Drusilla Elizabeth Perry (1875-1964) Pop-up Pedigree

Drusilla Elizabeth Perry was born on 3 Oct 1875 in Metcalfe Twp.¹ She appeared on the federal census bt 1891 - 1911 in Warwick Twp.

Drusilla Elizabeth married Andrew Archibald Iles, son of Francis Iles and Jane Thompson, on 26 Jun 1907 in Warwick Twp.²

Drusilla Elizabeth Perry died on 28 Oct 1964 Sarnia, at age 89. She was buried on 30 Oct 1964 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach, Warwick Twp.³

Drusilla Elizabeth Perry's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 1 col 6, 5 Nov 1964

MRS. ANDREW ILES Watford and Warwick twp. lost another lifelong resident last Wednesday, when Drusilla Elizabeth Perry, widow of the late Andrew Iles, passed away in Sarnia general hospital, in her 90th year.
Mr. Iles predeceased her 28 years ago, and she has resided for the past quarter century on Simcoe st. east. Surviving are two brothers, Arthur, of Watford, and Gordon, of London.
Rested at Harper Funeral Home, where service was conducted on Friday afternoon by Rev. W. D. Mercer, of Trinity church and interment was in St. Paul's church cemetery, Wisbeach.
Pallbearers were lifelong neighbors: Lloyd Cook, Franklin Auld, Blake Perry, Keith Howden, Sherman Williams, and Lawrence Sanders, of London.

Alfred Phillips (1836-1908) Pop-up Pedigree

Relationship=Great-granduncle of Jai Williams.

Citations

1. [S2] Archives of Ontario, ON Vital Stats, RG 80: OVS - 015848-1908
2. [S3] St. Paul's Cemetery, stone 48.
3. [S1] Parish Register Burials pg 200.

Richard Pullen was born on 11 Sep 1790 in Sussex, England. Richard married Elizabeth Coleman daughter of Francis Coleman and Jane Payne in Northchapel, Sussex, England. Richard Pullen, his wife and 2 children, emmigrated from Kirdford, Sussex, England as part of the Petworth Emigration in 1832, first residing in Adelaide Twp. By 1851 they were in Deleware and finally settled in Warwick Twp. Richard Pullen should not be confused with the Richard Pullen of Deleware who married Frances Holden and remained in the Deleware area.
Richard's second marriage was to Susanah Hawes on 27 Jul 1841 in Adelaide Twp. ¹
He appeared in the 1871 federal census in Warwick Twp. Richard Pullen died on 3 Nov 1878 Warwick Twp, at age 88; cause was not given on death registration.² He was buried on 4 Nov 1878 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.^3,4

Child of Richard Pullen

Mary Ann Pullen+ b. 4 Apr 1811, d. 19 Dec 1887

Citations

1. [S2] Archives of Ontario, ON Vital Stats, RG 80: OVS - 007245-1880.
2. [S1] Adelaide Parish Register
3. [S1] Parish Register Burials pg 48 aged 88-1-22.
4. [S3] St. Paul's Cemetery, stone --

Annie Shipley was born on 5 Jul 1844 in Lobo Twp. or Granton, Ontario (from death reg) as recorded in 1901 census.

Annie married James McIntosh.

She appeared on the federal census bt 1891 - 1911 in Warwick Twp.

She was noticed in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 4 col 2, 3 Jul 1896

Mrs. James McIntosh, of Wisbeach, fell from a ladder Wednesday and broke her leg at the ankle.

Annie Shipley was noticed in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 1, 16 Apr 1915

Reginald and James McIntosh went to Sarnia on Tuesday to see their mother who is very ill, with little hope of recovery.

