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Calanchie -- Nick Calanchie was pallbearer for John Homeniuk in 1933 Calanchie -- Wisil Calanchie 1851-1944 | his wife Jennie 1859-1941 [Greenwood Cemetery stone] Calbeck -- Miss M. E.
Calbeck, taught at S.S. 15 Townsend Calbert -- to the wife of Francis Calbert a daughter 10 Mar 1902 in Charlotteville [SR19020320] Calcott -- William Calcott wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1876] Calder -- to the wife of Mr. Calder a daughter 19 Nov 1905 in South Walsingham [SR19051208] Calder -- Alexander Calder, 65, brother-in-law of Mrs. Charles H. Collver [sic] of Colborne, died 10 Jan 1912 at his home in New York [SR19120118p12] Calder -- Alex. Calder, Esq.'s widow, Mary Beemer, 73, eldest daughter of the late Levi Beemer of Townsend and Hamilton, died 26 Apr 1921 in New York [SR19210428p9] -- Mrs. Alexander Calder of New York, sister of Mrs. Charles Culver [sic], and the eldest daughter of the late Levi Beemer the brother of Squire John Beemer of Colborne, died Tuesday from the effects of a paralytic stroke [SR19210428p1] Calder -- Clarion Calder was a 1919 Junior High Candidate Calder -- Harry Calder attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle Calder -- J. A. Calder:
Calder -- to the wife of J. A. Calder a son 19 Dec 1914 in Simcoe [SR19141224p7] Calder -- Jack Calder was a 1920 Simcoe Primary student [SR19200708p3] Calder -- to the wife of John
A. Calder: Calder -- Mrs. J. A. Calder is aunt of Pte. Vincent Ripple, a sister of his mother. Dr. and Mrs. Ripple were of Davenport, Iowa, but now live in Niagara Falls [SR19170628p1] Calder -- Mrs. J. A. Calder has received a message from Liverpool: her nephew Pte. Vincent Ripple is on his way home [SR19180425p12] -- also see Ripple's return Calder -- Mrs. J. A. Calder's brother Sergt. Vincent C. Long, with the U.S. Medical Corps, received the Croix de Guerre from the French government for gallantly saving many wounded on 1 Jun 1918 [SR19180725p1] -- Mrs. J. A. Calder's brother, Sergt. Vincent Long of New York, visited [SR19190814p1] Calder -- J. A. Calder,
merchant, 216 West Street, Simcoe Calder -- The grocery business of J. A. Calder at 68 Robinson Street, Simcoe, has been purchased by C. A. Turvey [SR19191204p1] -- Mr. J. A. Calder, who has been in business here for the past five years, is reported to have sold his grocery to Mr. E. [sic] A. Turvey of Silver Hill [SR19191002p12] Calder -- J. A. Calder has bought a 200-acre farm near Port Hope [SR19200304p12] Calder -- Jack Calder attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle Calder -- Maggie Calder,
Port Rowan; Lot 16, Concession 3, South Walsingham Calder -- Mr. R. M. Calder, 68, father-in-law of Chief Van Mere of Simcoe, died 11 Apr 1904 in Wroxeter [SR19040415] Calder -- Wallace Calder of Lakefield, Ontario, married Miss Margaret White of Port Rowan, 15 Aug [1900] in Hamilton [SR19000830] Calder -- Wallace Calder,
farmer, RR1 Walsingham Caldwell -- Mr. Caldwell played baseball for Walsingham in 1884 Caldwell -- Anson
Caldwell, laborer, RR1 St. Williams Caldwell -- to the wife of Arthur Caldwell a son 19 Aug 1912 at Walsh Station [SR19120822p5] Caldwell -- Charles Howard
Caldwell, 797045, Private [1916 Norfolk's Own]
-- Charles Howard Caldwell, 18, of Charlotteville Township, Methodist,
farmer. born 8 Dec 1897 in Charlotteville, son of George Hoover Caldwell
of RR2 Simcoe Caldwell -- Private C. H. Caldwell's letter home from France [SR19170719p5] -- Private Charles Howard Caldwell of Charlotteville is reported wounded [SR19170830p1] -- Pte. Charles Howard Caldwell (photo) of Charlotteville, wounded in action [SR19170906p5] -- Private C. H. Caldwell, reported wounded a couple of months ago, is now back on duty [SR191712p6p12] Caldwell -- Pte. Charles Howard Caldwell (photo) of Charlotteville, a member of the 133rd Battalion, is reported wounded in action for the second time. This time his injuries are from shrapnel in the arm and leg [SR19180822p6] Caldwell -- C. H. Caldwell and Miss Georgie were the guests of their sister, Mrs. P. Mater. A charivari party gathered at the home of Prosper Mater on Saturday evening to give Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Caldwell a welcome. Mrs. P. Mater, with her sister-in-law, who is spending a few years here, visited G. H. Caldwell, Thursday last [SR19191113p2] Caldwell -- Coville Caldwell of Chicago was a son of John N. Caldwell and Margaret Johnson of Forestville -- see Margaret's obituary Caldwell -- Miss Eva Maud
Caldwell, second daughter of Wm. Caldwell of Waterford, married Elmer V.
