Notes:

Birth:
Verify parents.

Died:
Verify location

Buried:
Plot D6-0609-0. Same plot as David Walker Justice.

Notes:

. David Justice, b. 8 Oct 1885, Erin, Ontario, Plasterer
Age 23, Height 6 ft, 1 in. Dark complexion, Blue eyes, dark hair, Presbyterian. Appendix scar. Fit, July 24, 1915, Winnipeg.
Next of Kin, Adam Justice, P.O. Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Ref: WWI Attestation Papers.

Named after his Uncle David Justice.

. 1932 Jul 14 Thrus. Master Walker Justice, of Winnipeg, Man, is visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Walker.
Ref: Acton Free Press, Ontario.

. 1958 Voter Lists - Walker Justice, contractor, Mrs. Walker Justice, 52 Davis St., Dryden.
. 1962, 1965 & 1972 Voter Lists - 52 Davis St., Dryden, Ontario:
Walker Justice, builder, Mrs. Lyla Justice, Library assistant. - - -

Birth:
Census 1916 aged: 2 months. 514 Carlaw Ave. [ East end of Toronto].

Buried:
Plot D6-0609-0, Winnipeg.

David married Lyla Agnes HADDEN on 26 Jun 1941. Lyla was born on 24 Dec 1917 in Saskatchewan; died on 30 Jan 1986 in Dryden, Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lyla is the daughter of Agnes Howland Conley & Wm. James Hadden of Theodore Village, Mackenzie, Saskatchewan [Ref: Census 1911].

. 1958 - Walker Justice, contractor, Mrs. Walker Justice, 52 Davis St., Dryden.
. 1962, 1965 & 1972 - Voter Lists - 52 Davis St., Dryden, Ontario:
Walker Justice, builder, Mrs. Lyla Justice, Library assistant. - - -

Notes:

Thomas is the son of Margaret Stark, 30 Jan 1835 &
Adam Justice, b 20 Feb 1835 -14 Nov 1952 (?)

. 1878 Jan 7 - Ontario Birth Registration 35176-21
Thomas Justice, s/o Adam Justice, mason of Erin, Ontario & Margaret Stark. Accoucheur: Dr. McNaughton.

. Family inter-relationship:
Jean Justice married Fred Felker & her brother Tom Justice married Ella Walker.
Ella Walker's sister is Jennie Walker who married Fred Felker's brother, Jack Felker.

. Canadian Soldiers of the First World War:
Thos Justice, Private, Pay at 50¢ day, $6.00,Mar 30 - Jun 10th, $6.00 30th Wellington Rifles, Brigade Camp at London, Ontario.
(Brother-in-Law, John Felker also in same regiment.
Ref: Cdn. Department of Militia & Defense, Accounts & Pay Branch, Nominal Rolls & Paylists for the Volunteer Militia, 1855-1914; Record Group R810-100-9-E; Volume Number: 84.

. 1901 Census Erin, Wellington, Ontario
Children:
Justice Thomas , M, Son, Jan 7 1878 /23
Justice Jane S, F,  Daughter, Oct 1 1879 /21
Justice Robert, M, Son, Jan 26 1883 /18 (1911 Census Battleford, Saskatchewan)
Justice David, M, Son, Oct 8 1885 / 15.

Poem to Thom. Justice, by Mrs. Pratt:

Tom Justice was a wreckman bold
His noble deeds can ne'vr be told
If e'er a train rolled off the rails
Tom Justice came, as hard as nails
He drenched the trucks with axle grease
& rolled them back with greatest ease.

Tom Justice was a Carver great
A carver he of first class rate
He'd grasp his knife, so bright & keen
He'd wear a pennie nice & clean
He'd gently carve a turkey tough
With chickens he was never rough.

Tom Justice was a bridgeman keen
A player smart as e'er was seen
He always played as taught by Hoyle
He ne'r made his partner rage & boil
But played an honest game & good
As every honest bridgeman should.

Then here's a health to good friend Tom
To his genial wife - she's second to non
From trusted friends may they ne'er roam
& long may they live in their cozy home.
Long be their days, may health be theirs
Their friends be many throught the years
& many the joys & few the sorrows
They share together in long to-morrows.

. Obituary
Thomas Justice, 79, of 514 Carlaw Ave., Died Friday in King Edward hospital. He was born in Erin, Ont., & came to 53 years ago. He was employed with the CNR, as an carman for 28 years, retiring in 1945. He was a member of the CNR Veterans. He is survived by his wife, Nellie,
one daughter Mrs. Jennie Thomas of Los Angeles, one son, Walker of Dryden, Ont.,
5 grandchildren & one brother David Justice of Dauphin.
Funeral service will be at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday in Thompson Chapels, with Rev. F Staintno officiating. Burial will be in chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens.
Winnipeg Free Press, Manitoba, Nov 9, 1957. - - -

Birth:


Died:
514 Carlaw Ave.

Thomas married Ellen Mary NELLIE, ELLA & LAL WALKER, .7 on 10 Feb 1904 in Erin, Wellington Co., Ontario. Ellen (daughter of Charles Henry WALKER, .1 and Mary Ellen ELLA HAMILTON) was born on 20 Jul 1884 in Erin Village, Wellington Co., Ontario; died on 10 Jan 1968 in Dauphin, Manitoba; was buried in Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

. [Birth?} Registration Cards: Ella Walker No. 81 274 10.
. Marriages. Ella Walker & Thomas Justice on Feb. [10, 1904].
Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton.

. 1884 Jul 4, Birth announcement of a son to Charles Walker
Ref: Guelph Weekly Mercury Newspaper, Published 1884 July 10th.

Aunt Lal was a short, jolly lady with dark hair. Her husband Tom work for the CNR, so she had a train pass. Every Christmas she would arrive at Union Station. Arrival by train was then an big exciting affair. Crowds would gather around the exit gate waiting for the travellers to arrive. Aunt Lal would descend the gangplank wearing a black Persian lamb fur coat with a beautiful Christmas corsage with coloured sparkly white bells set with a ribbon. After the rounds of hugs & kisses, nephew Charles Felker would drive his aunt to his mother's house. Christmas diner would be celebrated with at least the 3 sisters, Lal, Jenn, & Irene. Lal would also visit her other married sisters, Winn & Mary.
- P J Ahlberg, grand niece. 2008.

