Alice Maude WILLSON, .3
1871 - 1950 (79 years)-
Name Alice Maude WILLSON Suffix .3 Born 6 Aug 1871 Ontario, Canada 
Gender Female Died 3 Nov 1950 Toronto, York Co., Ontario - 51 Madison Ave.
Buried St. James Anglican Cathedral Person ID I291 John Willson, Piscataway, NJ and Ontario Family Tree Last Modified 12 Jan 2019
Father Albert Jacob H WILLSON, .1
b. 22 Jul 1842, Goderich, Huron Co., Ontario
d. 17 Mar 1883, Toronto, York Co., Ontario (Age 40 years) Mother Christina Cameron MCDONALD
b. 3 Jan 1848, Chatham, Harwich Twp., Kent Co., Ontario
d. 31 Dec 1925, Toronto, York Co., Ontario (Age 77 years) Married 27 Oct 1868 Chatham, Harwich Twp., Kent Co., Ontario Family ID F187 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - . 1886 Oct 15 - A Clever Student. At the recent annual presentation of prized to the successful scholars at the Toronto Collage Institute, Miss Alice Willson, neice of O C Willson & Mrs James Scott, of this town, was award the Lansdowne Metal which was presented by the Governor General of Canada as an award for general proficiency at the second class examinations of the Education Department. In presenting the medal to Miss Willson, the mayor stated that his prize was completed for by Boys & girls alike & as the successful student walked up to receive the prize she was loudly applauded by the boys, who although they had been beaten by their fir competitor, gave hear a generous appreciation. Miss Willson also s]won the scholarship presented by the Mayor of Toronto for general proficiency Cath the rent half yearly examination i the 3rd & 4th forms on the girls' side. Miss will is evidently a clever student & she is only 14 years of age.
Ref: Huron Expositor newspaper, Goderich, ON. - - -
- . 1886 Oct 15 - A Clever Student. At the recent annual presentation of prized to the successful scholars at the Toronto Collage Institute, Miss Alice Willson, neice of O C Willson & Mrs James Scott, of this town, was award the Lansdowne Metal which was presented by the Governor General of Canada as an award for general proficiency at the second class examinations of the Education Department. In presenting the medal to Miss Willson, the mayor stated that his prize was completed for by Boys & girls alike & as the successful student walked up to receive the prize she was loudly applauded by the boys, who although they had been beaten by their fir competitor, gave hear a generous appreciation. Miss Willson also s]won the scholarship presented by the Mayor of Toronto for general proficiency Cath the rent half yearly examination i the 3rd & 4th forms on the girls' side. Miss will is evidently a clever student & she is only 14 years of age.