Event Date : Wednesday, January 28, 1942 Event Type : Death Municipality : Community : Other - Bradford Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray died in Toronto.
Event Date : Thursday, September 07, 1950 Event Type : Death Municipality : Toronto Community : Other - Bradford Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Died at Toronto. Late of Cleveland, Ohio. Husband of the late Ada Button. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray, Bradford. Funeral on September 9. Interment in Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
Event Date : Thursday, April 22, 1943 Event Type : Marriage Municipality : Community : Bradford Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Daughet of Rev. Donald and Mrs. Stewart of Bradford wed son of Dr. and Mrs. S. Gray of Toronto. The brides father and Rev. L.F. Ballantyne performed the ceremony. Lieut. Gray is stationed at Camp Borden.
Event Date : Friday, June 08, 1956 Event Type : Death Municipality : Newmarket, Ont. Community : Other - Bradford Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Died at the Toronto General Hospital, William Gray of 191 Osler Ave. (Past Master Mimico Lodge No. 369, and Honourary Member Transportation Lodge No. 583, A.F. and A.M.). Beloved husband of the late Caroline Scanlon, loved father of Lilly, Annie, Major Albert S., and Frederick William, all of Toronto; Mrs. C. Emerson Wickens (Mary Jane) of Richmond Hill, and Mrs. Russell I. Wiles (Caroline) of Walkerton. Resting at the Turner and Porter Chapel, 436 Roncesvalles Ave. Funeral service 2 p.m. Tuesday. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bradford.
Municipality : Community : Ontario Lot : Concession : Description : Canada's history is a patchwork of many colourful characters. One of them was Catharine Parr Traill, who left England in 1832 with her husband to take on the adventure of settling in Upper Canada (Ontario). She was 30 years old and soon learned what a challenging adventure that would be! Building a log home, clearing land, growing food, keeping livestock and making pretty much everything yourself was enough to tire anybody out. But Catharine was energetic, optimistic, full of common sense and downright determined. Despite all the hardships, she created one heck of a smooth-running household while raising seven children and writing several children's books, as well as The Backwoods Of Canada, a collection of letters she had written home during her first three years as a settler. By 1854, with 20 years' experience under her belt, Catharine was a pioneer version of Martha Stewart. But she had seen many families who were overwhelmed and just couldn't make it in their new country. Catharine wrote a helpful handbook for anyone thinking of emigrating to Canada. She completed The Canadian Settler's Guide, which she wrote especially for wives and daughters. The book guided readers through almost every step of their journey from England to Canada, and even advising on what to bring and how to survive once in Canada. Soap making, candle dipping, dying wool and raising poultry were all carefully outlined and the climate, plants and animals of each month of the year beautifully described.
Event Date : Saturday, July 07, 1984 Event Type : Marriage Municipality : Community : Cookstown Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Christine, daughter of Bill and Betty Green of Northshore Drive, to Gordon, son of Mrs. Jean Greatrix, Barrie. The wedding took place at Cookstown Presbyterian Church.Matron of honour was Tracey Miller, Bradford, and bridesmaids were Linda Green, Michelle Varty and Kelly Brown. Flower girl was Lisa Boyce.Best man was David Hamilton, and groomsmen were Doug Harvey, Jamie Boonstra and Kevin Sutton. Ring bearer was Adam Boyce.Mr. and Mrs. Greatrix will reside in Bell Ewart.(Gilford News)
Event Date : Saturday, October 04, 1975 Event Type : Marriage Municipality : Community : Churchill Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald, to Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Greavette. The wedding took place at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Churchill. Rev. Lee officiated.The maid of honour was Colleen Sweeny; bridesmaids were Patricia Munshaw, sister of the groom and Terry Budvet, sister of the bride.The best man was Jim Greavette, brother of the groom and ushers were Mark Smith and Steven Simpson.Mr. and Mrs. Greavette will reside in Port Credit.(Bell Ewart News)
Event Date : Saturday, August 30, 1980 Event Type : Marriage Municipality : Community : Newmarket Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Cindy, daughter of Cecil and Bernice Brown, Newmarket, to Tony Jr., son of Tony and Lina Greco, Bell Ewart. The wedding took place at St. John's Church, Newmarket.Maid of honour was Katalin Brown. Bridesmaids were Mary Rose Grande, Dianne Attridge, Rose Greco, Cheryl Brown and Gail Pearson. Flower girl was Katherine Natale.Best man was Pasquale Amaro and ushers were Joe Greco, Vince Cimino, Dana Brown, Doug Attridge and Craig Brown. Ring bearer was Chad Brown.Mr. and Mrs. Greco will reside in Newmarket.(Lefroy-Bell Ewart News)
Event Date : Tuesday, March 20, 1990 Event Type : Death Municipality : Community : Other - Bradford Description : Peacefully at York County Hospital, Newmarket, in her 83rd year. Nee Coulter. Wife for 50 years of the late Arthur E. Green of Gilford. Mother of Brian of Toronto, Nancy and her husband Arvid Alle of Sturgeon Falls and predeceased by Terry. Grandmother of David and Kristian Alle. Sister of the late Arley Coulter of Winnipeg. Graduated from St. John's Technical High School in North Winnipeg, joining the T. Eaton Co. Ltd. in 1936, where she was a Buyer for Ladies Wear until she married in 1939. Alice and Art were also blessed with many dear friends. Visitation at the Lathangue & Skwarchuk Funeral Home, Bradford, with service and committal in the chapel. Interment in Newboro, Ontario. In memoriam, donations to the York County Hospital Foundation, Newmarket, or to Gilford United Church would be appreciated.*Original stored in Joe Saint Collection.
Event Date : Saturday, September 20, 1952 Event Type : Marriage Municipality : Community : Cookstown Street : Lot : Concession : 0 Description : Norma Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baker of Cookstown, to Allan Ansley Green, son of Mrs. Green and the late Ansley Green of Bond Head. The wedding took place in St. John's Anglican Church, Cookstown. Rev. Harry Donaldson officiated.The bride's sister, A. W. Daureen Baker, of Mont. Apica, Que., was maid of honour. The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Davis of Cookstown and Miss Jean Spence of Barrie. Miss Brenda Allan of Churchill was flower girl. Robert Simpson of Weston was groomsman and the ushers were Allan Cryderman of Toronto and Keith McCutcheon of Schomberg.Mr. and Mrs. Green will reside in Cookstown.
