Agar -- Slaght, Slaght & Agar, Simcoe barristers -- see 1909 Phone Directory

Agar -- Mrs. Agar -- donated to Belgian Relief [SR19141119p1] [SR19141126p1] [SR19141210p1]

Agar  -- Ethel Agar: 
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- see 1919 Simcoe elementary students

Agar -- Miss Ida Mary Gardiner Agar of Simcoe married George Richard Cook, Esq. of Simcoe, 12 Sep 1888 at her mother's home in Simcoe [BC18880912] [NR18890913]

Agar  -- James (Jim) Agar: 
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- see 1919 Simcoe elementary students

Agar -- Mrs. M. Agar donated to the Machine Gun Fund [SR19150818p1]

Agar -- Mary Agar -- see 1907 Simcoe Voters List

Agar -- Mrs. Mary Agar was grandmother of John Agar Harper -- see his obituary

Agar -- Mary Agar, widow, 122 Head Street South, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Agar -- Mrs. Mary J. Agar of Head Street, Simcoe, had her son, T. J. Agar of Toronto, visiting [SR19191106p12] -- Mrs. Mary Agar has been visiting her son, T. J. Agar in Toronto [SR19191113p12] -- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Agar and family visited his mother, Mrs. Mary J. Agar, Head Street [SR19191204p12]

Agar -- Mrs. T. Agar, 141 Talbot Street, Simcoe [Billet Hosts SR19160601p4]

Agar -- to wife of T. G. Agar a daughter 20 Feb 1909 in Simcoe [SR19090225] [WS19090304]

Agar -- Mrs. T. J. Agar was daughter of James McBride -- see McBride, James

Agar -- T. J. Agar: 
-- see 1913 Municipal Nominations
-- donated to Ag Society in 1916.
-- see Norfolk's 1917 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see 1917 Muskoka Hospital Donors.
-- see 1918 Port Ryerse cottagers
-- see Norfolk's 1918 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see Photos & Bios

Agar -- Mrs. T. J. Agar -- see Women Honored

Agar -- Thomas Agar wed Mary Gardner [Ontario Vital Stats 1879]

Agar -- Thomas Agar, 68, died [21] Mar 1882 in Simcoe [NR18820323p2] 
-- Thomas Agar, 69, died 21 Mar 1882 in Simcoe [BC18820322]
-- the will of Thomas Agar of Simcoe was probated in 1882 [Norfolk Wills]

Agar -- to wife of Thomas Agar a son 5 Mar 1882 in Simcoe [NR18820309p3]

Agar -- Thos. Agar -- see 1907 Simcoe Voters List

Agar -- Tom J. Agar -- see Alida May McBride [also see BC19070925]

Agar -- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Agar -- see A Day of Runaways

Agar -- Mrs. Tom J. Agar has her mother, Mrs. James McBride of Tillsonburg, visiting [SR19181010p12] [SR19181215p12] [SR19190102p8] -- Mrs. T. J. Agar has her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blackwood of Toronto, visiting [SR19190710p10]

Agar -- Thomas J. Agar was an uncle of John Agar Harper -- see Harper's obituary

Agar -- Thomas J. Agar, barrister, 141 Talbot Street South, Simcoe  
Allie Agar, 141 Talbot Street South, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Agar -- T. J. Agar offered his 11-room house at 141 Talbot Street South in Simcoe for sale [SR19190313p1]

Agar -- T. J. Agar represented John Sutton -- see Pursel's preferences challenged 

Agar -- Thomas Joseph Agar 1882-1953 | his wife Allie May McBride 1885-1972
[Oakwood Cemetery stone]

Agler -- James Agler wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1869]

Agler -- James Agler, 68, born 21 Dec 1832 in Ontario, laborer farm
his wife Hanna E., 65, born 10 Mar 1836 in Ontario
his single son Carling G., 16, born 3 May 1884 in Ontario, butcher
his single son Stanley E., 11, born 30 Nov 1889 in Ontario [1901 Census of Simcoe:1]

