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     Stewart Busby Galna was born on 27 August 1882 at Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario; Birth Reg'n.: Name: Busby Stewart Galna; Date: Aug. 27, 1882; Parents: John Galna & Alicia Jane Stewart; Occupation of father: sawyer; Informant: mother, Trenton; Reg'd.: Sept. 30, 1882; D.: J. B. Moran; Reg'r.: Turk Simmons
Per 1891 Census.^1,2 He Never married. Per Jean Anderson's Papers before 1922 at Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario. He died on 16 March 1922 at Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario, at age 39; Death Reg'n.: Name: Stewart Busby Galna; Died: March 16, 1922; Age: 39y 6m 16d; b. Trenton, Aug 27, 1882; Nat: Irish; Status: single; Occupation: machinist in garage; At Res.: 5m; Parents: John Galna, b. Ireland & Alicia Jane Galna, b. Ireland; Inf.: ? Galna, Trenton, brother; Burial: St. George's Cemetery, Trenton; Cause: rheumatism; Reg.'r.: N. J. McNair, Trenton; Dr.: W. J. Johnston, Trenton; Reg'd.: Mar 17, 1922
"Died at about 25 years.The cause of death was descibed as pleurisy (incorrectly spelled) and drink." from Jean Anderson's Papers.^1,3

     George James Nie was born on 9 April 1845 at Leyton, England; Date Apr 9 1845 & location Leyton, England per Death Reg'n. Date Apr 3 1842 & location England per 1901 Census is Apr 3 1846. Date Apr 1842 & location England per 1911 Census. Age is 54? Year 1842 per 1871 Census. Location England Per 1871 Census. Location Ontario per 1901 Census.^4,5,6,3 He immigrated in 1853 to Ontario; Immigration 1853 per 1911 Census.⁴ He appeared on the census of April 1871 at Murray Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 29 at 1871 Census: Nie, George, 29, b. England, C. of E., miller.⁷ He married Hannah Stuart, daughter of William Stuart and Mary Anne Hart, before 1874 at Ontario.¹ George James Nie appeared on the census of April 1901 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 54 at 1901 Census: Nie, Geo. J., 54, b. Ont., Apr 3 1846, English (or Welsh?), C. of E., flour miller, married; Anna, 49, b. Ont., Dec 24 1851, C. of E., married; Emily L., 26, b. Jan 26 1875, single; Elizabeth M., 23, b. Apr 10 1877, teacher, single; Anna J., b. apr 12 1883; Alice M., 15, b. May 24 1885.⁸ He appeared on the census of 10 June 1911 at Francis St., Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 69 at 1911 Census: Nie, George, 69, b. England Apr 1842, Immig. 1853, English, Anglican, Miller, married; Hannah, 58, b. Ireland Dec 1852, immig. 1860, Irish, Anglican, married; Emily, 38, b. Ont. Jan 1873, B...?; Alice, 27, b. Ont. May 1884, nurse (Ontario 1911 Census Online: Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., dist. 129, sub-dist. 57, pg. 8, line 13 - Francis St.)⁴ He died on 18 November 1911 at Francis St., Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario, at age 66; Death Reg'n.#030667: Name: George James Nie; Date: Nov 18 1911; Age: 66y 7m 9d; Res.: Francis St., Fenelon Falls; Status: married; Occ.: miller; Born: Leyton?, England; Cause: cerebral apoplexy, 5 days; Phys.: Dr. H. H. Graham; Rel.: Anglican; Inf.: Bessie Nie; Reg'd.: Nov 14 1911 (Ontario Death Registration, ancestry.com, #030667-1911.)⁹

     Emily L. Nie was born on 26 January 1875 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Date Jan 26 1875 & location Ont. per 1901 Census. Date Jan 1873 & location Ont. per 1911 Census.^1,2,3 She was Bookkeeper for her father. after 1900 at Fenlon Falls, Ontario, Canada.¹ She Never married. after 1900. She appeared on the census of April 1901 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 26 at 1901 Census: see George Nie.⁴ She appeared on the census of 10 June 1911 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 38 at 1911 Census: see George Nie.³

     Elizabeth M. "Bessie" Nie was born on 10 April 1877 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Date per 1901 Census.¹ She appeared on the census of April 1901 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 23 at 1901 Census: see George Nie.² She was School teacher. after 1910 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.¹ She Never married. after 1910. She lived on 14 November 1911 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Informant for Death Reg'n. of her father, George James Nie.³

     Annie J. Nie was born on 12 April 1883 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Date per 1901 Census.¹ She appeared on the census of April 1901 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 17 at 1901 Census: see George Nie.² She was (an unknown value) after 1910 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.¹ She Never married. after 1910. She lived on 27 August 1927 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Informant for Death Reg'n. of her mother, Hannah (Stuart) Nie.³

     Alice M. Nie was born on 24 May 1885 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Date May 24 1885 & location Ont. per 1901 Census. Date May 1884 & location Ont. per 1911 Census.^1,2,3 She appeared on the census of April 1901 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 15 at 1901 Census: see George Nie.⁴ She was Nurse. after 1910 at Fenlon Falls, Ontario, Canada. She Never married. after 1910. She appeared on the census of 10 June 1911 at Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co., Ontario; Age 27 at 1911 Census: see George Nie.³

     Bertha Maria Goodfellow was born on 22 July 1889 at Brighton Twp., Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Birth Reg'n.##025077: Name: Bertha Maria Goodfellow; Date: July 22, 1889; Father: C. J. Goodfellow; Mother: Martha M. Valleau; Inf.: C. J. Goodfellow, farmer, Brighton Twp; Reg'd: Dec 31, 1889, A. A. Becker, Dr. Cleminson (Ontario Birth Registration, #025077-1889, ancestry.com) Date 1889 per Memorial. Date July 22 1889 per Goodfellow Family Bible, Births page, scanned images sent to me by Howard Goodfellow, March 18, 2019. Date 1888 & location Ont. per 1921 Census. Date 1890 & location Ont. per 1911 Census. Date July 22 1889 & location Ont. rural per 1901 Census. Date 1890 & location Ont. per 1891 Census.^2,3,4,5,6,7 She appeared on the census of April 1891 at Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 1 at 1891 Census: see Charles Goodfellow.⁸ She appeared on the census of April 1901 at Brighton Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 11 at 1901 Census: see Charles Goodfellow.⁹ She appeared on the census of 5 June 1911 at Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 21 at 1911 Census: see Charles Goodfellow.⁷ She married William Busby Buchanan, son of John Buchanan and Elizabeth Stuart, on 21 June 1916 at Percy Twp., Norham, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#015710: Groom: William Busby Buchanan; Age: 44; Res: Percy Twp; Born: Asphodel Twp; Occupation: miller; Religion: Methodist; Father: John Buchanan; Mother: Elizabeth Stuart; Bride: Bertha M. Goodfellow; Age: 29; Res.: Brighton Twp; Born: Brighton Twp; Occupation: housework; Religion: Methodist; Father: Charles Goodfellow; Mother: Martha Valleau; Witnesses: Cecil V. Goodfellow, Codrington & Edna M. Skinkle, Warkworth; at Brighton Twp; Date: June 21, 1916; Performed by: Henry C. Garbutt, Norham; Reg'd: 19 June 1916, Thos. A. Allen (Ontario Marriage Registration, #015710-1916, ancestry.com)
"Married: Buchanan-Goodfellow: At the home of the bride's parents, Mrs. and mrs. Chas. Goodfellow, Mount Olivet, on Wednesday June 21, Miss Bertha Goodfellow and Mr. William Buchanan, Norham." from Brighton Ensign, June 23, 1916
Marriages "Bertha Maria Goodfellow was united in marriage to William B. Buchanan on June 21st, nineteen hundred & sixteen." per Goodfellow Family Bible, Marriages page, scanned images sent to me by Howard Goodfellow, March 18, 2019.^1,2,10,11 As of 21 June 1916, Bertha Maria Goodfellow was also known as Buchanan.^1,2 She appeared on the census of 6 June 1921 at Brighton Twp., Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 33 at 1921 Census: see William Buchanan.¹² She died on 5 September 1950 at Cramahe Twp., Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 61; "Suddenly at the home of her mother, Mrs. Charles J. Goodfellow, East Colborne, on Tuesday, September 5, 1950, Bertha Buchanan, beloved wife of William Buchanan, in her 62nd year. ... private service at the house on Friday, Sep 8th at 2:30 pm, after which the cortege left for Salem United Church for service at 3 o'clock. Interment was at Salem Cemetery." Brighton Ensign, Sep 14, 1950. 1950 per Memorial.^2,11,4 She was buried on 8 September 1950 at Salem Cemetery, Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) BUCHANAN; In Memory of; FATHER; William B; 1871 - 1952; MOTHER; 1889 - 1950; Infant Daughter Mildred 1919 (Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp.)
CEMSEarch shows: Bertha M. Buchanan, Born: 1889 - Died: 1950, W/O William B., Salem Cemetery, Other names: William B. Buchanan.^13,4

