Rena Jane Louise Puffer1

F, #89615, b. 9 January 1919, d. 1920
  • Birth*: 9 January 1919; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Death*: 1920; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Ruby Gwendoline Forsythe1

F, #89632, b. 6 October 1899, d. 4 January 1901
  • Birth*: 6 October 1899; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Death*: 4 January 1901; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Norma Jessie Forsythe1

F, #89633, b. 14 November 1903
  • Birth*: 14 November 1903; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 21 July 1922; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Gordon Knott1
  • Married Name: 21 July 1922; Knott1

Family: Gordon Knott b. c 1900

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Gordon Knott1

M, #89634, b. circa 1900
  • Birth*: circa 1900; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 21 July 1922; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Norma Jessie Forsythe1

Family: Norma Jessie Forsythe b. 14 Nov 1903

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Kenneth Gotham1

M, #89641, b. 10 November 1952, d. 1954
  • Birth*: 10 November 1952; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Death*: 1954; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Richard Howard Denike1

M, #89661, b. 19 November 1920, d. 30 March 1984
  • Birth*: 19 November 1920; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Death*: 30 March 1984; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Jack Hammell1

M, #89662, b. circa 1890
  • Birth*: circa 1890; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 3 October 1923; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Phyllis Keals Honey1

Family: Phyllis Keals Honey b. 11 Dec 1894, d. 22 Mar 1974

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Percy Challis1

M, #89669, b. circa 1900
  • Birth*: circa 1900; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: November 1932; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Jennie Elizabeth Honey1

Family: Jennie Elizabeth Honey b. 7 Jul 1900, d. 11 Apr 1981

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

William Edward Hermiston1,2,3

M, #89676, b. 10 December 1873, d. 6 November 1950
  • Birth*: 10 December 1873; Percy Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date Dec 10 1873 & location Percy Twp. per CemSearch.
    per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.2,3
  • Marriage*: 30 September 1903; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Annie Laura Losie2
  • Death*: 6 November 1950; Toronto Hospital, Toronto, York Co., Ontario; Date Nov 6 1950 & location Toronto Hospital per CemSearch. per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.2,3
  • Burial*: 8 November 1950; Warkworth Cemetery, Warkworth, Northumberland Co., Ontario; CemSearch: Name: William Edward Hermiston; Born: Dec 10 1873; Died: Nov 6 1950; Age: 76y; ID: WRKWTH0776; Other names: Hermiston, Annie Laura [Losie] (1871-1922), Hermistonm, Elizabeth M. [McKnight] (1837-1919), Hermiston, James Leslie (1863-1887), Hermiston, Margaret Louise [Ross] (1879-1964), Hermiston, William (1833-1910), Hermiston, William John (1866-1873); Cemetery: Warkworth Cemetery, Conc 3, Lot 15, Percy Twp., Warkworth Village, Northumberland Co., Sec 2 Row H Plot 09; Note: Born Percy Twp. Died Toronto Hospital. Son of William Hermiston and Elizabeth McKnight. Husband of Annie Losie married Sept. 30, 1903 and Margaret Ross; Father of Evelyn (Roy) Mcnally, Arlene (Ray) Pincomb of Detroit, MI, Leslie (Mary Potter). Brother of William John, Elizabeth (Bryon A.) German and Dr. George M. From obit. Brother George died Sept. 29, 1927 at Magnetawan. (https://www.cemsearch.ca/burial/?pid=WRKWTH0776%5E3)3

Family: Annie Laura Losie b. 3 Apr 1871, d. 24 Mar 1922

Citations

  1. William Edward Hermiston per CemSearch.
  2. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.
  3. [S39] Unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address.