Agnew -- veterinary surgeon William Agnew of Walsingham married Miss Mary Ann Boyd of Walsingham, 15 Feb 1888 at minister's home [BC18880222]

Agnew -- William Agnew, 38, born 1 Jun 1862 in Ireland, immigrated 1882, veterinarian
his wife Mary A., 34, born 2 Feb 1867 in Ontario
his single daughter Mary, 12, born 22 May 1888 in Ontario
his single son John, 10, born 7 Jun 1890 in Ontario
his single daughter Lizzie, 7, born 3 Aug 1893 in Ontario
his single daughter Hazel, 5, born 14 Oct 1895 in Ontario
his single daughter "not named", 2, born 24 May 1898 in Ontario
[1901 Census of N.Walsingham:3]

Agnew -- Agnew's shoe store -- see 1929 Monocle ad

Agur -- William Drury Agur married Mabel Boyce, 14 Sep 1921 in Windham Centre -- see wedding summary

Aiken -- Miss Aiken of Simcoe is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Culver at Vittoria [SR19191002p2]

Aiken -- A. A. Aiken of Simcoe married Miss Edith Smith of Simcoe 23 Mar 1900 in Windsor, Ont. [SR19000405]

Aiken -- Miss Adaline Alethea, youngest daughter of late Wm. Aiken of Simcoe, married George S. Cowie of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 3 Oct 1904 in Simcoe [SR19041007]

Aiken -- A. E. Aiken:
-- donated to Ag Society in 1916.
-- see Norfolk's 1917 Victory Loan Committee.

Aiken -- A. E. Aiken of Woodhouse has bought the Hugh A. Culver homestead in Colborne from Mr. Holt [SR19180321p3] [SR19180328p7]

Aiken -- A. F. Aiken of Windham -- see 1919 Ag Society

Aiken -- Alfred Edward Ainslie, 3[2], son of late James Aiken of Haldimand County, brother of Mrs. R. S. McGill of Simcoe, died 3 Dec 1903 in Toronto [SR190301211]

Aiken -- Aitken [sic] Ann, 63, widow, born 27 Sep 1837 in Ontario
her single son Fletcher, 33, born 8 Sep 1867 in Ontario, foundry laborer
her single daughter Evaline E., 28, born 27 Feb 1873 in Ontario [1901 Census of Simcoe:3]

Aiken -- Annie Aiken -- see 1907 Simcoe Voters List

Aiken -- Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Aiken, 67, formerly of Jarvis, more recently of Simcoe, died 1 Oct 1914 at Shawville, P.Q. [SR19141008p4] 
-- Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Aiken, 67, mother of D. F. Aiken and Miss May Aiken of Simcoe and of Mrs. (Rev.) J. J. Seam[a]n of Shawville, P.Q., died last Thursday in Shawville. Interment: St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard, Jarvis [Died While on a Visit SR19141008p1]

Aiken -- to wife of Ash[..] Aiken a son 14 May 1909 in Oakville [SR19090520]

Aiken -- Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Aiken and their son visited Col. and Mrs. Aiken of Norfolk Street north [SR19170705p10]

Aiken -- D. F. Aiken, district representative of Mutual Life Insurance Co., has moved up from Jarvis [to Simcoe] and has set up a place of business in the office of Geo. J. McKiee, Peel St. Mr. Aiken is to be married soon and will live in the Norfolk street house recently vacated by W. B. Tomlinson [SR19140611p9] -- D. F. Aiken, 32 Peel St., Simcoe [SR19150909p10]