Ramey, only son of Emerson Ramey of Simcoe, 26 Aug 1914 in Waterford Caldwell -- F. C. Caldwell, Waterford -- see 1919 Normal School Results Caldwell -- Florence Caldwell -- see 1920 Baker's School promotions Caldwell -- Fred Caldwell
of Waterford: Caldwell --Fred Caldwell of the Royal Flying Corps, Toronto, is spending Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Caldwell of Waterford [SR19171227p2] -- Cadet Fred Caldwell of Waterford was slightly injured while landing with his machine at Leaside Camp last Friday [SR19180314p2] -- Flight Lieut. F. Caldwell of Waterford is home on leave before going overseas [SR19180613p2] [SR19180627p2] Caldwell -- Frederick
Caldwell of Waterford was the son of William Caldwell Caldwell -- George
Caldwell, 30, born 14 Mar 1871 in Ontario, farmer Caldwell
-- George Caldwell: Caldwell -- George
Caldwell, farmer, RR1 St. Williams Caldwell -- George
Caldwell of Walsh was a son of John N. Caldwell and Margaret Johnson Caldwell -- Geo. Caldwell's wife Ann, 47, died 23 Mar 1919 in Charlotteville [SR19190327p7] Caldwell -- George Caldwell -- see 1919 S.S. 11 Charlotteville pupils Caldwell -- George H. Caldwell, 96, of Simcoe, died Saturday [25 Nov 1967] in Simcoe. He married Neva Esseltine, then Matilda Donnelly. Born at Forestville, he farmed in Vittoria area until retiring 12 years ago. Survived by daughter Mary, Mrs. Clarence Young of Delhi, a grandchild, brothers Oswald of Port Rowan, Gerald of St. Thomas, sister Mary, Mrs. William Sherk of St. Thomas [obituary, SR19671127p4] Caldwell -- George H. Caldwell 1871-1967 | Neva A. 1873-1919 [Walsh United Cemetery stone] Caldwell -- Miss Gladys
Caldwell of Waterford was a daughter of Wm. Caldwell Caldwell
-- Hannah Caldwell of Charlotteville married Wm. Horton, 21 Sep 1845. Caldwell -- Miss Helen F. Caldwell married Owen M. Jones, 9 Mar 1899 at Elmwood, Ill. [SR18990316] Caldwell -- Henry
Caldwell, minister, St. James St.,
Waterford Caldwell -- Mrs. J. Caldwell was sister of Bertha Woodward Caldwell
-- John Caldwell, 61, died 26 Oct 1900 in Charlotteville [SR19001108] Caldwell -- John N.
Caldwell 1839-1900 Caldwell -- to the wife of Judson E. Caldwell, nee Maggie Bowes, a daughter, 17 Jan 1900 in Charlotteville [Charlotteville Births 1876-1900] Caldwell -- to the wife of Judson E. Caldwell, nee Maggie Bower, a son, 18 May 1901 in Charlotteville [Charlotteville Births 1876-1900] Caldwell -- Judson
Caldwell, 23, born 1 Jun 1877 in Ontario, farmer Caldwell -- Judson Caldwell of St. Thomas was a son of John N. Caldwell and Margaret Johnson of Forestville -- see Margaret's obituary Caldwell -- Kathleen Caldwell -- see 1910 Waterford pupils Caldwell -- Miss Kathleen Caldwell of Waterford visited her sister, Mrs. Elmer Ramey in Simcoe [SR19190828p1] Caldwell -- Kathleen Caldwell was among those who passed the Middle School Normal Entrance and Junior Matriculation Exam [WS19210908p1] -- see her father's In Memoriam Caldwell -- L. H. Caldwell, Waterford -- see 1919 Normal School Results Caldwell -- Miss Leta
Caldwell of Waterford was a daughter of Wm. Caldwell Caldwell -- Mrs. M. Caldwell -- see List of 1885 teachers Caldwell -- Mrs. M. Caldwell of Forestville was daughter of Richard Johnson Sr. and Eliza Ann Kern, and a granddaughter of Margaret Montross -- see Richard Johnson's obituary Caldwell -- Mrs. Margaret Caldwell of St. Williams, daughter of Richard Johnson, was a sister of Lawrence R. Johnson of Oregon -- see Lawrence's obituary Caldwell -- Margaret
Caldwell, 64, widow, born 2 Feb 1837 in Ontario, farmer Caldwell
-- Mary Jane Caldwell of Charlotteville married John Thompson, 4 Apr
1847. Caldwell -- Oswald
Caldwell, farmer, RR1 St. Williams Caldwell -- Oswald Caldwell of St. Williams was a son of John N. Caldwell and Margaret Johnson of Forestville -- see Margaret's obituary Caldwell -- Phyllis