Evelyn Rae Hermiston1

F, #89677, b. 4 June 1906, d. 14 July 1955
  • Birth*: 4 June 1906; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 28 December 1946; Ontario; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Roy Hilton McNalley1
  • Death*: 14 July 1955; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Married Name: 28 December 1946; McNalley1

Family: Roy Hilton McNalley b. 24 Nov 1902

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Hilda "Arlene" Hermiston1

F, #89678, b. 26 June 1908
  • Birth*: 26 June 1908; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 21 December 1946; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Ray H. Pinkham1
  • Married Name: 21 December 1946; Pinkham1

Family: Ray H. Pinkham b. c 1905

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Ray H. Pinkham1

M, #89679, b. circa 1905
  • Birth*: circa 1905; " ... of Detroit .. " per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 21 December 1946; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Hilda "Arlene" Hermiston1

Family: Hilda "Arlene" Hermiston b. 26 Jun 1908

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

James William "Leslie" Hermiston1

M, #89680, b. 3 September 1911
  • Birth*: 3 September 1911; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 3 December 1932; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=Mary Potter1

Family: Mary Potter b. c 1913

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Mary Potter1

F, #89681, b. circa 1913
  • Birth*: circa 1913; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Marriage*: 3 December 1932; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.; Principal=James William "Leslie" Hermiston1
  • Married Name: 3 December 1932; Hermiston1

Family: James William "Leslie" Hermiston b. 3 Sep 1911

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Noel Harris1

M, #89695, b. 22 December 1933, d. 22 December 1933
  • Birth*: 22 December 1933; per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1
  • Death*: 22 December 1933; "... stillborn .. " per "The Losie Family" sent to me via email by Garth Allen, Jul 11 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S33] Unknown author, "Email Message," e-mail to unknown recipient.

Robert Nelson Jones1

M, #89703, b. 1856
  • Birth*: 1856; Hillier Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; per family tree of RCGrady on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.1

Citations

  1. [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.

