To all:- Will OUR Canadian census records be stored within, without any restrictions? These records form the foundation of other facets of Canadian history. These records and NEW Sea-Kings would be really memorable! Muriel M. Davidson [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Ave., Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/post1901census.htm ======================= Greeting All. This afternoon I received an interesting email from Ian Wilson, National Archivist of Canada. He advised me of an announcement by Prime Minister Jean Chrétien regarding the formation of a Canada History Centre. I have placed on the Post 1901 Census Project website, at the URL following my signature, new pages in both English and French that contain the News Release, a Backgrounder, and a speech by the Prime Minister regarding the formation of this Centre. I would urge listers to have a look at these pages as there are a number of interesting comments in them. >From the News Release: "The role of this institution will be to increase accessibility of all Canadians to their history." "The Canada History Centre will focus on those who have contributed to the building of Canada and the flourishing of our democracy." >From the Backgrounder: "The Canada History Centre will promote debate on Canada's history from diverse perspectives. It will focus on our leaders, statesmen and stateswomen and political processes and institutions as well as on grassroots organizations and people from all walks of life who have shaped Canada's distinct model of democracy and governance." >From the speech of the Prime Minister: "This Centre will soon become the site of one of the most important meetings in its history: one between Canadians and their shared past." "Together Canadians have built a nation that is strong, prosperous and free. We must know the builders of our nation to sustain what their mind and hearts, their muscles and their blood, have created." "We must once again strengthen the ties that bind us together and the understanding of Canada that we share. Our past must be near us as we move into the future." "Listen carefully and you can hear echoes in this magnificent building . ......... Echoes of immigrants arriving from Pier 21 in Halifax, some to stay, some to open up the Canadian West." "The Canada History Centre will bring to life the memories of men and women who, through their ideas, their vision and their actions, inscribed their names on the rolls of our history." "The new Canada History Centre will open a door to the great wealth of our history and our heritage........" I suspect that there are those among us that are willing to point out to the Prime Minister that while he and the Canada History Centre seek to promote the history and heritage of the people of Canada, Statistics Canada and the conditions and restrictions of Bill S-13 seek to do just the opposite. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.483 / Virus Database: 279 - Release Date: 5/19/03

Greetings All. The date of the National Census of Canada for 1911 was effective the first day of June. The Privacy Act and Regulations attached thereto specify that records of Census may be made available to any person or body for purposes of research, 92 years after collection. Therefore, records of the 1911 National Census of Canada should be made accessible to the public after 1 June 2003. It is believed this is unlikely to happen at this time therefore it is suggested that those interested in accessing these records submit an Access to Information request to Statistics Canada. To find out how to submit your Access to Information request please visit the Post 1901 Census Project website at the URL following my signature. On another subject -- It has been brought to my attention that some people believe because the 1906 Census records have been released unconditionally that the Census issue has been resolved and that no further action on our part is required. This is definitely not the case. The government brought down Bill S-13, presently in third reading debate in the Senate, to deal with the Census issue. In doing so, however, they have listened more to the burueaucrats than to the desires of the people seeking access. S-13 imposes conditions and restrictions on access that have several times been rejected by the people. One clause in particular would require specific authorization at the time of enumeration for records from 2006 and on to be made available 92 years after the Census takes place. This "informed consent" clause would destroy future Census records for any scientific, demographic or academic research, and would cause many future genealogists to find no information in the records on us, their ancestors. A battle has been won, but the war goes on. To get up to date on what is happening follow the link for information on Bill S-13 on the Post 1901 Census project website. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts [email protected] Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.483 / Virus Database: 279 - Release Date: 5/19/03

Thanks to everyone who sent me ideas. Your help is appreciated. Cheers, Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 1:15 AM Subject: [Grey Co.] Newspapers for Wiarton > Hello all, > > Can anyone tell me what newspapers would carry obituaries for citizens of Wiarton from 1912-1959? > > Thanks for your help - Judy > > ______________________________

