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Cormack -- Alex. Cormack was a 1920 Simcoe First Book student [SR19200708p3] Cormack -- David Cormack,
28, single Presbyterian cooper, born [4 Feb 2 1886] in Wick Scotland, son
of Geo. Cormack of Simcoe (11120) (4th Battalion) Enlisted 22 Sep 1914 Cormack -- three brothers from Simcoe, D., Wm. and Fred Cormack, write from England thanking members of St. Paul's for their support [SR19171227p1] Cormack -- David Cormack,
laborer, 17 King Street, Simcoe Cormack -- David Cormack was pall-bearer at George Plant's 1920 funeral Cormack -- David Cormack was a 1920 Simcoe First Book student [SR19200708p3] Cormack -- Frank Cormack,
796150, Private [1916 Norfolk's Own]
-- Frank Cormack of Simcoe, 30, Presbyterian, laborer, born Sep 1886 in
Wick Scotland, son of Mrs. Mary Cormack of Simcoe Cormack -- Frank Cormack,
39, died 31 Oct 1921 in Simcoe [SR19211103p12] Cormack -- G. Cormack signed 1914 temperance petition Cormack -- Mr. and Mrs. George Cormack of Simcoe were born in Scotland but have lived a long while in Simcoe. They have four sons in the war, one in the navy, and three with the C.E.F. Their son-in-law, Harold Hillis (photo), gave his life for the cause, Apr 1916. Their eldest son, Donald (photo), never left Scotland. He was a naval reservist and at the outbreak of the war was called to service. He is serving on H.M.S. Excellence. David (photo), now in hospital, went from Simcoe with the First Contingent, to the "Fighting Fourth." Frank (photo) and William (photo) are in France, having gone overseas with "Norfolk's Own" [SR19170426p6] Cormack -- George Cormack,
gentleman, 255 Robinson St., Simcoe Cormack -- George Cormack
1848-1922 | his wife Mary Coghiel 1849-1927 Cormack -- Miss Jessie Cormack of Simcoe married Harold Hillis of Simcoe, 1 Sep 1914 in Simcoe [SR19140903p5] Cormack -- W. Cormack -- signed 1914 temperance petition Cormack -- William Cormack,
796103, Private [1916 Norfolk's Own] Cormack -- Private W. Cormack has returned from overseas -- see Mar 1918 returned local men Cormack -- William
Cormack's wife Margaret Sedgwick 1880-1940 Corman -- Mr and Mrs. Corman of Vienna were grandparents of May Howey Corman -- to wife of Earl Corman a daughter 18 Oct 1914 in Simcoe [SR19141029p4] Corman -- Earl Corman: Corman -- Earl Corman of Glen Meyer wears a broad smile,. It;s a boy [SR19180523p10] Corman -- Earl Corman,
farmer, RR1 Courtland Corman -- R. G. Corman -- see 1917 Norfolk Exemptions [pdf] Corman -- R. G. Corman of Glen Meyer married Miss Gladys Cole of St. Thomas, 29 Oct 1919 in Lynedoch. Earl Corman supported the groom. Mrs. E. Corman attended the bride. Dinner at the home of Mrs. Jaques of Simcoe. Couple will reside on the farm near Glen Meyer [SR19191030p7] Corman -- Robert Corman -- see 1879 Court Corman -- Robert Corman of North Walsingham was member of 1891 Grand Jury [BC18911209p1] Corman -- Robert Corman, 49,
born 3 Dec 18167 in Ontario, farmer Corman -- Robt. Corman was a 1916 North Walsingham official Corman -- Robert Corman,
farmer, RR1 Courtland Corman -- Mrs. Sarah Corman died [BC19060919] Cornel -- Alonza Cornel wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1872] Cornelius -- Nicholas Cornelius had mail waiting for him 18 Dec 1841 at the post office in Waterford [NO18420101p2] Cornelius -- Mr. R. Cornelius of Waterford led the Boston Brass Band when it played at Mrs. Elisha VanBuskirk's 51st birthday celebration 5 Dec 1883 in Boston [WS18831213] Cornell -- Amelia Cornell wed Samuel Scott [Ontario Vital Stats 1877] Cornell -- Ann Cornell, 82, relict of Jas. H. Church, died Wed 5 May 1915 at the home of her son-in-law, P.O. Austin in Simcoe [SR19150506p9] Cornell -- Miss Charlotte Cornell, daughter of late James Church of Vittoria, married Geo. Gilbert Shaw of Vittoria 12 Apr 1887 at her mother's home [BC18870420] Cornell -- Mrs. El[ce]ba Cornell of Forestville married John Schram of Forestville 15 Apr 1903 in Langton [SR19030423] Cornell -- J. Cornell -- see 1882 Middleton Officers Cornell -- Jas. Cornell,