Arthur Edmund Roy Jones1,2,3,4,5,6,7

M, #89704, b. 26 January 1894, d. 13 September 1964
  • Birth*: 26 January 1894; Pakenham, Lanark Co., Ontario; Birth Reg'n.#015764: Name: Arthur Edmund Roy Jones; Date: Jan 20 1894; Parents: Robert N. Jones & Elva Flagler; Occ.: Parish Priest; Inf.: Rev. R. N. Jones, Pakenham; Reg'd.: Mar 4 1894; Phys.: Dr. E. W. ?Fernnell?; Reg'r.: James Comery (Ontario Birth Registration, #015764-1894, ancestry.com) Date Jan 26 1894 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census. Date Jan 26 1894 & location Pakenham, Lanark Co. per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2,8,7
  • Marriage*: circa 1920; per 1930 Census. per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.; Principal=Laura A. Bettes2,6
  • Death*: 13 September 1964; Brevard, Florida, U.S.A.; per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2
  • Census: 9 April 1901; Eganville, North Renfrew Co., Ontario; Age 7 at 1901 Census: see Robert N. Jones7
  • Note: 1910; Standard Bank, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Art Jones is shown in a picture of the interior of the Standard Bank, in 1910. It appears as if he is a bank teller, nice suit and tie. Burton Becker, owner of Becker's Bazaar, is at right and Charles Proctor, Manager of the Standard Bank, is at left. Brighton Business, Susan Brose, pg. 42.9
  • Census*: 1911; Kingsley Ave., Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 17 at 1911 Census: see Elva C. Jones (mother)4
  • Note: 3 November 1914; Tete Du Pont Barracks, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; "Kingston - November 1914; The job of putting together the 21st Battalion and the rest of the Second Contingent now started. The Commanding Officer of the 21st was Lieutenant Colonel W. S. Hughes - the Warden of Kingston Penitentiary and brother of the Federal Minister of Militial - and his superior in the 4th Brigade was Colonel Denison. While there were many camps across the country, the 21st was based in barracks at Kingston. Work had begun on October 26 to empty out and prepare the Tet Du Pont Barracks, Artillery Park and a building known as the Cereal Works to accommodate the new battalion and by October 29, 250 men had arrived. Two days later the canteen at Tete Du Pont was placed out of bounds and no one was permitted to enter bars in the city before 6 PM. Each day, 10% of the men were given evening passes until midnight. The men, who started drilling on the Tete Du Pont Square on November 3, were now officially known as the 21st Canadian Infantry Battalion. The Kingston Daily British Whig reported that 904 men came to town that day, bringing the battalion strength to 1005. Although the main method of transport was by train, some walked miles to get there. "The men, as a rule, are a fine looking lot; well built and intelligent." The battalion was housed in two separate buldings about a mile apart. The headquarters and "A" and "B" companies were quartered in the Armouries and "C" (Bill and Keith) and "D" companies were at the former cereal mill. This meant that "C" and "D" had to march an extra mile every day, because all parades and maneuvers started from headquarters. Their daily schedule started at 6 AM with breakfast at 7, Last Post at 10 PM and Lights Out at 10:15. Each battalion had a set of service colours and a cap badge. Their colours (righht) were identified as belonging to the Second Contingent, be the large "C" and the roman numerals II. The cap badge is shown (left) with "21" and "Canada" on the maple leaf. It took many days to process the new group and about half had been issued uniforms by November 7. On Sunday, 920 men attended Divine Services in the Armouries and stood at attention while hearing the message. George and Arthur Jones each wrote a letter to the folks in Brighton, thanking everyone for the watches and the clothing they had been given. "Thanks to your good work, we were without a doubt the best equipped squad that came to Kingston."" from page 8 pf "They Went Together" by John Stephens, transcribed by Dan Buchanan, Sep 13 2014.10
  • Note*: 5 November 1914; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; WWI Attestation Paper: Name: Arthur E. R. Jones; born: Jan 26 1894, Pakenham, Ont.; Kin: Mrs. R. N. Jones, mother, Brighton, Ont.; Occ.: Bank Clerk (ancestry.com)5
  • Note: 6 February 1918; Ottawa, Ontario; Certificate of Medical Examination: Name: Arthur Edmond Roy Jones; born: Jan 26 1894, Pakenham; Kin: Mrs. Elva Jones, mother, Brighton, Ont.; Occ.: Banker; Rel.: C. of E.; Military Service: Active with 21st Batt. since Nov 1914 (ancestry.com)5
  • Census: 13 June 1921; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 27 at 1921 Census: Jones, Arthur, 27, b. Ont., p.b. Ont., Eng., CE, Bank Manager, married; Laura, 22, b. USA, p.b. Ont. & USA, immig. 1920, Eng., CE, married; Arthur, 3/12, b. Ont., p.b. Ont. & USA; Elva, 65, b. Ont., p.b. Ont., Eng., CE, mother, widow (1921 Census: Brighton Village, Northumberland Co., dist. 107, sub-dist. 60, pg. 20, line 44 - ancestry.com)11
  • Immigration*: 1927; Florida, U.S.A.; Immigration 1927 per 1930 Census.6
  • Census: 3 April 1930; Precinct 1, Dist 5, Orlando, Orange Co., Florida, U.S.A.; Age 36 at 1930 Census: Jones, Arthur E. R., 36, b. Cda. Eng., p.b. Cda. Eng., Immig. 1927, age 26 1st marr., Salesman - Dept. Store, married; Laura A., 31, b. Florida, p.b. Cda. Eng. & Massachusetts, age 21 1st marr., married; Arthur B., 9, b. Cda. Eng., p.b. Cdn. Eng. & Florida; Jack R., b. Florida, p.b. Cda. Eng. & Florida; Harriet T., 2/12, b. Florida, p.b. Cda. Eng. & Florida (1930 Census: Orland City, Orange Co., Florida, Election Precinct 1, Dist. 5 - streeet name is unclear - ancestry.com)6

Family: Laura A. Bettes b. 16 Dec 1899, d. 18 Feb 1965

  • Marriage*: circa 1920; per 1930 Census. per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.; Principal=Laura A. Bettes2,6

Citations

  1. Arthur Edmund Roy Jones per Birth Reg'n. Arthur Edward Roy Jones per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014. Arthur E. R. Jones per 1901 & 1911 Census. Arthur Edmond Roy Jones per Cert. of Med. Exam. Arthur E. R. Jones per 1930 Census.
  2. [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.
  3. [S4] Unknown author, Ontario Birth Registrations, Record Type: Microfilm, Name Of Person: Ontario Achives (birth).
  4. [S60] Unknown author, 1911 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  5. [S83] Ancestry.ca, online unknown url.
  6. [S21] US Census, online unknown url.
  7. [S13] Unknown author, 1901 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  8. [S4] Unknown author, Ontario Birth Registrations, Record Type: Microfilm, Name Of Person: Ontario Achives (birth), #015764-1894.
  9. [S97] Susan Brose, Brighton Business.
  10. [S124] John Stephens, They Went Together.
  11. [S121] Unknown author, 1921 Census.