Aiken -- D. F. Aiken of Simcoe: 
-- donated to Belgium Relief [SR19141203p1]
-- donated to the Machine Gun Fund [SR19150818p1]
-- was member, Simcoe Board of Education, 1915 [SR19151007p1]
-- 24 Victoria Street, Simcoe [Billet Hosts SR19160601p4]
-- served on jury at The Beecher Trial
-- see Norfolk's 1917 Victory Loan Committee.
-- president of 1918 Simcoe Board of Trade.
-- see 1918 Port Ryerse cottagers
-- subscribed to 1918 Sailors Fund
-- see Norfolk's 1918 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see Norfolk's 1919 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see Lotus Club Re-Organizes
-- was Board of Education trustee -- see High School diplomas
-- see 1929 Monocle ad

Aiken -- Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Aiken of Simcoe had Dr. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter Miss Ellen of Jarvis, visiting over Christmas [SR19180103p9]

Aiken -- to the wife of D. F. Aiken, a son, Fri 4 Oct 1918 in Simcoe [SR19181010p7]

Aiken -- Dawson F. Aiken who recently moved to Simcoe, married Edith Gwendolyn, daughter of Dr. T. H. Lewis, Wednesday in Jarvis [SR19140709p5] -- Mrs. D. F. Aiken has her sister, Miss Grace Lewis of Paris, visiting [SR19170712p7]

Aiken -- D. F. Aiken -- see Aiken's success

Aiken -- Dawson Fletcher Aiken -- see Photos & Bios

Aiken -- E. Aiken was Reeve of Woodhouse -- see 1912 County Council

Aiken -- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Aiken of Colborne have John Aiken and family of Owosso, Michigan, visiting [SR19200902p7]

Aiken -- Eva Aiken -- see 1889 Simcoe High School students

Aiken -- Miss Evaline Estella Aiken of Simcoe, married Benjamin S. Jones of Simcoe 12 Jan 1909 in Toronto [SR19090121]

Aiken -- Evaline Estella Aiken 1872-1930 | her husband Ben S. Jones 1871-1957
[Oakwood Cemetery stone]

Aiken -- J. F. Aiken donated to Ag Society in 1916.

Aiken -- Jennie Aiken, single, 166 Colborne Street North, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Aiken -- L. F. Aiken: 
-- donated to the Belgian Relief [SR19150128p1]
-- see 1915 Sons of England Concert
-- also see photo from microfilm
-- 66 Norfolk Street, Simcoe [Billet Hosts SR19160601p4]

Aiken -- L. F. Aitken & Co. of Simcoe -- see 1909 Phone Directory

Aiken -- Captain Leslie F. Aiken of Simcoe married Miss Mary Helen Finch of Simcoe, daughter of Charles Finch of Simcoe, 11 Mar [1908] at her father's home [SR19080312]

Aiken -- Leslie Fletcher Aiken, Major, Second in Command 
[1916 Norfolk's Own] -- Leslie Fletcher Aiken of Simcoe, Church of England, merchant, born 8 Feb 1867 in Walpole Haldimand County, wife: Mary Helen of Simcoe
-- see a scan of his Officer's Declaration Paper

Aiken -- Lt.-Col. L. F. Aiken was president of the Great War Veterans' Association [SR19170628p1]

Aiken -- Colonel Aiken visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Aiken in Oakville [SR19180228p12] -- Ashley Aiken of Oakville is visiting his brother, Colonel L. F. Aiken, Norfolk Street North, Simcoe [SR19200826p11]

Aiken -- Leslie F. Aiken, gentleman, 66 Norfolk Street North, Simcoe 
Mary E. [sic] Aiken, 66 Norfolk Street North, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Aiken -- Colonel Aiken testified -- see Cave-In

Aiken -- L. F. Aiken 
-- see 1921 A.F & A.M. officers
-- see Military Matters

Aiken -- Lt. Col. Leslie Fletcher Aiken 1867-1940
his wife Mary Helen Finch, born 25 Dec 1882, died 20 Aug 1961
her husband Frank Eugene Appleford 1878-1963 buried Troy, Mich.
[Oakwood Cemetery stone] 