. Erin Advocate Newspaper
. 1911 May 24, Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto; & Mrs. T. Justice & daughter, of Dauphin, Manitoba, are here on a visit to their mother, Mrs. C. Walker.

. 1916 Winnipeg, Manitoba Census, 485 Carlaw Ave.
Justice, Thomas S, 38y / 1878, Ontario, Presby., 1908, Car repair, CNR
Ella, Married, 32y / 1884, Ontario
Jennie R, 12, 1904, Ontario
David W Justice, son, 2/12 months, 1916 Manitoba.

. 1929 Jun 19 from Winnipeg, Manitoba. - Border Crossing, via GN.Ry, at Blaine, Washington, 1929 Jun 25th:
Nellie Justice, Age 44, 5 ft. 4", 210 Lbs. ,
Emily Justice, Age 60/1869, 149lbs. Gray, b. Canada,
Emily Justice, sister-in-law & David W. Justice .

. 1929 August 29, Erin, Mr. Wm. Justice of Winnipeg, Man. spent a few days with Mr & Mrs. Jas. Justice.
Ref: Acton Free Press, p. 4
Note: XRef: Lal Walker Justice were in Erin for the funeral of her sister's husband, John Felker.
. 1931 Jun 25, Erin, Mrs Ella Walker & Mr Mrs Finn of Toronto, returned home on Sunday after spending 3 weeks at Winnipeg & Calgary.
. 1935 Mrs Thomas Justice, of Winnipeg, Man., is visiting with her mother, Mrs Ella Walker & other relatives.

Signed Res. Ellen McLachlan, Erin Twp., Wellington Co.,
James Milloy, J.P.

. 1942 Dominion of Canada, Province of Ontario, Birth Registration # 902231.
Ellen Walker, Born 20 Jul 1884, Erin,
Daughter of Ellen Hamilton & Charles Henry Walker, Erin, Carriage Maker. I Ellen Walker, of the City of Toronto, York County, I am the mother of the aforesaid.
Signed, Toronto, 4th day December, 1942, Ella Hamilton Walker. - - -

Birth:
Alt Names: Nellie when young, her family sometimes called her Ella & Lal when she was older.

Died:
(Winnipeg.)

Buried:
Winnipeg.

Notes:

Adam is the son of Agnes Robertson & James Stark.

. 1861 East Whitby Twp., Ontario County [now Durham Co.], Ontario, Canada
Adam JUSTICE, age 25, 1386 Scotland, Mason,
Margaret Justice, 21, 1840 Scotland, Religion United Presbyterian
Catherine Justice, 2 1859 Upper Canada
James STARK, age 62, 1799 Scotland, Married, yeoman, Religion U.P.
Catherine Stark, 50, 1811 Scotland, Married
Marion Stark, 19, 1842 Scotland
Isabella Stark, 18, 1843 Scotland
Jane Stark, 16, 1845 Scotland
Catherine Stark, 14, 1847 Scotland
James Stark, 12, 1849 Scotland
John Stark, 10, 1851 Scotland
- reside in one story frame house, one family. - - -

Died:
Aged 69, Lot 19, Con 10. COD: Arterioscoliosis. Dr. Gear.

Adam married Margaret STARK on 24 Dec 1858 in Whitby, Durham Co., Ontario. Margaret was born on 21 Feb 1840 in Scotland; died on 21 Feb 1905 in Erin Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario; was buried in Erin Union Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Margaret is the daughter of Agnes Robertson & James Stark.

Wellington Co. Registration #034793, Feb 26, 1876,
Annie Isabella Justice, female,
Father Adam Justice, mason, mother Margaret Stark.
Informant Adam Justice, mason, Erin. Registered Apr 17, 1876.
Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler.

Wellington Co. Registration #038440, Oct 8, 1885.
David Justice,
male, Father Adam Justice, Mason, mother Margaret Stark.
Informant Adam Justice, mason, Village of Erin.
Registered May 21, 1886. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Wm Tyler.

. Children of Margaret Stark & Adam Justice.1st, are
Catherine Justice, 1858-1924; John1861, James 1865, Wm 1868, Adam 1874, Ann B 1877, Thous Stark Justice 1878-1957, Jean Justice 1879
Jane S 1881, Roberg 1883, David Justice, 1885-1969.

. 1891 Apr 11 Census, Erin Village, Ontario
Justice, Adam, Age 55, /1836 Scotland, Free Church, stone mason
Justice, Margaret, Age 51/1840, Scotland, Free Church, wife;
Justice, John Age 30, 1861 Ontario, son, Stone mason
James, 26, 1865, Ontario, son, Stone mason
William, 24, 1867, Ontario, son, Stone mason
Adam, 18, 1873, Ontario, son, Stone mason
Ann I, 14, 1877, Ontario, daughter [Annie Isabella
Thomas, 12, 1879, Ontario, son [b. Jan 7 1878]
Jane S, 10, 1881, Ontario, daughter [born 1879 Oct 1].
Robert, 8, 1883, Ontario, son [born Jan 26 1883]
David Justice, 6, 1885, Ontario, Son, Free Church. [born Oct 8 1885]

. Annie Isabella Justice, 26 Feb 1876, Erin, married Abraham Alonzo Teeter.

. 1916 Mar 24, WWI Attestation Papers:
Robert Justice, res. Wilie, Sask., b. Jan 26, Erin, Wellington, ON., Farmer.
Height 5 ft 8 in., Complexion Fresh, Eyes blue, Hair dark, Presbyterian. Fit. 1915 Mar 24, Saskatoon.
Military service: 5 years, 30th Battalion Guelph.
Next Kin: Brother Thomas Justice,485 Carlow Ave., Winnipeg. Man.
. 1961 Census Battleford, Sask. Robt Justice, Sewell municipality, b 1884 On. Methodist, Farmer.

. 1915 Jul 23 - WWI Attestation Papers:
David Justice, b Erin, Ontario, Plasterer,
Age 23, 6 ft 1In., dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, Presbyterian. Fit, 1915 Jul 24, Winnipeg.
Next of Kin, Adam Justice, PO Dauphin, Manitoba - - -

Birth:
Ref: 1861 Census.

Died:
Aged 65 years. Pleurisy. Dr. Gear.

Buried:
Monument S32-11.

Notes:

Charles Henry is the son of Elizabeth Wykham of Ireland & John S Walker.

. Erin Foundry Manufacture & blacksmith at Main & Scotch Streets.

