Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 32E603C7A7BA475AACFCECC749D6CB4069CC
• Residence: 1841, Lambeth, , Surrey, England; Pupil at School -Claremont Place
• Residence: 1845, Downham Market, , Norfolk, England
• Residence: 1851, Plymouth, , Devonshire, England; 1 Endsleight Place
• Residence: 1861, Holloway, Islington, , Middlesex, England; 15 St Bartholomews Road
• Residence: 8 Apr 1863, Holloway, Islington, , Middlesex, England; 15 St Bartholomew Road

Notes:

Probate for an Amelia Bradbury is as follows but it doesn't appear to be the right Amelia as death date is after burial date.

Bradbury Amelia of 43 Chester Drive North Harrow Middlesex spinster died 13 September 1963 at 84 Hindes Road Harrow Middlesex Probate London 5 November to The District Bank Limited and John Hilton Fielding photographic technician. Effects

Christened:
Saint Mary, Whitechapel

Buried:
Highgate Cemetery

Amelia married Edward BRADBURY, Esq on 5 Mar 1845 in Downham Market, , Norfolk, England. Edward (son of John BRADBURY, Esq and Mary HARDWICK) was born on 4 Jul 1821 in London, , Greater London, England; was christened on 2 Aug 1821 in London, , Greater London, England; died on 4 Apr 1874 in Notting Hill, , Middlesex, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 95A7C19E9A4E4EF59663F116195900E61EB6
• Occupation: 11 May 1874, London, , Greater London, England; Warehouseman
• Residence: 11 May 1874, London, , Greater London, England; 6 Aldermanbury
• Residence: 1879, St George, Hanover Square, London, , Greater London, England
• Occupation: 1881; Manager Co Bradbury Greatorex
• Residence: 1881, London, , Greater London, England; 9 Allsop Place Cornwall Residence

Notes:

Births Sep 1846 Bradbury Edward John Milford 13 213

Marriages Mar 1879 Bradbury Edward John St. Geo. Han. Sq. 1a 541 SPENCER Theresa Maud St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 541

Executor to his fathers will in 1874

Birth:
Butley in 1861 Census

Edward married Theresa Maud SPENCER in 1879 in St George, Hanover Square, London, , Greater London, England. Theresa was born in 1857 in Woolwich, , Kent, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 08CDB25FA17D4DED84CFB71B416EAD35F4CB
• Occupation: 11 May 1874, Notting Hill, , Middlesex, England; Gentleman
• Residence: 11 May 1874, Notting Hill, , Middlesex, England; 18 Oxford Gardens

Notes:

Births Jun 1848 Bradbury Herbert George Downham 13 76

Not in the 1881 Census

Executor to his fathers will in 1874

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 7B4E9C0A847E4B3381AB02B376D41494C2EF
• Residence: 1849, Plymouth, , Devonshire, England; 4 Densham Terrace
• Residence: 1851, Plymouth, , Devonshire, England; 1 Endsleight Place
• Residence: 1860, Tufnell Park, London, , Greater London, England
• Occupation: 1861, Holloway, Islington, , Middlesex, England; Scholar
• Residence: 1861, Holloway, Islington, , Middlesex, England; 15 St Bartholomews Road
• Residence: 1862, Tooting Common, Streatham, Surrey, England; Woodlands
• Residence: 1871, Tooting Common, Streatham, Surrey, England; Woodlands
• Residence: 1881, St Martin, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; Great Western Hotel Shrub Hill
• Residence: 1891, Camberwell, Surrey, England; 31 Belvoir Road Dulwich
• Emigration: 2 Jul 1891, Liverpool, , Lancashire, England; to Montreal
• Immigration: 11 Jul 1891, Montreal, , Qu; from Liverpool
• Residence: 1894, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Religion: 1901, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Church of England
• Residence: 1901, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 98 Denison Ave
• Residence: 1911, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 216 Garden Ave
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1525 Bathurst St
• Residence: 1932, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1525 Bathurst Street

Notes:

Married in presence of Elizabeth Bradbury, maybe Step Mother could be Sister as Maid of Honor as other person in presence was John Hill (Best man?)

Went off to live with her Grandmother when her father remarried when she was 12 years old

Not living on Denison Ave by the time of the 1911 census, don't know where they moved to.

