Notes:

Two siblings married siblings: 
John Stewart married Annie Elizabeth Loree &
William McCutcheon married Isabella Matilda Loree.

Death notice, Loree, Isabella Matilda Loree, wife of William McCutheon, in he 64th year.
Ref: Death notice, Acton Free Press, 3 Jun 1920, p 6 column 1. - - -

Birth:
Census 1911 reads b 1867 May.

Died:
Aged 54y 24d. Thurs. Chronic Endrocraditis, cerebrl hemorrhage.

Buried:
Monument A1-5 reads, died 28 May 1920, 54th year.

Isabella married William MCCUTCHEON, .7 on 13 Mar 1888 in Erin Village, Wellington Co., Ontario. William (son of Thomas Asa MCCUTCHEON, .1 and Sarah MARY SMITH) was born on 20 Dec 1860 in Erin Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario; died in 1945 in Everton, Eramosa Twp., Wellington, Ontario; was buried in Everton Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

. Ontario Birth Registration # 43-041430
William Albert McCutcheon, born Aug 23, 1891, son of William McCutcheon, Farmer, Eramosa and Isabella Matilda Loree,
Registered Sept 19 1891, Dr. Dryden.

. WWI Draft CEF 335209
William Albert McCutcheon
William's birthdate is 23 Aug 1893 on this CEF enlistment paper.
William A. McCutcheon was drafted into the Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force on 12 Nov 1917 at Guelph. 64th Depot Battery, Guelph.
He was a chauffeur and lived at the Homewood Sanatorium in Guelph.
He was single & Church of Christ.
Next-of-Kin: Isabelle McCutcheon, Mother, RR 1, Guelph.
Complexion Fair, Eyes Blue, Hair Dk. Brown.

. 1924 Oct 2 - Best Exhibition Ever Held by Acton Fall Fair, the ideal autumn with sunshine & its haziness brought out an immense crowd. Outstanding features were the horses, sheep, cattle, poultry, flowers, ladies work, butter & baking & garden produce. Strong competition in almost every section this year.
Apples: American Golden Russet, King variety;
Grain: Spring Wheat, any other variety correctly named; Field Peas correctly named, Barley 6 rowed, correctly named; Collection grain, 1 bushel each notes than 4 varieties, - W A McCutcheon.
(Ladies house Dress, Machine made, (not factory), Mrs G M Judge.
Child's Dress (other than cloth), made from old garment, Mrs. W J Hall, Mrs J Lawson.)

. 1925 Oct 1 Acton Fall Fair
Grain: Spring Wheat; Field Peas; Collection Grain, 1 bushel each;
Roots, Vegetables & Fruit, Tomatoes. Honey in sections, not less than 5 lbs, light; Honey extracted, half gallon in glass, light; Display honey extract & sections, clover; Basswood, Amber honey, not less than 20 labs; Quart strained honey. W. A. McCutcheon.
Domestic Science Specials: 5 lbs Clover Leaf stained honey; 10 lbs. Stained honey & 6 one pound sections comb honey. [Mrs.} W A McCutcheon.
Ref: Acton Free Press.

. 1926 Sep 30 - Fall Fair Had a Big Happy Crowd
Fair & similar Products, Honey Extracted, Display & Strained; Honey Specials; specials Eggs - Hewitsn & Co., Special; - W A McCutcheon.

Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -

Birth:


Died:
Aged 94y 7m 7d Sat.

Buried:
Monument A1-5. Eramosa Twp., Red granite monuments.

Notes:

Died:
Influenza, pneumonia. Aged 44y 11m.

Buried:
Monument A1-5.

Clara married Hugh John WATSON on 27 Apr 1921 in Erin Village, Wellington Co., Ontario. Hugh was born in 1891 in Morriston, Wellington Co., Ontario; died in in Wellington Co., Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

World War I,
McCutcheon, MELVIN WASHINGTON
Regimental number 3139983,
Melvin was drafted into the Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force on 1 Nov 1918 at Guelph.
He was a farmer living at RR#1 Guelph, single & Presbyterian.
Next-of-Kin: William McCutcheon, Father, RR 1, Guelph
Height 5 ft & one quarter, Complexion Ruddy, eyes brown, Hair Brown,
Distinctive marks: Scar 1" left knee. Scar ½ mark Centre forehead. CEF: 3139983.

