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TRAVELLERS – reported by J. O. Wismer, G. T. R. ticket agent. Bridgeburg – A. M. Cowling, F. D. Harrigan. Port Robinson – Fred Hesler. Black Rock – Miss Klee. Toronto – R. H. Appleyard, Rev. R. Duff. Suspension Bridge – Eddie White. Thorold – Miss Dohn. Simcoe – A. E. Terry. Buffalo – Wm. McGinnis. (Welland Tribune,, page 6, 15/03/1907)
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. March 1826. Excerpts include marriage and death announcements and a note about Influenza. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts March 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol 1. No. 4. St. Catharines, U.C. March 1, 1826. Page 3 MARRIED At Unterwalden, Switzerland, by the…
TEGWYN GREEN Tegwyn Green (Hunt) of Weston and formerly of Welland died suddenly Sundday in Weston in her 39th year. Mrs. Green is survived by her husband Bob Green and daughter Susan. She is also survived by her mother Mrs. Nellie Hunt Davis, three sisters Mrs. David Barnett (Eileen) of Fonthill, Mrs. David Mitchell (Brenda)…
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. February 1826. Excerpts include birth, marriage, death announcements, elopements and letters left at the post office. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts February 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol. 1. No. 1. St. Catharines, U.C. February 1, 1826. Page 3 MARRIED In this…
BARNETT – At the Welland General County hospital, on Monday, April 15, 1957, John Barnett, husband of Florence Barnett and father of Catherine, James, Thomas, John and David Barnett in his 82nd year. The funeral will be held from the H.L. Cudney Funeral Chapel, 241 West Main street, on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in…
Aston – November 25, at Broadwell Lane End, Caleb, youngest son of Caleb and Harriet Ellen Aston, aged 20 years. Caleb Aston Death Notice 1905 The Gloucester JournalGloucester, Gloucestershire, England · Saturday, December 09, 1905
Newspaper Tidbits WELLAND TRIBUNE, P 4, 02/12/1898 Rev. C. Draper of Toronto occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church last Sabbath evening. Seven different styles cutters, one and two seats; also two and three bench heavy-bobsleighs, steel or cast shoes; fine line of harness, robes, rugs, blankets and bells at close prices for cash, or…