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Source reference N00001 :

Individuals : DeMont Frank Vernon
Frank was forced to retire early due to strokes, July 1,1999. Frank was the Database Administrator Plymouth County Sheriff's Department, Plymouth, MA at the time of his retirement.
Frank Vernon DeMont was the only Grandson born to Morton Charles withthe DeMont name.

 

Source reference N00002 :

Individuals : (Lena) Pauline Mary
1901 Census shows first name as Paulina

 

Source reference N00003 :

Individuals : William Morris
Source: from headstone.
occ: mariner
1901 Census, Spencers Island fam. #94, William, age 62, b. 21 Feb 1839.
Source: Barry Weaver; 54 So. Meadow Ln.;Barrington, RI 02806
copy of information on headstone. Advocate Cemetery, (on hill opposite
Church).

 

Source reference N00004 :

Individuals : ? Anna Elizabeth
Parents may be Johan Hendrich & Elizabeth Wurstre( Wurst).

 

Source reference N00005 :

Individuals : ? Edith
Edith died at age 19.

 

Source reference N00006 :

Individuals : ? Grace
Michael DeMone advises "she has done some work in the family tree". She lives near Dutch Village Road, Halifax and works for an insurance company.

 

Source reference N00007 :

Individuals : ? Hazel
Hazel was from Graywood, Annapolis Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00008 :

Individuals : ? Marie Elizabeth (1763)
Johan's wife died in Halifax before April 14,1753. He later re-married Catherine Baltzer on September 17,1754.

 

Source reference N00009 :

Individuals : ?? Isabella
listed as parent on marriage index.
children raised by Capt. Randolph and Eliza Morris.
source of death: Edward Gilbert, Jr.

 

Source reference N00010 :

Individuals : Acker George
Birth date may have been 1815.

 

Source reference N00011 :

Individuals : Acker Sarah Ann Elizabeth
Birth date may have been 1855.

 

Source reference N00012 :

Individuals : Adams Joyce Ann
Joyce died in the Dartmouth General Hospital.
DeMont, Joyce Ann - 63, Arklow Drive, Cole Harbour, passed away February 11, 1999 in Dartmouth General Hospital. Born in Fontenelle, Gaspé,Que., she was a daughter Mrs. Adelia (Adams) Adams, Haldimand, Que, and the late Harris Adams. She is survived by her husband, Leamon (Lea), Cole Harbour; one daughter, Yolande, Victoria, B.C.; one sister, Pauline, Gaspé, Que. Cremation has taken place under the direction of J.Albert Walker Funeral Home, Cole Harbour. No visiting by request. A memorial service will be held at10 a.m. today , February 15, 1999 in St.Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, Forest Hills, Rev. Bernard O'Neil officiating. Burial will be at 2:30 p.m. today in Western Shore.Family flowers only. Memorial donations may be made to The Lung Association.

 

Source reference N00013 :

Individuals : Allen Bernard Marven
Bernard and Isabella are divorced. Bernard is a banker and lives in Dartmouth, N.S.

 

Source reference N00014 :

Individuals : Allen Earle Elmer
ALLEN, Marguerite Josephine - 77, Windsor. It is with great sadness that our family announces the passing of our mother, caregiver and friend, who passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on August 12, 2007, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor, after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. Born October 21, 1929, in St. Croix, she was a daughter of the late Arthur and Marie (DeMont) Whiting. Mom inspired us with her patience. She was a loving thoughtful person who got greatpleasure in helping other people. She will be sadly missed by all whonew her. Marguerite is survived by her children, Diane (Ed) Martin, Windsor; David (Wanda), Campbellton, N.B.; Barbara (Laurie) Anderson, Nicholsville, Kings Co.; Stephen (Joy), Falmouth; Gary, Bedford; Kathy (Bill) Adamo, Calgary; and John (Suzanne) Hammonds Plains; her grandchildren, Craig (Noele), Coby, Geoff, Tara, Chelsa, Cody, Rudy, Kailey, Toven, Jocelyn, Marie, Diana, Beth, Heida; great-grandson, Ryan and stepgreat-grandsons, Kyle and Kaleb; her brothers, Bob, Windsor; and Jack(Ruth), Dartmouth; sisters, Helen Harding, St. Croix; and Pauline (Johnnie) MacMillian, Windsor Junction; numerous nieces and nephews. Marguerite was predeceased by her husband, Earle Elmer Allen, and her brother, Stuart Whiting. Visitation will be held today 7-9 p.m. in Lohnes Funeral Home, 419 Albert St., Windsor. Funeral service will be heldTuesday, August 14, at 2 p.m. in St. Croix United Church, St. Croix, Rev.Karen Pearce officiating, with a private family committal servicein St. Croix Cemetery, followed by a reception in the St. Croix Community Hall. Family flowers only donations in memory of Marguerite can be made to the Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association, P.O. Box 8748, Halifax, NS B3K 5M4, or a charity of choice. Marguerite's family would like to extend special thanks to Bev. Lyttle and the palliative care program, and to all the nurses on the Palliative Care Unit. Arrangements entrusted to the compassionate care of J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Highway 215, Summerville, Hants Co., NS B0N 2K0, 1-902-633-2431.E-mail condolences to: allenfuneral@ns.sympatico.ca "God Needed Another Angel"

 

Source reference N00015 :

Individuals : Allen Karen Gail
Lives in Dartmouth, N.S.
Has a B. Com from Dalhousie University.

 

Source reference N00016 :

Individuals : Allen Susan Eileen
Lives in Calgary, Alberta.
Has BSC 1979, a Registered Dietitian.

 

Source reference N00017 :

Individuals : Anderson Harold J
Obituary:
ANDERSON
Harold J., of Braintree, April 24, 2004, beloved husband of Mildred A. (Chambers). Loving father of Ronald Anderson of Braintree, Glenn Anderson and his wife Dianne of Carver, Kristin Tivnan and her husband Michael of Hanover, Harold Anderson Jr. and his wife Linda of Duxbury, Tyra White and her husband Richard of Mansfield and Erik Anderson of New Bedford. Dear grandfather of Kerry, Kaitlyn, Ryan, Jack, Trent, Heather, Harold, III, Kyle, Jake, Evan and Brittany. Brother of Arthur Anderson of Rockland, Walter Anderson of Yarmouth, Ella McKinnon of Hull, Majdis Flynn, Mildred Grant, Evelyn Tribou, all of Weymouth and thelate Gladys Eckblom, Holger, Charles and Howard Anderson, his twin. AFuneral Service will be held on Thursday, April 29 at 10 a.m. in the Faith Lutheran Church, 201 Granite St., Quincy. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to visit the McMaster Funeral Home, 86 Franklin (Rt. 37), Braintree on Wednesday fr om 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Blue Hill Cemetery, Brain tree. In lieu of flowers, donations in his name may be made to the American Liver Foundation, 246 Walnut St., Newton, MA 02158.

 

Source reference N00018 :

Individuals : Andrews Robert
Boston Globe, The (MA) - September 13, 1985 Deceased Name: ROBERT ANDREWS, 78; UNDERWRITER AT INSURANCE FIRM, ACTIVE MASON SCITUATE - Robert S. Andrews, a retired Boston Mutual Life underwriter and member of many Masonic organizations, died Wednesday in South Shore Hospital, Weymouth, after a long illness. Mr. Andrews was 78.
Born in Providence, he was a resident here since 1955 and was a former resident of Framingham, Dover, Needham and West Roxbury.
Mr. Andrews graduated from the Carson-Long Military Institute in Bloomingdale, Pa., in 1924 and from the University of Illinois in 1930, where he studied the foreign service. He was a member of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity there.
He began at Boston Mutual Life in 1934, and when he retired in 1961, was senior underwriter for the company.
Mr. Andrews was a director of the Shriner's Burns Institute for two years in the late 1960s.
Mr. Andrews was an illustrious master of the Boston Council in 1967, where he was a member since 1956, and was a high priest of St. Andrew's Chapter in 1963, where he was a member since 1955. Both are Masonicgroups.
He was also active in Masonic groups in Needham, Framingham and Scituate.
Mr. Andrews leaves his wife, Dorothy M. (Cookson); two daughters, Anne D. Andrews of Scituate and Susan Webb of Carver; a brother, Philip G. Andrews of Los Angeles, Calif.; a granddaughter and two great-granddaughters.
Funeral services will be held in the Ernest A. Richardson Funeral Home in Scituate Center tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery here.

 

Source reference N00019 :

Individuals : Appleby Benjamin Henry
Benjamin and Margaret were married 11 June 1839 by Rev. William Walker at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hampton, Kings County, New Brunswick. Witnesses were Sarah C. Daniels and John Morrell. (See St. Paul'sParish Register, N.B. Archives, microfilm F1087, Hampton, Marriages, entry no. 281 )
Benjamin Henry Appleby was the son of Peter Appleby and Jane Napier of Darling's Island, Hampton, N.B. Benjamin was baptized 22 June 1817, by Re v. Elias Scovil of Kingston, Kings County, N.B. (See Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Anglican Church Records, Parish of Kingston, Kings County, N.B., Baptisms, pg. 12, entry no. 93417, microfilm no . 1101) Benjamin died and was buried 31 December 1901, at Hampton;burial was at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hampton, N.B.

 

Source reference N00020 :

Individuals : Appleby Elizabeth Lizzie
Elizabeth Appleby did not have any children

 

Source reference N00021 :

Individuals : Appleby Leah Susanna
Leah's twin brother is William.
Note: The copy of Leah's death certificate lists George Appleby as her father.

 

Source reference N00022 :

Individuals : Appleby Peter
Peter Appleby's birth date is unknown, but he was underage during the American Revolution and arrived in New Brunswick circa 1783. He was a farmer. He died and was buried 17 October 1828, at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Parish of Hampton, Kings County, N.B. The service was conducted by Rev. Elias Scovil, who failed to enter Peter's age at time of death into the records. For further information on Peter Appleby, please see his co-petition for land with William Wannamaker of April 12, 1827, New Brunswick Archives, microfilm 4207, Land Petitions, 1827. At the beginning of this petition, Peter says his father fell in battle in the American Revolution. All such children of Loyalists were granted land by a law called Order in Council. Also see Bond, Administration, and Inventory of the Estate of Peter Appleby, New Brunswick Archives, microfilm F11570, RS 66, Kings County Probate (1787-1833). Peter Appleby died intestate, leaving a substantial estate for that time of 649 pounds. Administration of his estate was granted to his eldest son, John Appleby. Fellow bondsmen were Salyer Morrell and Henry Wannamaker, all of Kings County.

 

Source reference N00023 :

Individuals : Appleby William P
Leah Appleby and William Appleby were twins

 

Source reference N00024 :

Individuals : Archdeacon Constance Marie
Constance is buried in the Calvery Cemetery, Waltham, Ma. Her occupation was a bookkeeper.

 

Source reference N00025 :

Individuals : Armstrong Elisha
Elisha and Jane were from Sherwood, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00026 :

Individuals : Arsenault Mary Sally
Known as Sally, she was baptised on July 12,1936 in St. Paul's Churchby Rev. G.J. MacLellan. She is a homemaker and a teacher's aide.

 

Source reference N00027 :

Individuals : Atwell David
Resided in North York, Ontario at the time of his mother's death.

 

Source reference N00028 :

Individuals : Atwell Ernie
Resided in Wolfville Ridge, Kings Co., N.S. at the time of his mother's death.

 

Source reference N00029 :

Individuals : Atwell Nettie
Resided in Gaspereau, Kings Co., N.S. at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00030 :

Individuals : Atwell Violet
Resided in Kentville, N.S. at the time of his mother's death.

