Wallace -- Wallace & Co. stationers and printers -- see 1929 Monocle ad

Wallace -- ____ Wallace of Waterford:-- see Waterford's Roll of Honor

Wallace -- Alexander Wallace  married  [Ontario Vital Stats 1876 ] -- Alex. Wallace of Windham Centre married Clara Shaver of Windham Centre, 1 Mar 1876 -- see 1876 article 
   
Wallace -- Alex. Wallace was a 1885 Townsend Officer 

Wallace -- Alexander Wallace married Sally Ann Collver of Townsend, 10 Dec 1845. 
Witnesses: Robert Young; John Smilley [GJR-SR19010314]

Wallace -- Alexander Wallace, 71, a native of Ayrshire, Scotland, and father of D. B. Wallace of Norfolk Bookstore, died 20 Dec 1887 at Townsend Centre [BC18871221]
-- the will of Alexander Wallace of Townsend was probated in 1888 [Norfolk Wills]

Wallace -- Alex. Wallace, lately G.N.W. telegraph operator at Simcoe, has taken a position at the head office in Toronto [WS18980811p8]

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wallace visited the later's brother, Wallace Mason [SR19170531p10]

Wallace -- Annie Wallace wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1874]

Wallace -- B. Wallace was a 1910 Waterford high school student

Wallace -- Billy Wallace: 
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- see 1919 Simcoe elementary students
-- was a 1920 Simcoe Junior Third student [SR19200708p3]

Wallace -- Bruce Wallace -- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students

Wallace -- Bruce Wallace was a flower bearer -- see House funeral

Wallace -- C. Wallace, E. Perney and E. Slaght, Lot 6, Concession 4, Townsend [1857 Sketch]

Wallace -- C. Wallace:
-- was a 1921 Census Enumerator [1]
-- was a 1921 Census Enumerator [2]

Wallace -- Celia, 23, daughter of British Canadian editor Wm. Wallace, died 25 Aug 1877 in Simcoe [BC18770829p3]

Wallace -- Mrs. Clara Wallace of Saginaw, Michigan, married David Joseph Wyckoff of Simcoe married 17 Apr 1920 in Woodstock [SR19200422p6] -- see wedding review

Wallace -- Clarence Alexander Wallace born [Ontario Vital Stats 1881]

Wallace -- Clarence A. Wallace, son of R. J. Wallace of Townsend, married May E., daughter of James C. Blayney of Townsend, 14 Apr 1915 at her parents' home. Bride's brother James sang, his sister Miss Phoebe played. Groom's nephew Donald Wallace was ring bearer [SR19150422p9] -- Clarence A. Wallace, son of Gordon Wallace of Townsend, married Mary E., daughter of J. [.] Blayney of Townsend, 14 Apr 1915 at her father [SR19150422p6] 
-- also see James C. Blayney's obituary

Wallace -- C. Wallace:
-- was a 1919 Voter Enumerator
-- see 1925 Townsend Officers

Wallace -- Mrs. Clarence Wallace, 37, daughter of Mrs. J[ames]. C. Blayney, died 18 Jul 1919 at her mother's home in Townsend. Buried in Greenwood Cemetery [SR19190724p2] -- also see her obituary

Wallace -- Clarence A. Wallace 1881-1953
his wife Mary E. Blayney 1881-1919
his wife Ethel M. Hall 1882-1943 [Greenwood Cemetery stone]

Wallace -- to wife of David Wallace a son 31 Mar 1884 in Windham [BC18840402]

Wallace -- Informant: D. B. Wallace: to wife of farmer Nelson Forse, nee Elizabeth Coggins, a son: George Arthur Forse, 17 Jun 1884 [Ontario Vital Stats 022868]

Wallace -- D. B. Wallace of Simcoe -- see 1909 Phone Directory

Wallace -- Mrs. D. B. Wallace, Norfolk Street North, Simcoe [Billet Hosts SR19160601p4]

Wallace -- Mrs. D. B. Wallace has been seriously ill for the past two months. Her daughter, Miss Margaret Wallace, who for several years has been in charge of the nursing department in the Sanitarium of Southern California at Pasadena, has returned home to care for her [SR19170906p12]

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wallace, the parents of 12 children, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in California -- see news report

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wallace are home after spending a year in California. Miss Margaret Wallace is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lever, in Windsor, and expects to arrive in Simcoe shortly [SR19190821p1]

