205. John Rose
Jack may also be RIN 234, the illegitimate son of Maggie Rose who then
married Alex Hay. He is more probably the third son of James Rose and
Lorena Church, probably born in Haley Station, Ross twp, Renfrew, ON.
The 1881 census shows him in the Nippissing Dist age 4.
Died in Kamsack Nursing Home.
479. John Edwin Rose
May have died in Kamsack, SK. Edwin married Helena Capstick but later
divorced.
206. William Andrew Rose
Buried in Groveland cemetry, Dundas Minnesota. They were dairy
farmers. Apparently William left home (Starbuck, MB) as there were not
enough resources to feed the family. He heard through a horse trader
named Cowden (?) of the area in Bridgewater Township in Rice County,
Minnesota, where there was land available for homesteading. He walked
to the Dundas area around the turn of the century and farmed (dairy)
there the rest of his life.1 >From 1961 to 1966 William wrote several
letters to his first cousin Laura Ann Rose Hamilton which are currently
in the compiler's possession. These chatty letters give a considerable
amount of information on his life and various family members. William
was a Methodist most of his life. Well into his 80's he clearly got
a lot
of enjoyment out of gardening.Some recollections of Phoebe Sorem
McNeill1: "My Grandpa loved being a farmer, and in his later years, when
he didn't do much active farming, he raised a HUGE garden, and gave much
of it away, that we couldn't freeze. My Grandma and my mother had
canned a lot when I was young and before that. Gramp never really gave
up. When he was 80+ years old, he was helping us mend some fences. He
was riding in the back of a two-wheeled trailer, being pulled by a
tractor. It hit a bump and he fell out. We took him to his doctor, who
discovered that he had broken his neck. And to top that, the doctor said
he could see evidence of TWO other breaks in his neck bones. Dr Street,
an old army doctor, said: "You old fool! Most people don't even
survive one
broken neck!" After that Gramp took it a bit easier. He had a stoke 6
months before he died, but in his last month, he talked again of getting
out in his garden in the spring and all the things he would be
planting."
"I think my Grandpa and Gramma were engaged for a while before they
married, as I have a locket watch of my Grandma's with a little heart
dated 1903, that has pictures of both William and Phoebe as young
people."
Probably also buried in Groveland cemetery, Dunas Minnesota, USA. Some
recollections of Phoebe Sorem McNeill1: "My Grandpa loved being a
farmer, and in his later years, when he didn't do much active
farming, he
raised a HUGE garden, and gave much of it away, that we couldn't freeze.
My Grandma and my mother had canned a lot when I was young and before
that. Gramp never really gave up. When he was 80+ years old, he was
helping us mend some fences. He was riding in the back of a two-wheeled
trailer, being pulled by a tractor. It hit a bump and he fell out.
We took
him to his doctor, who discovered that he had broken his neck. And
to top
that, the doctor said he could see evidence of TWO other breaks in his
neck bones. Dr Street, an old army doctor, said: "You old fool! Most
people
don't even survive one broken neck!" After that Gramp took it a bit
easier.
He had a stoke 6 months before he died, but in his last month, he talked
again of getting out in his garden in the spring and all the things he
would be planting." Phoebe's Cheney ancestors came from England in
1845; the Cheney family is thought to have come to England from France
with William the Conqueror. In addition to the children indicated,
Phoebe
and William also had premature twins, a boy and a girl, who died at
birth
and are buried on the farm.1 Phoebe died of a ruptured bowel.
485. William Edwin Rose
ii. William
Edwin (Adopted). Born in 1921. William Edwin died in Dundas, MN on 12
Apr 1933, he was 12. Eddie was adopted in 1923; he was killed when he
was run over by a drunk driver while walking with his wagon and dog.1
208. Mabel Eleanor Rose
May have been born in Brookdale, Manitoba. Mae married William Allen,
brother of Ellen Marshall after WW I. William had TB and died after 10
years. They had four children , Verna, Laurence, Keith and Rose. Mae
became the biggest chicken rancher in Manitoba and was elected Reeve of
Eriksdale in 1948, the only woman Reeve in Manitoba at that time. She
did not campaign for the position, saying that everyone knew her and
already knew whether or not they would vote for her.FROM THE SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX MAR 28 1932 PAGE 6
cen001 shows living in Townland Glenleary in 1901.
