1139. Janet THOMSON
1Newspaper Obituary, Thur 6 Mar 1930.
"It was with the deepest sorrow that the people of Saltcoats and District learned of the death, on Saturday evening, March 1st of Mrs. Alexander Weir, one of the pioneer settlers of this community. Mrs. Weir had been in poor health for the past year, but grew gradually worse during the winter and was confined to her bed about a month ago. As she was slowly sinking, her daughters, Mrs. Rusk of Bredenbury and Mrs. McFadden of Winnipeg, were sent for. The local doctors were in attendance, but in spite of all that could be done, she passed away quietly on Saturday evening.
The funeral, which was very largely attended, was held from Saltcoats United Church, on Wednesday afternoon at half past two o’clock. The service was conducted by Rev. H.L. Dougan, assisted by Rev. C.H. Whitmore of Bredenbury. Mrs. Mollard sang “One by One”. Interment was made in Saltcoats Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. T. Taylor and Churchill of Bredenbury and A. MacGregor, S. Croley, H. Johnson and E. Gamble of Saltcoats.
Mrs. Alexander Weir, nee Janet Thomson, was born in Ontario June 9th, 1862. She was of pioneer stock, her great grandmother having been the first white woman to settle in Scarboro Township, where she came to live in 1792. The late Mrs. Weir came west with her husband and family, and settled in Saltcoats district April 7th, 1902. She took an active part in the community life, and endeared herself to all who knew her. She was a faithful worker in the Women’s Missionary Society, being made a life member in 1916. She also served ably in the Ladies Aid Society and other societies of the Presbyterian and later the United Church. She has been called to higher service after a life of faithful devotion to duty.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband, two sons, William of Bredenbury and Fred of Saltcoats, two daughters, Mrs. Rusk of Bredenbury and Mrs. McFadden of Winnipeg, a brother in Ontario and a sister who came from Ontario to be present at the funeral."
1Gravestone, Saltcoats Cemetery.
"WEIR Father Alexander 1860 - 1939 Mother Janet 1862 - 1930."
2765. Vera Louise MASON
1Newspaper Announcement.
"RATHBUN, VERA LOUISE, 92, of 1255 Pasadena Ave. S, South Pasadena, died Friday (March 9, 1990). Born in Ontario, Canada, she came here in 1960 from Halifax, Nova Scotia. She was a secretary for the Canada Life Insurance Co. She was an Episcopalian. Survivors include her husband of 26 years, John Day Rathbun; and several nieces and nephews. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, St. Petersburg."
1Newspaper Announcement, Toronto Star 13 Jan 1953.
"MITCHELL: Suddenly at his residence on Monday, Jan. 12, 1953 Arthur Harding Mitchell. in his 81st year (member of Birch Cliff lodge. No. 612. A.F. and A.M., GRC), (member of Scarboro lodge, IOF), beloved husband of Mary Jane Barron, 69 Harding Blvd Birch Cliff: dear father of Arthur Edgar Mitchell, Markham, Ont., dear brother of Charlotte Elizabeth (Mrs. J. Wadham), Toronto, and the late George A. Mitchell. Resting at the residence, 69 Harding Blvd., Birch Cliff, until 11 a.m. Thursday, thence the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Swanwick Ave. and Main St., Toronto, for funeral service at 2 p.m. Internment St. John's cemetery (Norway)."
1159. Mary LITTLE
1Gravestone Transcript, Moran.
"Mary Break Brook Ont 1852 - 1936."
1Gravestone Transcript, Moran.
"Joseph Break Markham Ont 1834 - 1913."
2791. Sarah BREAK
1Gravestone Transcript, Moran.
"Sarah Break Markham Ont 1871 - 1892."
2792. Edith S BREAK
1Newspaper Obituary, Spokane Chronical 24 May 1964.
2Newspaper Announcement, Spokesman Review 25 May 1964.
1Newspaper Obituary, Spokesman Review 30 Oct 1947.
2793. Fanny BREAK
1Newspaper Obituary, Spokane Chronicle 14 Apr 1964.
2Newspaper Announcement, Spokesman Review 14 Apr 1964.
3Gravestone Transcript, Moran.
"Fanny Break Aug. 15. 1876 - Apr. 12. 1964."