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Descendants
of Samuel Daw Descendants of Samuel Dawe Generation
No. 1
1.
Samuel2 Dawe
(Unknown1) was
born Abt. 1815 in Ship Cove, BC, and
died in Ship Cove, NF.
He married Fanny Daw,
daughter of Unknown Daw and Unknown
UNKNOWN.
She was born About 1815 in Ship Cove,
BC, and died in Ship Cove, BC. Notes
for Samuel Dawe: Samuel
Dawe of Ship Cove married Fanny
Unknown. They had five children. John
Dawe; Mary Dawe; Henry Dawe;
William Dawe; Emmie Dawe. Source
of Information was provided by
Margaret Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe}
from Family Tree Charts given to Judith A Scott from my mother's
estate. Notes
for Fanny Daw: Fanny
Daw married Samuel Dawe of Ship
Cove, NF. They had five children.
John Dawe; Mary Dawe; Henry Dawe;
William Dawe; Emmie Dawe.
Children
of Samuel Dawe and Fanny Daw are:
2
i. John3
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, NF; died in
NF.
3
ii. Mary
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, NF; died in
Ship Cove, NF.
4
iii. Henry
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, NF; died in
Ship Cove, NF.
He married Sarah LeDrew; born
in NF; died in NF.
5
iv. Emmie
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, NF; died in
Ship Cove, NF.
She married Samuel LeDrew;
born in NF; died in NF. +
6
v. William
Dawe, born 1839 in Ships Cove, NF;
died in NF. Generation
No. 2
6.
William3 Dawe
(Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born 1839 in Ships Cove, Newfoundland, and
died possibly in Cupids, Newfoundland.
He married (1) Elizabeth
(Of John) Dawe November 9, 1858 in Brigus United Methodist Church,
Newfoundland, daughter of John Dawe and
Charlotte Fagan.
She was born October 28, 1839 in Cupids, NF, and died possibly in
Cupids, NF Burial Information notes for William Dawe and Elizabeth Dawe (of John): According to notes from Shirley Flewitt my
second cousin she had taken my mother and Aunt Helen to the Methodist Church
Cemetery in Cupids, NF to see the grave of William and Elizabeth.
Notes
for William Dawe: Note:
I have made two references for
William with his wife, Elizabeth the
daughter of John Dawe b 1815 from
Ship Cove, Port de Grave, NF. In two
different charts there were
conflicting reports of how many
children they had. In one place the
report appeared to imply that
William married twice. Please don't
confuse the chart with stating
William married twice. I used that
reference as a spring board to try
and show the both sides of data that
was presented in Family charts Notes
for Elizabeth Of John Dawe: Source
of Information: Provided by Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family
Tree Charts given to Judith A Scott
from my mother's estate. Note:
I have recorded two Elizabeth Dawe's as there were two sources of
records, one with Elizabeth's name
with "Of John" attached to
it and the other with it deleted
from the record. Note:
The second record also deleted a
child from the records named
Elizabeth Emma. More
About William Dawe and Elizabeth
Dawe: Marriage:
Port de Grave, NF
Children
of William Dawe and Elizabeth Dawe
are: +
7
i. George4
Dawe, born November 10, 1862 in
Cupids, NF; died in NF, Canada. +
8
ii. Henry
Dawe, born September 08, 1864 in
Cupids, NF; died in Cupids, NF +
9
iii. Samuel
Dawe, born July 18, 1866 in Cupids,
NF; died in NF Canada. +
10
iv.
William Dawe, born July 12,
1872 in Cupids, NF; died May 03,
1903 in New Brunswick {Off the
Coasts of New Brunswick}.
Children
of William Dawe and Elizabeth Dawe
Of John are: +
11
i. Samuel4
Dawe, born July 18, 1866 in Cupids, NF; died
in NF, Canada.
12
ii. Elizabeth
Emma Dawe, born September 24, 1870 in Ship Cove, NF;
died possibly in Ship Cove, Newfoundland Canada. +
13
iii. George
Dawe, born November 10, 1862 in Cupids, NF; died
in Newfoundland, Canada. + 14 iv. Henry Dawe, born September 08, 1864 in Cupids, NF; died in Cupids, NF. His death was a direct result of an accident in his parents home while making a shaft for his horse. +
15
v.
William Dawe, born July 12,
1872 in Cupids, Newfoundland,
Canada; died May 03, 1903 in Off The
Coast of New Brunswick as a result of a coal gas explosion onboard the SS
Coban. Notes for Elizabeth Emma Dawe: Elizabeth Emma was baptized December 28, 1870 by John Waterhouse, Minister of Brigus United Methodist Church. Source of Information for Elizabeth's baptism was provided by Family Tree Notes. Generation
No. 3
7.
George4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
November 10, 1862 in Cupids, NF, and
died in NF, Canada.
He married Eliza Clarke
December 10, 1888 in Brigus, NF,
daughter of Unknown Clarke. She was born in Ship
Cove, NF, and died in NF. Notes
for George Dawe: Source
of Information: Supplied by Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family
Tree Charts given to Judith Arlene
Scott [Mays-Bajkor [ from my mother's
estate in 2001. More
About George Dawe: Baptism:
November 12, 1862, Cupids, NF More
About George Dawe and Eliza Clarke: Marriage:
December 10, 1888, Brigus, NF
Child
of George Dawe and Eliza Clarke is:
16
i. Myra5
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, NF; died in
NF.
She married Harold Butler;
born in Ship Cove, NF; died in NF.
8.
Henry4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
September 08, 1864 in Cupids, NF,
and died in Cupids, NF, Canada.
He married Druscilla Rowe,
daughter of Unknown Rowe.
She was born 1873 in NF, and
died August 14, 1918 in NF. Notes
for Henry Dawe: Source
of Information: Supplied by Margaret
Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family Tree C
harts given to me from my mother's
estate. Note:
Dates of Birth and Baptism were
supplied by The Brigus United
Methodist Church Baptism Records. More
About Henry Dawe: Baptism:
November 29, 1864, Cupids, NF Notes
for Druscilla Rowe: Source
of Information: Provided by Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family
Tree Charts given to Judith A Scott
from my mother's estate. Note:
Place of birth was given as
Newfoundland but no city at the
time of chart transcribed and given
to my mother.
Children
of Henry Dawe and Druscilla Rowe
are: + 17 i. William5 Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland
18
ii. Victor
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland
9.
Samuel4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born July
18, 1866 in Cupids, Newfoundland, and died in
Newfoundland.
He married Elizabeth
Newell, daughter of Unknown
Newell.
She was born in Ship Cove,
Newfoundland, and died in Newfoundland. Notes
for Samuel Dawe: Source
of Information: Supplied by Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family
Tree Charts given to me from my
mother's estate. Note:
Dates of Birth and Baptism were
supplied by The Brigus United
Methodist Church Baptism Records. More
About Samuel Dawe: Baptism:
August 12, 1866, Cupids, NF
Children
of Samuel Dawe and Elizabeth Newell
are:
19
i. Enid5
Dawe, born September 1909 in Cupids, Port de Grave, Newfoundland; died in
Newfoundland.
She married Charles Ford;
born in Newfoundland. +
20
ii. Susie May
Dawe, born 1905 in Ship Cove, Port de Grave, Newfoundland.
21
iii. Laura
Dawe, born December 1897 in Ship Cove, Port de Grave, Newfoundland.
She married Ernest Whelan;
born April 1895 in Cupids, Port de Grave, Newfoundland
22
iv.
Flora Dawe, born October 1901 in Cupids, Port de Grave, Newfoundland.
She married Harry LeDrew;
born in Newfoundland
23
v.
Walter Dawe, born in Ship
Cove, Newfoundland.
He married Fanny Butler; born
in Ship Cove, Newfoundland.
24
vi.
Samuel Dawe, born April 1893 in Cupids, Conception Bay, Newfoundland; died
April 20, 1976 in Cupids, Conception Bay
He married Carrie Whelan;
born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland. Notes
for Samuel Dawe: According to Cupids United Church Cemetery records it states Samuel Dawe (Corporal Royal Newfoundland Regiment) died April 20, 1976, aged 83 years. Source
of Information: was supplied by
Margaret Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe}from
Family Tree Charts given to me from
my mother's estate.
10.
William4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born July
12, 1872 in Cupids, Newfoundland, and died May
03, 1903 in New Brunswick {Off the
Coasts of New Brunswick}.
He married Julia Ann
Morgan, daughter of James Morgan
and Mary Smith.
She was born February 09,
1873 in Brigus, NF, and died June
12, 1954 in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for William Dawe: William
Dawe great-grandfather to Judith
Arlene Scott. My great-grandfather
fished the seas off the coasts of
Newfoundland and New Brunswick for
most of his life. The Daw family go
back many years as men who fished
the seas off the coasts of
Newfoundland and surrounding
areas .My great-grandfather owned and
operated a fishing vessel named the
SS Coban. He and two other men on
board the ship were fishing along
the coasts of New Brunswick when
there was a coal gas explosion on
board. As a result of the coal gas
explosion the ship sank taking all
three men with it. The ship including
the men would never be recovered. To
this day as far as we the family can
determine the ship SS Coban has
never been recovered o r re-floated
again. There has been some talk of a
ship named SS Coban that was
discovered and re-floated sometime
around 1927. This ship is not to be
confused with the SS Coban that was
owned and operated by my
great-grandfather William Dawe. More Notes for William Dawe: According to new information provided by Grenfell Morgan my 3rd cousin he has stated that the SS Coban was not lost at sea as earlier reported. Grenfell also provided information that the SS Coban was not owned by the Dawe family as previously recorded but was owned by the Dominion Coal Company. More Notes for William Dawe: This new information that has been provided by Grenfell Morgan is contrary to my family records. All charts, notes, records and Family tree sources all stated that William Dawe was lost at sea as a result of a coal gas explosion on board with the SS Coban and all 3 men perishing May 3, 1903 along the Coasts of New Brunswick. Further research is needed to substantiate all the claims that my family records have stated. More Notes: Grenfell has provided the name of one of the 2 men who was previously un-named as being that of a William Morgan. He did agree that information he found did confirm what my records had said about all 3 men as being lost at sea. These men were never recovered as far as we can tell. Further research is needed to find out the correct reason why William was on the SS Coban and the circumstances surrounding his death. I am interested to find out who the 3rd man was that was killed along side both William Dawe and William Morgan. More Notes: Grenfell did provide information that all 3 men did in fact perish as a result of the coal gas explosion along the coasts of New Brunswick. Further research is needed to locate information that will substantiate the reason why William Dawe was on the ship and what he was planning to do as a result of this journey on the SS Coban. More Notes related to William Dawe lost at sea May 3, 1903: New information has been provided by Robert Parsons who is a writer, Researcher, Archivist (Level 1). It was an article taken from the "Vindicator" newspaper believed to be a Newfoundland paper. It reads as follows: "A Fatal Accident"" The explosion on board the "Coban" while on her way from St .John's to Montreal on Saturday week last, resulted in the death of three person's two of them Newfoundlanders. One of them was a William Dawe of Cupids, Newfoundland who left there for Montreal on the steamer. His sudden death is felt at Cupids keenly, where he leaves a wife and two children and especially so, as the body of the unfortunate man was not recovered, it being hurled into the sea by the force of the explosion. Note:
According to The Brigus United
Methodist Church Baptism Records it
has recorded William Dawe as his
birth date July 12, 1868 and his
baptism as August 19, 1868. Both
dates confirm what is recorded on
Family Tree Charts but the years are
changed in the directory at the
Brigus Church Baptismal Records. More
About William Dawe: Baptism:
August 18, 1872, Cupids, Notes
for Julia Ann Morgan: Julia
Ann Morgan was/is my
great-grandmother. Julia was left a
young widow with two small children
in 1903. Julia Ann Morgan married
twice. 1.