 

Source reference N00031 :

Individuals : Aulenback Amy
Amy resided in Blockhouse, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of her fathers death in 1981.

 

Source reference N00032 :

Individuals : Aulenback Edith
Edith resided in Blockhouse, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of her fathers death in 1981.

 

Source reference N00033 :

Individuals : Aulenback Edwin
Edwin resided in Blockhouse, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his fathers death in 1981.

 

Source reference N00034 :

Individuals : Aulenback Elliot
Elliot resided in Blockhouse, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his fathers death in 1981.

 

Source reference N00035 :

Individuals : Aulenback Jill
Jill and Nelson are twins.

 

Source reference N00036 :

Individuals : Aulenback Lancelot Herbert
Known as Lancie he was baptised on January 7,1894.

 

Source reference N00037 :

Individuals : Aulenback Lee Gordon
Lee was born in the Dawson Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00038 :

Individuals : Aulenback Lester Gordon
There is no stone in the cemetery for Lester.

 

Source reference N00039 :

Individuals : Aulenback Lynn Kirk
Lynn was born in the Dawson Memorial Hospital. He died in the Victoria General Hospital of CF.

 

Source reference N00040 :

Individuals : Aulenback Mona Mae
Mona was born at home.

 

Source reference N00041 :

Individuals : Aulenback Nelson
Nelson and Jill are twins.

 

Source reference N00042 :

Individuals : Aulenback Paul Edward
Paul was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces and resided in Germanywith his family for many years.

 

Source reference N00043 :

Individuals : Aulenback Pauline Frances
Known as Polly, she was born at home.

 

Source reference N00044 :

Individuals : Aulenback Robin Gail
Robin was born and died in the Dawson Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00045 :

Individuals : Aulenback Verna Lavinia
Verna was born at home.

 

Source reference N00046 :

Individuals : Aulenback Vivian Dawn
Vivian was born in the Dawson Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00047 :

Individuals : Balogh Joseph Richard
Joseph was an aircraft mechanic.

 

Source reference N00048 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Amy Samantha
Amy was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00049 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Barbara Faye
Barbara was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00050 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Beth Ann
Beth was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00051 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Beth Arlene
Beth was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00052 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Bradley Alexander
Bradley was born in the Fisherman's Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00053 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Frederick Arthur
Frederick was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00054 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Herbert Alan
Herbert was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00055 :

Individuals : Barkhouse James Alan
James was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00056 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Kenneth John
Kenneth was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00057 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Kimberley Leanne
Kimberley was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00058 :

Individuals : Barkhouse Kristopher George
Kristopher was born in the Aberdeen Hospital.

 

Source reference N00059 :

Individuals : Barkhouse William Scott
William is known as Billy.

 

Source reference N00060 :

Individuals : Barnett Charles R.
Obit
Charles R. Barnett Jr., a Hanson resident for over 50 years, born Aug. 1 2, 1941 in Weymouth, passed away at his home on Sunday Dec. 14, 2003 he was 62 years old.
Charles attended Hanson Schools. He worked as a Truck Driver of PlantTrucking Co. out of Abington. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, hunting, boating. He loved his wood stove and his dog ?Dusty?. He was a member ofWing Busters Radio Control Club(Model Airplanes).
Chalres was the son of the late Charles R. Barnett Sr. & Lillian M. (Wilson) Barnett. Beloved husband of Eileen H. (Luther) Barnett of Hanson. Loving father of Richard C. Barnett of Braintree, Jason S. Barnettof Hanson, Steven M. Barnett of Hanson, Linda J. Barnett of Rockland,and the late Robert P. Barnett. Devoted brother of Betty M. Lewis of Pembroke, and the late Edward W. Barnett. Also survived by 2 Grandchildren & many nieces & nephews.
A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday at 10 A.M. in the Leighton-MacKinnon Funeral Home 4 West Washington St. (at Rt. 58) Hanson. Callings hours on Wed. from 5-8 P.M. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Fern Hill Cemetery, Hanson. Donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society 1115 W. Chestnut St. Suite 301 Brockton, MA 02401

 

Source reference N00061 :

Individuals : Barnett Robert P
Headline: Robert Barnett, 25, car dealer employee
Publication Date: July 08, 1997
Source: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA, Page: 25
Subjects:
Region: Massachusetts
Obituary: HANSON -- Robert P. Barnett, 25, of Hanson, a employee in the parts department of Lucini Ford, died Saturday as the result of an auto accident while on a camping trip in New Hampshire. Mr. Barnett was born in Brockton and attended Hanson schools. He enjoyed athletics and played in bowling and softball leagues. He also enjoyed playing baseball and football.
He was taking part in an annual camping trip with friends and fell off the bed of a moving pickup truck during an expedition to get firewood on Friday.
"A friend of his called us from the hospital about 9 p.m. Friday," said his mother, Eileen Barnett. Even though her son had struck his headand was unconscious, the friend told his parents that he did not thinkthe injury "was very serious," she said. At 11 p.m., the family received another call from the same friend, who said Mr. Barnett had justhad a CAT scan and that the family had better come soon. Barnett never regained consciousness and died Saturday afternoon at Dartmo uth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover, N.H.
"It was a shocker," said his father, Charles Barnett. "This is kind of hard to accept. He was a good kid." "He was our sparkplug," said Chris Miller of Whitman, a friend for the past six years. "He was a niceguy who always thought of everyone else," said Dave Kittredge of Weymouth, a member of Barnett's bowling team. Even in death, he helped others by being an organ donor, he said. Fellow workers at Lucini Ford learned of Barnett's death when his father came in yesterday and told them. He is survived by his parents, Charles R. and Eileen H. (Luther) Barnett of Hanson; three brothers, Richard C. Barnett of Braintree, andJason F. Barnett and Steven M. Barnett, both of Hanson; a sister, LindaJ. Barnett of Hanson; his maternal grandmother, Lillian Luther of Quincy; his paternal grandmother, Lillian M. Barnett of Rockland; and anephew.
A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Hanson Congregational Church. Burial will be in Fern Hill Cemetery.
Visiting is from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Leighton Funeral Home, 4 W. Washington St. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1115 W. Chestnut St., Suite 301, Brockton, 02401.

 

Source reference N00062 :

Individuals : Beairsto Carolen Rose
Carolen is not married and has no children.

 

Source reference N00063 :

Individuals : Beairsto Harold Donald
Harold is not married and has no children.

 

Source reference N00064 :

Individuals : Beairsto Robert David
Robert is not married and has no children.

 

Source reference N00065 :

Individuals : Beck Beatrice Grace Mavilla
Beatrice and Elburn were married on Wednesday, December 19,19 28 at 8PM by Rev. L.F. Hartzell at the home of her parents.
The wedding announcement reads:
Capt. & Mrs. Abbot Beck announce the marriage of their daughter
Beatrice Grace Mavilla to Mr. Elburn G. Demone on Wednesday the nineteenth of December nineteen hundred and twenty eight Centre Range, N.S.
The Marriage Certificate gives dad's residence as Lunenburg and Mom'sas First South. It's dated at First South on December 19,1928 and witnessed by Dorothy Beck, First South and Delbert Demone, Lunenburg.
(Since Mom lived at the home of her parents one must assume that First South and Centre Range were one in the same).
The certified copy of Dad's Baptismal Certificate states:
This is to certify that the following record of Birth and Baptism is recorded in Central United Church record book: Elburn Guy Demone, sonof Gabriel and Nettie Demone, date of birth, September 28,1900, date of Baptism, November 8,1900, officiating clergyman, Rev. J.A. Rogers.
As written by their daughter, Merilyn.
According to the records of the Dana L. Sweeney Funeral Home, on the day of her death she was 63, 10, 15 days old.

 

Source reference N00066 :

Individuals : Beck Eleazor Leander
Eleazor is listed as a "common child".

 

Source reference N00067 :

Individuals : Beck Marie Elizabeth
Elizabeth was from Centre, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00068 :

Individuals : Beck Sophia Rebecca
Rebecca gave her name as Sophia at the baptismal of her son Jas Alfred Roth.

 

Source reference N00069 :

Individuals : Beede Lillian Rose
Lillian was from Boston. She is buried in Pickering, Ontario. Her grandson Ron advises he thinks she died on the 9th although the coroner believes the 7th. Ron states, "odd since his grandfather died on the same day, 23 years earlier".

 

Source reference N00070 :

Individuals : Bell Cynthia Marie
Known as Cindy.

 

Source reference N00071 :

Individuals : Bell Winnie
Surname may be Cantelope.

 

Source reference N00072 :

Individuals : Belong Lisa Gale
Lisa died of a brain anerysm.

 

Source reference N00073 :

Individuals : Benoit Mary Lucy
Minnie, as she was known, was born in the Arichat area of Cape Breton,NS. She moved to Mulgrave in Guysborough Co., NS with her parents andfamily. Her birth records were destroyed in a church fire (?in Arichat) but she always seemed to know that she was 11 years old when her father drowned in the Northumberland Strait- he was a fisherman- in1898.The telegram sent to her mother is available. She had no schooling but helped mother at home and went to work in the fish factory in Mulgrave to help support the family. On her 19th birthday she and Hardingwere married, probably in Mulgrave where their first children were born. They eventually moved to Pictou Co. where the rest of their children were born and where they spent the rest of their lives.

 

Source reference N00074 :

Individuals : Bent Adam
Pam was partners with Christopher Wagstaff and they have a daughter---Kelsey Murphy. Then Pam married Tim Peddle (born in Newfoundland), they were married in Newfoundland, and they reside in Upper Gagetown, NB.

 

Source reference N00075 :

Individuals : Berringer George Gottlieb
George was from Gold River, Lunenburg Co., N,S.

 

Source reference N00076 :

Individuals : Berringer Maria Elizabeth
Maria was from Gold River.

 

Source reference N00077 :

Individuals : Berringer Maria Elizabeth
Mary Elizabeth was from First Peninsula.

 

Source reference N00078 :

Individuals : Bienias Mario Theodore
Known as Ted, he is a mine superintendant.

 

Source reference N00079 :

Individuals : Blair William
William Blair died of consumption.

 

Source reference N00080 :

Individuals : Bohelar Johan Hendrick
Bohelor may be Bollivar of John George.

 

Source reference N00081 :

Individuals : Boutelier Maria Elizabeth
Maria was from Eagle Head, Queen's Co., N.S

 

Source reference N00082 :

Individuals : Boutilier Marjorie Lily
Known as "Boots" she was the only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Boutiler of Head of St. Margaret's Bay, N.S.
Horton and Marjorie were married in St. Paul's Church, Halifax, N.S.At the time of her marriage she was the instructress at and graduate of Yarmouth Hospital. She was also a graduate Epidemiologist, in social service from McGill University, Montreal, Quebec.

 

Source reference N00083 :

Individuals : Bowman Maxwell
He died in the South Shore Regional Hospital.

 

Source reference N00084 :

Individuals : Bowness George
George and Reveda are from Alberton, P.E.I.

