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| 4401 | 1907 Oct 25, Cadillac - The Diggins hospital, the gift to Cadillac of Delos F Diggins, who died recently & his wife will have several manorial rooms & private rooms furnished. Mrs A W Cummer of Jacksonville, Fla., formerly of this city, will furnish a room to be known as the " Gerrish Room Arthur Gerrish Cummer of Jacksonville will furnish the "Ada Gerrish room. The Cummer Diggins company of this city will equip a room. Mrs Fred A Diggs of Cadillac will furnish a memorial room to be known as the Cummer room in honor of her parents, pioneers of this city. Ref: Grand Rapids Press. - - - | DIGGINS, Delos FRED (I958)
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| 4402 | 1907 Sept 6, To C. McQuesten from his mother and Harry Whittemore also the 19th. Harry's is an evening house wedding and it is a great nuisance, the girls do not like it at all. H. & E. had thought of going. -- | Family (F310)
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| 4403 | 1908 Sep 21, Clinger-Grow. News as been received here of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Grow, dau. of Mrs Myra Grow of this city & Thomas Olinger of Lansing. The wedding was quietly celebrated onFri. Sep 18, at the home of james Hamilton in GrandRapids. The young couple left immediately for Lansing where they will go to housekeeping. For several years the bride has been a student of music at Grand Rapids & has won recognition as a musician. She has many fiends here. Mr. Olinger, too is quite well known here he having been at one time an employee of the West Michigan nurseries. Ref: Nes Palladium Benton Harbor, pub. 1908 Sep 21. Children: Thomas Lawrence Olinger - Jul. 28, 1911, Holland, Ottawa Co., Michigan - Death: Dec. 27, 1994 Lancaster, Los Angeles Co., California, USA Spouse: Bernadette Cecilia Barrett Olinger, 1903-1991. Children: Lawrence Barrett Olinger, 1932-2010 and Mollie Jane Olinger Ziebell, 1920 - 2004. . Elizabeth Grower Olinger - would come to California several times a year to spend time with her son Thomas Lawrence Olinger and his family. I was very lucky to know my Great Grandmother. by her great granddaughter. Ref: Find a Grave. . Mollie Jane Olinger Zibell - Jun. 10, 1920, Holland, MI. Death: Jan. 14, 2004 South Haven, Van Buren Co., MI., Buried: Otisco Cemetery, Bending, Ionia Co, MI. 'She was born June 10, 1920, in Holland, Michigan, to Thomas & Elizabeth (Grow) Olinger. Mollie married George Fredrick Ranney on June 6, 1940, in Grand Rapids. She raised her children and also did some modeling. Fashion and looking good were always important to Mollie. She was also an artist known for her portraits in water colors, pastels, pen & ink. She was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, George F. Ranney Sr., her second husband, Blair Zibell; 3 children - an infant daughter, Patricia and sons, Thomas and Robert Ranney; 2 brothers, Lawrence & Theodore Olinger; 2 sisters, Betty Smith & Lorraine Brown." Ref: Find a Grave. . 1967 Mar 20 Obituary for Elizabeth Ann Grow Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, age 77, widow of Thomas M. Olinger, formerly of 157 Campbell Place N E, Grand Rapids, passed away Saturday afternoon. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Lorraine) Brown, Mrs. James (Betty) Smith, both of Flint, Mrs. George (Mollie) Ranney of Belding, 2 sons, Theodore J. of Haslett, Michigan, Lawrence of Granada Hills, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren. Services will be held in the Metcalf Chapel, Grand Rapids at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Ned Burr McKenney of Park Congregational Church, will officiate. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Ref: Holland Evening Sentinel Holland, Michigan March 20, 1967. Recorded for further research: Grow, Elizabeth and Thomas Olinger, Benton Harbor or the St. Joseph, MI newspapers. 2004 01 15. - - - | GROW, Elizabeth Ann LIZZIE (I1672)
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| 4404 | 1909 Dec 27 - Died, Harris - At her late residence, 25 Macpherson avenue, Toronto, on Monday, the 27th of December, 1909, Rebecca Elizabeth Cummer, widow of the late Joseph Harris in her 60th year. Funeral price on Wed. the 29th at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Necropolis Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. Winnipeg papers please copy. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. - - - | CUMMER, Rebecca Elizabeth (I428)
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| 4405 | 1910 Apr 19 Census, St. Louis, Trueman, Benmain, Age 45/1865, Married 16 years in 1894. Leila A, Wife age 45/ 1865, Scotland. - - - | WILLSON, Lelia Ada (I1051)
