94. ISAAC EVES³⁹ ROGERS (ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 06 3 1839. He married KATE STRANGWAYS.

Children of ISAAC ROGERS and KATE STRANGWAYS are:

95. WALTER SCOTT³⁹ ROGERS (ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 06 28 1841, and died 01 7 1915. He married SUSAN JANE BANTING 10 28 1868. She was born 04 9 1848, and died 01 10 1910.

Child of WALTER ROGERS and SUSAN BANTING is:

96. ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS (ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 03 24 1845 in Bradford, Ontario, Canada, and died 09 1 1903 in Virden Manitoba, Canada. She married JAMES WARDELL 09 25 1859 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, son of PAUL WARDELL and SUSAN DRAPER. He was born 06 18 1835 in Queensville, Ontario, Canada, and died 11 23 1900 in Virden Manitoba, Canada.

Notes for ELIZABETH ROGERS:

Elizabeth is the first connect in the direct line to King Lethra 710 AD

Notes for JAMES WARDELL:

Queensville, Ontario, were James Wardell is from is just south of Keswick on Highway 12 near Hollands Landing and West of Bradford, Ontario. It is almost in the centre of East Gwillimbury

97. GEORGE-VI³⁹ WINDSOR, KING OF ENGLAND (GEORGE-V³⁸, EDWARD-VII³⁷ WETTIN, KING OF ENGLAND, VICTORIA³⁶ HANOVER, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, EDWARD AUGUSTUS³⁵, GEORGE-III³⁴, FREDERICK LOUIS³³, GEORGE-II³², GEORGE-I³¹, SOPHIE PALATINATE³⁰, ELIZABETH²⁹ STUART, JAMES-1 KING OF²⁸ ENGLAND, MARY-1 QUEEN OF²⁷, HENRY-V111 KING OF²⁶, HENRY-V11 TUDOR KING OF²⁵, EDMUND²⁴ TUDOR, EARL OF RICHMOND, JOHN OF²³ GAUNT, DUKE OF LANCASTER, EDWARD-III OF CAERNARVON KING OF²² ENGLAND, EDWARD-II OF²¹ CAERNARVON, KING OF ENGLAND, EDWARD I²⁰ (LONGSHANKS), KING OF ENGLAND, HENRY-III KING OF¹⁹ ENGLAND, KING-JOHN LACKLAND KING OF¹⁸, HENRY-II-KING-OF-ENGLAND¹⁷, DAUGHTER-OF-HENRY-I¹⁶ MATILDA, HENRY-1 KING OF¹⁵ ENGLAND, WILLIAM-11 KING OF¹⁴, WILLIAM-1 KING OF¹³, ROBERT-1 DUKE OF¹² NORMANDY, RICHARD-11 THE 4TH DUKE¹¹, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 12 14 1895 in York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk, England, and died 02 16 1952 in Sandringham, Norfolk, England. He married LADY ELIZABETH ANGELA MARGUERITE BOWES-LYONS 04 26 1923, daughter of CLAUDE BOWES-LYONS and CECILIA CAVENDISH-BENTIN. She was born 08 4 1900 in London, England, and died 2002 in London, England.

Notes for GEORGE-VI WINDSOR, KING OF ENGLAND:

Christened: Albert Arthur Frederick George. Known to the Royal Family as Bertie; Was Prince Albert, Duke of York (1920-1936);

George Prince Albert, Duke of York Acceded as George VI following his brother's abdication on 11 Dec 1936.

The reign of George VI was marked by the relinquishment of the title of Emperor of India, following the partition of India in 1947 into Pakistan and India. George VI had cancer of the lung (one lung had be removed).

He died of cancer after a long illness. Bertie had a speech defect which made him stutter and stammer.

More About GEORGE-VI WINDSOR, KING OF ENGLAND:

Burial: 03 11 1952, St. George Chap., Windsor, England

Notes for LADY ELIZABETH ANGELA MARGUERITE BOWES-LYONS:

Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon; Duchess of York (1923-1936). Queen Consort, 1936-1952; Queen Mother from 1952. a.k.a.: Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

Now lives at Clarence House, London; Royal Lodge, Windsor; Birkhall, Balmoral; Castle of Mey, Caithnesshire.

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother descends from Henry VII, King of England. Elizabeth was the youngest daughter and 9th child. Spent her childhood at Glamis Castle in Scotland; The precise location of her birth in London is unknown; When she married in 1923, she became HRH the Duchess of York; Queen Elizabeth (known as the smiling Queen) is most beloved by all of her countrymen and women. The Queen Mother is 5'2" tall and has blue eyes.

She died in 2002 at the age 101, much loved and respected.

Children of GEORGE-VI WINDSOR and LADY BOWES-LYONS are:

98. ELIZABERTH HARRIET JANE⁴⁰ ROGERS (WALTER SCOTT³⁹, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) She married FISHER.

Child of ELIZABERTH ROGERS and FISHER is:

99. FRANCES LYDIA⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 12 26 1861 in Ontario, Canada, and died Bet. 08 10 1943 - 1946 in Smeaton, Saskatchewan, Canada. She married (1) GEORGE KENNY. She married (2) JACOB PIERSON 09 28 1881. He was born 1854 in Ontario, Canada, and died 08 12 1919 in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Canada.

Children of FRANCES WARDELL and JACOB PIERSON are:

The original homestead farm in Springvale of Wilmot and Fanny Wardle continues in the hands of EDWARD GORDON WARDLE, a grandson. He first owned the west 1/2 of section 24-10-28, and by removing bluffs and stones, leveling potholes and ditching, is making it into a more productive farm.

In the spring of 1962, when Charles Kenneth (Ed's brother), left the farm, Ed bought the east ½ of section 24-10-28 from his father, Gordon Eugene, who entered into cement block manufacturing.

The stone and brick house was damaged beyond repair--by fire in the fall of 1963, from which time Ed operated the farm from Virden until he married Anna Rychliwski of Winnipeg, on December 28, 1968. Ann's parents, Nicholas (deceased) and Natalie, came from the Ukraine. In June 1969, they moved into a mobile home on the farm. Ann has her Bachelor of nursing degree from the University of Manitoba, and was a public health nurse of Virden Health Unit until May, 1971.

Ed has his private pilot's license and he and Ann attend flying events in the province and elsewhere in their four-place Cessna 172 aircraft.

They are members of the Manitoba Flying Farmers, an organization promoting the use of aircraft in agriculture and encouraging safe flying and improved airstrips.

Gordon Eugene died accidentally in September, 1968. His wife, Amelia, is now residing in The Sherwood, a senior citizens' home in Virden. Daughter Ellen (Mrs. Vernon Turner), is living at Salmon Arm, B.C. Charles Kenneth is a radio-T.V. technician and is residing at Calgary, Alberta. His marriage to Margaret Smith ended in divorce in 1969. She has since remarried and their two sons, Marvin and Karl, are with her. Joyce (Mrs. Lloyd Williamson) lives on a farm at Belmont, Manitoba.

Another third generation farmer is LLOYD WILLIAMS, grandson of the late Wm. J. (Billie) and Edith Williams, and son of Norman and Ida Williams. Lloyd took part in 4H Beef Clubs, taking the grand champion twice, and also winning trips and trophies. He completed grade XII. Commercial at Virden Collegiate Institute and then took the two-year Diploma Course in Agriculture at the University of Manitoba, graduating in 1964. He bought the home farm and married Carol Kyle of Two Creeks in l965. They have three children a daughter Lisa born in 1966, and two sons--Darwin born in 1967, and Kevin born in 1968.