Laura A. Bettes1,2,3

F, #89705, b. 16 December 1899, d. 18 February 1965
  • Birth*: 16 December 1899; Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida, U.S.A.; Date 1899 & location Florida per 1930 Census. Date 1899 & location USA per 1921 Census. Date Dec 16 1899 & location Jacksonville, Florida per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2,3,4
  • Marriage*: circa 1920; per 1930 Census. per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.; Principal=Arthur Edmund Roy Jones2,3
  • Death*: 18 February 1965; Jefferson, Texas, U.S.A.; per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2
  • Married Name: circa 1920; Jones2
  • Census: 13 June 1921; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 22 at 1921 Census: see Arthur Jones4
  • Census*: 3 April 1930; Precinct 1, Dist. 5, Orland, Orange Co., Florida, U.S.A.; Age 31 at 1930 Census: see Arthur E. R. Jones3

Family: Arthur Edmund Roy Jones b. 26 Jan 1894, d. 13 Sep 1964

Citations

  1. Laura A. per 1930 Census.
  2. [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.
  3. [S21] US Census, online unknown url.
  4. [S121] Unknown author, 1921 Census.

George James Lyndon Jones1,2,3,4,5

M, #89706, b. 25 July 1891
  • Birth*: 25 July 1891; Pakenham, Leeds Co., Ontario; Date 1892 & location Ont. per 1911 Census. Date Jul 25 1891 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census. Date Jul 25 1891 & location Packenham, Ont. per Border Crossing Manifest 1944. Date Jul 1891 per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2,3,4,5
  • Census: 9 April 1901; Eganville, North Renfrew Co., Ontario; Age 9 at 1901 Census: see Robert N. Jones4
  • Residence: 1910; Aldershot, England; Was at "Aldershot War Manourvers, England, 1910" per his WWI Attestation paper.5
  • Census*: 1911; Kingsley Ave., Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 19 at 1911 Census: see Elva C. Jones (mother)3
  • Note*: 3 November 1914; Tete Du Pont Barracks, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; "Kingston - November 1914; The job of putting together the 21st Battalion and the rest of the Second Contingent now started. The Commanding Officer of the 21st was Lieutenant Colonel W. S. Hughes - the Warden of Kingston Penitentiary and brother of the Federal Minister of Militial - and his superior in the 4th Brigade was Colonel Denison. While there were many camps across the country, the 21st was based in barracks at Kingston. Work had begun on October 26 to empty out and prepare the Tet Du Pont Barracks, Artillery Park and a building known as the Cereal Works to accommodate the new battalion and by October 29, 250 men had arrived. Two days later the canteen at Tete Du Pont was placed out of bounds and no one was permitted to enter bars in the city before 6 PM. Each day, 10% of the men were given evening passes until midnight. The men, who started drilling on the Tete Du Pont Square on November 3, were now officially known as the 21st Canadian Infantry Battalion. The Kingston Daily British Whig reported that 904 men came to town that day, bringing the battalion strength to 1005. Although the main method of transport was by train, some walked miles to get there. "The men, as a rule, are a fine looking lot; well built and intelligent." The battalion was housed in two separate buldings about a mile apart. The headquarters and "A" and "B" companies were quartered in the Armouries and "C" (Bill and Keith) and "D" companies were at the former cereal mill. This meant that "C" and "D" had to march an extra mile every day, because all parades and maneuvers started from headquarters. Their daily schedule started at 6 AM with breakfast at 7, Last Post at 10 PM and Lights Out at 10:15. Each battalion had a set of service colours and a cap badge. Their colours (righht) were identified as belonging to the Second Contingent, be the large "C" and the roman numerals II. The cap badge is shown (left) with "21" and "Canada" on the maple leaf. It took many days to process the new group and about half had been issued uniforms by November 7. On Sunday, 920 men attended Divine Services in the Armouries and stood at attention while hearing the message. George and Arthur Jones each wrote a letter to the folks in Brighton, thanking everyone for the watches and the clothing they had been given. "Thanks to your good work, we were without a doubt the best equipped squad that came to Kingston."" from page 8 pf "They Went Together" by John Stephens, transcribed by Dan Buchanan, Sep 13 2014.6
  • Residence: 5 November 1914; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; WWI Attestation Paper: Name: Geo. J. L. Jones; Born: Pakenham, Ont., Jul 25 1892; Kin: Mrs. R. N. Jones, Brighton, Ont.; Occ.: Civil Service, clerk & private secretary; Status: married; Service: Aldershot War manouovers, England, 1910; Signature: G. J. L. Jones; Witness: H. K. Roblin; Date: Nov 5 1914; Oath: George James Lyndon Jones (ancestry.com)
    Note: Kieth Roblin is the Witness.5
  • Note: 8 November 1914; Tete du Pont Barracks, Kingston, Ontario; "LETTER OF APPRECIATION; 21st Infantry Battalion.; Kingston, Nov. 8, 1914.; Mrs. G. F. Clarke, Brighton.; Dear Madam: The Brighton boys now training for active service at Kingston wish to express their thanks to the ladies of Brighton for the socks, shirts, wristlets, etc., so kindly donated. We appreciate your kindness very much and are using the above articles constantly. Thanks to your good work we were without a doubt the best equipped squad that came to Kingston. Again thanking you for your good sensible gifts which we realize represents hard work and great sacrifice of time on your part. On behalf of the Brighton boys.; Geo. J. L. Jones." from a snip out of the Brighton Ensign found in the Minute Book of the Brighton Women's Institute, provided to me by the Community WI, Octo ber 2016.7
  • Residence*: 24 May 1944; Ontario; Border Crossing Manifest: Port: Niagara Falls, Rainbow Bridge; Date: May 24 1944; Name: George James Lydon Jones; Born: Packenham, Ont., Jul 25 1891; Approved for visit only (ancestry.com)5