 

Source reference N00085 :

Individuals : Brenton Golda Ethel
Thursday, March 12, 1998
DeMont, Golda Ethel
DeMont, Golda Ethel - 79, Gold River, died March 10, 1998, in Fishermen's Memorial Hospital, Lunenburg. Born in Burin, Nfld., she was a daughter of the late George and Susan (Babbs) Brenton. She was a member of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Gold River, and St. Mary's choir and ladies guild. She is survived by son, Melvin, Stoney Creek, Ont.; daughter, Sandra (Mrs. Eric Publicover), Gold River; sisters, Mary Frances Hudson, Boston, Mass.; Joyce Parsons and Laura McCarthy, Glace Bay; grandchildren, Amanda, Shannon and Ashlee, Gold River. She was predeceased by her husband, Ira DeMont; brother, George Brenton. Visiting will be 7-9 p.m. today in Mahone Funeral Home, 32 Parish St., Mahone Bay. Funeral service will be held 10:30 a.m. Friday in St. Mary's Anglican Church, Gold River, Rev. Michael Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in Western Shore Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Anglican Church.
She died in the South Shore Regional Hospital.

 

Source reference N00086 :

Individuals : Brewster Doris Myrtle
Doris passed away in the Hillside Pines Home for Special Care in Bridgewater.

 

Source reference N00087 :

Individuals : Briggs Ernest
Ernest and Rosena reside in Maine, U.S.A.

 

Source reference N00088 :

Individuals : Brooks Lydia Finley
1868 CASE, Abner, aged 79 years, farmer, his 2d marriage, of LittleCompton, born Westport , son of Moses and Ruth, and Lydia F. Farley, aged 34 years, her 3d marriage, of Little Compton, born Mansfield, O.,daughter of Noah B. and Rachel (Day) Brooks, at Little Compton, April15, 186 8, 1 A.M. more Great grand-aunt of Dorothy Ethel (Judy) Brooks Truchon
Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850-NEHGS Oak Grove Cemetery
1832 CASE Lydia F. [? m.], -, 1834, [in lot with Hannah B. Wimer, 18 32] G.R.3. Birth New Bedford
1832 WIMER Hannah B. [? m.], ---, 1832, [in lot with Lydia F. Case, 1834] G.R.3. Birth New Bedford

 

Source reference N00089 :

Individuals : Broussard Joelle Marie
Resides in Truro, N.S. in the year 2002 and is employed with CanadianBear ings.

 

Source reference N00090 :

Individuals : Broussard Joseph Patrick
Enrolled in engineering at Dalhousie Technical University in Halifax,N.S.

 

Source reference N00091 :

Individuals : Broussard Troy Joseph
Resides in Brampton, Ontario in the year 2002 and is employed with Acumy st Janitorial Co. as assistant manager.

 

Source reference N00092 :

Individuals : Broussard Valerie Lynn
Will graduate in April 2002 from Mount St. Vincent University in Halifa x, N.S. She is hoping for a career in early intervention working with spec ial needs children.

 

Source reference N00093 :

Individuals : Brown Loring Mitchell
Loring is a carpenter.

 

Source reference N00094 :

Individuals : Brown Richard
Yes, born in Windsor, N.S. In 1982 he resided in Pembroke, Mass.

 

Source reference N00095 :

Individuals : Burgher Kerri Ann Nicole
Kerri was born in the Blanchard Fraser Memorial Hospital.
She lives at home in 2000 and attends Acadia University.

 

Source reference N00096 :

Individuals : Burgoyne Dora Grace
Dora and Spurgeon resided in Toronto, Ont.

 

Source reference N00097 :

Individuals : Burgoyne Gladys
Resided on Cherryfield Road, Lunenburg Co., N.S. in 1992.

 

Source reference N00098 :

Individuals : Burgoyne Javez Roger
Jabez never married.

 

Source reference N00099 :

Individuals : Burgoyne Ralph Noble
Resided in Springfield, Annapolis Co., N.S.
BURGOYNE, Ralph Noble - 94, Springfield, Annapolis Co., died March 15, 1998, in Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Middleton. Born in Berwick, hewas a son of the late Harding and Mary (Demone) Burgoyne. He was a woodsman. He is survived by daughters, Laura Joudrey, Elaine Russell, both of Springfield; Ruth Joudrey, Bridgetown; Shirley Robar, New Germany; sons, Stanley, Aylesford; Donald, Cherryfield; Douglas, Danesville,Queens Co.; Irvin and Nelson, both of Springfield; Russell, Simpsons Corner; sister, Nellie Russell, Cherryfield; 340 grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren and great-great-great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Bernice Robar; sons,Maynard, Guilford; daughter, Evelyn; sister, May; brothers, Allison, Percy, Frank and Fred. Funeral will be 2 p.m. today in Springfield United Baptist Church, Pastor Brian Wheaton officiating. Burial in Springfield Cemetery. Family flowers only. Donations may be made to Springfield Cemetery.

 

Source reference N00100 :

Individuals : Burke Erin Riley
She is known as Riley.

 

Source reference N00101 :

Individuals : Burke Joseph Gregory
Known as Greg.

 

Source reference N00102 :

Individuals : Burns Marguerite
Marguerite was born in Roxbury, the abandoned mining village SSE of West Paradise, N.S.
She died in the Soldier's Memorial Hospital.
She had resided in Nictaux Falls, Annapolis Co. and had been a schoolbus driver for 22 years in Annapolis County. Her granddaughter, Yvonne, advises that she had no middle name but was known as Reta by some,anickname for Marguerite.

 

Source reference N00103 :

Individuals : Burns Mary Alice
Mary died from complications of childbirth.

 

Source reference N00104 :

Individuals : Burrows ?
Mr. Burrows may have drowned.

 

Source reference N00105 :

Individuals : Byers Jean Elizabeth
Jean died in the South Shore Regional Hospital.

 

Source reference N00106 :

Individuals : Camp Jennie Veronica
Obituary from Halifax Herald as follows:
Mrs. Mary Jenny DeMone, 94, of 2530 Westmount Street, Halifax, died Saturd ay at home.
Born in Dartmouth, she was a daughter of the late William and Mary Camp.
Surviving are a sister Mabel Camp, Halifax; three daughters, Florence(Mr s. J. Haycock), London, Ont.; Mary (Mrs. D. G. Munroe), Agincourt,Ont.; C atherine (Mrs. F. Chaddock), Halifax; two sons, William Halifax; Ronald, S carborough, Ont.; 17 grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her husband Rodger William, three daughters, two so ns, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral mass will be Wednesd ay at 9 a.m. in St. Agnes Church, Monsignor R. Murphy officiating, Buri al will be in Gate of Heaven cemetery, Lower Sackville.
Obituary from Halifax Herald as follows:
Mrs. Mary Jenny DeMone, 94, of 2530 Westmount Street, Halifax, died Saturd ay at home.
Born in Dartmouth, she was a daughter of the late William and Mary Camp.
Surviving are a sister Mabel Camp, Halifax; three daughters, Florence(Mr s. J. Haycock), London, Ont.; Mary (Mrs. D. G. Munroe), Agincourt,Ont.; C atherine (Mrs. F. Chaddock), Halifax; two sons, William Halifax; Ronald, S carborough, Ont.; 17 grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her husband Rodger William, three daughters, two so ns, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral mass will be Wednesd ay at 9 a.m. in St. Agnes Church, Monsignor R. Murphy officiating, Buri al will be in Gate of Heaven cemetery, Lower Sackville.

 

Source reference N00107 :

Individuals : Chambers Robert
Washington Post, The (DC) - September 11, 2005 Deceased Name: CHAMBERS, ROBERT A. "Bob" (Age 83) Died on September 9, 2005 at his home in Sterling, VA. He was born on January 4, 1922 in Brintree, MA, to the late Robert A. and Sarah Chambers. Bob was the beloved husband of 58 years of Jessie Chambers; loving father of Susan Reed-Chambers of Herndon, VA, Christine Chambers of Berkley Springs, WV, Robert A. Chambers, III, of Nutley, NJ; brother of Ruth Wynot of Florida, Helen Harraden of Connecticut, Mildred Anderson of Massachusetts, and the late Barbara Seppala and Phyllis O'Connor. Proud grandfather of Kathryn and Matthew. A memorial service will be held on Monday, September 12, at 1 p.m. at Herndon United Methodist Church, 701 Bennett St., Herndon, VA 20170. In lieu of flowers the family suggests that memorial contributions may be made to the Herndon United Methodist Church Building Fund. Arrangements by ADAMS-GREEN FUNERAL HOME, HERNDON, VA.

 

Source reference N00108 :

Individuals : Chambers Ruth
Ruth E. Wynot Spring Hill, FL Ruth E. (Chambers) Wynot, 1915 to 2008.Ruth died peacefully at home in Spring Hill, FL at 93. She is precededin death by her husband Edgar S. Wynot. She is survived by her daughter Phyllis Ann "Shan" Back, step-daughter Sandra Facheaux and step-sonDavid Wynot, six grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, 2 sisters Helen Harraden and Mildred Anderson and numerous nieces and nephews. Shewas born in Braintree where she lived most of her life, before movingtoFlorida. She was an active member of the United Methodist Church, TheRed Hat Society, Braintree Historical Society, Garden Club and Philergians. She enjoyed reading, gardening, traveling and tending to herfamily. Memorial service to be announced at a later time.

 

Source reference N00109 :

Individuals : Chapman Anne May
Known as Annie.

 

Source reference N00110 :

Individuals : Church John T.
John was a widower when he married Louisa. He and Louisa lived acrossfrom William Sawler.

 

Source reference N00111 :

Individuals : Clark Betty Jo
Resided in Martock, Hants Co., N.S., at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00112 :

Individuals : Clark Kim
Resided in Three Mile Plains, Hants Co., N.S. at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00113 :

Individuals : Clark Leanne
Resided in Ladysmith, B.C. at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00114 :

Individuals : Clark Martin Dennis
Died in infancy.

 

Source reference N00115 :

Individuals : Clark Tina
Resided in Strathmore, Alberta, at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00116 :

Individuals : Clark Tony
Resided in Newport Corner, Hants Co., N.S. at the time of his mother's death.

 

Source reference N00117 :

Individuals : Clarke Grace E.
August 08, 1935 - September 09, 2005
DeMont, Grace E. - 70, Lake Echo, passed away suddenly Friday, September 9, 2005, in Dartmouth General Hospital due to complications from heart surgery. Born August 8, 1935 in Ottawa, Ont., she was a daughter of the late William and Catherine (Hummel) Clarke. Grace worked at theHouse of Commons for many years as the Co-ordinator of Committees, having worked for Grant Dakmen and Prime Minister Diefenbaker. She and her family moved to Dartmouth in 1971 and she then went on to work at the dockyards and volunteered with the RCMP for almost 20 years. Grace is survived by her daughter, Lynn, Dartmouth; son, Kevin, Lake Echo; sister, Donna (John) Vachon, Port Stanley, Ontario; brother, Robert Clarke, Edmonton, Alta.; many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Randolph Murray; son, David St. Clair in infancy; sister,Barbara Douglas; brother, Jim Clarke. Arrangements have been entrustedto Atlantic Funeral Home, 771 Main St., Dartmouth. Public gravesideservice and interment will be held 1 p.m. Tuesday in Dartmouth Memorial Gardens, Rev. Arthur Snow officiating. On-line condolences may be sentto the family by visiting: www.atlanticfuneralhomes.com

 

Source reference N00118 :

Individuals : Clothier Crystal Ann
Crystal was born in the Dawson Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00119 :

Individuals : Cochran E. Bernice
Known as Queenie, she died at age 85. Bernice was a hairdresser for ov er 30 years and worked in St. Catherines, Ontario before returning to Windsor where she owned and operated Peggy's Beauty Salon.
She enjoyed sports, especially tennis and skiing and spending leisuretime at her cottage at Cameron Lake. She attended Edgehill School andwas named Princess Windsor in 1937, representing the town in the Apple Blossum Festival.