Annie Shipley died on 18 Apr 1915 Sarnia, at age 70 of Bright's disease¹ She was buried on 21 Apr 1915 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach; no stone.²

Watford Guide-Advocate, Friday, pg 1, 23 Apr 1915

Mrs. James McIntosh, mention of whose illness was made in last week's paper, passed peacefully away on Sunday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James, of Sarnia. Deceased had been in poor health since last fall, at which time she had a stroke, but was no worse than usual when she went to Sarnia two weeks ago. Before marriage she was Miss Annie Shipley, of Lobo, and was born in that township. Some 38 years ago the family moved to Bosanquet, but for the last 29 years she has resided on lot 25, Main road, Warwick, where her husband died about 15 years ago. She spent a long life in usefulness, bringing up a large family of children who are all highly respected, energetic and useful citizens. Two daughters and six sons survive her, namely, Mrs. W. Phillips and Mrs. H. James, of Sarnia; James, John, George, Reginald, Fred and Norman, all of this district but Fred, who resides in Toronto. One sister, and one brother, Miss Lizzie and James Shipley, of Granton, also survive. The remains were conveyed to the old homestead on the Main road on Monday and the funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon to Wisbeach cemetery and was well attended, many old friends wishing to show their respects to the deceased. The Rev. W. Murton Shore conducted the service in St. Paul's church, assisted by Rev. F. G. Newton, of Sarnia, and the pallbearers were Robt. Willoughby, Geo. Bryson, C. Cates, J. Watson, H. Williams and T. Adams.

Gladys Eliza Shrapnell (1891-1975) Pop-up Pedigree

Gladys Eliza Shrapnell was born on 20 Jan 1891 in Metcalfe Twp.¹ She appeared on the federal census in 1901 - 1911 in Watford.

Gladys Eliza Shrapnell died on 14 Oct 1975 Strathroy, Middlesex Co., at age 84. She was buried on 16 Oct 1975 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach, Warwick Twp.²

Gladys Eliza Shrapnell's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 16 Oct 1975

GLADYS SHRAPNELL Gladys Shrapnell passed away at Strathroy Middlesex Hospital, on Tuesday, October 14, 1975 in her 85th year.

She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Shrapnell and is survived by several nieces.
The funeral service was held in Trinity Anglican Church, Watford on Thursday, October 16, with interment in Wisbeach Cemetery, Warwick Twp.

"John Joseph" Shrapnell (1896-1896) Pop-up Pedigree

Infant Shrapnell was born on 25 Jun 1896 in Watford.¹
He died on 27 Jun 1896 Watford, at age 0; convulsions.² He was buried on 29 Jun 1896 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.^3,4

His obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 1 col 1, 3 Jul 1896

The infant son of Mr. W. M. Shrapnell, principal of the public school, died on Saturday. The remains were interred at Wisbeach on Monday.

Phyllis Mary Shrapnell (1900-1900) Pop-up Pedigree

Phyllis Mary Shrapnell was born on 12 Mar 1900 in Warwick Twp. She was baptized on 8 Jul 1900 Watford.¹ She lived on Lot 21 Con 1 NER, Warwick Twp.

Phyllis Mary Shrapnell died on 14 Sep 1900 in Watford, at age 0; cholera infantina.² She was buried on 15 Sep 1900 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.^3,4

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 21 Sep 1900

DIED - In Watford, on Friday Sept 14th, Phyllis, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shrapnell, aged 6 months and two days.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 21 Sep 1900

Phyllis, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shrapnell, died on Friday. The funeral took place to the Wisbeach cemetery Saturday afternoon. The service was conducted at the house by Rev. Mr. Newton and Rev. Mr. Downie at the grave

William Henry Shrapnell (1858-1953) Pop-up Pedigree

William Henry Shrapnell was born on 16 Nov 1858 in Ingersoll, Oxford Co. William Henry emigrated in 1868 to Warwick Twp.¹ He lived in 1880 Lot 24 Con 1 NER; a teacher.¹

William Henry married Emily Jane Tanner, daughter of Joseph Tanner and Eliza Phillips, on 25 Dec 1885 in Warwick Twp., witnessed by F.R. Shrapnell, Alice E. Tanner. He appeared on the federal census in 1901 and 1911 in Watford.