Birth:
St Andrew

Residence:
Until the age of Twelve

Residence:
With her Grandmother from the time of her mothers death

AKA Streatham Park

Two houses down from Sr. Henry DOULTON and family

The property adjacent to "Russell House" which was later purchased and turned into The Church of the English Martyrs" which in 2020 is located at aprox 2 Mitcham Ln, Streatham, London SW16 6NA, UK

Residence:
Two houses down from Sr. Henry DOULTON and family

AKA Streatham Park

The property adjacent to "Russell House" which was later purchased and turned into The Church of the English Martyrs" which in 2020 is located at aprox 2 Mitcham Ln, Streatham, London SW16 6NA, UK


Residence:
8 Room House

Residence:
District: Toronto West
District Number: 128
Sub-District: Ward 6



Died:
Grace Hospital

Buried:
Plot N Section 18 Lot # 8

Amelia married Daniel Francis Knowlton Pitchford NASH on 2 Oct 1873 in Rochford, , Essex, England. Daniel (son of Daniel NASH and Mary Ann PITCHFORD) was born on 24 Sep 1850 in Somers Town, London, , Greater London, England; was christened on 1 Jan 1851 in Old Church, Saint Pancras, , Middlesex, England; died on 26 Oct 1892 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; was buried in St James Anglican Cathedral, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 65CEF47B9A694E5FB43B57DBA5B9F2D3961B
• Occupation: Warehouseman(1871), Commercal Clerk(1881)
• Residence: 1871, London, , Greater London, England; 5, 6 And 7, Aldermansbury & 3, 4 And 6, Dyers Court, Christchurch
• Residence: 1881, Camberwell, Surrey, England; 35 Lugard Rd
• Occupation: 1891, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England; Merchant C Clerk Flour

Notes:

Birth:
3 Months old at the time of 1851 census
1891 census lists place of birth as Reading Berkshire

Residence:
Boarder in the house of May HEDGES

Died:
Deaths Jun 1894 (>99%)
Bradbury Henry Walter 42 Camberwell 1d 439

Henry married Alice Caroline BUSBY on 5 Sep 1881 in Southwark, , Surrey, England. Alice (daughter of Cornelius BUSBY and Sarah Adlington OGILVY) was born on 18 May 1848 in Southwark, , Surrey, England; died in 1886 in London, , Greater London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Henry married Caroline Hester AINSLIE on 2 Feb 1889 in Southwark, , Surrey, England. Caroline was born in 1855 in Peckham, London, , Greater London, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 45EE998362224D3BB12A0FA83C809581BFD5
• Occupation: Gentleman(1871)

Notes:

Christened:
Saint Giles

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: CE9B74BDC0984E7EAC243B4FCB90187702B4
• Occupation: Funds From Home(1881)
• Residence: 1881, London, , Greater London, England; 60 Gower St

Notes:

Married a Professor of music and lived in Russia

Births Jun 1856 Bradbury Annie Edith Reading 2c 34_

Christened:
Saint Giles

Residence:
Boarder in the home of William H. CUMMINS (a Boarding House Keeper )

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: FE3D5D9736D94F8EB2D2FC33336D3939E016
• Occupation: 1881, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; Servent in her Brother In Law's (Nash) hotel
• Residence: 1881, St Martin, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; Great Western Hotel Shrub Hill

Notes:

(Research):Births Mar 1862 BRADBURY Mary Beatrice Islington 1b 221

Christened:
Saint Luke, West Holloway

Residence:
With her sister Alice and her family (Nash)

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: A2644F35FFBD4B14AF55E4308F3B5D8D71FB

Notes:

Likely match as a servant in Paddington in 1901 census

Not listed as a Living sister of Maud in her will of Jan 1960 possibly died before then

Grandpa confirms that she didn't come with the family to Canada and married someone by the name of BOLTON. Doesn't know about moving to the USA, "Aunt Maude" tried to look her up when she was over for the war, talked to her on the phone but wasn't invited to come over. Basically she didn't make any effort to keep in touch with the family.

Christened:
St George Tufnell Park

Alice married Harry BOULTON in 1907 in London, , Greater London, England. Harry and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 377CDE8DCF0A44CFBAA536117B96ED9B4921
• Name: Gaggie POLLEY
• Residence: 1881, St Martin, Worcester, , Worcestershire, England; Great Western Hotel Shrub Hill
• Education: Abt 1885, Yeovil, , Somerset, England; Girlon? House
• Occupation: 1891, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England; Scholar
• Residence: 1891, Camberwell, Surrey, England; 31 Belvoir Road Dulwich
• Emigration: 2 Jul 1891, Liverpool, , Lancashire, England; to Montreal
• Immigration: 11 Jul 1891, Montreal, , Qu; from Liverpool
• Occupation: 1901, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Milliner
• Religion: 1901, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Church of England / Anglican
• Residence: 1901, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 98 Denison Ave
• Residence: 24 May 1906, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 1911, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Residence: 1921, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Homemaker
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Residence: 1940, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1946 Bloor Street Apt. 14, High Park

Notes:

4 children who died in childbirth or infancy

Earned $312 in the year of the 1901 census

Birth:
1878 on marriage certificate but she may have fudged her age a little since she was 4 years older than her husband.