     Edna "Bernice" Buchanan was born on 22 June 1917 at Percy Twp., Norham, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date 1917 per Memorial. Date Jun 22 1917 per Troy Brown. Date 1917 & location Percy Twp. per marriage reg'n. Date 1918 & location Ont. per 1921 Census.^1,2,3,4,5 She appeared on the census of 6 June 1921 at Brighton Twp., Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 3 at 1921 Census: see William Buchanan.⁵ She lived on 20 November 1937 at Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Residence Colborne per marriage reg'n.⁴ As of 20 November 1937, Edna "Bernice" Buchanan was also known as Brown.^1,2 She married William Sanford Brown, son of Sanford Brown and Anna Marie Schryver, on 20 November 1937 at Cramahe Twp., Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#018987: Groom: William Sanford Brown; Age: 21; Res. & Born: Cramahe Twp; Status: bachelor; Occ.: farmer; Rel.: United; Parents: Sanford Brown & Anna Schryver; Bride: Edna Bernice Buchanan; Age: 20; Res.: Colborne; Born: Percy Twp; Status: spinster; Rel.: United; Parents: William Buchanan & Bertha Goodfellow; Wit.: Douglas Goodfellow, Codrington & Hilda Alyea, Carrying Place; Date: Nov 20 1937; Place: Colborne; Performed by: Roy H. Rickards, Colborne, United Church of Canada; Sworn: Colborne, Nov 16 1937; Reg'r.: H. S. Keyes, Colborne (Ontario Marriage Registration, #018987-1937, ancestry.ca) Per Troy Brown.^1,2,6 Edna "Bernice" Buchanan lived circa 1940 at Brown Farm, Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Bernice and Bill operated an apple farm on the north side of Hwy 2 in Salem, across the road from the church. She lived in 1970 at Sideroad, Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Bernice and Bill built a house on the Little Lake Road just west of Salem. She Bernice (Buchanan) Brown attended the funeral of her husband, William Sanford Brown at Salem United Church, Tuesday, January 31, 2006. (Dan Buchanan) on 31 January 2006 at Salem United Church, Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁷ She died on 11 February 2008 at Northumberland Hills Hospital, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 90; "BROWN, Edna Bernice: At the Northumberland Hills Hospital on Monday, February 11th, 2008, in her 91st year. Bernice Brown (nee Buchanan) of Cobourg, and formerly of Little Lake Road, Salem, daughter of the late William Busby Buchanan and the late Bertha Maria (Goodfellow). Loving wife of the late William Sanford Brown, for 68 years. Dearest mother of Dixie and her husband John Winkworth. Predeceased by her son James Brown. Survived by her daughter-in-law Carol Brown and her partner Lee Dekeyser. Sister of the Reverend Charles Buchanan and his wife Shirley. Sadly missed by her grandchildren, Troy Brown and his wife Stefani and their daughter Abigail; Mandy (Brown) and her husband Clark Masterson and their children Quinn and Cole; Devon Winkworth and his wife Elizabeth and their children, Courtney, Olivia, and Cayden; Burkley Winkworth; Alyssa (Winkworth) and her husband Dave McCallum and their children, Dane, Alex and Ellianne. The family will receive friends at the Walas Funeral Home, 130 Main Street, Brighton on Thursday from 7 - 9 p.m. Service will be held at Salem United Church on Friday, February 15th at 1 o'clock. Spring Interment Salem Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, donations to the Salem United Church Restoration Fund would be appreciated by the family. ... Dixie Winkworth and her family would appreciate you joining them for a reception in the Church Hall following the service today." take from the back of the Program handed out at the Funeral Service entitled "A Celebration of the Life of; Edna Bernice Brown; Friday, February 15th, at 1 o'clock; Salem United Church, Salem; Officiant - The Reverend Vic Parsons; Organist - Mrs. Cathy Galt.... Reflections by Family Members; Rev. Charles Buchanan - brother; Carol Brown - daughter-in-law; Alyssa McCallum - granddaughter .. "
Note from Dan Buchanan: I received a call Tuesday afternoon from Dixie telling me that Aunt Bernice had passed away on Monday. She also asked me to be a pall bearer which I accepted gladly. I took Thursday off and went to Trenton in the afternoon, attending at the Walas Funeral Home in Brighton at 6:00 pm with the family and then for the Eastern Star Service. Visitation commenced at 7 pm and was busy until around 8:30 when we had time to visit. The funeral service on Friday was touching and comforting. Dad provided his normal inspiring and thoughtful message and our work as pall bearers was short, cold and satisfying. Good family visiting followed in the Church Hall and I was able to speak to several persons of interest. Later I went to Dad's in Belleville where we had supper, worked a bit with this new digital camera and digital picture frame and had a good visit. All in all, not a bad few days under the circumstances. Aunt Bernice would have been happy to see the family get together for whatever reason. (Dan Buchanan, Feb 17, 2008.)⁷ She was buried on 14 February 2008 at Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) BROWN; William S; 1915 - 2006; His Wife; E. Bernice; Buchanan; 1917 - ; Parents of Dixie and James; W. James; 1942 - 1993; His Wife; Carol Ann; Beal; 1946 - ; Parents of; Troy and Mandy (Salem Cemetery, Salem, June 21, 2009.)³

