If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY COURAGE, Raymond L, b. 1925; d. 2012, born in The USA Father born in Harbor Grace, NL Mother was a FROST b. Trinity, NL Paternal Grandmother was a WILLIAMS SON OF PERVIOUSLY POSTED: COURAGE, William, b. 1902, d. 1960, b. Harbor Grace, NL Wife was a FROST b. Trinity, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY BURNELL, Donna R., nee Jewer, b. 1952; d. 2010, born in The USA SISTER OF PERVIOUSLY POSTED: JEWER, Barry J. age 56, d. 2011, born in The USA PATERNAL GRANDDAUGHTER OF PERVIOUSLY POSTED: JEWER, Arthur, age 63, d. 1960, b. Spaniard's Bay, NL Mother was a SMITH. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY GALLOP, Frederick M., age 85, d. 2013, b. Canada BROTHER OF PERVIOUSLEY POSTED: GILLIS, Ada nee Gallop, b. 1926. d. 2013, b. Canada Parents born in Newfoundland Mother was a HILLIER Paternal Grandmother was a RENOUF Maternal Grandmother was a HEPDITCH. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY WRIGHT, Marie nee Cameron, age 96, d. 2004, b. Canada DAUGHTER OF PERVIOUSLY POSTED: CAMERON, Annie M. nee Moore, age 82, d. 1967, b. Dildo, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

Vince Lundrigan (August 21, 1943 – August 27, 2013) It is with great sadness the family of the late Vince Lundrigan of Burin announces his passing at Blue Crest Nursing Home, Grand Bank on August 27, 2013, at the age of 70 years. Leaving to mourn son Rodney Warren (Sandra) of Burin; daughters Tammy Lundrigan, Lillian Haley (David) of AB, Connie Moriarty (Keith) of St. John's and Juanita Warren of BC; 6 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; sisters Bernadette Dimmer of Burin, Bridget Farrell (Bill) of Marystown, Eileen Dooley (Bern) of Marystown, Shirley Hand of Marystown, Maureen Lundrigan (Joe) of Toronto and Joyce Lundrigan (David) of Burin; brothers Ed Lundrigan of Burin, Mike Lundrigan (Jeanette) of Marystown, Jim Lundrigan (Vine) of Burin and Bill Lundrigan (Tracey) of AB; sister-in-law Nancy Lundrigan of Burin; brother-in-law Wilf Sheppard of Burin plus a large circle of other family and friends. Predeceased by wife Mary; parents Alice and Bernard; brothers Raymond and Jerry; sister Winnie Sheppard; sisters-in-law Judy, Shirley and Jean Duffney; parents-in-law Rose and George Duffney and brother-in-law Jim Dimmer. Resting at Serenity Funeral Home Tuesday, August 27th at 7-9 PM, Wednesday from 10 AM to 9 PM. Funeral Service to take place from St. Patrick's RC Church, Burin Thursday, August 29th at 2 PM with interment following at RC Cemetery, Salt Pond. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in his memory may be made to St. Patrick's RC Church, Salt Pond.

Selected obituaries/marriages, etc. transcribed from the 1963 editions of The Daily News, published at St. John's, NL The Daily News February 1, 1963 Page: 8 Spaniard's Bay - Gosse - Smith Wedding The marriage of Beatrice Viola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Gosse of Spaniard's Bay, to Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Tilton, took place at the United Church, Harbour Grace, on Saturday, December 15, at 7 p.m. The ceremony was performed by the minister, Rev. Wilfred Vardy, B.A., B.D., while the wedding music was played by Mrs. Val Webber. Attending the bride was her sister, Mary, as bridesmaid, and Mrs. Maxwell Adams, the groom's sister, was the matron of honor. The groom was attended by the bride's brother, Harry, and by his brother-in-law, Maxwell Adams. The reception was held at the home of the groom's parents where the usual toasts were honored. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have since taken up residence in St. John's where Mrs. Smith continues her work with the Dept. of Finance and the groom is employed with a construction firm. The Daily News March 20, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay Mrs. Mary Jane Gosse, one of the oldest residents of Spaniard's Bay, passed away March 9, at the Carbonear Hospital. Up until quite recently, Mrs. Gosse had been blessed with good health and kept fairly busy visiting with her sons and daughters on occasion. In her more active days she was a faithful church worker and a regular worshiper; her last attendance at service was less than two years ago. Possessing a pleasing personality and quiet charm, she was a welcome guest among old and young; the affection which was showered upon her by those who knew her was well deserved, for from her heart came love, kindness, sympathy and understanding. She was the mother of a large family and her life was mainly devoted to being the good mother that she was, sharing in her children's joys and sorrows, helping and advising, working and praying, and showing them by example the pattern of a life well lived. Her memory will