Lloyd has cleared many acres of bluff and stones and has made his, one-and-a-half sections into a productive unit. He is also involved in a hog enterprise. He has a private pilot's license and owns a two-place aircraft. He is a member of the Manitoba Flying Farmers,

One sister, one of twin girls, married James Wardle, or wardell as James referred to be called, in 1894. They lived on the W. J. Gyles property for about six years. Their two eldest children were born here, Lewis the eldest, and their daughter Ethel.

Horse traders appeared on the scene about this time, 1895. Negros brought in strings of horses from Montana and elsewhere, tied head to tail, broken and semi-broken broncos, mainly. Indians were always ready to deal or trade and local dealers and traders appeared overnight. Jim Wardell was one of them. Mrs. Wardell often stated that not until her husband put the team away and took off his coat, could she be sure if the man was Jim. He never traded his shirt, but would trade his coat, usually an overcoat, anytime, in a horse trade.

Perhaps the next bachelor to come to Springvale to stay, was Wilmot Wardle. Bachelors came in almost every week, some just to look around, some with honest intentions of locating, then moved on and perhaps located elsewhere, some just came to loaf around for awhile and take a job, if available. Wilmot Wardle first came west from Barry, Simcoe County, Ontario to Wawanesa in 1882. He and a cousin had a chance offered them to attend two cars of stock and settlers effects being consigned to Gainsborough, Saskatchewan. As attendants were permitted transportation, one two each settler's car, it afforded these two eighteen-year-olds an opportunity to see the West, first-hand. The owner rode in state in a passenger car to the end of steel and made arrangements for unloading and hauling of the effects by ox team~ for the eighty miles overland to Gainsborough.

Six head of cattle and two pigs (one 400 pounds and the other a quite active 100 pounds) was headed d,) with.: trail with the two cousins in charge. They had received the owner's assurance that the ox teams would be following and would catch up with them before night-fall, with camping equipment, etc. Convivial friends met up with the owner, Mr. Routledge, and the boys were forgotten until the following day at noon. The boys, meanwhile, trudged along the trail, as directed, mostly concerned over the active pig. As night closed in and no wagons appeared, the boys decided to camp for the night \ with only a little fire to warm them, creek water to drink, and no food. They took turns sleeping and checking stock. Next morning they started again, as it was the easiest way. To keep all the stock together Trails branched off and each time, there was a debate which one to follow. By noon, both boys were sure that the wagons had taken another trail. However, the wagons did catch up to them by mid-afternoon and from there on to Gainsborough, only one incident marred the trip. The 400-pound pig so seriously cut her throat with her front hooves in crossing the Souris River that she had to be loaded on one of the wagons for the remainder of the journey. The boys heartily wished the 100-pound pig would do the same: After they had worked for Mr. Routledge for awhile, he gave them fare back to Ontario. Mr. Wardle came back to Gainsborough in 1883, worked around wherever he could, then filed on a homestead and got the necessary acres broken by trading work for the use of the necessary equipment. In 1884 he was hailed out, in 1885 frozen, in 1886 hailed out again, so he got out. He had heard of J. W. Younge and his herd of cattle at Virden, so came over to get ,a job. For eight winters and two summers, they worked together, as Mr. Younge's herd became larger and fully established. In 1896, Mr. Wardle returned to Gainsborough and was married to Mary Knisely, who had been teaching school for three years at Carnduff, Saskatchewan and Coultervale, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Wardle were both of United Empire Loyalist stock.

Mrs. Wardle was also of pioneer stock. Her parents and family came to Brandon in 1882. She was educated in Brandon schools and attended the first Normal School class at the newly-opened Normal School in 1892.

After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Wardle, migrated across country, approximately sixty miles, from Gainsborough, Sask., to a rented farm in Springvale, for their honeymoon trip. They had all their worldly possessions loaded on one wagon, pulled by a team of horses. (Horses were becoming quite a usual thing by this time and gradually supplanted the ox teams entirely)~ They lived on this farm for two years, then purchase the N.E. 24-10-28 from Mr. Mattier and later the S.E. quarter from Mr. Peters. This became the home base for expanding operations and is still farmed by a grandson, Kenneth Wardle, with his wife and wee son. One quarter section as added to the east of the home half section and another half section, still in Springvale, the east half of 11-10-28, was acquired at a School Land's sale in 1908. All this land was virgin prairie. The first hundred acres were broken up by oxen, (the last ox team used in Springvale), the second hundred acres by horses, in 1910, and the third hundred in 1911 by steam tractor. Changes were coming thick and fast in farm methods during this period.

Among those who seriously settled in 1889, were Mr. Jas. Peters, a school teacher by profession, a fine scholarly gentleman, and his wife. Two children were born on this homestead until they sold out in 1898 to Mr. W. Wardle. Mr. Peters continued teaching at Elm Valley and Daybreak schools and many of the old-timers can look back to these days under his guidance instruction. This fine old gentleman is still living and resides at Rapid City, Manitoba.

Very fine herds of cattle were more common now. Besides J. W. Younge's very fine herd of Shorthorns (one of the largest until dispersal), Mr. Penrose had a very fine herd of Herefords, W. Wardle acquired a find herd of Shorthorn cattle, and every farmer had a few head.

From 1900 on, the horse population grew by leaps and bounds. Improved and even registered stock was introduced. Many farmers by judicious management could raise colts and sell matched teams for 600 to 700 dollars per team Registered horses often sold for this amount for one individual. Importing from France, England and Scotland became a big business. Stallions of certain breeds valued as high as $5,000.0O were brought in. W. Wardle rose from five to eight colts per year, purebred and grade Clydesdales. He showed and won at many local fairs.

Mr. W. Williams and the Haskett Bros., favored the Percheron type and won many prizes. Grieves Bros., especially Robert, raised Clydesdales and showed at fairs for many years. Gordon Wardle followed his dad's footsteps with success, until he sold out his interest in horses in 1959. Of course, many very fine driving horses were raised and used in the district. With & drive of seven to twelve miles to any town, it became necessary for every family to have one or a pair of good drivers.

Mr. Arthur Williams may have been the first to drive a motor car, a 1908 Buick gas buggy. By 1916, quite a few Mac had made their appearance: Fords (Puddlejumpers) with brass trimmings, rests with red wheels, Overlands, E. M. F.'s (Every Morning Fixit) , Buicks, Maxwells, e.nd as the years went by, the brands we are all so familiar with. Roads were poor for cars. However, under C. E. Ivens as Reeve, Wallace municipality really stepped out in 1913 and 1914 to build roads and use gravel for maintenance. The war halted this, but after the war and for many years, Wallace held the lead for the longest mileage of gravelled and maintained roads. This, of course, was a boon to Springvale people.

By this time, Springvale had given up the hope of a railroad service. Twice the C. N. R. was surveyed through the district but the final survey was far to the south to get a satisfactory crossing of the Pipestone Creek. When the Daly Oilfield was established in 1951 and 1952, the road building was terrific and a standard of roads has been attained, that assures the entire district of all-weather roads the year round, except for unusual or abnormal conditions of a short duration.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker moved in and made their home on Section 15-10-28. They were elderly people and took very little interest in public affairs. Arthur Shoemaker and his family are now residing on this farm.

The returning Veterans of the First War were held as occupation troops for some length of time and many did not return home for discharge until 1920. Meanwhile, the government set in motion an organization called the Soldier Settlement Board, to buy one quarter sections of land and equipment for the rehabilitation of any Veterans, who wished to avail themselves of this plan. There were many flaws and some skullduggery involved in the plan. First, it was pretty well conceded that one quarter section was not enough for a family to make headway on. Secondly, much second and third-rate quarters of land were bought by the government at too high a valuation. Too many land speculators unloaded poor saleable land to the S. S. B. for Veteran occupation. Prices of equipment and stock soared so that in the final analysis, the load of the loan was impossible to carry. As this was about the only program that was being offered the Veteran. Many Veterans accepted, who lacked experience and understanding of the load they were assuming. However, many did succeed and stay with the plan long enough to become owners, while many others gave up early.