. 1877 Wellington County Atlas Advertisement:
WALKER'S IRON FOUNDRY -
Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, Cultivators, Gang Ploughs, & all other Farming Implements.
IRON & BRASS CASTINGS TO ORDER
Repairing at short notice. -
John S. Walker & Son,
{ Proprietors, Erin Village.

. 1879 Co. of Wellington Gazetteer: Erin, Walker & Son, blacksmiths.

ACTON FREE PRESS Newspaper:
. 1876 Aug 10 - Erin Agricultural Society will hold its annual fall exhibition at Erin village on Tuesday, 17 October, 1879 - Dec 25 - Competition: 25 Dec 1879: The climax Plow made at Crowe's Iron works, Guelph. It sheds of all competitors for general purposes, iron beam, steel board & hears made of special hard iron. Cheap $14 cash. John Crowe.
Note1: the cost of a plow.

. 1880 Jan 8, Saw Mill burned, belong to Mr S iron, Worn, was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday about 2 o'clock.
. 1880 Dec 23 - Acton Free Press received the first number of the Erin Advocate newspaper, It will be independent in politics & will advance the interests of the village.
. 1881 Jan 6 - Erin Village, elected, C. Wallker, Councilor.
. 1881 Feb 10 - Officers of the Rockwood L.OL. elected last Tues. are as follows: C H Walker, Secretary.
. 1881 Nov 10 - Mr Mrs C H Walker, or Erin, were in Acton town on Sunday.
. 1884 Mar 6 - Acton, Messers. R. Hamilton & C H Walker, of Erin, were in town on Monday.
. 1886 Jan 7 - Elections Erin Village, Reeve L Carberry; Councillors W Conboy, C H Walker, W Hull & W Hamilton.

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1883 WELLINGON COUNTY DIRECTORY, ERIN:
. The land is nearly all cleared, there being very little timber, what there is consisting of beech, maple, cedar, hemlock & tamarack. Chief farm products are Fall & spring wheat, barley, oats, peas & hay. Daily stage to Guelph 20 miles. 3 hotels, 5 churches 2 harness shops, 4 general store & fancy goods store. 700 inhabitants.
. The Erin Foundry has been established 40 years (1843) & employs 6 to 8 hands in manufacture of plows, harrows, cultivators & other agricultural implements. C H. Walker.
. Erin L.O.L .#112, C H Walker, Secretary, Meets Wed., on or before full noon, 40 members.
. Disciples Church brick building, seating 300, erected 1873, Series 11 A, Sunday school 10 am, 75 members.
. All Saints Episcopal church, brick, seating 200, erected 12 y.

. 1889 Jan 3, Elections: Erin: Reeve W Conboy, Councilors C Walker.
. 1889 Jan 24, Erin Agricultural Society annual meeting held at Anderson's hotel, Ospringe, On Friday 18th Ins. directors: C H Walker.
. 1889 May 16 - Walker's Brick House at Main & Scotch Streets may be given a general building date by "Mr M Overland is erecting a dwelling house 25 X 31, solid brick". The Overland house was near the Walker's house in Erin. - PJA
. 1899 Oct 26 - There wherefore visitors to Erin last Friday [Fail Fair on Oct 19-20] than for a year before.

. 1890 Aug 24 - Acton Union Exhibition, on 7 & 8th Oct. The directors of Acton Union Agricultural Society met in the Town Hall on Sat. afternoon to complete arrangements for the annual exhibition on Tues. & Wed. the different committees & judges were appointed. The Committees are as follows: Implements: C. H. Walker, Erin.
. 1890 Sep 4 - 1890 Oct 8 - Acton Union Exhibition held in Acton, Oct 7 & 8th, Special Prizes given for Horses:
Best year-old colt, filly or gelding, agricultural or draught, by C H Walker, Erin,
Potato digger, value $10.00. ... & was won by John Duff*.
. 1890 Oct 23 - Last of the Season, Erin Fair last Week Suffered Severely From Rain: The Erin Agricultural Society held its annual exhibition on Wed. & Thus. All the inside depts. were filled on the first day. The crowd was so great in the building at onetime that a child had its leg broken while being jostled about. One woman became exhausted & had to be removed from the grounds. There was an absence of fakirs at the show this year, which was a relief to many. ... The success of the show is largely due to the energetic exertions of the officers & directors, who appeared to thoroughly understand their businesses: C. H. Walker.

. 1891 Oct 16 - A Trip to the Erin Fair. A large number of Torontonians visited the Erin fair yesterday, the guests of Mr W Callaway, district passenger agent of CPRailway. The fair was an excellent one, the Erin fears have been for the past 40 years.

. 1892 Apr 28 - Thomas Williams, a late employee of C H. Walker, has moved to Orangeville.
. 1892 May 12 - At the annual meeting of Erin Mechanic's Institute held in the Blue Ribbon Hall, last week, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: C H Walker, Vice-Pres. & also a Board Director. Acton Free Press Extracted from Erin Advocate.
* 1892 May 26 - Erin. Frank Law, of this place & Jas Wheeler of the township, appeared before C H Walker, Reeve & Wm. Tyler, Justices of the Peace, last Wed. evening, for raising a disturbance on the public street & are fined each $5. - extracted from the Advocate.

* 1892 July 29th, Friday, Erin. has been proclaimed a civil holiday by Reeve Walker. [Compare: 1898.8.18 Erin Civic Holiday will be held on the 26th inst. A demonstration will be held in the village.]

. 1892 Nov 10, John Currie, a late employee of C H Walker, has entered the stone shop in connection with the Clark note & is making preparations to open up a blacksmith shop.
. 1892 Nov 17 - A meeting of the management of the Erin Ploughing Society will be held at Ramsden's Hotel, Erin, on Saturday.