be precious to her three sons, Bertram (with whom she resided), James and Thomas, and by her five daughters, Elizabeth (Mrs. Robert Seymour), Florence (Mrs. Albert Smith), Rita (Mrs. Robert Neil), all residing at Spaniard's Bay, Susie (Mrs. William Yetman, Gander) and Julia (Mrs. Ambrose Parsons, Harbour Grace); 35 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. A brother James Mercer (St. John's), and two sisters, Julia (Mrs. William Barrett, Glace Bay, N.S.) and Millie (Mrs. Nath Barrett, Spaniard's Bay), survive her. She was laid to rest in the family plot March 11 following the service at Holy Redeemer Church, conducted by the Rev. E. Willis. "On that Happy Easter Morning, All the graves their dead restore; Father, sister, child and mother Meet once more." The Daily News May 15, 1963 Page: 15 Spaniard's Bay Wilfred Gosse - News was received here on Sunday of the sudden passing in St. John's of Wilfred Gosse, just three days short of his fifty-second birthday. A former resident of Spaniard's Bay, Mr. Gosse with his wife had been living in the capital for a number of years, and although he had not been well for about seven years, his passing came as a complete shock. He and his wife had been visiting relatives at Mount Pearl on Saturday night. Early on Sunday morning he suffered a severe heart attack and the end came before the ambulance carrying him reached the hospital. Burial will be at Spaniard's Bay. To his wife and three sisters we offer profound sympathy in their sudden bereavement. The Daily News September 5, 1963 Page: 2 Spaniard's Bay - Jewer - Kennedy Wedding The marriage of Bernice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy, to Victor Clayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Jewer, took place on Saturday, August 31, at 7:30 p.m., in the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Spaniard's Bay, with the Rev. E. Willis officiating. The bride, dressed in traditional white, was given in marriage by her father. Matron of honour was the groom's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wallace Jewer, while the bridesmaid was the bride's sister Carole. Flower girls were Joyce Jewer and Sylvia Jewer, both nieces of the groom. Attending the groom were his brothers Wallace and the bride's brother-in-law, Lorne Piercey. The reception was held at Mercer's Restaurant, Spaniard's Bay, where the wedding supper was served and the usual toasts honoured. Mr. and Mrs. Jewer have taken up residence in Spaniard's Bay. The Daily News February 2, 1963 Page: 16 Josiah A. Jones - Passed peacefully away at his late residence, 93 Pleasant Street on Friday evening February 1, Josiah A. Jones, aged 70 years. Left to mourn are his wife Mary, 2 daughters, Shirley (Mrs. Sidney Didham), and Ruby (Mrs. Wilfred Anstey) at Corner Brook; 3 sons, Reginald, Kevin and Walter; 1 brother Harvey at Upper Island Cove also 9 grandchildren. Resting at Carnell's Funeral Home, 28 Cochrane Street. The funeral will take place on Monday, February 4 at 2:30 p.m. to the Anglican Cathedral. Interment in the Anglican Cemetery, Forest Road. The Daily News April 18, 1963 Page: 14 Spaniard's Bay - Herbert Lundrigan, 877893 Canadian Army, a veteran of World Ward 1, passed away at his residence in Upper Island Cove on Thursday, April 11. He was 65. Born in Upper Island Cove in 1897, he enlisted in the Canadian Army at Sydney, Nova Scotia, in March 1918. He was wounded at Vimy Ridge on April 9, 1917, but he was not discharged until December, 1918. In February, 1919, he married Miss Mabel Hussey. For a number of years he worked on Bell Island and for a short while in Argentia until ill health forced him to relinquish the activities of normal living. He never complained, and he will be remembered by his family and friends as a man who possessed a pleasing personality, a sense of humour, and an understanding and sympathetic heart. His passing, which was unexpected, came as a severe blow to his wife and children who mourn an irreparable loss. He leaves three sons, Walter in Belfountain, Ontario, Rex in Toronto, Josiah at home: one daughter, Betty (Mrs. Alfred Smith) in Spaniard's Bay; nine grandchildren, two brothers, Walter in Whitbourne and Willis in Boston, Massachusetts; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Coombs, Upper Island Cove. His funeral with military honours, was held on Saturday afternoon to the church of St. Peter where the burial service was read by the Rev. E. House. The casket, draped by the Union Jack, was borne by Legionaires; at the graveside the Legion ritual was read by Comrade William Lunrdrigan. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Messrs. John Young and Son. To those who mourn the loss of a dear one we offer sincere sympathy. The Daily News September 12, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay - Lynch - Titford Wedding The marriage of Isabelle May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lynch of Upper Island Cove to William, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Titford of Spaniard's Bay was solemnized in the Church of St. Peter, Upper Island Cove, on Saturday, August 10, at 7:30 p.m. by the Rev. F. R. Rowsell. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina gown of white nylon lace and chiffon, and her shoulder length veil was held in place by a floral arrangement. Her bouquet was pink and white carnations with springs of maidenhair fern. The maid of honour was the bride's sister Mary, while another sister Ethel was bridesmaid, and both wore blue. Other bridesmaids were the groom's sister Phyllis and Alfreda Jones, both of whom wore gowns of lemon. The groom was attended by James Crane as best man, and by Tom Mercer, as well as by his two brothers, James and Ben. The reception was held at the Canadian Legion Hall, Upper Island Cove, where the wedding supper was served and the usual toasts honoured, with Mr. Nath Jones as toastmaster. Mr. and Mrs. Titford have since left for Greenwood, N.S., where the groom is attached to the Royal Canadian Army. Every good wish is extended for their happiness.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY HARE, Thomas 1929-2013, born in Canada Father born Rose Blanche, NL Paternal Grandmother was a BURTON. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY COUNSELL, Mabel Cavel nee Morris, age 86, d. 2012, b. St. John's, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY EMERY, Anne nee Elliott 1923-2013, b. Bonavista, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY SHUTT, Shirley nee Grandy 1927-2013, born in The USA Father b. Garnish, NL Paternal Grandmother was a MARSHALL Paternal Great-Grandmother was a BANFIELD. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

Selected obituaries/marriages, etc. transcribed from the 1963 editions of The Daily News, published at St. John's, NL The Daily News September 12, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay - Chipman - Roach Wedding Holy Redeemer Anglican Church, Spaniard's Bay was the scene of a pretty wedding on Friday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m., when Mary Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Chipman of Spaniard's Bay, became the bride of Lorne Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roach of Coley's Point. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. Willis. Preceding the bride up the aisle were Sharon Pike as junior bridesmaid, Olive Roach, the bridegroom's sister, as bridesmaid, and Jean Chipman, the bride's sister, as maid of honour. All were dressed in deep blue gowns with white accessories and carried bouquets of autumn blooms. The bride, escorted by her father who gave her in marriage, wore a floor length gown of white lace, a shoulder length veil, and she carried a bouquet of red and white roses. Attending the groom were Fred Pilgrim Jr., and Allan Kelly. Ushers were John C. Chipman and Douglas Russell. After the ceremony the reception was held at Dawe's Restaurant, Bay Roberts, when 160 guests received and where the wedding supper was served. The toast to the bride was proposed by the Rev. E. Willis, that to the bridesmaids by the groom, and to the parents by Mr. W. Hedderson. The balance of the evening was spent in dancing. For her going away the bride wore a suit of brown wool with beige accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Roach will take up residence at Coley's Point where Mr. Roach is employed. We extend best wishes. The Daily News February 27, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay - Hutchings - Clarke Wedding A large number of friends and well wishers were present at the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Spaniard's Bay, on Saturday, February 23, at 6:30 p.m. to witness the marriage of Lillian Joan, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings of Spaniard's Bay, to Josiah Garfield, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Clarke of Bishop's Cove. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. Willis and the organist was Miss Carol Vokey. The bride looked very lovely and serene as she entered the church with her father who gave her in marriage. Her floor-length gown was of white lace and nylon net over satin with full skirt, lace bodice, trimmed with sequins, and long pointed sleeves. Her elbow-length veil of nylon net with dainty embroidered edging fell from a small crown, and she carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations with fern. The maid of honour was her sister, Winnie, and the bridesmaid, Ruby Sheppard, close friend of the bride, were both attired in blue waltz-length dresses with matching headbands, and they carried bouquets of mixed flowers. The charming flower-girls were Sonia Hutchings, the bride's sister, Florence Barrett and Janice Drover, nieces of the groom. They were all dress in blue nylon dresses and wore flowered hair bands with bouquets to match. Beatty Barrett carried out the duties of best man with Arthur Hutchings, brother of the bride assisting. The bride's mother looked very attractive in a dress of beige lace and chiffon with green hat and accessories. Mrs. Clarke, the groom's mother, wore a print dress with black accessories. The reception was held at Dawe's Restaurant where one hundred and thirty guests partook of the wedding supper. Toastmaster was John R. Barrett. E. H. Vokey proposed the toast to the bride; Cecil Taylor to the bridesmaids and John Smith to the parents. All were appropriately responded to. After the supper the guests danced until midnight. The happy couple plan to reside at Bishop's Cove. (Cake by Dawe's. Photo by E. H. Vokey). The Daily News June 6, 1963 Page: 8 George Crane of Tilton passed peacefully away at Carbonear Hospital on Tuesday, May 28, following an illness of only a few weeks. He was in his fifty-first year. A bricklayer and cement finisher by trade, George was well known as a competent and faithful worker on many construction jobs in the province. He was ever industrious, and seldom could it be said of him, if ever, that he ate idle bread. He was indeed a worthy example to his seven sons and two daughters, all of whom loved him dearly. As a neighbour he was one of the best, and in the various phases of community life, George could always be depended upon to do his share. Such men cannot leave a community without being sorely missed. His funeral, which was a large one, was held on Thursday afternoon to the Church of All Saints at Tilton, where the service was conducted by the Rev. E. Willis. The L.O.A., of which he was a member, attended. Mourning their sad loss are his wife, seven sons, two daughters, two brothers and one sister, and to them we offer sincere sympathy. The Daily News March 4, 1963 Page: 9 Bay Roberts - John Crane - Passed suddenly away at his home, Bay Roberts East, following a severe paralytic stroke, on February 13, Mr. John Crane (Sr.), aged 67 years. Left to mourn beside his wife Annie, who is a patient at the General Hospital, suffering from a broken leg which had to be reset, are five sons, Joseph, Harold, Arthur, William, all residing in Toronto, Robert at home; one daughter, Shirley, at home, nine grandchildren, two brothers, Stephen and Joseph, both residing at Manchester, Mass., to all of whom the sympathy of a large circle of friends is extended. Funeral services were held to St. Matthew's Church on February 15. Interment was in the Anglican Cemetery, Rev. Isaac Butler officiated. The Daily News March 20, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay Holmes - Drover Wedding The marriage of Marie Jayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes of Shearstown, to Albert Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Drover, was solemnized in St. Matthew's Church, Bay Roberts, January 5. The ceremony was performed by the rector, Rev. I. Butler. The bride, who was given in marriage by Edwin Drover, uncle of the groom, wore a gown of lace over nylon with a taffeta slip and tapered sleeves. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a tiara of pearls and sequins and she wore matching shoes. Her bouquet was of pink carnations with a background of fern and white streamers. She was attended by Mrs. John Sheppard as matron of honour, sister of the groom, Linda Drover and Beatrice Smith were brides maids; they wore identical short sleeved gowns of mauve and blue organza over taffeta. They wore matching headdresses, mittens and shoes, and their bouquets consisted of yellow and white chrysantamums and streamers. Flower girls Mildred and Brenda Drover, sisters of the groom, wore pink organza over taffeta dresses with pink hats, and they carried baskets of yellow and white chrysantamums. John Sheppard, the groom's brother-in-law, was the best man and ushers were Adrian and Edwin Drover, brothers of the groom. Mrs. Butler was organist for the occasion and played suitable wedding music during the ceremony. The reception was held at Dawe's Restaurant, Bay Roberts where the groom's mother received the guests wearing an ice blue lace and chiffon dress with brown accessories with a corsage of pink and white carnations. Following the wedding supper, the usual toasts were honoured, that to the bride being proposed by John C. Chipman. Lincoln Gosse was toastmaster. The balance of the evening was spent in dancing with music supplied by an orchestra from Upper Island Cove. Mr. Drover has since returned to his duties on the teaching staff as Principal of St. Andrew's School, Bryant's Cove. Mrs. Drover has returned to her duties as secretary to the assistant deputy minister of Public Works.