Seventh Generation (Continued)
Family of Barbara SHILLINGTON (81) & John M McAMMOND
239. Thomas George Shillington McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 19 Mar 1863 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Thomas George Shillington died in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada, on 27 Jan 1908; he was 44.
- 1891 census T6355, Mattawa village, Nipissing Twp, Ontario
McAmmond, Thomas (m), 28, married, freight clerk CPR
McAmmond, Margaret (f), 29, married, wife b. Que.
Note: no children are listed
- He was in the real state amd insurance business in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario and was Clerk of the Court there at the time of his death.
- 1891 census T6355, Mattawa village, Nipissing Twp, Ontario
McAmmond, Thomas (m), 28, married, freight clerk CPR
McAmmond, Margaret (f), 29, married, wife b. Que.
Note: no children are listed
- He was in the real state amd insurance business in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario and was Clerk of the Court there at the time of his death.
On 12 Jan 1887 when Thomas George Shillington was 23, he married Margaret Josephine* GORDON in Aylmer, Quebec, Canada. Born on 9 Sep 1861 in Aylmer, Quebec, Canada. Margaret Josephine* died in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, on 30 Sep 1936; she was 75. Buried abt 1936 in Gordon Plot, Bellevue Cemetery, Aylmer, Quebec, Canada.
They had the following children:
i.
Thomas Gordon McAMMOND (Died as Infant) (1890-1891)
ii.
Lila Margaret Barbara McAMMOND (1892-)
iii.
Douglas Asa Foster McAMMOND (Died as Child) (1897-1901)
240. John Richard Wesley McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1) 
. Born on 1 Dec 1864 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. John Richard Wesley died in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 14 Oct 1919; he was 54. Buried abt 1919 in Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Occupation: Railroad agent.
- 1891 Canada census, living in Graham, Algoma, Ontario - lodgers
Name Age
Henry Dennison 36 - M, 36, M, Ont, … Hotel keeper
Eliza Dennison 32 - F, 32, M, wife, Ont …
Hannah Dennison 13 - F, 13, daug, Ont …
Grace Dennison 6 - F, 6, dau, Ont …
Jessie Gordon 30 - F, 30, dom, Scotland …
Kate Dirine 36 - F, 36, dom, Ont …
Alfred Leree [Lever?] 25 - M, 25, dom, Eng …
John McAmond 36 - M, 26, M, L, Ont x3, Meth, Train Despatcher employed
Emma McAmond 23 - F, 23, M, L, Ont x3, Meth
Norma McAmond 3 - F, 3, L, Ont x3, Meth
John McAmond 2 - M, 2, L, Ont x3, Meth
Willie McAmond 9/12 - M, 9?/12, L, Ont x3, Meth
Year: 1891; Census Place: Graham, Algoma, Ontario; Roll: T-6323; Family No: 33
- 1893 family portrait showing mother Katherine [“Emma”] OBryan, baby son Arthur Lyle, daughter Norma Pearl, son John Wallace and father John R W McAmmond
- 1901 Canada census, living in Sturgeon Falls, Nipissing, Ontario
Name Age - all Canadian, Methodist
John Mcammond 36 - M, W, head, M, Dec 1 1864, 36, O, Scotch, RR Agt employed 12 mo, $600
Catherine Mcammond 32 - F, W, wife, M, Feby 10 1869, 32, O, Irish
Norma P Mcammond 12 - F, W, daught, S, May 24 1888, 12, O, Scotch, 10mo school
John W Mcammond 11 - M, W, Son, S, Nov 27 1889, 11, O, Scotch, 10mo school
Arthur L Mcammond 8 - M, W, son, S, July 29 1892, 8, O, 10mo school
Charles O Mcammond 5 -M, W, son, S, Dec 12 1895, 5, O, 4mo school
Kenneth J [I - above line] Mcammond 3 - M, W, son, S, May 18 1897, 3, O
Harold L Mcammond 2 - M, W, son, S, Feby 13 1899, 2, O
Manfred Mcammond 1/12 - M, W, son, S, Feby 17, 100, 1/12, O
Lillian Demoure 16 - F, W, Dom, S, May 24 1884, 16, O, French, Canadian R Cath, genl. Sert employed, 4mon $70, $80 other sources, mother tongue French
Year: 1901; Census Place: Sturgeon Falls (Town/Ville), Nipissing, Ontario; Page: 15; Family No: 131
- 1906 Canada Census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Name: John McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 41
Birthplace: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Catherne McAmmond
Province: Manitoba
District: Marquette
Sub-District Description: Townships 16, 17, 18 in ranges 25, 26 west and Birtle town
Sub-District: 8
Address: Solsgarth PO
Household Members:
- 1906 Canada census living in Solsgarth PO, Townships 16, 17, 18 in ranges 25, 26 west and Birtle town, SD 8, Marquette, Manitoba
Name Age
John McAmmond 41 - head, M, M, 41, Ont, 4 horses, 1 ..., 1 other
Catherne McAmmond 37 - wife, F, M, 37, Ont
Norma P McAmmond 18 - daughter, F, S, 18 Ont
John W McAmmond 16 - son, M, S, 16,
Arthur L McAmmond 13 - son, M, S, 13
Charles E [O] McAmmond 10 - son, M, S, 10
Kenneth T [I] McAmmond 9 - son, M, S, 9
Harold L McAmmond 7 - son, M, S, 7
Manfred McAmmond 5 - son, M, S, 5
Alice M McAmmond 2 - daughter, F, S, 2
Year: 1906; Census Place: 8, Marquette, Manitoba; Page: 7; Family No: 68
- 1911 Census of Canada
Name: John McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 45
Birth Date: Dec 1865
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Katherine McAmmond
Race or Tribe: Scotch (Scotish)
Province: Manitoba
District: Winnipeg City
District Number: 24
Sub-District: 65 - Winnipeg
Sub-District Number: 65
Place of Habitation: 808 Simcoe St
Household Members:
Name Age - family Scotch Canadian Methodist
John McAmmond 45 - M, head, M, Dec 1865, 45, O, Telegraph Operator, Railway Office, 52 wks, 80 hr/wk, $1300, $1000 insurance, 45? $80?
Katherine McAmmond 42 - F, wife, M, Feb 186?, 42, O, none
Norma McAmmond 23 - F, daughter, S, May 1888, 23, O, none
John McAmmond 20 - M, son, S, Nov 18??, 20, O, Drug Clerk, Drug store wholesale?, 44wks, 54hrs/wk, $448?
Arthur McAmmond 28 - M, son?, S, July 1892, 18, O, Contractor, shingling [crossed out: 40 wks, 54 hrs, $600?
Charles McAmmond 15 - M, son, S, De, 1885, 15, O, none
Kenneth McAmmond 14 - M, son, S, May 1897, 14, O, none
Harold McAmmond 12 - M, son, S, Feb 1899, 12, O, none
Manfred McAmmond 10 - M, son, S, Feb 1901, 10, O, none
Freda McAmmond 7 - F, daughter, S, July 190?, 7, O, none
Beatrice McAmmond 4 - F, daughter, S, July 1906, 4, Man, none
Wesley McAmmond 6/12 - M, son, S, Dec 1910, 6/12, Man, none
George Dixon 28 - M, lodger, S, ???, 18??, ??, England 1???, Anglican Butcher, butcher shop 15 wks, 64 hrs/wk, $60
Lily Dixon 13 - F, lodger, S, June 1882, 18, England 1908?, Anglican Stenographer, Law Office, 52wks, 48 hrs/wk, $250
Agatha Billman [Bellman?] 26 - F, lodger, S, Apr 18??, 36, O, Methodist, Forelady? Tent? Factory, 46 wks, 54 hrs, $600
John Ford 26 - M, lodger, S, April 1865?, 26?, b. England, 1911, Anglican, Baker, - - - -
Year: 1911; Census Place: 65 - Winnipeg, Winnipeg City, Manitoba; Page: 11; Family No: 110
- 1916 Canada Census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Name: John R W Mcammond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 50
Est. Birth Year: 1866
Birthplace: Ontario
Home in 1916: 01, Macdonald, Manitoba [District 4 Macdonald, S Dist 1, Village of Roland]
Address: 5, 4, 1W, Roland [Twp, Range, Meridian, Municipality]
Racial or Tribal Origin: Canadian
Relation to Head of Household: Self
Spouse's Name: Katherine Mcammond
Sub District Desc.: Townships 5 and 6, ranges 3 and 4 west of principal meridian, including the Village of Roland
Household Members:
Name Age - lines 33 to 42, all Methodist, Canadian, all speak English but not French
John R W Mcammond 50 - head, M, M, 50, b Ontario, station Agenent worker CN Railway
Katherine Mcammond 48 - wife, F, M, 48, b Ontario, none
Arthur Mcammond 23 - military overseas England, son, M, S, 23, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Orville Mcammond 20 - military in Canada, Camp Hughes, son, M, S, 20, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Kenneth Mcammond 19 - military in Canada, Camp Hughes, son, M, S, 20, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Harold Mcammond 17 - son, M, S, 17, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Manford Mcammond 15 - son, M, S, 15, b Ontario, none
Frieda Mcammond 12 - daughter, F, S, 12, b Ontario, none
Beatrice Mcammond 9 - daughter, F, S, 9, b Ontario, none
Wesley Mcammond 5 - son, M, S, 5, b Manitoba, none
Year: 1916; Census Place: Manitoba, Macdonald, 01; Roll: T-21927; Page: 22; Family No: 212
- 1919 Manitoba Vital Stats
MacAmmond, John Richard Weslely, male died age 53 years on 14/10/1919, WPG
- 1919 memorial for John R McAmmond
Birth: unknown
Death: Oct. 14, 1919
Burial: Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Plot: D-0417-0
Created by: Christina
Record added: May 31, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 111556008
- Family photo shared on ancestry by sanray1
John R W McAmmond and family
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Back row: Arthur Steeds and wife Norma, Beatrice, Freda, Manfred Mc Ammond Front row: Vera Steeds, John R. McAmmond his wife Catherine O'Bryan and son Wesley
RESEARCH NOTES
On FamilySearch.org, their family is:
#L9PH-KL9 John Richard Wesley McA
#L9PH-KVF Katherine Emmaline O'Bryan
. Born on 1 Dec 1864 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. John Richard Wesley died in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 14 Oct 1919; he was 54. Buried abt 1919 in Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Occupation: Railroad agent.- 1891 Canada census, living in Graham, Algoma, Ontario - lodgers
Name Age
Henry Dennison 36 - M, 36, M, Ont, … Hotel keeper
Eliza Dennison 32 - F, 32, M, wife, Ont …
Hannah Dennison 13 - F, 13, daug, Ont …
Grace Dennison 6 - F, 6, dau, Ont …