Wallace -- D. B. Wallace was pallbearer for Cynthia Winter -- see Cynthia's obituary

Wallace -- David B. Wallace 1846-1931 | his wife Sarah C. Jones 1843-1922
their daughter Ethelda May Emerson 1869-1925
Margaret L. Wallace 1878-1966 [Oakwood Cemetery stone] 

Wallace -- Corp. E. Percy Wallace -- see Carillon Tower's WWI plaque

Wallace -- Edith May, 2 weeks, only child of Roy W. Wallace, died 12 Apr 1901 in Simcoe [SR19010418]

Wallace -- Edwin Wallace, 62, born 3 Oct 1838 in England, immigrated 1858, farmer
his wife Margaret, 52, born 18 Oct 1845 in Ontario
his single daughter Edith, 28, born 18 Jun 1872 in Ontario, dress making
his single daughter Lucinda, 19, born 27 Nov 1881 in Ontario
his single son Richard, 16, born 16 Mar 1885 in Ontario [1901 Census of Middleton:1]

Wallace -- Edwin G. Wallace of Toronto married Miss Margaret M. Goodlad formerly of Simcoe, 20 Dec 1920 in Toronto [SR19210113p7]

Wallace -- Elizabeth, 59 years 3 months 28 days, wife of Thomas Wallace, died 24 Apr 1883 at Bealton [NR18840503] -- Wallace, Elizabeth Billington died [Ontario Vital Stats 1883]

Wallace -- Ethelda Wallace of Simcoe passed 1882 Entrance Exams

Wallace -- Florence Wallace: 
-- see 20 years Ago
-- see Re: Grove Union

Wallace -- George Wallace, 74, died very suddenly 6 Jul 1891 at his home north of Waterford in Townsend [BC18910715] [NR18910716] -- George Wallace dropped dead of heart disease. Funeral was Thursday. Masonic ceremonies. He was Past Master of Wilson Lodge, Waterford 
[obituary BC18910715p1] -- George Wallace, 74, died 6 Jul 1891 | his wife Margaret, 75, died 24 Apr 1902 [Greenwood Cemetery stone]

Wallace -- at home of Geo. A. Wallace, Miss Winifred Eddy of Townsend married Wm. R. Stewart of Townsend 18 Feb 1891 [BC18910225]

Wallace -- Gordon Wallace attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle

Wallace -- Miss Grace Ne[ile], daughter of D. B. Wallace, married Ralph W. E. Barnaby of the Canada Life Assurance Co'y., Toronto, 7 Sep 1904 at the bride's home, 85 Howard St., Toronto [SR19040916]

Wallace -- to Grace Wallace, wife of R. W. E. Burnaby, a son, 16 Sep 1908 at Bedford Park 
[BC19080923] [SR19080917]

Wallace -- Hellen Wallace of Townsend, 21, daughter of George and Margaret Wallace, married widower Wilford Edy of Townsend, 29, son John and Abigail Edy, 29 Dec 1869 in Townsend 
[Ontario Vital Stats 1869]

Wallace -- Henery [sic] Wallace, 43, born 20 Mar 1858 in Ontario, farmer
his wife Candis, 43, born 31 Mar 1858 in Ontario
his single son James Allen, 1, born 18 Aug 1899 in Ontario
Frederick Veil, 16, single, born 17 May 1884 in Ontario, g[eneral] labourer
George Beck, 16, single, born 22 Jan 1885 in Ontario, labourer [1901 Census of Middleton:1]

Wallace -- Henry Wallace: 
-- was Reeve of Middleton, 1910 -- see his father's obituary
-- of Middleton was 1911 Warden of Norfolk
-- was Reeve of Middleton, 1912 -- see 1912 County Council
-- of Middleton -- see 1915 elections
-- of South Middleton donated to Belgium Relief [SR19150211p5]
-- see Norfolk's 1917 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see Norfolk's 1918 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see Wm. P. Innes' 1918 funeral
-- see William Sutton nominated

Wallace -- Henry Wallace, farmer, RR1 Courtland 
Candis Wallace, RR1 Courtland [1919 Voters List]