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY TAVERNER, Ruth nee Rowell 1921-2012, born in The USA In-laws born NL Mother-in-law was a YOUNG born Bonavista, NL Father-in-law b. Trinity Bay, NL (his Mother was a VARDY, b. Trinity Bay, NL) His Grandmothers were WISEMAN & MARTIN His Great-Grandmother was a PYNN His Great-Great-Grandmother was a CLARK. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY MERCER, Rev. William age 97, d. 2013, b. St. John's, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY BARRATT, Marjorie nee Wells, age 85, d. 2012, b. Bonavista, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY GUSHUE, David 1949-2013, b. Canada Mother was a WHALEN born Holyrood, NL Maternal Grandmother was a TARGETT. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY REDDING, Carroll Richard 1940-2013 born in The USA Wife was a MOORE born St. John's, NL. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY MANN, Samuel, age 93, d. 2008, born in The USA Wife was a VATCHER, born in The USA Her father b. Carbonear, NL Her Paternal Grandmother was a BUTT. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

If anyone would like the below Obituary, Please reply to me. IF FULL NAME (of the decease) IS NOT SENT, I WILL NOT SEND OBITUARY NOSEWORTHY, James 1934-2013 born in The USA Parents born in Pouch Cove, NL Mother was a MOORES Paternal Grandmother was a BALDWIN Maternal Grandmothers were ROSE & DIAMOND. NOTE: If you find a connection to any of these USA obituaries {after viewing them} and send information to me of the person, such as where they were born, their parent's names (if not stated in the obit.) and information of their spouse, I will add it below their obituary for other researchers. ALSO NOTE: These Obituaries I am posting for request, for the entire obituary, have "Copy Rights." That is the reason I am posting just the names and age and date of death. Due to Copy Rights, I CANNOT post the obituary to ANY mailing list. I am trying very hard to post as much as I can, such as maiden names and mother's maiden name to make it as easy as I can for any researcher of our Newfoundland families.

Selected obituaries/marriages, etc. transcribed from the 1963 editions of The Daily News, published at St. John's, NL The Daily News November 15, 1963 Page: 9 Spaniard's Bay - Charles Abbott, 70, passed away suddenly here on Saturday afternoon. A former resident of Badger's Quay, Mr. Abbott came to Spaniard's Bay about six years ago to reside with his son Gerald and family. The remains were taken to Badger's Quay on Sunday for interment in the Anglican cemetery there on Monday. To those who mourn we extend sincere sympathy. The Daily News July 11, 1963 Page: 2 Spaniard's Bay - Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen, following their marriage which took place at Cochrane Street United Church with the Rev. L. A. D. Curtis officiating. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Roberts of Spaniard's Bay, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Fred Coates, while the groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Allen of Chance Cove, was attended by Mr. Fred Coates. The wedding reception was held at the Velvet Horn Club, Holyrood. Mr. and Mrs. Allen have taken up residence on Pennywell Road. The Daily News July 25, 1963 Page: 2 Spaniard's Bay - Anthony - Crane Wedding The marriage of Beckie, eldest daughter of Mrs. Theresa Anthony and the late William Anthony of Spaniard's Bay to Clyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crane of Upper Island Cove, was solemnized in the Church of Holy Redeemer, Spaniard's Bay, on Saturday, July 20 at 5 p.m. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. L. A. J. Ludlow, rector of St. Paul's, Harbour Grace. Miss Carol Vokey was the organist. Dressed in traditional white, the bride entered the church with her brother Moses who gave her in marriage. She was attended by her sister Bessie as maid of honour, by the groom's sister-in-law, Mrs. Marina Crane, as bridesmaid, and by her sister Daphne as junior bridesmaid. The bride's two small sisters, Gloria and Theresa, were flower girls, and they, as well as the bridesmaids, were dressed in white. All carried bouquets of red and white carnations. Attending the groom were Edward Crane, Graham Greenland and Howard Crane. Following the ceremony a reception was held at Dawe's Restaurant, Bay Roberts, where the wedding supper was served and the usual toasts honoured. The balance of the evening was spent dancing to the music of the Twilight Orchestra. (Gowns by the London; Flowers, Howse