Jessie Gordon 30 - F, 30, dom, Scotland …
Kate Dirine 36 - F, 36, dom, Ont …
Alfred Leree [Lever?] 25 - M, 25, dom, Eng …
John McAmond 36 - M, 26, M, L, Ont x3, Meth, Train Despatcher employed
Emma McAmond 23 - F, 23, M, L, Ont x3, Meth
Norma McAmond 3 - F, 3, L, Ont x3, Meth
John McAmond 2 - M, 2, L, Ont x3, Meth
Willie McAmond 9/12 - M, 9?/12, L, Ont x3, Meth
Year: 1891; Census Place: Graham, Algoma, Ontario; Roll: T-6323; Family No: 33
- 1893 family portrait showing mother Katherine [“Emma”] OBryan, baby son Arthur Lyle, daughter Norma Pearl, son John Wallace and father John R W McAmmond
- 1901 Canada census, living in Sturgeon Falls, Nipissing, Ontario
Name Age - all Canadian, Methodist
John Mcammond 36 - M, W, head, M, Dec 1 1864, 36, O, Scotch, RR Agt employed 12 mo, $600
Catherine Mcammond 32 - F, W, wife, M, Feby 10 1869, 32, O, Irish
Norma P Mcammond 12 - F, W, daught, S, May 24 1888, 12, O, Scotch, 10mo school
John W Mcammond 11 - M, W, Son, S, Nov 27 1889, 11, O, Scotch, 10mo school
Arthur L Mcammond 8 - M, W, son, S, July 29 1892, 8, O, 10mo school
Charles O Mcammond 5 -M, W, son, S, Dec 12 1895, 5, O, 4mo school
Kenneth J [I - above line] Mcammond 3 - M, W, son, S, May 18 1897, 3, O
Harold L Mcammond 2 - M, W, son, S, Feby 13 1899, 2, O
Manfred Mcammond 1/12 - M, W, son, S, Feby 17, 100, 1/12, O
Lillian Demoure 16 - F, W, Dom, S, May 24 1884, 16, O, French, Canadian R Cath, genl. Sert employed, 4mon $70, $80 other sources, mother tongue French
Year: 1901; Census Place: Sturgeon Falls (Town/Ville), Nipissing, Ontario; Page: 15; Family No: 131
- 1906 Canada Census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Name: John McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 41
Birthplace: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Catherne McAmmond
Province: Manitoba
District: Marquette
Sub-District Description: Townships 16, 17, 18 in ranges 25, 26 west and Birtle town
Sub-District: 8
Address: Solsgarth PO
Household Members:
- 1906 Canada census living in Solsgarth PO, Townships 16, 17, 18 in ranges 25, 26 west and Birtle town, SD 8, Marquette, Manitoba
Name Age
John McAmmond 41 - head, M, M, 41, Ont, 4 horses, 1 ..., 1 other
Catherne McAmmond 37 - wife, F, M, 37, Ont
Norma P McAmmond 18 - daughter, F, S, 18 Ont
John W McAmmond 16 - son, M, S, 16,
Arthur L McAmmond 13 - son, M, S, 13
Charles E [O] McAmmond 10 - son, M, S, 10
Kenneth T [I] McAmmond 9 - son, M, S, 9
Harold L McAmmond 7 - son, M, S, 7
Manfred McAmmond 5 - son, M, S, 5
Alice M McAmmond 2 - daughter, F, S, 2
Year: 1906; Census Place: 8, Marquette, Manitoba; Page: 7; Family No: 68
- 1911 Census of Canada
Name: John McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 45
Birth Date: Dec 1865
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Katherine McAmmond
Race or Tribe: Scotch (Scotish)
Province: Manitoba
District: Winnipeg City
District Number: 24
Sub-District: 65 - Winnipeg
Sub-District Number: 65
Place of Habitation: 808 Simcoe St
Household Members:
Name Age - family Scotch Canadian Methodist
John McAmmond 45 - M, head, M, Dec 1865, 45, O, Telegraph Operator, Railway Office, 52 wks, 80 hr/wk, $1300, $1000 insurance, 45? $80?
Katherine McAmmond 42 - F, wife, M, Feb 186?, 42, O, none
Norma McAmmond 23 - F, daughter, S, May 1888, 23, O, none
John McAmmond 20 - M, son, S, Nov 18??, 20, O, Drug Clerk, Drug store wholesale?, 44wks, 54hrs/wk, $448?
Arthur McAmmond 28 - M, son?, S, July 1892, 18, O, Contractor, shingling [crossed out: 40 wks, 54 hrs, $600?
Charles McAmmond 15 - M, son, S, De, 1885, 15, O, none
Kenneth McAmmond 14 - M, son, S, May 1897, 14, O, none
Harold McAmmond 12 - M, son, S, Feb 1899, 12, O, none
Manfred McAmmond 10 - M, son, S, Feb 1901, 10, O, none
Freda McAmmond 7 - F, daughter, S, July 190?, 7, O, none
Beatrice McAmmond 4 - F, daughter, S, July 1906, 4, Man, none
Wesley McAmmond 6/12 - M, son, S, Dec 1910, 6/12, Man, none
George Dixon 28 - M, lodger, S, ???, 18??, ??, England 1???, Anglican Butcher, butcher shop 15 wks, 64 hrs/wk, $60
Lily Dixon 13 - F, lodger, S, June 1882, 18, England 1908?, Anglican Stenographer, Law Office, 52wks, 48 hrs/wk, $250
Agatha Billman [Bellman?] 26 - F, lodger, S, Apr 18??, 36, O, Methodist, Forelady? Tent? Factory, 46 wks, 54 hrs, $600
John Ford 26 - M, lodger, S, April 1865?, 26?, b. England, 1911, Anglican, Baker, - - - -
Year: 1911; Census Place: 65 - Winnipeg, Winnipeg City, Manitoba; Page: 11; Family No: 110
- 1916 Canada Census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Name: John R W Mcammond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 50
Est. Birth Year: 1866
Birthplace: Ontario
Home in 1916: 01, Macdonald, Manitoba [District 4 Macdonald, S Dist 1, Village of Roland]
Address: 5, 4, 1W, Roland [Twp, Range, Meridian, Municipality]
Racial or Tribal Origin: Canadian
Relation to Head of Household: Self
Spouse's Name: Katherine Mcammond
Sub District Desc.: Townships 5 and 6, ranges 3 and 4 west of principal meridian, including the Village of Roland
Household Members:
Name Age - lines 33 to 42, all Methodist, Canadian, all speak English but not French
John R W Mcammond 50 - head, M, M, 50, b Ontario, station Agenent worker CN Railway
Katherine Mcammond 48 - wife, F, M, 48, b Ontario, none
Arthur Mcammond 23 - military overseas England, son, M, S, 23, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Orville Mcammond 20 - military in Canada, Camp Hughes, son, M, S, 20, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Kenneth Mcammond 19 - military in Canada, Camp Hughes, son, M, S, 20, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Harold Mcammond 17 - son, M, S, 17, b Ontario, telegrapher worker CNR
Manford Mcammond 15 - son, M, S, 15, b Ontario, none
Frieda Mcammond 12 - daughter, F, S, 12, b Ontario, none
Beatrice Mcammond 9 - daughter, F, S, 9, b Ontario, none
Wesley Mcammond 5 - son, M, S, 5, b Manitoba, none
Year: 1916; Census Place: Manitoba, Macdonald, 01; Roll: T-21927; Page: 22; Family No: 212
- 1919 Manitoba Vital Stats
MacAmmond, John Richard Weslely, male died age 53 years on 14/10/1919, WPG
- 1919 memorial for John R McAmmond
Birth: unknown
Death: Oct. 14, 1919
Burial: Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Plot: D-0417-0
Created by: Christina
Record added: May 31, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 111556008
- Family photo shared on ancestry by sanray1
John R W McAmmond and family
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Back row: Arthur Steeds and wife Norma, Beatrice, Freda, Manfred Mc Ammond Front row: Vera Steeds, John R. McAmmond his wife Catherine O'Bryan and son Wesley
RESEARCH NOTES
On FamilySearch.org, their family is:
#L9PH-KL9 John Richard Wesley McA
#L9PH-KVF Katherine Emmaline O'Bryan
On 29 Jun 1887 when John Richard Wesley was 22, he married Katherine Emmaline “Emma” O’BRYAN in Sittsville, Ontario, Canada. Born on 10 Feb 1869 in Cook County, Ireland. Katherine Emmaline “Emma” died in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 21 Jan 1951; she was 81. Buried abt 1951 in Section D-0417-0, Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Katherine McAmmond
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widowed
Age: 53
Birth Year: abt 1868
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Manitoba
District: Winnipeg South
District Number: 4
Sub-District: Winnipeg (City)
Sub-District Number: 30
City, Town or Village: South Winnipeg
Section Number: 391 Brandon Ave
Municipality: South Winnipeg
Occupation: Clerk [none?]
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada Nationalist, all Irish, all Methodists
Katherine McAmmond 53 - 391 Brandon Ave, owns single wood house 6 rooms, head, F, W, Ont, parents Ont, none?
Kenneth McAmmond 24 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, carpenter, worker, CPR Shops, $1380
Harold McAmmond 22 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, checker, worker, CNRy Shops, $1155
Manfred McAmmond 20 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, checker, worker, CNRy, $1200
Alice McAmmond 17 - daughter, F, S, Ont, parents Ont, none
Beatrice McAmmond 14 - daughter, F, S, Man, parents Ont, none
Richard McAmmond 10 - son, M, S, Man, parents Ont, none
- 1951 memorial for Katherine Emma McAmmond
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 23, 1951
Burial: Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Plot: D-0417-0
Created by: Christina
Record added: May 31, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 111556114 [no image]
The McAmmond USA family tree on ancestry says she had a son John O’Brien [surname] 1891- in Ontario as well as many McAmmond children
in Sittsville, Ontario, Canada. Born on 10 Feb 1869 in Cook County, Ireland. Katherine Emmaline “Emma” died in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 21 Jan 1951; she was 81. Buried abt 1951 in Section D-0417-0, Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Katherine McAmmond
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widowed
Age: 53
Birth Year: abt 1868
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Manitoba
District: Winnipeg South
District Number: 4
Sub-District: Winnipeg (City)
Sub-District Number: 30
City, Town or Village: South Winnipeg
Section Number: 391 Brandon Ave
Municipality: South Winnipeg
Occupation: Clerk [none?]
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada Nationalist, all Irish, all Methodists
Katherine McAmmond 53 - 391 Brandon Ave, owns single wood house 6 rooms, head, F, W, Ont, parents Ont, none?