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| 4406 | 1910 Apr 19 Census, St. Louis, Trueman, Benmain, Age 45/1865, Married 16 years in 1894. Leila A, Wife age 45/ 1865, Scotland. - - - | WILLSON, Lelia Ada (I214)
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| 4407 | 1911 Apr 9 - x Apr 1911 Personal & Agricultural Census Huttonville, Chinguacousy Twp., Peel Co. Con 5, Lot 5, Denison, Thomas, b 28 Aug, 1855 and Wife Mary, b. 28 Feb 1855. 1 family, 5 children in family, 175 Acres, 2 dwellings, 3 barns or outlying buildings. - - - | DENISON, Thomas John .iii (I1163)
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| 4408 | 1911 Census, West Waterloo, Berlin (Kitchener) Orphanage Alice Lowes May 1897 Burton Lowes, Aug 1900. Sister Hetty Felker Lowes is now in the Hamilton Asylum, with her father William, & sister. - - - | LOWES, Charles BURTON (I394)
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| 4409 | 1911 census: 18, living with uncle Hiram Nichols family | PURDY, Hiram (I1277)
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| 4410 | 1911 census: Andrew Hammon, 30, living at Westminster Twp with wife Margaret, 2 sons, 1 daughter and Uncle Thomas Hammond (b.Oct.1853); b. June 1880 -Death Record: Andrew Leslie Hammond, d. 17 Feb 1931, age 50, son of John Hammond & Elizabeth Leslie Hammond 1 | HAMMOND*, Andrew Leslie (I1148)
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| 4411 | 1911 census: Burleigh Teeple, 23, Wood & Coal Teamster, boarding along with his parents and sisters at the London home of his sister Alice Maude Kilbourn. His father appears to own the Wood& Coal business, and his future brother-in-law Marwood Parsons is the company Bookeeper. WWI veteran Teeple 2 | TEEPLE*, Burleigh (I129)
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| 4412 | 1911 census: he and probably a sister are boarding at the home of Byron & Alice Maude (Teeple) Kilbourn. Also boarding there is his future wife, Lillian Teeple, and her family. Marwood is 18 and a book keeper in the Wood & Coal business, possibly working for his future father-in-law, Benjamin Teeple | PARSONS*, Marwood James (I131)
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| 4413 | 1911 census: Mary McGregor, 82, living in Brooke Twp, Lambton with daughter Mary Jane and nephew A. McGregor. | HAMMOND, Mary (I1397)
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| 4414 | 1911 census: Richard S. Jarvis, 61, living with widowed brother-in-law Ernest Odell and some of his children; single | JARVIS, Richard Samuel (I182)
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| 4415 | 1911 census: she and her parents are boarding at her sister's family's home, Alice Maude Kilbourn. Also boarding is her future husband, Marwood Parsons, age 18 | TEEPLE, Lillian (I130)
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| 4416 | 1911 living with dau Marg A McCutcheon | MCCALLUM, Dugall (I140)
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| 4417 | 1911 Vancouver Directory - H.F. Goodmurphy, works at 8 East Cordoba St., lives at 1185 Hendry Ave., North Vancouver 1931 Vancouver Directory - H.F. Goodmurphy, Police Photographer, City of Vancouver, same residence 1932 Vancouver Directory - same as above Funeral for Herbert Fuller Goodmurphy was held at Burrard Chapel, Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, Rev. Archibald officiating, body was cremated. | GOODMURPHY, Herbert Fuller (I485)
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| 4418 | 1912 & 1918 Toronto Directory Wm. J, Carp., Tor & York Radial Ry Co 1430 Yonge, h 107 Walker Av. - - - | FELKER, William John .7 (I445)
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| 4419 | 1913 Aug 10 Evening News Paper died, Witney - Near Los Gatos, August 19, Mrs. Hadassah Withey. . 1913 Aug 21, Mrs. Withey Buried The funeral of Mrs Hadassah Withey was held in Los Gatos this afternoon. The Deceased was the wife of John G Withey & the mother of H J Robert R & George L Withey & Mrs. L E Sheffield. Ref: 'Evening New' - - - | LAWRENCE, Hadassah M .ii (I1367)
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| 4420 | 1913 Jan 2, Lynn, Wm Teetzel who purchased the old downhill building, is building a new house on his 40 acres farm on Sec. 9. . 1921 Feb 10 - FARM HOME BURNS. Fire at 6 o'clock Monday morning destroyed the farm home of Wm. Teazel located 6.5 miles north of Capac. The fire had gotten such a start that when Mr. Teetzel awoke he had barely time to rescue his 4 children, most of them in scanty attire. The mother had gone away the evening before to take care of a married daughter, who was ill. Immediately the near farm neighbors got busy & fed & clothed the family. Thomas Ridley & Henry Quillman circulated a paper in Capac & in the locality of the fire & raised about $200 to help the family repair their losses. This would certainly be a fine chance for the local Red Cross to administer relief in the way of clothing or other necessary supplies. Any family in the community would be right up against it if their home should burn with all the clothing, bedding, furniture & supplies. Ref: Capac Journal. . 