of Flowers; Cake, Dawe's Restaurant, Photo, E. H. Vokey) The Daily News March 7, 1963 Page: 2 David Barrett, 76, passed away suddenly at his home in Spaniard's Bay on Tuesday, February 26. Death was caused by heart failure. As did most of his contemporaries, the late Mr. Barrett in his younger days went to Labrador as a fisherman, and later worked for some years as a miner on Bell Island. He was a friendly man, and he will be missed by his neighbours who could always depend upon him to lend a helping hand when needed. His passing is mourned by his widow, four sons, Francis at Hilton, David at St. Lawrence, William and Fred at Spaniard's Bay; one daughter, Myrtle, (Mrs. James Bradbury) at Shearstown; three brothers, William and Joseph at Spaniard's Bay, and Harvey in the USA; three sisters, Mary Jane (Mrs. James Murrin) at Spaniard's Bay, Elizabeth, (Mrs. George Parsons), and Eliza, (Mrs. Albert Caravan) both at Bay Roberts. His funeral was held on Thursday afternoon and was attended by the LOA, of which he was a life-long member. The service at Holy Redeemer Church was conducted by the Rev. E. Willis and burial was in the family plot. We offer sympathy to those who mourn. The Daily News September 17, 1963 Page: 10 Bay Roberts - Brown - Smith Wedding A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the Salvation Army Citadel, Toronto August 10th, when Lena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of this town was united in Holy Matrimony to Winston, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Bishop's Cove. The bride was attended by Marjorie, Mrs. Murray Stratton, sister of the groom, while the groom was ably supported by the bride's brother, Thomas (Jr.). The ceremony was performed by Major Pond, a family friend, who, a few year's ago, was in charge of the Salvation Army Corps of this town. The reception was held at the home of the bride's brother, Tom, where the usual toast list was honoured. The young couple has taken up residence at Toronto where the groom is employed. Their many friends both in this town and Bishop's Cove wish them every success and happiness in the future. The Daily News January 16, 1963 Page: 14 Mrs. Cecily Butt passed peacefully away at her home here on Tuesday, January 8, at the age of eighty-six years. The late Mrs. Butt was a remarkably active woman for nearly all of her long life and it was only two years ago that she had a doctor attend her for the first time ever. As many of her generation she raised a large family in an era when there was never an over abundance of material blessings, but still she managed as best she could and always with a smile. Since her husband's death about twenty-five years ago she had been lovingly cared for by her daughter Edna. Surviving are four daughters, Susie in New York, Julia (Mrs. Lynch) at Paradise, C.B., Cecily (Mrs. William Noseworthy) and Edna at Spaniard's Bay; four sons, William at Paradise, C.B., Walter at Heart's Content, Selby at St. John's, and Stanley at Spaniard's Bay, and a large number of grandchildren. Her funeral took place on Thursday afternoon and after the service in Holy Redeemer Church her remains were laid to rest in the family plot in the church cemetery. The Rev. E. Willis officiated. We offer sympathy to those bereaved.

Selected obituaries/marriages, etc. transcribed from the 1962 edition of The Daily News, published at St. John's, NL. The Daily News February 14, 1962 Page: 8 Spaniard's Bay Patience Vokey - A message from Toronto this morning (Monday) to Mrs. James Peddle informed her that her mother, Mrs. Patience Vokey, passed away at Toronto on Sunday. Mrs. Vokey, who was 86, has been living in Toronto for seventeen years where her five sons, Nath, Solomon, George, Jesse and Heber have made their homes. The only member of that family in Spaniard's Bay is Mrs. Peddle. It is understood that the body will be brought to Spaniard's Bay for burial. We extend sympathy to those who mourn. The Daily News February 22, 1962 Page: 12 Patience Vokey - The body of the late Mrs. Patience Vokey, 85, was laid to rest here on Thursday afternoon. Rev. E. Willis officiated. Her three sons, George, Jesse and Heber, and their wives, who accompanied the body from Toronto, returned to their homes on Monday. The Daily News May 21, 1962 Page: 16 Samuel Vokey - Passed away suddenly at his home in Spaniard's Bay on Sunday, May 20th, Samuel Vokey, aged 53 years. Leaving to mourn his wife, Pearl; one son, William, of Toronto; one daughter, Phyllis (Mrs. Edward Collins), Spaniard's Bay, and four grandchildren. Also six brothers, John, Charles, William, Isaac, on Bell Island, Az at St. John's, Solomon and Harvey, Spaniard's Bay; two sisters, Annie (Mrs. A. Barrett), Toronto and Elizabeth (Mrs. George Smith), Bishop's Cove. Funeral notice later.