 

Source reference N00120 :

Individuals : Cochran Harold
Harold died sometime before his sister.

 

Source reference N00121 :

Individuals : Cochran Rita Vivian
Of Windsor, N.S., she died in Windsor Elms Senior Citizens Home. Sheworked for the telephone company in Windsor and then Kentville beforeretiring in 1967. She never married and enjoyed driving her car and going on day trips.
Halifax Herald 10/1/2004
COCHRAN, Rita Vivian - 100, Windsor, passed away Wednesday, September 29, 2004, in Windsor Elms Senior Citizens Home. Born in Windsor, she was a daughter of the late Frederick Richard and Ida Jane (Demont) Cochran. Rita worked for the telephone company in Windsor and then Kentville before retiring in 1967. She enjoyed driving her car and going on day trips. Rita was part of a five generation family. She is survived by her nephew, Rev. Owen Cochran (Ruth), Canning; 13 grandnieces and nephews. She was predeceased by sisters, Dorothy, Madge, Evelyn, and brother, Elmer. Visitation will be held 2-4 p.m. today and funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, October 2, both in Lohnes~Beazley Family Funeral Home, 419 Albert St., Windsor, Rev. Jeffrey White officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor. Donations in memory may be made to Windsor United Baptist Church. Private messages of condolence may be made in the "Guestbook" at: www.familycare.ca

 

Source reference N00122 :

Individuals : Cochrane Gerald
Of Scotch Village, Hants Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00123 :

Individuals : Cochrane Rita
COCHRAN, Rita Vivian - 100, Windsor, passed away Wednesday, September29, 2004, in Windsor Elms Senior Citizens Home. Born in Windsor, she was a daughter of the late Frederick Richard and Ida Jane (DeMont) Cochran. Rita worked for the telephone company in Windsor and then Kentville before retiring in 1967. She enjoyed driving her car and going on day trips. Rita was part of a five generation family. She is survived by her nephew, Rev. Owen Cochran (Ruth), Canning; 13 grandnieces and nephews. She was predeceased by sisters, Dorothy, Madge, Evelyn, and brother, Elmer. Visitation will be held 2-4 p.m. today and funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, October 2, both in Lohnes-Beazley Family Funeral Home, Windsor, Rev. Jeffrey White officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor. Donations in memory may be made to Windsor United Baptist Church.
Friday, October 1, 2004
The Halifax Herald Limited

 

Source reference N00124 :

Individuals : Colguhoun Irene
Irene was from Clark's Harbour, N.S.

 

Source reference N00125 :

Individuals : Colp James Nathaniel
James died in infancy.

 

Source reference N00126 :

Individuals : Conn Harland Raymond
Harland died in a car accident.

 

Source reference N00127 :

Individuals : Conrad Anne Christiane
Christiana is how she spelled her name when she baptised her son, Arthur Eli.

 

Source reference N00128 :

Individuals : Conrad Arnold Erestus
Lives in Cocoa, Florida.

 

Source reference N00129 :

Individuals : Conrad Avis Eileen
Resides in Dartmouth, N.S. Worked as a corrections officer

 

Source reference N00130 :

Individuals : Conrad Chad Stephen
Chad was born in the Fisherman's Memorial Hospital. Of Western Shore,Lune nburg Co., N.S., Chad died at age 18 in the QE11 Health SciencesCentr e. He was a grade twelve student at Forest Heights Community School, Ches ter Basin, where he participated on the volleyball and basketball teams a nd was the recipient of numerous trophies and awards.

 

Source reference N00131 :

Individuals : Conrad Marion Mae
Stillborn.

 

Source reference N00132 :

Individuals : Conrad Richard Bernard
Lives in Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Source reference N00133 :

Individuals : Cookson Albert Ernest
Leah Susannah Appleby, who married Albert Ernest Cookson, at Hampton,New Brunswick, Canada, on January 6, 1875. They were married by Rev.W. A. Corey, Baptist minister of Hampton. They emigrated to Massachusetts in 1882. They are buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Brook Street, Wellesley, Mass, section 1, lots 3 & 4; only "Cookson" on the gravestone.

 

Source reference N00134 :

Individuals : Cookson Albert W
01:00 AM EDT on Wednesday, September 15, 2004
ALBERT W. COOKSON, 83, formerly of Hartford Pike, a former business owner, died Monday at Cedar Crest Nursing Centre, Cranston, RI.
He was the husband of the late Filomena (Marcello) Cookson. Born in Hanson, Mass., a son of the late Earl and Bertha (Kirke) Cookson, he had lived in Scituate for most of his life. Mr. Cookson was a sign painter. He had owned and operated Signs by Al Cookson for 35 years, before retiring. A Navy veteran of World War II, when he served aboard thesubmarines Finback and Halibut, he also had served stateside during the Korean War. He was a member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, inJohnston.
Mr. Cookson enjoyed reading, golfing and gardening.
He leaves a daughter, Kathy J. Cookson of Scituate; four brothers, Russell Cookson of Johnston, Ernest Cookson of North Port, Fla., Royce Cookson of Hendersonville, N.C., and Gleason Cookson of Orlando, Fla.; and two sisters, Bernice Hyman of Dublin, N.H., and Joyce Whitehead ofNorth Kingstown. He was a brother of the late Earl and Quentin Cookson, Ethel Gardner, Jean Whitehead and Bertha Pate.
The funeral service will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Winfield & Sons Funeral Home, Route 116.

 

Source reference N00135 :

Individuals : Cookson Alberta L.
Commercial Appeal, The (Memphis, TN) - July 5, 1994 Deceased Name: ALBERTA L. BOWEN ALBERTA L. BOWEN, 86, of Memphis, retired retail sales employee, died Monday at Methodist Hospital Germantown after a stroke.Private services will be Wednesday at Memorial Park Funeral Home. Shewas a communicant of St. George Episcopal Church. She leaves a daughter, Beverly Wennemark of Memphis; a sister, Evelyn Hunt of Needham Heights, Mass.; a brother, Walter Cookson of Plymouth, Mass., and two grandchildren. The family requests that any memorials be sent to St. JudeChildren's Research Hospital.

 

Source reference N00136 :

Individuals : Cookson Carol Knight
Telegraph, The (Nashua, NH) - May 15, 1999 Deceased Name: Carol K. Cookson Operated Bookmobile member of Humane Society Carol K. Cookson, 67, of 10 Yorkway Drive, Nashua, died Thursday, May 13, 1999, at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua of Lou Gehrig's Disease.
Mrs. Cookson was born Aug. 28, 1931, in Framingham, Mass., daughter of the late Frederick and Andrea (Knight) Cookson.
She was the wife of Peter D. Olson of Nashua, her husband of 17 years.
Mrs. Cookson worked for 29 years as a librarian for the Nashua PublicLibrary. She was well known for the countless hours she spent runningthe Bookmobile.
She was an animal lover, having three cats, and she was a member of the Humane Society of New England in Nashua.
Besides her husband, survivors include a son, Dale Pickard of Vallejo, Calif. a daughter and son-in-law, Cynthia and Russell Bullis of Goffstown a grandson, Joel Signoretti a sister and brother-in-law, Jessieand David Drysdale of East Grand Lake, Maine and a half-sister and her husband, Fredericka and Walter King of Clinton, Md.
The Cremation Society of New Hampshire in Manchester is in charge of arrangements.

 

Source reference N00137 :

Individuals : Cookson George Edward
Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - September 2, 1992 Deceased Name: GEORGE COOKSON
GEORGE COOKSON, 87, of Lutz died Sunday at home. A native of Massachusetts, he moved to this area several years ago. He was a retired headwaiter and is survived by one son, William of Bradenton. Whitfield Funeral Home, Zephyrhills.

 

Source reference N00138 :

Individuals : Cookson James
1871 Census of Kars Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick
Page 2
Line
# Numbered in
order of visitation Names. Sex. Age.
Family.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3 5 Cookson John M 59
4 5 Cookson Elizabeth F 36
5 5 Cookson James M 15
6 5 Cookson Mary F 11

 

Source reference N00139 :

Individuals : Cookson James Harrison III
Buried in the same cemetery as Mary ( Amey) Cookson

 

Source reference N00140 :

Individuals : Cookson James Harrison
This was the beginning of the Cookson family in Canada

 

Source reference N00141 :

Individuals : Cookson John William
1871 Census of Kars Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick
Page 2
Line
# Numbered in
order of visitation Names. Sex. Age.
Family.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3 5 Cookson John M 59
4 5 Cookson Elizabeth F 36
5 5 Cookson James M 15
6 5 Cookson Mary F 11

 

Source reference N00142 :

Individuals : Cookson Joyce
1930 census lists Joyce as "O Joyce Cookson"

 

Source reference N00143 :

Individuals : Cookson Leah Appleby
Leah was a Registered Nurse, graduating about 1941 from the New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, Ma. She utilized her nursing skills and opened her home to care for veterans from WW1 and WW11, to earn herliving after the death of her husband in 1966.
Obit: Leah Appleby (Cookson) DeMont
DeMont Leah Appleby (Cookson), in Hanson, Nov. 4, 2006, age 88, beloved wife of the late Frank Morton DeMont; daughter of the late Arthur Irving and Nita DesBarres (Morris) Cookson; loving mother of Frank V. DeMont and his wife Peggy (O'Connor) of Hanson; sister of Mary E. Saultof New Palm Bay, Fla., and the late Hazel I. Waterman, Muriel A. Frank, Vivian Smiley-Pigeon and Dorothea E. Fitzgerald; grandmother of Frank A. (Maria) DeMont, Katherine L. (George) Priolo, both of Hanson, David E. DeMont of Whitman, and Margaret M. Bow of Hull; also survived by 11 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 7, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. in the Leighton-MacKinnon Funeral Home, 4 West Washington St. (at Rt. 58), Hanson. A funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the funeral home. The Rev. Dr. Gordon Postill will officiate. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Interment, Colebrook Cemetery, Whitman.For directions or to send an online condolence, visit www.leightonmackinnon.com.