     William Sanford Brown was born on 22 December 1915 at Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date 1915 per Memorial. Date Dec 22 1915 per GEDCOM of Troy Brown. Date 1915 & location Cramahe Twp. per marriage reg'n.^2,3,4 He lived on 20 November 1937 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Residece Cramahe Twp. per marriage reg'n.⁴ He married Edna "Bernice" Buchanan, daughter of William Busby Buchanan and Bertha Maria Goodfellow, on 20 November 1937 at Cramahe Twp., Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#018987: Groom: William Sanford Brown; Age: 21; Res. & Born: Cramahe Twp; Status: bachelor; Occ.: farmer; Rel.: United; Parents: Sanford Brown & Anna Schryver; Bride: Edna Bernice Buchanan; Age: 20; Res.: Colborne; Born: Percy Twp; Status: spinster; Rel.: United; Parents: William Buchanan & Bertha Goodfellow; Wit.: Douglas Goodfellow, Codrington & Hilda Alyea, Carrying Place; Date: Nov 20 1937; Place: Colborne; Performed by: Roy H. Rickards, Colborne, United Church of Canada; Sworn: Colborne, Nov 16 1937; Reg'r.: H. S. Keyes, Colborne (Ontario Marriage Registration, #018987-1937, ancestry.ca) Per Troy Brown.^1,2,5 William Sanford Brown was William owned a farm with orchards in Salem on the north side of the highway across from Salem United Church. after 1940 at Salem, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada.² He Bill Brown turned 90 on December 22, 2005 and there was a community gathering in Colborne to celebrate the event. Bill was very pleased to have made it to his 90th Birthday, a point he made clear to his family during his difficult stay in hospital. (Dan Buchanan, per Troy Brown) on 22 December 2005 at Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁶ He died on 28 January 2006 at Cobourg Community Hospital, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 90; Bill Brown passed away early Saturday morning, January 28, 2006, at Cobourg Hospital. He had suffered a major heart attack on December 23, 2005 and had been in hospital since that time. (Dan Buchanan.)⁶ He was buried on 31 January 2006 at Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) BROWN; William S; 1915 - 2006; His Wife; E. Bernice; Buchanan; 1917 - ; Parents of Dixie and James; W. James; 1942 - 1993; His Wife; Carol Ann; Beal; 1946 - ; Parents of; Troy and Mandy (Salem Cemetery, Salem, June 21, 2009)
"William Sanford Brown; of RR#2 Colborne, Little Lake Road; in his 91st year; Son of the late Sanford Brown and Anna Maria (Schryver). Loving husband of Edna Bernice (Buchanan), for 68 years. Dearest father of Dixie and her husband John Winkworth. Predeceased by his son, James Brown. Survived by his daughter-in-law, Carol Brown and her partner Lee Dekeyser. Brother-in-law of the Reverend Charles Buchanan and his wife Shirley. Sadly missed by his grandchildren, Troy Brown, his wife Stefani and their daughter Abigail; Mandy (Brown) and her husband Clark Masterson and their children, Quinn and Cole. Devon Winkworth, his wife Elizabeth and their children, Courtney, Olivia and Cayden; Birkley Winkworth; Alyssa (Winkworth) and Dave McCallum and their children Dane, Alex and Ellianne. -- Visitation; Walas Funeral Home; 130 Main St., Brighton; Monday, January 30th from 7 - 9 pm; Masonic service Monday evening 6:30 pm --- Funeral; Service will be held in Salem United Church on Tuesday, Janaury 31, 2006 at 1 o'clock. --- Interment; Salem Cemetery" from a card provided by the family at the Visitation, attended by Dan Buchanan.^6,3

     Birkley Sanford Winkworth was born on 14 April 1968 at Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario; per Troy Brown.^1,2 He died on 25 January 2026 at Cobourg, Northumberland Co, Ontario, at age 57; Dixie called to say that Birkley had died. He had been fighting ALS for two years. Wake on Firday. More details to come. (Dan Buchanan, Jan 26 2026)
Obit: "Birkley Sanford Winkworth: April 15, 1968 - January 22, 2026; Surrounded by his closest family members, who dearly loved him, Birk passed on peacefully, freed from the chains of ALS. After a very short stay at Ed's House, where he was treated with dignity, love and respect, we are left to celebrate and remember his life: His loving partner, Melissa Morrison and her sons, Daniel and Caleb (Chevelle): His beloved parents, Dixie and John Winkworth; His brother Devon (Liz) and their children Courtney (Dean), Olivia (Pat), and Cayden (Darci);
His sister Alyssa McCallum (John O'Brien), and her children, Dane (Alisa), Alex (Ava), Elli (Cole), and Caden and Kennedy O'Brien. Never to be forgotten by his Uncle Paul and Aunt Mary Winkworth and his Aunt Carol Brown, and his cousins Troy, Christina (Iain), and Charlene (Travis). Remembered fondly by his Godmother Nancy Hall, honorary in laws Carole and Larry Morrison, extended family, his colleagues and friends. Visitation will occur at MacCoubrey's Funeral Home on Friday, January 30th, 6 - 8 p.m. The service is to be held at The Church of St. Peter, Cobourg, on Saturday, January 31st, at 11:30 a.m. Thank you to everyone who stood beside our family with kindness, messages, and love throughout Birk's journey. A special and heartfelt thank you to Dr. Cameron and the compassionate staff at Ed's House for their extraordinary care and support. As an expression of sympathy, donations in Birk's memory may be made to Ed's House, St. Peter's Church, or ALS Research (Sunnybrook Hospital)." (https://maccoubrey.com/service/8466/birkley-sanford-winkworth.)^3,4

     William James "Jim" Brown was born on 27 May 1942 at Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date 1942 per Memorial. Date May 27 1942 per GEDCOM of Troy Brown.^1,3,4 He lived on 30 November 1987 at 108 Bayshore Rd., Presqu'ile Point, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Registry Records (Grant 137115) show that Warin & Anne R. Lepper granted "All", Lot Twenty, Plan 320, Presqu'ile Point, Northumberland Co. to William James Brown. Reg'n. Date: Nov 30 1987. (Ontario Land Registry Records, Northumberland Co., Northumberland, Book 009, pg. 035 of 135, OnLand.ca.)⁵ He lived on 4 July 1988 at 108 Bayshore Rd., Presqu'ile Point, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Registry Records (Grant 140965) show that William James Brown granted "All", Lot Twenty, Plan 320, Presqu'ile Point, Northumberland Co. to Ann W. Fales. Reg'n. Date: Jul 4 1988. (Ontario Land Registry Records, Northumberland Co., Northumberland, Book 009, pg. 035 of 135, OnLand.ca.)⁵ He died on 11 October 1993 at Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario, at age 51; Date 1993 per Memorial.^3,4 He was buried on 13 October 1993 at Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) BROWN; William S; 1915 - 2006; His Wife; E. Bernice; Buchanan; 1917 - ; Parents of Dixie and James; W. James; 1942 - 1993; His Wife; Carol Ann; Beal; 1946 - ; Parents of; Troy and Mandy (Salem Cemetery, Salem, June 21, 2009.)⁴

