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Obituary for Howard Granville Trider

TRIDER, Howard Granville - At the Douglas Memorial Hospital on Wednesday November 22, 2006. Howard Trider, beloved husband of 52 years to Eliza (Moore) and loving father of John, James (Annette) and Jeffrey. Much loved grandfather of Christopher. Predeceased by brothers Earl, Donald, Roy, sisters Jean, Myrtle, Marion and parents Levi and Margaret Trider. Howard was born in Toronto and came to Crystal Beach in 1942. He worked for Fleet Aircraft for several years and for Canada Customs for 31 years until his retirement in 1989. He was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church for 54 years. Friends may call at THE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME 722 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway from 2-4 and 7-9 Friday. Funeral services in the chapel Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Ridgeway Memorial Cemetery. Memorial donations would be appreciated to St. Luke's Lutheran Church or The Canadian Cancer Society. 10449562
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Howard married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Obituary - Fort Erie Times July 1952
Charles A. Moore
Funeral services were held from Dell's Funeral Chapel, Ridgeway on Tuesday afternoon, July 8th at 2:30 o'clocl for Charles Albert Moore, 78, who died in Douglas Memorial Hospital on Saturday July 5th, following a lenghtly illness. Reverand Mr. Ohrt of St. Luke's Luthern Church, Ridgeway, officiated at the services, with interment in the RIdgeway cemetery. Pallbearers were Chester Riegle, C. V. Butler, Thomas Clark, Howard Beam, Lloyd Sherk and Archie Malloy.
Surviving are two children, a daughter, Eliza and one son Lawrence, both living at home on Ridge Road in Ridgeway; a sister, Mrs. Clara Hanna of Fort Erie and one brother, William of Ridgeway.
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Charles married Justine Adeline ROSIN on 16 Dec 1922 in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Fort Erie, Ontario. Justine was born on 27 Sep 1885 in Rochester, N.Y.; died on 19 Jul 1950 in Ridgeway, Bertie Twp., Ontario; was buried in Ridgeway Cemetery, Bertie Twp., Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Obituary: The Times Review Fort Erie July 27, 1950
Mrs. Justine A. Moore
Funeral services were conducted on Saturday afternoon from Dell's Funeral Chapel, Ridgeway, for Mrs. Justine Adeline Moore who passed away in her 64th year on Wednesday July 19 at Douglas Memorial Hospital, Fort Erie, following a lenghly illness.
She was the beloved wife of Charles Moore, Ridgeway; and mother of one daughter, Eliza A. Moore, and one son, Lawrence, both living at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore came here shortly after their marriage, 27 years ago. The deceased was a member of the Queen Victoria Rebekah Lodge for several years.
Rev. B. E. Walck officiated at the services. The pall bearers were Harry Clans, Fred Smith, Carl Hampel, Archie Malloy, Fred Fretz and Tobias Baer. Interment was in Ridgeway cemetery.
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Obituary - unknown newspaper source, January 1891; Fort Erie - Ridgeway Musuem
On Sunday afternoon about four o'clock as Mr. Irvin Teal and Ezra F. Moore were returnining from Black Creek in a covered carriage, they were run into by a Michigan Control Railway engine and van on the crossing at Stevensville. The engine struck the buggy back of the hub of the hind wheel, completely demolishing the back part of the buggy. Neither of the gentleman noticed the approaching engine until it was too late to avert the collision. Mr. Teal says there was no bell or whistle sounded. The horse apparently saw the danger and making a forward spring became disengaged from the rig and dragged Mr. Teal (who was driving) with him, which was the cause of Mr. Teal's miraculous escape. Poor Ezra took the full force of the blow and was pitched up about thirty feet from the crossing, terribly mangled but still conscious. He was taken to Stevensville and Drs. Brewster, Douglas and Collver were soon on hand and everything that medical skill could do was done for the sufferer, but all to no avail. He lingered in terrible agony untill about half past eight, when death ended his sufferings. The immediate cause of death was the fractured of the skull, in addition to which one leg and arm were broken in several places, besides other injuries. Mr. Teal was badly bruised but no bones broken and he was able to be about and receive the congradulations of friends on his escape. He takes the fate of Mr. Moore very much to heart, and he says he would willingly have taken the broken limbs if on;y Ezra's life had been spared. Ezra F. Moore, the victim, was one of our most respected citizens, and is mourned by a host of friends. He was in his 54th year. The greater part of his life having been spent in the immediate vicinity. He was a carriage maker by trade, and for the past eighteen or twenty years has been in the employ of Mr. Irvin Teal. He leaves a widow and three sons and two daughters, Mrs. A. J. Hanna and Mrs. Fred. Ellsworth; John, the eldest son, has a situation in New York city; Charlie and Willie, ages respectively about 17 and 10, comprise the family at home. We are pleased to note that notwithstanding the loss of a kind husband and father, the family are not left without a substantial proof of his feorthought for their comfort, he having held a certificate in the A.O.U.W. for $2000, and also one in the Home Circle for $3000.
The funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday afternoon, 28th, and was one of the most largely attended ever held in the village, the Methodist church being packed, besides numbers who did not enter the church. The sermon was preached by Rev. C. Stringfellow. The funeral was in charge of the brethren of International Lodge, I.O.O.F., who were in attendance in a large body. The members of Ridgeway Lodge, A.O.U.W., also joined the procession. Interment took place in the village cemetery. The impressive burial service of the Oddfellows ritual was rendered at the grave. Among the floral tributes were two worthy of special mention - a pillow offered by the brethren of Ridgeway Lodge, A.O.U.W., and a wreath by the members of the Home Circle.
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Ezra married Eliza Alice DANNER on 6 May 1862 in Ridgeway, Bertie Twp., Ontario. Eliza (daughter of Joseph DANNER and Rebecca BLACKMORE) was born on 20 Sep 1843 in Willoughby Twp., Ontario; died on 11 Sep 1917 in Ridgeway, Bertie Twp., Ontario; was buried in Ridgeway Cemetery, Bertie Twp., Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Obituary 1917
After a lingering illness Mrs. Ezra Moore passed away Tuesday evening, Sept 11, aged 73 years. She had been a resident of Bertie all her life and was highly respected by all who knew her. Two daughters, Mrs. Joseph A. Hanna of Bridgeburg and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth of Ridgeway and three sons William of Saskatchewan, John of New York City and Charles of Ridgeway survive.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon at her late residence. The Rev. John Peach had charge. Interment in Ridgeway cemetery.
Those attending from out of town were:- Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of New York City, Mr. and Mrs A.J. Hanna of Bridgeburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanna, Fort Erie, Mrs. Will McFallen and Dr. S. Gillespie of Edinborough, Pa., Mrs. Mary Eakin of Rochester, N.Y.; J. Moore, Thos Moore, Mrs. D. Collins, Mrs. Frank Swain of Langton, Ont. The People's Press and the entire community extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved family.
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