 

Source reference N00144 :

Individuals : Cookson Mary
1871 Census of Kars Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick
Page 2
Line
# Numbered in
order of visitation Names. Sex. Age.
Family.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3 5 Cookson John M 59
4 5 Cookson Elizabeth F 36
5 5 Cookson James M 15
6 5 Cookson Mary F 11

 

Source reference N00145 :

Individuals : Cookson Mary Barbara
Hartford Courant, The (CT) - May 17, 1996 Deceased Name: MALLOY. MARYBARBARA (COOKSON) MALLOY MALLOY. Mary Barbara (Cookson) Malloy, 76, ofKennedy Rd., Windsor, devoted wife of the late James M. Malloy, died Thursday, (May 16, 1996). Born in Natick, MA, October 17, 1919, thedaughter of the late Mowry Cookson and Agnes Davidson Cookson; she spent most of her childhood in Needham, MA where she graduated from Needham High School and Lawrence Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. She wasa veteran of World War II where she served in Europe as a First Lieutenant and surgical nurse with the 127th and 16th General Hospitals.Shecontinued her career as a nurse, working in the emergency room ofMount Sinai Hospital for over 15 years. She lived in Hartford for 18 years before moving to Windsor in 1963. She leaves her son and daughter-in-law, James and Susan Malloy of West Hartford; her son and daughter-in-law, Gregory and Marie Malloy of Windsor; her daughter, Kathleen Malloy Harshberger of West Hartford; her seven grandchildren, Kristin Malloy, Kimberly Malloy and Brendan Malloy of West Hartford, Gregory Harshberger and Melissa Harshberger of Pittsburgh, PA and Ashley MalloyandHayley Malloy of Windsor; her sister, Marjorie E. Cookson of Needham,MA; her brother, Mowry K. Cookson of Sherborn, MA; her nephew, Wayne Cookson of Windsor; and two nieces, Cheryl Cody of Franklin, MA and Sandra Patterson of Cameron, NC. She was predeceasesd by her sister, Geraldine Cook; her brother-in-law, Joseph Malloy and her sister-in-law, Katherine Malloy of West Hartford. Family and friends may gather Monday, (May 20), 9:15 a.m. at the Carmon Windsor Funeral Home, 807Bloomfield Ave., Windsor, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m., at St. Gabriel Church. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Her family will receive friends Sunday, 3-6 p.m. at the Carmon Windsor Funeral Home. Donations may be made in her memory tothe Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1155 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, 06109.,

 

Source reference N00146 :

Individuals : Cookson Mowry
Hartford Courant, The (CT) - August 27, 2000 Deceased Mowry KingsburyJr.
Mowry Kingsbury Cookson, Jr., 83, of Sherborn, MA, died Saturday, (August 19, 2000) in the Millbrook Nursing Home Wareham, MA. He was the husband of Evelyn (Chabot) Cookson. Born in Boston, MA, July 3, 1917, the son of the late Mowry K. and Mary A. (Davidson) Cookson. Mr. Cookson was raised in Needham, MA, and had lived in Newton, MA, for severalyears prior to moving to Sherborn, MA, in 1954. He was an outstandingbaseball player at Needham High School and following his graduation from Needham High School, he played for the Boston Red Sox Minor LeagueTeam in Florida. An electrician by trade, he was employed from 1952-1977 by the J & J Electric Company. Following his retirement, he was wiring inspector for the town of Sherborn, MA, from 1977-1996. He was a member of the Meridian Lodge AF & AM of Natick, MA. Mr. Cookson servedin the army from 1942-1945. He was a member of the 7th Division and saw action in Guam, Mariana Islands, Philippines and Okinawa. He received a battlefield commission and was promoted to 1st Lt. of the 77th Signal Company 77th Division. He was discharged in 1945 at Ft. Devens Mass. He is also survived by a son, Wayne Cookson of Windsor; a daughter, Cheryl Cody of Franklin, MA; a sister, Marjorie Cookson ofNeedham, MA; his grandchildren, Michael and Matthew Cookson and Jeffrey and Stephen Cody. He was the brother of the late Alfred Cookson, Geraldine Crooke and Mary Barbara Malloy. Private funeral services were held on August 24 in Pine Hill Cemetery, Sherborn, MA. Donations may be made in his memory to the Lisa G. Belong Cody Scholarship Fund c/o Luzo Community Bank, 160 County St., New Bedford, MA 02740 or World War II Memorial Fund American Battle Monuments Commission, Attn: GRO48, P.O. Box 96074,Washington D.C. 20090-6074. Arrangements were by the Ginley Funeral Home of Franklin.

 

Source reference N00147 :

Individuals : Cookson Russell M
Russell M. Cookson, of Hartford Avenue, Johnston, the former owner ofCentredale Specialized Products, an industrial rubber roll company, for 25 years before retiring died Wednesday at Cherry Hill Manor. He was the husband of Florence ?Ginger? (Greenhalgh) Cookson.
Born in Needham, MA, he was a son of the late Earl and Bertha (Kirk) Cookson. He was a resident of Johnston for over 45 years.
He served in the Army during WWII as a Tech Sergeant. He was an agentfor local artists and was a member of the Glocester Country Club for 28 years.
Besides his wife he is survived by siblings, Bernice Hyman of Nelson,NH, Joyce Whitehead of Wickford, Ernest Cookson of Northport, FL, Royce Cookson of Hendersonville, NC, and Gleason Cookson, of Celebration,FL and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Earl, Quentin, and Albert Cookson, Ethel Gardener, Jean Whitehead and Bertha Maxwell.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:30am in Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 2663 Hartford Avenue, Johnston. Burial with military honors will follow in Highland Memorial Park. Visitation Thursday 4-8pm inthe Anderson-Winfield Funeral Home, Rt 44 at Greenville Common, Greenville. In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to the Dora C. Howard Adult Day Service, 715 Putnam Pike, Greenville, RI 02828.If you need a ride to visitation or the funeral service please callAnderson-Winfield Chauffeured Services at 401 949 5557

 

Source reference N00148 :

Individuals : Cookson Walter Bernard
February 8, 2001 Needham Times
Walter Cookson, 88, was paperhanger, Needham High graduate
Walter B. Cookson of Norwood died Saturday, Jan. 27, 2001, at the Emerald Court Nursing Home. He was 88. Born in Needham, Mr. Cookson was agraduate of Needham High School. He was formerly a self-employed paper-hanger and an Army veteran of World War II, where he was attached tothe Air Force Medical Unit.
Mr. Cookson is survived by his wife,' Alice M. (Sexton) Cookson; one sister, Evelyn Hunt of Germantown, Tenn.; and several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held on Thursday, Feb. 1, at the Gillpoly Funeral Home, Norwood.
Burial followed in the National Cemetery, Bourne.

 

Source reference N00149 :

Individuals : Corkum Ann Louise
Ann was born in the Dawson Memorial Hospital.

 

Source reference N00150 :

Individuals : Corkum Catherine Elizabeth
Catherine was baptised April 9,1808 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00151 :

Individuals : Corkum Catherine Eve Elizabeth
Catherine was baptised on February 5,1829( the day her mother was buried ), in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00152 :

Individuals : Corkum Catherine Matilda
Catherine was baptised on February 4,1849 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00153 :

Individuals : Corkum Christine Ann
HIRTLE, Christine Ann - 50, Dublin Shore, Lunenburg Co., passed away suddenly on September 17, 2006, at the family summer home on Wallace Lake, Conquerall Mills. Born in Bridgewater, she was a daughter of Berlie (Demone) Corkum of Bridgewater and the late Robert Bruce Corkum. She is survived by her husband, Bill; son, Jamie, New Germany; daughter, Nancy, Halifax; brothers, Robert Jr., Halifax; Randy, Crousetown; Richard, Bridgewater; two nieces and one nephew. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Friday in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Bridgewater, Father Ron Appleton officiating. There will be no visitation at thefuneral home by request. Family flowers only. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of NovaScotia or a charity of your choice through Sweeny's Funeral Home, Bridgewater. Online condolences may be made at: www.sweenysfuneralhome.com

 

Source reference N00154 :

Individuals : Corkum Daniel
Daniel was baptised on January 28,1856 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00155 :

Individuals : Corkum Edward
Edward was baptised on September 16,1827 in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00156 :

Individuals : Corkum Elizabeth
Elizabeth was baptised on April 24,1817 in Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00157 :

Individuals : Corkum Ellen Cassandra
Ellen was baptised on August 27,1860 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00158 :

Individuals : Corkum Henry Aston
Henry was baptised on July 18,1854 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00159 :

Individuals : Corkum James Levi
James was baptised on November 4,1837 in the Methodist Church, Liverpool, N.S.

 

Source reference N00160 :

Individuals : Corkum Jean Marguerite
During the birth of daughter Judith, Jean was attended by a private nurse, Mrs. Horton A. DeMone (Boots)

 

Source reference N00161 :

Individuals : Corkum Johann Gottlieb
John was baptised on January 31,1800 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00162 :

Individuals : Corkum Johanna
Johanna was baptised on July 27,1822 in the Methodist Church, Liverpool, N.S.

 

Source reference N00163 :

Individuals : Corkum John Lacy
John was baptised on February 25,1827 in the Methodist Church, Liverpool, N.S.

 

Source reference N00164 :

Individuals : Corkum John William
John was baptised October 10,1784 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00165 :

Individuals : Corkum John William
John was baptised December 22,1806 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00166 :

Individuals : Corkum Josiah
Josiah was baptised on September 25,1851 in the Zion Lutheran Church,Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00167 :

Individuals : Corkum William
William was baptised April 8,1826 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00168 :

Individuals : Corkum William
William was baptised on January 27,1836 in the Methodist Church, Liverpool, N.S.

 

Source reference N00169 :

Individuals : Corkum William Isaac
William was baptised on July 3,1841 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00170 :

Individuals : Cox Patricia Louise
Known as Pat.

 

Source reference N00171 :

Individuals : Crocker Edward
Edward was from Dorchester, Mass. He served in the U.S. Army and AirFor ce during World War II. He attended college under the Veterans GIBill a nd graduated from Springfield College in Springfield, Mass.
In 1982 he was an Associate Professor and Athletic Director of M.I.T.in B oston, Mass. and a tennis pro at the Stamford Yacht Club in Stamford, Conn ecticut.
Edward was from Dorchester, Mass. He served in the U.S. Army and AirFor ce during World War II. He attended college under the Veterans GIBill a nd graduated from Springfield College in Springfield, Mass.
In 1982 he was an Associate Professor and Athletic Director of M.I.T.in B oston, Mass. and a tennis pro at the Stamford Yacht Club in Stamford, Conn ecticut.

 

Source reference N00172 :

Individuals : Croft Clare
Graduated high school in the year 2004.

 

Source reference N00173 :

Individuals : Croft Connie Melinda
Known as Melinda, she resides in Halifax, N.S. in the year 2005 but may be moving to Ottawa.

 

Source reference N00174 :

Individuals : Croft Darlene Rosalie
Known as Rosie.

 

Source reference N00175 :

Individuals : Croft Doreen Idella
Daughter Nancy writes that after a lengthly battle with cancer, Doreen's ashes were brought to Nova Scotia by her children and grandchildren, on the occasion of the 2003 Lunenburg Reunion. She had wanted so bad to come to Nova Scotia, where her mother was born.

 

Source reference N00176 :

Individuals : Croft Gordon
Resides on Vancouver Island, B.C. with his wife Sandra and daughter Clare.

 

Source reference N00177 :

Individuals : Croft Herbert
Known as Herb.

 

Source reference N00178 :

Individuals : Croft Melinda
Resided in Halifax, N.S. in the year 2005 but may be moving to Ottawa, Ont .

 

Source reference N00179 :

Individuals : Croft Sandie
Sandie died 2 hours after birth from spina bifida.

 

Source reference N00180 :

Individuals : Cross Douglas
Known as Dougie.

 

Source reference N00181 :

Individuals : Cross George
George was involved in the contracting business in the Halifax/Dartmouth area.

 

Source reference N00182 :

Individuals : Crossland Harris Basil
Tuesday, September 14, 1999 The Halifax Herald Limited
CROSSLAND, Harris Basil
CROSSLAND, Harris Basil - 73, Clearland, Lunenburg Co., died September 13, 1999, in Harbour
View Haven Home for Special Care, Lunenburg. Born in Clearland, he was a son of the late Albert and Elma (Demond) Crossland. He had
been a self-employed woodsman and also operated Crosslands Lumber Mill, Clearland with his brother, Floyd. He is survived by a sister,
Mary (Mrs. Jim Hamm), Martin's Point; brothers, Cecil and Floyd, bothof Clearland. He was predeceased by sisters, Glennice and
LaVerna. Visiting will be this evening 7-9 p.m. in the Mahone Funeral Home, 32 Parish St., Mahone Bay where funeral service will be held
2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Rev. Robert Rock officiating. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, Clearland.
Memorial donations may be made to Harbour View Haven or Hillside Cemetery.

 

Source reference N00183 :

Individuals : Crouse Diana
Diana is from Riverport, N.S.