William Dawe b July 12, 1872 in
Cupids, Newfoundland d May 3,1903 off the
coasts of New Brunswick on board
the fishing vessel SS Coban. 2. Lewis James Ellis b April 6, 1881 in England d October 1, 1977 in Vancouver, BC. L.J. as he was known married Julia Ann Dawe on November 20, 1907 in
Hamilton, Ontario. Note:
Julia Ann Morgan was a woman of God
who believed in the power of prayer.
I have some wonderful memories of
visiting the family home with my
grandfather Stanley Dawe in
Hamilton, Ontario as a five year
old little girl. She was a woman who
demonstrated Godly love to her
family and to anyone who came across
her pathway. I remember in my many
visits
a beautiful lady who always
had a smile on her face. She would
stroke my head and look down on me
with a cheery smile.
Children
of William Dawe and Julia Morgan
are: +
25
i. Stanley5
Dawe, born October 22, 1898 in
Cupids, Newfoundland; died April 12, 1982 in
Hamilton, Ontario. +
26
ii. Frances
Helena Dawe, born November 13, 1900
in Cupids, Newfoundland; died June 06, 1977 in
Hamilton, Ontario.
11.
Samuel4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Ships Cove, Newfoundland, and died in NF,
Canada. He married Elizabeth
Newell, daughter of Unknown
Newell and Unknown UNKNOWN.
She was born in Newfoundland
Children
of Samuel Dawe and Elizabeth Newell
are:
27
i. Enid5
Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
She married Charles Ford;
born in Newfoundland.
28
ii. Flora
Dawe, born in Newfoundland. She married Harry
LeDrew; born in Newfoundland
29
iii. Laura
Dawe, born in Newfoundland. She married Ernest
Whelan; born in Newfoundland. +
30
iv.
May Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
31
v.
Samuel Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
32
vi.
Walter Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
13.
George4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born November 10, 1862
in Cupids, Newfoundland.
He married Eliza Clarke,
daughter of Unknown Clarke and
Unknown UNKNOWN.
She was born in Ship Cove,
Newfoundland. Notes
for George Dawe: George
Dawe married Eliza Clarke. They had
one daughter. Myra
Dawe married Harold Butler.
Child
of George Dawe and Eliza Clarke is:
33
i. Myra5
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland.
14.
Henry4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
September 08, 1864 in Cupids, Newfoundland, and died at his home as a result
of an accident in Cupids, Newfoundland.
He married Druscilla Rowe,
daughter of Unknown Rowe and Unknown
UNKNOWN.
She was born in Newfoundland. Notes
for Henry Dawe: Note:
According to Family tree records it
has been reported that Henry lived
in the family home of his parents
William and Elizabeth Dawe. He was
in another part of the home making
a shaft for his horse. The report
goes on and states that Henry was
killed while making a shaft for his
horse. There has been some speculation that Henry got caught up in it
somehow which eventually led to his
death. There is no further
information on this report at this
time. Source
of Information: Provided by Judith
Arlene Scott [ Mays-Bajkor] from
Family tree records from my mother's
estate given to me in the Fall of
2001.
Children
of Henry Dawe and Druscilla Rowe
are: +
34
i. William5
Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
35
ii. Victor
Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
15.
William4 Dawe
(William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born July
12, 1872 in Cupids, Newfoundland,
Canada, and died May 03, 1903 in Off
The Coast of New Brunswick.
He married Julia Ann
Morgan in Port de Grave, Newfoundland,
Canada, daughter of James Morgan and
Mary Smith.
She was born February 09,
1873 in Brigus, Newfoundland,
Canada, and died June 12, 1954 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Notes
for William Dawe: William
Dawe was my great-grandfather. His
family in Cupids, NF called him
"Billy". William and his
wife Julia Ann {Morgan} lived with
his parents William and Elizabeth in
the family home .He was a fisherman
all of his life. The water and fishing were the only way of life he
knew. Before my great-grandfather was
killed at sea he had planned to move
his family into their own home but
circumstances didn't allow that to
take place. I am sure my
great-grandparents never thought an
accident was just around the corner
waiting to unfold that would forever
change their lives .On May 3,1903 as
usual my great-grandfather was
fishing. On that particular day my
great-grandfather and the other two
men that were with him were fishing
along the coasts of New
Brunswick. There was an explosion on
board o f coal gas and as a result
the ship {SS Coban} went down with
all three men on board. The ship and
all three men were lost at sea and
never recovered. He was a 4 1 year
old man much too young to die who
left a young widow with two small
children .One of the children he
left behind was my grandfather,
Stanley Dawe. The other child was my
great-aunt, Frances Helena Flewitt {Dawe}. I
have been told he was a real family
man who loved his wife and children
very much. Source
of Information: Provided by Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} from Family
Tree Chart s given to Judith Arlene
Scott {Mays-Bajkor} from my mother's
estate in the Fal l of 2001. Source
of Information was also provided by
Shirley Flewitt my second cousin in
2002. Note:
It has been reported that the
Shipping Vessel SS Coban was owned
and operated by the Dawe family in
the province of Newfoundland. T he
ship was used for fishing
expeditions off the coasts of
Newfoundland according to Family
Tree Records. Note:
It also has been reported being used
for fishing expeditions off the
coasts of New Brunswick. It has been
reported that my great-grandfather
William Dawe and two other men
perished in a shipping accident off
the coasts of New Brunswick. The
ship SS Coban, William Dawe and the
two other men all perished from a
coal gas explosion on board. The
ship went down as a result of the
coal gas explosion with all three
men on board. No one was ever
recovered. The ship was never
recovered or re-floated for use ever
again according to Family tree
records given to Judith Arlene Scott
[Mays-Bajkor] from her mother's
estate in 2001. More
About William Dawe: Description:
May 03, 1903, Killed At Sea, SS
Coban Notes for William Dawe: Please refer to previous notes under the reference number 10 for William Dawe written about new information that was provided by Grenfell Morgan. Notes
for Julia Ann Morgan: Julia
Ann Morgan {Dawe} was my great-grandmother. She
too had an interest and a love for
music .I have memories of her when I
was just five years old sitting on
her bed and she stroking my head and
singing to me. She was left a young
widow when my great-grandfather was
killed at sea. She was a godly woman
who believed in the power of
prayer .In 1924 my great-grandmother
had a dramatic change in her
life. At that time she had been in
St. Josephs Hospital in Hamilton
Ontario basically dying of mouth
cancer. Doctors had told the family
to take her home to die and make her
as comfortable as possible. My
great-grandmother a woman of God as
she was, believed God had other
plans for her life. She asked her
family to help get her dressed and
take her to a meeting that was being
held by Dr. Charles Price at the
Barton Street Arena in Hamilton
Ontario. So off they went with great
anticipation as my great-grandmother
had read earlier that day in her
Bibl e, that Jesus Christ healed in
Bible days, "so she said to
herself why not today"? She
certainly had great faith. She was
prayed for by Dr.Charles Price and
she was healed of mouth cancer. To
prove to her and to the doctors a
piece of rotten bone fell out of
her mouth and doctors declared her
to be free from all cancer. She died
many years later of natural causes
with cancer never to return ever
again .I thank God for this
awesome miracle He performed
in my great-grandmothers life. Note:
Julia Ann Morgan my
great-grandmother who was known by
her family as "Nana" was
a kind hearted woman who loved her
family and spent many years on her
knees praying for her grandchildren
and great-grandchildren to know the
Lord and live for Him as she did. I
can remember my mother telling me
about her visits over-night waking
up in the early hours of the morning
and hearing her grandmother praying
for her family before the family had
even got up. More
About Julia Ann Morgan: Number
of Marriages: November 20, 1907,
Hamilton, Ontario Canada More
About William Dawe and Julia Morgan: Marriage:
Port de Grave, Newfoundland, Canada
Children
of William Dawe and Julia Morgan
are: +
36
i. Stanley5
Dawe, born October 22, 1898 in
Cupids, Newfoundland, Canada; died
April 12, 1982 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada. +
37
ii. Frances
Helena Dawe, born November 13, 1900
in Cupids, Newfoundland, Canada;
died June 06, 1977 in Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada. Generation
No. 4
17.
William5 Dawe
(Henry4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland.
He married Susie Yowden,
daughter of Unknown Yowden.
She was born in Newfoundland.
Children
of William Dawe and Susie Yowden
are:
38
i. Stanley6
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland. Notes
for Stanley Dawe: Source
of Information: was provided by
Margaret Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe}
from Family Tree Charts given to me
from my mother's estate. This
Stanley Dawe originates from the
Samuel Dawe of Ship Cove ancestry. Note:
This Stanley Dawe is not to be
confused with another Stanley Dawe
the son of William and Julia Ann
Dawe of Cupids, Newfoundland.
39
ii. Elva
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland.
20.
Susie May5 Dawe
(Samuel4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born 1905 in Cupids, Port de Grave, Newfoundland.
She married Walter Ralph
Dawe, December 14, 1933 in Brigus, Conception Bay, Newfoundland. He was
the son of Charles Dawe and
Salina Ralph.
He was born 1898 in Ships
Cove, Port de Grave, Newfoundland Burial Notes for Walter Ralph Dawe: He was buried in the Cupids United Church Cemetery, # 30. Section 2.
Child
of May Dawe and Walter Dawe is:
40
i. Eileen6
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland.