. 1892 Dec 30 -Erin village Cattle Fair every Tuesday before the Orangeville fair. Ref: Guelph Daily Mercury newspaper. [i.e. business opportunities for all. - PJA]
. 1893 Jan 5 - Municipal Elections: Erin Village: Reeve C. H. Walker, Councillors, Jas Long, J S Miller, R Medley, D Campbell.
. Erin: A new survey of the village is about to be taken & a new map prepared. The following men have been chosen to rule this village for 1893: C H Walker, Reeve, & councillors as above.
. 1893 Jan 26 - Erin, at the annual meeting of Erin Agricultural Society the following were elected directors: Ward 1, J. Duff*, for the village C H Walker & A C McMillan.
. 1893 May 18 - Annual Mechanics Institute meeting, now 100 members, Officers for present yer: C H Walker, vice-president.
. 1894 Jan 18, Erin. Reeve Walker attended County Council at Guelph on Tuesday. The annual meeting of the Erin Plough Association was held at Dywer's Hotel, Hillsburg, on Monday evening. Extracted from Advocate.
. 1894 May 10 - Annual meeting of Erin Mechanics' Institute was held at Two Hall on Monday evening.
. 1894 Jun 14, Erin. Reeve Walker has been at Guelph the past week attending County Council.
. 1896 Jan 9 - Municipal Elections: Erin, Reeve: C. H. Walker.
Acton Free Press quoted the Erin Advocate Newspaper.

. 1893 May 18 - A general map for the corporation of the village of Erin has just been completed by M M C Schofield, surveyor & is now in the county Registry office. ...Annual meeting of the Mechanics Institute was held in the town hall on Wed. evening last week. Although this institute has been organized a little over a year, the report was very encouraging & shows that there were now 100 members. Officers are: C H Walker, Vice President, Jas. Walker, director.

. 1883 & 1884 - Wellington Country Directory:
Population 700. Daily mail to Erin. * The Erin Foundry has been established 40 years, & employs 6 to 8 hands in the manufacture of plows, harrows, cultivators, & other agricultural implements. C. H. Walker.
*Erin L.O.L., No. 112; C. H. Walker, Secretary Meets, Wednesday, on or before full moon. There are 40 members.
. 1900 Oct 20, Erin's Fair, 10,000 People in Attendance, Erin Twp. Agricultural Society held its 50th annual exhibition, which invert way surpassed any of its predecessors. the death was everything that could be desired. A crowd of 10,000 people assembled in the small-town to enjoy the not famous Erin Fair. Morning trains brought in their quotas from 10 o'clock till after 2 there as a steady steam of conveyances coming into town from all directions the principal feature of the day was the horse show. with open trotting race. the best carriage prize was won by Jas. Currie. The day's program came to an grand finale in a concert given by the sons of Scotland in theTown Hall. The hall was filled long before the hot for the concert to commence.
Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto.

. On the occasion of a visit from Erin & other loges to the Alton Orange Lodge LPL NO. 770, a newspaper clipping records that in 1906, for the first time in a quarter of a century, Alton Orangemen celebrated the glorious 12 at home. A general holiday was proclaimed. Streets were decorated with arches & flags, & there were speeches by W S Murphy, Charles Walker, & Sam Charters.
Ref: From the Boyne to Brampton, Wm. Perkins Bull.

. 1883 Wellington County Directory:
Sibley John C, carriage builder
Walker Bros., (George & Robert) harnessing dealers
Walker Agnes, Mrs, Wid. George
Walker C H, prop. Erin Foundry, manuf. agricultural implements
Walker, Mrs Elizaberh, wid. John.

. 1885 Union Publishing Co. Farmers Directory: C H Walker, Agril. impl. mnfr. & Geo Walker, harness maker.

. 1885 - 95 Gazetteer Ottawa:
. Hardware merchants: Charles H Walker & Harvard, Georgetown … which is 12 to 35 miles to Georgetown. i.e. Plows, cutters.
. Walker , C. H., proprietor Erin Foundry, Manuf. agricultural implements. 1883
. Walker, Charles H. Foundry & Blacksmith; Walker, George, Harness maker. Ottawa 1885.

. 1885 Gazetteer Ottawa, ON [i.e. national publication]
Hardware merchants: Charles H Walker & Harvard, Georgetown.
i.e. Plows, cutters …which is 12 to 35 miles to Georgetown.

> 1885 Dec 3 - Mr C H Walker, of Erin, is putting a new engine & boiler, as well as other improvements in his foundry.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

. 1888 Jul 19th, Toronto - Chas. was a witnesses at his widowed sister's, Sarah Jane Walker Grieves marriage to Matthew Hall.
. 1888 Nov 22-Mr Mrs C H Walker of Erin, visited Acton friends on Monday.
. 1892 Ontario Gazetteer & Directory, Walker, Charles H, foundry.

. 1893 Jan 5, A new survey of Erin village is about to be taken & anemia prepared. the following men have bee chose to rule this village in 1893: C H Walker, Reeve.
. 1894 Jan 18 - Erin, Reeve Walker attended County Council at Guelph on Tuesday.

. 1895 Nov 21 - The village Fathers are keeping pace with enterprising merchants who are rebuilding a new block where the old one was destroyed by fire. A new sidewalk is being laid the length of the new block.

. 1898 - 99 Western Ontario Gazetteer & Directory: Erin, Walker C H, foundry.

. 1899 Jan 3, Erin - Municipal Elections on Monday: Reeve: W Conboy, by acclamation. Councilors: C H Walker, D Spiers, W Hall & C. Overland.

. 1899 Sept 14, A Delighted Deputation.
A deputation from Erin, consisting of Dr. Geer, Messrs Walker, Overland & Conboy, visited Acton last Wednesday evening to inspect our electric lighting system. They were charmed with the efficiency of our plant. Erin streets will probably be lighted shortly. Power will be generated at The Cataract. The deputation expressed surprise & pleasure with Acton's fine municipal possessions. The town hall, fire brigade equipment, park & permanent pavements all came in for compliments, & our municipal fathers were accorded heaps of taffy for their part in securing these improvements. They were especially complimented upon the efficiency & success of the electric lighting system.
. 1899 Sep 28, Erin village has decided to put in electric light. Incandescent lists similar to those in Action will be put on the streets. Mr Deagle will supply the current from the Cataract, bar completion by the 1st Nov.
- The committee from Erin who visited Acton, Georgetown & other points to examine the merits of the various electric lighting systems reported a week ago, that they considered that while Acton, with the incandescent system on the streets, was not so brilliantly lighted in places, to was much more evenly lighted than Georgetown with its 1500 candle power are lamps, four to the mile. After considerable discussion it was denied to have incandescent system & on a vote being taken it was carried by a large majority & a contract has been entered into for the lighting of the village.
. 1899 Dec 7, The electric light is a long time coming, but it will surely behave now within a few weeks.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

First Appendicitis Operation in Ontario:
> An incident in Dr. McNaughton's life must be respected here. Mr. Charlie Walker took sudden with appendicitis. Dr McNaughton summoned Dr McKinnon of Hillsburgh & Dr MacKinnon of Guelph, & in silence they performed the first successful appendix operation ever known in Ontario. Just fancy, no hospital ward or operating accessories, but in his own home on a table. The silence was so necessary that the board sidewalk in front of the house was laid with sawdust.
There were 2 Doctors living in fine homes. Dr. McNaughton, an army surgeon who knew just the medicine to take, as he used to try location with a fist punch. If above the belt line, you took Senna tea, if below, a tablespoon of Epsom or a dose of castor oil. All were sure cures. He was thorough & punctual. In the dark night his horse and buggy never failed if he was needed, and was often heard going over the bridge on his mercy calls.
Ref: Gleanings From Memories By Paths of Erin - Early Medicine & Barrett's Tub, by Harry Smith. 1871.