1921 Feb 17, Lynn & West Brockway - Harold Teetzeel many friends will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from pneumonia. An oyster dinner was given at the home of Mark Ostrander last Thursday evening. "The ladies tied a comforter for Will Teetzel, who burned out recently. A good time was enjoyed by all." Ref: Republished in The Yale Expositor, St. Clair Co., Michgan. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you.- - - | TEETZEL, William O .5 (I886)
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| 4421 | 1913 Set 25 - Obituaries, Ref: Canadian Champion Newspaper, Milton, ON) | MACCLEAN, Margaret (I64)
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| 4422 | 1916 Census Medicine Hat, Alberta, 436 Fourth Street. Lockman Campbell, Age 8/12 months, b. Alberta, Presbyterian. | CAMPBELL, Lockman Willson (I558)
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| 4423 | 1916 Dec 28 - Mr Mrs Richard Rogerson celebrated their golden wedding at MapleVila, the residence of their son, H D Roberson & since their old home. Mr Rogerson was born in Innisfield 78 years ago & Mrs Rogerson, whose maiden name was Catherine Willson, was born in the village of Sharon. They have seen the township grow from a wilderness to one of the finest agricultural townships in the country, Mr. Rogerson himself being one of the progressive farmers. They are surrounded at the celebration by heir children & grandchildren & their only surviving birth William Rogerson & received many congratulations from friends near & far. After a presentation & short address a happy gathering was brought to a close by joining hands & singing Auld Land Syne. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. Children of Iving Nelson & Mary Caroline Rogerson are Geo Douglas Rogerson Nelson, 1900.8.2 Dwight MacLeon Nelson, 1902.2.27 Helen Margaret nelson, 1904.316 Grace Jean Nelson, 1908.3.8 Wm.. duncan Nelson, 1902-. | WILLSON, Mary Catherine .4 (I176)
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| 4424 | 1916 Sent mother Xmas card from Oscar and Eva. | MCCUTCHEON, Oscar Harold (I279)
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| 4425 | 1917 Jun 4, Mon. - Eastern High School Junior Shoots Man Entering His Home. Charles Nolan, 16 Years of Age, Comes Down Stairs to Get Drink of Water, Detects Burglar, Who Grabs Him. VICTIM DIES IN A LOCAL HOSPITAL. Believe to be Allen McCutcheon, who came her last Wednesday; May live at Winnipeg, Manitoba. A man believe to be Allen McCutcheon off Winnipeg, Manitoba was show in the head & died at the Bay City hospital shortly after being removed to there, at about 1o'clock this Monday morning. The shooting took place in the dining room of the residence of Mrs. Lillie Nolan, 1133 Wilson St. at 12:45 o'clock this Monday morning. Mrs. Nolan is a widow & keeps house for her brother, Charles J Winterhalter & her son Charles, a junior in Eastern high school, treasurer of the junior class. Young Charles did the shooting with a 32 cabler revolver. The man was in the dining room of the Nolan home, having lifted a rear window & fell in his tracks over a low radiator under the window, he head falling on the floor where there remains a large clog of blood. Officers Quick To the Scene. Chief Davis, Detectives Murphy & Gleason & other officers were quick to answer the call to the Nolan home & they spend the greater portion of the morning investigating ehe case. They required young Nolan to accompany them to the station after the shooting, but later released him when learning the full particulars of the case. The Boys Story. Detected Man When Going For a Drink & was Grappled. Young Nolan, to the officers who investigated the shooting, too the following story: I had gone to bed & had been asleep only a short while when I woke up & when down to the kitchen to goat drink of water. While I was there I heard a noise out of doors.], when some boxes where struck together. I peered out the kitchen window & saw a man standing outside. I thought a first that he was going to steal my uncle's automobile, so I ran upstairs, pulled on my trousers & got the revolver. I crept quietly back to the kitchen, I again looked out, but could not see the man, so I stepped into the dining room & went to a rear window where I pulled the shade back to see if I could see anything of him from there. To my great surprise I found the man half way through the window & he jumped up & grabbed me.Then I shot & he fell. He did not say