838. Violet CAVERS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q3 1903 10b 612.
Mother's maiden name Payne.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1955 1a 48.
Age 51.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1924 10b 1112.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q3 1902 10b 596.
Full date from 1939 Register.3England and Wales Index to BMD, Border District, Cumberland Q1 1953 1a 20.
Age 50.
1430. Kenneth WALL
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1933 10b 820.
Mother's maiden name indexed as Caven
Full date from 1939 Register.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Jun 1994.
DoB 29 May 1933.
1431. Henry WALL
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1935 10b 854.
Full date from 1939 Register.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1964 1a 39.
Age 29.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1964 WALL Henry of 1 Chertsey Mount Carlisle died 1 May 1964 at Carlisle Administration Carlisle 19 June to Patricia Wall widow. £374."
844. Thomas Owen O'NEILL
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1894 10b 540.
Mother's maiden name indexed as Cowers, should be Cavers.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Kensington Q3 1962.
Age 68.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1962 O'NEILL Thomas Owen of 30 Kelmscott Gardens Hammersmith London died 18 August 1962 at St Mary Abbots Hospital Kensington London Administration London 12 November to Mabel Winifred O'Neill widow. Effects £595 13s."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q3 1923 10b 1154.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Carlisle Q2 1894 10b 514.
Mother's maiden name Ivison.3England and Wales Index to BMD, Fulham Q2 1973.
DoB 7 Mar 1894.
855. Mary MITCHELL
1Statutory Index Scotland, Melrose 1913 799/1 68.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Galashiels 1996 810 258.
Age 83
Surnames Mitchell and Baker
Mother's maiden surname Riddell.
1433. Annie Scott MITCHELL OR BAKER
1Statutory Index Scotland, Melrose 1931 799/1 21.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Dalkeith 2003 762 357.
Age 72
Mother's maiden surname Mitchell.
1Statutory Index Scotland, St Giles Edinburgh 1957 685/4 439.
2Statutory Index Scotland, St Rollox 1932 644/8 1382.
3Statutory Index Scotland, Dalkeith 1986 762 41.
Age 53
Mother's maiden surname Blair.
1Statutory Index Scotland, St Giles Edinburgh 1940 685/4 657.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Moffat 1903 842 34.
3Statutory Index Scotland, Leith 1953 685/8 406.
Age 49.
861. Gordon MITCHELHILL
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Wolverhampton Q3 1902 6b 616.
Mother's maiden surname Banks.2England and Wales Index to BMD.
3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1989 MITCHELHILL Gordon of Belton House Belton in Rutland Leics died 8 February 1989 Probate Leeds 6 April £87629."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Edmonton Q3 1925 3a 188.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Hackney Q3 1899 1b 414.
Mother's maiden surname MacLean.3England and Wales Index to BMD, Bournemouth Q2 1987 23 110.
DoB 2 Jul 1899.4Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1987 MITCHELHILL Kathleen Macdonald of Charnwood 11 Solent Drive Barton-on-Sea Hants died 13 April 1987 Probate Winchester 4 August £63594."
863. Margaret Jane MITCHELHILL
1Statutory Register Scotland, Castleton 1885 784 78.
2Statutory Register Scotland, George Square 1948 685/5 1101.
Age 62
Informant her son James Spence of Surbiton, Surrey.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1948 SPENCE Margaret Jane of 89 Costorphine Road Edinburgh widow died 10 August 1948 Confirmation of James Mitchelhill Spence and David Blyth Boyle writer to the Signet. Sealed London 29 December. [Note: should be Corstorphine Road]."
1England and Wales Index to BMD.
2Statutory Register Scotland.
3Statutory Register Scotland.
Age 72
Informant his widow Margaret.4Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 7 Nov 1945.
"SPENCE - At 89 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh, on the 5th of November 1945, the Rev John Aitken Spence, late minister of Norrieston Parish Church, Thornhill, Stirling, son of the late Rev James Spence, D.D., Auchinleck, Ayrshire, and dearly loved husband of Margaret Jean Mitchelhill. Service in Warriston Crematorium Chapel to-morrow (Thursday) at 1.30 p.m., to which all friends are invited. (No mourning, by his request.)."
1435. James Mitchelhill SPENCE
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Newcastle Upon Tyne Q1 1913 10b 279.
Mother's maiden surname Mitchelhill
b_SpenceJamesMitchellhill_1912BykerNBL.jpg.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Surrey South-western Jun 1991.
