Death
of James Bauslaugh
On the evening of January
11th, James Bauslaugh passed away to his rest after suffering for
nine weeks from a stroke of paralysis.
He was well and favorably
known about this town, where he has spent a few of the last years of
his life. He formerly lived for a number of years five miles north
of Simcoe, on the town line between Townsend and Windham, on what
was known as the George Boughner farm.
He was the eldest son of
William Bauslaugh and Agnes Agnew, and of a family of seven
children, only two survive him, one brother, Henry Bauslaugh of Port
Burwell, and one sister, Mrs. John Duff of Hawtrey.
His wife predeceased him two
years ago, also dying of a stroke. He leaves three daughters and one
son,
Mrs. A. L. Cowan of Tillsonburg, Mrs. Deslandes and Mrs. James
S. Kellum of Simcoe, and G. W. Bauslaugh of Waterford.