Caldwell: Caldwell -- Miss Phyllis
Caldwell of Waterford was a daughter of Wm. Caldwell Caldwell -- Richard Caldwell died [Ontario Vital Stats 1883] Caldwell -- Sarah Caldwell: Caldwell -- [Tieby]
Caldwell, 24, widow, born 1 Jun 1876 in Ontario Caldwell -- Theodore Caldwell died Friday. He had lived in this village for a few years. Twice married, he leaves a widow and grown children. Funeral Monday, remains to Northfield for interment [Kelvin SR19141119p2] Caldwell -- Williams
Caldwell, farmer, RR2 St. Williams Caldwell -- William
Caldwell of Forestville was son of John N. Caldwell and Margaret Johnson Caldwell -- Wm. Caldwell,
hotel, Waterford Caldwell -- W. Caldwell contributed to G.W.V.A. Fund Caldwell -- Mr. and Mrs. W. Caldwell -- see Saunders-Gibson funeral Caldwell -- Wm. Caldwell -- see 1921 Agricultural Subscribers Caldwell -- Mr. Wm. Caldwell has been very poorly for two or three weeks. An X-Ray showed a growth at the entrance of the stomach and he is only able to eat liquid foods [WS19211020p5] -- William Caldwell, 68, died 13 Nov 1921 in Waterford [WS19211117p1] -- see his In Memoriam Caley -- Alice Caley: Caley -- Annie Caley wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1880] -- Miss Annie, daughter of Wm. Caley of Port Dover, married Josiah Varey of Port Dover 1 Jan 1880 at her father's home [BC18800114p3] Caley -- Ann Jane Caley, widow of Captain J. S. Allan, died 15 Apr 1919 in Port Dover [SR19190424p9] -- see her obituary Caley -- D. P. Caley was a Waterford businessman [ad, WS18840501] Caley -- to the wife of
D. P. Caley: Caley -- D. P. Caley intends carrying ready-made clothing upstairs over the shoe shop in Waterford [WS19000308p1] Caley -- D. P. Caley: Caley -- D. P. Caley,
gentleman, Waterford Caley -- Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Caley of Waterford have their son Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey Caley and children visiting for Christmas [SR19191225p4] Caley -- D. P. Caley was
pallbearer: Caley -- Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Caley attended the wedding of their son, Thomas G. Caley to Miss Verna Mildred McNally of Goderich on Wednesday of last week [WS19211117p5] Caley -- Mrs. Douglas Caley -- see Early Waterford [pdf] Caley -- Douglass P. Caley of Waterford married Margaret Miller of Waterford 18 Apr 1883 [NR18830426] Caley -- to the wife of Dr. D. R. Caley a daughter, 6 Oct 1915 in Toronto [WS19151014p1] Caley -- Garton Caley, fireman, Chestnut Street, Port Rowan [1919 Voters List] Caley -- Mr. and Mrs. Garton Caley of Port Rowan have moved to Port Dover [SR19201202p2] Caley -- Carton W. Caley
1887-1948 | his wife Myrtle May Clyne 1890-1961 Caley -- James Doan Caley -- see 1917 Norfolk Exemptions [pdf] Caley -- James D. Caley married Miss Sabrina Lois Turner, daughter of David Turner, on Monday of last week at the manse [Port Dover SR19201014p5] Caley -- M. Caley was a 1901 Waterford Public School student Caley -- Mabel Caley, only daughter of Wm Caley Jr., married Frank Brazier of [Al...otby], [Assa.] 8 Feb 1905 in Port Dover [SR19050217] Caley -- Mona Caley -- see 1901 Waterford public school honor roll Caley -- Myrtle Caley, Chestnut and Erie Streets, Port Rowan [1919 Voters List] Caley -- Ramsay Caley -- see Norfolk Students banqueted Caley -- T. Caley was a 1901 Waterford Public School student Caley -- Tom Caley: Caley -- Thomas G. Caley of Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Caley of Waterford, will marry Verna Mildred, daughter of Mrs. E. A. McNally of Goderich, in early November [WS19211103p5] Caley -- W. H. Cayley [sic] of Port Dover -- see 1915 elections Caley -- W. H. Cayley [sic] of Port Dover visited his son Garton Cayley [sic] of Port Rowan [SR19180718p2] Caley -- Wm. Caley married Ada, daughter of James Doan of Woodhouse, 18 Dec 1877 at her father's home [BC18771226p3] -- William H. Caley wed Ada Doan [Ontario Vital Stats 1877] -- W. H. Caley's home was site of his sister-in-law Mrs. Isaac Austin's funeral [SR19180516p9] Caley -- Mrs. Wm. Caley Jr. of Port Dover was a daughter of James Doan -- see his obituary Caley -- to wife of