Dob 30 Dec 1912
Informant his son John
d_SpenceJamesMitchellhill_1991GuildfordSRY.jpg.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1991 SPENCE James Mitchelhill of 19 Oak Tree Lane Shottermill Haslemere Surrey died 21 June 1991 Probate Winchester 1 August £146897."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Brentford Q3 1938 3a 1116.
m_SpenceJamesMitchellhill_GordonAnnBegley_1938BrentfordMDX.jpg.2Statutory Register Scotland, Calton 1907.
3England and Wales Index to BMD, Worthing Q1 1991 18 2556.
DoB 31 Oct 1907
Informant her son John
d_Spence_neeGordonAnnBegley_1991WorthingSSX.jpg.
875. Stuart Donald CAVERS
1Newspaper Obituary, University of BC Senate Memorial Tributes.
"STUART DONALD CAVERS (1920 - 1983)
Stuart D. Cavers, Professor of Chemical Engineering, died in Vancouver on May 27, 1983 at age 62. He had been a faculty member at U.B.C. for 27 years.
Stuart Cavers was born in Vancouver, did his early schooling at Queen Mary elementary and Lord Byng secondary schools and in 1942 graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) from U.B.C. in Chemical Engineering. After two years as a Junior Engineer at Cominco Limited in Trail, B.C. he returned to U.B.C. and completed a M.A.Sc. degree in 1946. From 1946-47 he was an Instructor in the Department of Chemistry at U.B.C. He then attended the California Institute of Technology from 1948-50 gaining a Ph.D. in 1951.
Dr. Cavers was appointed an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan in 1950, and made Associate Professor in 1951. In 1955 he left this position to join the B.C. Research Council in Vancouver. During the following year he did some part-time lecturing at U.B.C. in the Department of Chemical Engineering. In 1956 he joined the same department as a full-time Associate Professor. He was promoted to the rank of Professor in 1964 and served as Acting Head of Chemical Engineering in 1965-66.
Throughout his subsequent career at U.B.C., Professor Cavers played an active role in university affairs and in the community. His preparation of lectures and participation in committee work were always characterized by meticulous care, thoroughness and enthusiasm. He cared deeply about the university and his students and was extremely conscientious in fulfilling his duties.
Professor Cavers' research interests were primarily in the area of liquid-liquid extraction, and his many contibutions are well summarized in his chapter in the Handbook of Solvent Extraction which appeared recently.
Professor Cavers was a member of Senate from 1968-75 serving on the Agenda, Nominating and Curriculum standing committees and on ad hoc committees on Examination Policies, the Role and Organization of Senate, and Degree Programs for Part-time Students. He was also a member of many university committees and was held in high esteem for his thoroughness, good judgment and good nature.
Professor Cavers was also active in the Association of Professional Engineers of B.C. and the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering. He was especially well known for a series of annual articles in Chemistry in Canada detailing employment statistics and trends for B.A.Sc. graduates in chemical engineering.
A "Stuart Cavers Memorial Scholarship Fund" has been established through the U.B.C. Awards Office in honour of Professor Cavers and in recognition of his deep interest in students and scholarships.
Senate extends deepest sympathy to his wife Geroldine and their four children."
882. Gordon Miller CAVERS
1Gravestone.
"CAVERS Gordon M. Sept. 22, 1913 - Jan. 1, 2003 Edythe L. nee Booker May 7, 1925 - June 5, 2008
Parents of Debra Robert Landon David."
888. Neil Hislop STEWART
1Gravestone.
"Neil H Stewart (Veteran WW II) 1922 - 2010 his wife Verla D Wauch 1922 - 2001
their children Donald G Stewart 1954 - 1998."
1Gravestone.
"Douglas Charles Stewart Setp. 24, 1923 - Feb. 3, 2008."
891. Leon Stewart TUTTLE
1Newspaper Obituary, Stamford Advocate 27/28 Dec 2014.
"Tuttle, (Leon) Stewart
A good man died a year ago on December 29, 2013. Stewart grew up Stamford, CT, the eldest son of Leon & Ethel Tuttle, brother of Larry, husband of Dorothy, father of Cheryl, and grandfather of Cristine, He passed away during the early hours at home in Anderson South Carolina from cancer. Stewart's conviction was to be an honest kindly gentle man; he succeeded. He grew up playing football and was an avid NY Giants fan. In 1943, he joined the Navy where he proudly served in the Pacific Theatre on the USS Freestone; he drove a landing craft that ferried soldiers to shore. His ship docked at Nagasaki shortly after the atomic bomb was dropped on that city. After his military service, he apprenticed as a len's grinder for an optician. He obtained his opticians license and eventually bought New Canaan Optician; he retired in 1995. He met the love of his life, Dorothy Mazza upon his return from the Navy. Stewart and Dorothy shared a good life together, until Dorothy's passing in 2008. I have fond memories of our family vacations at the lake in Canada with my cousins and winter vacations in Florida with my grandparents. I have such fond memories of family and friends gathering over the years. My father is of a generation of men that is passing. A generation that stayed married, that stayed at their jobs, that were committed. We will miss you. His favorite charity was Paralyzed Veterans of America."