25.
Stanley5 Dawe
(William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born October 22, 1898 in Cupids,
Newfoundland, and died April 12, 1982 in
Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Cora Myrtle
Lockery December 18, 1919 in
Hamilton, Ontario, daughter of James
Lockery and Mary Mitchell.
She was born August 25, 1899
in Hamilton, Ontario, and died March
27, 1993 in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for Cora Myrtle Lockery: Cora
Lockery was/is my grandmother. She
had a love for music. In her younger
day s she learned how to play the
piano. My grandmother was the one
who I always looked up to for
direction and for comfort. She was
always there for me. I have very
early memories of her when I at the
young age of two went to live with
my grandparents when my parents
separated. My mother and I went to
Hamilton, Ontario t o live in the
family home on Hyde Park Avenue
after their separation from Toronto, Ontario. This is where my mother
and my aunts were raised for most of
their lives .My grandmother was
gifted in sewing and she made all of
the families clothing including all
the prom dresses for her daughters
graduations from high school. She
made all of my doll clothes as well.
"Mama" the name I called
her was t he one who walked me to
school playing games and singing
songs all the way there each
day. She made attending school a fun
thing to do. I will always treasure
the times I had with my grandmother
during all those growing up years. More
About Cora Myrtle Lockery: Burial:
1993, White Chapel Memorial Gardens,
Hamilton, Ontario More
About Stanley Dawe and Cora Lockery: Marriage:
December 18, 1919, Hamilton, Ontario
Children
of Stanley Dawe and Cora Lockery
are: +
41
i. Helen
Arlene6 Dawe, born
January 03, 1921 in Hamilton,
Ontario; died July 19, 1989 in
Toronto, Ontario. +
42
ii. Margaret
Irene Dawe, born July 19, 1922 in
Hamilton, Ontario; died November 05,
2001 in Port Coquitlam, BC.
43
iii. Bette
Corinne Dawe, born August 25, 1927
in Hamilton, Ontario; died October
25, 1997 in Englehart, Ontario.
She married Ranald Sherman Smith
April 05, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontario;
born April 23, 1930 in Englehart,
Ontario. More
About Ranald Sherman Smith and Bette Corinne Dawe: Marriage:
April 05, 1952, Hamilton, Ontario More About Ranald Sherman Smith: For many years my Uncle worked as an Engineer for the Ontario Northland Railway (CPR). He traveled all over the North Line with retiring from that position after many years of service. More Notes about Ranald Sherman Smith: He was and still is an avid outdoorsman. I have many memories of spending my Summer Holidays at their cottage and at my Grandparents cottage that was pretty much next door. My Uncle Rannie like all the son in law's enjoyed and always liked to fish and hunt the first opportunity they had. I remember fishing with all my Uncles and my Grandfather as young as under the age of 8 years. As of June of 2004 my Uncle was making plans to spend the summer months at his cottage on the Windigo Lake in Englehart, Ontario.
+
44
iv.
Audrey Doreen Dawe, born May
22, 1931 in Hamilton, Ontario.
26.
Frances Helena5
Dawe (William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
November 13, 1900 in Cupids, Newfoundland, and
died June 06, 1977 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
She married Arthur Flewitt,
son of Unknown Flewitt and Unknown
UNKNOWN.
He was born December 31, 1897
in Liverpool, England, and died
February 13, 1964 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Frances Dawe and Arthur Flewitt
are: +
45
i. Miriam6
Flewitt, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
46
ii. Mary
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married William Pauls;
born in Hamilton, Ontario; died about 1980's in
Hamilton, Ontario.
47
iii. Shirley
Mae Flewitt, born 1924 in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Shirley Flewitt: Source
of Information: Shirley was a
missionary to the native people of
Labrador for many years retiring
from the P.A.O.C. ministries of
Canada. She retired t o Maine, USA. Note:
Shirley Flewitt never married. She
remained single all her life. She
served the Lord faithfully for many
years, committing herself to the
Lord's work. Source
of Information provided by Family
Tree records of Margaret Irene
Raynor {Mays-Dawe} given to her
daughter Judith Arlene Scott
{Mays-Bajkor } from her estate in
2001. 30. Susie May5 Dawe (Samuel4, William3, Samuel2, Unknown1) was born 1905 in Cupids, Newfoundland, and died 1982 in Cupids, Port de Grave, Newfoundland. She married Walter Ralph Dawe, December 14, 1933 in Brigus, Conception Bay, Newfoundland. The son of Charles Dawe and Salina Ralph. He was born 1898 in Ship Cove, Port de Grave, Newfoundland; died 1963 in Cupids, Newfoundland.
Child
of May Dawe and Walter Dawe is:
48
i. Eileen6
Dawe, born in Ship Cove, Newfoundland
34.
William5 Dawe
(Henry4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Newfoundland.
He married Susie Yowden,
daughter of Unknown Yowden and
Unknown UNKNOWN.
She was born in Newfoundland.
Children
of William Dawe and Susie Yowden
are:
49
i. Stanley6
Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
50
ii. Elva
Dawe, born in Newfoundland.
36. Stanley5
Dawe (William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
October 22, 1898 in Cupids,
Newfoundland, Canada, and died April
12, 1982 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
He married Cora Myrtle
Lockery December 18, 1919 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, daughter
of James Lockery and Mary Mitchell. She was born August
25, 1899 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada, and died March 27, 1993 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Notes
for Stanley Dawe: Stanley
Dawe was a retired Superintendent of
the Hamilton Hydro working from the
bottom up to holding one of the top
positions there. He served the
Hamilton Hydro for many years
as their Superintendent. He was well
liked by everyone and made many life
long friends. Stanley Dawe was a
family man who loved his wife and
children. He was so proud of his
four girls. His next source of
happiness w as his grandchildren.
The highlight of his life was to
spend time with his family. He
loved to take his family to the
beach and for fishing trips. The one
thin g my grandfather really liked
to do was to take his family north
every year for the summer months.
Even though my grandfather left
Cupids, NF as a young lad h e never
really got the love for water and
fishing out of his system. My
grandpa rents bought a cottage in
the north land on the Windego Lake
in Englehart, Ontario. This is
where my grandparents would go for 6
months of the year. They both loved
to fish and partake of many outdoor
activities. He was an outdoors man. He was the one who taught me how to
fish as a young girl. I would spend
many of my summer vacations at the
cottage. If I were asked to express
the best words in the English
language to share the kind of
relationship I had with my grandfather it would be as follows, LOVE,
ACCEPTANCE and COMPASSION. Yes, my
grandfather had a heart of gold who
really loved not only me but all of
his family. He truly was a family
man in every sense of the word. Note:
Stanley Dawe served in the First
World War as a Machine Gunner .He
served his country proudly for four
years. His rank was a Private. His
serial number was 240081. He entered
the Armed Forces in March 1916 with
the 13 Machine Gun Company of
Hamilton, Ontario. He went overseas
to Britain and then to France. His
unit assignment was known as 205
Machine Gunner Battalion. He fought
on the Lantz Front in France. He
served under Lieutenant Colonel RR Moodie. Stanley left the Armed
Forces as a Private for civilian
life on June 20, 1920 in Hamilton,
Ontario. More
About Stanley Dawe: Military
service: Bet. March 1916 - June
1920, 13 Machine Gun Company;
Hamilton, Ontario Notes
for Cora Myrtle Lockery: Cora Lockery is my grandmother She too had a love for music. In her younger days she learned how to play the piano. My grandmother was the one who I always looked up to for direction and for comfort. She was always there for me. I have very early memories of her when I at the young age of two went to live with my grandparents when my parents separated. My mother and I went to Hamilton, Ontario to live in the family home on Hyde Park Avenue. This is where my mother and my aunts were raised for most of their lives. My grandmother was gifted in sewing and she made all of the families clothing including all the prom dresses for her daughters graduations from high school. My grandmother made all of my doll clothes .Later on in her life as a
great-grandmother to my daughter she
made her doll clothes as well. My
grandmother was the one who would
walk me to school and sing and play
games with me all the way there. She
made attending school a fun thing
to do. I treasure the times I had
with my grandmother during my
growing up years. More
About Stanley Dawe and Cora Lockery: Marriage:
December 18, 1919, Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada
Children
of Stanley Dawe and Cora Lockery
are: +
51
i. Helen
Arlene6 Dawe, born
January 03, 1921 in Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada; died July 19, 1989
in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. +
52
ii. Margaret
Irene Dawe, born July 19, 1922 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; died
November 05, 2001 in Port Coquitlam,
BC, Canada.
53
iii. Bette
Corinne Dawe, born August 25, 1927
in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; died
October 25, 1997 in Englehart,
Ontario, Canada.
She married Ranald Sherman Smith
April 05, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontario;
born April 23, 1930 in Englehart,
Ontario. Notes
for Bette Corinne Dawe: Betty
Corinne was a woman who had a
great love for the outdoors.
She really took after her father,
Stanley Dawe. In a sense she was kind
of a tom-boy. She had a heart that
was full of compassion and truly
cared about the other person's feelings. My aunt never wanted to hurt
anyone. I believe that is one of the
reasons she chose Nursing as her
profession. My aunt is survived by
her husband Ranald Smith. Betty
Smith {Dawe} was a registered nurse
and a registered ex-ray technician
at the Englehart and District
Hospital. She was known for her love
of birds, dogs and the cottage on
the Windego Lake. My aunt never had
children but was very much apart of
all her many nieces and one nephew's
lives. As a young girl I have many
memories of spending summer
vacations with my mother at the
cottage with my Aunt Bette and
Uncle Rannie. Notes
for Ranald Sherman Smith: Ranald Sherman
Smith married Bette Corinne Dawe of
Hamilton, Ontario. They had no children. More
About Ranald Sherman Smith and Bette Dawe: Marriage:
April 05, 1952, Hamilton, Ontario +
54
iv.
Audrey Doreen Dawe, born May
22, 1931 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
37.
Frances Helena5
Dawe (William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
November 13, 1900 in Cupids,
Newfoundland, Canada, and died June
06, 1977 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
She married Arthur Flewitt
1922 in Hamilton, Ontario, son of
Unknown Flewitt and UNKNOWN Unknown.
