Foundry labourer.
Labourer.
From D/C - Usual address 3 Blythswood Street,Glasgow.Her death was registered by her daughter Agnes Moore,9 Ardenlea Street,Glasgow.
John was one of the Tough brothers who staked a mining claim for Harry Oakes (later Sir Harry) in nrthern Ontario, which developed into the Tough Oakes gold mine. After a court battle which the Toughs lost, the name was changed to Lakeshore Gold Mine.
No Children of her own, but adopted one boy and one girl.
Jessie died one day after giving birth to her daughter Jessie Wilson Crawford.
Drowned at age 17
Died as infant.
Died of tuberculosis after two year illness.
Worked as lumberman cutting trees into logs in winter, and as river driver in spring when sawlogs were floated down the rivers while water was high.
During the summers he was forest ranger and game warden, travelling the north shore of Georgian Bay by canoe.
After marriage in 1920, Robert became a farmer.
He became Township Clerk and Treasurer in 1930 after his father Matthew retired, and held this position for more tha twenty five years.
Drowned doing repairs to peirs at canal to Hamilton Harbour.
Joseph was a mining prospector for much of his life.
Had no children of her own but raised five foster children.
OPR Dailly - Thomas son lawful to Gilbert Wright,smith at Roan of Balkemy born and baptized 17May1766.
1841 Census Dailly En5/Page3 Drummillan.Blacksmith.Living with wife and children James and Grisel.
Died four days after giving birth to her daughter Alice.
Known as "Big Bob" when he was with his first cousin "Long Bob".