anything during our tussle & groaned a little when he fell. I then called my uncle who was asleep & he notified Ballard's store & the Bay City hospital ambulance was sent for. Had His Shoes Off. McCutcheon, as the police believe the man to be, had no shoes on when he picked up in the Nolan home. He was also bareheaded & in his shirt sleeve. His had, a black felt hat 67.2 size & a brown coat were found on the back porch, but a search of the yard & the surrounding territory failed to find any trace of the shoes. However, about 10 o'clock, McCutcheon's shoes were found by Erwin Streeter in a pile of lumber in the alley back of the Nolan home, 3 doors to the north.They were not hidden but are where they could be easily picked up as McCutcheon let the house & went North. Coroner Notified. After McCutcheon died at the Bay City hospital, Corner Kelly was notified. He directed that the body betaken to Erwell's morgue where it not is. McCutcheon is a may 23 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches in height & weights about 175 pounds. His hands were calloused, showing that he had been engaged in heavy work & his arms were muscular. There was a few days growth of whiskers & no mustache. His nose is long & angular. He wore a dark pair of trousers with a grayish strikethrough them, a blue short & white woolen undershirt. The bullet entered the left side of the head about 2 inches about the ear & seems to have taken a slightly downward course. Nolan a Slight Boy. Thought young Nolan had the grit to attack the intruder whom he believed to be a burglar, who he believed to be a burglar, he is a mere stripling, tall & straight, but weighting only 107 pounds. He would have been no match to McCutcheon. Nolan was born in the house where he lives. His father has been dead for 7 or 8 years. He is a junior in Eastern High school & treasurer of the class. He kept the class money in his home & his mother & uncle both had sums of money in the house. Nolan has a rallied complexion with slight color in the cheeks, dark eyes & heavy black eyelashes & eyebrows. He seemed quite unconcerned doubt the shooting, believing that if he had not shot that the would have been worsted by the burglar. Came Here Last Wednesday, In the pocket of the coat was found a canceled traveling slip issued by the Michigan Railway company which shows that the bearer came from Saginaw to Bay City on May 30, last Wednesday. There was also a notebook with printed leaves showing how to mix various kinds of drinks. On the blank pages the owner had kept his working time at different places. It showed that he worked in Hamtramck, at Eloise on the Cedar dock from the 16 May to 4 July, & then went switching in Eloise until October 13. This is presumed to have been last year. Another notation says he then came over to Brandon on November 7. Brandon is in Oakland county. In the notebook the owner has jotted down the name of Roy Erwin, Co. F, 33rd Michigan, Fort Wayne, Detroit, Mich. There is also given the address of the Star Employment office, Cadillac, 1065, 7 & 9 W. Montcalm St. He also worked at 195 Territorial St. Benton Harbor. A Letter From Mother. A later which seems to have come from his mother was found. The postscript says: Oh, I forgot to tell you I got a Xmas present from Minnie & Lizzie, a very nice silk necks cart, a Xmas card from Oscar & Eva. Vas. & Harold gave me a $1.25 box of writing paper & envelopes. Calla did not as much as send a Xmas card. It is surprising how ungrateful some can be. No more at this time. From your mother. Coroner Kelly Makes Identification. From a paper that Coroner Kelly found on the body the dead man he decided that his name was Allen McCutcheon. Bearing this out was a line label inside a coat picket in which was printed the worlds Tip Top Tailors [i.e. made in Toronto, Ont.] & than on a blank space was written Mr. A McCutcheon, September 6. Support this identification were other papers. There was a receipt for $5 given to A J McCutcheon, Sept 28, 1916. A pawn ticket no. 201 to A. McCutcheon for one 18 size silver watch, issued by Frank's loan office, River Rouge, Feb. 1, 1917, was also found. Also the stub of a pawn ticket No. 625. There was also a receipt for $5 made out to Minard McCutcheon by Drs. Smith & Hoode of Duluth, June 17, 1916. There was a Pullman ticket for an upper berth on a tourist sleeper, Winnipeg to Sudbury, Nov. 16. 