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     John Richard Moriarty was born before 1943. He married Phyllis Margaret Goodfellow, daughter of William Arthur "Bill" Goodfellow and Dora Agusta Philp, on 7 February 1963; Date Feb 7 1963 from page 19 of "Supplement" by Marion Mutton, 1978, update to "Ours to Remember" by Mary Ann (Mutton) Down, 1959, both given to me by Shirley (Goodfellow) Bird Sept. 3, 2004.¹ John Richard Moriarty died on 11 November 1970; Date Nov 11 1970 from page 19 of "Supplement" by Marion Mutton, 1978, update to "Ours to Remember" by Mary Ann (Mutton) Down, 1959, both given to me by Shirley (Goodfellow) Bird Sept. 3, 2004.¹

     William Thomas "Bill" Lelliott Jr. was born on 7 August 1934 at Niagara Falls, Ontario; Date Aug 7 1934 & location Niagara Falls from story in The Tweedsmuir Histories of Codrington, copied at The Metro Toronto Reference Library, Nov 2007.
Date Aug 7 1934 from page 19 of "Supplement" by Marion Mutton, 1978, update to "Ours to Remember" by Mary Ann (Mutton) Down, 1959, both given to me by Shirley (Goodfellow) Bird Sept. 3, 2004.^2,3 He see Note Helen Goodfellow circa 1940 at Codrington, Ontario. He married Ada Louise Goodfellow, daughter of William Arthur "Bill" Goodfellow and Dora Agusta Philp, on 19 June 1954 at United Church, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "Lelliott-Goodfellow: ... Codrington United Church ... Saturday, June 19, 1954 ... Ada Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goodfellow of Codrington ... William T. Lelliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lelliott of Codrington ... Rev. W. Fletcher ... sister Phyllis, Mrs. R. Babcock, Toronto ... Philp, brother ... reside in Toronto ... " Brighton Ensign, June 24, 1954
"William Lelliot Jr. and Ada Goodfellow wedding 1954. Kelly, Cindy, Lynn, Lisa" from Tweedsmuir Histories of Codrington.^4,2 William Thomas "Bill" Lelliott Jr. "Three sons of store-keepers in Codrington married local girls. Clinton Hough - Helen Goodfellow; Millard Walmsely - June Wright; William Lelliott - Ada Goodfellow. Mike and Bill died in late 1974 and early 1975." (hand written note beside newspaper clipping re Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hough's Diamond Wedding Anniversary in 1975 - from The Tweedsmuir Histories of Codrington, Toronto Metro Reference Library, Nov 2007) circa 1955 at General Store, Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario.³ He lived in 1965 at Hamilton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; "166 Lelliott, William, technician, Cobourg 6" & "167 Lelliott, Mrs. William, housewife, Cobourg 6" Canada Voters Lists, 1965, Hamilton Twp., pg. 87 of 148, ancestry.ca.⁵ He lived in 1965 at Brighton Twp., Codrington, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "105 Lelliott, William, lab., Codrington" & "106 Lelliott, Mrs. Doris - Codrington" Canada Voters Lists, 1965, Northumberland Co., Brighton Twp., pg. 84 of 203, ancestry.ca.⁵ He died on 28 January 1975 at Atlantic Ocean at age 40; "Bill Lelliott was born in Niagara Falls on Aug. 7, 1934, oldest son of Wm. G. Lelliott and his wife the former Doris Shelfer. He attended elementary schools in Simcoe, Woodstock and Niagara Falls and High School in N. Falls & Campbellford & joined the Navy in Feb 1952 for a 5 year term. During this time the ship on which he was training attended the Corontation of Queen Elizabeth II and travelled also around the world after the Korean War. In 1954 his marriage to Ada Goodfellow took place. While in Halifax was his home station, he started a correspondence course on Radio Electronics and later in 1957 attended Radio College of Canada. Businesses were "Lelliott Arials" in 1960, "Community Antenna Systems" in Cobourg 1962, "Aurora Cable TV" with his father in 1964 and in 1969 he founded "Northumberland Cable TV". This business was sold in 1974. His hobbies were sports - among these skiing, hockey, scuba diving, motorcycling for which he won the Junion National Championship for Canada in 1969 and his love of sailing which in the final purchase of his 3rd sailboat, a 41 ft. catamaran - supposedly unsinkable - on Jan 21st 1975. Always impulsive by nature, he and 2 male friends left Annapolis, Maryland, on Jan 22nd. The tragic accident occurred on Jan 28th, as there was no further contact after this date. The the overturned boat was sighted on Jan 31st, and there were no survivors. On Aug 5th 1975 a piece of the boat was found bearing the name which allowed them the knowledge that they had indeed been lost. Bill's church membership was last registered in the Anglican Church in Campbellford, but he regularly attended Bethesda South United Church on the Dale Road, near his home with his wife and family and held several offices amoung these being Sunday School Superintendent in 1974 and sang in the choir. Besides his wife, there are 4 daughters who survive - Kelli, Cynthia, Lynn and Lisa. Plans had been made for a year of sailing with the family in this 41 ft. catamaran from the summer of 1975 to '76 through the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi R. to Florida and the Bahamas area and up the east coast of the Atlantic. The gravestone is erected in the Mount Olivet Cemetery." from The Tweedsmuir Histories of Codrington, copied at The Metro Toronto Reference Library, Nov 2007.


Bill Lelliot was lost at sea - on his yacht. He disappeared without a trace.³ He was buried in June 1975 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; Memorial: (See Exhibit) William Thomas; Lelliott; August 7, 1934; Lost At Sea; January 1975; Husband of; Ada Goodfellow (Mount Olivet Cemetery, Brighton Twp.)^6,3

     William B. Gibb was born on 18 June 1928. He died on 24 January 1991 at Toronto, Ontario, at age 62.

     Andrew Kates was born on 2 June 1963. He died in 1995.