He was noticed in the Watford Guide-Advocate, Friday, pg 1, 18 Jun 1920

PRINCIPAL SHRAPNELL RESIGNS Mr. W. H. Shrapnell, principal of the Watford public school for nearly 25 years, has placed his resignation with the Board of Education, to take effect on the closing of the present term, it being his intention to retire from teaching and take a well-earned rest. All citizens, including his pupils, regret to lose the services of so painstaking and efficient a principal and teacher. His work has always been of exceptional thoroughness, as is proved by the high percentage of entrance pupils passed each year. During the nearly quarter of a century that Mr. Shrapnell has occupied the position the affairs of the school have been conducted with an unusual smoothness, due no doubt to the fact that added to his faithful and efficient professional services he has always been held in the highest respect by the teaching staff, the pupils and the public. Mr. Shrapnell came to Watford in January, 1896, from Napier and has followed his profession in the district for over 40 years. Besides being a most successful teacher he is a valued and useful citizen, at all times willing to give his time and experience to any scheme for the betterment of humanity and the welfare of the town and its institutions. It is earnestly hoped by all that a rest and relief from the exacting cares of the position will bring him revived strength and refreshed vigor.

William Henry Shrapnell died on 5 Sep 1953 Watford, at age 94; blood infection. He was buried on 8 Sep 1953 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.²

William Henry Shrapnell's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 1 col 3, 11 Sep 1953

Watford’s Eldest Citizen, W.H. Shrapnell, Passes, Nearing 95 Years Watford's eldest citizen, W.H. Shrapnell, 94, died at his home on St. Clair St., east on Saturday afternoon. He had been ill for several weeks from a blood infection.
Mr. Shrapnell came to Watford and took over the principalship of the Watford Public School on January 1,1896 and held this position for 24 years until he retired in 1920.
He was born in Ingersoll and during his teaching career of 42 years, taught in Napier, Oil Springs and Glen Walker as well as Watford. He was a lifelong member of Trinity Anglican Church, and at the time of his death was vestry clerk, a position he held for over 50 years. He was past warden, representative to the Synod, superintendent of the Sunday school and Bible class. After his retirement from teaching he was connected with Watford Public Utilities and auditors of the Lambton Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company for many years.
His wife, Emily J. Tanner, died some years ago. Surviving is his only daughter Miss Gladys. The body rested at Harper funeral home, where service was held on Tuesday at 2 p.m., with interment in St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Wisbeach. The Rev. Reid Montgomery, rector of Trinity Church, officiated and the pallbearers were James Morgan, Jack Burchill, E. A. Brown, Carl Class, George McTaggart, Watford, and Robert Machie of Napier.

Frances Sinclair (1787-1867)

Frances Sinclair was born in 1787 In Ireland.
Frances married Harry Alison, son of Charles Alison and Jean Maxton. She appeared on the federal census in 1861 in Warwick Twp.
Frances Sinclair died on 16 Dec 1867 North Douro, Peterborough Co. She was buried on 24 Dec 1867 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.¹

Frances Sinclair's obituary ran in the Sarnia Observer pg 2, 3 Jan 1868

DIED At North Douro, on Dec. 16, at the residence of her son-in-law, W. Nicholls, Esq., Frances Sinclair, in the 81st year of her age. This lamented lady was the relict of the late CAPT. HARRY ALISON, 90th Light Infantry, and was among the first pioneer settlers in the Township of Warwick - known over a large extent of country for her charity and the many virtues which endeared her to all. She but survived her husband ten months, and now sleeps tranquilly by his side, awaiting, through her Saviour’s mercy, a glorious resurrection from the dead. Her funeral took place in Wisbeach cemetery on Christmas eve, attended by her sorrowing children and friends from far and near.

Wesley Edgar Smale (1926-1991)

Wesley Edgar Smale was born in 1926.

Wesley married Jeanne Marie Winnifred Bryson daughter of Asahel Albert Bryson and Winnifred Grace Demaray.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 3 Jun 1949

Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bryson wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter Jeanne Marie to Wesley Edgar Smale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Millar, of Roseville, Mich. The wedding to take place in Trinity Church Watford, on Saturday, June 25th, at 3.30 p.m.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 4, 1 Jul 1949

Jeanne Bryson Honored At Trousseau Tea Mrs. Asahel Bryson entertained at a trousseau tea on Wednesday evening last in honor of the Saturday afternoon marriage of her daughter, Jeanne. Many friends and neighbors called during the tea hour to convey best wishes to the bride-elect. Mrs. John Graham and Mrs. Mae Jackson, of Nilestown, presided at the tea table for the first hour, and Mrs. Kirk Donaldson, of Strathroy and Mrs. Russell Chambers for the second hour. The gifts and the bride's trousseau were displayed by Mrs. Ken Bryson, of Strathroy and Mrs. Ross Demmaray, of Belmont. Mrs. Ray Temple was in charge of the bride's linens, bedding and china. Jeanne received many beautiful gifts prior to her marriage.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 10 Jun 1949