J. Hardy and his English bride came in by the S. S. B. plan for Veterans and settled on the S. E. 18-10-27. He early decided that it would not work so moved away. Herbert Doidge, with his wife, son Reginald, and daughter.

They came to Springvale in April, 1939, from Calgary with one two-year old

Daughter, Marjorie. She is teaching school at McAuley, now. Two more daughters were born in Springvale. Donna is training for a nurse at Brandon General Hospital, and Elaine attends Virden Collegiate.

They took up farming on the late Jas. Williams' farm. Their first oil well was drilled in October, 1952 and the half section is all within the boundaries of the Daly oilfield, though the northeast quarter is reserved to the Crown for oil rights. John was employed in the oilfield production work a time.

One family that stirred up Springvale gossip and action on occasion, not because of the length of their stay, but because of the friction that they caused from time to time, was Lorre Rowan and his family who came in on the western edge of the district. Part of the land was in Arawana School - district and part in Springvale, so it was a toss-up which school the family would attend.

Mr. Rowan was a fiery, self-educated little man and had some very decided opinions on how his family should be educated and treated. He was always a thorn in the side of the school board, except when someone conceived the idea of putting him on the school board as a member. This was in the 1920 era, about 1922 to 1931.

Lorne had five boys and besides showing and acting belligerently on the:

Least provocation, taught his sons the art of boxing.

Merlin, Gordon, Ralph, Kenneth and Donald were the sons' names~ they moved

Into Elkhorn territory and from the little heard of them since, we presume they were quiet citizens and not as difficult to get along with as the; father was on occasion.

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Mr. J. W. Younge acted as a councillor of Wallace Municipality for some years, and acted as one of the first directors of the Virden Agricultural Society. He was the first pioneer. Mr. Younge passed away in 1932 and his wife in 1934. They are buried in Kola cemetery. They left a family that has been noted earlier, but the next generation has not.

Anne has three daughters Katherine, Mary and Ruth, all living in the United States. George (Peter) has two daughters and three sons. Dorothy was married in 1957 to Geoffrey Simpson, son of Charles Simpson and has a wee daughter, Patricia. Laura is married and living in Brandon. Three sons, Joseph, William, and John have reached maturity and still work together. John Younge has two daughters, Mary, the oldest and Katherine. Katherine was married to Donald Angell in 1958 and they live on the old Younge homestead. Ruth, wife of John Naylen, has two daughters, Shirley and Norah and five sons, John, Gerald, Thomas, Patrick, and Peter--seven good reasons why she will be remembered in the future.

The Wardle generations are still around. Howard L. enlisted in the First in World War, as did Percy Reichert, although these two were never taken past the Brandon training camp. Howard was married to Mary McNeill in 1929 and after spending eleven years in Saskatchewan and B. C., nine years as a grain buyer, they returned to Virden in 1940. Their eldest daughter Marion, born in 1934 at Bents, near Rosetown, Saskatchewan, in the drought period, did not witness a normal spring until they moved to Salmon Arm, B. C. Marion married Paul Chegus and now resides in Winnipeg with two sons and one daughter. Laura, the second daughter, was born in Salmon Arm, B. C., in 1938. She married Glenn Horn of an old pioneer family of Virden and they made their home in Cromer with one wee son Douglas.

Howard Wardle was employed by the Wallace Consumer Co-op for eight years and worked with Mr. Wm. McLean. Then for twelve years, he was employed in the oil patches of Manitoba in crude oil production.

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101. MARY ELIZABETH⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 02 17 1867. She married UNKNOWN LONGMAN 02 28 1880.

Child of MARY WARDELL and UNKNOWN LONGMAN is:

102. JAMES⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 05 14 1869, and died 01 2 1954. He married MARGARET MATIER 11 26 1896. She was born 05 1874, and died 1954.

Children of JAMES WARDELL and MARGARET MATIER are:

1. NELLIE WARDELL, m. UNKNOWN HARPER

103. SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 03 30 1872, and died 10 11 1963. She married WILLIAM LEECH 03 28 1888.

Children of SUSAN WARDELL and WILLIAM LEECH are:

104. LAVINA CADDICE⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 07 1 1878, and died 1963. She married EDWARD JAMES VENTRISS 03 5 1896.

Children of LAVINA WARDELL and EDWARD VENTRISS are:

105. SILAS SYLVESTER⁴⁰ WARDELL (ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 09 12 1880 in Barrie, SIMCOE COUNTY , ONT. CANADA, and died 09 30 1969. He married AGNEW MCGREGOR PATON 04 15 1915. She was born 06 16 1883, and died 08 28 1974.

106. ELIZABETH-II ALEXANDRA MARY⁴⁰ WINDSOR, QUEEN OF ENGLAND (GEORGE-VI³⁹, GEORGE-V³⁸, EDWARD-VII³⁷ WETTIN, KING OF ENGLAND, VICTORIA³⁶ HANOVER, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, EDWARD AUGUSTUS³⁵, GEORGE-III³⁴, FREDERICK LOUIS³³, GEORGE-II³², GEORGE-I³¹, SOPHIE PALATINATE³⁰, ELIZABETH²⁹ STUART, JAMES-1 KING OF²⁸ ENGLAND, MARY-1 QUEEN OF²⁷, HENRY-V111 KING OF²⁶, HENRY-V11 TUDOR KING OF²⁵, EDMUND²⁴ TUDOR, EARL OF RICHMOND, JOHN OF²³ GAUNT, DUKE OF LANCASTER, EDWARD-III OF CAERNARVON KING OF²² ENGLAND, EDWARD-II OF²¹ CAERNARVON, KING OF ENGLAND, EDWARD I²⁰ (LONGSHANKS), KING OF ENGLAND, HENRY-III KING OF¹⁹ ENGLAND, KING-JOHN LACKLAND KING OF¹⁸, HENRY-II-KING-OF-ENGLAND¹⁷, DAUGHTER-OF-HENRY-I¹⁶ MATILDA, HENRY-1 KING OF¹⁵ ENGLAND, WILLIAM-11 KING OF¹⁴, WILLIAM-1 KING OF¹³, ROBERT-1 DUKE OF¹² NORMANDY, RICHARD-11 THE 4TH DUKE¹¹, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 04 21 1926 in 17 Bruton St., London, W1, England. She married PRINCE-PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH 11 20 1947 in Westminster, Abbey, London, England, son of PRINCE-ANDREW GREECE and PRINCESS BATTENBERG. He was born 01 10 1921 in Isle of Kerkira, Mon Repos, Corfu, Greece.

Notes for PRINCE-PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH:

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich, was born Prince of Greece and Denmark in Corfu on 10 June 1921; the only son of Prince Andrew of Greece. His paternal family is of Danish descent - Prince Andrew was the grandson of King Christian IX of Denmark. His mother was Princess Alice of Battenberg, the eldest child of Prince Louis of Battenberg and sister of Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Prince Louis became a naturalised British subject in 1868, joined the Royal Navy and rose to become an Admiral of the Fleet and First Sea Lord in 1914. During the First World War he changed the family name to Mountbatten and was created Marquess of Milford Haven. Prince Philip adopted the family name of Mountbatten when he became a naturalised British subject and renounced his Royal title in 1947.