William Caley Jr., a son, 12 May 1886 in Port Dover [NR18850521] Caley --
Mrs. Wm. Caley Sr., 72, died 11 Jul 1904 in Port Dover [SR19040715] Caley -- William Caley Sr. of Port Dover, died Wednesday morning in Port Dover [SR19050922p4] -- Wm. Caley Sr. 1830-1905 [Port Dover Cemetery stone] Caley -- William Caley,
shoe merchant, Lot 50 Block 14, Port
Dover
Caley -- William H. Caley
1854-1929 | his wife Ada Doan 1859-1929 Calhoun -- Mary V. Calhoun -- see Doan's Cemetery Monument Calkins -- to the wife of F. M Calkins, a daughter, 28 Jul 1896 in Waterford [SR18960806] Calkins -- teacher John Calkins -- see Pioneer Schools and Teachers Callack -- Mr. Callack had mail waiting at Simcoe on 5 Mar 1841 Callanche -- D. A. Callanche, farmer, RR2 Langton [1919 Voters List] Callander -- Miss Emma E. Mooney of Hamilton married Gordon F. McRostie of Bleinheim, 10 Apr 1914 at Guelph [SR19140416p5] [Compiler's Comment: this marriage record was published under McRostie-Callander] Callas -- Joseph Callas of Brantford married Miss Theresa McDonald of Port Rowan, at home of H. M. Barrett in Port Rowan [BC18840514] Callum -- John W. Callum wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1876] Callwood -- Joseph Callwood, 26, single, born 1 Jul 1869 in Scotland, immigrated 1887, servant resided in the household of George A. Ferguson [1901 Census of Middleton:2] Calton -- James Calton, for 6 Apr 1832 in Surrey county, England, died at home of his son Charles in North Walsingham [obituary BC18890320p5] [Compiler's Comment: obit has more] Calvert -- Emeline Calvert born [Ontario Vital Stats 1870] Calvert -- Emmeline Calvert of Charlotteville married Chas. Biddle of South Walsingham, 1 Mar 1916 in Simcoe [SR19160302p7] Calvert -- Ethel Calvert: Calvert -- Mr. and Mrs. F. Calvert of Tqin visited the former's sister, Mrs. Biddle at Port Rowan [SR19170503p15] Calvert -- Francis Calvert of Charlotteville married Almeda Alice, youngest daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Neal of Charlotteville, 6 Jun 1900 at home of bride's mother. Bride escorted by her brother William. Groom's sister, Miss Lottie Calvert, was bridesmaid. Bride's brother, Martin Neal, supported the groom [SR19000614p1] Calvert -- France [sic]
Calvert, 27, born 9 May 1870 in Ontario, farmer Calvert --
Frank Calvert Calvert -- Frank Calvert left Friday for Brandon, Manitoba to attend Jesse Calvert's funeral -- see news report Calvert -- Frederick Calvert died [BC19070731] Calvert
-- Hancy Calvert: Calvert -- Hancy Calvert,
printer, 416 Colborne Street North, Simcoe Calvert -- Hancy Calvert 1877-1935 | Sarah Calvert 1883-1957 [Oakwood Cemetery stone] Calvert -- Harold M., 7 months 12 days, infant son of Rev. R. Calvert, died 2 Feb 1897 in Walsingham Centre [SR18970211] Calvert -- Jessie
Calvert: Calvert -- Jessie Calvert of Brandon, Manitoba has died -- see news report Calvert -- John Calvert Calvert -- John Calvert,
60, born 26 Dec 1840 in England, immigrated 1862, "Aparist" Calvert -- John Calvert: Calvert -- John Calvert,
73 years 3 months 8 days, died 3 Apr 1914 Calvert -- Louisa, 27, wife of Rev. J. W. Calvert, died 14 Sep 1887 in Norwich [BC18870921] Calvert -- Nina Calvert: Calvert -- to the wife of Rev. R. Calvert, B.D., a son, 21 Jun 1896 at Methodist Parsonage at Walsingham Centre [SR18960625] Calvert --
to the wife of Rev. R. Calvert, B.D., a daughter, 26 Aug 1898 at Nelles'
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