Aitken -- Mary Aitkin -- see 1880 Normal School Grads

Aiken -- Mary Craig, 61, relict of James Aiken and mother of Mrs. Jas. Perry and Mrs. J. T. Chadwick, died 12 Jan 1887 in Simcoe. A native of Fifeshire, Scotland, she lived 41 years in South Dumfries, Brant County [NR18870113] 
-- Mary Craig, 62, relict of James Aitken, died 12 Jan 1887 in Simcoe [WS18870127]

Aiken -- Mary Rodger, 78, widow of James Aiken, died 2[0] Jun 1911 in Simcoe [SR19110622p7]

Aitken -- Mrs. Rebecca Aitken, widow, died 25 Jan 1922 in Simcoe [her obituary SR19220126p1]

Aiken -- Wm. Aiken, 61 years 5 months, died 22 Jun 1889 in Simcoe [BC18890626]
-- the will of Wm. Aiken of Simcoe was probated in 1889 [Norfolk Wills]

Aikens -- Ethel Lolletta, daughter of T. Aikens of Niagara Falls South, married Ernest Albert Schuyler of Townsend 2 Feb 1909 at her parents' home [SR19090211] [WS19090218]

Aikens -- James Aikens wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1873]

Aikens -- to the wife of John Aikens a son 3 Feb 1903 in Port Dover [SR19030212]

Aikens -- W. Aikens, farmer, 108 Robinson St., Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Aikins -- Thomas Aikins died [Ontario Vital Stats 1872]

Aikman -- Sarah Ann Aikman 1843-1890 | her husband Samuel Elisha Kelly 1838-1906 
[Bookton Cemetery stone] 

Aimesbury -- C. Aimesbury has returned to St. Williams from three weeks at Long Point looking after his fishing interests [BC18890213]

Ainslee -- Gordon Ainslee -- signed 1914 temperance petition

Ainalle -- Alice Ainalle was promoted from grade 1 to grade 2 at Simcoe Public School [SR19100701p1]

Ainslie -- Alice Ainslie -- see Simcoe Public School 1914 Promotions

Aitchison -- Mary Jane Aitchison, 71, relict of Adam Clark and mother of Wm. and Adam Clark of Simcoe, died 30 Nov 1891 at Allandale, Ont. [NR18911210] [BC18911209]

Aitchison -- James Aitchison, caretaker, Golf Links, Simcoe 
Annie Aitchison, Golf Links, Simcoe[1919 Voters List]

Aitchison  -- Jean Aitchison:
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- see 1919 Simcoe elementary students

Aitchison  -- John Aitchison:
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- see 1919 Simcoe elementary students

Aitchison -- John M. Aitchison: 
-- see 1920 Simcoe Junior High results
-- see 1920 Simcoe High honor roll

Aitken -- A. E. Aitken -- see 1914 Woodhouse Council officers

Aitken -- A. E. Aitken, agent, RR4 Simcoe 
Mary Aitken, RR4 Simcoe, Lot 1, Concession 13, Windham [1919 Voters List]

Aitken -- Miss Adelaide Aitken -- see Helen Emily West

Aitken -- Annie Burns, 7[7], wife of James Aitken, died suddenly 6 Mar 1908 in Port Dover [SR19080319]

Aitken -- Anne Aitken, 89, widow of James Perry, died 3 Jan 1914 in Simcoe 
-- see her obituary

Aitken -- C. E. Aitken of Charlotteville, farmer -- see 1917 Norfolk Exemptions [pdf]

Aitken -- Carl Aitken: 
-- see 1920 Schuyler's Junior High pupils
-- of Colborne, passed his entrance exam [SR19200729p5]

Aitken -- Charles D. Aitken born [Ontario Vital Stats 1870]

Aitken -- Craig F. Aitken, farmer, RR1 Vittoria; Lot 21 Concession 2, Charlotteville
[1919 Voters List]