Dave Wiley: Dave, I was so interested in your correction of names, I was specifically interested in Wm. Lucas, Markdale. My ggggrandfather was William Lucas from Varney (Egremont), originally Ireland. I have been searching for any information on him. In a writeup I was given (courtesy Wellington County archives), it states that the Lucas families at Markdale are descendants. I believe this Wm. Lucas could be his son. Could you please share with my anything you might know about him? Many thanks, Cathy Brohman _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Hi ya. Have we a map of Grey area. And what this list covers. Cheers Steve

Hello all, Can anyone tell me what newspapers would carry obituaries for citizens of Wiarton from 1912-1959? Thanks for your help - Judy

Hello April...... I have looked through my collection here and have made the following corrections to your name list: 3) Robert J. Sproule is correct (The R J Sproule Block in Flesherton was named after him as I think he owned it basically) 4) Aaron Munshaw (Owned a hotel in Flesherton, starting in 1849. The Hotel called "Munshaw House" is still there and now space is rented for commercial businesses) 43) Thomas Gilbert (Not sure about the Inspector note, however I do know he brought mail from Artemesia Corners (Flesherton) to Vandeluer twice a week, a distance of 6 1/2 miles around the 1870's, and Im pretty sure he lived in the Vandeluer area as he gave some land to build a church many moons ago.) 59) I believe it is a W.A. Milburn he was a Carriage Builder in Flesherton in 1887. 83) There was a Mr. Caldwell who owned a Tavern in Markdale, however Im not sure if thise is the same man as you have. 85) Wm. Lucas was from Markdale and was a banker. (Wm. Lucas & Co., currently the Bank Of Montreal in Markdale) 92) G.S. Bowes is correct (A George S. Bowes was a prominent citizen in Markdale, a sketch of his home is shown in the 1880 Grey County Atlas. 100) There was a J. G. Irving living at that time in Markdale. However he was a very well known Pump Maker and not a Piano Maker as you have written. He had patented a valve system to keep dirt out of water as it was pumped up, in order to not hinder the valves from working properly. I do have a small request if it is not too much trouble. There are 2 names of which I am interested in as I am related to them. One is the #107 Thomas Penelton, and the other is #16 William Hainsworth. I was wondering if it was not too much trouble could I get a copy of their signatures, or even a copy of the entire document if that is possible? If not I understand. I can give you my mailing adress off list if you wish... Thanks again for all your trouble, and sharing this info. Dave W. Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: April Bell <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 5:07 PM Subject: [Grey Co.] Petition and List of Petitioners 1884 (Nos. 1-37) > Hello List, > As promised, I am typing below the petition and list of those petitioning > for clemency for COOK TEETS, convicted of murdering his wife ROSANNAH > LEPPARD in 1883. > > I hope the length of this email does not break any rules, but without being > able to make an attachment, this seemed the best way for everyone to be > able to view the list of names. It is as follows: > > To the Honorable > The Minister of Justice for Canada > > The Petition of the undersigned Humbly Sheweth > That Cook Teets lately convicted of the murder of Rosannah Leppard (alias) > Rosannah Teets has been totally blind for upwards of thirty years. > > That considering the nature of the evidence against him and the character > of the principal witnesses namely the Leppard family, Your petitioners were > surprised at the verdict rendered by the Jury. > > Your petitioners would submit that notwithstanding the evidence it is > quite possible that the poison was obtained by the deceased else where than > from Cook Teets or without his knowledge or consent and further that it is > quite possible that the said poison was furnished or administered by some > others than the prisoner. > Your petitioners therefore pray > That the death sentence passed on Cook Teets be commuted to such term of > imprisonment as you may think fit. > Dated this 13th day of November, 1884. > > List shows SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION: (I have placed question marks > where the writing is questionable so the transcription is just my best > guess - I welcome any comments or questions, or possible corrections.) > > 1) Robt Lenmke (Lemke?)/Flesherton/Merchant > 2) Matthew Richardson/Flesherton/Merchant > 3) Robert J. Sproule (?)/Flesherton/Merchant > 4) Aaron Mainsha?/Flesherton/Hotel Keeper > 5) Thos. Leitch/Flesherton/Tailor > 6) Seth? Gore?/Flesherton/Butcher > 7) G.H. Elder/Flesherton/Grain Buyer > 8) Elias Vanzant/Flesherton/Marble Dealer > 9) Richard? Bennett/Euphrasia/Farmer > 10) Charles Wales? or Hulles?/Artemesia/Farmer > 11) George Best/Artemesia/Farmer > 12) George C. Park/Artemesia/Farmer > 13) George Stewart Jr./Artemesia/Farmer > 14) Price Teeter/Artemesia/Farmer > 15) Edward C. Watts/Artemesia/Farmer > 16) William Hainsworth/Artemesia/Farmer > 17) John Teeter/Artemesia/Farmer > 18) Aaron Teeter/Artemesia/Aareman (Dairyman?) (was a witness at trial) > 19) David Johnston/Artemesia/Farmer > 20) George Donkin/Artemesia/Miller > 21) James O'Brien/Artemesia/Farmer > 22) John Wright/Artemesia/Farmer > 23) Wm. Barnhouse/Artemesia/Boot and Shoe Maker > 24) William Strain/Flesherton/Merchant > 25) Earle Strain/Flesherton/Tinsmith > 26) John H. Hearll?/Flesherton/Blacksmith > 27) William Rutledge/Artemesia/Farmer > 28) Thos. Kells?/Artemesia/Farmer > 29) James McMullen/Artemesia/Drover > 30) Alex S. Madill/Artemesia/Farmer > 31) James H. (or G.?) Wilson/Artemesia/Farmer > 32) Jas. A. Blakely/Artemesia/Farmer > 33) W.R. Simmons/Artemesia/Farmer > 34) Robert Clark/Flesherton/Blacksmith > 35) J. Sullivan/Flesherton/Tin Smith (how he wrote it) > 36) J. Smith/Flesherton/Boot & Shoe Maker > 37) W. Smith/Artemesia/Farmer > > This is end of this page. Will continue on next email. > April in BC > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Sorry folks, this should read CONNELL on the petitioner's list. April