. Average wages for farm hand: Robt. A Reed, Erin: Some good farm labourers from the Old Country, who would be willing to work for say $12 or $14 per month & board, by the year, would I think, soon get employment in this section of country.
Ref: Annual Report of the Industries for the Province of Ontario.

. 1901 Oct 24 - Erin Twp. Agricultural Society first fair of the new century, & the 51st of this well-known fair. Notwithstanding cold weather 5,000 visitors gathered last Friday. ... the officers of the society are to be congratulated upon scoring another success this year: President, C H Walker.

. Died, Charles Walker, died June 23, 1908.
Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton.

. 1906 Apr 26 - Pallbears:
Died at St. Mary's. Mr. Henry Grindell was summoned to St. Mary's on Saturday by news of the death of his brother-in-law, Mr. W. L. Moore. Mr. Moore was a son of Mr. Nelson M. Moore, of Eramosa, & was married to Miss Adeline Grindell, daughter of Mr. Robert G. Grindell, of Eramosa. Mrs. Moore, with 2 sons & 2 daughters, survive him. For 12 years Mr. Moore ran the Guelph & Erin stage, & for 4 years was agent for Tolton Bros., later entering the service of the Maxwell works at St. Mary's. He had been ill for a long time, & was in his 44th year. A funeral service was held at St. Mary's Monday morning, conducted by Rev. W. H. Graham. The body was brought to Guelph on the 10.40 train, accompanied by the family. Deceased was a member of Erin lodge, No. 67, A.O.U.W., & of Erin tent, No. 122, K.O.T.M. Rev. S. E. Marshall conducted the service at Guelph.
The pallbearers were D. Tolton, R. Jestin, John Grindell, Chas. Walker & Wm. Everts & Chas. Overland.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

. WILL of Charles H. Walker:
Summary: Died 1908 June 23, Erin, Wellington Will #6071
Real Estate $2,200:
Household goods & furniture: $100.00
Buggies & Cutters Manufactured: 300.00
Cash on hand: 23.00
Book debts & cash receivable: 375.00
Other material & stock-in-trade: 150.00
$948.00.
Real Estate #Lot #15 McMillan's survey, Erin Village made by C. J. Wheelock,
P.L.S. Plan 102, $2,000.00.
Lot 20 in same survey, $200.00, Total: $3,148,00.
$2,000 Insurance on the life in the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Sole Beneficiary: Ella H Walker. Signed, Charles H Walker, 15 May 1908.
...real estate, personal property, "My beneficiary Certificate for $2,000 in A.O.U. Workmen is drawn in favour of my wife Ella Walker".
Witnesses: Henry Gear, physician; John D. Leitch, CP.R. Agent, Erin.

. Wellington Co. Deaths #8- 39473, Erin Village
Walker, Charles Henry, died June 23, 1908, Aged 51 years,
Resided Main Street, Erin, Machinist, married, Born Erin Village of Valvular Disease of Heart, one year. Dr. H Gear, Anglican.

After the death of Charles Walker:
* 1909 NOVEMBER 10 - 24, ERIN: Auction Sales for November 25th. As Mr. Walker's Implements & stock is all of the best, no one should miss this sale. There is also a large amount of produce, including 5 tons of hay, 900 bushels of oats, 150 bales of seed barley, 75 bushels of seed peas, 100 bushels of turnips, 400 bushels of sugar beets & 75 bu. of carrots. There is also 5000 feet of lumber.
Note2: The auction was held by W Hull, licensed auctioned, for Wellington Co. Followup of the sales was not found. - PJ Ahlberg.

Employed at Walker Foundry: Red Jack Macdonald
. 1934 Jun 18, Hugh John Mcdonald, who was employed at the old Walker Foundy as a blacksmith, back in the days of the late James Meikleham & who was among the early eighties pioneers of BC mining district, passed away at Rossland, BC, on Jun , 79th year; Born Toronto 1885, blacksmith in Erin district for 35 years. About 2903 as a mine blacksmith at Rossland, BC.
Ref: Erin Advocate newspaper, pub. 1934 Jun 28.

Research & transcripts by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -

Page Two

The Walkers made Cutter & farm implements.

The Difference Between a Cutter & a Sleigh
One of the biggest differences between a cutter & a sleigh is the size. Cutters were created for leisurely driving among one or two couples. They were meant to be snug & comfortable. Sleighs, though, were built to accommodate a larger group. The cutter was used for longer, slower rides, the runners are straighter, which means the cutter is meant to keep going straight. While it can be turned, turns must be taken slowly & wider than normal.
The primary use of both a cutter & a sleigh is transportation in the snowy winter months, they each have their own individual purpose. Because cutters offered a cozier ride with all occupants sitting close together. The cutter, for instance, is built lower to the ground & requires more flexibility to ensure the jarring of the road does not break the structure. - - -

Birth:
Erin Village 'Poppa'.

Died:
Main & Scotch Streets. Died of Valvular disease of heart.

Buried:
Row 28, Plot 14.

Charles married Mary Ellen ELLA HAMILTON on 15 Jun 1881 in Acton, Esquesing Twp., Halton Co., Ontario. Mary (daughter of Richard Lawrence HAMILTON and Jane Matilida MCCUTCHEON) was born on 27 Jul 1863 in Acton, Esquesing Twp., Halton Co., Ontario; died on 28 Dec 1944 in Toronto, York Co., Ontario; was buried on 31 Dec 1944 in Erin Union Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Ella is the daughter of Jane Matilda McCutcheon & Richard Lawrence Hamilton.