     Rev. William "Charles" Buchanan lived on 11 September 1925 at 41 Toronto Street, Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Charles was born in the house on Toronto Street in Colborne. He was born on 11 September 1925 at 41 Toronto Street, Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Charles was born after the family moved to the house on the west side of Colborne.^1,2 He lived in 1940 at Goodfellow Farm, Brighton Twp., Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Phill Goodfellow told me after Dad died (June 16 2012) that Charles had come to the Goodfellow farm in 1940 at age 15 because his father believed that at age 15 there had been enough schooling and a young man should start working. At that time, that was the age you could leave school. This means that Charles had been at the Goodfellow farm for two years when his uncle Bill was elected as an MPP. Phil explains that both Bill Goodfellow and Charles Buchanan regretted later in life their limited education. Charles felt it when he started to deal with other ministers who had university educations and Bill experienced it during his time in Cabinet. In each case, common sense and "people skills" were much better assets than a diploma. It also adds extra meaning to the time Bill Goodfellow saw Rev. Charles Buchanan after he was ordained and told him how proud he was that there was a minister in the family. Dad told me that story many times, with an extra edge to his voice. (Dan Buchanan.)³ He lived on 4 August 1943 at Goodfellow Farm, Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Bill Goodfellow - Service in Legislature started Aug 4 1943. He was Farmer: Charles worked on his Uncle Bill Goodfellows' farm in the summers until, when Bill became a member of parliament, he ran the farm full time - usually alone. between 1944 and 1949 at Goodfellow Farm, Brighton Twp., Mount Olivet, Northumberland Co., Ontario. He Charles's father sold the property on Toronto St., Colborne in March 1946. on 2 March 1946 at Toronto St., Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁴ He married Mary Alberta Ames, daughter of Clarence "Lloyd" Ames and Louise Ellen Haggerty, on 16 July 1949 at Codrington United Church, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; " ... Charles William Buchanan and Mary Alberta Ames .. " Marriages, Wooler Pastoral Charge, 1949, Rev. W. G. Fletcher (Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 1, I-199.)^1,2,5 Rev. William "Charles" Buchanan lived on 28 June 1952 at Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; The Funeral of William Busby Buchanan was held in the home of Charles Buchanan, his son, north of Codrington. Death Notice: "William B. Buchanan; His many Colborne friends learned with much regret of the death of William B. Buchanan, a former resident, who died in Trenton Memorial Hospital, in his 81st year, on Wednesday evening, June 25, after a serious illness of two and one half weeks. He was born near Hastings, Ontario, the oldest son of a family of nine, of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan (nee Elizabeth Stuart). His father died when he was still a boy and he ably assisted his mother with the many family responsibilities, receiving his Public School education at the Fourth Concession School, Brighton Township. He operated a grist mill for some years at Norham. In 1922 he moved to Colborne where he engaged in farming until his retirement. After the death of his wife, in September, 1950, he went to reside with his son Charles at Codrington. His chief interests were his home and Church, being a faithful member of the United Church. He was a generous person, always had a smile and a cheery word for everyone. For many years he had been handicapped by complete deafness, an infirmity he bore with great patience and perseverance. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. William Brown (Bernice), Salem; his son, Charles, Codrington; four grandchildren Dixie and Jimmie Brown, Salem; Mary Lou and Danny Buchanan, Codrington; also two brothers, Benjamin, Warkworth; Tom, Kelona, B.C; and four sisters, Mrs. Edwin Adams (Stella), Colborne; Mrs. Clayton Smith (Abbie), Mrs. Edward Mitchell (Gertrude), both of Toronto; Mrs. Benjamin Fralick (Amelia), Cloverdale, B.C. The funeral, which was very largely attended, was held at his son's residence, Codrington, Saturday, June 28, at 2:30 pm, conducted by the Rev. M. R. Brown, Colborne, assisted by Rev. W. P. Fletcher, Wooler. The pallbearers were Messrs. Russell and Ross Teal, Bruce Dyer, Gordon McGee, Lloyd Ames and Maurice Harvey. .. Interment Salem Cemetery, many friends unable to attend the funeral service were present at the grave-side... Relatives attending from a distance were Mrs. E. Mitchell and daughter, Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith, Miss Clara Adams, all of Toronto, Mrs. J. Buchan and son John, Picton; Misses Alice, Annie and Jessie Nie, Fenelon Falls; Mr. Jack Buchan, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hay, Belleville" from a newspaper clipping passed to me by Shirley (Taylor) Buchanan, wife of my father Rev. Charles Buchanan, Nov 2012. He In the early 1920s Linnie (King) Ames was increasingly agitated by the memorial of William Henry King standing up at the south east corner of the Ames farm house. It had been there since it was erected by George King in the 1860s and was a constant reminder of the shame that the notorious murderer had imposed on his family. Linnie King was a niece of Dr. King, being the daughter of David Nelson King, a younger brother of William Henry King, who was the oldest of the King children. At some point, the presence of the stone became unbearable for Linnie so she asked her two younger sons, Lloyd and Kenneth, to get rid of it. The boys did the expedient thing. They pulled the stone out of the ground, dug a shallow trench, lay the stone down in it and covered it with sod. Out of sight, out of mind, might be the intent of this exercize. In any case, that is how the memorial of William Henry King ended up in the ground at the south east corner of the Buchanan house in the mid-1950s when septic work motivated Lloyd Ames to move it. In the process, Charles Buchanan took two pictures of it and they reburied the stone in the garden just a few feet away, where it was pulled up by the plough about a decade later. (Dan Buchanan) circa 1955 at Buchanan Home, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario.³ He lived on 7 March 1955 at Conc 9 Lot 4, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Lloyd Ames sold 60 acres of N. 1/2 to Charles & Mary Buchanan for $10,000.⁴ He lived on 9 March 1955 at Conc 9 Lot 3, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Clarence Lloyd Ames & wife sold "s. 50 acres of E 1/2" to Charles Buchanan & Mary A. Buchanan (Joint Tenants) for $10,000.⁴ He Charles Buchanan was a member of the Public School Board from Jan 1959 through the end of 1964. (Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 1, I-214, pg. 145 - printed from microfilm at Metro Rev. Lib., TO, 2004, Dan Buchanan) between January 1959 and December 1964 at Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁵ He The Tweedsmuir Histories of Codrington include a picture of a scrap of newspaper found in an upstairs bedroom in the Buchanan house. The caption reads: "In doing some repair work this paper was taken from the wall of an upstairs room of Mary & Charles Buchanan's house. This house was the first one built in Codrington."
Note: This contradicts the story of a Mr. Burnham who was supposed to have named the village and built the first brick house. Most likely, both of those things were done by George King, the first settler in the immediate village area in 1846. in April 1962 at Buchanan Farm House, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁵ He "Two-Headed Calf Born at Codrington; May Be Shipped to Guelph For Study; Campbellford (ENS) – A deformed calf, with two heads, has been born on the farm of Charles Buchanan at Codrington, 10 miles south of here. The calf, the progeny of a Herford bull and a Holstein heifer, was born Friday, and although it is weak, it appears normal in other respects. The Two heads protrude from a single neck. The heads each have two eyes, although the two centre eyes are blind and are deter??..ing?. The animal breathes through one nostril on each head, apparently the outer two. Although both mouths open slightly at the corners, the lower jaw does not function. Both tongues operate in unison, as though joined at the base. The calf is fed mother’s milk mixed with corn syrup by means of a veterinarian’s syringe, but the milk sometimes will run out of the other mouth. Campbellford Veterinarian Dr. J. E. Trimble said that while such a birth is not as rare as many may think, it was the first time he had known a calf with two heads lived more than a short time after birth.
Is it believed the calf will be shipped to the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph for examination. Veterinary officials do not feel it will lie more than a few days.
Meanwhile, the Buchanan farm at Codrington is a busy place, with visitors arriving throughout the day and evening to see the freak of nature. Mr. Buchanan said the cow which bore the deformed calf had not been given the drug Thalidomide during her pregnancy." (There is a picture with this article, showing the calf with Dan holding up its head. The caption reads: Two-Headed Calf Attracts Curious to Codrington; Dan Buchanan, 11, shows heads of deformed animal; (Wm. W. Reid Photo))
Note: Reprinted from Paul Goodfellow’s scrapbook.
Note: 1962 Paper? – Campbellford" in July 1962 at Buchanan Farm, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario. He lived on 14 April 1965 at Conc 9 Lot 5, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Lloyd Ames sold the n 1/2 to Charles Buchanan.⁴ He lived on 14 April 1965 at Conc 9 Lot 2, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Clarence L. Ames sold south 35 acres of west half to William C. Buchanan for $10,000.⁴ He lived on 14 April 1965 at Conc 9 Lot 4, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Lloyd Ames sold 40 acres to Charles & Mary Buchanan for $10,700.⁴ He lived on 14 October 1965 at Conc 9 Lot 3, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Clarence Lloyd Ames & wife sold 20 acres to Charles Buchanan & Mary A. Buchanan.⁴ He Charles's wife Mary died. on 4 December 1967 at Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario. He lived in 1972 at Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "19 Buchanan, Charles, farmer, Codrington" & "20 Buchanan, Daniel, student, Codrington" & "21 Buchanan, Lloyd, student, Codrington" Canada Voters Lists, 1972, Northumberland Co., Brighton Twp., pg. 139 of 361, ancestry.ca.⁶ He "Dear Cousin Helen; Last Sunday was the Stuart Family Picnic." letter from Jean Anderson to Helen (Thomas) Anderson dated Aug 9, 1973, from Jean Anderson Collection. on 5 August 1973 at Victoria Park, Cobourg, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁷ He lived on 15 November 1973 at Lot 5 Conc 9, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Charles Buchanan sold the n 1/2 to Lawrence Banford.⁴ He lived on 15 November 1973 at Lot 3 Conc 9, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Charles Buchanan sold E 1/2 & part of W 1/2 to Lawrence Banford.⁴ He lived on 15 November 1973 at Lot 4 Conc 9, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show Charles Buchanan sold 1/2 to Lawrence Banford.⁴ He lived on 15 November 1973 at Lot 2 Conc 9, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Land Records show that Charles Buchanan sold the parcel to Lawrence Banford along with rest of farm.
Note: Banford sold it in 1978 to Billy Woof.⁴ He lived between 15 November 1973 and 1976 at United Church Manse, Smithfield, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Lived in the United Church Manse in Smithfield and cared for Smithfield and Carman charges.² He was Was the minister at the Millbrook United Church for 2 years. Lived in a house across from the church supplied by the United Church of Millbrook. (Dan Buchanan) between 1976 and 1978 at Cavan Twp., Millbrook, Durham Co., Ontario.³ He was ordained in June 1976 at Portsmouth United Church, Kingston, Ontario, Canada; Ordained as a United Church minister at the Portsmouth United Church.² He lived in 1978 at Roslin and Thomasburg Charge, Thurlow Twp., Hastings Co., Ontario; In 1978 Rev. Charles Buchanan became minister for Roslin and Thomasburg Charge. Dad and Shirley purchased a home on 37 Highway north of the 401. (Dan Buchanan.)³ He was Minister of Roslin and Thomasburg Charge from 1978 to 1990. between 1978 and 1990 at Roslin and Thomasburg Charge, Hastings Co., Ontario.³ He "Community Hall opens in township; Saturday was a big day for the Codrington Community Recreation Association, as six years of effort came to fruition with the official opening of the new Brighton Township Community Centre in Codrington.
The hall was packed for its first official function, with over 200 people sitting down to a roast beef dinner catered by Little Lake Pavilion. Patrick Cassidy, of the Codrington committee, was master of ceremonies for the evening, and was joined at the head table by his wife, Reeve Ken Ferguson and his wife Norma, Cathy and Howard McCann, the Rev. Charles Buchanan, MPP Howard Sheppard, contractor Dave Donald and architect Vem Apars. Other special guests included Warden James Quinn, and Mayor Bill Pettingill and Reeve Glen Quick from the Town of Brighton. Mr. Sheppard was guest speaker for the evening, and outlined the Wintario grant program which made a substantial contribution towards the cost of the centre, as well as reminiscing on his childhood in Codrington. The building was dedicated by the Rev. Buchanan, who praised the ''true community spirit" which had carried the project from an idea to an actuality.
The evening wound up with entertain- by the Quinte Cavaliers, and dancing. Sept. 15, 1982 (written at the bottom.)" Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 2, printed at Metro Ref. Lib. TO, 2004. Collections of Dan Buchanan. Searchable version created Jan 5 2022.
on 15 September 1982 at Codrington Community Centre, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁵ He There was a birthday party for Charles at Roslin Church. (per Shirley & picture - Dan Buchanan) on 11 September 1988 at Roslin United Church, Roslin, Hastings Co., Ontario.³ He was retired in May 1990 at Roslin and Thomasburg Charge, Hastings Co., Ontario; Retired from the Ministry in May 1990, age 65. Mary Lou and Tom and I attended a Retirement Party at Thomasburg Church. (Dan Buchanan.)³ He lived after May 1990 at Haig Road, Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario; After retirement, Charles and Shirley purchased a condo on Haig Road, just off Hwy 2 on the east end of Belleville. (Dan Buchanan.)⁸ He was Acted as Part-time Volunteer Chaplin at Belleville General Hospital starting in May 1991. (Dan Buchanan) in May 1991 at Belleville General Hospital, Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario.³ He lived in May 2002 at 15 Aldersgate Rd., Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario; In May 2002 Charles and Shirley purchased a condo unit at 15 Aldersgate Road, behind Hastings Manor off No. 2 Highway at the west end of Belleville. (Dan Buchanan.)³ He died on 16 June 2012 at Belleville General Hospital, Sills Wing, Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario, at age 86; Dad passed away around noon on Saturday, June 16, 2012, peacefully, in the Sills Wing, Belleville General Hospital. He had been moved to the Sills Wing the day before and they were just about to move him to a private room. I was on the Don Valley Parkway, coming back from a morning at the DWW office when Tom called to tell me the news. (Dan Buchanan.)³ He was buried on 22 June 2012 at Fairview Cemetery, Haldimand Twp., Grafton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) BUCHANAN; Rev. W. Charles; Buchanan; 1925 - ; Shirley Isabel; Taylor; 1933 - ; Married: May 19, 1973 (Fairview Cemetery, Grafton, July 9, 2004)
Note: Dad was cremated and his ashes were interred at the Memorial for he and Shirley at Fairview Cemetery, Grafton. North side, middle, new area. (Dan Buchanan.)^3,9