 

Source reference N00184 :

Individuals : Crouse Garth Mert
Garth died at the age of 81 in the South Shore Regional Hospital. Hewas a veteran of the Second World War having served overseas. He wasamember of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 24, Bridgewater.

 

Source reference N00185 :

Individuals : Crouse George
NOTE: George an Eliza may be grandparents to Ida Crouse according to their headstone inscriptions.
Source: Mulock Cemetery
Rhodes Corner, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
On Route 3, just west of Mullock Road and St. Luke's Lutheran Church.
Across the street from the Silver Cemetery.
CROUSE, George Ephram - July 1, 1834 - Oct. 17, 1923
Donated by his grandchildre n: Clarence,
Jean, Mable, Isabel, Ida, Ed win Crouse
CROUSE, Eliza Ann - Died April 27, 1909
Aged 75 yrs. Wife of George Crouse

 

Source reference N00186 :

Individuals : Crouse Ida Victoria
The children of Isaac and Ida were apparently all born in the house next to the Baptist Church in Northwest, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00187 :

Individuals : Cuthbertson Alice Gertrude
Alice is buried in the Union Square Cemetery, Union Square, LunenburgCo ., N.S.
Alice is buried in the Union Square Cemetery, Union Square, LunenburgCo ., N.S.

 

Source reference N00188 :

Individuals : Dagley Garnet
Resided in New Minas, N.S. in 1996

 

Source reference N00189 :

Individuals : Dagley Shirley
Resided in Kingston, N.S. in 1996

 

Source reference N00190 :

Individuals : Daniels ?
Live in Farmingham Mass.

 

Source reference N00191 :

Individuals : Daniels Guilford
Guilford resided in North River, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his sister's death.

 

Source reference N00192 :

Individuals : Daniels Jenny Mae
Jenny had a child from Garfield Emino but they never married. On theday her son Fred was born, she married Allie Demone and Fred took thename Demone.
Allie was killed seven months after marriage by a falling tree in thewoods near New Ross, so Jenny later married Allie's brother Carey.
Jenny Mae died in the Dawson Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness at the Pleasant Rest Home in Bridgewater.

 

Source reference N00193 :

Individuals : Daniels Sadie Lois
Sadie and Lormer were divorced. She re-married and moved to Canning,King's Co., N.S. She and her second husband had no children.

 

Source reference N00194 :

Individuals : Daurey Letitia Lucretia
Letitia went by her second name, Lucretia. She may have been born inLaHave, Lunenburg Co., N.S. She is buried in the Baptist Cemetery inNorthwest, Lunenburg Co., N.S.
After her husband tragically died,Lucretia returned to live with her parents with her son, Isaac. She was pregnant with their second childat the time of Jacob's death.
When Lucretia married again, Isaac and Sophia remained with their grandparents. Bennett Daurey, Lucretia's brother became guardian of Isaac and Sophia. They were reared Baptist.
Relations between the children, their mother and her new husband werevery cordial. The children visited their mother quite often. Their grandson, Urban, remembers visiting Lucretia and James many times whenhe was growing up and James was always referred to as " Grampy James".

 

Source reference N00195 :

Individuals : Daurey Tamer
Also spelled Tamar Dorey.

 

Source reference N00196 :

Individuals : Davidson Ronald Robert
Ron is a medical doctor.

 

Source reference N00197 :

Individuals : Deamone Terry Willis
Terry died of an accidental gunshot wound while tending his trap linein the Barrens.

 

Source reference N00198 :

Individuals : DeLong Emma Joanne
Emma was born in the Grace Maternity Hospital.

 

Source reference N00199 :

Individuals : DeMille Douglas
Resided in Chester Basin, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his father's death.

 

Source reference N00200 :

Individuals : DeMille Garnet
Resided in Western Shore, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his father's death.

 

Source reference N00201 :

Individuals : DeMille George Donald
Known as Don, he died in the Fisherman's Memorial Hospital. He was amember of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Gold River, N.S. He worked forthe CN Railway retiring in 1969. He was past secretary/treasurer of the Brotherhood of the Maintenance of Ways of Employees and past commissioner of the Western Shore & District Fire Department.

 

Source reference N00202 :

Individuals : DeMille Mervin
Resided in Chester Basin, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his father 's death.

 

Source reference N00203 :

Individuals : Demond Allan
Residing in Dartmouth, N.S. in the year 2001.

 

Source reference N00204 :

Individuals : DeMond Asaph Maynard
Asaph was known as Maynard and was baptised February 21,1858. He wasa miner. Death date may have been the 28th.

 

Source reference N00205 :

Individuals : DeMond Bernard Stewart
Bernard resided in Upper Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time ofhis father's death.

 

Source reference N00206 :

Individuals : DeMond Bruce Ivan
Bruce resided in New Ross, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his father's death.

 

Source reference N00207 :

Individuals : DeMond David
Age 75 Source: grave stone May have went by DeMont. He was baptized May 23, 1899.

 

Source reference N00208 :

Individuals : Demond David
Resided in Toronto at the time of his father's death.

 

Source reference N00209 :

Individuals : DeMond George Rigby
Residing in Upper Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., N.S. in 1996.
DeMOND, George Rigby - - 90, of Upper Cornwall, passed away at home on Wednesday, July 8, 2009. Born in Upper Cornwall, he was the son of the late Guy (Genevieve) and stepson of the late Alice DeMond. He was a veteran of the Second World War, stationed in England. He is survived by his wife of 64 years Greta (Corkum), Upper Cornwall; daughters, Dianne(Carol) Oickle, Upper Cornwall; Jaunita (Clyde Seymour) Veinotte, Lower Cornwall; Anice (George Rhuland) DeMond, Blockhouse, and Genevieve(Frank) Eisnor, Maitland. Seven grandchildren; one stepgrandchild; seven great-grandchildren; one great great-grandchild; half-brother, Roger DeMond; half-sister, Susie (Mario) Colicchis, Dartmouth. He was predeceased by sister, Mary Illingsworth; half-brothers, William, John, and Sydney. The body was donated to Dalhousie University, Medical Science at his request. Memorial services at a later date determined by Dalhousie University. Donations to charity of choice. Anyone wishing to express condolences may do so by mail, phone, or visitations.

 

Source reference N00210 :

Individuals : DeMond Guy Milton
Death date may have been the 4th. He is buried in Union Square Cemetery, Union Square, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00211 :

Individuals : DeMond James
James, Jacob and a child were triplets and all buried in a shoebox per Willa Kaizer.

 

Source reference N00212 :

Individuals : Demond John Albert
John and wife Kae reside in Brandon, Manitoba as of April 2000. He retired from the Military Service in March 1979. Worked for three law firms for seven years as a courier.
John became Manager of the Royal Canadian Legion Br. # 3, then President and later Secty-Treasurer. Past member of the Poppy Committee andwas awarded a life membership. He is Past Chairman of District # 2 andPast Zone Commander of Zone # 25.
John is Past Master of Brandon # 19 Masonic Lodge, Past President BdnYouth Sports Booster Club, Past Chairman Ministry & Personnel Committee, Central United Church and past choir member.

 

Source reference N00213 :

Individuals : DeMond Lawrence Arthur
Lawrence and Gladys are buried in Com. Cemetery, South Brookfield, Queen's Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00214 :

Individuals : DeMond Luvilla
Also known as Lorinda, she may have been born in 1868.

 

Source reference N00215 :

Individuals : DeMond Mary Maude
Mary resided in Simpsons Corner, Lunenburg Co., N.S. and is buried there in Hillside Cemetery. She was a homemaker and cooked in numerous lumber camps.

 

Source reference N00216 :

Individuals : DeMond Philip
Died after being struck by a car.

 

Source reference N00217 :

Individuals : Demond Philip
Resided in Port Alberni, B.C. in the year 2001.

 

Source reference N00218 :

Individuals : DeMond Rodger Stedman
Rodger resided in Union Square, Lunenburg County, N.S. at the time ofhis brother William's death.

 

Source reference N00219 :

Individuals : DeMond Sharon Ann
Sharon resided in Deep Cove, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of her father's death.

 

Source reference N00220 :

Individuals : DeMond Sidney Guy
SIDNEY GUY DEMOND February 13, 1935 - May 24, 2004 Peacefully, SidneyDemond passed away at the age of 69 at his home. He was predeceased byhis parents, Guy and Alice Demond of Upper Cornwall, NS; two sons, Brian and Philip; and two brothers, John and William. Sidney will be sadly missed by his loving wife of 46 years Shirley; daughter Colleen (Bobby) Bremner of Chester, NS; three sons, Barry of Winnipeg, Todd (Gina) of Vancouver, Shawn (Pat) of Brandon; grandchildren, Sheryl, Ashley, Desiree, Alexis, and Carlos; two brothers, George and Roger of Cornwall; and one sister Susan of Dartmouth, NS. Sidney will also be sadlymissed by his extended family and many friends. Sidney joined the military in 1952 and served with the R.C.H.A. He served in Cypress, Koreaand Germany, retiring in 1976. Since retirement he worked for Canadian Tire and Powervac for many years. He enjoyed working with his handsandcould fix anything. Sidney loved travelling, was very friendly and ready to meet new faces and was always willing to give a helping hand. Amemorial service will be held on Thursday, May 27 at 3:00 p.m. at Chapel Lawn Funeral Home, 4000 Portage Ave. Interment and receptionto follow. The family would like to thank friends and neighbours for all their support and love. In lieu of flowers, please make a donationto the charity of your choice in Sidney's name. Arrangements entrusted to: CHAPEL LAWN FUNERAL HOME CREMATION AND RECEPTION CENTRE 885-9715 Family and friends are invited to sign the Book of Condolence at www.chapellawn.mb.ca

 

Source reference N00221 :

Individuals : DeMond Sonia Marie
Sonia resided in Upper Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of her father's death.

 

Source reference N00222 :

Individuals : DeMond Susie Ida Maude
Susie resided in Dartmouth, N.S. at the time of her brother, William's death.

 

Source reference N00223 :

Individuals : Demond Thomas Hiram
Thomas spelled his name Demond according to Peggy Lee Swett Carr's MyNova Scotia Heritage.

 

Source reference N00224 :

Individuals : Demond Warren Stanley
Warren and Audrey resided in Dartmouth, N.S. His obituary has his name a nd that of his children and parents as Demond, not Demone. But in the obi tuary of Audrey's sister Claire, she is called DeMone in 2005.
He worked for many years at the Naval Armament Dartmouth, later working at CFB Shearwater. He served with the Cape Breton Highlanders during t he Second World War.

 

Source reference N00225 :

Individuals : DeMond William Guy
William resided in Parkdale, Lunenburg Co., N.S. at the time of his father's death.