1916. Another paper which gave the name & address of Celia McCutcheon, 228 Garry St., Winnipeg was found. She is supposed to be a sister or wife of the dead man. She is referred to in the letter from Mother. The following address also found, 1902 Missouri, Billings Park, Charles Rockwell. McCutcheon had $1.01 in his possession. Mother is Very Excitable. The shooting seems total heavily upon the widowed mother. She recently underwent an operation is very nervous. She deplores the shooting & wishes that the man had been allowed to rob the house. Friends endeavored to calm her by saying that her son was perfectly justified in shooting the man; that if the burglar & been permitted to enter the home & ransack the house he might have killed some of the inmates, if discovered. - . - Ref: Bay Times Newspaper, Bay City, Michigan. 1917 Jun 5, Tues. BROTHER TO CLAIM BODY OF DEAD MAN. Chief Davis Locates Relatives of Allen McCutcheon Shot Monday Morning. Chief of Police Davis has succeeded in locating the relatives of Allen McCutcheon, who was host early Monday morning by Charles Nolan, 16 years old, while entering the home of the latter through widow. A telegram was sent to the chief of police at Superior, Wis. & in this way the chief here got into communication with a brother of the victim, S. McCutcheon, who is said by Charles J Vance, a roommate of the dead man to be an alderman in the city where he lives. Dances, late yesterday afternoon went to the police station after reading an account of the tragedy in the Times Tribune & then proceeded to the undertaking rooms of Geo. N Ewell, where he identified the dead man as his died & companion. Both came here only a few days ago & obtained employment at E B Foss & Co.'s lumber yard. Vance said the last time he saw McCutcheon was early in the evening on Sunday night. At that time he was in a normal condition & he could not account for what subsequently took place. He further stated the McCutcheon's aged parents reside at Canfield, Manitoulin Island, Canada & that he family is highly respected. This morning the chief of police received a telegram from S. McCutcheon, the victim's brother, requesting that the body be embalmed & that the would arrive in the city Wednesday night to take charge of it. Whether the burial will take place here, or the body taken to Canada is not known. 1917 Jun 7, Thus. R. McCutcheon, of Superior, Wis. arrived in Bay City last night to take charge of his brother, Allen McCutcheon, who was shot by Chas. Nolan, early Monday morning. The identification of the remains was complete. Mr. McCutcheon stated to the authorities that his relative was not a criminal, never having been in any kind of trouble before. He left with the remains at 10:55 today for Sandfield, Manitoulin Island, Canada, were the parents reside. 1917 June 8, Friday, Slaying of Allen McCutcheon was justifiable, coroner's Jury decides that has. Nolan acted in self-defense. …James Vance, companion of the dead man, who said he had known McCutcheon practically all his life, tested that he & McCutcheon came to Bay City together. They obtained a room & were dissatisfied with it & hunted up other quarters. On the night of the trouble the 2 parted about 8:30. Vance saying he went to the Salvation Army. McCutcheon was to meet him there. The latter did not show up. The witness could not account for what took place, declaring the his chum belonged to a good family & always behaved himself, never having gotten into serious trouble before. Other unimportant witnesses were called & then jury returned the follow verdict: That Allen McCutcheon came to his death by a gun shot while entering the home of Chas. Winterhalter in the night time through a window, the shot being fired by Chas. Nolan in an act of self-defense, ming it in our opinion a justifiable act, Ref: Bay City Times, Michigan. - . - 1917 - Manitoulin Man Shot in Michigan: Victim of Shooting at Bay City is said to be Allen McCutcheon. (Special Dispatch to the Globe). Bay City, Michigan. June 4. Police tonight, it is said, definitely identified the man fatally shot today in the home of Charles J. Winterhalter, on the west side of the city. They claim he is Allen McCutcheon, 35 years old, & a resident of Manitoulin Island, Ontario. The shooting occurred when McCutcheon tried, it is said, to force an entrance into the Winterhalter home through a window. Charles Nolan, a 16 year old nephew of the Winterhalters, heard the noise, & taking McCutcheon for a burglar, fired the shot which caused his death. Charles Vance, a close friend of McCutcheon, says they came to Bay City from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, a few weeks ago, & he is confident McCutcheon was killed by mistake. The police theory is that the man attempted to make his way into the house, believing it to be his boarding place. Ref: Globe Newspaper, Toronto, Ontario. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Allan James .1 (I278)