farmer, RR1 Tillsonburg
Cornell -- Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cornel [sic] of Goshen's farewell party was Wednesday [SR19190327p10] Cornell -- Lucy Ann Cornell died [Ontario Vital Stats 1875] Cornell -- Mary Jane Cornell, 54 years 8 months 24 days, wife of Jonathon Cornell, died 10 Aug 1888 in Middleton [BC18880822] Cornell -- O. Cornell and J. Wood, Lot 18, Concession 2, Charlotteville [1857 Sketch] Cornell -- Orville, 19, son of James Cornell of Goshen, died recently at London where he had been working. A sister and brother also survive [Mabee SR19161012p2] Cornell -- Samuel W. Cornell wed Sarah Shaver [Ontario Vital Stats 1875] Cornell -- Sarah Cornell,
62, widow, born 10 May 1838 in Ontario, farmer Cornell -- Miss Viola Cornell of Goshen married Guy Earl Lovell, Wed 9 Feb 1916 at Courtland [SR19160217p5] Cornell -- W. Cornell, J. Jull and J. Winskill, Lot 18, Concession 2, Windham [1857 Sketch] Corner -- George Corner -- see 1915 Entrance Exams Corner -- Mrs. Harriet
Corner spent the week with her daughter, Mrs. Ostrosser Corner -- Jachron Corner, Fairground [1919 Voters List] Corner -- Mary Elizabeth Corner wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1870] Corner -- R. Corner, nominated 1897 deputy reeve of Houghton [SR18961231p1] Corner -- Mrs. R. Corner donated to Belgium Relief in Houghton [SR19150218p1] Corner -- Richard Corner,
65, born 3 Nov 1835 in England, immigrated 1857, farmer Corner -- at Richard Corner of Cultus' 75th birthday last Thursday he was presented with a chair, a token of his services to the church and choir which he led for 37 years [SR19101110p2] Corner -- Richard Corner's son, Sam Corner of Ostrander, was called to his farther bedside. Richard is seriously ill [SR19140226p2] Corner -- Richard Corner of Houghton has died. He was deputy reeve of Houghton and a member of County Council in 1891, and chosen Warden of Norfolk in 1902 [SR19140226p8] Corner -- "Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mudge of Rosanna attended the funeral of the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Corner, on Tuesday." [SR19220330p2] Corner --Richard Corner,
78, died 20 Feb 1914 Corner -- to wife of Robert Corner, a son, 13 Nov 1899 at Cultus [SR18991123] Corner -- Mrs. Robt. Corner
was niece of Mrs. William Fray of St. Williams Corner -- Robert Corner: Corner -- Robert Corner,
farmer, Clear Creek Cornfoot -- James A. Cornfoot of Ingersoll married Rhoda Masecar, youngest daughter of Mrs. E. Harrison Masecar of Simcoe, 1 Jan 1919 at her brother's home in Renton [SR19190102p5] Cornick -- Maria Cornick, wife of Brian Varey, born 1828, died 1901, buried Old Woodhouse Church [OWC] Cornick -- Maria Cornick
1828-1901 | her husband Brian Varey 1820-1901 Cornish -- Miss Hattie
Cornish married Mr. B. Frank Kelly, 12 Jul 1920 in Hamilton Cornmiller -- to wife of William Cornmiller a daughter 30 Jun 1904 in South Walsingham [SR19040722] Cornwall -- Calista Cornwall wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1880] Cornwall -- to wife of A. Cornwall, a daughter, Wed [..] Aug 1916 in Middleton [SR19160803p5] Cornwell -- A. Cornwell of Middleton married Miss A. Johnston of Middleton, 13 Nov 1899 at Eden [SR18991207] Cornwell -- Esther
Cornwell, widow, Vanessa post office; Lot 6, Concession 3, Windham Cornwell -- Francis Cornwell of Norwich village married Miss Hattie Griffin of South Norwich, 5 Dec [1894] in Delhi [NR18941213] Corr -- Allan Corr's sister,
Mrs. Wm. Benedict and family have returned from Saskatchewan where she has
been living with her brother Allan for the past three months Corr -- Hugh Corr, laborer,