Kenneth McAmmond 24 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, carpenter, worker, CPR Shops, $1380
Harold McAmmond 22 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, checker, worker, CNRy Shops, $1155
Manfred McAmmond 20 - son, M, S, Ont, parents Ont, checker, worker, CNRy, $1200
Alice McAmmond 17 - daughter, F, S, Ont, parents Ont, none
Beatrice McAmmond 14 - daughter, F, S, Man, parents Ont, none
Richard McAmmond 10 - son, M, S, Man, parents Ont, none
- 1951 memorial for Katherine Emma McAmmond
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 23, 1951
Burial: Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Greater Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Plot: D-0417-0
Created by: Christina
Record added: May 31, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 111556114 [no image]
The McAmmond USA family tree on ancestry says she had a son John O’Brien [surname] 1891- in Ontario as well as many McAmmond children
They had the following children:
i.
Norma Pearl McAMMOND (1888-1973)
ii.
John Wallace McAMMOND (1889-1971)
iii.
William “Willie” McAMMOND (~1890-)
iv.
Arthur Lyall McAMMOND (1892-1947)
v.
Charles Orville* McAMMOND (1895-1959)
vi.
Kenneth Ivan McAMMOND (1897-1942)
vii.
Harold Lawson McAMMOND (1899-)
viii.
Manfred Cameron “Manny” McAMMOND (1901-1980)
ix.
Alice Muriel Winfreda “Frieda” McAMMOND (1904-1993)
x.
Beatrice Barbara McAMMOND (1906-1964)
xi.
Richard Wesley* McAMMOND (1910-2005)
241. McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 2 Feb 1867 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. died in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada, on 3 Feb 1867; he was <1.
- This might be the second baby in a row that died near birth. Another researcher shows another baby born and died the previous year in 1866
- This might be the second baby in a row that died near birth. Another researcher shows another baby born and died the previous year in 1866
242. Jane McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 22 Dec 1867 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Jane died in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on 29 Jan 1951; she was 83. Buried abt 1951 in Bells Corners, Ontario, Canada.
- 1901 Canada Census
Ontario / Carleton / 40 Ottawa South / page 17 [199 Hopewell?]
27 183 Patterson Jane F Head W Dec 1868 43 O Irish Canadian Methodist none
28 183 Patterson David? M Son S Sep 1888 23 O Irish Canadian Methodist Labourer
29 183 Patterson Thomas M Son S Mar 1889 22 O Irish Canadian Methodist gentleman?
30 183 Patterson Beatrice F Daughter S Apr 1891 20 O Irish Canadian Methodist domestic
- Most of their lives were spent around Ottawa and Nepean, Ontario. - 4 children listed
- Another researcher lists only 3 children
- 1901 Canada Census
Ontario / Carleton / 40 Ottawa South / page 17 [199 Hopewell?]
27 183 Patterson Jane F Head W Dec 1868 43 O Irish Canadian Methodist none
28 183 Patterson David? M Son S Sep 1888 23 O Irish Canadian Methodist Labourer
29 183 Patterson Thomas M Son S Mar 1889 22 O Irish Canadian Methodist gentleman?
30 183 Patterson Beatrice F Daughter S Apr 1891 20 O Irish Canadian Methodist domestic
- Most of their lives were spent around Ottawa and Nepean, Ontario. - 4 children listed
- Another researcher lists only 3 children
On 10 May 1885 when Jane was 17, she married William John PATTERSON in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Born on 16 Jul 1861 in Ontario, Canada. William John died in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on 2 Jun 1922; he was 60. Buried abt 1922 in Bells Corners, Ontario, Canada.
- 1901 Canada census
Subdistrict: Nepean, CARLETON, ONTARIO
District Number: 52
Subdistrict Number: e-7
Archives Microfilm: T-6462
4 27 36 Patterson William J M Head M Jul 16 1861 39 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth Plasterer
4 28 36 Patterson David M M Son S Sep 5 1887 13 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 29 36 Patterson Thomas G M Son S Mar 12 1890 11 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 30 36 Patterson Olive B F Daughter S Apr 2 1891 10 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 31 36 Adams Herbert M none S not known1870 20 England 1889 English Canadian Meth Laborer
[likely sighting - missing wife Jane, and daughter Barbara (who died about this time) ]
RESEARCH NOTES
- 1911 found a possible sighting - a boarder in the Joseph Mayer household / boarding house in Ottawa - but where is the rest of the family?
Ontario / Ottawa / 2 ByWard / page 3
8 14 Patterson William M Boarder M Jul 1862 49 Meth
- 1901 Canada census
Subdistrict: Nepean, CARLETON, ONTARIO
District Number: 52
Subdistrict Number: e-7
Archives Microfilm: T-6462
4 27 36 Patterson William J M Head M Jul 16 1861 39 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth Plasterer
4 28 36 Patterson David M M Son S Sep 5 1887 13 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 29 36 Patterson Thomas G M Son S Mar 12 1890 11 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 30 36 Patterson Olive B F Daughter S Apr 2 1891 10 Ont r Scotch Canadian Meth
4 31 36 Adams Herbert M none S not known1870 20 England 1889 English Canadian Meth Laborer
[likely sighting - missing wife Jane, and daughter Barbara (who died about this time) ]
RESEARCH NOTES
- 1911 found a possible sighting - a boarder in the Joseph Mayer household / boarding house in Ottawa - but where is the rest of the family?
Ontario / Ottawa / 2 ByWard / page 3
8 14 Patterson William M Boarder M Jul 1862 49 Meth
They had the following children:
i.
Barbara Florence PATTERSON (ca1886-1901)
ii.
David M PATTERSON (1887-)
iii.
Thomas George PATTERSON (1889-)
iv.
Olive Beatrice* PATTERSON (1891-1937)
243. David Foster* McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 17 Nov 1869 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. David Foster* died in Vancouver, BC, Canada, on 21 Feb 1950; he was 80.
- He was known by the name Foster. Both he and his wife spent their lives in service to the Salvation Army. He enlisted in the Pioneer Corps in Ottawa, 1889 and served with rising rank and every growing responsibilities in Toronto, Montreal, London (Ontario), Winnipeg and again at Territorial Headquarters at 538 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In October 1930 he was made Field Secretary for Canada, a postion he held until his retirement in 1936. He and his wife continued to reside in Toronto until 1947. Shortly after celbrating their 50th wedding anniversary in 1947 they moved to Vancouver, Britsh Columbia. Canada.
- 1881 Canada Census
Name: David Foster McAmmond
Gender: Male
Age: 11y
Calculated Birth Year: 1870
Birthplace: Ontario
Marital Status:
Occupation: Student
Ethnic Origin: Irish
Religion: Meth. Epis.
Head of Household: John Mcammond
Born During Last Year:
Census Place: Nepean, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
District Number: 108
Sub District: A
Division: 2
Page Number: 18
House Number: 553373
Family Number: 88
Digital Folder Number: 4465422
Image Number: 00295
Film Number: 1375867
Library and Archives Canada Film Number: C-13231
Household Gender Age
John McAmmond M 43y
Barbara McAmmond F 35y
Thomas G.S. McAmmond M 18y
John R.W. McAmmond M 16y
Jane McAmmond F 13y
David Foster McAmmond M 11y
Ann McAmmond F 9y
Wm. Oliver McAmmond M 7y
Barbara C. McAmmond F 6y
Sarah McAmmond F 4y
Albert Edward McAmmond M 2y
- 1891 "Canada Census, 1891"
Name: David Mcammond
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Birth Year (Estimated): 1870
Birthplace: Ontario
Marital Status: Single
Religion: Salvation Army
Province: Ontario
District: Wellington Centre
District Number: 125
Sub-District: Drayton
Affiliate Film Number: 30953_148178
- 1897 "Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927"
Name: David Foster Mcammond
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 01 Nov 1897
Event Place: Stratford, , Ontario, Canada
Age: 28
Birth Year (Estimated): 1869
Father's Name: John M Mcammond
Mother's Name: Barbara Shillington
Spouse's Name: Linnie Abbie Brady
Spouse's Age: 26
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1871
Spouse's Father's Name: James Brady
Spouse's Mother's Name: Frances Fields
Page:
GS Film Number: 1870918
Digital Folder Number: 004529266
Image Number: 01472
- 1950 British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986
Death Date: 21 Feb 1950
Death Place: Vancouver, B.C., British Columbia, Canada
Name: David Foster Mcammond
Gender: Male
Age: 80y 3m 4d
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1869
Birthplace: Ottawa, Ontario
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Linnie Brady
Father: David Foster Mcammond
Mother:
Film Number: 2032631
Digital Folder Number: 4437858
Image Number: 2388
British Columbia Archives Film Number: B13203
Registration Number: 50 09 002554
RESEARCH NOTES
- see also https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJM - submission id:MMDZ-DXQ
- There was a Foster Mcammond and Barbara Caroline Hare who had a son Ernest Frederick Mcammond, born 18 May 1879 in Neapean Twp, Carleton ON - perhaps connected?
- He was known by the name Foster. Both he and his wife spent their lives in service to the Salvation Army. He enlisted in the Pioneer Corps in Ottawa, 1889 and served with rising rank and every growing responsibilities in Toronto, Montreal, London (Ontario), Winnipeg and again at Territorial Headquarters at 538 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In October 1930 he was made Field Secretary for Canada, a postion he held until his retirement in 1936. He and his wife continued to reside in Toronto until 1947. Shortly after celbrating their 50th wedding anniversary in 1947 they moved to Vancouver, Britsh Columbia. Canada.
- 1881 Canada Census
Name: David Foster McAmmond
Gender: Male
Age: 11y
Calculated Birth Year: 1870
Birthplace: Ontario
Marital Status:
Occupation: Student
Ethnic Origin: Irish
Religion: Meth. Epis.
