I found this obit while looking for others. Halifax Herald - Friday, 22 March 1946 - Page 8 - Thomas Edward Hanifan - Berwick - March 21 - Thomas Edward Hanifan, 71, a Rockland farmer, passed away Thursday, following six years illness. Born at Morden, Kings County, he was a son of the late Michael and May Connors Hanifan, and moved to Rockland at a young age, where he took active part in farming and community. He is survived by one brother, Michael, of Milbury, Mass., and four children, Mrs. Mary McPail, Rockland; Mrs. Edward Ogorman, Rockland; Thomas and Harry at home. Interment will be in the family lot at Kingston. Funeral services will be held from H.C. Lindsay's Funeral Home, Berwick, at 10 a.m., Saturday, conducted by Rev. Father H. Durney of St. Joseph's Parish, Kentville, with interment in the family lot at Kingston.

Digby Weekly Courier - Friday, 18 September 1931 - Page 1 - George R. Pineo - George R. Pineo of Digby, widely known throughout Nova Scotia, passed peacefully to rest at his home on Monday afternoon. The deceased who had been in poor health for several years, was born at Canard, 73 years ago. He was an Anglican and very prominent in church and social circles and had always taken a deep and active interest in public affairs. After the death of his wife, he removed to Digby and purchased a residence about one mile from town on the Lighthouse Road where he resided with his son, St. Clair. He had a pleasing personality which endeared him to many, a warm heart and an indomitable will; of ceaseless energy, he battled for years against an insidious disease. He is survived by three sons, Charles, Assistant General Manager of the Royal Bank of Canada, Montreal; Hollis, of Spokane, Washington; and St. Clair at home. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon. Note: His death in the vitals is under George Richard Pines, and the informant is Richard St. Clair Pineo. He was the son of George Pineo and Mary Munroe (?).