1Newspaper Obituary, Stamford Advocate and Greenwich Time27 Jan 2008.
"DOROTHY MARIE MAZZA TUTTLE
a 79 year-old recent resident of Tijeras, NM and a life-long resident of Stamford, Connecticut passed on due to declining health on January 22, 2008 in Albuquerque, NM. Her devoted husband of 61 years, (Leon) Stewart Tuttle held her hand as she left this life. Her daughter, Cheryl Ann Tuttle and her husband, Ponch C. Hall (all of Tijeras) were also at her bedside. Her granddaughter, Cristine Lee Tuttle, NP/MPH, who resides and works in Manhattan, New York, flew in to be with her family. Cristine spent many hours visiting her grandmother in Stamford and often acted as her healthcare advocate. Dorothy grew up in the Shippan area of Stamford, Connecticut with her older brother, Vincent J. Mazza (deceased and survived by his wife, Anna M. Scipioni Mazza) and a younger sister, Marion Ciarelli (wife of John) of Southbury, Connecticut. Their parents, John Dominick Mazza and Mary Agnes Chiarelli are deceased. Dorothy and Stewart were introduced through a mutual friend shortly after Stewart's return from a distinguished Naval Service aboard the USS Freestone in the Pacific during World War II. They eloped to Elkin Maryland on March 27, 1947 and later married at Sacred Heart Church in Stamford. Their life together was passionate and filled with adventures of everyday life. Dorothy was a devoted homemaker and mother. Stewart built a successful optical business in New Canaan, Connecticut and retired in 1992. Dorothy loved entertaining, and her home was often filled with neighborhood children or with family and friends. Dorothy's favorite pet was a Siamese cat named Shelly for whom she prepared lushe liver dinners, even though Stewart and Cheryl did not share Shelly's fondness for liver. Although Dorothy returned to her Catholic roots towards the end of her life, she requested cremation followed by a memorial service at a funeral home. In the future, Dorothy and Stewart's ashes will be co-mingled and scattered at Shippan Point, Stamford Connecticut. Memorial services will be held Saturday, January 26, 2008, 3:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, University Blvd. Chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a charity of your choice."2Newspaper Obituary, Albuquerque Journal 25 Jan 2008.
1Newspaper Obituary, Stamford Advocate 19 Nov 2007.
71, a resident of Redding, CT, passed away on Saturday November 17th at Danbury Hospital following a prolonged illness. He was the husband of Lillian (Dance) Tuttle. Mr. Tuttle was born in Stamford, CT on July 18, 1930, a son of the late Leon E. and Ethel (Cavers) Tuttle. He attended Stamford schools and Columbia University School of Architecture A veteran of the Korean Conflict, he served as a First Sergeant with the 192nd Field Artillery Battalion. Mr. Tuttle served on the vestry at Grace Episcopal Church in Norwalk and at Christ Church in Redding. He was a 32nd degree Mason and Past Worthy Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star, State of Connecticut. He spent many years volunteering as a Cub and Boy Scout leader; coached various sport teams; and also volunteered with Connecticut Tourism. He and his wife shared a lifelong passion for travel. In addition to his wife of 57 years, he was a devoted father to his children; Mimi Steil and her husband, Thomas of Norwalk, Jane Bissonnette of Redding, Thomas Tuttle and his wife , Jessica of Redding, and Darrell Tuttle of New Rochelle, NY; cherished grandfather of Heather Simoulidis and her husband, Peter, Mark Bissonnette and his wife, Yiota , and Lauren, Megan and Mallery Steil; loving great-grandfather of Christos Lawrence and Alexandros Peter Simoulidis. He will be fondly remembered by numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Tuttle was predeceased by his son, Lawrence. Services will be held on Wednesday November 21, 2007 at Christ Church, at the corner of Cross Highway and Black Rock Turnpike (Route 58), Redding Ridge at 11 AM. The interment is to be private. The family will greet friends at the Bouton Funeral Home, 31 West Church Street, Georgetown, CT on Tuesday (Nov. 20th) from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. In lieu of flowers, the family invites contributions to the Praxair Cancer Center at Danbury Hospital, 24 Hospital Avenue, Danbury, CT 06810."
"LAWRENCE C. TUTTLE