Prince Louis married one of Queen Victoria's granddaughters. Thus, The Queen and Prince Philip both have Queen Victoria as a great-great-grandmother. They are also related through his father's side. His paternal grandfather, King George I of Greece, was Queen Alexandra's

He served in both the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters during World War II and married the then Princess Elizabeth in 1947, at which time he was named Duke of Edinburgh. In 1957 he was created Prince of the United Kingdom. Prince Philip, and active advocate of sports, science and education has made many goodwill trips throughout the world, both as representative of and in company with Queen Elizabeth. Before his marriage he was simply: Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. He was naturalized as a British citizen in 1947. His title: Baron of Greenwich, Earl of Merioneth and Duke of Edinburgh; Granted the style and titular dignity of a Prince of the United Kingdom on 22 Feb 1957. He was born as: HRH Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark.

There was not actual divorce between Prince Philip's parents, but they separated while Philip was still a small boy. His father took off to indulge himself in the fleshpots of Monte Carlo while his mother lived in turn with her four daughters, all of whom had married German Princelings. Philip was taken care of by his Mountbatten relatives in England, who also paid for his schooling. As a result of the family split, World War II found Philip serving in the British Navy while his brothers-in-law were fighting on the side of Germany. Philip was a baby of only eighteen months, fifth in line of succession to the Greek throne, when his family had to flee into exile.

The was 1922 and Greece was under the heels of a revolutionary junta. Philip's father, Prince Andrew, was arrested and tossed into jail. Others who opposed the new regime had already been summarily executed and Andrew seemed assured of the same fate. Philip's mother left the family's island home on Corfu and journeyed to Athens in an attempt to save her husband. She appealed for help to her cousin, England's King George V.

He dispatched a British secret-service agent, Commander Gerald Talbot, to Athens with instructions to negotiate Prince Andrew's release or, if that failed, to rescue him from prison. After much ado, the family was finally saved. Prince Philip was born Philippos Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbert-Glucksburn, Prince of Greece. Philippos became Philip during schooldays in England. He took the name, Mountbatten when he relinquished his Greek Title to take British citizenship prior to marrying Elizabeth. His own choice of name was actually Philip Oldcastle, but he was finally prevailed upon to take the Mountbatten surname of his mother's family. Elizabeth calls him, "Darling" in private and he is "Papa" to his sons and daughter. His aides address him as "Sir". To everyone else, he is or should be, "Your Royal Highness" the first time he is addressed and "Sir" thereafter. Occupation listed on his passport is given as: Prince of the Royal Household. Philip is 5'11 1/2" (nearly 6ft.) tall.

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Arms: Quarterly; 1st, or, semée of hearts gules, three lions passant in pale azure ducally crowned of the first; 2nd, azure a cross argent; 3rd, argent two pallets sable; 4th argent, upon a rock proper a castle triple towered sable, masoned argent, windows, port, turret caps and vanes gules. Crest: A plume of five ostrich feathers alternately sable and argent issuant from a ducal coronet or. Supporters: Dexter, a representation of Heracles girt about the loins with a lion skin, crowned with a chaplet of oak leaves and holding in the dexter hand a club proper; sinister, a lion, queue fourchée, ducally crowned or and gorged with a naval coronet azure. Coronet: A coronet composed of crosses-patées and fleurs-de-lys alternately or. Motto: God is my help. Creations: B., E. and D. (UK) 19 Nov 1947.

THE 1ST DUKE OF EDINBURGH, EARL OF MERIONETH and BARON GREENWICH, of Greenwich, Co London (Philip Battenberg later (28 Feb 1947, when also naturalised a Br subject, renouncing his right of succession to Crowns of Denmark and Greece) Mountbatten, KG (1947), OM (1968), GBE (1953), AC, QSO, PC (UK 1951 Canada 1957))