Head of Household: John Mcammond
Born During Last Year:
Census Place: Nepean, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
District Number: 108
Sub District: A
Division: 2
Page Number: 18
House Number: 553373
Family Number: 88
Digital Folder Number: 4465422
Image Number: 00295
Film Number: 1375867
Library and Archives Canada Film Number: C-13231
Household Gender Age
John McAmmond M 43y
Barbara McAmmond F 35y
Thomas G.S. McAmmond M 18y
John R.W. McAmmond M 16y
Jane McAmmond F 13y
David Foster McAmmond M 11y
Ann McAmmond F 9y
Wm. Oliver McAmmond M 7y
Barbara C. McAmmond F 6y
Sarah McAmmond F 4y
Albert Edward McAmmond M 2y
- 1891 "Canada Census, 1891"
Name: David Mcammond
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Birth Year (Estimated): 1870
Birthplace: Ontario
Marital Status: Single
Religion: Salvation Army
Province: Ontario
District: Wellington Centre
District Number: 125
Sub-District: Drayton
Affiliate Film Number: 30953_148178
- 1897 "Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927"
Name: David Foster Mcammond
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 01 Nov 1897
Event Place: Stratford, , Ontario, Canada
Age: 28
Birth Year (Estimated): 1869
Father's Name: John M Mcammond
Mother's Name: Barbara Shillington
Spouse's Name: Linnie Abbie Brady
Spouse's Age: 26
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1871
Spouse's Father's Name: James Brady
Spouse's Mother's Name: Frances Fields
Page:
GS Film Number: 1870918
Digital Folder Number: 004529266
Image Number: 01472
- 1950 British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986
Death Date: 21 Feb 1950
Death Place: Vancouver, B.C., British Columbia, Canada
Name: David Foster Mcammond
Gender: Male
Age: 80y 3m 4d
Birth Date: 17 Nov 1869
Birthplace: Ottawa, Ontario
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Linnie Brady
Father: David Foster Mcammond
Mother:
Film Number: 2032631
Digital Folder Number: 4437858
Image Number: 2388
British Columbia Archives Film Number: B13203
Registration Number: 50 09 002554
RESEARCH NOTES
- see also https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJM - submission id:MMDZ-DXQ
- There was a Foster Mcammond and Barbara Caroline Hare who had a son Ernest Frederick Mcammond, born 18 May 1879 in Neapean Twp, Carleton ON - perhaps connected?
On 1 Nov 1897 when David Foster* was 27, he married Linnie Abbie BRADY in Stratford, Ontario, Canada. Born ca 1870. Linnie Abbie died in Vancouver, BC, Canada, on 18 Jun 1950; she was 80.
- Daughter of James Brady and Frances Fields
- Daughter of James Brady and Frances Fields
They had the following children:
i.
Linnie May McAMMOND (1899-)
ii.
Myrtle Foster McAMMOND (1902-)
iii.
Ernest Norman Carlos McAMMOND (1906-1989)
iv.
Grace Evelyn McAMMOND
244. Ann McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 8 Aug 1871 in Neapen Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada. Ann died in 1940; she was 68.
- This couple lived at Heschel, Saskatchewan and later at Camrose, Alberta, Canada.
RESEARCH NOTES
- married late. Assumed no children.
- This couple lived at Heschel, Saskatchewan and later at Camrose, Alberta, Canada.
RESEARCH NOTES
- married late. Assumed no children.
On 27 Feb 1917 when Ann was 45, she married Walter Lewis BURWELL. Born on 26 Feb 1873 in Port Burwell, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada.
They had no children.
245. William Oliver McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 28 Jun 1873 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. William Oliver died in White Rock, BC, Canada, on 4 Jan 1959; he was 85. Buried on 6 Jan 1959 in Sunnyside Lawn Cemetery, Surrey, BC, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: William McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 47
Birth Year: abt 1874
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Charlotte McAmmond
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 4
Township Number: 32
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada nationalist, all Methodist
William McAmmond 47 - owns single wood house, 6 or 9? rooms, head, M, M, 47, Ont, both parents Ont, Irish, Farmer, OA, Grains
Charlotte McAmmond 37 - wife, F, M, 37, Ont, both parents Ont, English, none
Marjorie McAmmond 11 - daughter, F, S, 11, Sask, both parents Ont, Irish, Scholar
Dorothy McAmmond 5 - daughter, F, S, F, Sask, both parents Ont, Irish
listed just before them in same household:
McFaronliss? William - boarder, M, S, 38, Ont, both parents Ont, English, Farmer, OA, Grains
- This couple lived at Herschel, Saskatchewan, Canada for many years and then moved to Edmonton, Alberta.
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJQ:
From Saskatchewan history book -
William Oliver and Charlotte McAmmond -
William Oliver McAmmond was born in Brittania Bay, Ontario, on June 28, 1873. He went to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as a young man and worked in a hardware store and then to homestead approximately the year 1905, ten miles northeast of Herschel. He worked in the hardware during the winter months at Massey's in Saskatoon and to homestead during the summer months. He lived in a sod house and broke the land by means of the oxen and plow.
On November 18, 1908, he married Charlotte Beatrice Farquhar in Saskatoon. She was born in Clinton, Ontario June 12, 1883.
Their daughter Marjorie was born September 29, 1909. The family settled on the homestead approximately 1910. Their daughter Dorothy was born September 12, 1915, on the homestead.
During the early days of homesteading, William made a trip on foot to Saskatoon, which is one hundred miles from the homestead, taking three days to make the trip. After acquiring a team of oxen, he made another trip to Saskatoon. The farm consisted of a half section of land, and trees were planted around the area where the buildings were located. This made a good windbreak and excellent area for garden, which was always a great success. They had three really good milk cows, Holstein and Herford, and were able to ship cream to Kerrobert each week receiving a high grade for it.
The best wheat crop harvested was a yield of 40 bushels to the acre in 1915. That was what William called the year of the bumper crop. His memory was very good and he could relate the crop yield for each year of farming.
In the year 1918 they built a seven roomed house and red hip roofed barn. Cars became popular in the district in 1917-18 at which time William bought a 490 model Chev, and after the new house was built he turned the old house into a garage to house the car.
A good spirit of friendship prevailed in the district and some highlights of activity in the community were picnics and a trip to Herschel hills to pick saskatoons.
William served as Secretary-Treasurer for Engen School District for many years, where his two daughters attended. The girls drove a shetland pony to school hitched to a two wheeled cart in the summer and in the winter hitched to a home-made jumper. From the time the pony left the gate to go to school she would trot the whole way there.
William farmed until 1925 and rented same for three years to Dave Hollingsworth and the family went to live in Saskatoon. During this time he worked at Stephen's Bakery. They returned to the farm in the spring of 1929 and lived there until approximately 1935 when they sold the farm and moved to Saskatoon and later to Edmonton, Alberta. About the year 1956 William and Charlotte moved to White Rock, B.C., where he passed away January 4, 1959. His wife then moved back to Edmonton, where she resided until her passing July 17, 1969.
Marjory, their oldest daughter, was married in 1933 to a young businessman in Saskatoon, J.W. (Bill) Brown, Manager of Dominion Rubber. They moved in the 40's to Edmonton were Bill pursued the Real Estate Business and had a very good appliance business, Sun Appliances, which a few years ago he sold to some of his associates and retired to a farm out of the city, near Fort Saskatchewan. There he started up with his son-in-law, Peter Kozak, who had worked with Bill in appliances, but who's heart had always been on the farm. Peter is married to Marjory and Bill's only daughter, Oralee, and they have five children.
Marjory and Bill's eldest, W.H. Brown, with his wife, Gerda, spent 12 years in Africa as missionaries, leaving there on furlough not long prior to Idi Amin's terrorism, and slaying of so many people. They later took Spanish and are doing a very good work as missionary co-ordinators for a larg missionary oriented Church in Vancouver, "Glad Tidings". Besides these activities, he is, with his wife Gerda, Superintendant of a Mexican Bible College.
Dorothy, Will's youngest daughter, who as well as had Marjory, took her high schooling in Saskatoon. Dorothy was active as Church Pianist in Elim Tabernacle, and there met her husband George Scott. Rev. Scott ministered in Viscount Pentescostal church for less than a year after they were married, due to his untimely passing. Dorothy worked as a secretary for a number of years in Saskatoon, and moved to Edmonton about the same time as the Browns, were she worked for a number of years as secretary to Premier Manning. After moving to Edmonton she met and married Mr. Lawrence Sullivan, and they have a daughter, Marsha, Mrs. Paul Ellis of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
The Shillington-Kerfoot Family Tree lists William Oliver McAmmond's birth place as Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: William McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 47
Birth Year: abt 1874
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Charlotte McAmmond
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 4
Township Number: 32
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada nationalist, all Methodist
William McAmmond 47 - owns single wood house, 6 or 9? rooms, head, M, M, 47, Ont, both parents Ont, Irish, Farmer, OA, Grains
Charlotte McAmmond 37 - wife, F, M, 37, Ont, both parents Ont, English, none
Marjorie McAmmond 11 - daughter, F, S, 11, Sask, both parents Ont, Irish, Scholar
Dorothy McAmmond 5 - daughter, F, S, F, Sask, both parents Ont, Irish
listed just before them in same household:
McFaronliss? William - boarder, M, S, 38, Ont, both parents Ont, English, Farmer, OA, Grains
- This couple lived at Herschel, Saskatchewan, Canada for many years and then moved to Edmonton, Alberta.
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJQ:
From Saskatchewan history book -
William Oliver and Charlotte McAmmond -
William Oliver McAmmond was born in Brittania Bay, Ontario, on June 28, 1873. He went to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as a young man and worked in a hardware store and then to homestead approximately the year 1905, ten miles northeast of Herschel. He worked in the hardware during the winter months at Massey's in Saskatoon and to homestead during the summer months. He lived in a sod house and broke the land by means of the oxen and plow.
On November 18, 1908, he married Charlotte Beatrice Farquhar in Saskatoon. She was born in Clinton, Ontario June 12, 1883.
Their daughter Marjorie was born September 29, 1909. The family settled on the homestead approximately 1910. Their daughter Dorothy was born September 12, 1915, on the homestead.
During the early days of homesteading, William made a trip on foot to Saskatoon, which is one hundred miles from the homestead, taking three days to make the trip. After acquiring a team of oxen, he made another trip to Saskatoon. The farm consisted of a half section of land, and trees were planted around the area where the buildings were located. This made a good windbreak and excellent area for garden, which was always a great success. They had three really good milk cows, Holstein and Herford, and were able to ship cream to Kerrobert each week receiving a high grade for it.
The best wheat crop harvested was a yield of 40 bushels to the acre in 1915. That was what William called the year of the bumper crop. His memory was very good and he could relate the crop yield for each year of farming.
In the year 1918 they built a seven roomed house and red hip roofed barn. Cars became popular in the district in 1917-18 at which time William bought a 490 model Chev, and after the new house was built he turned the old house into a garage to house the car.
A good spirit of friendship prevailed in the district and some highlights of activity in the community were picnics and a trip to Herschel hills to pick saskatoons.
William served as Secretary-Treasurer for Engen School District for many years, where his two daughters attended. The girls drove a shetland pony to school hitched to a two wheeled cart in the summer and in the winter hitched to a home-made jumper. From the time the pony left the gate to go to school she would trot the whole way there.