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| 4426 | 1917 Jun 4, Monday. [Allen McCutcheon carried in his report the following:] There was also a receipt for $5 made out to Minard McCutcheon by Drs. Smith & Hoode of Duluth, June 17, 1916. Ref: Bay City Times Newspaper. Extracted from extensive report on brother Allen McCutcheon. 1916 Mar 22 OBITUARY He died suddenly at Bruce Mines, Algoma on the 27th February 1939 and was buried at the Hilly Grove Cemetery. He married Elizabeth Jane McDONALD on the 22nd March 1916. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Minard (I273)
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| 4427 | 1917 Jun 5 - WW1 Registration Walter George Lind, born Dec 3, 1895, RFD 3, b. St. Joseph Twp., North Dakota, Farm laborer in Cavalier Twp., single. Distribution: Tall, blue eyes, right eye defective by injury on right eye., Light hair. - - - | LIND, Walter George (I536)
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| 4428 | 1917 Jun 5 - WWI Registration, Tall, Medium build, blue eyes, light brown hair, wife & 3 children, Employed by John W Gordon, Hereford, Texas. | MORELAND, Neil Arnett Sr. (I201)
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| 4429 | 1917 Jun 5, Tues. BROTHER TO CLAIM BODY OF DEAD MAN. Chief Davis Locates Relatives of Allen McCutcheon Shot Monday Morning. Chief of Police Davis has succeeded in locating the relatives of Allen McCutcheon, who was host early Monday morning by Charles Nolan, 16 years old, while entering the home of the latter through widow. A telegram was sent to the chief of police at Superior, Wis. & in this way the chief here got into communication with a brother of the victim, S. McCutcheon, who is said by Charles J Vance, a roommate of the dead man to be an alderman in the city where he lives. Dances, late yesterday afternoon went to the police station after reading an account of the tragedy in the Times Tribune & then proceeded to the undertaking rooms of Geo. N Ewell, where he identified the dead man as his died & companion. Both came here only a few days ago & obtained employment at E B Foss & Co.'s lumber yard. vance said the last time he saw McCutcheon was early in the evening on Sunday night. At that time he was in a normal condition & he could not account for what subsequently took place. He further stated the McCutcheon's aged parents reside at Canfield, Manitoulin Island, Canada & that he family is highly respected. This morning the chief of police received a telegram from S. McCutcheon, the victim's brother, requesting that the body be embalmed & that the would arrive in the city Wednesday night to take charge of it. Whether the burial will take place here, or the body taken to Canada is not known. 1917 Jun 7, Thus. R. McCutcheon, of Superior, Wis. arrived in Bay City last night to kale charge of his bother, Allen McCutcheon, who was shot by Chas. Nolan, early Monday Morning. The identification of the remains was complete. Mr. McCutcheon stated to the authorities that his relative was not a criminal, never having been in any kind of trouble before. He left with the remains at 10:55 today for Sandfield, Manitoulin Island, Canada, were the parents reside. X-Reference: Bay City Newspaper, Michigan. Extracted from the extensive report of the robbery by & murder of his brother Allen McCutcheon. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Stewart .2 (I280)
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| 4430 | 1918 Sep 12, Draft, John H McCutcheon. | MCCUTCHEON, John H .10 (I230)
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| 4431 | 1919 Indianapolis Directory Claypool John W, 824 Hume-Mansur bldg. Ref: Indianapolis Star Newspaper: 1912 Jan 7 - Postal Telegraph Building Must Give Way to New Merchants Bank Structure, erected about year 1850, Old Meridian Washington St. Block House Recruiting Office During War. Within a few weeks another one of the familiar old landmarks in the downtown business section will be wiped out of existence, the Blackford or Postal Telegraph building was used as recruiting station. It is related that during the Civil War a room on the 2nd floor of the Blackford building was used as a recruiting office. Attorney John Claypool, who has just removed from the building after an occupancy of 21 years, says that when he first entered the building the walls are covered with names of soldiers. investigation disclosed that the roster of several companies had been written upon the wall. 1919 Dec 24, Realtor buys Moore Farm, Lauke W Duffey, Indianapolis real estate dealer, ester complex a deal whereby he acquired the Wm. Moor farm of 160 a. Lawrence Twp., Marion co., 8 m. NE. of this city. Mr Duffy will combine this tract & his adjoining from of 200 a. with a 230 a. tract owned by John W clay pool. The entire section will be opened as a building addition in the spring. It is the intention of Mr. Duffy & Mr. Claypool to dispose of small lots from 5 to 10 a. to homebuilders & to provide a suburban building