1944 Jul 13th - McCutcheon CLAN HOLDS 7TH ANNUAL REUNION -
the 7th annual gathering of the McCutcheon clan met at the home of Melvin McCutcheon, Lot 2 , Erin & Eramosa Townline.

Baseball & horseshoes were the sports of the early time & the following is a list of winners of various races & contests:
Girls 6 years & under: Margaret McMillan, Judith Barbour;
girls 7 to 9, Joy Smith
boys 10-12, Jack McCutcheon, Kenneth Graham;
girls 13-16, Frances Watson, Marion Aitken;
boys 13-16, Evan Watson, Mervin Aitken;
girls 16 & over, Lois Graham, Eleanor Watson.
Cont. races, T G Aiken & Blanche McDougall, Fred Baptie & Helen Aitken; shoe scramble, Merle McCutcheon; time race, Mrs. Robert S McCutcheon, kicking slipper, Mrs. T G Aitken.

Guest coming longest distance were Mr. & Mrs T G Aitken, Lakeelet, Ontario, 65 miles.
Oldest lady was Mrs. Matthew McCutcheon;
Oldest gentleman, John McCutcheon,
Youngest baby, Robert Edwin Jestlin, Everton.

After lunch, the president D T McDougall, called the gathering to order. Minutes of the last reunion were read & confirmed, 2 minutes silence was observed for 2 of the number who passed on during the year, namely, Hugh McCutcheon, Acton, & Peter W Currie, Caledon. Included in this connection also was a son of Clarence McCutcheon, B. C., who has been reported missing in war zones. [d. 1944, buried France.]

The report of the the Nominating committee was read & confirmed, Officers were: President Fred Baptie, RR #3, Acton, Vice-president, Clayton Barbour, Erin; Secretary-treasurer, Thos D McC., Everton, sports committee, Mr & Mrs. J J Stewart, Acton; Mr & Mrs. Roy Tinnery, Erin, Mr & Mrs. R S. McC, Erin; lunch committee, Mrs. E VanNorman, Acton; Mrs E Rae, Mrs. Fred McC, Mrs. Hugh McC, Mrs. Murdo McC. & Mrs. Geo. Mitchell; program committee, Mrs. Morgan Graham, & Mrs. D. Matheson; grounds committee, Fred Baptie, Jr., J Graham, Clayton Barbour & Roy McCutcheon.

A heart vote of tanks was tendered Melvin McCutcheon for the use of his home.
Ref: Acton Free Press, P 1.

Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -

Birth:
Census 1911 reads born 1893 Sept.

Died:


Buried:
Monument A1-11

Notes:

Wellington Co. Registration #042093, Feb. 6, 1899,
Sarah Ellen McCutcheon, female, father William McCutcheon, farmer,
mother Isabella LOREE, Informant W. McCutcheon, Registered Feb. 27, 1899.
[Note: Verified, Ontario Birth Registration is 1899. - PJA] - - -

Birth:
- Ref: Ont. Birth Registration.

Notes:

Thomas Stewart various name switches back & forth between Census 1901, 1911 & 1921.

. Photos #20383 & 4 - Stewart McCutcheon (1901-1964) loading his truck with gravel in a gravel pit, Eramosa Twp., June 1962.
Photos may be found at:
Ref: Wellington County Museum. - - -

Died:
Aged 61y.

Buried:
Red Granite Monument A1-11, with Melvin W. & Roy V Mccutcheon.

Notes:

. Photo 20385 Roy McCutcheon with his draft horses & the Mayor of Guelph Paul Mercer, at parade, 1968.

. photo 20386 Roy McCutheon's team of horses pulling 1968 plowing match parade float. Photographer Ken Barton, Guelph.

. Photo 20387 Roy Victor McCutcheon (1903-1990), Eramosa Twp., ca. 1988. [colour polaroid]; photograph by Eleanor McCutcheon Roberts (nee Watson).
Photos may be found at:
Ref: Wellington County Museum. - - -

Birth:
Ref: Ontario Birth Registration.

Died:


Buried:
Eramosa. Monument A1-11