HRH The Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh KG KT OM GBE AC QSO, Buckingham Palace, London SW1 1AA; Windsor Castle, Berks SL4 1NJ; Balmoral Castle, Aberdeenshire AB35 5TB; Sandringham House, Norfolk PE35 6EN]; b Mon Repos, Corfu, 10 June 1921; educ Cheam Sch, Salem (Baden), Gordonstoun and RNC Dartmouth; WW II: Med Fleet, Home Waters, Br Pacific Fleet (despatches); 1947, granted title, style and attribute of Royal Highness 1947 and style and titular dignity of Prince of UK 1957, ktd 1952, granted by warrant 18 Sept 1952 precedence next to HM THE QUEEN except where otherwise provided by Act of Parliament; Grand Master and 1st or Principal Kt Order Br Empire 1953, Personal ADC to HM GEORGE VI 1948; Adml of the Fleet: RAN, RNZN; Marshal: RAF, RAAF, RNZAF; FM: Australian Mil Forces, NZ Army; Capt-Gen RM; Dep Col-in-Ch Queen's Roy Hus (Queen's Own and Roy Irish); Col-in-Ch: Roy Glos Berks and Wilts Regt, Highrs (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons), Intell Corps, Army Cadet Force, Roy Canadian Regt, Seaforth Highs Canada, Roy Canadian Army Cadets, Roy Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engrs, Australian Cadet Corps, Corps RNZ Electrical and Mechanical Engrs; Col Gren Gds; Hon Col: Edinburgh U OTC, Heriot-Watt U OTC, Trinidad and Tobago Regt; Air Cdre-in-Ch Air Training Corps; Air Cdre: Air Sqdn 1983–, Roy Canadian Air Cadets; Hon Air Cdre RAF Kinloss; Cmdt-in-Ch and Extra Master Merchant Navy; Ranger Windsor Gt Pk 1952–; Ld High Steward Plymouth 1960–; Chllr: Edinburgh 1952–, Cambridge 1976– and Salford Us 1967–90; Grand Master Guild Air Pilots and Air Navigators; Grand Pres: Br Cwlth Ex-Servs League; Visitor: Upper Canada Coll 1955–, Manchester Coll Sci and Tech 1957–, Churchill Coll Cambridge 1959–; Life Govr King's Coll London 1954–; Master Bench Inner Temple 1954–; Er Bro Trin Ho 1952– (Master 1969–); Hon Bro Hull Trin House 1956–; Roy Govr Charterhouse 1953–; Pres in Ch: Br Racing Drivers' Club 1952–92; Pres: Assoc for Schs' Sci, Engrg and Tech, Roy Nat Playing Fields Assoc 1949–84, Br Amateur Athletic Bd 1952–, Cwlth Games Fedn 1955–90, Br Sportsman's Club 1958–, Central Cncl Physical Recreation 1951–, City and Guilds London Inst 1961–, ESU 1952–, Guinea Pig Club 1960–, Gds Polo Club 1955–, Nat Playing Fields Assoc, Roy Ag Soc Cwlth 1958–, Roy Commn for Exhibition of 1851 1965–, Roy Household Cricket Club 1953–, Roy Merchant Navy Sch 1952–, Roy Mint Advsy Ctee design seals, coins and medals 1952–, RSA 1952– (and Hon Fell), World Wild Life Fund 1961–82, World Wild Life Internat (later World Wide Fund for Nature-Internat) 1981 (late Pres Emeritus), Fedn Equestre Internat 1964–84, Maritime Tst 1969–, Bath and West and Southern Counties Soc 1981, Roy Windsor Horse Show 1991–94, Westminster Windsor Abbey Tst, Park Equestrian Club 1982–; Grand Pres Br Cwlth Ex-Services League 1974; Tstee: L St George's House Cncl; V-Pres Soc Friends St George's and Descendants Kts of Garter 1948–; Patron: Air League, Assoc for Schs' Sci, Engrg and Tech, Br Driving Soc, Br Gliding Assoc, Br Sch Athens to 1998, Cambridge Soc, Cornwall RFU, Gallipoli Assoc, London Fedn Clubs for Young People, Lord's Taverners (and Twelfth Man), Outward Bound Tst, Shakespeare Globe Tst, VSO; Hon Fell Inst Marine Engrs; Hon Memb King's Lynn Rotary Club; Hon Life Memb Roy Assoc Br Dairy Farmers; FRS 1951; Perm Fell Inst Petroleum 1963–; Hon Fell Roy Soc Canada 1957–, Australian Acad Sci 1962–, Roy Zoological Soc Scotland 1963–, Zoological Soc London; Tstee: Nat Maritime Museum Greenwich 1948–, Roy Ag Soc England 1957–; Patron: Ghana Acad Sciences 1961– (Hon Pres 1959–61, first Hon Fell 1961), Gresham's Coll, Roy Inst Navigation, Lord's Taverners (Pres Cncl 1960–61, Twelfth Man 1961–), Charities Aid Fndn, Inst Chemical Engrs; Patron and Tstee Duke of Edinburgh's Award; Liveryman and Assist Shipwrights' Co (Prime Warden 1954, Perm Master 1956–); Freeman and Liveryman: Fishmongers' Co (Prime Warden 1961, 4th Warden 1962–63), Mercers' Co; Adml Master Mariners' Co; Grand Master Guild Air Pilots and Air Navigators; Guild Bro: Glasgow, Craft Rank Qua Hammermen, Trades Ho Glasgow; Adml: Roy Yacht Sqdn 1953–, Ho Lds Yacht Club, Roy Motor Yacht Club, RN Sailing Assoc, Roy Southern Yacht Club, Bar Yacht Club, Roy Dart Yacht Club, Roy Gibraltar Yacht Club, Roy Yacht Club Victoria Australia; Cdre-in-Ch: Sandringham Yacht Club Victoria 1980–, Great Navy State of Nebraska, USA; Freedom City: London 1948, Greenwich 1948, Edinburgh 1948, Belfast 1949, Cardiff 1954, Glasgow 1955, Melbourne 1956, Dar-es-Salaam 1961, Nairobi 1963, Guadalajara 1964, Acapulco 1964, Bridgetown (Barbados) 1964, Los Angeles 1966; Hon Citizen: Montevideo 1962, Chicago 1966; Hon LLD: Wales 1949, London 1951, Karachi 1959, Malta 1964, California 1966; Hon DCL: Durham 1951, Oxford 1964; Hon DSc: Delhi 1959, Reading 1957, Salford 1967, Southampton 1967, Victoria U, BC, 1969; Hon LLD W Ontario U 1983; Hon Degree Jordan U 1984; Hon Degree Engrg Lima 1962; Hon FRCP London 1952; Hon FRCSE; Hon FRCS England; Hon Fell Univ Coll Oxford 1953; Greek War Cross 1939–45; Atlantic, Africa, Burma (with Pacific rosette) and Italy Stars; War Medal 1939–45 (with Oak Leaf); Croix de Guerre with Palm; Grand Cross Redeemer, Phoenix and George I (with swords) Greece, Order St George and St Constantine (with swords, 4th Cl) Greece, Kt Order Elephant Denmark 1947, Grand Cross Order St Charles Monaco 1951, Order St Olav Norway 1952, Order Manuel Amador Guerrero Panama 1953, Order Seraphim Sweden 1954, Chain Queen of Sheba Ethiopia 1954, Grand Cross Order Tower and Sword Portugal 1955, Order King Faisal I Iraq 1956, Order Legn Hon 1957, Kt Grand Cross Order Merit Italy 1958, Grand Cross Order Lion Netherlands 1958, Order Merit Fedl German Republic 1st Cl 1958, Order Ojaswi Rajanya Nepal 1960, Kt Grand Band Star Africa Liberia 1961, Grand Cross Order San Martin Argentina 1962, Grand Cross Order Condor Bolivia 1962, Grand Cross Nat Order Southern Cross Brazil 1962, Chain Chilean Order Merit 1962, Grand Gross Extraordinary Order Boyaca Colombia 1962, Grand Cross Nat Order Merit Ecuador 1962, Nat Order Merit Paraguay 1962, Gr Cross Order Sun with Brilliants Peru 1962, Grand Cordon Order Leopold Belgium 1963, Order Brilliant Star Zanzibar 1st Cl 1963, Decoration Republic Sudan 1st Cl 1964, Grand Cross Order Icelandic Falcon 1964, Collar Aztec Eagle Mexico 1964, Star and Riband Order Nahdah Jordan 1966, Decoration of Honour for Servs to Republic Austria, Grand Cordon 1966, Grand Cdr Order Maritime Merit San Francisco Port Authority 1968, Order White Rose Finland 1969, Order Superior Sun Afghanistan 1971, Grand Cordon Supreme Order Chrysanthemum Japan 1971, Most Esteemed Family Order Brunei 1972, Chev Grand Cross Order Golden Lion Luxembourg 1972, Memb Distinguished Order Izzuddin Maldives 1972, Hon Memb Darjah Utama Temasek Singapore 1972, Grand Cross Yugoslav Star 1972, Grand Cordon Nat Order Leopard Zaire 1973, Grand Collar Nat Order Infante Dom Henrique Portugal 1973, Cdr Order Golden Ark Netherlands 1979, 1st Cl Mil Order Oman 1979, Collar Order Independence Qatar 1979, 1st Cl Order Muhammadi Morocco 1980, Companion Queen's Serv Order NZ 1981, Canadian Forces Decoration 1982, Grand Cross Carlos III Spain 1986, Companion Order Australia 1988, Grand Ribbon Order Merit Poland 1991, King George VI Coronation Medal 1937, Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal 1953, Commemoration Medal NZ 1990, Sultan of Brunei Silver Jubilee Medal 1992, George Cross 50th Anniversary Medal Malta 1992; m 20 Nov 1947 •HM ELIZABETH II (qv) and has issue

Edinburgh, previous creations: In 1726 PRINCE FREDERICK, the eldest son of the future GEORGE II, had conferred on him among other titles the Dukedom of Edenburgh [sic]. On his predeceasing his father (who by now had ascended the throne) in March 1750/1 this particular title passed to his eldest son the future GEORGE III, although the ones traditionally associated with the Heir Apparent reverted to the Crown (see PRINCE OF WALES, subsections on the titles of Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Chester, also the Scottish titles of the Heir Apparent). When GEORGE III became King the Dukedom merged with the Crown. The title was revived, more conventionally spelled this time and in tandem with a Dukedom of Gloucester, for GEORGE III's younger brother in 1764 but expired on the death without issue of the 2nd Duke, the grantee's only son, in 1834. In 1866 a Dukedom of Edinburgh was conferred on PRINCE ALFRED, QUEEN VICTORIA's second son. Having turned down the offer of the Crown of Greece four years earlier and having had the offer of the Crown of Spain turned down on his behalf by his mother and her ministers two years after his elevation to the peerage, he succeeded his uncle ERNEST II as reigning DUKE OF SAXE COBURG AND GOTHA in 1893 but died without surviving male issue in 1900, when his peerage titles expired.

Greenwich, previous creations: See ARGYLL, D.

Six months later, a Russian investigator named Nicholas Sokolov recovered valuable pieces of physical evidence from the probable grave site, but found no skeletons. His conclusion that the bodies had been doused in sulphuric acid, butchered and burned to ashes was seldom questioned during 70 years of communist rule. But in April 1989, the Moscow News published an exclusive interview with filmmaker Geli Ryabov, who announced that he knew where the Romanovs were buried. Ryabov and geologist Alexander Avdonin had actually located the grave ten years earlier, five miles from the Sokolov site. Working from photographs and the Kremlin report of Yakov Yurovsky, the executioners' leader, they had retrieved three skulls, only to return them fearfully to the ground the following year.