He was born December 31, 1891
in Liverpool, England, and died
February 13, 1964 in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Frances Helena Dawe: Frances
Helena Dawe married Arthur Flewitt
born December 31, 1891 in Liverpool,
England died February 13, 1964 in
Hamilton, Ontario. They had three
daughters. Shirley Flewitt, single
retired missionary now living in
Maine USA. Miriam Bishop {Flewitt} married Frank Bishop of
Hamilton, Ontario. Mary
Pauls {Flewitt} married William
Pauls of Hamilton, Ontario now
deceased. Note:
Frances Helena Dawe was my
great-aunt who the family called
"Nellie". She was also
known by her niece's and nephew's
as Auntie "Ney". She was a
godly woman who lived her whole life
serving God. She was quite involved
with her church in the area of
Mission s. She had a desire to reach
the lost for the Lord and minister
to the needs of the people. She
was a kind hearted woman who
performed many acts of kindness for
her family. I can remember my Auntie
"Ney spending many of
Christmas's baking Christmas cakes
and plum puddings for friends and
family. We would give her the orders
and "Papa" my grandfather
would help her deliver all the cakes
and puddings to the ones who had
placed an order. As far as I was
concerned she made the best plum
pudding and Christmas cake I had
ever tasted. "Mmm good". More
About Arthur Flewitt and Frances
Dawe: Marriage:
1922, Hamilton, Ontario
Children
of Frances Dawe and Arthur Flewitt
are: +
55
i. Mary6
Flewitt, born in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes for Mary Pauls: Further research will be followed up for dates of birth for both Mary and Bill. The date of death is believed to be sometime about the 1980's and place of burial will be followed up later.
56
ii. Shirley
Mae Flewitt, born 1924 in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Shirley Flewitt: Note: According
to Letter written to Judith Arlene
Scott November 13, 2002 from Shirley
Flewitt my second cousin, The
following information was shared: Shirley Flewitt graduated from Evangel
University with her B.B.A in 1971. Graduated
from Bible College 1947: Six
Years in Evangelistic Services,
Canada and USA. 1953-1954- Associate
Pastor in Kelowna, BC 1954-1957- Teaching
part time i n Bible
College-Saskatoon preaching
and some office work 1957-1968- office
work in Toronto, Ontario preaching
on weekends 1968-1971- attending
university in Tulsa, Oklahoma Springfield,
Missouri 1971-1978- teaching
school in Labrador teaching
in Pentecostal Day Schools in
Labrador 1979-1983- Pastor of
a church in Labrador 1983-1989 accounting
for Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland in St. John's NF Shirley
Flewitt retired from full-time
ministries in 1 989 Shirley
will preach as a guest preacher when
invited She
will also teach an Adult Sunday School class when
invited. +
57
iii. Miriam
Flewitt, born Aft. 1924 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Generation
No. 5
41.
Helen Arlene6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born January 03, 1921 in
Hamilton, Ontario, and died July 19,
1989 in Toronto, Ontario. She married William
Tressam, son of Unknown Tressam.
He was born in Ontario.
Child
of Helen Dawe and William Tressam
is: +
58
i. Audrey
Doreen7 Tressam, born
June 27, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontario.
42.
Margaret Irene6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born July 19, 1922 in Hamilton,
Ontario, and died November 05, 2001
in Port Coquitlam, BC.
She married (1) George
Raynor, son of Unknown Raynor.
He was born in Ontario, and
died in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married (2) Harvie
Harry Mays April 06, 1946 in
Hamilton, Ontario, son of Thomas
Mays and Rose Younge.
He was born October 06, 1922
in Barrie, Ontario. Notes
for Margaret Irene Dawe: Margaret
Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe} was a
retired medical staff secretary for
the Hamilton Civic Hospitals in
Hamilton, Ontario. She was dedicated
to serving her hospital and the
doctors for almost 20 years. She was
given a retirement tea to honor her
many years of dedicated service in
1986.They gave her a wonderful send
off with showering her with many
gifts and many letters of thanks and
appreciation by the heads of
departments, doctors, nurses and
fellow peers with whom she worked
with. Her whole life was dedicated
to her family. She gave of herself
and always went the second mile .Her
grandchildren were the highlight of
her l ife. Mom had a love for
sports, watching golf and tennis and
in her earlier day s skied and
attended many hockey and football
games. Mom's favorite animals were
birds and dogs. Her dog
"Missy" was her pride and
joy. "Missy" was a gift to
herself when she retired from the
hospital My mother was my best
friend and my confidant. I thank
God for my mother and for giving me
such a wonderful opportunity to
enjoy all the years of dedication
and support she gave me in my
growing u p years and later as an
adult. No matter what my mother did,
she always put the other person's
needs over her own. Even in death she
was looking out for her families
needs and wondering how we were
feeling and how we were going to
cope with her death. My mother was
a treasure. My mother was a very
unique individual, very special
indeed. I cannot think of anyone who
could ever replace the relationship
I had with my mother. I have found
out first hand that a mother's love
is never replaceable. Notes
for George Raynor: Notes:
George Raynor was married previous
to marrying my mother Margaret Irene
Dawe {Mays-Raynor}. He had one son
John. John married Marilyn Unknown.
They had three children. Twin
Girls, Caroline and Unknown. One son,
Christopher. Unknown twin girl died
in infancy due to a SIDS
death .Christopher was 5 at the time
of my parents marriage. Source
of Information: No other information
available at this time for the
Family's whereabouts. This
information was made available from
Margaret Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe}
from Family Tree Records given to
Judith Arlene Scott {Mays-Bajkor} in
the Fall of 2001. Notes
for Harvie Harry Mays: Harvie
Harry Mays was the youngest son of
ten living children, the son of Thomas and Rose Mays. My father was
a gifted musician with singing in a
choir with 7 other members of his
family as a young lad. He was gifted
in playing the piano a s a young boy
and continues today. In the war years
he played piano and sang in a small
band. After the war years he
continued on with his music. He was
invited to perform at many clubs
around the Toronto Ontario area. My
father had a stroke two years ago
and for a short time he was unable
to play the piano. Not long after his
stroke my father was invited by the
rehabilitation staff who had been
instrumental in getting him back on
his feet to come and put on a
concert for all the patients and
staff. It was a complete success and
this is what gave him the confidence
and encouraged him to play once
again. More
About Harvie Mays and Margaret Dawe: Marriage:
April 06, 1946, Hamilton, Ontario
Child
of Margaret Dawe and Harvie Mays is: +
59
i. Judith
Arlene7 Scott, born
October 05, 1949 in Toronto,
Ontario.
44.
Audrey Doreen6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born May 22, 1931 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
She married Paul Patterson,
son of Edward Patterson and Dorothy
Unknown.
He was born February 24, 1930
in Hamilton, Ontario.
Children
of Audrey Dawe and Paul Patterson
are: +
60
i. Janice
Lynn7 Patterson, born
October 16, 1954 in Hamilton,
Ontario. +
61
ii. Donna
Lorraine Patterson, born November
06, 1956 in Hamilton, Ontario.
62
iii. Lori
Ann Patterson, born January 08, 1958
in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married George Thomas
Turner; born November 16, 1949 in
Ontario.
63
iv.
Douglas Stanley Patterson,
born July 19, 1961 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
He married Jennifer
"Jen" Unknown; born in
Alberta.
45.
Miriam6 Flewitt
(Frances Helena5 Dawe,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Frank Bishop,
son of Unknown Bishop and Unknown
UNKNOWN.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Miriam Flewitt and Frank Bishop
are:
64
i. Norman7
Bishop, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
65
ii. Shirley
Flewitt, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
51.
Helen Arlene6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born January 03, 1921 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and died
July 19, 1989 in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada.
She married William
Tressam, son of Unknown Tressam
and Unknown UNKNOWN.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Helen Arlene Dawe: Helen
Arlene Dawe was the oldest girl of
Stanley and Cora Dawe. Helen Dawe
married William Tressam of
Hamilton, Ontario. They had one
daughter Audrey Munt {Tressam} .She
was retired from a career in
Banking. She had a career that
spanned from working from the bottom
up to every area of banking. She was
well respected and liked by
everyone. She made many life long
friends at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Toronto, Ontario.
My mother and aunt were very close
not only in age but were the best of
friends. They travelled together to
many places. They went to Florida,
Bermuda, St. Lucia, Hawaii and Mexico
several times. They did just about
everything together. They were 18
months apart and were like twins . When they were young girls my
grandmother would dress them alike. She died much too young at 69 years of
age leaving two grandchildren and her son-in-law. . More
About Helen Arlene Dawe: Number
of Children: Hamilton, Ontario Notes
for William Tressam: William
Tressam married Helen Arlene Dawe of
Hamilton, Ontario.
Child
of Helen Dawe and William Tressam
is: +
66
i. Audrey7
Tressam, born June 27, 1952 in
Hamilton, Ontario. 52.
Margaret Irene6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born July 19, 1922 in Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada, and died November
05, 2001 in Port Coquitlam, BC,
Canada.
She married (1) Harvie
Harry Mays April 06, 1946 in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, son of
Thomas Mays and Rose Young. He was born October
06, 1922 in Barrie, Ontario, Canada.
She married (2) George
Raynor May 26, 1962 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
He was born Abt. 1902 in
Hamilton, Ontario, and died in
Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for Margaret Irene Dawe: Margaret
Irene was a retired medical staff
secretary for the Hamilton Civic Hospitals in Hamilton Ontario. She was
dedicated to serving her hospital
and the doctors for almost 20
years. She
was given a retirement tea to honor
her many years of dedicated service
in 1986.They gave her a wonderful
send off with showering her with
many gifts and many letters of
thanks and appreciation by the heads of departments, doctors, nurses
and fellow peers with whom she
worked with. The
major part of Mom's life was the
dedication of her life to her
family. She gave of herself and
always went the second mile. Her
grandchildren were the highlight of
her life. Over the years she offered
so much support and love to her
grandchildren. When
I was left on my own as a single
parent to raise two young children
she stepped right in and gave of
herself to help with child rearing.
She would often take the children
for weekends to give me a break. On
those weekend adventures she would
often take the children skating in
the winter and swimming in the
summer. Mom liked her sports and
always included both Stan and Lynn. She
was a person who loved both
participating and watching sports on
t he television. She liked to watch
golf, bowling, tennis and enjoyed all
winter sports. In her earlier days
she skied, curled, golfed and was on
a 5 pin bowling team. For many years
she lawn bowled and participated in
many tournaments. My mother held
seasons tickets for the Tiger Cat
Football team in Hamilton and
attended many hockey games as well. Besides
the love for sports she also had a
love for Music and the
Orchestra. Each year Mom would buy
seasons tickets for the Hamilton
Philharmonic Orchestra. She would go
with her sister Helen and her mother Cora Dawe. Music has always been apart of our family. We all have
enjoyed music in our homes. Almost
every member of our family has taken
part in some form of music over the
years. Many of us has participated
in a church choir. One of my mothers
favorite opera singers were the
Three Tenors. She especially liked Pavarotti. Besides
music Mom had a love for animals.