Wallace -- J. Wallace and W. House, Lot 2, Concession 1, Windham [1857 Sketch]
Wallace -- J. Wallace and E. Nicherson, Lot 3, Concession 1, Windham [1857 Sketch]
Wallace -- J. Wallace and J. Woodley, Lot 4, Concession 1, Windham [1857 Sketch]
Wallace -- J. Wallace and S. Miller, Lot 7, Concession 2, Windham [1857 Sketch]
Wallace -- J. Wallace and Henry Knight, Lot 8, Concession 2, Windham [1857 Sketch]

Wallace -- to wife of J. A. Wallace a son 21 Jun 1910 [BC19100629]

Wallace -- Mrs. J. A. Wallace of Simcoe was a daughter of Rev. Walter E. Mason 
[Compiler's Comment: see John Alexander Mason, below]

Wallace -- at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Wallace of Simcoe: Miss Mabel Mason of London married George Arthur Ronson of Courtland, 1 May 1917. Officiated by bride's father: Rev. Walter E. Mason [SR19170503p6]

Wallace -- J. A. Wallace:
-- was a 1918 Windham Officer
-- was a 1920 Windham officer

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace was a 1908 Norfolk Fruit Grower

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex Wallace left Tuesday for Foo-Chow, China, a city of over 800,000, where he has accepted an unsought position demonstrating telegraph engineering at a university. An honor graduate in math and physics from McMaster University, he learned telegraphy as a lad in his father's office in Simcoe [SR19090401]

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace of Simcoe -- see 1912 Holstein Breeders

Wallace -- to wife of J. Alex Wallace a son 10 Oct 1913 in Simcoe [SR19131016p7]

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace received his Master of Arts degree last week at McMaster University [SR19160518p12]

Wallace -- to wife of J. Alex Wallace, a son, 12 Dec 1917 in Windham [SR19171213p9]

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace of Simcoe -- see Norfolk's 1917 Victory Loan Committee.

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace was a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wallace -- see D. B.'s Anniversary

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace's sister, Mrs. C. H. Emerson and family of Toronto, are visiting [SR19190821p1]

Wallace -- J. Alex. Wallace, farmer, RR4 Simcoe 
May Wallace, Lot 1, Concession 14, Windham [1919 Voters List]

Wallace -- J. Alex Wallace  
-- see Norfolk's 1918 Victory Loan Committee.
-- see 1919 Crop Competition
-- see Emma Mason wed Ward Kimball
-- see chosen federal candidate
-- see Photos & Bios

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex Wallace of Simcoe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary -- see two news reports

Walker -- J. L. Wallace of Townsend, farmer -- see 1917 Norfolk Exemptions [pdf] 

Wallace -- J. Lorne Wallace, farmer, RR3 Waterford  
Elsie Wallace, Lot 12, Concession 11, Townsend [1919 Voters List]

Wallace -- J. R. Wallace -- see 1909 Townsend Officers
[Compiler's Comment: also see R. J. Wallace]

Wallace -- J. W. Wallace: 
-- see 1913 Townsend Officers 
-- was a 1915 Townsend Township Officer [SR19150304p14]

Wallace -- James Wallace:
-- and John Lade Jr., Lot 18, Concession 3s, Middleton [1857 Sketch]
-- Lot 19, Concession 3s, Middleton [1857 Sketch]

Wallace -- James Wallace  
-- see 1882 Middleton Officers
-- was appointed 1889 Middleton fenceviewer [BC18890227]

Wallace -- to wife of Jas. Wallace a child [BC19060214]

Wallace -- James Wallace, 84, of Middleton, father of Henry and James, died 22 Apr 1910 at Wyecombe -- see his obituary

Wallace -- to wife of James Wallace, twin sons, 3 Jan 1912 in Caledonia [SR19120111p7]

Wallace -- Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, Geo. Ellis on Thursday at Delmer [South Middleton SR19160106p4] 

Wallace -- James Arthur Wallace of Hamilton married Miss Mary Elizabeth Highland of Hamilton, formerly of Simcoe, sister of J. J. Highland of Simcoe, last week 
[SR19061123p1] [BC19061128]

Wallace -- James W. Wallace, 44, born 24 Apr 1856 in Ontario, agent
his wife Junna L., 45, born 15 Dec 1855 in Ontario
his single daughter Horance, 14, born 20 Nov 1886 in Ontario
his single daughter Elna, 12, born 25 Jul 1888 in Ontario [1901 Census of Townsend:1]