     Mary Alberta Ames was born on 23 April 1929 at General Hospital, Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario; Location Belleville General Hospital per personals item in Brighton Ensign.² She "We are glad to note that Mrs. Lloyd Ames and little daughter, Mary Alberta, are improving nicely since their arrival home from Belleville Hospital." from The Brighton Ensign, Friday, May 31, 1929, seen on microfilm at The Ontario Archives, Aug. 10, 2005. on 31 May 1929 at Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario.² She lived in 1939 at Conc. 9 Lot 3, Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Mary lived in the farm at Codrington, growing up with here parents and then with Charles Buchanan and the kids. She "CODRINGTON; Congratulations to Mary Ames, Cyril Peister and Michael Cowan on having passed the High School Entrance examinations." from The Brighton Ensign, January 29, 1942, Trenton Public Library, June 5, 2005. on 29 January 1942 at Brighton High School, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario.² She " ... Mary Ames was one grade ahead of me. ... I went to Brighton High 1943-44 and C'ford High 1944-48 to grade 13." per email from Jimmy Belford, Mar 24 2008. ...
"From Public School I went to the old Brighton High School into Grade 9 in 1943. The next year all the students from the 3rd Con of Brighton north went to Campbellford High until I left in 1948. After that it changed again at some point because my brothers and sisters went to Brighton High after me. " per email from Jim Belford 2021 04 20
Note: OK. Now I have it straight. Mary Ames was born April 1929 so she went to Brighton High School starting in Sep 1942 and going to June 1944. Then, she, along with Jim Belford and all the others from the 3rd Concession north went to Campbellford High School. Mary graduated in June 1947 and when to Normal School with Chrissie Roberts and Cyril Peister. Jim Belford graduated in 1948 and then it changed back to kids from the 3rd Concession and north to Codrington and Mount Olivet went to Brighton High School again. (Dan Buchanan, 2021 04 20) between September 1942 and June 1944 at Brighton High School, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario.³ She Jim Belford was one year behind Mary Ames and he graduated CHS in 1948, so she did so in 1947, I expect. (Dan Buchanan, April 19 2021) between September 1945 and June 1947 at Campbellford High School, Campbellford, Northumberland Co., Ontario.⁴ She "Brighton High School; Jan. 1, 1947; Dear Mary: On Friday evening, January 31, 1947, Brighton High School will hold its Commencement in the Town Hall, starting at 8.15 p.m. We are sending you this invitation now so that you may keep it in mind when making your plans for the next few weeks. We hope you will be able to attend this event and receive your diploma. May we take this opportunity of wishing you an Very Happy New Year and continued success in your studies. Don't forget Janaury 31st, we will be looking for you. (Signed) Glen Ross, President, Student's Council; (Signed) T. W. Sampson, Principal" this letter was in the collection of documents passed on from Lloyd and Louise Ames to grandson Dan Buchanan in the 1990s. (Dan Buchanan, April 21 2021) on 31 January 1947 at Commencement Invitation, Brighton High School, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario. She Mary Ames attended Teachers College in Peterborough in 1948, after graduating from CHS in 1947 and before marrying Charles Buchanan in 1949. We have pictures of them at Peterborough. I recall visiting the family where she boarded with in Peterborough - we went there for Sunday dinner sometime in the late 1950s or early 1960s. (Dan Buchanan, Apr 19 2021) between September 1947 and June 1948 at Teachers College, Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Ontario.⁴ She "Mary and Christina Roberts (niece of Bryce Hazelwood) attended normal school in Peterborough 1949. Boarded with Alf and Evelyn Davies. Sheila was born while they were there." (Buchanan Photo Album 030) in 1948 at Normal School, Peterborough, Peterborough Co., Ontario. She was " ... Before her marriage, Mrs. Buchanan was a teacher at Carman Public School." from Death Notice before 1949 at Carman Public School, Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario. She was "... M. Ames ..." included as a teacher at Codrington Public School, from pg. 68 of As The Crow Flies by Mrs. Leona M. Austin, Mika Publishing, 1975 circa 1949 at Codrington Public School, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario. She married Rev. William "Charles" Buchanan, son of William Busby Buchanan and Bertha Maria Goodfellow, on 16 July 1949 at Codrington United Church, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; " ... Charles William Buchanan and Mary Alberta Ames .. " Marriages, Wooler Pastoral Charge, 1949, Rev. W. G. Fletcher (Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 1, I-199.)^1,5,6 As of 16 July 1949, Mary Alberta Ames was also known as Buchanan.^1,5 She Jaques 50th Anniversary, see Harry Jaques on 7 April 1965 at Campbellford, Northumberland Co., Ontario. She died on 4 December 1967 at Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario, at age 38; Mary Ames contracted breast cancer in September, had a breast removed and then underwent chemo-therapy in Kingston. However, the cancer was very fast and she passed away in the hospital at Trenton less than three months after falling ill. (Dan Buchanan, her son)
A large funeral took place on December 7 at Codrington United Church and interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Orser Neighborhood.
"Mrs. Mary Alberta Buchanan: (The Intelligencer, Belleville) Funeral service was held on Thursday, Dec. 7 for Mrs. Mary Alberta Buchanan, a life resident of Codrington who died in Trenton Memorial Hospital on December 4. In her 39th year, death followed a short illness. Born at Codrington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ames, she was active in church affairs, being an executive member of Cobourg Presbyterian United Church Women and a Sunday School teacher. She was also a past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, Warkworth chapter, and the Codrington Women's Institute. Before her marriage, Mrs. Buchanan was a teacher at Carman Public School. She is survived by Charles, two sons and two daughters, Daniel, Lloyd, Mary Louise and Ruth Anne, all at home. The funeral was held from Codrington United Church where service was conducted by Rev. W. A. Adam, of Wooler. Interment was in McPhail's Cemetery, Wooler. Pallbearers were Cyril, Harold and Arnold Peister, Bruce (Bryce) Hazelwood, Harold Morgan and Bert Whitfield." from The Campbellford Herald, December 13, 1967, seen on Microfilm at The Ontario Archives and as a newspaper clipping in the papers of Lloyd Ames.⁵ She was buried on 7 December 1967 at McPhail's Cemetery, Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; CEMSearch shows: Mary Alberta Buchanan, Born 19 - Died 1967; Maiden: Ames, Spouse: Wife of Charles Buchanan; McPhail's Cemetery (Wooler Road, Conc 5 Lot 30), Other names: Clarence Ames, Clarence Lloyd Ames, Louise Ellen Ames.
"Entered Into Rest; At Trenton Memorial Hospital, on Monday, December 4th, 1967; Mary Alberta Ames; Beloved wife of Charles Buchanan, Codrington. Dear mother of Mary-Louise, Daniel, Lloyd and Ruth-Anne, all at home. Beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ames, Codrington; In her 39th year; Friends are invited to call at the Weaver Funeral Home, Trenton, until time of funeral; Funeral; Service will be held in Codrington United Church, on Thursday, December 7, at 2:30 p.m; Clergy; Rev. W. A. Adam; Interment; In McPhail's Cemetery; Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will be appreciated by the family." from "In Remembrance" card from the Funeral of Mary Albert (Ames) Buchanan - transcribed by Dan Buchanan, May 18, 2008.
"The last funeral services took place for Mrs. Mary Buchanan in December 1967 and Mr. Grant Goodfellow in April 1968." from pg. 73 (Churches) of As The Crow Flies by Mrs. Leona M. Austin, Mika Publishing, 1975.^7,4