She just loved Wildlife. She was a
member of the Canadian Wildlife
Society for many years. She had a love for birds and dogs. All through
my growing up years we always had
either or both dogs and birds. We
had a canary when I was a young girl
living at home. His name was Peter
and when we moved to Trois Riverre`
of course he was re-named as
Pierre`. The poor bird, he most likely was confused with his name being
changed and
wondered what was going on as for
most of his life he was "Peter
and then suddenly became
"Pierre` for two years and then went back to "Peter when we
moved back to Hamilton. We often
laughed Mom
had a dog "Missy" who was
her pride and joy. "Missy"
was a gift to herself when she
retired from the
hospital. "Missy gave her many
years of companionship and they
were the best of buddies. My
mother was my best friend and the
person who I could always confide
in. I thank God for my mother and for
giving me such a wonderful
opportunity to enjoy all the years
of dedication and support she gave
me in my growing up years and later
as an adult. No matter what my
mother did, she always put the other
person's needs over her own. Even in
death she was looking out for her
families needs and wondering how we
were feeling and how we were going
to cope with her soon approaching
death. My mother was a treasure.
She was a very unique
individual, very special indeed. I
cannot think of anyone who could
ever replace the relationship I had
with my mother. I have found out
first hand that a mother's love is
never replaceable. More
About Margaret Irene Dawe: Cremation:
November 07, 2001, Maple Ridge
Crematorium, Maple Ridge, BC Occupation:
Bet. 1966 - 1986, Hamilton Civic
Hospitals, Hamilton, Ontario; Medical Staff Secretary
for the Hamilton Civic Hospitals for
almost 20 years of
dedicated service. Notes
for Harvie Harry Mays: Harvie
Harry Mays was the youngest child of
ten living children, the son of Thomas Mays and Rose Sophia Young. He
was an honor roll student in both
elementary and secondary school. He
was active in scholastics and sports
and extra-curricular activities. He
was quite involved on the gym team
and the basketball team. His main
interests were his music in which he
gave 100 percent of his time to it. My
father was a gifted musician who was
a tenor soloist singing in a choir
with 7 other members of his family
as a young lad. He studied classical
piano, pipe organ, harmony and
theory He was gifted in playing the
piano as a young boy and continues
today. As
a young lad of 10 my father was a
paid assistant organist for Trinity
Anglican Church in Barrie, Ontario.
From 1930 to 1940 m y father went
with his father on a
"circuit" around Barrie
and Orillia as his regular
accompanist on piano and pump organ.
In the war years he played piano an
d sang in a small band. After the
war years he continued on with his
music. He was invited to perform at
many clubs around the Toronto
Ontario area. In
1953 he moved to Montreal. He was
transferred with Mays Steel from
Toronto to Montreal as their
salesman. He joined St. James the
Apostle church and was their tenor
soloist. While there he composed two
classical type
songs.1."Lament" based on
a SwinBorne poem. 2. "A Baby's
Eyes" that was sung by the
soprano soloist at St. James in one
of her concerts. My father was in
attendance and received good
acknowledgement. While
in attendance at St. James according
to my father he sang "solo
gigs" at weddings, parties and
many other places. While my father
was still with the St. James church
choir he applied to study with a
famous voice teacher Bernard Diamant
who eventually took him on. That was
quite an honor for Dad as Monsieur
Diamante took only the best. My
father had many opportunities and
excelled in music. He took part in a
Broadway musical and was a gifted
musician in his own right. One of
the Broadway musicals was
"Carousel" where he met
Marilyn Gardner who was an extra in
the Broadway show
"Carousel" as my father
was at that time. Besides
the many accomplishments in his
music career too numerous to mention
here he went on and performed in
many different music settings
including directing the Police
Department choir for seven years in
the Toronto, Ontario area. He was
hired by the Police Department in
Toronto in 1972 as their Music
Director and stayed until 1979. Besides
my fathers musical career he was
quite interested in sports. He
played rugby, hockey, tennis,
baseball, softball and football. My
dad enjoyed skiing, swimming,
diving and track and field. He was
one of the first high jumpers in
Barrie history to switch from the
scissors style to the eastern
layout. Dad
was a very popular young man in
every area he was involved in
whether it be music or sports. In
this present day my father at the
age of 80 is still very active in
the community and still enjoys
entertaining others with his music. More
About Harvie Mays and Margaret Dawe: Marriage:
April 06, 1946, Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada Notes
for George Raynor: Note:
George Raynor was believed to be
some 20 years older than my mother.
I remember a conversation with my
grandparents making a statement that
George was almost the same age as
my mother's father, Stanley Dawe .My
mother said that George died when
he was just over 80. My mother and
step-father were never divorced or
legally separated. They had been
separated for many years when George
died in Hamilton, Ontario. Note:
George Raynor was buried in the
Raynor Family plot in White Chapel
Memorial Gardens in Hamilton,
Ontario. Source
of Information: Provided by
Margaret Irene Raynor {Mays-Dawe}
told to her daughter Judith Arlene
Scott {Mays-Bajkor}in 1983. More
About George Raynor and Margaret
Dawe: Marriage:
May 26, 1962, Hamilton, Ontario
Child
of Margaret Dawe and Harvie Mays is: +
67
i. Judith
Arlene7 Scott, born
October 05, 1949 in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
54.
Audrey Doreen6
Dawe (Stanley5,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born May 22, 1931 in Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada.
She married Paul Patterson
October 11, 1952 in Hamilton,
Ontario, son of Edward Patterson and
Dorothy Unknown.
He was born February 24, 1930
in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for Audrey Doreen Dawe: Audrey
Doreen Patterson {Dawe} was the
youngest daughter of Cora and
Stanley Dawe. Audrey Doreen Dawe
married Paul Patterson of Hamilton,
Ontario. They had four children. She
is the only living member of the
four sister's. She was the only girl
out of the four who went to private
school. She attended Loreto Academy
in Hamilton, Ontario. She graduated
in 1950.This was the same school
where I would attend some years
later .My aunt was famous for
shrinking clothes. There was a family joke that if there was
anything that needed shrinking just
give it to Audrey. We as a family
have had many a laughs about
that .She always would put knitted
items and other fine washables in
the dryer when they should of been
hung to dry, this is why she got her
famous name for shrinking clothes. Another
trait of my aunt Audrey is she has
kept a dairy about all of our family
history an d also just about
everything she has done in her life
time about 60 years of information.
There is a saying that if anyone
needs to know something about the family, Ask Audrey to look it up in
her dairy. Believe me, she has
volumes of these little books just
jam packed with family history. She
has a love for dogs and cats. She
too as most of our family enjoys the
great outdoors. My aunt and uncle
have just returned from a trip {June
2002} to Newfoundland and went to Brigus the birth home of our
grandmother and great-grandmother
Julia Ann Morgan (Dawe-Ellis) .They travelled
throughout the many places of
interest of Newfoundland where our
family have roots. More
About Audrey Doreen Dawe: Number
of Children: Hamilton, Ontario Notes
for Paul Patterson: Paul
Patterson married Audrey Doreen Dawe
of Hamilton, Ontario. They had four
children. My
uncle was a sports minded man who
always liked to be outdoors. Hi s
past times were hunting, fishing and
he liked to scuba dive. He had a
love for dogs especially raising
Labrador Retrievers. At one time in
our family everyone had a Lab for
their family pet. He
was a multi-talented young man who
did a lot of building, designing
with building additions which
included a solarium . It was a
beautiful room to be in. He
decorated both the inside and
outside of their home in Burlington,
Ontario. He also put in a family
size pool in their back yard. We as a
family had many pool parties as we
the children grew up in Hamilton. I
remember going out to my aunt and
uncles place for picnics and family
gatherings for birthday parties.
Every year the highlight was a big
fire works display in their backyard
for all the children. This was a
great event that happened every
Labour Day weekend. Uncle
Paul was the one who designed and
built their family home in
Huntsville, Ontario. He has made
their home a beautiful p lace for
family to vacation at. He has
received many a compliment about his
beautiful home in Huntsville. More
About Paul Patterson and Audrey
Dawe: Marriage:
October 11, 1952, Hamilton, Ontario
Children
of Audrey Dawe and Paul Patterson
are: +
68
i. Janice
Lynn7 Patterson, born
October 16, 1954 in Hamilton,
Ontario. +
69
ii. Donna
Lorraine Patterson, born November
06, 1956 in Hamilton, Ontario.
70
iii. Lori
Ann Patterson, born January 08, 1958
in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married George Thomas
Turner September 06, 1986 in
Hamilton, Ontario; born November 16,
1949 in Ontario. Notes
for Lori Ann Patterson: Note:
Lori is my first cousin and she is
placed third with being the last
born of the three girls. Lori has
one brother who was born after she
was in 1958. She has always played
a major part in her sisters family
with maintaining a close
relationship to her nieces. She has
not had children of her own but has
made her nieces her children. She
has a warm personality who truly
cares about other peoples feelings. Lori
has an outgoing personality who
likes to surround herself with
friends and family. She is always
ready to lend a helping hand when
she is needed. Lori
is the one in the family who shares
the love for Family Genealogy as I
have. She has researched her own
family history including the Daw,
Lockery and Morgan families and has
completed a Family tree for each
one. This
past summer Lori has shared family
history with me as I too have
completed a Family tree which is
dated from 1650 in Ships Cove, NF to
this present time. Lori helped fill
in the missing pieces for our
grandmother, Cora Myrtle Dawe's [Lockery]
side of the family. I am very
thankful as before she shared this
data for the Lockery side of the
family I had very little information
to go on. With this data I now have
it has helped fill in the many areas
I lacked for the names and dates of
my grandmother's family. I am very
grateful to Lori for offering t he
assistance she did and providing the
data for getting this Lockery family
tree completed. Source
of Information: Provided by Judith
Arlene Scott {Mays-Bajkor]. More
About George Turner and Lori
Patterson: Marriage:
September 06, 1986, Hamilton,
Ontario
71
iv.
Douglas Stanley Patterson,
born July 19, 1961 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
He married Jennifer Unknown
in Edmonton, Alberta; born in
Alberta. Notes
for Douglas Stanley Patterson: Note:
Douglas Stanley is the only boy born
in the Patterson family and is my first cousin. He was the only grandson
of Stanley and Cora Dawe. He was
born into a family of three girls.