RR2 Port Rowan; Lot 2 Concession 4, South Walsingham Corr -- James H. Corr of Williams Settlement in Houghton married Miss Lottie Cadogan of Houghton 14 Jun 1904 at home of Harry Pit[mans] Clear Creek [SR19040617] Corr -- Mrs. James Corr of Port Burwell visited friends in Cultus. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Clear Creek have moved on the farm lately vacated by James Corr at Cultus[SR19180307p8] Corr -- James Corr, farmer,
Clear Creek Corr -- Mrs. James Corr of Clear Creek died on Monday after an illness of about six weeks [SR19201230p8] -- Mrs. E. Winter and daughter Hazel, Mrs. Wallace Whitehead, Miss Carrie Harries of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Goodger of Tillsonburg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of Port Burwell, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. James Corr here on Thursday last [Cultus SR19210106p3] Corr -- James H. Corr and
John Corr were brothers of Mrs. John Ashford Corr -- John A. Corr, 53,
born 24 May 1847 in Ontario, farmer Corr -- John Corr,
gentleman, College Street, Port Rowan
Corr -- John Corr received a letter from his son Alan, living in Saskatchewan, saying he is coming here to take his father with him to the West. Mr. Corr is quite feeble and finds it very lonesome living alone [Port Rowan SR19210519p5] Corr -- John A. Corr 1847-1922 | his wife Clara Poole 1850-1920 [Cultus Cemetery stone] Corr -- to wife of N. Corr, a son, 4 Jun 1900 in South Walsingham [SR19000621] Corr -- Nathan Corr, 19,
born 5 Sep 1881 in Ontario, farmer Corr -- Sarah Christina, 82, widow of James Corr, died 29 Sep 1900 in Houghton [SR19001011] Corrish -- Miss Catharine Corish of Cayuga married James McCawell of Port Dover 9 Sep 1889 in Cayuga [BC18890918] Corson -- B. Corson and Casper Thomas, Lot 22, Concession 4, Townsend [1857 Sketch] Corson -- Mrs. F. Corson of Hamilton, 5[?] years 8 months 11 days, died 29 Aug 1907 in Tillsonburg [SR19070906] Cortlandt -- Harold Cortlandt born [Ontario Vital Stats 1869] Corton -- Chas. J. Corton,
46, born 14 May 1854 in England, immigrated 1872, agent Corton -- John & Jane Corton, father, mother [St. John's Cemetery stone] Cosby -- David Cosby,
25, bachelor laborer of Grimsby, born in Gainsboro, son of David Cosby and
Dor[astuse] Putman, married Arlie Williams, 18, spinster of Fairground,
born at Fairground, daughter of Melvin Williams and Nettie Murch, 5 Jun
1903 at Vittoria Costello -- Martin Costello died [Ontario Vital Stats 1872] Coster -- Charles M.
Coster, soldier, Lot 5 Block 7, Port
Dover
Coster -- Lenore Coster: Cotby -- Maggie B. Cotby, 13, single, born 24 Jul 1887 in Ontario, resided with her adopted father Francis [.] Watson [1901 Census of Windham:1] [Cotby] -- Maggie 1887-1909
wife of Roy Shellington [Kelvin
Cemetery stone] Cote -- William Cote -- see 1933 American Can photo Cotham -- Frances H. Cotham of Townsend married Minnie Maud, third daughter of O. G. Steinhoff of Townsend, 10 Mar 1902 at home of John Beemer in Colborne [SR19020320] Cottam -- Lillian Cottam of Vancouver, formerly of Toronto, married Edmund Yule Grasett, former of Simcoe, 6 Jul 1912 at Vancouver [SR19120725p7] Cotter -- George Sackville Cotter, 77, deputy registrar of Haldimand County for 52 years, died 22 May 1907 in Hamilton [SR19070531] Cotton -- [male] Cotton born [Ontario Vital Stats 1869] Cotton -- Compiler's Comment: Allen Cotton's first name was frequently misspelled Allan in local newspapers. Cotton -- Allen Cotton of Townsend married Miss Minnie B. Fonger of Townsend 1 Oct [1895] at Waterford [SR18951107] Cotton -- Mrs. Allan Cotton
is very dangerously ill with but faint hopes of recover Cotton -- Allen Cotton 1839-1899 | his wife Rebecca 1842-1899 [Greenwood Cemetery stone] Cotton -- Allen Cotton, 59,