 

Source reference N00226 :

Individuals : DeMond William Milton
DeMOND, William Milton - 69, Upper Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., died January 26, 2000, in the South Shore Regional Hospital, Bridgewater. Born in Upper Cornwall, he was a son of the late Guy Milton and Alice Gertrude (Cuthbertson) DeMond. He was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Union Square and a member of the Pinegrove IOOF Lodge 111, New Germany. He was a retired employee of Bowater Mersey Paper Company, havingworked for 37 years. He enjoyed, hunting, fishing, woodworking and spent many volunteer hours for the Upper Cornwall Community Hall. Surviving are his wife, the former Barbara Madge Young; daughters, Sonia Marie Rhodenizer, Middle Cornwall; Sharon Ann Moore, Deep Cove; sons, William Guy, Parkdale; Bernard Stewart, Upper Cornwall; Bruce Ivan, New Ross; sister, Susie Colicchio, Dartmouth; brothers, John, Sidney, Winnipeg; Rodger, Union Square; George, Upper Cornwall; eight grandsons, six granddaughters, many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a sister, Mary Illingsworth. Visitation 7-9 p.m. today, IOOF memorial service 7 p.m., both in New Germany Funeral Home, 4895 Route 10. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday, in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Union Square, Rev. Gloria McClure-Fraser officiating. Burial in the Union Square Cemetery, Union Square. Donations to Union Square Cemetery Fund, South Shore Regional Hospital Foundation, or any charity

 

Source reference N00227 :

Individuals : DeMone Aaron
Aaron was baptised on December 23,1832 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunen burg, N.S.
Aaron and Mary are listed in the 1871 census of Lunenburg County. They s ay that are Presb., German, farmers and owned 1 plough and 3 wagons and ca rts. They have a Jacob living with them who is 19 years old.
In the 1881 census they have children Leander who is 9 and Freeman w ho is 7 years of age.
Aaron died at age 78 years and 6 months and is buried in Hillcrest Cemeter y. See the records of Dana L. Sweeney Funeral Home, index # 109.

 

Source reference N00228 :

Individuals : DeMone Abigail A.
Ralph Desmond tells us that Abigail moved to Port Mouton Island as did her brother Joseph. She apparently died, as Peter Latham remarriesMelissa ? who is the mother of his children.
His son Theodore marries Laura DeMone of Joseph, his first wife(Abigail) niece.

 

Source reference N00229 :

Individuals : DeMone Abigail Rosannah
Spelling and birth date per Reverand James Slack's notes of Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Also known as Rosella Abigail.
She was baptised September 13,1875 by the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00230 :

Individuals : DeMone Abraham David
Abraham David was baptised on July 9,1854 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S..

 

Source reference N00231 :

Individuals : DeMone Ada Beatrice
Ada was baptised at grandfather John George's on July 26,1877.

 

Source reference N00232 :

Individuals : DeMone Alden Whitney
Alden Whitney was baptised on July 8,1878 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00233 :

Individuals : DeMone Alfred John
John Alfred was baptised on June 30,1850 in the Zion Lutheran Church.

 

Source reference N00234 :

Individuals : DeMone Allan StClair
Allen St Clair's birth date may have been the 13th. He was baptised on June 23,1902 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00235 :

Individuals : Demone Allister
Allister resided in Bridgewater at the time of his father's death in 1996.

 

Source reference N00236 :

Individuals : Demone Allister Rosewell
Allister was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion in Bridgewater andthe Korea War Vets Association. He served with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Royal Canadian Artillery, Korea. He was a member of the Carpenters Union local 83 until his retirement.

 

Source reference N00237 :

Individuals : DeMone Almina Eda
Almina Eda was baptised on July 1,1866 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S

 

Source reference N00238 :

Individuals : DeMone Amanda Elizabeth Ann
Amanda Eliza was baptised on September 6,1874 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S

 

Source reference N00239 :

Individuals : DeMone Amiel Charles
Amiel Charles was baptised on November 19,1901 in the Zion Lutheran Church .

 

Source reference N00240 :

Individuals : DeMone Angus
Died Young.

 

Source reference N00241 :

Individuals : DeMone Anice Victoria
Annice is buried in Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00242 :

Individuals : DeMone Anna Catherina
Birth date may have been May 9,1796.
Anna was baptised June 20,1797 in the Zion Lutheran Church in Lunenburg, N .S. Her middle name may have been Catherine Elizabeth.

 

Source reference N00243 :

Individuals : DeMone Anna Elizabeth
Anna was baptised either on January 3rd or 5th, 1816 in the Zion Luther an Church.

 

Source reference N00244 :

Individuals : DeMone Anna Marie
Anna was baptised November 6,1758 in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
She was living during the 1803 census and was listed in the will of Franz Joseph.

 

Source reference N00245 :

Individuals : DeMone Anna Marie
Birth date may have been September 19,1789.
Anna Marie was baptised on December 26,1789 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Marriage date may have been January 28,1818.

 

Source reference N00246 :

Individuals : DeMone Annette May
Known as Nettie. She and Uriah resided in East Dalhousie, King's Co.,N.S.

 

Source reference N00247 :

Individuals : DeMone Annie Beatrice
Annie went to the Teacher's College in Truro, N.S. and began teachingin Martin's Brook, Lunenburg Co. She died at the age of 19 of meningitis of the brain after a very short illness.
Annie is buried with her parents in the Hillcrest Cemetery, Lunenburg, in plot # 70.

 

Source reference N00248 :

Individuals : DeMone Annie Laura
Annie was baptised in 1879 at her grandfather John George's home.

 

Source reference N00249 :

Individuals : DeMone Aramina Antoinette
Aramina was baptised on July 26,1863.
Marriage date could also be 1887.

 

Source reference N00250 :

Individuals : DeMone Archibald
Archibald never married.

 

Source reference N00251 :

Individuals : DeMone Archibald Charles
Somerville, Ma. was actually his last place of residence according tothe U.S. Social Security Death Records.
I have also seen him called Charles Archibald.

 

Source reference N00252 :

Individuals : DeMone Archibald Willis
Known as Archie he was baptised on April 16,1901 in the Zion LutheranChurch.

 

Source reference N00253 :

Individuals : DeMone Arnold Harold
Arnold passed away in the South Shore Regional Hospital. He has resided in North River. He was employed in the forest industry during hisworking years and was an avid gardener. He was a member of St. Paul'sLutheran Church, North River.

 

Source reference N00254 :

Individuals : DeMone Arnold Walter
Arnold Walter was baptised on October 12,1905 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S

 

Source reference N00255 :

Individuals : DeMone Arthur
Birth date is 1884 per the 1901 census and not 1885. He was killed in the woods.

 

Source reference N00256 :

Individuals : DeMone Arthur
Arthur died young.

 

Source reference N00257 :

Individuals : DeMone Arthur Eli
Arthur Eli was baptised August 14,1871in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00258 :

Individuals : DeMone Arthur Freeman
Arthur Freeman was baptised on August 31,1907 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S

 

Source reference N00259 :

Individuals : DeMone Arthur Harris
Arthur Harris was baptised on April 1,1897 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S

 

Source reference N00260 :

Individuals : DeMone Aubrey E.
Aubrey and Libby are buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Lunenburg, N.S. Aubrey 's dates are conflicting in that the tombstone says 1881 to 1955.
.

 

Source reference N00261 :

Individuals : DeMone Audrey Jean
Audrey never married and she worked for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company until she retired in 1988.
She still lives in Dartmouth at Banook Woods, still plays golf at age75, and recently shot an 87 for 18 holes.

 

Source reference N00262 :

Individuals : Demone Barbara
Resided in Lake Echo, Halifax Co., N.S. in 1994.

 

Source reference N00263 :

Individuals : DeMone Barbara Constance
Barbara graduated from North Quincy High School - Class of 1944. Shewas a secretary before marriage.

 

Source reference N00264 :

Individuals : DeMone Barbara Jean
Known as Barb.

 

Source reference N00265 :

Individuals : Demone Barbara Jean
Barbara and family resided in Kitchener, Ontario at the time of her father 's death.

 

Source reference N00266 :

Individuals : DeMone Benjamin
Benjamin was baptised on September 1,1842 in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00267 :

Individuals : DeMone Benjamin J.
Benjamin may have been born on the 29th(see BM&D in Rootsweb). He was baptised on November 2,1834 in the Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
He and Sarah were recorded under the Town of Lunenburg during the 1871 census. They claimed to be Lutheran, German and a farmer. They owned 40 acres, house, barn, 2 ploughs and 2 wagons or carts.

 

Source reference N00268 :

Individuals : DeMone Berline
Burlee and Robert resided in Bridgewater, N.S. at the time of her step-fathers death.

 

Source reference N00269 :

Individuals : DeMone Bernard Cyril
Bernard died in a car accident. He is buried in the Union Square Cemetery, Union Square, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00270 :

Individuals : DeMone Bernhard
Bernhard was baptised on July 24,1763 in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00271 :

Individuals : DeMone Bernice Eleanor
Bernice and Leland resided in Laconia, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00272 :

Individuals : Demone Bernice Kathryn
Bernice and family resided in Stellarton, N.S. at the time of her father 's death.

 

Source reference N00273 :

Individuals : DeMone Bernice L.
Bernice resided in Chelmsford, Ma. at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00274 :

Individuals : DeMone Bessie R.
Bessie R. died at age 7 years and 6 months. She is buried in Memorial Gardens, United Baptist Church Cemetery, Middle New Cornwall, Lunenburg Co ., N.S.

 

Source reference N00275 :

Individuals : DeMone Beulah Georgina
Beulah Georgina was baptised on December 20,1892 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00276 :

Individuals : Demone Bradley Richard
Bradley was born in the Moncton General Hospital.

 

Source reference N00277 :

Individuals : Demone Brenda
Brenda resided in Toronto at the time of her father's death in 1996.

 

Source reference N00278 :

Individuals : Demone Burnell E.
From the Progress Enterprise, March 15,1939:
The tragic death of Burnell E. Demone, 36-year old employee of the Lunenburg Foundry Co., occurred at his home Friday afternoon. The deceased had contracted blood poisoning after he had suffered serious burns when a pot of aluminum which he was melting exploded.
The deceased was a valued employee of the Lunenburg firm, having beenin their employ for more than nineteen years. The accident occured just two weeks previous to his death.
The deceased is survived by his wife, the former Miss Darell Mason; five brothers, Steward, Lawrence, Ivan, Delbert and Capt. Elvin Demone of Lunenburg.
Funeral services were held at the church on Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. E. Ryder. Internment was at Hillcrest cemetery.
He is buried in the Hillcrest Cemetery, Lunenburg, in plot # 519-B-17(The Mason Plot) per the Register by Nancy Haughn.

 

Source reference N00279 :

Individuals : DeMone C. Freeman
The C. may be a G. Birth date may have been 1875 and the death may have b een 1885 as he apparently was 10 years old.

 

Source reference N00280 :

Individuals : Demone Carey Thomas
Carey died in the Victoria General Hospital. He had resided in Cherryfield, Annapolis Co., N.S. before his death.
Known as Carl, he worked for Bowater Mersey for a number of years. Hewas a veteran of the First World War and a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, North River.
There is confusion over the year of his birth but it must be 1894(not1896) for him to be 90 years of age upon his death.

 

Source reference N00281 :

Individuals : DeMone Caroline
Caroline was baptised on September 17,1846 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
She may have married Joseph Josiah Zink on 1868-07-25, see Don Shankle's Marriages Lunenburg County.

 

Source reference N00282 :

Individuals : DeMone Carolyn
Carolyn resided in Dartmouth, N.S. at the time of her mother's death.

 

Source reference N00283 :

Individuals : DeMone Carrol Brenton
Carrol was baptised on December 22,1906 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00284 :

Individuals : DeMone Catherine
May have went by DeMont.

 

Source reference N00285 :

Individuals : DeMone Catherine Elizabeth
Catherine was baptised June 30,1757 in St. John's Anglican Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Catherine was living after the1803 census and was listed in the 1st will of Franz Joseph.

 

Source reference N00286 :

Individuals : DeMone Catherine Elizabeth
Catherine Elizabeth was baptised on August 25,1809 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
She may also be known as Catherine Maria.

 

Source reference N00287 :

Individuals : DeMone Catherine Elizabeth
Birth date may have been November 11,1805.