In July 1991, President Boris Yeltsin authorized the exhumation at Yekaterinburg. Almost 1,000 bone fragments were assembled into five female and four male skeletons. That meant that two of the deceased were missing, consistent with Yurovsky's account that he had burned two of the bodies (those of Alexei and a female). But there was disagreement about which bodies were present. Using photographic superimposition, Russian scientists concluded that the tsarevich and Marie were missing. However, an invited American forensic team, led by William Maples of the University of Florida, analysing the dental and bone specimens, believed that the missing grand duchess was Anastasia. At a conference the following summer, a Russian expert on DNA fingerprinting, Pavel Ivanov, announced that DNA tests on the bones would be conducted in collaboration with Peter Gill, at the British Forensic Science Service. On 15 September 1992, Ivanov was welcomed at Heathrow Airport by a BBC television director, who had hired a funeral hearse because he felt it was 'inappropriate to carry the Russian Imperial family in the boot of my Volvo.'

Gill performed nuclear and mitochondrial (mt) DNA tests on the nine bone samples1. Five of the bodies were clearly related, and three were female siblings. Furthermore, a sample of maternally inherited mtDNA suspected to belong to Alexandra matched a sample provided by her grandnephew, the Duke of Edinburgh. But finding a reference sample for Nicholas was more difficult. Ivanov's suggestion to exhume Grand Duke Georgij at that time was financially and politically inconceivable; a swatch from a bloody handkerchief kept in a Japanese museum was too contaminated; and the tsar's nephew, Tikhon Kulikovsky, refused to cooperate, citing his contempt for the British for not offering refuge to his uncle's family after the revolution. But eventually, two more distant maternal relatives, Xenia Sfiri and the Duke of Fife, agreed to help.

Position 16169: As expected, the mtDNA sequences of the tsar's two relatives were identical to each other, but where the relatives had a T at nucleotide 16169, the bone mtDNA surprisingly had a C. Further analysis revealed a mixture of mtDNAs in the bone differing at this one position -- C accounting for about 70%. Gill and colleagues thus concluded that the tsar exhibited 'heteroplasmy', and cautiously estimated the probability of the remains belonging to the tsar as being 98.5%1. Their findings "have never been challenged or even mildly criticized, in print or orally, by another DNA scientist," states historian Robert Massie3. Moreover, independent confirmation was provided by Cambridge University's Erika Hagelberg. But critics including Maples charged that the discrepancy was likely due to contamination. Maples returned to Yekaterinburg in April 1993, where he was allowed to remove teeth from the skulls and pass them on to Mary-Claire King. (King's results have not been published, but she told Nature Genetics that, using a different technique4, her group found a convincing match for Alexandra and her grand niece. They also found C and T nucleotides at several sites in the DNA allegedly from Nicholas consistent with heteroplasmy, sequence background, or contamination.)

With the Russian Orthodox Church demanding more proof, the exhumation of Grand Duke Georgij finally occurred in July 1994. This time, Ivanov took the bone samples to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology DNA Identification Laboratory in Maryland, where remarkably, the same heteroplasmy provided compelling evidence favoring the identification of Tsar Nicholas. Grand Duke Georgij's mtDNA exhibits a similar rare mixture of C and T at position 16169 -- the first time that heteroplasmy has been applied in human identification. Combining the DNA sequence identity, the rarity of heteroplasmy and the established link between Alexandra and the Duke of Edinburgh, Ivanov et al. calculate a likelihood ratio for the remains' authenticity in excess of 100 million (ref. 2) -- not including the powerful anthropological and forensic evidence!

At last, the great mystery of the last tsar can be laid to rest. The same is now warranted for his family's remains, although further political and religious wrangling appears inevitable. Some people still might not accept the verdict while two bodies remain missing, even though the case for Anna Anderson, who claimed to be Anastasia, was dismissed by DNA analysis from several groups5. Clues to their identities and whereabouts might exist among the relics gathered by Sokolov, including a severed finger and bottles of congealed fat, now said to be held by the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. However, this should not detract from the resolution of the Romanov saga, or the power of genetic analysis to close one of the most astounding historical mysteries of this century.

1. Gill, P. Nature Genet. 6, 130-135 (1994).

2. Ivanov, P. et al. Nature Genet. 12, 417­420 (1996).

3. Massie, R.K. The Romanovs: The Last Chapter (Random House, New York,1995).

4. Ginther, C., Issel-Tarver, L. & King, M.-C. Nature Genet. 2, 135­138 (1992).

5. Gill, P. et al. Nature Genet. 9, 9-10 (1995).

107. CLARENCE⁴¹ FISHER (ELIZABERTH HARRIET JANE⁴⁰ ROGERS, WALTER SCOTT³⁹, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) He married AGNEW JEAN TESKEY MCLEOD.

Child of CLARENCE FISHER and AGNEW MCLEOD is:

108. FRANKLIN NATHANIEL CHARLES WILMET⁴¹ PIERSON (FRANCES LYDIA⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 01 21 1889 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 06 22 1985 in Minot, North Dakota, USA. He married ALMA JENSINA TANDBERG. She was born 08 11 1902 in Wyndmere, North Dakota, USA, and died 07 29 1968 in Glenbrun, North Dakota, USA.

Children of FRANKLIN PIERSON and ALMA TANDBERG are:

109. HANNA ELIZABETH⁴¹ PIERSON (FRANCES LYDIA⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 11 11 1892 in Pipestone, Manitoba, Canada, and died 01 1 1986. She married ALBERT SANDO. He was born 08 20 1888, and died 04 9 1937.

Child of HANNA PIERSON and ALBERT SANDO is:

110. DOUGLAS STANAGE⁴¹ PIERSON (FRANCES LYDIA⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 10 25 1899 in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Canada, and died 05 6 1973 in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Canada. He married JENNIE PEARL RUSSELL. She was born 12 5 1897, and died 03 1 1986.

Children of DOUGLAS PIERSON and JENNIE RUSSELL are:

111. HOWARD LORAINNE⁴¹ WARDLE (WILMOT EUGENE( WARDELL)⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 06 3 1897 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 11 29 1989 in Grace Hospital, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He married MARY ELIZABETH MCNEILL 12 18 1929 in VIRDEN, MAN. CANADA. She was born 01 31 1907 in Poplar Heights District, Marquette, Manitoba, Canada, and died 08 7 1993 in Central Park Lodge, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Notes for HOWARD LORAINNE WARDLE:

Howard lived most of his life in Virden, Manitoba and was a Magistrate in the latter part of his life.

The Wardle generations are still around. Howard L. enlisted in the First in World War, as did Percy Reichert, although these two were never taken past the Brandon training camp. Howard was married to Mary McNeill in 1929 and after spending eleven years in Saskatchewan and B. C., nine years as a grain buyer, they returned to Virden in 1940.

Their eldest daughter Marion, born in 1934 at Bents, near Rosetown, Saskatchewan, in the drought period, did not witness a normal spring until they moved to Salmon Arm, B. C. Marion married Paul Chegus and now resides in Winnipeg with two sons and one daughter. Laura, the second daughter, was born in Salmon Arm, B. C., in 1938. She married Glenn Horn of an old pioneer family of Virden and they made their home in Cromer with one wee son Douglas.

Howard Wardle was employed by the Wallace Consumer Co-op for eight years and worked with Mr. Wm. McLean. Then for twelve years, he was employed in the oil patches of Manitoba in crude oil production.

112. GORDON EUGENE⁴¹ WARDLE (WILMOT EUGENE( WARDELL)⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 09 24 1898 in Near Chater, Manitoba, Canada, and died 09 23 1968 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada. He married (1) IOLA EDITH TOWNSEND. She was born 11 14 1926. He married (2) AMELIA ( MILLIE) KERR 1923. She was born 01 18 1903, and died 11 11 1975 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada.