This will be the last email listing petitioners re Cook Teets. It appears to me that this petition was taken around by someone from place to place. This would make sense in light of the expediency required. In case I haven't made in clear, Mr. Teets was denied clemency and hung in December of 1884. The jury had asked for mercy, but the judge did not see it that way unfortunately. SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION: 151) William John Lever/Artemesia/not given 152) George Connel/not given/Labourer 153) William Davis/Artemesia/Farmer 154) George McKenzie/Artemesia/Farmer 155) William Burnett/Artemesia/Farmer 156) John Graham/Artemesia/Farmer 157) Thomas Fletcher/Artemesia/Farmer 158) John Porteous/Artemesia/Farmer 159) Wm. (or W.L.) Kenny/Artemesia/Farmer 160) Joseph Littlejohn(z)/Artemesia/Farmer 161) John White/Artemesia/Farmer 162) Jacob Holey/Artemesia/Farmer 163) William Gelbreth(clearly written this way)/Artemesia/Farmer 164) Thomas Clark/Artemesia/Farmer 165) Robert McNicoll/Markdale/Bookkeeper 166) Hugh Mercer/Markdale/Salesman 167) W. Dundas/Markdale/Merchant 168) A. Turner/Markdale/Druggist 169) William Douglas/Markdale/Farmer 170) A.J. Truss/Markdale/Clerk 171) Robert T.H. Benson/Markdale/Clerk 172) Wm. J. Benson/Markdale/Grocer 173) S.W. Reynolds/Markdale/Merchant 174) unreadable - will keep working on this one. 175) G.M?? Hoskett?/unreadable/unreadable but may be Merchant 176) J.M?? Young?/Markdale/Butcher's? Clerk 177) J.R. Anderson/Markdale/Bookkeeper 178) D, Duryer/Durges?/unreadable/House 179) S.R. Hill/Markdale/Carpenter 180) S.J. Thomas/Markdale/Salesman 181) R. B. Currie/Markdale/Dealer We should always rememeber when signing a petition to print our name along witht he signature!! You never know, one day someone may need to transcribe it!! Hope this list if of interest or use to some of you listers. Good Luck! April in BC