JEANNE BRYSON FETED AT MICHIGAN SHOWER In honor of Jeanne Bryson, bride elect of this month, Mrs. Jack Daughtery, of Roseville, Michigan, entertained at a dinner party and shower. Burning tapers completed the novel table arrangement of small pastel parasols and pink and blue streamers. The honored guest was the recipient of many lovely gifts for her new home. Jeanne will exchange wedding vows with Wesley Smale, of Roseville, Mich. on Saturday, June 25th, at Trinity Anglican church.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 6, 8 Jul 1949

Above are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smale, who were married at Trinity Anglican church on Saturday, June 25th, and after the reception at the home of the bride's parents left on a wedding trip north. They will reside in Roseville, Mich. Mrs. Smale is the former Jeanne Marie Bryson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bryson, of Watford, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. Millar, of Roseville, Mich.

Wesley E. Smale died on 30 Oct 1991 Strathroy, Middlesex Co. He was buried on 2 Nov 1991 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.

Wesley E. Smale's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 23 col 3, 6 Nov 1991

WESLEY E. SMALE Wesley E. Smale of R.R. 8, Watford, passed away suddenly in Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital on Wednesday, October 30, 1991 in his 66th year.
He was the beloved husband of Jean (Bryson) Smale and dear father of Barbara and her husband Glen Campbell of Alvinston, Patricia of East Detroit, Mich., and Brenda and her husband Greg Wallis of Watford. Loving grandfather of Katherine, Robert and Lyle Campbell, Dawn Marie McNally and Julian and Dain Wallis.
Dear brother of Bill and Edna Smale of Ottawa.
Predeceased by his parents and one sister.
The funeral service was held on Saturday, Nov. 2, at 2 p.m. from the Harper Funeral Home, Watford, with Rev. Robert Towler officiating.
Serving as pallbearers were: Doug Bryson, Terry Bryson, Wayne Bryson, Frank Smale, Roy Smale, Eugene Smith. Serving as flowerbearers were: Dennis Bryson, Donnie Bryson, Alan Woodfinden, Brian Bryson.
Interment followed in St. Paul's Anglican Church Cemetery, Wisbeach.
As expressions of sympathy, memorial contributions to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario would be appreciated by the family.

Daniel Smith (1868-1873) Pop-up Pedigree

Frances Ann Smith (1876-1882) Pop-up Pedigree

Frances Ann Smith was born on 8 Jun 1876 in Warwick Twp.¹ She appeared on the federal census in 1881 in Warwick Twp.

Frances Ann Smith died on 21 Sep 1882 Warwick Twp, at age 6; diptheria.² She was buried on 22 Sep 1882 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach; no stone.³

Frances Ann Smith (1883-1887) Pop-up Pedigree

Frances Ann Smith was born c 1883 in Warwick Twp.

Frances Ann Smith died on 5 Feb 1887 Warwick Twp; inflammation of the brain.¹ She was buried on 7 Feb 1887 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach; no stone.

Frances Ann Smith's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 5 col 1, 11 Feb 1887

The youngest daughter of Mr. Maurice Smith died last Saturday morning, and the remains were taken to Wisbeach cemetery on Monday.

George Smith (1804-1873)

George Smith was born on 13 Apr 1804 in USA.

George married Hannah Ogden. He appeared on the federal census bt 1851 - 1861 in Warwick Twp on Con 1 Lot 25 and 1871 in Adelaide Twp.

George Smith died on 6 Oct 1873 at age 69. He was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach, Warwick Twp.¹

George Smith (1865-1870) Pop-up Pedigree

Joseph Smith (1833-1856) Pop-up Pedigree

Joseph Smith was born in 1833.

Joseph Smith died on 18 Jul 1856. He was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.¹

Mary (Mamie) Smith (1863-1912) Pop-up Pedigree

Mary (Mamie) Smith was born on 9 May 1863 in Warwick Twp¹.