     William "Lloyd" Buchanan was born on 9 July 1954 at Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton, Hastings, Ontario; Date July 9 1954 & location Trenton per his Obit.
Lloyd had a bad case of jaundice for a while and stayed a few extra days in hospital. Word has it that he was really yellow.^1,2 He was baptized in 1955 at Wooler Pastoral Charge, Northumberland Co., Ontario; " ... William Lloyd Buchanan ..." Baptisms, 1955, Wooler Pastoral Charge (Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 1, I-204.)³ He Lloyd entered Grade 1 at Codrington Public School in Sep 1960. Dan was also there then. School a short walk to the south side of the village. between September 1960 and June 1961 at Codrington Publix School, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontaio. He "Two-Headed Calf Born at Codrington; May Be Shipped to Guelph For Study; Campbellford (ENS) – A deformed calf, with two heads, has been born on the farm of Charles Buchanan at Codrington, 10 miles south of here. The calf, the progeny of a Herford bull and a Holstein heifer, was born Friday, and although it is weak, it appears normal in other respects. The two heads protrude from a single neck. The heads each have two eyes, although the two centre eyes are blind and are deter??..ing?. The animal breathes through one nostril on each head, apparently the outer two. Although both mouths open slightly at the corners, the lower jaw does not function. Both tongues operate in unison, as though joined at the base. The calf is fed mother’s milk mixed with corn syrup by means of a veterinarian’s syringe, but the milk sometimes will run out of the other mouth. Campbellford Veterinarian Dr. J. E. Trimble said that while such a birth is not as rare as many may think, it was the first time he had known a calf with two heads lived more than a short time after birth. Is it believed the calf will be shipped to the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph for examination. Veterinary officials do not feel it will lie more than a few days. Meanwhile, the Buchanan farm at Codrington is a busy place, with visitors arriving throughout the day and evening to see the freak of nature. Mr. Buchanan said the cow which bore the deformed calf had not been given the drug Thalidomide during her pregnancy." (There is a picture with this article, showing the calf with Dan holding up its head. The caption reads: Two-Headed Calf Attracts Curious to Codrington; Dan Buchanan, 11, shows heads of deformed animal; (Wm. W. Reid Photo))
Note: Reprinted from Paul Goodfellow’s scrapbook.
Note: 1962 Paper? – Campbellford" in July 1962 at Buchanan Farm, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario. He Dan drove Lloyd to Loyalist College in Belleville several Saturdays this summer. Lloyd had prepared a pile of punch cards which he processed and came home with a bundle of paper printout. This may have been when he was working on the odd math question. Not sure what year it was, but we were both still at home, so guessing summer 1970. (Dan Buchanan, Jan 5 2022) in July 1970 at Loyalist College, Computer Dept., Belleville, Hastings Co., Ontario. He ENSS 1972 Year Book: (1) Pg. 78, Stage Band, Lloyd is front row, far right, with his trombone. (2) Pg. 79, Senior Band, fourth row, far right, with trombone. (3) Pg. 96, Athletic Banquet, Spring of 1971, "Harrier Trophy" - LLoyd Buchanan & "Track & Field (Intermediate) - Lloyd Buchanan. (4) "Footnote: The G.A.C and B.A.C., on behalf of all the students, would also like to congratulate the Wrestling Team and the Harrier Team on their excellent performance this year. For the first time in several years, two entire teams were able to compete at O.S.S.A." between September 1971 and June 1972 at East Northumberland Secondary School, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario. He "Brighton - Two East Northumberland Secondary School students have been awarded prestigous Descartes Fellowship by the Univerisy of Waterloo. W. Lloyd Buchanan, Codrington, a Grade 12 student, received a $1,600 fellowship in the faculty of mathematics while Clare Pitcher. R.R. 1, Frankford, has been awarded a $400 Descartes Entrance Scholarship in mathematics as well." (Tweedsmuir Histories, Reel 1, I-240) in 1972 at University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario.³ He lived in 1972 at Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "19 Buchanan, Charles, farmer, Codrington" & "20 Buchanan, Daniel, student, Codrington" & "21 Buchanan, Lloyd, student, Codrington" Canada Voters Lists, 1972, Northumberland Co., Brighton Twp., pg. 139 of 361, ancestry.ca.⁴ He "And I dug out the 1973 yearbook. But Lloyd isn't in it because he took early entrance to Waterloo right after Gr 12." per email from Mona, Jan 10 2022.
Note: So, he finished grade 12 normally, then went right into a semester at Waterloo. Need to find out dates. How long were the semesters? How many semesters? In July 1973 at Waterloo University, Waterloo, Ontario.⁵ He "And the grad pic of us together is from 1977 when we both graduated university. When Lloyd took his year off in 1974-75, we then ended up in the same year again." per email from Mona, Jan 10 2022. in 1974 at Toronto, Ontario.⁵ He was graduated on 26 May 1977 at Waterloo University, Waterloo, Ontario; "And the grad pic of us together is from 1977 when we both graduated university. When Lloyd took his year off in 1974-75, we then ended up in the same year again." per email from Mona, Jan 10 2022.⁵ He lived in July 1978 at Calgary, Alberta; "The climbing pic is from 1979 and our first summer in Calgary. I recall you visited us there on your motorcycle, arriving half frozen and in need of a hot bath and supper." per email from Mona, Jan 10 2022.⁵ He "The climbing pic is from 1979 and our first summer in Calgary. I recall you visited us there on your motorcycle, arriving half frozen and in need of a hot bath and supper." per email from Mona, Jan 10, 2022. in August 1979 at Calgary, Alberta.⁵ He was Per Metzger Family Tree in 2000 at Computer Modeling Group, Calgary, Alberta, U.S.A.. He lived in 2000 at 3712 Utah Drive N.W., Calgary, Alberta; Per Metzger Family Tree. He died on 27 December 2021 at Calgary, Alberta, at age 67; "OBITUARY OF WILLIAM BUCHANAN; July 9, 1954 - Trenton, Ontario; December 27, 2021 - Calgary Alberta; Lloyd Buchanan, beloved husband of Michele Nowak of Calgary AB, passed away on Monday, December 27, 2021 at the age of 67 years. Condolences, memories and photos may be shared and viewed here. Announcements later by McInnis & Holloway Funeral Homes. In living memory of Lloyd Buchanan tree will be planted in the Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area by McInnis & Holloway Funeral Homes, Chapel of the Bells, 2720 Centre Street North, Calgary, AB T2E 2V6, Telephone: 403-243-8200." (https://mhfh.com/tribute/details/35083/William-Buchanan/obituary.html#content-start.)