Continuing list of petitioners re Cook Teets - 1884. Feel free to contact me with comments or questions. SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION: 109) J.I. Graham/Artemesia/Farmer 110) Robert Graham/not given/Farmer 111) Duncan Campbell/not given/Farmer (beautiful signature!) 112) Joseph Weber/not given/Farmer 113)Henry A. Weber/not givenFarmer 114) John W. Weber/not given/Farmer 115)Adam Hislop/Artemesia/Farmer 116)William Hislop/Artemesia/Farmer 117) John Weber/Cuckoo Zolley/ Farmer (someone tell me about this place please!!) 118) David Graham/Cuckoo Zolley/Farmer 119) Philip Smith/Euphrasia/Labourer 120) Samuel Bols/Artemesia/Farmer 121) John Bannerman/Euphrasia/Farmer 122) William John Leeary/Artemesia/Farmer 123) Henry Williams/Euphrasia/Farmer 124) William Stephenson/Euphrasia/Farmer 125) John M. Davis/Euphrasia/Farmer 126) George Davis/Euphrasia/Farmer 127) Fred Rackwood/Euphrasia/Farmer 128) Herbert Purvis/Euphrasia/Farmer 129) John G. Purvis/Euphrasia/Farmer 130) Robert Shannon/Artemesia/Farmer 131) J.P. Sparling/Artemesia/Sawmille 132) William Summers/Artemesia/Farmer 133) ?. ?indyor? Jones/Artemesia/Farmer 134) John McGee/Artemesia/Farmer 135) Chas. Gilbert/Artemesia/Farmer 136) Thos. Dunlop/Artemesia/Farmer 137) William G. Shannon/Artemesia/Farmer 138) John Boland/Artemesia/Farmer 139) Coleman Day/Artemesia/Farmer 140) George Pern or Fern?/Artemesia/Farmer 141) John Holley/Artemesia/Farmer 142) John Hopper?/Artemesia/Farmer 143) Wm. Hutchinson/Artemesia/Farmer 144) Geo. Wright/Artemesia/Farmer 145) TTs? G? Cooey/Artemesia/Farmer 146) George Rawles/Artemesia/Farmer 147) George (?.) Graham/Euphrasia/Mill Owner 148) James Ferguson/not given/not given 149) James Cargo/Artemesia/Farmer 150) Archibald Carson/not given/not given The next one will finish the list. April in BC

Continuing the List of Petitioners from 1884 - re Cook Teets: SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION: 66) Robert Buchanan/Artemesia/Farmer 67) William Buchanan/Artemesia/Farmer 68) Joseph Buchanan/Artemesia/Farmer 69) Thos. Hanson/not given/not given 70) Colwell Carson/Artemesia/Farmer 71) Robert Carson/Artemesia/Farmer 72) William J? McMullin?/Artemesia/Farmer 73) William Carson/not given/Farmer 74) John Freeman/Artemesia/Farmer 75) James Brodie/Artemesia/Farmer 76) Richard (?. )Smith/Artemesia/Farmer 77)Arthur Johnston/Artemesia/Farmer 78) William Buchanan Jr./Artemesia/Farmer 79) Samuel Cunningham/Artemesia/Farmer 80) Andrew Hill/Markdale/Tailer? 81) Peter Ducolon?/Markdale/Liveryman 82) Finlay Marshal? Ex? ???ster Co. England/no occupation given 83) Jn?C Caldwell/Late of A??? & Gold Co.Watier? (could use help on this one!) 84) Jas. R. Trimble/Markdale/Merchant 85) M. Lucas/Markdale?/Banker? 86) George Walker/Markdale/Tinsmith 87) W.R. Walker/Markdale/Tinsmith 88) Wm? Jim? Hunbry?/Markdale/unreadable - prscur? 89) John Richards/Markdale/Salesman 90) B. Coleman/Markdale/Farmer 91) Geo. S. Broune Jr../Markdale/Miller 92) G.S.? Bowes/Markdale/Bookkeeper 93) R.D. Bigger/Markdale/Bookkeeper 94) Andrew McFarland/Markdale/Clerk 95) John Hill/Markdale/Painter 96) James S. Mercer/Markdale/Farmer 97) James Foster/not given/Farmer 98) Robert Mercer/not given/Farmer 99) Robert Shaw/not given/Farmer 100) J. G. (or Y.) Irving/not given/Piano Maker 101) S. Sleece or Fleece?/Markdale/Merchant (hope his name was NOT fleece!) 102) Thos. Hill/Markdale/Merchant 103) D.H. ?math/Toronto/C.T. (any ideas what these initials stand for?) 104) John Warling/Artemesia/Farmer 105) Daniel Walker/Artemesia/Farmer 106) George Warling/Artemesia/Carpenter 107) Thomas Penelton/Artemesia/Farmer 108) Rufus Middleton/Artemesia/Farmer As before, any comments or questions are welcome. April in BC