William farmed until 1925 and rented same for three years to Dave Hollingsworth and the family went to live in Saskatoon. During this time he worked at Stephen's Bakery. They returned to the farm in the spring of 1929 and lived there until approximately 1935 when they sold the farm and moved to Saskatoon and later to Edmonton, Alberta. About the year 1956 William and Charlotte moved to White Rock, B.C., where he passed away January 4, 1959. His wife then moved back to Edmonton, where she resided until her passing July 17, 1969.
Marjory, their oldest daughter, was married in 1933 to a young businessman in Saskatoon, J.W. (Bill) Brown, Manager of Dominion Rubber. They moved in the 40's to Edmonton were Bill pursued the Real Estate Business and had a very good appliance business, Sun Appliances, which a few years ago he sold to some of his associates and retired to a farm out of the city, near Fort Saskatchewan. There he started up with his son-in-law, Peter Kozak, who had worked with Bill in appliances, but who's heart had always been on the farm. Peter is married to Marjory and Bill's only daughter, Oralee, and they have five children.
Marjory and Bill's eldest, W.H. Brown, with his wife, Gerda, spent 12 years in Africa as missionaries, leaving there on furlough not long prior to Idi Amin's terrorism, and slaying of so many people. They later took Spanish and are doing a very good work as missionary co-ordinators for a larg missionary oriented Church in Vancouver, "Glad Tidings". Besides these activities, he is, with his wife Gerda, Superintendant of a Mexican Bible College.
Dorothy, Will's youngest daughter, who as well as had Marjory, took her high schooling in Saskatoon. Dorothy was active as Church Pianist in Elim Tabernacle, and there met her husband George Scott. Rev. Scott ministered in Viscount Pentescostal church for less than a year after they were married, due to his untimely passing. Dorothy worked as a secretary for a number of years in Saskatoon, and moved to Edmonton about the same time as the Browns, were she worked for a number of years as secretary to Premier Manning. After moving to Edmonton she met and married Mr. Lawrence Sullivan, and they have a daughter, Marsha, Mrs. Paul Ellis of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
The Shillington-Kerfoot Family Tree lists William Oliver McAmmond's birth place as Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada.
On 18 Nov 1908 when William Oliver was 35, he married Charlotte Beatrice FARQUHAR in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Born on 12 Jun 1882 in Clinton, Huron County, Ontario, Canada. Charlotte Beatrice died in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on 17 Jul 1969; she was 87.
- Born 1882 or 1883?
- Born 1882 or 1883?
They had the following children:
i.
Marjorie F McAMMOND (1909-1994)
ii.
(Private)
246. Barbara Caroline “Carrie” McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 1 Oct 1874 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Barbara Caroline “Carrie” died in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on 30 May 1954; she was 79. Buried abt 1954 in Woods Anglican Cemetery.
- She went by the name of Caroline. They lived for a few years in Quebec before returning to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1953 they were living at Billing's Bridge, Ontario, Canada.
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJW
Ottawa Journal - Oct. 16, 1894 - Marriage McAmmond-Wood:
Marriage of Mr. Leonard Wood and Miss Carrie McAmmond on Oct. 16, 1894 at the residence of Mr. John McAmmond of Brittania was the scene of a very interesting event on Wednesday evening, 10th inst. when his daughter Carrie and Mr. Leonard Wood were united in Marriage. The Rev'd D. Moore performed the ceremony. Miss Von Charles of Brittania acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Wm McAmmond, brother of the bride, was best man. After the ceremony dinner was served and an enjoyable time spent.
The bride was the recipient of many pretty and useful presents. Mr. & Mrs. Wood left for their new home in Kazabazua today the 16th.
RESEARCH NOTES
- found a Barbara Carolina Mcammond, wife of Foster Mcammond b 1852, living in Los Angeles in 1920 and 1930 - perhaps her aunt and namesake? [Foster Mcammond, b 1852 son of John and Jane Mcammond] married Barbara Caroline Hare b 1854 dau of Robert and Barbara Hare on 14 Aug 1878, Nepeau, Carleton, Ontario]
- She went by the name of Caroline. They lived for a few years in Quebec before returning to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1953 they were living at Billing's Bridge, Ontario, Canada.
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJW
Ottawa Journal - Oct. 16, 1894 - Marriage McAmmond-Wood:
Marriage of Mr. Leonard Wood and Miss Carrie McAmmond on Oct. 16, 1894 at the residence of Mr. John McAmmond of Brittania was the scene of a very interesting event on Wednesday evening, 10th inst. when his daughter Carrie and Mr. Leonard Wood were united in Marriage. The Rev'd D. Moore performed the ceremony. Miss Von Charles of Brittania acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Wm McAmmond, brother of the bride, was best man. After the ceremony dinner was served and an enjoyable time spent.
The bride was the recipient of many pretty and useful presents. Mr. & Mrs. Wood left for their new home in Kazabazua today the 16th.
RESEARCH NOTES
- found a Barbara Carolina Mcammond, wife of Foster Mcammond b 1852, living in Los Angeles in 1920 and 1930 - perhaps her aunt and namesake? [Foster Mcammond, b 1852 son of John and Jane Mcammond] married Barbara Caroline Hare b 1854 dau of Robert and Barbara Hare on 14 Aug 1878, Nepeau, Carleton, Ontario]
On 10 Oct 1894 when Barbara Caroline “Carrie” was 20, she married Leonard WOOD in Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Born on 16 Jan 1872 in Gloucester Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Leonard Wood
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 49
Birth Year: abt 1872
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Barbara G Wood
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: St.George´s Ward
Sub-District Number: 12
City, Town or Village: Ottawa St George's Ward
Street or Township: 597 King Ed
Municipality: St George''s Ward
Occupation: Accountant
Income: 2270
Household Members: - all presbyterion, none speak French
Name Age
Leonard Wood 49 - head,M M, 49, Ont, parents Ont, accountant, worker, ????, $2270
Barbara G [C?]Wood 47 - F M 47, Ont, Parents Ont, none
Charles H Wood 29 - son, M S 24, Quebec, parents Ont, none, out of work
Barbara M Wood 22 - daughter, F S 22, Ont, parent Ont, clerk, worker, C S ?????, $1200
John Mca [McA.] Wood 20 - son, M S 20, Quebeck, parents Ont, clerk, worker B H of ??????, $700?
Kathleen F Wood 18 - daughter, F S 18, Quebec, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Albert B Wood 15 - son, M S 15, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Caroline R Wood 13 - daughter, F S 13, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Jean D Wood 10 - daughter, F S 10, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Eleanor [Eleoner] G Wood 7 - daughter, F S 7, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Leonard Wood
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 49
Birth Year: abt 1872
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Barbara G Wood
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: St.George´s Ward
Sub-District Number: 12
City, Town or Village: Ottawa St George's Ward
Street or Township: 597 King Ed
Municipality: St George''s Ward
Occupation: Accountant
Income: 2270
Household Members: - all presbyterion, none speak French
Name Age
Leonard Wood 49 - head,M M, 49, Ont, parents Ont, accountant, worker, ????, $2270
Barbara G [C?]Wood 47 - F M 47, Ont, Parents Ont, none
Charles H Wood 29 - son, M S 24, Quebec, parents Ont, none, out of work
Barbara M Wood 22 - daughter, F S 22, Ont, parent Ont, clerk, worker, C S ?????, $1200
John Mca [McA.] Wood 20 - son, M S 20, Quebeck, parents Ont, clerk, worker B H of ??????, $700?
Kathleen F Wood 18 - daughter, F S 18, Quebec, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Albert B Wood 15 - son, M S 15, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Caroline R Wood 13 - daughter, F S 13, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Jean D Wood 10 - daughter, F S 10, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
Eleanor [Eleoner] G Wood 7 - daughter, F S 7, Ont, parents Ont, student 10mo.
They had the following children:
i.
Margaret Emily WOOD (1895-)
ii.
Charles H WOOD (1897-)
iii.
Barbara M WOOD (1898-)
iv.
John McAmmond WOOD (1901-)
v.
Kathleen F WOOD (1903-)
vi.
Albert B WOOD (1906-)
vii.
(Private)
viii.
(Private)
ix.
(Private)
247. Sarah Emmaline McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 27 Oct 1876 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Sarah Emmaline died in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada, in Aug 1929; she was 52. Buried abt 1929 in Merrickville Cemetery, Merrickville, Ontario, Canada.
1921 Census of Canada
Name: Sarah E Stewart
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 44
Birth Year: abt 1877
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Peter Gavin Stewart
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: Capital Ward
Sub-District Number: 58
City, Town or Village: Capital Ward Ottawa
Street or Township: 16 Fairburn
Municipality: Capital Ward
Household Members:
Name Age
Peter Gavin Stewart 55 - head, rents $37, singl BU house 7? rooms, M M 55, b Quebec, father New Brunswick, mother Ont, Scotch, Health Inspector, worker, City of Ottawa $1500
Sarah E Stewart 44 - wife, F M 44, b Ont, parents Ont, Irish, none,
Ward Stewart 29 - son, M S, 24, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, Electrician, worker, Electeral? Official?, $1300
Emily Stewart 23 - daughter, F S 23, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, Stenographer, worker, Bank of C C
Lloyd Stewart 18 - son, M S 18, Newfoiundland, parents Que & Ont, immig 1904, Scotch, Vulcanizer, worker, Tire Shop $800, unempl. 12
Allan M Stewart 16 - son, M S 16, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, student, worker, odd jobs $250
Laura J Stewart 12 - daughter, F S 12, Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, student, 9mos. public school
1921 Census of Canada
Name: Sarah E Stewart
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 44
Birth Year: abt 1877
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Peter Gavin Stewart
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: Capital Ward
Sub-District Number: 58
City, Town or Village: Capital Ward Ottawa
Street or Township: 16 Fairburn
Municipality: Capital Ward
Household Members:
Name Age
Peter Gavin Stewart 55 - head, rents $37, singl BU house 7? rooms, M M 55, b Quebec, father New Brunswick, mother Ont, Scotch, Health Inspector, worker, City of Ottawa $1500
Sarah E Stewart 44 - wife, F M 44, b Ont, parents Ont, Irish, none,
Ward Stewart 29 - son, M S, 24, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, Electrician, worker, Electeral? Official?, $1300
Emily Stewart 23 - daughter, F S 23, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, Stenographer, worker, Bank of C C
Lloyd Stewart 18 - son, M S 18, Newfoiundland, parents Que & Ont, immig 1904, Scotch, Vulcanizer, worker, Tire Shop $800, unempl. 12
Allan M Stewart 16 - son, M S 16, b Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, student, worker, odd jobs $250
Laura J Stewart 12 - daughter, F S 12, Ont, parents Que & Ont, Scotch, student, 9mos. public school
On 29 May 1894 when Sarah Emmaline was 17, she married Peter Gavin STEWART / STUART in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Born ca 1875.