Aitken -- Craig F. Aitken 1883-1958 | his wife Ina M. Turvey 1893-1981
their daughter Patricia Jean Aitken 1923 [Vittoria Presbyterian Cemetery stones]

Aitken -- Mrs. E. Aitken: 
-- donated to Belgium Relief at Simcoe [SR19141210p7]
-- donated to Belgium Relief at Vittoria [SR19141210p7]

Aitkin -- George Aitken attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle

Aitken -- Georginna [sic] Aitken, Woodhouse, passed 1883 Entrance Exams in Simcoe [NR18830111]

Aitken -- Miss Georgina Aitkins [sic] of Woodhouse married Mrs. [sic] Ira Nelson Vail of Woodhouse, 11 Sep 1894 at her mother's home in Woodhouse [NR18940913] 

Aitken -- Georgina Aitken 1865-1940 | her husband Ira N. Vail 1865-1926 
[Oakwood Cemetery stone]

Aitken -- "Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Knudson (nee Miss Grace Aitkin [sic])" [Victoria SR19190102p5]

Aitken -- Grace E. Aitken 1888-1971 | her husband Olaf W. Knudson 1892-1984
[Vittoria Presbyterian Cemetery stone]

Aitkin -- Harry Aitkin -- see 1918 High School Honor Roll

Aitken -- J. F. Aitken -- see Waterford Businesses, 1887

Aitken -- to wife of druggist J. F. Aitken a daughter 2 Feb 1888 in Waterford [BC18880229]

Aitken -- to wife of J. F. Aitken a daughter 11 Sep 1895 in Waterford [SR18950926]

Aitken -- J. F. Aitken has sold his stock to I. E. York and is leaving Waterford
 -- see 1897 Waterford Star items

Aitken -- farmer James Aitken of Charlotteville married Miss Rebeca Field of Woodhouse, 30 Sep 1878 at Simcoe [BC18781002p3] [Ontario Vital Stats 1878]

Aitken -- James Aitken
-- was a 1887 officer of Charlotteville Township  
-- was a 1890 Charlotteville Pathmaster

Aitken -- James Aitken, 76, died 27 Apr 1909 in Woodhouse [SR19090406]

Aitken -- James Aitken, 82, died 7 Dec 1910 in Charlotteville [BC19101214p6] -- James Aitken, 82, died 7 Dec 1910 in Vittoria [SR19101208p7] -- he left a widow, one son, two daughters [SR19101215]

Aitken -- Mrs. James Aitken, widow, RR1 Vittoria; Lot 21 Concession 1, Charlotteville 
[1919 Voters List]

Aitken -- James Albert Aitken, 35, died 30 Aug 1903 in Woodhouse [SR19030904]

Aitken -- James C. Aitken, 69, born 10 May 1831 in Scotland, immigrated 1846, farmer;
his wife Rebecah Aitken, 48, born 22 Jul 1852 in Ontario;
his single son Craig F. Aitken, 18, born 22 Jan 1883 in Ontario, f[armer]'s son;
his single daughter Grace E. Aitken, 12, born 23 Feb 1888 in Ontario;
John R. Aitken, 57, born 16 Jul 1843 in Scotland, immigrated 1846, farmer;
[1901 Census of Charlotteville:1] 

Aitken -- James C. Aitken 1828-1910 | his wife Rebaca Field 1852-1922
[Vittoria Presbyterian Cemetery stone]

Aitken -- Jane Aitken -- see Doan's Cemetery Monument

Aitken -- Jean Aitken 1880-1962 | her husband James Harry Lawrence 1879-1954 
[Old Woodhouse Cemetery stone]

Aitken -- Jeane Aitken -- signed 1914 temperance petition

Aitken -- Miss Jeanne Aitken -- donated to Belgium Relief [SR19141210p1]

Aitken -- Miss Jeanie Aitken of Simcoe is visiting her sister, Mr. [sic] W. W. Collver in Vittoria [SR18960806p1]

