Hello there, I was wondering if anyone can help me out here. I am sorry but I do not have a lot of information to go by. I am hoping maybe somebody can point me in the right direction. I was able to find an obituary in the Dunville paper that has given me some clues on where the GARRICKS and WILSONS resided. Obituary of JESSIE EMILY LARDEN FATHERS widow of ALONZO B. CULP Taken from the Dunnville Newspaper dated Dec. 31, 1937 The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Larden Culp, who passed away in Hamilton, was held from the funeral parlours at Selkirk, to Sweet's Corners Cemetery, on Friday, with Rev. Thomas Gray conducting the service. She was born in South Cayuga May 7, 1862. In 1881, she married Alonzo B. Culp and resided at Rainham Centre for most of her life. Her husband predeceased her 3 years ago. Left to mourn her loss are one son, Otis, of Selkirk, five daughters - Mrs. Ernest Dunford, Toronto, Mrs. Verne Garrick, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs. R.J. Hiscox, Brampton, Mrs Orvil Almas, Hamilton, and one sister, Miss Mary Larden Dunnville. GARRICK ------- I am unclear which one of the daughters married Verne Garrick. However according to the obituary she resided in Buffalo till 1977 because she is still included in an obituary of her brother Otis. CULP, Otis, of Hamilton, at Hamilton General Hospital, on November 20, 1977. Survived by his wife, Nellie Fehrman. Father of Kenneth of London and Earl of Hamilton, 6 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Brother of Mrs. Nettie Garrick of Buffalo. Services at Hyde & Mott Funeral Home, Hagersville. Interment at Selkirk Union Cemetery. It is possible Verne may have married Netta Bella Culp born September 14, 1888 who is the daughter of Alonzo & Jessie Culp of Sweets Corner Rainham Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. However, I am not positive. Did the couple even have any children? WILSON ------ I am unclear which one of the CULP daughters Fred Wilson would have married. Did the couple even have children? However I know the couple resided in Buffalo, New York the time the obit was wrote in 1937. I am hoping that there may be families researching these two lines which would indeed fill in many blanks I have thus far. Any information you can provide would be of great interest to me and help tremendously with my CULP research. Thank you in advance. Warmest Regards, Kevin Culp