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Event Date : Friday, February 29, 1952
Event Type : Death
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Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : Although for many years Mrs. George Geddes was known to have a serious heart condition, she led a normal and active life and her very sudden passing was most unexpected. Mrs. Geddes had been out of her home for the evening the night before her death. She lived alone in Barrie and during the night called a friend stating that she was ill. A doctor was immediately summoned but despite the good care she passed away the following day.Born in Bradford, September 3, 1886, the former Julia Ethel Robinson resided here until 1942. She attended Bradford schools, and, being a capable seamstress, did dressmaking in her early life. SHe married the late George Geddes in Bradford.Mr. and Mrs. Geddes were bereaved by the death of two members of their family of three. Their only daughter, Jean, passed away as a child and their elder son, Jack, gave his life overseas in the Second Great War. In 1942 the family moved to Barrie where Mr. Geddes died a few years ago. One son, George Alexander, resides in Barrie. Also surviving are four grandchildren, Gwendelyne Geddes of Bond Head, daughter of the late Jack Geddes, and Robert, Deanne and Kenneth, children of G. Alex Geddes; one sister, Mrs. Fred
Lotte of North Bay; and two brothers, Allie Robinson of Bradford and David Robinson of Palm Springs, California.The funeral was held on Monday, March 24, from the Lloyd & Steckley Funeral Home, Barrie.

Event Date : Saturday, May 17, 1952
Event Type : Marriage
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Community : Bradford
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Description : Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Riley, Bradford, to Robert Button, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Button, Cookstown. The wedding took place at Trinity Anglican Church, Bradford. Rev. H. G. Blake officiated.The bride was attended by Miss Sarah Early of Mono Road. Neil Button was his brother's groomsman.Mr. and Mrs. Button will reside in West Gwillimbury.

Event Date : Saturday, May 17, 1952
Event Type : Death
Municipality : Newmarket, Ont.
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : Died at York County Hospital, Newmarket. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans of Bradford.Interment in Beeton Cemetery on Sunday, May 18.

Event Date : Friday, May 09, 1952
Event Type : Marriage
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Community : Springdale
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Description : Anneke Fokkema was united with Peter Swart in the first marriage to take place in Springdale's new Christian Reformed Church. The groom's father, the Rev. Swart, who presently is touring Canada, officiated.Peter, who has been helping Tony Verkaik in the building of the new church since last summer, saw his desire to be married in the church realized.Mr. and Mrs. Swart will reside in the Hamilton district.

Event Date : Thursday, June 09, 1949
Event Type : In Memoriam
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Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : In memory of Selena Bradshaw, who died June 9, 1949. From daughter Lenora and grandchildren.

Event Date : Saturday, May 03, 1952
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Newmarket, Ont.
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : At York County Hospital, Newmarket, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boonstra, R.R. 3, Newmarket.

Event Date : Sunday, May 04, 1952
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Newmarket, Ont.
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : At York County Hospital, Newmarket, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Milosz, Bradford.

Event Date : Saturday, February 09, 1952
Event Type : Death
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Community : Gilford
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Description : The passing of Edwin Kneeshaw at his home, Gilford, on Saturday, February 9, resulted from a stroke suffered but a few days before his death. Mr. Kneeshaw was very seriously ill during December when he was a patient in a Toronto hospital but he has made a wonderful recovery and was able to be about his home when he and Mrs. Kneeshaw celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on January 8. He had apparently continued to recuperate and his sudden seizure was most unexpected. The third generation of the Kneeshaw family in the Gilford district of West Gwillimbury, Mr. Kneeshaw was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kneeshaw and he had spent his life on the farm on which he died. Throughout that period of over seventy years he held a position of highest respect among his neighbours. On January 8, 1902, he married a young lady who lived across the road, Clara Maud Steele, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Steele, whose farm was the present Gardener farm at Steele's Corners. She too was a descendant of a pioneer family, she being the fourth generation of Steele in West Gwillimbury. Throughout the years Mr. and Mrs. Kneeshaw have been valued residents of the township, their lives an example of all that is best. Mr. Kneeshaw served for a few years on the township council and in the church at Ebenezer, formerly Methodist, now United, he was a loyal supporter and a faithful worker. Surviving are his wife; two sons, Ernest and Douglas; four grandchildren, Betty and Robert, Gwen and Bruce; and one brother, William Kneeshaw, all of West Gwillimbury. A sister, Mrs. Booth (Lavina Kneeshaw) of Toronto, predeceased him in December and another brother, Wesley, a number of years ago. The other members of a large family died young. The funeral was held from his home to Ebenezer Church for service on Monday afternoon. Rev. E.E. Newcombe conducted the service and interment was in Ebenezer cemetery. The pallbearers were four nephews, Matthew Kneeshaw, Wilfred Kneeshaw, Jack Kneeshaw (Toronto) and Ross Neilly, and two neighbours, Ross Bell and Russell Gardener.

Event Date : Sunday, March 02, 1952
Event Type : Death
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Community : Bradford
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Description : The death of Stanley Davidson (Tod) Morning occurred at his home in Bradford on Sunday, March 2, with startling suddenness. Mr. Morning, although never regarded as a robust man, had been around as usual, gay and apparently feeling well. Sunday afternoon he complained of pain and went to lie down, where he passed away within a very short time.Born July 3, 1891, at the old survey near Glenville, the late Mr. Morning was the second youngest offourteen children of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morning, from Northumberland, England. As a young boy he came to the farm on Yonge St. near Holland Landing, where his younger brother, Rube, now lives. He spent his school days between Holland Landing and Poplar Banks school and later farmed the home farm until 1933 when he moved to concession 9, King, for six years. Returning again to the Holland Landing area he built the house and service station at the brow of Holland Landing hill in 1939. In 1948 he sold this property and came to Bradford where he built the home in which he and Mrs. Morning have resided.He is survived by his wife, the former Viva Venetta Sloane; one son, Ronald of Prince Rupert; and a daughter, Mrs. Rischar (Vinetta), of New Toronto. The funeral services were held in Christ Church, Holland Landing, on Wednesday afternnon. Rev. H.G. Blake of Trinity Anglican Church, Bradford, conducted the services and interment was in Newmarket Cemetery.The pallbearers were Aubrey Stephenson, Jack Kitching, Ed. Wrightman, Irwin Tate and L. Chappelle, all of Holland Landing, and John (Mac) Campbell of Bradford.

Event Date : Saturday, May 17, 1952
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Newmarket, Ont.
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : At York County Hospital, Newmarket, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans of Bradford.