Citations

  1. George James Lyndon Jones per WWI Attestation paper. George James Lydon Jones per Border Crossing Manifest 1944. George J. Jones per 1901 Census. George ?. ?. Jones per 1911 Census - initials are not clear.
  2. [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.
  3. [S60] Unknown author, 1911 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  4. [S13] Unknown author, 1901 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  5. [S83] Ancestry.ca, online unknown url.
  6. [S124] John Stephens, They Went Together.
  7. [S42] Brighton Ensign.

Dorothy Helen Jones1,2,3,4,5

F, #89707, b. 11 April 1898
  • Birth*: 11 April 1898; Ontario; Date 1898 & location Ont. per 1911 Census. Date Apr 11 1898 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census. Apr 1898 per family tree of RCGadsby on ancestry.com, Jul 13 2014.2,3,4
  • Marriage*: 6 October 1923; Toronto, York Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Dennis (Dennis7449@aol.com) Sep 9 2014.; Principal=Arthur Cornelius Lansing5
  • Census: 9 April 1901; Eganville, North Renfrew Co., Ontario; Age 2 at 1901 Census: see Robert N. Jones4
  • Census*: 1911; Kingsley Ave., Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 13 at 1911 Census: see Elva C. Jones (mother)3
  • Married Name: 6 October 1923; Lansing5

Family: Arthur Cornelius Lansing b. 14 Aug 1898, d. Apr 1978

Citations

  1. Dorothy H. Jones per 1901 & 1911 Census. Dorothy Helen Jones per GEDCOM of Dennis (e-mail address) Sep 9 2014.
  2. [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.
  3. [S60] Unknown author, 1911 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  4. [S13] Unknown author, 1901 Canada Census, Record Type: microfilm.
  5. [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.