Aitken -- Miss Jeannie Aitken of Vittoria was sister of Mrs. James Perry -- see her obituary

Aitken -- Jemina Aitkin -- see List of 1885 teachers

Aitken -- Jennie Aitken, 60, single, born 2 Feb 1841 in Scotland, immigrated 1845, retired
[1901 Census of Simcoe:2]

Aitken -- Jno. Aitken of Townsend was member of 1891 Jury

Aitken -- John Aitken of Vittoria was brother of Mrs. James Perry -- see her obituary

Aitken -- John R. Aitken, 57, a native of Fifeshire, Scotland, died Wed 19 Jan 1916 in Vittoria [SR19160127p7] -- John Aitken died last Wednesday at Mrs. Andrews home. Funeral Saturday from home of his sister, Mrs. Wm. Collver. Deceased was aunt [sic] of Mrs. E. H. Jackson and Mrs. Annie M. Mackay, Simcoe [SR19160127p5] [Compiler's Comment: Deceased was survivors' uncle] -- John R. Aitken, a native of Fifeshire, Scotland, 1838-1916 [St. Andrew's Cemetery stone]

Aitken -- John Russel Aitken of Vittoria, farmer, died 19 Jan 1916. Craig Field Aitken, estate administrator [SR19160622p11] 

Aitken -- John T. Aitken, 35, born 28 Apr 1867 in Ontario, divorced, photographer, boarding in the household of Charles G. Wood [1901 Census of Delhi]

Aitken -- Linden K. Aitken, 1 year 4 months 6 days, died  8 Jun 1904 in Port Dover [SR19040617]

Aitken -- Miss Mary Aitken, 23, school teacher, daughter of Jas. Aitkins of Woodhouse, died 
31 Jan 1884 at home of Oliver Jones near Glenshee [BC18840206]

Aitken -- the will of Mary Aitken of Charlotteville was probated in 1884 [Norfolk Wills]

Aitken  -- Mary Craig, 62, relict of James Aitken, died 12 Jan 1887 in Simcoe [WS18870127] 
-- Mary Craig, 61, relict of James Aiken and mother of Mrs. Jas. Perry and Mrs. J. T. Chadwick, died 12 Jan 1887 in Simcoe. A native of Fifeshire, Scotland, she lived 41 years in South Dumfries, Brant County [NR18870113]

Aitken -- Mrs. Rebecca Aitken, died suddenly 23 Jan 1922 in Simcoe [SR19220126p8]

Aitken -- Ross Aitken, agent, 24 Victoria Street, Simcoe 
Edith Aitken, 24 Victoria Street, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Aitken -- to wife of T. Aitken a son 7 Jan 1904 at Renton [SR19040115]

Aitken -- Wm. Aitken, 14, died 11 Aug 1907 in Port Dover [SR19070823] [BC19070821] 
-- William Aitken, 45, died 11 Aug 1907 [Port Dover Cemetery stone]
[Compiler's Comment: check ages reported]

Aitken -- Mrs. William Aitken of Simcoe's brother, Edward Rodgers, 58 years 6 months, died 24 Feb 1894 in Jarvis [NR18940301]

Aitkin -- Blanche, 21 years 4 months 10 days, wife of William Aitken, formerly of Woodhouse, died 6 Mar 1889 in California [BC18890320]

Aitkin -- Craig Aitkin -- see 1910 Charlotteville Officials

Aitkin -- Wm. Aitk[i]n, 14, died 11 Aug 1907 in Port Dover [SR19070823]

Aikins -- Marguerite Aikins -- see 1920 Port Dover promotions

Aker -- Mrs. Aker of St. Williams is in Niagara Falls, N.Y., to attend the wedding of her daughter Marjory to Lieut. Ernest H. Drake on 19 Apr 1919 at the home of her sisters, the Misses Wadylotte, 122 Sixth Street, Niagara Falls, N.Y. [SR19190417p3]