His mother was one of four girls
born herself. As you can imagine
Doug was quite spoiled with being
the only boy in the family. Doug was born on his Aunt Margaret's,
[my mother's birthday] July 19,
1961. Doug was always close to his
auntie. They both had a very close
relationship. It was maintained
right up to his aunts death in
2001.There were many visits to his
aunts home with his wife Jen before
she passed away. One
of his last visits to his aunt in
hospital was about ten days before
she passed away. Doug came to Port
Coquitlam to see his auntie with his
wife Jen at that time. He came once
again just hours before she passed
into the presence of her Lord from
the affects of colon cancer. Doug
shared the same love for golf that
she had. Mom golfed for many years
and only stopped playing because of
the arthritis in her knees. It was
quite difficult for Mom to walk long
distances so in the end the game
was put on hold. Doug
told Mom and our family that he
would play a game of golf in memory
of his "auntie". He would dedicate the
first game of golf he played after
Mom's death the following year when
remembering her anniversary one year later. Source
of Information: Provided by Judith
Arlene Scott [Mays-Bajkor]. More
About Douglas Patterson and Jennifer
Unknown: Marriage:
Edmonton, Alberta
55.
Mary6 Flewitt
(Frances Helena5 Dawe,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married William Pauls,
son of Unknown Pauls and UNKNOWN
Unknown.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario, and died in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Mary Flewitt and William Pauls
are: +
72
i. Charles7
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario. +
73
ii. Susan
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario. +
74
iii. Steven
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
75
iv.
Thomas Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario. Notes for Mary Flewitt: Further research will be followed up for all of the above for dates of birth, death, marriage and for places of birth, death and marriage at a later date.
57.
Miriam6 Flewitt
(Frances Helena5 Dawe,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born Aft. 1924 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
She married Frank Bishop,
son of Unknown Bishop and UNKNOWN
Unknown.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Miriam Flewitt and Frank Bishop
are: +
76
i. Shirley7
Bishop, born in Hamilton, Ontario. +
77
ii. Norman
Bishop, born in Hamilton, Ontario. +
78
iii. David
Bishop, born in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes for Miriam Flewitt: Further research will be followed up for all of the above mentioned for dates and places of birth and marriage. Generation
No. 6
58.
Audrey Doreen7
Tressam (Helen Arlene6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born June
27, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Clyde Munt
April 11, 1981 in Windsor, Ontario,
son of Eric Munt and Blanche St.
Pierre.
He was born 1951 in Windsor,
Ontario. More
About Clyde Munt and Audrey Tressam: Marriage:
April 11, 1981, Windsor, Ontario
Children
of Audrey Tressam and Clyde Munt
are:
79
i. Lauren
Ashley8 Munt, born August
19, 1984 in Windsor, Ontario.
80
ii. Craig
Munt, born March 26, 1988 in
Windsor, Ontario.
59.
Judith Arlene7
Scott (Margaret Irene6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
October 05, 1949 in Toronto,
Ontario.
She married (1) Alex-Andre
Bajkor June 27, 1969 in
Hamilton, Ontario, son of Michael
Bajkor and Margaret Unknown. He was born 1949 in
France.
She married (2) Thomas
David Harry Scott April 09, 1975
in Hamilton, Ontario, son of David
Scott and Evana Unknown.
He was born December 16, 1951
in Hamilton, Ontario. More
About Alex-Andre Bajkor and Judith
Scott: Marriage:
June 27, 1969, Hamilton, Ontario More
About Thomas Scott and Judith Scott: Marriage:
April 09, 1975, Hamilton, Ontario
Child
of Judith Scott and Alex-Andre
Bajkor is:
81
i. Stanley
John8 Scott, born January
25, 1970 in Hamilton, Ontario.
Children
of Judith Scott and Thomas Scott
are:
82
i. Stanley
John8 Scott, born January
25, 1970 in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for Stanley John Scott: Stan
my miracle child a blessing from God
was born as a premature infant who
was just over 5 pounds. He had
unlike his sister a head full of
blond hair. He was small but wirily
as my family doctor said to me just
shortly after his birth."
Wirily" means in the English
dictionary 1.made of wire.2.like
wire.3.lean, strong and tough. The
description of "wirily"
suits Stan to a "T". Right
from the time when I brought Stan
home from the hospital he always was
a strong little tyke .He certainly
had a small beginning but soon
picked up and by the time he was 3
months old he was doing everything
that babies do at that age. He was a
good natured little boy. Right from
the start Stan had a personality
that had strong determination .I can
now see this personality being the
spring board for shaping and
preparing him for his adult years. He
never had a shy personality but was
al ways outgoing. His grandmother
and I would often have many a laugh
over this little boy running up to
a young child on the street and
saying: "You wanna be my
friend"? A short while later
sure enough you would see him off
playing with the child he had asked
to be his friend. I believe Stan's
personality has taken him to where
he is today. I have appreciated his
warm outgoing personality that has
always given me encouragement and
always lifted my spirits when they
have needed a lift. Stan has a way
to bring cheer into any situation.
Over the years Stan has brought much
cheer and joy to my life. Like his
sister he too has become my friend
and the one in whom I can confide
in. Source
of Information: Provided by his
mother, Judith Arlene Scott
[Mays-Bajkor]. Stan
owns and operate s his own business
from his home in British
Columbia. Stan is a multi-talented young man who has produced many
pieces of art through the sculpture
of rock. His collection of Rock and
Water concepts include backyard pond
displays filled with exotic fish, tabletop water fountains for
mantle places and so much more. Stan
is able to sculpt a plain piece of
rock into a work of art. He has done
big and small features for offices
and private homes. Besides the Rock
and Water features, Stan has
designed decorative retaining walls
and rock climbing walls for both
private homes and business. Stan has
become very much in demand for this
type of work. Yes, with his many
talents he will go far with this
business of Water and Rock Design. More
About Stanley John Scott: Occupation:
British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta;
Occupation: Stan has his own
business working in Rock & Water
Concepts
83
ii. Linda
Margaret Scott, born November 23,
1973 in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Darren John Brant
August 06, 2000 in Rose Garden,
Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby, BC; born
February 22, 1972 in Powell River,
BC. Notes
for Linda Margaret Scott: Linda
Margaret Scott was a blessing from
God. Linda certainly was a miracle
baby. She was born absolutely
perfect. I will never forget the big
grey-blue eyes wide open right from
the time she was born. She had a full
head of dark brown hair that was
almost black. You would never know
that today as she is naturally blond. She lost all the dark hair by the
time she was 6 months old. Linda who
likes to be called "Lynn"
took after her grandmother when she
was born. They both had dark almost
black hair. Both of them became
blond by the time they were 6 months of age. Lynn is a very loving
caring young woman who always is
ready to share a smile. Lynn has
grown into a beautiful woman and
developed a warm personality. She
has developed from a personality
that was shy and timid as a little
girl who wouldn't leave her mother's
side at any time to a beautiful
young woman who is outgoing and
able to speak her mind freely. She
has always been noted for her quick
wit and sense of humor.
As an adult she has always
been able to speak her mind and
share what she is thinking. We as a
family have had many laughs over
Lynn being able to speak her mind
and what has come out of her mouth
at times. One thing for sure over
the years I have had a good
relationship with my daughter. We
have done many things together and
enjoyed each others company. Today
she is not only my daughter but she
is my best friend in whom I am able
to confide in. Source
of Information: Provided by her
mother Judith Arlene Scott {Mays-Bajkor}. Darren
her husband is an Engineer and Lynn
a Legal Assistant in a Law Firm in
South Vancouver. They both are career
people who enjoy their work. Lynn is
well suited for her position in Law
as she has the ability to speak what is on her mind and is able to
maintain a good sense of humor
which encourages a healthy
environment to work in for both her
employer and fellow peers. Note:
Linda Margaret Scott married Darren
John Brant August 6, 2000 in the
Rose Garden, Burnaby Mountain,
Burnaby, BC. It
was a beautiful hot sunny day. The
day was perfect for having an
outdoor wedding. The orchestra was
in fine tune playing soft music as
the guests arrived. Lynn was a
beautiful young bride wearing a
long flowing off white gown. The
happy couple said their wedding vows
before many family members from far
and near and many friends of both
the bride and groom. The reception
was held at the Burnaby Fire
Fighters Social Athletic Club in
Burnaby, BC. The wedding day for Lynn
and Darren from start to finish was
a picture perfect day. Lynn and
Darren are a happy couple who are
well suited for each other. They
will have many happy years as
husband and wife. Notes
for Darren John Brant: Darren
is more of a son than a son-in-law
to me. I thank God for Darren and
that he has become part of our
family. I well remember the day Lynn
introduced Darren to the family. It
was on her birthday. We all were
celebrating her special day at her
grandmothers home. I liked Darren
right from the start. He had and still does have a winning warm
personality that everyone likes. He
certainly won me over with his
caring and outgoing
personality. Darren has qualities
that show genuine care and concern
for his fellow man. He has a quiet
and gentle spirit. He is laid-back
and never allows anything to
irritate or disturb him. He certainly is the peacemaker of the
family. Wherever he goes he promotes
harmony and unity. He has been so
loving and supportive of me. I so
appreciate Darren and all the things
he has done for me and continues to
do. He has not only brought happiness to me but has brought it to
Lynn and to our whole family. The
past 3+ years all of our lives have
been enriched with Darren's presence
in our family. Note: Darren
graduated from the University of
British Columbia with a degree in
Engineering. He has done very well
for himself and has achieved much in
his young years. Darren is well
suited for his career and is well
liked by all who work with him. He
certainly promotes harmony and unity
in the workplace. Yes, Darren has
made me very proud to call him
"Son". More
About Darren Brant and Linda Scott: Marriage:
August 06, 2000, Rose Garden,
Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby, BC
60.
Janice Lynn7
Patterson (Audrey Doreen6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
October 16, 1954 in Hamilton,
Ontario. She married Terry
Jackson, son of Unknown Jackson
and Unknown UNKNOWN.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Janice Patterson and Terry
Jackson are:
84
i. Catharine8
Jackson, born in Around 1980.
85
ii. Erin
Jackson, born About. 1984 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
61.
Donna Lorraine7
Patterson (Audrey Doreen6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
November 06, 1956 in Hamilton,
Ontario. She married Nick
DI Pardo, son of Unknown DI
Pardo and Unknown UNKNOWN.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Donna Patterson and Nick DI Pardo
are:
86
i. Shawn8
DI Pardo, born November 13, 1982 in Hamilton, Ontario.
87
ii. Jackie
DI Pardo, born February 6, 1984 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
66.