Notes for GORDON EUGENE WARDLE:

Gordon E. Wardle, the second child in the W. Wardle family, was born and educated in Springvale. He enlisted in 1916, saw service in England and France and was awarded the Military Medal for action at Bourlon Wood in 1918. He returned to Canada in June 1919 as a 8ergeant of the 13th Platoon of the 78th Winnipeg Grenadiers.

He took over the old home farm in 1920 and, was married in 1923 to Miss Amelia Kerr of Ninette, Manitoba. Of this marriage, there are four living children, Edward, Ellen, Kenneth and Joyce. Gordon Wardle took an active interest in many affairs in various capacities through the years school trustee, and secretary-treasurer of the school, secretary of the Horse Club, first president of Hargrave Pool Elevator, first secretary of Wallace Consumers Co-cp., president and secretary of Virden Credit Union, director of Canadian Co-operative Implements, Ltd., director of Manitoba Fed. Assoc.C. District #4.

He also served for two years on a special Health and Welfare Survey Board. He has acquired the nickname of Co-op Wardle and little wonder. As a livestock breeder of cattle and more particularly, Clydesdale horses, Gordon made a notable contribution , as recorded earlier. In 1945, the west half of the old home farm section was added.

Gordon Eugene died accidentally in September, 1968. His wife, Amelia, is now residing in The Sherwood, a senior citizens' home in Virden. daughter Ellen (Mrs. Vernon Turner), is living at Salmon Arm, B.C. Charles Kenneth is a radio-T.V. technician and is residing at Calgary, Alberta. His marriage to Margaret Smith ended in divorce in 1969. She has since remarried and their two sons, Marvin and Karl, are with her. Joyce (Mrs. Lloyd Williamson) lives on a farm at Belmont, Man.

113. MYRTLE MAY MAUD⁴¹ WARDLE (WILMOT EUGENE( WARDELL)⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 04 7 1904 in Virden, Manitoba, and died 03 6 2003 in Victoria, BC.. She married PERCIVAL TOWNSON 10 30 1930 in Virden, Manitoba, son of THOMAS TOWNSON and MARGARET FELL. He was born 03 11 1905 in Preston, Lancashire County, England, and died 09 30 1996 in Victoria, B.C. Canada.

Dear Aunt Myrtle lived a wonderful and adventurous life. She passed away quietly with her son and daughter by her side. She was almost 99 years old.

Her son Bob Townson brought his piano with him to visit his mother and played special old time hyms that his mother loved so much. He did this 2 or 3 times a day while his mother lay quietly in her bed.

Her daughter Dorothy lovely took care of her in mother later years and brought her into her home where she lived a very happy and full life. She had many visitors from family and always was a joy to visit as she was always smiling with the contentment of knowing and being as peace with the Lord.

Myrtle was a very religious lady and a Salvation Army Officer as was her late husband Percy Townson.

Her funeral service was held at the Douglas Rd Citadel in Victoria, BC, Canada where family and friends attended.

114. IRENE MARY⁴¹ WARDLE (WILMOT EUGENE( WARDELL)⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 03 27 1910 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 12 24 1999 in White Rock, BC. Canada. She married CLELAND-5 HENRY FRANK MITCHELL 12 12 1933 in Kamsack, Saskatchewan, Canada, son of WILLIAM-4 MITCHELL and JENNIE MCCARTHY. He was born 02 2 1905 in Doulgas, Manitoba, Canada, and died 03 21 1990 in White Rock, BC. Canada.

Irene Mitchell (Wardle) was the fourth child. She graduated as a nurse and wedded Cleland Henry Frank Mitchell, son of Wm. and Mrs. Mitchell. Their history is recorded elsewhere in this biography.

Cleland, the eldest son, was always the active, athletic type, with the red in his hair. He participated in anything wholesome in work or play. He married Irene Wardle, a nurse by profession, who still nurses others, as well as Cle Mitchell. They had five daughters, no sons, much to Cle's disappointment. They farmed on the southeast fringe of the district and have always taken an active part in Springvale and Woodnorth Community.

Yes even Virden doings have received support and attention from Cle Mitchell. Cle is a strong believer in Co-operative action and backs up his belief by positive action. Both he and his wife have taken a very active part in the Co-operative store and Virden Credit Union and have served on both Boards for many years in different capacities. Their three eldest daughters are married, one in Manitoba, one in Saskatchewan and one in British Columbia, so one might truthfully say they are scattered. The two youngest attend school in Woodnorth.

115. IDA MAUD⁴¹ WARDLE (WILMOT EUGENE( WARDELL)⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 03 19 1913 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 01 4 1995 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada. She married NORMAN RICHARD WILLIAMS 06 7 1939 in VIRDEN, MAN. CANADA, son of WILLIAM WILLIAMS and EDITH. He was born 07 4 1897 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 02 20 1984 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada.

Notes for NORMAN RICHARD WILLIAMS:

Ida Wardle became allied with the fortunes of the Williams' family when she married Norman in 1939.

Soon after Norman's discharge from army service in 1919, he had undertaken to farm the homestead his father and mother had chosen, and married Miss Elizabelle Cheaters.

This marriage was graced by four children, Norma, who married Fred Nixon, and left the district, Ivan, who married Miss Leola Studer and set up farming on Wardle property.

Irene, married Larry Tough and they make their home in Virden; and Hazel, who married Harry Kilford. They have been blessed with three children, Brenda, Rhonda, and Darel. The mother and grandmother of these children named, passed away suddenly in 1935.

Four years later, Ida Wardle was persuaded to complete the training of these children and manage the house-hold for Norman. This couple have two children of their own.

116. LEWIS⁴¹ WARDELL (JAMES⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 1897, and died 01 10 1985. He married EDITH KELLY. She was born 1897, and died 05 10 1968.

Children of LEWIS WARDELL and EDITH KELLY are:

1. CLIFTON WARDELL, b. 1932; d. 1973.

117. ETHEL⁴¹ WARDELL (JAMES⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) She married UNKOWN DOCKSTADER.

Children of ETHEL WARDELL and UNKOWN DOCKSTADER are:

118. CLARENCE⁴¹ WARDELL (JAMES⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 1911, and died 1962. He married EILEEN (?) WARDELL.

Children of CLARENCE WARDELL and EILEEN WARDELL are:

119. WALTER⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) He married FLORENCE CORBY.

Children of WALTER LEECH and FLORENCE CORBY are:

120. BEATRICE⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 03 5 1899. She married PETER JOHNSON. He died 03 29 1966.

Children of BEATRICE LEECH and PETER JOHNSON are:

121. GWENDOLYN MAY⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 05 20 1901 in Woodnorth District, Manitoba, Canada, and died 09 1980. She married NATHAN IVAN LEEPART. He was born 1964.

Children of GWENDOLYN LEECH and NATHAN LEEPART are:

122. CORA ELIZABETH⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 06 29 1903, and died 06 4 1990 in Brandon, Manitoba, USA. She married WILLIAM JORDAN. He was born 09 21 1899.

Children of CORA LEECH and WILLIAM JORDAN are:

123. CLINTON⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) He married THELMA GORHLM.

Children of CLINTON LEECH and THELMA GORHLM are:

124. JOHN WILLIAM⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 02 1909. He married LUCY CAREME. She was born 02 1914, and died in Virden, Manitoba, Canada.