Hello Kathy:- This is not in the manual of instruction for genealogists!! However, you are fortunate and only have a few bones broken -- it could have been much worse. Do not turn down the suggestion of a walker -- plus someone to walk with you -- a nice handsome man of course!! Basically -- the cemeteries will be there waiting for you and better weather. In the meantime, please take care! Muriel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Hoeldke" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 7:29 AM Subject: [Grey Co.] Howdy Folks! > Sorry but this springs cemetery stomping and photographing won't be happening Had a wee bit of stroke and then fell down the stairs, > fracturing both ankles and the top of foot on the right leg and dislocating the big toe on the left foot. I was so looking > forwarding finally getting out in the fresh air... Hubby wants to get me a walker for when I want to walk any distance. Maybe > that's not such a bad idea, seeing that last year I broke about 7 bones and this year I'm off to a flying start with 3 bones.... Ahh > to be a clumsy woman... Well what can I say? > Kathy > [email protected] --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.483 / Virus Database: 279 - Release Date: 5/19/03

Ooops! Resending this email with complete subject line: Thanks! April in BC >Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 14:45:53 -0700 >To: [email protected] >From: April Bell <[email protected]> >Subject: Petition List - part 2 (Nos. 38- > >As per my last email, this is a continuation of the list of petitioners >for clemency for Cook Teets. This petition is dated 1884. Please contact >me with any comments or questions. > >SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION > >38) G.H. Blackburn/Flesherton/Boot & Shoe Maker >39) T.W. Nelson/no residence/sash and door Factory >(this next line under the name reads "Rich" - note also that the Nelson >could be misread as Wilson, but I'm sure it is Nelson) >40) William J. Healley/Artemesia/Farmer >41) Jacob Healley/Artemesia/Farmer >42) Samuel Gilbert/Artemesia/Farmer >43) Thomas Gilbert (followed by very small writing Le or Les)/no >residence/Lpecletor? possibly Inspector? any ideas out there? >44) robert Warling(as written)/no residence/no occupation given >45) Samuel Warling/Artemesia/Farmer >46) George Swanton/Artenesua/no occupation given >47) George Caldbeck/Artemesia/Farmer >48) James Beatty/Artemsia/Farmer >49) Thomas ?rear??ss(smudged)/Artemesia/Farmer >50) Jeremia? ?iper (Biper?)/Artemesia/Farmer >51) William Bilby (possibly Billy)/Euphrasia/Farmer >52) Daniel Silverthorn/Euphrasia/Farmer >53) J. H. Carson/Artemesia/Cheese followed by Hastser? took as Cheese >Maker but any ideas? >54) S. Da???de (? could be u, m, n.I.)/Flesherton/Farmer >55) Jas. P. Gadd/Flesherton/Blacksmith >56) Wm. J. Osborne/Artemesia/Farmer >57) Daniel McTavish/Flesherton/Blacksmith >58) Richard Smith/Flesherton/no occupation given >59) WAefilbur?? (could be W.A. Kilburne? or Filburne or W. >Aefilburu?/Flesherton/Carp Maker ?Walker (Is this a Carriage Maker?) >60) Theo Blakely/Flesherton/ditto marks as per #59...assume these 2 men >worked together. >61) James Galbreath/Artemesia/Farmer >62) William Galbreath/no residence marked/Labour >63)_Joseph Beaty/Artemesia/Farmer >64) Simon Mc(?)Callum/Artemesia/Farmer >65) T. Summers/Artemesia/Farmer > >Will continue on third email. >April in BC