209. William James Church
Death Notice:
William James Church dies in Renfrew
William James Church of Renfrew , formerly of Haley Station died in Renfrew Victoria Hospital Dec. 1, 1981 in his 73rd year. He was born in Ross Township on Nov. 23, 1909, son of the late Ben Church and his wife Ethel Eady. He married Christina Walker in September, 1932. The late William Church worked as a carpenter and his later years at Chromasco Ltd. Until his retirement seven years ago. He was a member of the Loyal Orange Lodge and a supporter of the United Church. Mr. Church is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Jackson (Sheila) of Cobden, five grandchildren, one great grandchild; one brother, Robert of Haley Station; one sister. Mrs. Harold McLaughlin (Hazel) of Kemptville. Funeral service was held from Fraser-Morris Funeral Home, Cobden, conducted by Rev. Ferber. Burial was in Haley cemetery. Pall-bearers were two grandsons, Dixon and Dwight Jackson; son-in-law; Thomas Jackson; two nephews, Garry and David McLaughlin, and a friend Ken Stone. Flower bearers were two grandsons, Douglas and Dale Jackson and two nephews, Donnie and Neil McLaughlin. Relatives attending from a distance were from Orillia, Owen Sound, New York, Kemptville and Mattawa.
Death Notice:
CHURCH, Christina A.
Formerly of Haley�s, in Renfrew Victoria Hospital, on Saturday, May 17, 1997, in her 88th year. Christina Church (nee Walker), beloved wife of the late William Church. Dear mother of Sheila (Tom) Jackson, Cobden. Loving Grandma to 4 grandsons, Dixon (Marlene) Jackson, Renfrew; Dwight (Marlene) Jackson, Abbotsford, B.C.; Doug (Vera) Jackson, Cobden; Dale (Linda) Jackson, Cobden. and 1 granddaughter, Darlene Jackson, Cobden. Also survived by 10 great-grandchildren. Friends called at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home, Cobden, Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. Service in the chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Haley�s Cemetery. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Diabetic Association.
211. Hazel Muriel Emeline Church
CHURCH - Dec. 23, Haley's Station, to Mr. & Mrs. Benjqmin Church, a daughter (Jan.8, 1915 issue of Renfrew Mercury)
(Special section of the Weekly Advance/Ottawa-Carleton Review, Wednesday, February 14, 1990)
Hazel McLaughlin
Quilts that are over 100 years old
by Patricia Hitsman, Advance Staff Reporter
In the last 16 years, Kemptville resident Hazel McLaughlin has quilted 496 quilts. The 75-year-old has worked on quilts that are more than 100 years old. One particular quilt that she quilted, which was made in the third quarter of the nineteenth century, has appeared in a book about quilts called �Quilts and other bed coverings in the Canadian tradition,� by Ruth McKendry. The same quilt has also appeared in the August 1980 Reader�s Digest. Of the 496, McLaughlin says about 15 of them have been antiques. She says there is definitely a different texture in the older fabrics she has worked on compared to today�s fabrics. McLaughlin spoke of one quilt that was so brittle, that when she went to pull the thread through, the knot pulled the piece of fabric with it. I�ve been quilting since I was a teenager, said McLaughlin. �We used to have quilting bees when I was growing up,� she added. When McLaughlin began quilting for other people in 1974, she said she really liked it, so she kept it up. The quilts she has quilted, have left her home at 205 Dodson St., and been carried to such places as Calgary, Vancouver, California and Florida. One lady who brought me in the top part to quilt said she later sold it to someone in Ireland, said McLaughlin. Many people from Kemptville, Richmond, Stittsville, Ottawa and Kanata come to McLaughlin to have her do their quilting for them.I�ve quilted 496 quilts� Hazel McLaughlin, 75, has quilted 496 quilts in the last 16 years, some of which have been more than 200 years old. At her home on Dodson Street, she is holding one of the quilts she is now working on.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Deaths (11/13/01)
McLAUGHLIN, Hazel Muriel Emeline (nee Church)
Surrounded by her family at Kemptville District Hospital, Sunday, November 11, 2001. Hazel McLaughlin was born at Haley's Station, Ontario, December 23, 1914, the second child of Benjamin Church and Ethel Eady. She took her education at Ross Township School #3; Renfrew Collegiate where she was honoured as a class medalist; and Kingston General Hospital School of Nursing. After training, she worked as a practical nurse caring for the very sick and dying in their homes. Hazel considered her greatest pride and accomplishment to be four fine sons she raised with husband, Harold on the farm near Haley's. She was active in the United Church Women with leadership roles at the local and presbytery levels, and taught the kindergarten class in Sunday School for many years. She maintained an egg route in Renfrew in the 1950's and 1960's. After retiring to Kemptville in 1970, she hand quilted 568 quilts, one of which was featured in Ruth McKendry's book on Canadian quilts. She made hundreds of hand knitted items for gifts, craft shows and donations to CHEO. Hazel is survived by sons Donald (Pat) of Orleans, Neil (MaryAnn) of Kanata, and David (Gloria) of Pickering; daughter-in-law Diana Cloutier of Oxford Mills; grandchildren Scott (Antonia), Erin, Tim,
Amy-Lynn, Ian, Michael, Sheldon, Shona, Kerri and Joanna; great-grandchildren Roseanne, Micheal and
Adriana; and brother Robert Church. She was predeceased by husband, Harold; infant daughter Carol;
son, Gary; grandson Brendan; and brother, William.