born 10 Jun 1841 in [Ocean], farmer Cotton -- Allen Cotton of Windham married Mrs. Jane Ince of Windham, 29 Jan 1902 in Waterford [SR19020206] Cotton -- Allen Cotton of Round Plains, 76, and his brother, James Cotton of Scotland, 71, visited their sister, Mrs. H. F. Clows of Wyecombe, 70, and her husband, 74, at Wyecombe, last week [SR19170913p12] Cotton -- Allan Cotton,
farmer, RR3 Vanessa Cotton -- Archie Coton -- see 1920 S.S. 14 Woodhouse promotions Cotton -- Archie Cotton attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle Cotton -- Arthur Cotton, carpenter -- see 1919 Voters omitted Cotton -- Asa Cotton -- see 1910 S.S. 18 Walsingham pupils Cotton -- Miss Bessie Cotton of Langton married Henry Edward Downey of Langton, 24 Nov 1909 at Tillsonburg [SR19091202p7] Cotton -- Calvin Cotton -- see March 1914 changes to Simcoe Exchange Cotton -- Mrs. Calvin Cotton of Simcoe has her mother, Mrs. T. N. Smith of Bloomsburg visiting [SR19180124p7] [SR19180418p2] [SR19180905p2] [SR19190327p5] Cotton -- Calvin C. Cotton,
farmer, RR2 Simcoe Cotton -- Charlotte Ann Cotton wed Wm. Henry Stronger [Ontario Vital Stats 1877] Cotton -- Miss Clara Cotton of Mt. Pleasant, Ont., married Frederic Woodley 17 Feb 1909 in Simcoe [SR19090218] [WS19090225] Cotton -- to wife of Ed. Cotton a child [BC19060926] Cotton -- Mrs. Ed. Cotton was daughter of Mrs. A. Reid [Boston WS19090401p6] Cotton -- Edward Cotton of Boston had has brother, Mr. Allen Cott0n of Brantford, visiting [WS19100901p8] Cotton -- Ed Cotton of Kelvin had his uncle, Mr. Harris of Paris, visiting [SR19180516p10] Cotton -- Miss Eliza J., eldest daughter of James Cotton of Townsend, married Wm. H. Carpenter of Townsend, 24 Jun 1896 in Brantford [SR18960716] Cotton -- Frederick
Cotton, 84 years 8 months 24 days, died 27 Feb 1891 at home of his son at
Round Plains [BC18910311] -- Frederick Cotton, 84 years 8 months 24
days, born 2 Jun 1806, died 27 Feb 1891 | his wife Priscilla, 74 years 1
month 4 days, died 18 Apr 1886 Cotton -- Fred. Cotton of Lynnville married Miss Martha R. Walker of Townsend Centre, 29 Jan 1890 in Delhi [BC18900212] Cotton -- F. and M. Cotton's
children: Cotton -- Fredrick Cotton,
32, born 22 Jul 1869 in Ontario, farmer Cotton -- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cotton of Delhi are about to leave for Alberta, where they expect to make their future home [SR19170301p2] Cotton -- Harry Cotton,
sec. foreman, Windham Centre; Lot 8, Concession 8, Windham Cotton -- Mrs. James Cotton's mother, Mrs. Elsie [Sllist], died Saturday at home of her daughter, south of Boston. Surviving sons: Paul and Lewis Harris. Funeral Monday to Boston cemetery [WS18981215p8] Cotton -- John Cotton -- see 1910 Boston school pupils Cotton -- Margaret A. Cotton wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1882] Cotton -- Oscar Cotton -- see 1910 S.S. 18 Walsingham pupils Cotton -- Rebecca Bradshaw, 58 years 6 months 18 days, wife of Allan Cotton, died 28 Oct 1899 at Round Plains [SR18991109] Cotton -- Rhoda Cotton -- see 1910 S.S. 18 Walsingham pupils Cotton -- Una Cotton -- see 1910 S.S. 18 Walsingham pupils Cotton -- Walter Cotton -- see 1910 S.S. 18 Walsingham pupils Cotton -- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotton, on Tue 3 Aug 1920, a son [Lynedoch SR19200812p11] -- Mr. and Mrs. Carder and family of Burgessville spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotton [Lynedoch SR19200812p11] Cotton -- William F. Cotton of Townsend married Lily, daughter of Edward Pettit of Townsend, 17 May 1898 in Simcoe [SR18980630] -- William F. Cotton of Townsend married Lily, daughter of Edward Pettit formerly of Waterford, 17 May 1898 in Simcoe [WS18980707p5] -- see Edward's obituary Cotton -- Will and Lily Cotton were aunt and uncle of Edward Howey -- see 4 influenza deaths Cotty -- Charles Stanley
Cotty died [Ontario Vital Stats 1883] |
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