As per my last email, this is a continuation of the list of petitioners for clemency for Cook Teets. This petition is dated 1884. Please contact me with any comments or questions. SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION 38) G.H. Blackburn/Flesherton/Boot & Shoe Maker 39) T.W. Nelson/no residence/sash and door Factory (this next line under the name reads "Rich" - note also that the Nelson could be misread as Wilson, but I'm sure it is Nelson) 40) William J. Healley/Artemesia/Farmer 41) Jacob Healley/Artemesia/Farmer 42) Samuel Gilbert/Artemesia/Farmer 43) Thomas Gilbert (followed by very small writing Le or Les)/no residence/Lpecletor? possibly Inspector? any ideas out there? 44) robert Warling(as written)/no residence/no occupation given 45) Samuel Warling/Artemesia/Farmer 46) George Swanton/Artenesua/no occupation given 47) George Caldbeck/Artemesia/Farmer 48) James Beatty/Artemsia/Farmer 49) Thomas ?rear??ss(smudged)/Artemesia/Farmer 50) Jeremia? ?iper (Biper?)/Artemesia/Farmer 51) William Bilby (possibly Billy)/Euphrasia/Farmer 52) Daniel Silverthorn/Euphrasia/Farmer 53) J. H. Carson/Artemesia/Cheese followed by Hastser? took as Cheese Maker but any ideas? 54) S. Da???de (? could be u, m, n.I.)/Flesherton/Farmer 55) Jas. P. Gadd/Flesherton/Blacksmith 56) Wm. J. Osborne/Artemesia/Farmer 57) Daniel McTavish/Flesherton/Blacksmith 58) Richard Smith/Flesherton/no occupation given 59) WAefilbur?? (could be W.A. Kilburne? or Filburne or W. Aefilburu?/Flesherton/Carp Maker ?Walker (Is this a Carriage Maker?) 60) Theo Blakely/Flesherton/ditto marks as per #59...assume these 2 men worked together. 61) James Galbreath/Artemesia/Farmer 62) William Galbreath/no residence marked/Labour 63)_Joseph Beaty/Artemesia/Farmer 64) Simon Mc(?)Callum/Artemesia/Farmer 65) T. Summers/Artemesia/Farmer Will continue on third email. April in BC

Hello List, As promised, I am typing below the petition and list of those petitioning for clemency for COOK TEETS, convicted of murdering his wife ROSANNAH LEPPARD in 1883. I hope the length of this email does not break any rules, but without being able to make an attachment, this seemed the best way for everyone to be able to view the list of names. It is as follows: To the Honorable The Minister of Justice for Canada The Petition of the undersigned Humbly Sheweth That Cook Teets lately convicted of the murder of Rosannah Leppard (alias) Rosannah Teets has been totally blind for upwards of thirty years. That considering the nature of the evidence against him and the character of the principal witnesses namely the Leppard family, Your petitioners were surprised at the verdict rendered by the Jury. Your petitioners would submit that notwithstanding the evidence it is quite possible that the poison was obtained by the deceased else where than from Cook Teets or without his knowledge or consent and further that it is quite possible that the said poison was furnished or administered by some others than the prisoner. Your petitioners therefore pray That the death sentence passed on Cook Teets be commuted to such term of imprisonment as you may think fit. Dated this 13th day of November, 1884. List shows SIGNATURE/RESIDENCE/OCCUPATION: (I have placed question marks where the writing is questionable so the transcription is just my best guess - I welcome any comments or questions, or possible corrections.) 1) Robt Lenmke (Lemke?)/Flesherton/Merchant 2) Matthew Richardson/Flesherton/Merchant 3) Robert J. Sproule (?)/Flesherton/Merchant 4) Aaron Mainsha?/Flesherton/Hotel Keeper 5) Thos. Leitch/Flesherton/Tailor 6) Seth? Gore?/Flesherton/Butcher 7) G.H. Elder/Flesherton/Grain Buyer 8) Elias Vanzant/Flesherton/Marble Dealer 9) Richard? Bennett/Euphrasia/Farmer 10) Charles Wales? or Hulles?/Artemesia/Farmer 11) George Best/Artemesia/Farmer 12) George C. Park/Artemesia/Farmer 13) George Stewart Jr./Artemesia/Farmer 14) Price Teeter/Artemesia/Farmer 15) Edward C. Watts/Artemesia/Farmer 16) William Hainsworth/Artemesia/Farmer 17) John Teeter/Artemesia/Farmer 18) Aaron Teeter/Artemesia/Aareman (Dairyman?) (was a witness at trial) 19) David Johnston/Artemesia/Farmer 20) George Donkin/Artemesia/Miller 21) James O'Brien/Artemesia/Farmer 22) John Wright/Artemesia/Farmer 23) Wm. Barnhouse/Artemesia/Boot and Shoe Maker 24) William Strain/Flesherton/Merchant 25) Earle Strain/Flesherton/Tinsmith 26) John H. Hearll?/Flesherton/Blacksmith 27) William Rutledge/Artemesia/Farmer 28) Thos. Kells?/Artemesia/Farmer 29) James McMullen/Artemesia/Drover 30) Alex S. Madill/Artemesia/Farmer 31) James H. (or G.?) Wilson/Artemesia/Farmer 32) Jas. A. Blakely/Artemesia/Farmer 33) W.R. Simmons/Artemesia/Farmer 34) Robert Clark/Flesherton/Blacksmith 35) J. Sullivan/Flesherton/Tin Smith (how he wrote it) 36) J. Smith/Flesherton/Boot & Shoe Maker 37) W. Smith/Artemesia/Farmer This is end of this page. Will continue on next email. April in BC