She appeared on the federal census bt 1871 - 1911 in Warwick Twp.

Mary (Mamie) married Henry Bearss on 28 Sep 1886 in Warwick Twp.

Mary (Mamie) Smith died on 9 Oct 1912 Warwick Twp, at age 49; mitral regurgitation, dropsy.¹ She was buried on 10 Oct 1912 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach; no stone.²

Maurice Smith (1837-1900) Pop-up Pedigree

Maurice Smith was born in 1837 in Quebec.

He appeared on the federal census bt 1861 - 1891 in Warwick Twp.

Maurice married Mary Shaw, daughter of John Shaw and Mary Duffy, on 9 Jan 1862¹. He lived on Lot 29 Con 6 NER, Warwick Twp.

Maurice Smith died on 28 Mar 1900 Warwick Twp; obstruction of the bowels.² He was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach; no stone.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 1, 30 Mar 1900

DIED - In Warwick, on Wednesday, March 28th, 1900, Morris Smith, aged 63 years.

Watford Guide-Advocate, pg 4, 30 Mar 1900

Another old Warwick pioneer has gone to his reward in the person of Morris Smith, who died on Wednesday afternoon in his 63rd year. Deceased was well known throughout the township, having been engaged in the threshing business for nearly 40 years. He leaves a family of four sons, William, James, George and John, and two daughters, Mrs. H. Bearss, and one girl at home.

Sophia Lillian Smith (1871-1954) Pop-up Pedigree

Sophia Lillian Smith was generally known as Lillian Smith. She was born on 7 Jan 1871 in Warwick Twp.¹

She appeared on the federal census bt 1871 - 1911 in Warwick Twp.

Sophia Lillian married William James Howden, son of John Howden and Helen Watson, on 21 Oct 1903 in Warwick Twp.²

Sophia Lillian Smith died on 14 Jan 1954 London, at age 83; heart failure, effects from broken hip. She was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.³

15 Jan 1954 Watford Guide-Advocate pg 1 col 7.

Mrs. Lillian Howden Passes In Hospital After Hip Fracture Mrs. Lillian Smith Howden widow of the late Wm. J. Howden of Wisbeach, passed away in Victoria hospital, London, this Thursday morning.
Mrs. Howden had fallen with a fractured hip at the home of her daughter near Thedford on Tuesday, December 22nd, and her condition grew worse from a severe heart condition.
Her brother William A. Smith, 4th line, died at the family homestead on December 28th, thus both deaths of this pioneer family occurred in less than three weeks.
Mrs. Howden was a lifelong resident of Warwick twp., and since her marriage had been a valued member of St. Paul's church, Wisbeach.
Surviving are two sons: Keith of Warwick, Harold of Montreal, one daughter Mrs. Howard Monkhouse, [Marjorie] of Thedford R2; also four sisters, Mrs. Helen Gardner, Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Frances Vance of Springfield, Ohio, Mrs. Agnes Meikle, Kelowna, B.C., Mrs. Mame Hume, of Arkona, and Allan Smith of Watford.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed at press time.

William Smith (1838-1865) Pop-up Pedigree

William Smith was born in 1838 in Quebec.

He appeared on the federal census in 1861 in Warwick Twp.

William Smith died on 19 Aug 1865. He was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.¹

Charles A. Southorn (1864-1888) Pop-up Pedigree

Charles A. Southorn was born on 17 Dec 1864 in Warwick Twp.

He appeared on the federal census bt 1871 - 1881 in Warwick Twp.

Charles A. Southorn died on 27 Nov 1888 Warwick Twp, at age 23.¹ He was buried on 28 Nov 1888 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.²

Charles A. Southorn's obituary ran in the Watford Guide-Advocate pg 8, 30 Nov 1888

DIED In Wisbeach, on Tuesday, 27 November, 1888, Charles A., beloved son of Thomas and Mary Southorn, aged 23 years, 11 mos., 10 days.

The Guide-Advocate, Watford, Friday, pg 5 col 2, 30 Nov 1888

It is with sorrow that we report the death of Mr. Charles Southorn, which sad event took place at his father's residence on Monday evening last. A few days ago Mr. Southorn was stricken with paralysis of the brain since which he has been in a helpless condition, but gradually sinking until death released him from his sufferings. Deceased was in his twenty-fourth year and leaves father, mother, sisters and brothers to mourn his early departure. The funeral took place on Wednesday to the English church cemetery.