 

Source reference N00288 :

Individuals : DeMone Catherine Mary
Catherine is also known as Kathleen.

 

Source reference N00289 :

Individuals : Demone Cathyanne
Cathyanne resided in Chester Basin at the time of her father's death in 1996.

 

Source reference N00290 :

Individuals : DeMone Cedric Ray
Resided in New Germany, N.S. after retiring from the army.

 

Source reference N00291 :

Individuals : DeMone Cephas
Cephas and Edna resided in Dayspring, Lunenburg Co., N.S. in the homeoccupied in 2000 by John Ramsland.

 

Source reference N00292 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles
Charles was baptised July 7,1807 in Dutch Reformed Church, Lunenburg,N.S.
Marriage date may have been the 10th.
Death is recorded in the T.B. Smith papers M61, 828 from the Liverpool Advance or the Liverpool Transcript.

 

Source reference N00293 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Abraham
Charles Abraham was baptised on June 26,1877 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00294 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Albert Pitman
Charles died at age 3 months.

 

Source reference N00295 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Bernard
Charles Bernard was baptised on February 14,1850 in Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Charles was a carpenter and cabinet maker, they lived in Hammonds Plains, Halifax Co., N.S.
Charles and Delilah are buried at Camp Hill Cemetery,

 

Source reference N00296 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Earl
He moved from Boston to Halifax when he was about 6 years of age. Then at some point they moved to Lunenburg and he attended the LunenburgAcademy.
Charles died in the Halifax Infirmary.

 

Source reference N00297 :

Individuals : Demone Charles Frederick
Charles was baptised on March 16,1832 in St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Chester, N.S.

 

Source reference N00298 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Hartzell
DEMONE, Charles Hartzel
- 83, of Cookville, formerly of Lunenburg, passed away Wednesday, June 17, 2009, in the Rosedale Home for Special Care, New Germany. Born in Lunenburg, he was the son of the late Walter and Blanch (Risser) Demone. Charles is survived by his daughter, Debbie (George) McLeod, Bakers Settlement; sons, Martin (Judy) DeMone, Lower Branch, Michael (Lisa) DeMone, Cookville; sister, Mary (Dorne) Oxner, Lunenburg; brother, Douglas DeMone, Dartmouth; grandchildren, Ronnie, Tanya, Cory, Natasha, Jessica and Rachelle; great-grandson, Tyson; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sister, Evelyn; brothers, Freeman, Murray, Warren, Perry and Leon. There will be no visitation by request. A private family graveside service will be held at a later date, Rev. Paul Jensen officiating. Family flowers only, please. Memorial donations in Charles memory may be made to the Canadian Diabetic Society, the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the charity of choice. On-line condolences may be made to the family by visiting: www.sweenysfuneralhome.com

 

Source reference N00299 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles James
Charles resided in Abilene, Texas at the time of his mother's death.

 

Source reference N00300 :

Individuals : DeMone Charles Thomas
Charles Thomas was baptised on November 4,1848 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
May have been born on the 17th.
Charles and his wife Louisa are buried in the Hillcrest Cemetery, Lunenburg, in plot # 520-B-18.

 

Source reference N00301 :

Individuals : DeMone Child
Buried in the Muloch Cemetery in Rhodes Corner, Lunenburg Co., N.S.

 

Source reference N00302 :

Individuals : DeMone Claire Alberta
Claire lived all her adult life in Halifax, N.S. She never married.
Claire is buried in the family plot with her parents.

 

Source reference N00303 :

Individuals : DeMone Clayton Enoch
Clayton Enoch was baptised on September 25,1900 in the Zion Lutheran Church.
He was retired from Adams & Knickle in Lunenburg and he butchered forthe community for many years. He is buried in the First South Cemetery.
It appears from his obituary that he never married but was cared for by Leah.

 

Source reference N00304 :

Individuals : DeMone Cora Adelaide
Cora and Allister resided in Newburne, Lunenburg Co., N.S. They are buried in the old Newburne Cemetery. Her birth date may actually be her baptismal date.

 

Source reference N00305 :

Individuals : DeMone Cora Audrey
Cora died in Harbourview Haven, Lunenburg, N.S.

 

Source reference N00306 :

Individuals : DeMone Cora F.
Cora was baptised at her grandfather John George's home on May 10,1882, the same day as her sister Julia.

 

Source reference N00307 :

Individuals : Demone Corinne Ella
Corrine and family resided in Stellarton, N.S. at the time of her father 's death.

 

Source reference N00308 :

Individuals : Demone Cyril
Cyril resided in Chester Basin at the time of his father's death in 1996.
Cyril resided in Chester Basin at the time of his father's death in 1996.

 

Source reference N00309 :

Individuals : DeMone Daisy Louise
Daisy Louise was baptised on September 16,1906 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregation, Lunenburg, N.S.
.

 

Source reference N00310 :

Individuals : DeMone David
David was baptised May 18,1828 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S .
David and Anne Christine were recorded under the Town of Lunenburg during the 1871 census. They claimed to be Lutheran, German and farmers. They owned 90 acres, house, barn, 2 ploughs and 2 wagons or carts.

 

Source reference N00311 :

Individuals : DeMone David Robert
David called the writer of this family tree on November 7, 2001, after rec eiving one of my mail out letters. He advised his middle name was Robert a nd that he was adopted by Murray and Kathleen. Also said his sister Barba ra, is actually his half-sister. No further information was offered.

 

Source reference N00312 :

Individuals : DeMone David Weston
Resides in St. Petersburg, Florida in 2001.

 

Source reference N00313 :

Individuals : DeMone Donald Frazer
Donald was baptised on March 21,1913 in the Lunenburg Lutheran Congregatio n.

 

Source reference N00314 :

Individuals : Demone Donald Michael
Known as Donnie, he resided in Sydney, N.S. at the time of his father's de ath.

 

Source reference N00315 :

Individuals : DeMone Donald Moyle
Donald passed away in the Dawson Memorial Hospital after suffering a gun shot wound while hunting near his home.
.

 

Source reference N00316 :

Individuals : DeMone Douglas
Douglas burned to death at age 4 in a house fire on Barrington Street.

 

Source reference N00317 :

Individuals : Demone Douglas Arthur
Douglas resided in Dartmouth, N.S. at the time of his brother Freeman's de ath.

 

Source reference N00318 :

Individuals : Demone Douglas Frederick
Known as Freddie, he resided in Dartmouth, N.S. at the time of his mother 's death.

 

Source reference N00319 :

Individuals : Demone Edith
Edith died young(few days or weeks), after being born pre-mature. Sheis buried with her parents.

 

Source reference N00320 :

Individuals : DeMone Edith Matilda
Edith never married. She lived with her parents and then with her father and his second wife Amy before residing in Harbourview Haven, Lunenburg, N.S. She is buried in Brookside Cemetery, Bridgewater, N.S.

 

Source reference N00321 :

Individuals : DeMone Edmund Peter
Source indicates this family is Demone, however the 1901 census sheetindicates this families last name is Demon.
Edmund Peter was baptised on March 20,1836 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Edmund Peter and Selitis were recorded under Mahone Bay during the 1871 census. Her birth date is not known, but she was 29 at the time ofthe census. Edmund claimed to be Lutheran, German and a farmer whileshe claimed to be Baptist. They owned 115 acres, house, 2 barns, 2 carriages, 4 carts or wagons and a plough.
On their tombstone it states that he died at 81 years and 3 months, while she died at 65 years and 9 months.
Birth date may also be November 11th.

 

Source reference N00322 :

Individuals : DeMone Edward Charles
Edward and family reside in Pepperell, Ma.

 

Source reference N00323 :

Individuals : DeMone Edwin
Edwin resides in Greenwood, N.S.

 

Source reference N00324 :

Individuals : DeMone Effie
Birth date is 1893 per the 1901 census, not 1894.

 

Source reference N00325 :

Individuals : DeMone Elam Joshua
Elam and Samuel were twins. They were both baptised on August 28,18 48 in the Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg, N.S.
Elam also called Elim Joshua. He is recorded in 37 Lunenburg DistrictC Blockhouse in the 1901 census and listed alone and we have no wife or children for him, so we shall assume he did not marry.
He is buried in Christ Church Anglican Cemetery in Maitland, Lunenburg Co ., N.S.

 

Source reference N00326 :

Individuals : DeMone Elburn Guy
Born in First South, Lunenburg Co., N.S., in 1900, he was one of six sons of Gabriel and Nettie DeMone.
He worked as a moulder at the Foundry until the age of 16, when he went to sea with his father aboard the J.B. Young. The skipper was Albert Himmelman. Later he went with Captain Freeman Corkum as mate on the Uda R. Corkum.
In 1928 he married Beatrice Beck and they had two children, Merilyn and Loran. After his marriage he sailed with his father-in-law, Abbot Beck, aboard the Beatrice Beck; and later became her master. This boathad no engine, all sails (these were called dummy vessels). All saltfishing was carried out with dories.
His next boat was built in 1930 and named after the prime minister ofCanada, R.B. Bennett. This boat had engines and did fresh fishing.The master was Captain Albert Selig and after his death, Elburn became her skipper. He had four years of good fishing aboard this boat.
In the fall of 1940 at the Smith and Rhuland shipyard the Merilyn Claire, christened for his only daughter, was launched. He claimed shares in this boat and sailed her until 1945. During the war, the fish food supply had to be maintained, and the vessels often ran into allied convoys. My dad was aboard the Cape LaHave at th is time. The Cape LaHave was skippered by Capt. DeMone until 1951.
The Cape North, a sister ship to the Cape LaHave is now part of the Lunenburg Fisheries Museum. These two sister ships were highliners. Themost successful fish draggers out of Lunenburg at that time.
National Sea Products now wanted to try out steamboats, so Capt. DeMone took out the Cape Sambro from Lunenburg, then later from Halifax. He was not very happy with this venture.
In 1953, National Sea brought several smaller draggers from the States. One of these was the Cape Alert. In the operation of this boat there were more difficulties encountered. Capt. DeMone did not like the boat because it was small. Even with this drawback he still made a success of this venture.
It was on April 9, 1956 aboard this boat that Capt. DeMone suffered afatal heart attack.
Capt. DeMone was very proud of his accomplishments and never complained of the hardship. He was extremely well liked by everyone. He had away with the men and enjoyed jokes and was always ready to play jokesand had a great sense of humor. There were many who fished with him for years. He was firm, but not harsh or unkind. One particular fisherman, Everett Crouse, sailed with him for years on five or more different boats.
While ashore, his chief pleasure was driving his car and taking his family on trips. He was a devoted member of Zion's Lutheran Church, the pastor, Rev. L.G. Bald, was a very close friend, and on two trips he sailed to sea with Elburn.
At the time of his death, the whole town mourned and people filled the church to pay tribute at his funeral. The pastor was moved to tearsas he spoke of him. In 1946 an artist by the name of Turner made a courtesy trip on the Cape LaHave and while there made a charcoal sketch of Capt. DeMone in his oilskins. The original sketch along with photos of all the boats he was skipper of can be seen on the Cape North atthe Lunenburg Fisheries Museum.
SKIPPY.
At one time a huge Labrador retriever became quite attached to Capt. DeMone and went to sea with him. While in port Skippy paid calls to various parts of the town but was usually on hand in time to sail. On one occasion he failed to appear so Capt. DeMone blew the horn to signal their departure. The boat had already left the dock when Skippy came full tilt over the wharf, knocking down a man and plunged into the harbour. He was quickly rescued by Capt. DeMone and the voyage continued.
Story by his daughter, Merilyn.

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