     Charles Taggart Turney was born on 29 August 1860 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date per 1901 Census.² He appeared on the census of April 1871 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 10 at 1871 Census: see William Turney.³ He appeared on the census of April 1881 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 19 at 1881 Census: see Charlotte Turney.⁴ He married Mary "Minnie" Cox on 1 January 1884 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date Jan 1 1884 per GEDCOM of Mary Chung, Apr 1 2005.⁵ Charles Taggart Turney appeared on the census of April 1891 at Cramahe Twp., Ontario; Age 29 at 1891 Census: Turney, Charles, 29, b. Ontario, Parents b. Ontario & Ireland, Meth., farmer, married; Mary, 29, b. Ontario, Parents b. Ontario, married; Pearl, 5; Florice, 4; Ernest, 7 months.⁶ He appeared on the census of April 1901 at Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Age 40 at 1901 Census: Turney, Charles, 40, b. Ontario 29 Aug 1860, Meth., farmer, married; Minnie, 40, b. Ontario 21 Mar 1861; Pearl E., 15, b. 23 Mar 1886; Ernest, 10, b. 8 Jul 1890; clifford, 2, b. 2 may 1899; William, 6 months, b. 2 Aug 1900.⁷ He married Mary Elizabeth "Minnie" Buchanan, daughter of John Buchanan and Elizabeth Stuart, on 4 September 1912 at Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n: Groom: Charles Taggart Turney; Age: 48: Res.: Cramahe Twp; Occ.: farmer; Status: widower; Parents: William Turney, farmer & Charlotte McLelland; Bride: Mary Eliza Buchanan; Age: 38; Res.: Brighton Twp; Status: spinster; Parents: John Buchanan & Elizabeth Buchanan; Date: 4 Sept 1912; Place: Brighton Twp; Performed by: Rev. H. B. Rowe, Norham; Witnesses: William Buchanan, Norham & Stella Buchanan (Adams), Belleville
"Married: Turney-Buchanan: At the residence of the bride's mother, Brighton Twp, on Sept 4 by Rev. B. Rowe, Miss Mary Eliza Buchanan and Charles Turney." from Brighton Ensign, Sept 20, 1912.^1,8 Charles Taggart Turney Mary Elizabeth (Buchanan) and Charles Turney had no children. Charles had 5 children with his first wife, Minnie Cox. after 1913. He lived on 27 June 1918 at Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Informant for Late Birth Registration of his son William Arthur Turney.⁹ He lived on 15 September 1925 at Colborne, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Informant for Death Reg'n. of his mother Charlotte (McClelland) Turney.¹⁰ He died in 1937 at Northumberland Co., Ontario; Per Burial.¹¹ He was buried in 1937 at Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp., Salem, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) Charles T. Turney; 1862 - 1937; His Wife; Mary E. Buchanan; 1873 - 1950 (Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp.)
CEMSearch: Name: Charles T. Turney; Born: 1862; Died: 1927; Notes: H/O 1. Minnie E. Cox 2. Mary E. Buchanan; Buried: Salem Cemetery; Other names: Florice Turney (1887-1891), Mary E. Turney (Buchanan) (1873-1950), Minnie E. Turney (Cox) (1862-1909)
"Minnie E. Cox, wife of Charles T. Turney, 20 Apr 1862-25 Jun 1909; Florice Turney, son of C. T. & M. E. Turney, 6 May 1887- 8 Jul 1891; Charles T. Turney, 1862-1927; wife Mary E. Buchanan, 1873-1950" from Cemetery Transcriptions, Salem Cemetery, Cramahe Twp., Northumberland Co., seen at Belleville Public Library, July 20, 2000.^12,13,11