The Guide-Advocate, Watford, Friday, pg 4 col 3, 30 Nov 1888

OBITUARY Died, in great peace, at Wisbeach, on Tuesday, the 27th inst., Charles A., beloved son of Thomas and Mary Southorn, aged 24 years, less 21 days. At the age of 19 months Charles received a stroke of paralysis, which left him an invalid for life. His affliction, however, did not sour his temper, nor make him a wilful or disobedient child. Thoughtful and kind, teachable and obedient, he grew up a noble boy, beloved by all. At the early age of 14 years he made choice of Christ as his Savior, at which time he united with the Methodist Church to remain a faithful and consistent member till the time of his decease. His faith was always strong, and as the end approached he was full of peace and confidence. He assured his pastor and his people that in Christ he was rich and strong. His last words were "Happy!, happy! Tell my aunt that Jesus was with me, and that I will be looking for her."

How blest the righteous when he dies,
When sinks a weary soul to rest!
How mildly beam the closing eyes;
How gently heaves the expiring breast!
As fades the autumn cloud away,
As sinks the gale when storms are o’er,
As gently shuts the eye of day,
As dies the wave along the shore.
Who would not wish to die like those
Whom God’s own spirit deigns to bless;
To sink into that soft repose,
And wake to finished righteousness.

Sarah Ann Southorn (1862-1887) Pop-up Pedigree

Sarah Ann Southorn was born on 17 Dec 1862 in Warwick Twp.

She married George Harvey.

She appeared on the federal census bt 1871 - 1881 in Warwick Twp.

Sarah Ann Southorn died on 11 Nov 1887 Fort Gratiot, St. Clair Co, Michigan, at age 24; overdose of morphine. She was buried on 13 Nov 1887 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.¹

Sarah Ann Southorn's obituary ran in the The Guide-Advocate pg 8 col 4, 18 Nov 1887

The remains of Mrs. George Harvey, wife of George Harvey, G.T.R. conductor, Ft. Gratiot, were brought to Wisbeach on Saturday, and interred on Sunday last. Mrs. Harvey, who was a daughter of Mr. Thos. Southorn, of Wisbeach, died very suddenly, it is supposed from an over dose of morphine taken to allay pain. Much sympathy is expressed for the afflicted in their sad bereavement.

Thomas Southorn (1828-1899)

Thomas Southorn was born on 23 Dec 1828 in England.

Thomas married Mary Wicket, daughter of Thomas Wicket and Mary.

He appeared on the federal census bt 1861 - 1891 in Warwick Twp.

Thomas Southorn died on 24 May 1899 Sarnia Twp, at age 70; asthma.¹ He was buried on 26 May 1899 St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach, Warwick Twp.^2,3

Thomas Southorn's obituary ran in the The Guide-Advocate Watford pg 1 col 4, 2 Jun 1899

Thomas Southern, an old resident of Wisbeach, died at his home near Sarnia, on Wednesday of last week in his 71st year. The remains were interred in the Wisbeach Cemetery on Friday.

The Guide-Advocate, Watford, Friday, pg 1 col 4, 2 Jun 1899

DIED In Sarnia, Wednesday, May 24th, 1899, Thomas Southern, formerly of Wisbeach, aged 70 years, 5 months and 1 day.

The Sarnia Observer, pg 5 col 4, 2 Jun 1899

Died in Sarnia, on Wednesday, May 24th, Thos. Southorn sen., aged 70 years, 5 months and 1 day.

Jane Sproule (1793-1868)

Jane Sproule was born on 16 Feb 1793 In Ireland.

Jane married Robert Morgan in 1818.

She appeared on the federal census in 1861 in Warwick Twp.

Jane Sproule died on 12 May 1868 at age 75. She was buried St. Paul's Cemetery, Wisbeach.¹

Child of Jane Sproule

Robert Morgan b. 7 Jan 1820, d. 15 Jan 1890

Citations

1. [S3] St. Paul's Cemetery, stone 89 aged 75-2-26