They had the following children:
i.
Ward STEWART (~1897-)
ii.
Emily STEWART (~1898-)
iii.
Lloyd STEWART (~1903-)
iv.
Allan M STEWART (~1905-)
v.
(Private)
248. Albert Edward McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 19 Feb 1879 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Albert Edward died in Kenora, Ontario, Canada, on 19 Dec 1925; he was 46. Buried abt 1925 in Merival Cemetery, Nepean Township, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada.
- They began their married life at The Brook, near Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway in various capacities. He started as a telegraph operator and was chief dispatcher at the time of his death.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Albert McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 42
Birth Year: abt 1879
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Jessie McAmmond
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Port Arthur and Kenora
District Number: 120
Sub-District: Kenora
Sub-District Number: 53
City, Town or Village: North Ward-kenora
Street or Township: 137 4th St
Municipality: North Ward
Occupation: Chief Constable
Income: 3000
Household Members:
Name Age - all Irish, Methodist
Albert McAmmond 42 - head, rents $35 single wood 8-room house, M M 42, Ontario, parents Ontario, Chief Dispatcher?, worker, Railrood $3000
Jessie McAmmond 42 - wife, f M 42, Ont, parents Ont, none
Hazel McAmmond 15 - daughter, F S 15, Ont, parents Ont, student High Sch. 8months
- 1925 memorial for Albert Edward McAmmond
Birth: Feb. 19, 1879 Carleton. Ontario, Canada
Death: Dec. 19, 1925 Kenora, Ontario, Canada
Parents:
John McAmmond (1840 - 1920)
Barbara Shillington McAmmond (1846 - 1906)
Spouse:
Jessie Wight McAmmond (1878 - 1943)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Albert E McAmmond 1879 - 1925. Jessie Wight 1877 - 1943 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104001587
- They began their married life at The Brook, near Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway in various capacities. He started as a telegraph operator and was chief dispatcher at the time of his death.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Albert McAmmond
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 42
Birth Year: abt 1879
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Jessie McAmmond
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Port Arthur and Kenora
District Number: 120
Sub-District: Kenora
Sub-District Number: 53
City, Town or Village: North Ward-kenora
Street or Township: 137 4th St
Municipality: North Ward
Occupation: Chief Constable
Income: 3000
Household Members:
Name Age - all Irish, Methodist
Albert McAmmond 42 - head, rents $35 single wood 8-room house, M M 42, Ontario, parents Ontario, Chief Dispatcher?, worker, Railrood $3000
Jessie McAmmond 42 - wife, f M 42, Ont, parents Ont, none
Hazel McAmmond 15 - daughter, F S 15, Ont, parents Ont, student High Sch. 8months
- 1925 memorial for Albert Edward McAmmond
Birth: Feb. 19, 1879 Carleton. Ontario, Canada
Death: Dec. 19, 1925 Kenora, Ontario, Canada
Parents:
John McAmmond (1840 - 1920)
Barbara Shillington McAmmond (1846 - 1906)
Spouse:
Jessie Wight McAmmond (1878 - 1943)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Albert E McAmmond 1879 - 1925. Jessie Wight 1877 - 1943 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104001587
On 20 Feb 1900 when Albert Edward was 21, he married Jessie E WRIGHT in Pendleton, Ontario, Canada. Born on 26 Feb 1878 in Athens, Ontario, Canada. Jessie E died in 1943; she was 64. Buried abt 1943 in Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada.
- 1943 Jessie Wight McAmmond
Birth: Feb. 26, 1878 Athens, Ontario, Canada
Death: 1943
Daughter of Francis Wight & Viola _____.
Spouse:
Albert Edward McAmmond (1879 - 1925)
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104001812
- 1943 Jessie Wight McAmmond
Birth: Feb. 26, 1878 Athens, Ontario, Canada
Death: 1943
Daughter of Francis Wight & Viola _____.
Spouse:
Albert Edward McAmmond (1879 - 1925)
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104001812
They had the following children:
i.
Leighton W McAMMOND (1903-)
ii.
Florence Hazel* McAMMOND (1906-)
249. Eliza Mary McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 17 Apr 1881 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Eliza Mary died in Manitoba, Canada, on 22 Jul 1938; she was 57.
On 6 Jul 1904 when Eliza Mary was 23, she married Robert Sparling MOFFATT in Carberry (or Kerfoot Church, Gregg), Manitoba, Canada. Born on 3 May 1876 in North Gower Twp, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada.
250. Deborah Florence McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 7 Oct 1882 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Deborah Florence died in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, in 1968; she was 85. Buried abt 1968 in Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Deborah Carson
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 39
Birth Year: abt 1882
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Charles Carson
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: Dalhousie Ward
Sub-District Number: 50
City, Town or Village: Ottawa - Dalhousie Ward
Street or Township: 88 Elm St
Municipality: Dalhousie Ward
Household Members:
Name Age
[All Canada nationality, Irish, Methodist]
Charles Carson 48 - 88 Elm St. owns single BV house, 6 rooms, head, M, M, 48, Ontario, Ontario, Ireland, Inspector, W2, Otta___st Ry?, $2240
Deborah Carson 39 - wife, F, M, 39, Ontario x 3, none
Mildred Carson 14 - daughter, F, S, 14, Ontario x 3, student
Robert Carson 11 - son, M, S, 11, Ontario x 3, student
Harrold Carson 9 - son, M, S, 9, Ontario x 3, student
Clifford Carson 6 - son, M, S, 6, Ontario x 3, student
- As of 1953 they were living at 88 Elm St., Ottawa, Ontario.
- 1968 memorial for Deborah Florence McAmmond Carson
Birth: Oct. 7, 1882 Carleton, Ontario, Canada
Death: 1968
Parents:
John McAmmond (1840 - 1920)
Barbara Shillington McAmmond (1846 - 1906)
Spouse:
Charles W Carson (1877 - 1946)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Charles W Carson 1877 - 1946. Debrah F McAmmond 1882 - 1968 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104002101
RESEARCH NOTES
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJX
grandson - Donald - 13 Falk Ave., Nepean, Ontario
ggranddaughter - Debra m. Adrian Schouten Jan. 1984 - RR#3, Richmond, Ontario
Jeffrey Goffin 228-5693 (not sure what province but probably Ontario)
Allen Mark Hinchliff lists Deborah's birth date as October 8, 1882.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Deborah Carson
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 39
Birth Year: abt 1882
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Charles Carson
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Ontario
District: Ottawa
District Number: 110
Sub-District: Dalhousie Ward
Sub-District Number: 50
City, Town or Village: Ottawa - Dalhousie Ward
Street or Township: 88 Elm St
Municipality: Dalhousie Ward
Household Members:
Name Age
[All Canada nationality, Irish, Methodist]
Charles Carson 48 - 88 Elm St. owns single BV house, 6 rooms, head, M, M, 48, Ontario, Ontario, Ireland, Inspector, W2, Otta___st Ry?, $2240
Deborah Carson 39 - wife, F, M, 39, Ontario x 3, none
Mildred Carson 14 - daughter, F, S, 14, Ontario x 3, student
Robert Carson 11 - son, M, S, 11, Ontario x 3, student
Harrold Carson 9 - son, M, S, 9, Ontario x 3, student
Clifford Carson 6 - son, M, S, 6, Ontario x 3, student
- As of 1953 they were living at 88 Elm St., Ottawa, Ontario.
- 1968 memorial for Deborah Florence McAmmond Carson
Birth: Oct. 7, 1882 Carleton, Ontario, Canada
Death: 1968
Parents:
John McAmmond (1840 - 1920)
Barbara Shillington McAmmond (1846 - 1906)
Spouse:
Charles W Carson (1877 - 1946)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Charles W Carson 1877 - 1946. Debrah F McAmmond 1882 - 1968 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104002101
RESEARCH NOTES
- from https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39HY-GJX
grandson - Donald - 13 Falk Ave., Nepean, Ontario
ggranddaughter - Debra m. Adrian Schouten Jan. 1984 - RR#3, Richmond, Ontario
Jeffrey Goffin 228-5693 (not sure what province but probably Ontario)
Allen Mark Hinchliff lists Deborah's birth date as October 8, 1882.
In 1905 when Deborah Florence was 22, she married Charles Willougby CARSON in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Born in 1877. Charles Willougby died in 1946; he was 69. Buried abt 1946 in Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada.
- 1946 memorial for Charles W Carson
Birth: 1877
Death: 1946
Spouse:
Deborah Florence McAmmond Carson (1882 - 1968)
Inscription:
Charles W Carson 1877 - 1946. Debrah F McAmmond 1882 - 1968 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104002224
- 1946 memorial for Charles W Carson
Birth: 1877
Death: 1946
Spouse:
Deborah Florence McAmmond Carson (1882 - 1968)
Inscription:
Charles W Carson 1877 - 1946. Debrah F McAmmond 1882 - 1968 His wife.
Burial: Merivale United Cemetery, Merivale, Ottawa Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Steve Johnston
Record added: Jan 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104002224
They had the following children:
i.
Mildred CARSON (~1907-)
ii.
(Private)
iii.
(Private)
iv.
(Private)
251. James McGee McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 24 Apr 1885 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. James McGee died in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, on 18 Jun 1972; he was 87.
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Saskatchewan history book - JAMES MCGEE MCAMMOND (by E. McAmmond, son)
Among the many homesteaders coming into the Mountain View Municipality in 1905, was my father, James McGee McAmmond; born in 1885 at Brittania Bay, Ontario, outskirts of Ottawa, where he received his education. He came to Carberry, Manitoba in 1903 to help his uncle, George Shillington, harvest. In the fall of 1904 his older brother, Will, filed on a homestead for himself, S.W. 4-32-16-W-3rd and one for Dad, by proxy, on N.W. 4-32-16-W-3rd.
The following spring, April 1905, Dad left Saskatoon with a team of oxen (Buck and Bright), a wagon, a plough and enough 12" lumber to build a shack and arrived in the district now known as Engen. The ground was still covered with snow except for the tops of the knolls, which were black with ash from the fire in the fall of 1904. Not a tree, just space and the iron stakes which marked the land number. He spent the first night in the Kingsland area with Bal and Alf Carrick, who were living in a tent. Jonathon Armstrong was there and directed him to his homestead. Dad lived in a tent while he was building his shack, 10' x 12', with lumber and then they covered it with sod.