addition. A long chain of hills runs through the section is a a new gravel road which is part of the Dandy Trail. The trail is also a part of the Fall Creek road, one of the best travel highways in the county. The scenery, which is of the rugged picturesque type is heavily wooded & the bluffs are all fringed with virgin trees. Registered yesterday as The Mountain chair Hills District Farms. Plans have been completed of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board banquet to be held in the Riley room of the Claypool Hotel, Tues, evening, Dec. 10. Obituary 1924 Dec 8 - John W Claypool. Many men go throughout life attending quietly & faithfully to business doing useful work in the community & known favorably to a large number of citizens, yet seldom coming before the public in a conspicuous way. John W Claypool was one of these men belong to the well-known clay pool family of Indiana, of whom his father, the late Solomon Claypool, was a distinguished member, he inherited many of their sturdy traits, together with an inclination to the law. He was engaged in the practice of this profession in Indianapolis many years & stood high in the estimation of his legal brethren's & those whom he professionally served as able, dependable & trustworthy both as citizen & lawyer. He became best known to the public, perhaps as attorney for Geo. Rhodius, who will remembered by older citizens as the owner of valuable property on Monument circle, against which various false claims were made. Mr. Calypool's wise handling of the estate met with much approval at the time & he mad credited with the suggestion that led to Rhodius' gift in the city of $250,000 & several bequests to charity. Mr. Claypool was a good citizen - a term that covers many virtues. - - - | CLAYPOOL, John Wilson (I1044)
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| 4432 | 1919 living at Wilton Grove (mentioned in mother's LFP obituary) | JARVIS, Charles Wesley (I139)
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| 4433 | 1919 living in London (mentioned in mother's obituary LFP) | CUDMORE, Annie Maud (I143)
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| 4434 | 1919 May 30, The house & lot on Timothy St. belonging to Mr. Chas. Hilliard has been sold to Mr. Joshua Oliver of Whitchurch. Ref: Newmarket Era Newspaper. - - - | OLIVER, Joshua (I162)
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| 4435 | 1920 Cenus Lynn Twp., St. Clair Co., Michigan Charles Teetzel, Head, age 46, b 1874, Michigan, General Farming Lawrence Teetzel, NEPHEW, AGE 12, B 1908, Michigan. 1930 Census, Capac Village, Michigan: Chas Teetzel. b 1875 Lawrence Teetzel 1908 Gene Teetzel, 1908 Lawrence Teetzel married Jean Gibbs, b 21 Jul 1928. Three children: Janette, Judy, Chas. buried Lynn Twp Cemetery, MI. - - - | TEETZEL, Lawrence Neil (I1099)
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| 4436 | 1921 Census Hallowell (Township) Polling Division no. 3. Consisting of all that part of the 1st Concession M. T. east of the centre of lot no. 3 and South half of lots 3 and 4; also 1st concession south of West Lake and Block H | BARTLETT, Daniel (I87)
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| 4437 | 1921 census: Mackenzie Duncan, 62, Farmer, living at C1 L28 with housekeeper, widower | DUNCAN, MacKenzie (I731)
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| 4438 | 1924 Dec 29 - Death of Frank Felker. There passed away very suddenly on the evening of Dec 29th, in his 68th year. He left his home in early in the evening apparently in his usual health, to perform his duties as with watchman & passed away about :30, death being due to a sudden heart attack. He was the youngest son of the late John & Henrietta Felker of West Garafraxa, where the deceases spend the earlier part of his life. he was married to Janet Graham & they later took up their home in Superior, Wisconsin. His wife, together with 2 sons Wm are left to mourn his loss. He is also survived by 2 sisters, Mrs John Robinson, West Garafraxa & Mrs Jas. McDonald, Belwood. The disease was also a brother of the late Frederick Felker of Fergus. The funeral took place from is late residence 2218 Banks Ave. West Superior, Wis. on Fri Jan 2nd, to Green wood Cemetery Ref: Fergus, News Record newspaper, Ontario. | FELKER, Francis Elias FRANK .2 (I274)
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| 4439 | 1925 Oct 27 Married Kennedy-Johnson At the parsonage, Acton, by Rev R E Zimmerman, BA, on Tuesday, October 27, 1925, Eva May, younger daughter of Mrs. Hannah Johnson, to John Edwin, only son of Mr & Mrs E Frank Kennedy. Ref: Acton Free Press. 1926 Acton Fall Fair Ladies Fancy Work, Library Tale Runner & also, Library Table runner, other style. -Miss Edna McCutcheon. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Eva May (I283)