     Nan Griffiths was born on 14 February 1921 at Wales; Date Feb 14 1921 & location Wales per Obit. She "Orphaned at 14, " per Obit of Nan (Griffith) Buchanan. in 1935 at Wales. She married Major William Kent "Buck" Buchanan, son of Benjamin Robert "Ben" Buchanan and Clara May "Carrie" Curtis, on 5 December 1942 at London, England; "Born Nan Griffiths in Wales, Nan was the youngest of four. Her father, the local school master, had high standards for his children, instilling in them a lifelong thirst for knowledge and a desire to excel. Orphaned at the age of 14, Nan chose to seek her fortune in London, England where she rose quickly through the ranks of Freeman's, England's first mail order company. When WWII triggered the arrival of Canadian troops, Nan met and married a young officer, Kent (Buck) Buchanan." per Obit of Nan (Griffiths) Buchanan. As of 5 December 1942, Nan Griffiths was also known as Buchanan. She immigrated in 1945 to Canada; "He survived Italy and she survived the bombings in London, and at war's end they, along with their firstborn Alan, crossed the Atlantic on the Queen Mary to start a new life in Canada." per Obit of Nan (Griffiths) Buchanan. She lived in 1975 at Ottawa, Ontario; "For the next thirty years Nan supervised the frequent postings of her ever-expanding family until Buck retired from his military career in Ottawa." per Obit of Nan (Griffiths) Buchanan. She "He is survived by his "manager" and beloved wife of 64 years, Nan... " per Obit of her husband Buck Buchanan. on 13 September 2007 at Ottawa, Ontario. She died on 21 August 2019 at Manitock, Ontario, at age 98; "Nan Buchanan; FEBRUARY 14, 1921 ~ AUGUST 21, 2019; Buchanan - Nan; Passed peacefully on Wednesday, August 21, 2019, age 98 years. Beloved wife of the late Kent (Buck) Buchanan. Treasured mother of Alan (Mary), Betty-Ann Gilliland (Dan), Bob (Helen), Sue Pierce (Rusty) and Sheila Buchanan (Joe Agueci). Predeceased by her son Jim. Loving Nana of Stephanie, Trevor, Devin, Jesse, Dan, Nick, and Jeanne. Great grandmother to 6. Born Nan Griffiths in Wales, Nan was the youngest of four. Her father, the local school master, had high standards for his children, instilling in them a lifelong thirst for knowledge and a desire to excel. Orphaned at the age of 14, Nan chose to seek her fortune in London, England where she rose quickly through the ranks of Freeman's, England's first mail order company. When WWII triggered the arrival of Canadian troops, Nan met and married a young officer, Kent (Buck) Buchanan. He survived Italy and she survived the bombings in London, and at war's end they, along with their firstborn Alan, crossed the Atlantic on the Queen Mary to start a new life in Canada. For the next thirty years Nan supervised the frequent postings of her ever-expanding family until Buck retired from his military career in Ottawa. Settled at last and with children leaving home, Nan was able to use her skills to work with the Children's Aid Society promoting the infant stimulation program focussing on mothers at risk. Nan was extroverted and civic-minded, always involved with her local church. Her interests were wide-ranging and she enjoyed bridge, book groups and her Margaret Morris Movement. In retirement she and Buck split their time between the cottage, where she loved to be in the water especially for her 7am swim, and their house on the river in Manotick. But above all she treasured her family and would follow them to the ends of the earth, which she did quite regularly, visiting her family in Australia, BC, Michigan and the U.K.
The 2 great tragedies in her life were the death of her son, Jim age 21, and the loss of her beloved Buck age 92, from which she never fully recovered. But she pressed on regardless, fueled by her energy and her sense of adventure. This motivated her to make her last two big voyages at the age of 88 and 89 to Australia and England chaperoned by her son Alan. She celebrated her 90th birthday in Victoria, among friends and family before having her many opinions quieted by a stroke. She spent her final years at Orchard Walk Retirement Home in Greely. Heartfelt thanks go to the staff there for their kindness and their respect of Nan's fierce desire to maintain her independence. Friends may attend a visitation at St. James Anglican, 1138 Bridge St., Manotick on Tuesday, August 27 th from 10 a.m. until of funeral service at 11 a.m. Those wishing may make memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Dementia Society.
Arrangements entrusted to the care of the Kars Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes. Condolences, donations or tributes may be made at www.tubmanfuneralhomes.com"
https://www.tubmanfuneralhomes.com/notices/Nan-Buchanan.