Audrey7 Tressam
(Helen Arlene6 Dawe,
Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born June
27, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Clyde Munt
April 11, 1981 in Windsor, Ontario,
son of Eric Munt and Blanche St.
Pierre.
He was born December 20, 1951
in Windsor, Ontario. Notes
for Audrey Tressam: Note:
My first cousin Audrey and I were
very close and did many things
together as we were only three years
a part in age. We spent a lot of
time together as little girls
growing up in Hamilton, Ontario. I
have quite a number of pictures of
the both of us at the family home
where both of our mothers grew up as
young girls. Aunt Helen and my
mother were only eighteen months a
part and were very close and did
many activities together with their
daughters. As a consequence Audrey
and I spent a great deal of time
with each other. I remember all the
fun we had when our mothers would
take us to the beach for swimming
and picnics. There are many
pictures where we both were dressed
like twins. I am sure this was a
carry over from the days when both
Aunt Helen Audrey's mother and my
mother Margaret were dressed like
twins by my grandmother Cora Dawe. Note:
Audrey w as always an honor roll
student and always did very well in
her studies. She attended Western
University of London, Ontario. She
obtained her degree in Physiotherapy. For many years she was the
department head at the Hospital in
Windsor, Ontario. The past several
years she and another colleague have
owned and operated their own
practice in the Windsor area. They
both have done very well for themselves. More
About Clyde Munt and Audrey Tressam: Marriage:
April 11, 1981, Windsor, Ontario
Children
of Audrey Tressam and Clyde Munt
are:
88
i. Lauren
Ashley8 Munt, born August
19, 1984 in Windsor, Ontario.
89
ii. Craig
Munt, born March 26, 1988 in
Windsor, Ontario.
67.
Judith Arlene7
Scott (Margaret Irene6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
October 05, 1949 in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
She married (1) Alex-
Andre Bajkor June 27, 1969 in
Melrose United Church, Hamilton,
Ontario, son of Michael Bajkor and
Margaret Unknown.
He was born in France.
She married (2) Thomas
David Harry Scott April 09, 1975
in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, son of
David Scott and Evana Scott.
He was born December 16, 1951
in Hamilton, Ontario. Notes
for Judith Arlene Scott: Judith
Arlene Scott {Mays-Bajkor} was the
only daughter born to Harvey Harry
May s and Margaret Irene Dawe. I was
raised in a loving home by my mother
and my grandparents, Stanley and
Cora Dawe when my parents separated
when I was two and a half years of
age. At that time I went to live in
Hamilton Ontario in the family home
at 73 Hyde Park Avenue, the home
where my mother and aunts were
raised. It
was a home where I was nurtured with
much love, care, support and guidance.
At the tender age of five I can
remember my grandmother walking with
me each day to kindergarten. I
remember being a very shy little
girl and was very nervous attending
school. My grandmother was kind and
sensitive to the fact of my timidity and nervousness on that first
day of school. Each day we would
walk to school and my grandmother
would sing, skip and play games with
me. She made attending school a fun
thing to do. Before long I was
enjoying school and got over my
nervousness. My
grandfather was the one who taught
me how to tie my own shoe laces. We
were a close knit family that did
everything together. I can look back and remember all the fun times I
had with my grandparents and the
wonderful summer vacations at the
family cottage in the northland of
Ontario. I was given so much support
and learned much from them
throughout my life and early growing
up years. The
music background I inherited from my
father and grandparents was also
encouraged by my grandmother Cora
Dawe as she too had a love for music. In her younger days she learned to
play the piano. She loved to sing
and I remember sitting at her feet
singing with her. I sang in the
choir of Melrose United Church in
Hamilton Ontario and was involved in
the Junior, Intermediate and Senior
choirs. This is where I really
enjoyed myself. I
thank God for my Christian heritage
roots that have been passed down to
me through my family. My l ife has
been enriched by the influence of my
families nurturing, care, love, teaching and acceptance that was given
during my growing up years in
Hamilton, Ontario. Note: Education: Douglas College: Nursing Program, 1988-1992; Medical Lab oratory,1983-1984; A.C.E. Training in Christian Education 1980-1983; Christian Counselling
Training Program,1980 Note: Employment History: Nursing Aide, St. Peters Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario 1967-1968; Nursing Aide, Dr. Rygiel's Home for Children, Hamilton, Ontario 1968; Registered Home Day Care Provider 1977-1980; Taught the ABC's of Learning to Read Program to young children ages 5 to 7 at Bethesda Christian Center, Ancaster, Ontario 1980-1983; Laboratory Dr. Rygiel's Home for Children, Hamilton, Ontario 1983-1984; Christian Counsellor , Crossroads Christian Communications 1980-1993; Missions Services of Hamilton Ontario Christian Counselling 1984-1985; Home Care
Nursing Port Coquitlam, BC
1985-1992. Notes
for Alex- Andre Bajkor: Note:Alex-Andre
was born in a small town that
bordered France. He had a career in
Knife Carving. In the Public Library
there is a Book called "The Gun
Digest"; Book of Knives 2nd
Edition, On page 177 there is a
story written about Andre` .In that
chapter it tells about Andre's`
interests and all about his career
in Knife Carving. Note:
Andre enjoyed any kind of hunting
and especially liked to hunt deer.
He was a man who was very keen on
Sports and the outdoors. Note:
I remember him as being quite
talented in Art, he was able to
sketch just about anything. Before
we were married I remember him with
a sketch book and artist pencil
designing my wedding dress. We
discussed what I was wanting for my
dress and he took a pencil and
sketch book and began to draw an
outline of the dress I described. By
the time he finished drawing the
outline and filling it in he ha d
pretty well drawn the dress I had
described to him. It was amazing the
talent he had. If we had more time
before our wedding date I am sure
Andre would of designed my dress
and had it made for me. He was a
very talented young man when we
first met. This is what first
attracted me to Andre. Another
note of interest was most of his
friends called him Andre but his
family as far as I can remember
would always call him
"Alex". More
About Alex- Bajkor and Judith Scott: Marriage:
June 27, 1969, Melrose United
Church, Hamilton, Ontario Notes
for Thomas David Harry Scott: Thomas
Scott adopted Judith Arlene Bajkor's
children at point of marriage. He adopted both Stanley John and Linda
Margaret in 1975 after marriage. Tom
was a good father who really loved
his children. Not many men would take
on someone else' s children and be
willing to adopt them and make them
his own. He did have a heart of
gold. Thomas worked at Dofasco steel
company in the blast furnace for
many years in Hamilton, Ontario. At
one time he and his dad David Scott
worked at Dofasco at the same
time. Dofasco was very famous for
their Christmas parties for the
families of their employees. They put
on excellent parties for the
children. There were gifts for the
children and their parents including
a big box of goodies and fruit for
each one who worked for Dofasco. This
was a highlight for the year for all
the families who had loved ones
working at Dofasco. More
About Thomas David Harry Scott: Adoption:
1975, Hamilton, Ontario Canada More
About Thomas Scott and Judith Scott: Marriage:
April 09, 1975, Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada
Child
of Judith Scott and Alex- Bajkor is:
90
i. Stanley
John8 Scott, born January
25, 1970 in Hamilton, Ontario.
Children
of Judith Scott and Thomas Scott
are: +
91
i. Stanley
John8 Scott, born January
25, 1970 in Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
92
ii. Linda
Margaret Scott, born November 23,
1973 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
She married Darren John Brant
August 06, 2000 in Rose Garden,
Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby BC; born
February 22, 1972 in Powell River,
BC. Notes
for Linda Margaret Scott: Linda
Margaret was born on a sunny cold
day November 23, 1973 in Hamilton,
Ontario. This is a day I will never
forget as long as I will live. It
was such a joyous occasion. With
great anticipation I arrived at
Henderson General Hospital to have
my precious baby. In those days you
never knew in advance what sex of
the baby was going to be. I just
knew I was going to have my baby and
the baby was going to be healthy. I
was quite anxious to get into the
labor and delivery room to have my
baby. I wanted my baby and was
anxious to hold this precious soul
in my arms. After a few hours I was
able to do just that and was a very
happy young mother of a beautiful
baby girl. I now had a complete family, a boy and a girl. What more
could a mother want. Lynn had big blue -grey eyes and a full head of hair
that was almost black .She took after her grandmother as she too was born with a
full head of black hair. It wasn't
until Lynn became 6 months old that
she lost all that black hair. After
that she had a full head of blond
curly hair. To this day Lynn has
never lost her blond hair .Her eyes
are still beautiful. Her eyes are now
a blue-green color. I remember Lynn's big eyes in the delivery room as
they were wide open looking right at
me. She never closed those eyes
from the time she was born until she
left my side going to the nursery
to get washed and dressed to be ready to be shown off to her relatives thru
the nursery room window. Right
from the start I knew it was going
to be a special relationship I would
have with my daughter .In spite of
the early months of colic in which
she cried quite a lot and was
generally not happy with all the gas
pain she had, she did eventually get
over it and she developed a
personality that was a quiet and
caring kind of attitude. As
a little girl I can remember the
love she had for me and her other
family members .She was a sensitive
little girl who liked to hug and
kiss you and liked to be touched.
Lynn always wanted to be close by my
side. She was a shy but caring and
sensitive little girl right from
the start that always wanted to stay
close to her mot her. We did just
about everything together through
her growing up years. I think that
is why Lynn and I get on so well
with each other today. All
of these qualities have stayed with
Lynn all through her growing up
years and today she is an outgoing
young woman who gets along with
everyone and is a sensitive woman to
other peoples needs. Lynn has lost
her shyness and is not afraid to
share he r thoughts and feelings
with others. Lynn has developed long
lasting friendships with a couple of
good friends and she is a loyal
friend to them. Lynn is now able to
use those qualities of care,
sensitivity and concern with others
in her work place as a Legal
Assistant with a Law Firm here in
Vancouver. I am so proud of my girl
who has become my best friend and
someone who I can confide in when
needed. Note:
Linda Margaret married Darren Brant
in the Rose Garden on Burnaby
Mountain, August 6, 2000. Notes
for Darren John Brant: Note:
Darren John came into our lives a
few years ago through meeting my
daughter Linda Margaret who prefers
to be called "Lynn". He
has brought so much joy t o not only
Lynn but to all of our family.
Darren is what you would call a
peace maker of the family. Whenever
Darren comes into a room he always
brings peace and joy. Darren has so
many positive qualities that always
stands out in a group of people. He
has a warm and outgoing personality
that reaches out to others. Darren
has shown so much kindness and love
to me all through the years I have
known him. He is always ready to
lend a helping hand when needed. He
is always ready to go the extra
mile with never a complaint. His
cheery attitude is always welcome
no matter where he goes. Darren and
Lynn both have been willing to
offer assistance by picking me up
with the car for shopping trips and
many other outings. They are both
able to help with my wheelchair and
never complain. Darren always has a
smile on his face. I can't remember
ever seeing Darren without a smile.