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| 4440 | 1925 Sept 22 - Mr Mrs Freeman Hewitt, of 347 E High st., are parents of a 9.5 pound son. The baby has been named Robert Stewart. Ref: News Palladium newspaper, Benton Harbor. - - - | HEWITT, Robert Stewart (I1146)
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| 4441 | 1926 Aug 25 - Ospringe - The many friends of Mr. T McCutcheon, 2nd line, are sorry to hear that he is under the doctor's care. Ref: Acton Free Press. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Thomas .2 (I54)
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| 4442 | 1926 Group Photo: Ospringe Women's Institute at the home of Mrs. Jim Strutters, Speakers from the Ont. Agricultural Collage in Guelph were talking on chickens. Seated in front of the barn are Mrs. Tom Aitken, Mrs Tom McCutcheon, Mrs. Austin McCutcheon & Mrs. Albert McCutcheon. All the women are dressed in coats & hats and holding a chicken. [Most of the women are smiling.] - c. 1970. 92nd BIRTHDAY FRIDAY Her 92 birthday was celebrated quietly on Friday by Mrs. Albert McCutcheon, a long time resident of Acton. She lives at 77 Young St. with her daughter Mrs. W Strutters & Mr. Strutters and is in reasonably good health for her age. Mrs. McCutcheon was born in Everton on the Jackson family century farm where her nephew still lives. She came to Acton from the farm in 1942. Her other daughter Mrs. Lula Sinclair, granddaughters, a sister Mrs. McDaniel & 2 nieces, Miss Ruby McDaniel & Mr & Mrs. Jerold Foggett of Toronto visited during the birthday. Photo of a health looking smiling women, glasses, white hair and a string of pearls. She is wearing a silky dress, mid length sleeves. Two potted mums are behind her, one sits on white linen table cloth, and other is in a plant stand. 1974 Sep 11, OBITUARY, HARRIET McCUTCHEON, oldest resident dies: Harriet Mabel McCutcheon, 96, of 77 Young St., possibly the oldest resident of Acton, died in Kitchener on August 31. Mrs. McCutcheon was born to Mr and Mrs W R Jackson on Apr 3, 1878 in Everton, Ontario. On April 3, 1907 she married Albert McCutcheon. The couple moved to Acton in 1942 from Ospring and had been officiated with the United Church. The deceased is survived by 2 daughters, Marjorie, Mrs. W. Struthers and Lula, Mrs S Sinclair, both of Acton and 3 sisters Mrs Marg Hall of Lucknow; Mrs Minnie McDaniel, Toronto and Mrs Laura Brimston of Hannah, Alberta. She was predeceased by her husband Albert & 3 brothers, Richard Jackson, California, Irwin, Jackson, Everton and Wm. Jackson of Acton. The funeral took place on Sep 3 at the Rumley Shoemaker Funeral Home with Rev W Eric Nelson officiating, Interment was at Everton Cemetery. Ref: Acton Free Press: page 15, column 5. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | JACKSON, Harriet Mabel (I138)
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| 4443 | 1926 Sept. 17, Detroit Boarder, Oswald S McCutcheon, Age 28 y, 1 month /1898 5 feet 9 inch, Dark Complexion, Hair blond, Occ. YMCA Secty. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Oswald Stuart (I205)
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| 4444 | 1930 Census, Capac Village, Michigan: Chas Teetzel. b 1875 Lawrence Teetzel 1908, NEPHEW Gene Teetzel, 1908, NEICE BY MARRIAGE. - - - | GIBBS, Gene O (I1100)
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| 4445 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I912)
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| 4446 | 1931 Vancouver Directory - printer for B.C. Insurance Underwriters, resides at 1360 Burrard St., Vancouver 1932 Vancouver Directory - same as above | GOODMURPHY, Frederick McKay (I1020)
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| 4447 | 1931 Vancouver Directory - tinsmith, resides at 1185 Hendry, North Vancouver 1932 Vancouver Directory - same as above Mrs. Lloyd Goodmurphy, living at 119 E N Vancouver, phone # 604-988-5767. | GOODMURPHY, Lloyd (I1021)
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| 4448 | 1932 | Source (S57)
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| 4449 | 1935 Jul 15 - Born Jamieson, at 75 Ronan Ave., Toronto on Monday Jul 15th, to Mr Mrs H Jamieson, Nee Winnie Walker, - a son. Ref: Erin Advocate newspaper, pub. Jul 18 1935. - - - | JAMIESON, Paul (I136)
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| 4450 | 1938 Oct 12 - Married Johnston-Burt At the United Church parsonage, Georgetown, on Sat. Sep 24, 1938, by Rev F C Overend, Ella Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs Lawrence Burt to William Robert Johnston, only son of Mr & Mrs. Frederick Johnston of Acton. - - - | JOHNSTON, William Robert .8 (I1826)
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