Aker -- A. J. Aker -- see Sports: 1883 St. Williams Baseball

Aker -- A. J. Aker, fisherman, St. Williams 
Elizabeth Aker, Lot 24, Concession 1, South Walsingham [1919 Voters List]

Aker -- Mrs. A. J. Aker of Vittoria has her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Beaton and children of Walkerton, visiting [SR19200729p2]

Aker -- Miss Annie Aker, second daughter of Mrs. H. Aker of Port Rowan, married B. A. Jones 
of Northway, Anderson & Falls, Tuesday 10 Aug 1898 at Port Rowan 
[SR18980818p1] [WS18980825p1]

Aker -- Annie Aker, wife of B. S. Jones of Simcoe, died 3 Jan 1908 at home of her brother Sidney Aker in St. Williams. Interred Sunday at St. Williams [SR19080109]

Aker -- to wife of Arthur Aker a daughter 7 Aug 1904 in St. Williams [SR19040826]

Aker -- Mrs. E. Aker of St. Williams has her daughters, Mrs. James Beaton of Walkerville and Miss Marjorie Aker of Niagara Falls, N.Y., visiting [SR19170726p8] [SR19180926p3]

Aker -- Flora Acker [sic] 66, widow, born 1 Jan 1835 in U.S., immigrated 1835 and her
single son Sidney Acker [sic], 29, born 20 May 1871 in Ontario, farmer, resided in the 
household of her married daughter Annetta Delong [1901 Census of Port Rowan]

Aker -- Flora Woodward, 73, relict of Hugh A. Aker of South Walsingham, died 15 Jan 1908. Interment 17 Jan at St. Williams [SR19080123]

Aker -- Flora Aker attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle

Aker -- Harriett Aker -- see 1920 St. Williams School Promotions

Aker -- Helen Aker -- see 1920 St. Williams Junior High results

Aker -- Hugh Aker, prominent farmer east of Port Rowan died unexpectedly a few days ago [BC18911209p1] -- Hugh Aker 1834-1891 | his wife Flora Woodward 1835-1908 |  children Annette DeLong 1860-1901 | Annie Jones 1865-1908 -- see photo of their cemetery stone
-- the will of Hugh Alexander Aker of South Walsingham was probated in 1891 [Norfolk Wills]

Aker -- Hugh, 2, only son of A. J. Aker, died 18 Sep 1900 in St. Williams [SR19000927]

Aker -- Jane Aker, 91, widow, born 12 Jun 1810 in Ontario, resided in the household of her widowed daughter Margaret E. Smith [1901 Census of Middleton:3]

Aker -- Marjorie Aker -- see 1910 Port Rowan High Entrance
 
Aker -- Sidney Aker wed [BC19060117]

Aker -- Sidney Aker died [BC19080108p12]
 
Aker -- to wife of Sidney Aker a son 13 May 1911 in South Walsingham [SR19110525p12]

Aker -- Sidney Aker: 
-- was an officer of 1914 South Walsingham
-- was an officer of 1915 South Walsingham [SR1915 0211p7]
-- was an officer of 1916 South Walsingham [SR19160323p3] 
-- see 1916 St. Williams
-- was an officer of 1918 South Walsingham

Aker -- Mrs. Sidney Aker's mother, Mrs. David Procunier, 80, died Tue 6 Jun 1916. Her husband predeceased her. Survived by daughters Mrs. Abram Dedrick and Mrs. Aker. Funeral from home of A. Dedrick, Wed 7 Jun 1916 [St. Williams SR19160608p4]

Aker -- Sidney Aker, farmer, St. Williams 
Mabel Aker, Lot 20, Concession 1, South Walsingham [1919 Voters List]

Aker -- Stanley Aker was a 1916 officer of South Walsingham [SR19160323p3]

Akins -- Charles Akins -- see 1920 Port Dover promotions
  

 
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