. 1874 Pupils enrolled by John Ross Principal of Acton Public School:
Daniel McK Johnston, 9 & John Thomas Johnston, sons of "Dr". Richard Johnston.
Eratus D Johnston, 11, son of Richard Johnston.
Richard Johnston, 5, son of Dr. Richard Johnston.
Mary Ellen Hamilton, 10, daughter of Richard Hamilton.
The revelation of their respective ages when registered back there in the old school, 57 years ago, caused quite a furore among some of the grandmothers & others of today.
Ref: Acton Free Press newspaper, republished 1931.7.2.
. 1876 Dec 7 - Acton Public School, results of a written examination in grammar: third Class, Ellen Hamilton 92%.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

Ontario Land Registry Abstract Book 237, p 67
Village of Erin, Lot 15, Con 10
. 1878 mar 1, B&S, Jas. White & wife, sold to Charles H Walker, All Quarter acres,
. 1918 Mar 26, B&S, Ella H Walker, Widow, sold to Mary J McMillan, $1800.

. Births, Ella Walker, born July 20th, 1884.
. Marriage, Chas H Walker & Ella Hamilton married aunt 15h 1881 at the residence of her father R haflton, Acton, Ontario.
Witnesses John Corwoclk & Samual Mclane.
Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton.

. Ontario Marriage Registration # 003874, Halton Co., Acton
Charles H Walker, 24 Y, born Erin, ON., Bachelor, Manuf. of farming equip.,
s/o John S. Walker & Elizabeth Walker
X Ella Hamilton, 18y, Born Twp. Esquesing, Single,
d/o Jane Hamilton & Richard Hamilton.
Wit. John Cormick, Erin & S. McLean, Acton. On 15th June, 1881, Acton. Bridegroom is English Church, Bride's Rel. None. Rev A. Anderson, Wit: John Cornick, Erin & S M Law, Acton. License.

. The Altar - Walker - Hamilton - In Acton, on the 15th inst., at the residence of the bride's father,
by Elder A. Anders on of Hamilton,
Mr. C. H. Walker of Erin Village to Miss Ella,
the only daughter of Mr. Richard Hamilton of this village.
Ref1: ACTON FREE PRESS, Thursday, June 16, 1881 & in the Erin Advocate "
Ref2: ERIN ADVOCATE, Published every Wednesday.
Note1: A similar copy was written in Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton's Bible & in turn, given to her eldest granddaughter, Jennie Walker's bible, [then given to her daughter Marie Felker, to gave it to niece Patricia J Felker.]

. 1881 Jun 23 - Mr. C. H. Walker & his newly made bride (Miss Ella Hamilton, of this village) returned from their wedding trip on Friday evening, after visiting friends in Toronto & Collingwood. They left for their new home in Erin Village on Saturday.
Ref: Acton Free Press, page 3, column 2.
. 1881 Nov 10 - Mr & Mrs. C. H. Waker, of Erin, were in town on Sunday.
Ref: Acton Free Press, p3.

. 1883 WELLINGTON COUNTY DIRECTORY:
The Erin Disciples church is a brick building, seating 300. It was erected in 1873, at the cost of $4,200. Services at 11 a.m.; Sunday school at 10 a.m. There are 75 members. The pastorate is vacant.

. Mr. C. H. Walker & his newly made bride, (Miss Ella Hamilton, of this village) returned from their wedding trip on Friday evening, after visiting friends in Toronto & Collingwood. They left for their new home in Erin Village on Saturday.

. 1897 Jan 14 - Erin, A grand musical entertainment was given by the ladies of the Disciple Church, in the Temperance Hill last evening. The programme consisted of vocal & instrumental music, solos & recitations.

. 1902 May 22. Obituary: Mrs. James Brown, Ruth Ann Hall, eldest daughter of Asa Hall, Esq. Born 1841 in Acton. Her husband lived 14 years. on Lot 1, Con 4, Erin, where he operated a saw mill. Friends form a distance were in attendance: Mr. Richard Hamilton (her father) & Mrs. C W. Walker, Erin.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

. 1911 Census Erin, Ontario, Ella Walker, b 1863.
Ella sold up the foundry & house & moved with her girls to Toronto.

ERIN ADVOCATE Weekly Newspaper:
. 1909 Aug 18, Erin, Mrs S McCutcheon, Guelph, is the guest of Mrs Walker.
. 1909 Aug 25, 1909, Mrs. Chas. W Walker, of West Toronto, who has been spending a 2 weeks vacation with friends & relatives here, returned home on Saturday evening, sorry to leave, but looking forward to a return visit next year.
Note2: Chas. Walker died in June 1908. Ella sold up the foundry & moved with her girls to Toronto in 1922 to nurse her dying daughter Kate Walker.]
. 1909 Sep 8, Erin. Mr. J Walker, Toronto, left for the North West, last week, after visiting his mother her.
1909 Oct 20, Erin Market Oct 20. Turkeys, dress, per pound $0.14 to 15
Potatoes per bag, $0.35 to 40.
. 1911 Jan. 4 - Mr. Frank Walker, Union Bank, Smith's Falls, at home. Mr. & Mrs. J. Felker, of Toronto, spent New Years with his mother, Mrs. C H Walker. May 24, 1911 - Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto; & Mrs. T. Justice & daughter, of Dauphin, Manitoba, are here on a visit to their mother, Mrs. C. Walker
. 1911 May 31- Mrs. J. Felker,
Mr. John Walker, who has been visiting his mother here, for sometime returned to Winnipeg on Tuesday last.
who has been here on a visit to her mother, Mrs. C. Walker, returned to her home in Toronto last week, accompanied by her sister Ruby.
. 1911July 12 - Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto, is here on a visit to her mother, Mrs. C. Walker.
. 1911 Oct. 18- Erin Fair Visitors: Mr & Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto, at Mrs. C. Walker's, 6,000 people attended the Fair last Friday.
. 1911 Dec. 27- Mr. & Mrs. J. Felker, of Toronto; Mr. Frank Walker, of Smiths Falls; Miss I. Walker, with their mother, Mrs. Walker.