Children of JOHN LEECH and LUCY CAREME are:

125. PHYLLIS⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) She married LEONARD SHEPHERD. He was born 03 25 1909, and died 03 26 1999 in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Children of PHYLLIS LEECH and LEONARD SHEPHERD are:

126. VERNA⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 01 29 1907, and died 2002. She married JOHN SMITH.

Children of VERNA LEECH and JOHN SMITH are:

127. WILLIAM IRWIN⁴¹ LEECH (SUSAN EMILY⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 05 18 1916 in Virden, Manitoba, Canada, and died 08 13 1956 in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. He married WINNIFRED FOLEY. She was born 10 29 1919 in Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada, and died 10 22 1978 in Langley, British Columbia, Canada.

Children of WILLIAM LEECH and WINNIFRED FOLEY are:

128. OSCAR⁴¹ VENTRISS (LAVINA CADDICE⁴⁰ WARDELL, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 05 29 1907. He married VERNA MARGARET TENNANT. She was born 12 25 1909.

Children of OSCAR VENTRISS and VERNA TENNANT are:

129. HOWARD SYLVESTER⁴¹ WARDELL (SILAS SYLVESTER⁴⁰, ELIZABETH³⁹ ROGERS, ISAAC BARKER³⁸, ISAAC³⁷, JOHN³⁶, SARAH³⁵ WING, ELIZABETH (BLACKMER)³⁴ BLACKMORE, LT-PETER (BLACKMER)³³, WILLIAM³², JOAN³¹ COLLAMORE, THOMAS³⁰ CALLAMORE, PETER²⁹, MARGERY²⁸ HEXT, THOMAS²⁷, JOAN²⁶ FORTESCUE, JOHN²⁵, ELIZABETH²⁴ BEAUCHAMP, SIR-JOHN²³, SIR-JOHN²², SIR-HUMPHREY²¹ DE BEAUCHAMP, ALICE²⁰ DE MOHUN, HAWSIE¹⁹ FITZGEOFFREY, ALVELINE¹⁸ DE CLARE, SIR-ROGER¹⁷, ADELIZA¹⁶ DE KEVELIOCK, HUGH "DE KEVELIOC¹⁵ DE MESCHINES, SIR-RANULPH DE GURNON¹⁴, SIR-RANULPH¹³, SIR-RANULF¹², ALIX OF¹¹ NORMANDY, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 09 12 1920 in Glenora, Manitoba, Canada. He married MARJORIE LOREEN CUDMORE. She was born 09 12 1918.

130. PRINCE-CHARLES PHILIP ARTHUR⁴¹ WINDSOR (ELIZABETH-II ALEXANDRA MARY⁴⁰, GEORGE-VI³⁹, GEORGE-V³⁸, EDWARD-VII³⁷ WETTIN, KING OF ENGLAND, VICTORIA³⁶ HANOVER, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, EDWARD AUGUSTUS³⁵, GEORGE-III³⁴, FREDERICK LOUIS³³, GEORGE-II³², GEORGE-I³¹, SOPHIE PALATINATE³⁰, ELIZABETH²⁹ STUART, JAMES-1 KING OF²⁸ ENGLAND, MARY-1 QUEEN OF²⁷, HENRY-V111 KING OF²⁶, HENRY-V11 TUDOR KING OF²⁵, EDMUND²⁴ TUDOR, EARL OF RICHMOND, JOHN OF²³ GAUNT, DUKE OF LANCASTER, EDWARD-III OF CAERNARVON KING OF²² ENGLAND, EDWARD-II OF²¹ CAERNARVON, KING OF ENGLAND, EDWARD I²⁰ (LONGSHANKS), KING OF ENGLAND, HENRY-III KING OF¹⁹ ENGLAND, KING-JOHN LACKLAND KING OF¹⁸, HENRY-II-KING-OF-ENGLAND¹⁷, DAUGHTER-OF-HENRY-I¹⁶ MATILDA, HENRY-1 KING OF¹⁵ ENGLAND, WILLIAM-11 KING OF¹⁴, WILLIAM-1 KING OF¹³, ROBERT-1 DUKE OF¹² NORMANDY, RICHARD-11 THE 4TH DUKE¹¹, RICHARD-111 5TH DUKE OF¹⁰, RICHARD-II "THE GOOD" 4TH DUKE OF⁹, RICHARD I "THE FEARLESS" 3RD DUKE OF⁸, SIR-WILLIAM I LONGSWORD 2ND DUKE OF⁷, ROLLO THE DANE 1ST DUKE OF⁶, RAGNVALD I THE WISE OF MORE⁵ EYSTEINSSON, EYSTEIN "THE NOISY"⁴ GLUMRA, IVAR OPLAENDINGE JARL OF³ UPLANDERS, HALFDAN² "THE OLD " HRINGSSON KING IN RINGERIK, SIGURD RING KING AT¹ LETHRA, NORWAY 710 A.D.) was born 11 14 1948 in Buckingham Palace, London, England. He married LADY DIANA FRANCES SPENCER 07 29 1981 in St. Paul's, Cathedral, London, England, daughter of SIR-EDWARD SPENCER and HON. ROCHE. She was born 07 1 1961 in Park House, Sandringham, Norfolk, England, and died 08 31 1997 in Paris, France.

Charles was born on a Sunday at 9:14 pm and weighed 7lb. 6oz. HRH The Prince of Wales. When Elizabeth II ascended the throne, Charles automatically became Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron Renfrew, Lord of the Isles and Great Steward of Scotland, Knight of the Garter.

Charles was christened: Charles Philip Arthur George. He was created Prince of Wales in 1958 and invested as such in 1969 on his coming of age.

He assumed his seat in the House of Lords in February 1970 and became the first to the British Crown to earn a university degree when he was graduated with honors from the University of Cambridge in June 1970. University of Cambridge in June 1970. Like his father, he should properly be addressed as "Your Royal Highness" the first time and "Sir" thereafter. He does not care to be called, Prince (an American custom). He thinks it makes him sound like a police dog. He doesn't mind being called Charles or Charlie. Charles is an opera lover and is president of the Friends of the Royal Opera House. He is 5' 11" tall.

Lady Diana Spencer (before her marriage to Charles) was popularly known as: "Shy Di". Diana Spencer's ancestry (through her father) links her with more than one King and she and Prince Charles are 16th cousins, once removed.

Diana weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. at birth. She is 5' 10" tall, has blond hair and blue eyes. Diana's descent from Frank Work links her with many famous Americans: George Washington, John Adams (2nd U.S. Pres.), The Roosevelt family, Calvin Coolidge, John Pierpont Morgan, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Louisa M. Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Gloria Vanderbilt, Erle Stanley Gardner, General George Patton, George Gallup (of Gallup polls fame) Nelson Bunker Hunt, Orson Welles, Humphrey Bogart and Lee Remick, among others. Their engagement was announced by Buckingham Palace on 24 February 1981.

As Lady Diana Spencer, daughter of the 8th Earl Spencer (1924-92) and his first wife, Frances Roche (1936- ), she married Prince Charles in 1981; they separated in 1993 and divorced in 1996.

She was killed in a car crash in Paris, with her companion Dodi Fayed.

An icon of fashion and a woman of remarkable beauty, she enhanced the images of many charities, especially those concerned with the victims of AIDS and landmines.

She controversially made public her own frailties, including adultery and an eating disorder, her anguish over Prince Charles's relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, and her disapproval of the Palace establishment.

Her premature death caused an unprecedented display of public grief, her funeral procession being witnessed by a sombre crowd estimated at 2 million and a TV audience of some 2.6 billion worldwide. Some public disquiet arising from the apparent indifference shown by members of the House of Windsor to Diana's death, encouraged by critical remarks made by Earl Spencer at his sister's funeral, resulted in a number of changes in royal protocol aimed at modernizing the monarchy. See also Althorp

ii. PRINCE-HENRY CHARLES ALBERT WINDSOR, b. 09 12 1984, St. Mary's Hospital., Paddington, London, England.

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