He is never grumpy or out of sorts.
I really thank God for Darren. He
certainly has brought so much joy
and cheer to our household since he
came into our lives a few years
ago I have often told Darren he is
more of a son to me than a
son-in-law. I consider Darren a son
who has brought joy, peace and contentment to my life. Source
of Information: Provided by Judith
Arlene Scott [Mays-Bajkor] mother of
his wife Linda "Lynn"
Margaret Scott. More
About Darren Brant and Linda Scott: Marriage:
August 06, 2000, Rose Garden,
Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby BC
68.
Janice Lynn7
Patterson (Audrey Doreen6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
October 16, 1954 in Hamilton,
Ontario. She married Terry
Jackson in Hamilton, Ontario,
son of Unknown Jackson and UNKNOWN
Unknown.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Janice Lynn Patterson: Note:
Janice Lynn is my first cousin. She
and I were very close and did many
things together. The one thing that
really stands out and often brings
much laughter by the whole family
is the times both Jan and I played
ping pong. Even to t his day when I
am talking on the telephone with
family they always bring up the time
when Jan and I had our ping pong
tournament in the family home in
Burling ton, Ontario. This is where
my family would gather to share many
Christmas dinners. We were always a
very close knit family who did many
things together. I was quite close
to Jan and her other sisters and one
brother. The
one thing t hat stands out for sure
when it came to playing ping pong
neither one of us would become ping
pong champions. That is for sure. We
both were not very sports minded.
We were not co-ordinated for
starters. We both were very clumsy
in our actions when it came to
playing this game called ping pong.
We couldn't make a connection with
the bat and the ball no matter how
hard we tried. I
am sure we were quite a site to be
seen. With our ping pong bats in
hand we would take the ball and
serve it to each other. This is
where the fun began. She would take
a swing at the ball and sometimes
she would hit the ball but more than
enough times she didn't. I was just
the same. We would go back and forth
for what seemed like forever with
everyone laughing including the two
of us. We both put a lot in to the
game always with great determination
we would swing as hard as we could
and would hope to hit that ball.
When we did make connection with the
ball it would be hit with such
force that the ball would be sent
across the room sometimes just
missing someone's head. Every time
the ball was hit everyone would take
cover hoping their heads wouldn't be
hit. This brought much laughter from
every one in the family room. To
this day my Aunt Audrey always
brings up this subject about the
days when Jan and I would play ping
pong. We were given the name of the
"Ping pong champions" for
Christmas family gatherings.
Every time we went to my aunt and
uncles home for Christmas they
always had that ping pong table set
up in the family room for us to
play. This
past Christmas day [2002] I talked
to my family in Huntsville, Ontario
and we had a laugh about this game that was played so many years ago. My
aunt said they were planning on
having a ping pong tournament. It
was going to be in our honor of
times past when both Jan and I
would entertain our family. It
certainly brought a lot of laughter
in the background from everyone
there at my cousins place. Source
of Information : Provided by Judith
Arlene Scott [Mays-Bajkor]. More
About Terry Jackson and Janice
Patterson: Divorce:
Hamilton, Ontario Marriage:
Hamilton, Ontario
Children
of Janice Patterson and Terry
Jackson are:
93
i. Catharine8
Jackson, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
94
ii. Erin
Jackson, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
69.
Donna Lorraine7
Patterson (Audrey Doreen6
Dawe, Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
November 06, 1956 in Hamilton,
Ontario. She married Nick
Di Pardo in Hamilton, Ontario,
son of Unknown Di Pardo and UNKNOWN
Unknown.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario. Notes
for Donna Lorraine Patterson: Note:
Donna is my first cousin second in
line of three girls. I was close to
my cousin. All through my growing up
years I did a lot of activities with
Donna and her sisters at their
Burlington home. We sure have a
wealth of information stored up in
our memory banks for the great times
we had. I
have fond memories of attending
Donna and her husbands home for many
Christmas dinners after she was
married to Nick. She always had a
wonderful spread of food and made
everyone feel welcome. She
certainly had the gift of
hospitality. We have always been a
very close knit family who shared
many family activities. More
About Nick Di Pardo and Donna
Patterson: Marriage:
Hamilton, Ontario
Children
of Donna Patterson and Nick Di Pardo
are:
95
i. Shawn8
Di Pardo, born November 13, 1982 in Hamilton, Ontario.
96
ii. Jackie
Di Pardo, born February 6, 1984 in Hamilton,
Ontario.
72.
Charles7 Pauls
(Mary6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario. He
married Carol Unknown.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Charles Pauls and Carol Unknown
are:
97
i. Michael8
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Rosemary Unknown;
born in Hamilton, Ontario. +
98
ii. Timothy
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
99
iii. Richard
Pauls, born in Hamilton, Ontario.
100
iv.
Holly Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
73.
Susan7 Pauls
(Mary6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Paul Morrison,
son of Unknown Morrison.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Susan Pauls and Paul Morrison
are: +
101
i.
Robert8 Morrison,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
102
ii.
Gordon Morrison, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
74.
Steven7 Pauls
(Mary6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Cheryl Unknown.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Steven Pauls and Cheryl Unknown
are: +
103
i.
Steven8 Pauls,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
104
ii.
Angela Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
76.
Shirley7 Bishop
(Miriam6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
She married Raymond Pauls,
son of Unknown Pauls and Unknown
UNKNOWN.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Shirley Bishop and Raymond Pauls
are:
105
i.
David8 Pauls, born
in Hamilton, Ontario.
106
ii.
Christopher Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
107
iii.
Carrie Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
108
iv.
Timothy Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
109
v.
Scott Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
110
vi.
Corinne Pauls, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
77.
Norman7 Bishop
(Miriam6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Susan Unknown,
daughter of Unknown UNKNOWN.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Children
of Norman Bishop and Susan Unknown
are:
111
i.
Brock8 Bishop,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
112
ii.
Lindsay Bishop, born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
78.
David7 Bishop
(Miriam6 Flewitt, Frances
Helena5 Dawe, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born in
Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Judy Unknown,
daughter of Unknown UNKNOWN.
She was born in NF.
Children
of David Bishop and Judy Unknown
are:
113
i.
Jonathan8 Bishop,
born in NF.
114
ii.
Jennifer Bishop, born in NF. Generation
No. 7
91.
Stanley John8
Scott (Judith Arlene7,
Margaret Irene6 Dawe,
Stanley5, William4,
William3, Samuel2,
Unknown1) was born
January 25, 1970 in Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada.
He married Jodie Lakustra,
daughter of Unknown Lakustra and Ann
Lakustra.
She was born in Winnipeg,
Manitoba. Notes
for Stanley John Scott: Note:
Stanley John Scott and Jodie
Lakustra had one daughter Bailey
Judith Ann Lakustra. Stanley John
Scott did not marry Jodie Lakustra. Stanley
John Scott was born on a beautiful
sunny day in Hamilton, Ontario
January 25, 1970. He w as born one
month premature at 5 pounds. I
remember the doctor saying Stanley John was tiny but wirily. In spite of
his smallness he had strength to his
tiny hands. He would grab my fingers
and hold on tight. He wasn't letting
go for any thing. Right from the
start Stan was a good natured little
boy. He always smiled and never
cried only when he was hungry. He
was always full of cheer and never
had a day that he was fussy. Even in
teething Stan never cried. He was
content and happy to suck on his
teething ring. He was the type of
baby you could put down on a blanket
with toys and one who was always
content to play with whatever you
gave him. He never complained about
what you gave him to play with. S
tan has always been a good natured
young boy who grew up being
sensitive to other people's
feelings. He was the one who always
had a word that made you laugh and
forget about your cares and worries.
Stan has always had an outgoing
personality. He can come into a
room and bring much cheer and joy to
just about any situation one would
find themselves in. You cannot be
sad for long with Stan around. He
is a young man who truly brings much
joy when you are in his presence. I
can remember Stan as a young
outgoing little boy who was never
afraid to make new friends. In the
early days we moved a few times and
Stan with his outgoing personality
would run up to a complete stranger
and ask the boy or girl the
following question "You wanna
be my Friend" and sure enough a
short time later you would see both
Stan and his new found friend he had
just met playing and having a great
time. As
family we have often had a laugh or
two of all the times when Stan
would run up the street and
introduce himself to fellow peers an
d ask them to be his friends. Stan
never lacked for friends. He is
still the same today but a little
wiser in how he approaches the
people he wishes to befriend. As an
adult he has developed much artistic
talent and has done very well in
starting his own business here in
British Columbia. I am sure his
outgoing personality has helped him
in obtaining many contracts for his
business. He
own s and operates his own Rock and
Water Scaping business. Stan can
sculpt just about any piece of rock
and make something that is drab into
a beautiful piece of art. He makes
rock and water features for
fireplace mantles, table top water features complete with a waterfall,
rock and water fountains with ponds
for private homes and has built
rock climbing walls and does just
about anything that is possible for
a Water and Rock Scaping business. More
About Stanley John Scott: Number
of Children: Winnipeg, Manitoba Notes
for Jodie Lakustra: Note:
Jodie Lakustra and Stan Scott had
one daughter Bailey Judith Ann
Lakustra . Stan and Jodie did not
marry. Source
of Information provided by Judith
Arlen e Scott {Mays-Bajkor].
Child
of Stanley Scott and Jodie Lakustra
is:
115
i.
Bailey Judith Ann9
Lakustra, born January 26, 1993 in
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
98.
Timothy8 Pauls
(Charles7, Mary6
Flewitt, Frances Helena5
Dawe, William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Denise Unknown.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Child
of Timothy Pauls and Denise Unknown
is:
116
i.
Jordan9 Pauls,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
101.
Robert8
Morrison (Susan7
Pauls, Mary6 Flewitt,
Frances Helena5 Dawe,
William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Marilyn Unknown.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Child
of Robert Morrison and Marilyn
Unknown is:
117
i.
Jessica9 Morrison,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
103.
Steven8 Pauls
(Steven7, Mary6
Flewitt, Frances Helena5
Dawe, William4, William3,
Samuel2, Unknown1)
was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
He married Sarah Unknown.
She was born in Hamilton,
Ontario.
Child
of Steven Pauls and Sarah Unknown
is:
118
i.
Summer9 Pauls,
born in Hamilton, Ontario.
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