. 1929 May 23 Mrs James Firstbrook, Dr Arthur Firstbrook, Mrs Ells Walker; daughter Irene & Master Edward Brock of Toronto, were guests of Mrs A E Nicklin on Saturday.
. 1930 Aug 7. Mr Mrs Thos. Justice of Winnipeg, Manitoba, are visiting with Mrs Ella Walker & other relatives. [for funeral of son Frank W Walker.]
. 1930 Oct 9, Thurs. Misses Irene, Ruby & Kathleen Walker Toronto, spend the week wend with their mother, Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1931 Jun 18, Mrs Ella Walker, Mr Mrs P Finn motored & are visiting with Mr Mrs John Walker, at Regina, Sask.
. 1931 Jun 25, Erin, Mrs Ella Walker & Mr Mrs Finn of Toronto, returned home on Sunday after spending 3 weeks at Winnipeg & Calgary.
. 1931 Jul 9, Erin, Mr Mrs John Walker & daughter & son of Regina, Sask, are visiting with the former's mother, Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1931 Jul 23. Miss Marie Felker, of Toronto, is holidaying with her grand-mother, Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1932 Jan 7- Erin - Mrs. J. Felker an family, & Misses Irene & Ruby Walker of Toronto, Mr. Hughes of Regina Sask. [ should be son Babe Walker of Regina, Sask?], spent Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Ella Walker.
. 1932 Apr Misses Ruby & Kathleen Walker, of Toronto, spent Ester with their mother, Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1932 Jul 14 Thrus. Master Walker Justice, of Winnipeg, Man, is visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Walker.
Ref: Acton Free Press, Ontario.

. 1934 Aug 23, Miss Ruby Walker& Mrs N Felker of Toronto, are holidaying with Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1934 Nov 22, Everton, Ontario. Mrs T D McCutcheon is staying with her aunt, Mrs Ella Walker, Acton. [Error: like Mrs TDM of Everton, is staying with Aunt Ella Walker, of Erin. Ref: Acton Free Press.
. 1935 Feb 28, Thrus., Mr Mrs P Finn, Misses Irene & Ruby Walker, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1935 Mar 14 & Erin. Mr Mrs P Finn, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1935 Apr 11, Erin, Mr Mrs P Finn, & Ruby Walker, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mrs Ella Walker.
. 1935 Jul 18, Erin, Mrs Mrs P Finn, Mrs J Felker & 2 sons & daughter Marie, Misses Irene & Kathleen Walker of Toronto, were week-end visitors with Mrs Ella Walker
. 1935 Mrs Thomas Justice, of Winnipeg, Man., is visiting with her mother, Mrs Ella Walker & other relatives.
. 1935 Nov 14, Mrs Ella Walker & grandson, Edward Brock, were away in Toronto from Friday evening to Monday evening with her daughters.
.1935 Dec 26, Mrs Ella Waker, Miss Kathleen Walker, & Edward Brock are away in Toronto for visits with relatives & friends during the Christmas holidays
. 1936 Apr 9, Mr Mrs Neil Felker of Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mrs Ells Walker; while in town Mr. Felker called on several old friends. - . -
. 1936 Oct 22,Mrs Thos. Justice of Winnipeg man< Mrs Mrs P Finn, Mis Irene Walker, Mrs Jennie Felker, Miss Ruby Walker & Miss Kathleen Walker of Toronto, visited with Mrs Ells Walker.

. 1938 Jun 30 - Ospringe - McCUTCHEON REUNION, held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr Mrs Robert S McCutcheon, THIRD LINE, Erin, home offers McCutcheon settlers for 3 generations. The first McCutcheon came from Ireland over a 100 years go & purchased the home from the Crown.
Inspire of unfavorable weather in early afternoon, 110 guest registered. Games & races:
Races under 13: Helen Aitken & CHARLIE FELKER [born 1924]
After the races, supper was served on the lawn, President Robt. McC. called the guests to order & extended to all a hearty welcome.
MRS ELLA WALKER, gave a short history of the McCutcheon clan, which was very interesting.
Ref: Acton Free Press.
1942 My 14, Erin Mrs Ella Walker has retuned to her home here after spending the the winter with her daughters in Toronto Her daughters , Mrs Thosmas Justice of Winnipeg, Manitoba, accompanied her & will remain for a time. Ref: Acton Free Press, reprinted from the Advocate.

. 1935 Wellington Co., voters list: Mrs. Chas. widow, Erin.

. ELLA HAMILTON'S FAMILY BIBLE: 12 X 9 X 4.5 inches thick. This Bible does not bear a publication date as such, but does have a publisher's note that it was entered into US Librarian of congress in 1876.The first entry for Richard & Jane's marriage was, thus entered at least 2 to 3 decades later. The Bible was then given to her eldest daughter, Jennie Walker, who in turned left it her eldest & only daughter, Marie Felker. The Bible then came to Marie's niece, myself, Patricia Felker Ahlberg, 2010, Toronto
> Here I would like to make interesting notation: Between the pages of Luke XXI - XXII, there are several dark blue ink spots. Additionally, caught up in the binding was a broken & spent wooden match head. Grandmother Ella was well noted for smoking a pipe! So which came first the flying match head or spilt ink? PJA 2015

. First Family Record is a richly coloured Certificate of Holy Matrimony,
Richard Hamilton of Acton
& Jane M. McCutcheon of Erin Township
on Thursday, Jany 24th, 1861 at Hugh McCutcheons
by Revd. Joseph Unsworth, Congregational Minister, Georgetown. Witness: Stewart McCutcheon, Witness: Alex. Hamilton.

. HAMILTON, ESTATE FILE, WELLINGTON, #8251, RG 2, 1917 Nov. 17
Petition of Ella Hamilton Walker: city of West Toronto, York Co., Widow
Jane M. Hamilton of the village of Erin, Wellington Co. left $1,000 in Real Estate
Signed, Ella M Walker
Will dated 1 November 1910, Died "I devise & bequeath the sum to my daughter Ella Walker & for her & assign excepting the sum of $400 which I bequeath to my grand-daughter Jennie Felker - Residue to my said daughter." Executrix is my daughter Ella Walker.
Signed, Jane M. Hamilton
Witnesses: Janette McDowell, Erin, William McDowell Arch H. MacDonald Solicitor. Real Estate Description: 1/1 7 of an acre, being part of Easterly half of Lot #14, 9th concession of Erin, described by metes & Bounds in a Conveyance dated 1 May, 1891, from Charles Staples, of Golden, Colorado, & his wife to the said Jane Matilida Hamilton.

. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
Briefly then, the Esquesing church grew peacefully into the principles of the Campbellian reformation, & in June, 184 3, the first June meeting of the Ontario Disciples, was held. On that occasion the name "Disciples of Christ" or "Christians" was used. The site of this meeting house was near Norval, actually on the Menzies farm, Lot 8, 10th line, Esquesing. So small was the log building, that at the first June meeting, Ash records that numbers of the listeners had to vacate their seats in order to permit others to hear.
This Esquesing church was characterized by very strict discipline as to its members' conduct. For, with this strong desire to maintain the purity of the witness to the gospel, there was evident the air of exaltation & discovery which are elements in any youthful cause. There was not much experience to fall back upon, & the Bible was truly an honored medium of counsel toward maintaining a high standard of conduct with which to exalt the Christian profession; & who ca n deny the wholesomeness of such an aim? Consider the delicacy of the recording scribe who could indite upon his record s about a sister that had erred & been removed from fellowship- "for a crime mentioned in I Corinthians." ...This forest sanctuary to Christ which Esquesing folk raised, has long since passed from common knowledge, but the spiritual emanations from that Bible-loving people still grasp at the stars.

> Please see the McCutchons on the separate McCutcheon Family of Erin, Wellington Co., Ontario. at Rootsweb.com .

Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -

Ontario Land Registry Office Abstract Book 215, Plans 61 & 282:
. Village of Erin., Wellington County
Lot 12, Con 9, p68, (NE halt of divided Lot 14), Saw Mill Lot, South West Side, Main Street:
. 1891 May 1, Bargain&Sale, Chas Staples & wife, to Jane Matilada Hamilton, NA pt 1/17 Acres, with right of lane. [ 3 rooms in house situated on Lot 12, ft. in 15.3 frontage /1874.1.31];
. 1918 Jany 9, B&S, Ella H Walker, Extx of Jane M Hamilton, ded. & inner personal capacity & Jennie Felker. to James Small NWPart 1/17A. $1,000.
. 1918 Jan 9, Mortgage, James Small & wife, to Jennie Felker, NW, $800, Discharged 1956.12.4.

Ontario Land Registry Office Abstract Book 215 (part 2),
. Village of Erin., Wellington County ,p8
> 1846 Dec 8, B&S, Daniel & Chas. McMillian & Wife, sold to John S Walker, part W 18.2
> 1852 Nov 24, Registered 1852 Dec 8, Bargain&Sale, Hugh, Dan & Chas McMillan, sold to Jno. Sibbald Walker,

Lot 2, Con 10 Part South West Main St., Half, Lot 14 [ Inc. Lots 2, 3, 7, 14.] page 8.
. 1852 Dec 4, B&S, Jno Sibbald Walker & Wife, sold to James Monroe, with other lands together 2r 29p.
> 1853 Oct 24 - John S Walker & Wife, Mortgage - Pm & Perm Bank of Sur., Part W. [i.e. wife, Jane Thompson Walker]
. 1857 May18 - Thompson Geo. M. Walker - to Calvin M Question, unnumbered Lot 2.3
> 1858 Sep 25 - Perm. Bldg. Society, to John S Walker, Part 2 - 12, Erin.

Lot 3, Con 10 Part SW Half, Lot 14: [i.e. Church St. west, Erin]
> 1852 Nov 24, B&S, Dan & Chas McMillan, to John Sibbald Walker, with other land together 4a 1r 4p.
. 1852 Dec4, B&S, John Sibbald Walker & wife, to James Monro, with other land together 2r 29Halfp.

Lot 3, Con 10 Part SW Half, Lot 14:
> 1848 Jul 31, B&S, Dan & Chas & wives, to John Sibblad Walker, with her lands together r 41 1r 4p.
. 1848 Jul 31,B&S, John Sibbald Walter, to James Young, area 1r 30p9/10, pt of 18a 2p with Lot B
. 1855 Nov 29, B&S, Geo. MichaelWalker, to Peter Cook, area 34.

Lot 8, Con 10
> 1846 Oct 6, Dan & Chas McMillan & wives, to JS Walker, with Lot 7 together 1r 30 9/10 p.
Lot 9, Con 10
. 1852 Nov 24, B&S, Hugh McMillan, to JS Walker Part with other lands 4a 1r 4p.
. 1854 Nov 6, B&S, JS Walker, to Spencer l Shotter.

Lot 14, Con 10, Lots on Block SE side of Mill St.
[i.e. Main & Scotch sts., Arigcultural Hall across the street in 1907]
. 1852 Nov 24, B&S, Hugh, to JSWalker, together 4a 1R 4p
. 1852 Dec - B&S, JSWalker & Wife, to James How.
Ref: Ontario Archives Microfiche # GS 3122-3.
. Ontario Death Registration #5413, died Nov 17, 1917:
Born Erin, 78 , 1839, Erin, Residence 855 Keele St., Toronto, housework, widow, died of cancer uteri, for 1 year.

Ontario Land Registry Office Abstract Book 237, Plan 102:
. ERIN TWP., Wellington County
Lot 15, Con 10, p67
. 1878 Mar 1, B&S, Jas White & wife to Charles H Walker, All Quarter Acres.
. 1918 Mar 26, B&S, Ella H Walker, ido, to Mary J McMillan, all, $1,800.

Lot 13, Con 10, p58
. 1883 Mar 26, B&S, J C Sibley & Wife, to Richard Hamilton, All Quarter Acre, $1,000.
. 1920 Apr 30, Certificate Mech., Consenting to & confirming Sale by Ella H Walker to John T Austin. All Quarter Acre, $1000.
. 1920 Sep 29, Registered 1948 Aug 12, Grant, Ella H Walker, Exec. of Jame M Hamilton, widow, Dec., to J T Austin, All Quarter a. Premises & $1000
. 1945 Aug 23, Grant, widow Jennie Felker, Nellie Justice, John S Walker & wife, Irene Walker, Ruby Walker, Mary Finn, Winnifred Jamieson & Kathleen H Walker, to James Baird, all, $850.

Lot 20, Con 10, p82
. 1900 Nov 28, B&S, Isabella Brower, spinster, to Chas H Walker, All Quarter Acre, $200.
. 1908 Oct 31, B&S, Ella H Walker, widow, to Robt E Overland, $250.

Note3: Thus ends the Walkers last land ownership in Erin. - PJA 2018.

Birth:
"Mamma & Grama Hammy"

Died:
Aged 81y 5m 1d., COD; Bronchopneumonia 4ds & Generalized arteriosclerosis.

Buried:
Row 28, Plot 14