Visitation at the Grant Brown Funeral Home, Kemptville, Ontario from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, November 14 at the Fraser, Morris and Heubner Funeral Home, Cobden, Ontario. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday,November 15, at Fraser, Morris and Heubner Funeral Chapel. Interment to follow in the Haley's cemetery.
Memorial donations to Kemptville District Hospital or Haley's United Church appreciated.
Death Notice:
Of Kemptville and formerly of Haley�s, in hospital, Kemptville, on Monday, June 30, 1997, in his 90th year. Harold McLaughlin, beloved husband of Hazel McLaughlin (nee Church). Dear father of Donald (Patricia) McLaughlin of Gloucester, Neil (MaryAnn) McLaughlin of Kanata, David (Gloria) McLaughlin of Pickering. Also survived by 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, 1 daughter-in-law, Diane Clouthier, 1 sister Cora McLaughlin and 2 brothers Marvin and Glen McLaughlin. Predeceased by a son Gary, a grandson Brendan and a brother Roy. Friends may call at the Grant Brown Funeral Home (Kemptville chapel) on Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m., then Thursday at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home, Cobden, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service in the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Chapel on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Haley�s Cemetery.Harold Gordon McLaughlin died June 30, 1997 at Kemptville District Hospital in his 90th year. Mr. McLaughlin was born February 20, 1908 in Forester�s Falls to the late John G. McLaughlin and Esther Bailey. He is survived by his wife Hazel M.E. Church of Kemptville, whom he married in the United Church Manse in Admason on September 26, 1939. In 1970, he moved from his farm in Haley�s Station to Kemptville. He was the father of Donald (Pat) of Orleans, Neil (MaryAnn) of Kanata and David (Gloria) of Pickering and father-in-law of Diane Cloutier McLaughlin of Oxford Mills. He will be remembered by grandchildren Scott (Antonia) of Nepean, Erin of Ottawa, Tim of Kemptville and Amy Lynne of Oxford Mills; Ian and Michael of Orleans; Sheldon and Shona of Kanata; Kerri and Joanna of Pickering as well as his great-grandchildren Roseanne, Micheal and Adriana of Nepean. He was the brother of Marvin of Forester�s Falls, Cora of Pembroke and Glen of Renfrew. Mr. McLaughlin was predeceased by his son Gary (1996), brother Roy (1994) and grandson Brendan (1994). Funeral services were held in the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Chapel, Cobden, on Friday, July 4, 1997 at 2 p.m. Rev. Paul McLenaghan officiated. Interment was at Haley�s Cemetery. Pallbears were Tim, Ian, Michael, Shona, Kerri and Joanna McLaughlin. As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Kemptville District Hospital, Haley�s United Church, the Haley�s Cemetery Fund or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family.
212. Robert Oliver Church
CHURCH - April 19, Haley Station, to Mr. & Mrs. Ben Church "There came a little church which from all appearances will in the future grow to a big Church, to the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ben Church on Thursday, April 19. Congratulations. (Apr. 27, 1917)
CHURCH, Robert O. Of Haley's, in Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Monday, November 10, 2003 in his 87th year. Robert Church, beloved husband of the late Geraldine Church nee Dale. Dear father of Marlene Wade, Roberta Church, Katherine Rathwell, Ronald (Sue), Lynn Church, James Church, Dawn Church, Roy (Elizabeth). Also survived by 13 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Fraser-Morris & Heubner Funeral Home Cobden, Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Service in Haley United Church Friday at 2 p.m. Followed by cremation. Donations to Haley Cemetery would be appreciated.
The Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613
Source - Mrs Russel Church RR1 Rutherglen Ont.
sent by - Elmer A. Rose RR1 Rutherglen Ont. P0H 2E0
ph. 1-705-776-7745