That first year Dad broke 10 acres for himself and 10 acres for his brother, Will, who was working in the hardware in Saskatoon, "Tackaberry & Norris", and helping to grub stake Dad to get both claims started. He worked with Tom and Jack Henderson putting up hay. Due to the lack of feed they could only work the oxen half days and turn them loose on the prairie to graze. The only feed was in Henderson's slough. Tom and Jack were his nearest neighbours and Jack was the first to be married in the district. The water they used was hauled from Ernie Clarke's slough. At that time pollution was scarcely ever heard about.
Bannock and syrup was a very staple part of their diet. Bannock is a kind of biscuit made without any frills, in a pan on top of the stove and was similar to the Indian Bannock and more like a fried biscuit.
Dad had met Ernie Clarke at Carberry, Manitoba and as their homesteads were close, they did things together. In the summer of 1905 they went to Saskatoon to bring out lumber for Will's house. They travelled straight east to Wilson's, beyond Fred Ahren's, and there they got onto the "Old Bone Trail". This trail got its name from the large number of Buffalo bones seen along the way. Saskatoon was their nearest post office and was called "Logan". It was also the nearest store and so they loaded up with many supplies. A typical grocery list would be 100 pound bag of flour, rolled oats, baking powder, baking soda, cream of tartar, dried beans, salt port, Roger's Golden Syrup, Wagstaffe's jam, matches and lard; also coal oil for their lamps and lanterns.
Dad could watch the settlers travelling west on the township line, just 1/2 mile south of his shack which no doubt helped somewhat to relieve the solitude. It was hard to keep track of the days, so one Monday one of Dad's neighbours came over to see why this Methodist boy wasn't working that morning. Dad had worked all day Sunday, thinking that Sunday was Saturday!
Wood was scarce so they cut and hauled from either the ravines west of Herschel, or went north far enough to find native poplars. They called it the "60 mile bush". These trees were cut green in winter and hauled home whole, budded out in spring and seeded all the sloughs in the neighbourhood when the wind blew the cotton around.
About 16 years later these same natural bluffs were beautiful at that time, especially in spring, and my brother and sister and I wandered around on holidays, shooting crows and gophers in their vicinity. Then when we were chilly on the raw spring morning, we would drop in to visit Ralph and Mrs. Bridge. This couple was without a family and seemed to enjoy the sight of kids. Mrs. Bridge would be churning her butter in a wooden churn or making cottage cheese on the old black coal and wood stove but would stop and get out the cookie jar and warm up some milk for us. This assured her of another visit on some future Saturday.
Dad's first crop in 1906, wheat and oats, was not the best due to dry weather. Then in 1911 the crop was frozen. In the fall of 1906, he and Ernie Clarke went again to haul grain for George Shillington, who had now moved to Delisle, but as it was so cold (60 degrees below zero) for some time, they left and went to Prince Albert to work in the lumber camp.
After the death of Dad's mother, his father and youngest sister, Lydia, came out west in June of 1907 to keep house for him and Uncle Will. They were a musical family and loved to sing. Will played a trombone, but unfortunately while marching around the shack playing sheet music on the trombone clip, Will's little sister stepped down into the cellar for a moment and left the trap door open. Yes, you guessed it! The trombone was irrepairable and Uncle Will sustained bruises but worst of all, their much needed entertainment in those days came to a halt.
On one occasion Dad got a cinder in his eye, and had to walk 40 miles to Tessier to see the doctor, only to find on his arrival that the doctor was away. As he returned home, he discovered Nature had taken over, and the particle came out on its own.
In the fall of 1907, Dad and Bill Martin worked on the Evan's threshing outfit, 10 miles east. In 1908, Will was married in Saskatoon to Aunt Charlotte, who had come from the east. Dad worked on building the round house at Biggar in 1909 and the same year his sister, Lydia, married A.O. Routley, a local homesteader on the N.E. 30-31-16-W-3rd. This was the breaking up, so Dad went back east and married Victoria Alice Bullman of Ottawa, on February 8, 1910. She was a spirited, hard-working, brave soul to come to these prairies without any guaranties of comfort or wealth and took her place as a devout mother, as I can affirm.
These women had to be courageous. I will mention just one of the times she needed to be. She and Aunt Charlotte set off for Rosetown in a buggy with the horse, "Old Tom Schemer", hitched to it. As it was a long way to go, they felt the need of good progress; however "Old Tom" took them into Green Lake (Cole's slough) and by the time they were out and going they were wet-eyed, mosquito bitten girls!
The following summer, 1910, Dad met with an accident which left him handicapped for the rest of his life. On July 12, he rushed from a sidewalk in Saskatoon, to subdue a frightened horse driven by a lady who appeared in grave danger. In so doing, the horse's shoe struck his knee cap and cracked it. Subsequently, blood poisoning, as then known, set in and by the time he was able to walk again, it had healed in a semi-rigid position. Looking back, I think of the problem he had doing chores in the deep snow on the old farm, but I never heard him complain.
They had the good years and the bad (1915 versus the dirty 30's) and raised 7 children: Robert, now of Meadow Lake, Sask.; Filby Bedwell of Merritt, B.C.; myself (Ernie), farming what was known as the A.O. Routley farm, purchased in 1954, subsequent to the Routley's move to Ontario; Jean Oldridge, Saskatoon, Sask; Margarette Livingston, Hinton, Alberta; Beatrice Livingston, North Battleford, Sask; and Edith Hinchliff, also of North Battleford, Sask.
Many a cold wintery evening was spent in front of the old "Home Comfort" kitchen range, while Mother took us with them into the pages of the fine old books (great for character building and sentimental value). Do you remember Nellie McClung and L.M. Montgomery? These books were bought through the T. Eaton mail order service. When there were no more books to read, out Dad entertained us in fine style with his boundless repertoire of poems, songs, stories and ditties garnered through his years. Many times we sang together the songs we all knew as mother played the old organ, which periodically needed new pump straps or old ones repaired. It finally gave way to old age, and other instruments took over as the young grew older.
By 1918 the country was well settled, but then the flu epidemic struck, and many died on the prairie that winter. Our neighbours, the Pepper's lost their infant child and newly married daughter. In 1923, a gospel preacher, Gus Storey, came to Herschel and through his messages our parents renewed their faith in God, which remained their greatest treasure until their death. Not only did the gospel change their lives, but it had a definite influence on the lives of their children, who all chose to follow in their footsteps.
The years of the dirty thirties were discouraging and hard, and in 1936 our parents, with 2 of the children still at home, moved to Ruthilda to try and make a new start. Unsuccessful, they then moved to Meadow Lake in 1937 to homestead once more. Unfortunately, Mother was unable to enjoy her new home for long, as she passed away in 1943, after a very short illness. Dad remained in the Meadow Lake area, remarried at Meadow Lake in 1947, and passed away in 1972, in the Senior Citizen's Lodge at the age of 87.
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Saskatchewan history book - JAMES MCGEE MCAMMOND (by E. McAmmond, son)
Among the many homesteaders coming into the Mountain View Municipality in 1905, was my father, James McGee McAmmond; born in 1885 at Brittania Bay, Ontario, outskirts of Ottawa, where he received his education. He came to Carberry, Manitoba in 1903 to help his uncle, George Shillington, harvest. In the fall of 1904 his older brother, Will, filed on a homestead for himself, S.W. 4-32-16-W-3rd and one for Dad, by proxy, on N.W. 4-32-16-W-3rd.
The following spring, April 1905, Dad left Saskatoon with a team of oxen (Buck and Bright), a wagon, a plough and enough 12" lumber to build a shack and arrived in the district now known as Engen. The ground was still covered with snow except for the tops of the knolls, which were black with ash from the fire in the fall of 1904. Not a tree, just space and the iron stakes which marked the land number. He spent the first night in the Kingsland area with Bal and Alf Carrick, who were living in a tent. Jonathon Armstrong was there and directed him to his homestead. Dad lived in a tent while he was building his shack, 10' x 12', with lumber and then they covered it with sod.
That first year Dad broke 10 acres for himself and 10 acres for his brother, Will, who was working in the hardware in Saskatoon, "Tackaberry & Norris", and helping to grub stake Dad to get both claims started. He worked with Tom and Jack Henderson putting up hay. Due to the lack of feed they could only work the oxen half days and turn them loose on the prairie to graze. The only feed was in Henderson's slough. Tom and Jack were his nearest neighbours and Jack was the first to be married in the district. The water they used was hauled from Ernie Clarke's slough. At that time pollution was scarcely ever heard about.
Bannock and syrup was a very staple part of their diet. Bannock is a kind of biscuit made without any frills, in a pan on top of the stove and was similar to the Indian Bannock and more like a fried biscuit.
Dad had met Ernie Clarke at Carberry, Manitoba and as their homesteads were close, they did things together. In the summer of 1905 they went to Saskatoon to bring out lumber for Will's house. They travelled straight east to Wilson's, beyond Fred Ahren's, and there they got onto the "Old Bone Trail". This trail got its name from the large number of Buffalo bones seen along the way. Saskatoon was their nearest post office and was called "Logan". It was also the nearest store and so they loaded up with many supplies. A typical grocery list would be 100 pound bag of flour, rolled oats, baking powder, baking soda, cream of tartar, dried beans, salt port, Roger's Golden Syrup, Wagstaffe's jam, matches and lard; also coal oil for their lamps and lanterns.
Dad could watch the settlers travelling west on the township line, just 1/2 mile south of his shack which no doubt helped somewhat to relieve the solitude. It was hard to keep track of the days, so one Monday one of Dad's neighbours came over to see why this Methodist boy wasn't working that morning. Dad had worked all day Sunday, thinking that Sunday was Saturday!
Wood was scarce so they cut and hauled from either the ravines west of Herschel, or went north far enough to find native poplars. They called it the "60 mile bush". These trees were cut green in winter and hauled home whole, budded out in spring and seeded all the sloughs in the neighbourhood when the wind blew the cotton around.
About 16 years later these same natural bluffs were beautiful at that time, especially in spring, and my brother and sister and I wandered around on holidays, shooting crows and gophers in their vicinity. Then when we were chilly on the raw spring morning, we would drop in to visit Ralph and Mrs. Bridge. This couple was without a family and seemed to enjoy the sight of kids. Mrs. Bridge would be churning her butter in a wooden churn or making cottage cheese on the old black coal and wood stove but would stop and get out the cookie jar and warm up some milk for us. This assured her of another visit on some future Saturday.
Dad's first crop in 1906, wheat and oats, was not the best due to dry weather. Then in 1911 the crop was frozen. In the fall of 1906, he and Ernie Clarke went again to haul grain for George Shillington, who had now moved to Delisle, but as it was so cold (60 degrees below zero) for some time, they left and went to Prince Albert to work in the lumber camp.