Wallace -- Jane Simpson, 31, wife of James Wallace of Middleton, died 19 Aug 1861 | Simpson, 1 month, son of J. S. Wallace, died 15 Sep 1861 [Wyecombe Cemetery stones]

Wallace -- Jennie, 26, daughter of James Wallace of Norfolk County, died 16 Jun 1882 in the township of Brantford [BC18820628]

Wallace -- to Jessie Casey, wife of W. B. Wallace, a son: Donald, Mon 17 May 1915 Hamilton [SR19150617p7]

Wallace -- John Wallace, 67, former resident of Windham Township, died 2 Jan 1886 in Brantford [NR18860107]

Wallace -- John Wallace, 65, brother of late William Wallace of Simcoe, was murdered 30 Mar 1894 in Mexico. A native of Ayrshire, Scotland, John was a former resident of Simcoe [NR18940621] [Compiler's Comment: Announcement includes details]

Wallace -- John Wallace, farmer, RR3 Waterford 
Margaret Wallace, Lot 12, Concession 10, Townsend [1919 Voters List]

Wallace -- John Alexander Wallace born [Ontario Vital Stats 1881]

Wallace -- John Alexander Wallace B.A. of Simcoe married Miss Ethel May Mason, daughter of Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Mason of 'The Maples' in Townsend, 1 May 1907 at the home of the bride's parents [SR19070503] -- also see their 50th wedding anniversary

Wallace -- to the wife of John Alexander Wallace, a daughter, 6 Feb [1908] at Lynn River Stock Farm, Simcoe [SR19080206]

Wallace -- to the wife of J. A. Rodgers, a son, 21 Jun 1910 [SR19100630p5]

Wallace -- John W. Wallace wed Margaret Willson [Ontario Vital Stats 1879]

Wallace -- John W. Wallace, 48, born 18 Sep 1852 in Ontario, farmer
his wife Margaret, 49, born 24 May 1851 in Ontario
his single daughter Allison M., 17, born 11 Jun 1883 in Ontario
his single son William E., 14, born 13 Sep1886 in Ontario
his single daughter Minnie B., 13, born 8 Jan 1888 in Ontario
his single daughter Ada J., 11, born 15 Sep 1889 in Ontario
his single son John L., 8, born 5 Sep 1892 in Ontario [1901 Census of Townsend:6]

Wallace -- John W. Wallace's daughter Ada J. 1889-1968 [Greenwood Cemetery stone]

Wallace -- John William Wallace wed Nancy Ann Walker [Ontario Vital Stats 1875]

Wallace -- Joseph Wallace, 62, born Feb 1838 in Ontario, farmer
his wife Clara, 56, born 13 Sep 1844 in Ontario
his single son George H., 16, born 4 Oct 1884 in Ontario [1901 Census of Middleton:1]

Wallace -- Joseph Wallace's wife Clara Miles, 60, died 13 Dec 1902
[Bethel Episcopal Cemetery stone]

Wallace -- Mrs. Joseph Wallace was a sister of Dr. A. C. Duncombe
-- see Dr. A. C. Duncombe's obituary

Wallace -- Judson Wallace -- see 1900 Townsend Officers

Wallace -- Judson Wallace's son, Arthur B. Wallace, married Elizabeth Newlands, 21 Apr 1910 in Hamilton -- see wedding review

Wallace -- Lena Wallace: 
-- see 20 years Ago
-- see Re: Grove Union
-- passed 1901 Waterford High entrance exam

Wallace -- to the wife of Lorne Wallace, a daughter, 1[0] Aug 1920 in Townsend [SR19200826p7]

Wallace -- Luke Wallace, 53, born 2 Apr 1847 in Ontario, agent
his wife Mary, 51, born 29 Jan 1849 in Ontario
his single son Percy E. D., born 22 Feb 1886 in Ontario [1901 Census of Simcoe:2]

Wallace -- Luke Wallace, 75, formerly of Simcoe, died 16 Oct 1915 in Chatham [SR19151021p7]
-- Luke Wallace, 67, station master for the Grand Trunk at Port Rowan for years and later in charge of ticket sales and express business in Simcoe now in charge of his son, Roy W. Wallace until he retired and moved to Chatham in 1902 to be among his wife's people, died on Sunday in that city. He was a Baptist and Mason. Survived by his wife and two sons, Roy and Spencer of Hedgesville, Mont. [obituary SR19151021p1]  
 

 
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