My God Kathy! Take care of yourself. Maybe you could get your hubby to hire you a manservant. Julie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Hoeldke" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 7:29 AM Subject: [Grey Co.] Howdy Folks! > Sorry but this springs cemetery stomping and photographing won't be happening Had a wee bit of stroke and then fell down the stairs, > fracturing both ankles and the top of foot on the right leg and dislocating the big toe on the left foot. I was so looking > forwarding finally getting out in the fresh air... Hubby wants to get me a walker for when I want to walk any distance. Maybe > that's not such a bad idea, seeing that last year I broke about 7 bones and this year I'm off to a flying start with 3 bones.... Ahh > to be a clumsy woman... Well what can I say? > Kathy > [email protected] > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.483 / Virus Database: 279 - Release Date: 5/19/03 > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Sorry but this springs cemetery stomping and photographing won't be happening Had a wee bit of stroke and then fell down the stairs, fracturing both ankles and the top of foot on the right leg and dislocating the big toe on the left foot. I was so looking forwarding finally getting out in the fresh air... Hubby wants to get me a walker for when I want to walk any distance. Maybe that's not such a bad idea, seeing that last year I broke about 7 bones and this year I'm off to a flying start with 3 bones.... Ahh to be a clumsy woman... Well what can I say? Kathy [email protected] --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.483 / Virus Database: 279 - Release Date: 5/19/03

Hanover Cemetery, Section 5, Row 22 Frank Hocking (1885-1965); also his wife, Eva Reinwald (1899-1944); buried beside Robert E. Hocking (1916-1985); also his wife Vera B. Schaus 917 - ) Hope this helps. Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ginni L. Morey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 1:46 PM Subject: [Grey Co.] Lookup in Farm Lanes of Bentinck - Reinwald > Could some kind soul lookup for me Eva Reinwald page 800. TIA > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Ginni Morey from Campbell CA > Santa Clara County Historical & Genealogical Society Web Master: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~cascchgs/ > Personal Home page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reinwald > mailto: [email protected] > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Could some kind soul lookup for me Eva Reinwald page 800. TIA ---------------------------------------------------------------- Ginni Morey from Campbell CA Santa Clara County Historical & Genealogical Society Web Master: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cascchgs/ Personal Home page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~reinwald mailto: [email protected]

Hello all I purchased the book Normanby Reflections back in October 2000. I was told at that time a Normanby Reflections 2 would be coming out January 2003. Has anyone heard if it is out yet? Thanks Lynn Aziz