After the death of Dad's mother, his father and youngest sister, Lydia, came out west in June of 1907 to keep house for him and Uncle Will. They were a musical family and loved to sing. Will played a trombone, but unfortunately while marching around the shack playing sheet music on the trombone clip, Will's little sister stepped down into the cellar for a moment and left the trap door open. Yes, you guessed it! The trombone was irrepairable and Uncle Will sustained bruises but worst of all, their much needed entertainment in those days came to a halt.
On one occasion Dad got a cinder in his eye, and had to walk 40 miles to Tessier to see the doctor, only to find on his arrival that the doctor was away. As he returned home, he discovered Nature had taken over, and the particle came out on its own.
In the fall of 1907, Dad and Bill Martin worked on the Evan's threshing outfit, 10 miles east. In 1908, Will was married in Saskatoon to Aunt Charlotte, who had come from the east. Dad worked on building the round house at Biggar in 1909 and the same year his sister, Lydia, married A.O. Routley, a local homesteader on the N.E. 30-31-16-W-3rd. This was the breaking up, so Dad went back east and married Victoria Alice Bullman of Ottawa, on February 8, 1910. She was a spirited, hard-working, brave soul to come to these prairies without any guaranties of comfort or wealth and took her place as a devout mother, as I can affirm.
These women had to be courageous. I will mention just one of the times she needed to be. She and Aunt Charlotte set off for Rosetown in a buggy with the horse, "Old Tom Schemer", hitched to it. As it was a long way to go, they felt the need of good progress; however "Old Tom" took them into Green Lake (Cole's slough) and by the time they were out and going they were wet-eyed, mosquito bitten girls!
The following summer, 1910, Dad met with an accident which left him handicapped for the rest of his life. On July 12, he rushed from a sidewalk in Saskatoon, to subdue a frightened horse driven by a lady who appeared in grave danger. In so doing, the horse's shoe struck his knee cap and cracked it. Subsequently, blood poisoning, as then known, set in and by the time he was able to walk again, it had healed in a semi-rigid position. Looking back, I think of the problem he had doing chores in the deep snow on the old farm, but I never heard him complain.
They had the good years and the bad (1915 versus the dirty 30's) and raised 7 children: Robert, now of Meadow Lake, Sask.; Filby Bedwell of Merritt, B.C.; myself (Ernie), farming what was known as the A.O. Routley farm, purchased in 1954, subsequent to the Routley's move to Ontario; Jean Oldridge, Saskatoon, Sask; Margarette Livingston, Hinton, Alberta; Beatrice Livingston, North Battleford, Sask; and Edith Hinchliff, also of North Battleford, Sask.
Many a cold wintery evening was spent in front of the old "Home Comfort" kitchen range, while Mother took us with them into the pages of the fine old books (great for character building and sentimental value). Do you remember Nellie McClung and L.M. Montgomery? These books were bought through the T. Eaton mail order service. When there were no more books to read, out Dad entertained us in fine style with his boundless repertoire of poems, songs, stories and ditties garnered through his years. Many times we sang together the songs we all knew as mother played the old organ, which periodically needed new pump straps or old ones repaired. It finally gave way to old age, and other instruments took over as the young grew older.
By 1918 the country was well settled, but then the flu epidemic struck, and many died on the prairie that winter. Our neighbours, the Pepper's lost their infant child and newly married daughter. In 1923, a gospel preacher, Gus Storey, came to Herschel and through his messages our parents renewed their faith in God, which remained their greatest treasure until their death. Not only did the gospel change their lives, but it had a definite influence on the lives of their children, who all chose to follow in their footsteps.
The years of the dirty thirties were discouraging and hard, and in 1936 our parents, with 2 of the children still at home, moved to Ruthilda to try and make a new start. Unsuccessful, they then moved to Meadow Lake in 1937 to homestead once more. Unfortunately, Mother was unable to enjoy her new home for long, as she passed away in 1943, after a very short illness. Dad remained in the Meadow Lake area, remarried at Meadow Lake in 1947, and passed away in 1972, in the Senior Citizen's Lodge at the age of 87.
On 8 Feb 1910 when James McGee was 24, he married Victoria Alice* BULLMAN in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Born on 25 May 1887 in Hintonburg, Carleton, Ontario, Canada. Victoria Alice* died in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, in 1943; she was 55.
- This is likely the family of James McGee & Victoria Alice McAmmond. They are shown listed after the household of his brother William and Charlotte McAmmond (and 2 daughters). In this household it looks like they first recorded his name as William then crossed it out, started to write J overtop, then wrote James after it instead. See film.
1921 Census of Canada
Name: Alice McAmmond
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1887
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: William James McAmmond [James McAmmond]
Father Birth Place: England
Mother Birth Place: England
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 4
Township Number: 32
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada nationality, all Irish except wife, all Methodist
William James McAmmond 36 - [William crossed out, James written after], owns single wood house, 3 rooms, head, M, M, 36, Ont, parents both Ont, farmer, OA, Grain?
Alice McAmmond 34 - wife, F, M 34, Ont, parents both England, English, none
Robert McAmmond 10 - son, M S, 10, Sask, parents both Ont, scholar
Filly McAmmond 9 - [Filby?] daughter, F, S, 9, Ont, parents both Ont
Ernest McAmmond 7 - son, M, S, 7, Sask, parents both Ont
Jean McAmmond 5 - daughter, F, S, 5, Alta, parents both Ont
Margaret McAmmond 3 - daughter, F, S, 3, Sask, parents both Ont
Beatrice McAmmond 1 - daughter, F, S, 1, Sask, parents both Ont
- This is likely the family of James McGee & Victoria Alice McAmmond. They are shown listed after the household of his brother William and Charlotte McAmmond (and 2 daughters). In this household it looks like they first recorded his name as William then crossed it out, started to write J overtop, then wrote James after it instead. See film.
1921 Census of Canada
Name: Alice McAmmond
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1887
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: William James McAmmond [James McAmmond]
Father Birth Place: England
Mother Birth Place: England
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 4
Township Number: 32
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Household Members:
Name Age
All Canada nationality, all Irish except wife, all Methodist
William James McAmmond 36 - [William crossed out, James written after], owns single wood house, 3 rooms, head, M, M, 36, Ont, parents both Ont, farmer, OA, Grain?
Alice McAmmond 34 - wife, F, M 34, Ont, parents both England, English, none
Robert McAmmond 10 - son, M S, 10, Sask, parents both Ont, scholar
Filly McAmmond 9 - [Filby?] daughter, F, S, 9, Ont, parents both Ont
Ernest McAmmond 7 - son, M, S, 7, Sask, parents both Ont
Jean McAmmond 5 - daughter, F, S, 5, Alta, parents both Ont
Margaret McAmmond 3 - daughter, F, S, 3, Sask, parents both Ont
Beatrice McAmmond 1 - daughter, F, S, 1, Sask, parents both Ont
They had the following children:
i.
Robert Valens McAMMOND (1910-2000)
ii.
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iii.
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iv.
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v.
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vi.
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vii.
Edith Eliza McAMMOND (1924-2010)
252. Lydia Victoria May McAMMOND (Barbara SHILLINGTON6, Ann KERFOOT5, George4, William3, George2, Thomas1). Born on 1 May 1887 in Nepean Twp, Carleton, Britannia Bay, Ontario, Canada. Lydia Victoria May died in Battle Creek, Michigan, USA, on 28 May 1969; she was 82. Buried in 1969 in Cobourg Union Cemetery, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada.
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Lydia Routley
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1887
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Alex Routley
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 30
Township Number: 31
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Household Members:
Name Age
- 1921 Canada census, living in Mountain View, Saskatchewan
All Canada nationalists, all English except wife and 2 helpers (Irish), all Presb. except John Gallagher
Alex Routley 35 - owns single wood house 5 rooms, head, M, M, 35, Ont, both parents Ont, Farmer, OA, Grain
Lydia Routley 34 - wife, F, M, 34, Ont, both parents Ont, none
James Routley 10 - son, M, S, 10, Sask, both parents Ont, scholar
Frances Routley 8 - son, M, S 8, Sask, both parents Ont,
Florence Routley 6 - daughter, F, S, 6, Sask, both parents Ont,
Barbara Routley 3 - daughter, F, S, 3, Sask, both parents Ont,
Charles Routley 1 - son, M, S, 1, Sask, both parents Ont,
John Gallagher 43 - helper, M, S, 43, Ireland, both parents Ireland, immig 1921, CofE, Laborer, Work, Farm $400
John Stong [Story?] 21 - helper, M, S, 21, Ireland, both parents Ireland, immig 1921, Laborer, worker, farm, $400
- 1921 Census of Canada
Name: Lydia Routley
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 34
Birth Year: abt 1887
Birth Place: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Alex Routley
Father Birth Place: Ontario
Mother Birth Place: Ontario
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Kindersley
District Number: 217
Sub-District Number: 52
City, Town or Village: Mountain View
Section Number: 30
Township Number: 31
Range Number: 16
Meridian Number: 3
Municipality: Mountain View
Household Members:
Name Age
- 1921 Canada census, living in Mountain View, Saskatchewan
All Canada nationalists, all English except wife and 2 helpers (Irish), all Presb. except John Gallagher
Alex Routley 35 - owns single wood house 5 rooms, head, M, M, 35, Ont, both parents Ont, Farmer, OA, Grain
Lydia Routley 34 - wife, F, M, 34, Ont, both parents Ont, none
James Routley 10 - son, M, S, 10, Sask, both parents Ont, scholar
Frances Routley 8 - son, M, S 8, Sask, both parents Ont,
Florence Routley 6 - daughter, F, S, 6, Sask, both parents Ont,
Barbara Routley 3 - daughter, F, S, 3, Sask, both parents Ont,
Charles Routley 1 - son, M, S, 1, Sask, both parents Ont,
John Gallagher 43 - helper, M, S, 43, Ireland, both parents Ireland, immig 1921, CofE, Laborer, Work, Farm $400
John Stong [Story?] 21 - helper, M, S, 21, Ireland, both parents Ireland, immig 1921, Laborer, worker, farm, $400
On 21 Dec 1909 when Lydia Victoria May was 22, she married Alex / Almond Obediah ROUTLEY in Home of Will and Charlotte McAmmond, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Born on 2 Mar 1886 in Victoria Co, Ontario, Canada. Alex / Almond Obediah died in Shepherd Lodge, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in Aug 1961; he was 75. Buried abt 1961 in Cobourg Union Cemetery, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada.
- Son of William Routley and Eliza Silverwood
- Son of William Routley and Eliza Silverwood
They had the following children:
i.
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iv.
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v.
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