Christened:
St George's Tufnell Park

Education:
In a letter to Gordon Polley she wrote "We were educated at Girlon? House Yeovil Somersetshire."

Died:
Toronto Star Obit

Buried:
Plot N Section 11 Lot # 8 - Same as her mother

Frances married William Harrison POLLEY on 24 May 1906 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. William (son of William Harrison POLLEY and Mary MCGUIRE) was born on 6 Aug 1880 in Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA; died on 1 Jun 1923 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; was buried on 3 Jun 1923 in St George's Anglican Church, Trenton, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 27E9E78411FB4B508F3C47B3B8A7C25860B6
• Occupation: ?? Supervisor(1901)
• Religion: Church of England
• Residence: 26 Jul 1905, New York, USA
• Residence: 1911, Peterborough, , Ontario, Canada; 580 Gilmour
• Residence: 1921, Saint Catherines, Lincoln, Ontario, Canada; 40 Hill Crest
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1525 Bathurst St
• Residence: 1940, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1946 Bloor Street Apt. 14, High Park

Notes:

Births Dec 1877 Nash Maud Constance E Islington 1b 278

Earned $420 in the year of the 1901 census

Nurse in WW1 for 4 years. Was in Longwood Hospital, Toronto, Imperial Flying core also at First Base hospital where she had the honor of showing the Duke of Devonshire over her ward. Was made Lieut. and was sent overseas and servfed at No. 13 Canadian General Hospital, Hastings, Sussex, England and also No. 16 Canadian General Hospital at Orpington, Kent, England. She fell in love with Alex Grant who was married, when his wife died he looked her up.

Birth:
Holloway, London, England in 1891 census

Christened:
Saint Luke, West Holloway

Residence:
According to her sister Ethel's wedding announcment in the paper she "came from New York for the occasion"

Died:
Maud's estate papers and probated will

Buried:
Section 32, Lot 814

Maud married Alexander Cameron GRANT on 15 Jun 1946 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Alexander was born in May 1863 in Scotland; died in 1968; was buried in 1968 in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 320C4F752E414720A9531277E85A11691975
• Occupation: Clerk(1901)
• Religion: Church of England
• Residence: 1911, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 109 Jameson Ave
• Residence: 1921, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; 23 10 Bladson Street

Notes:

Earned $260 in the year of the 1901 census

Lived in Vancouver

Ethel married Leslie Robertson MULHOLLAND on 26 Jul 1905 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Leslie (son of Wellington MULHOLLAND and Lucy PEREGRINE) was born on 14 Oct 1884 in Ontario, Canada; died on 23 Aug 1926 in Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 1409F50086A34E9B86F08DD8BA14A63EB1E9
• Occupation: Tin(?) Worker(1901)
• Occupation: 28 Jun 1913, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Assistant Treasurer Princess Theatre
• Residence: 28 Jun 1913, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1387 Queen Street
• Residence: 1949, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1204 Avenue Road

Notes:

Earned $208 in the year of the 1901 census

Toronto, Undertaker, Worked at Race Tracks - calculated the odds on the horses REALLY FAST

Birth:
Kew, Surrey, England in 1891 census

Buried:
Plot N Section 11 Lot # 8

Cyril married Mabel Beatrice HUGHES on 21 Jun 1911 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Mabel (daughter of Chadwick HUGHES and Mary SOWREY) was born about 1885; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cyril married Alice WORSLEY in 1927. Alice died in 1956; was buried in 1956 in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 61B09B9A336D47F9B532BDD781EFDDF9E771
• Occupation: Corset Maker(1901)
• Religion: Church of England
• Residence: 1911, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada; 599 Mc Millan

Notes:

Not listed as a Living sister of Maud in her will of Jan 1960 possibly died before then

Births Mar 1883 NASH Helen Beatrice Worcester 6c 332

Earned $208 in the year of the 1901 census

Winnipeg

Helen married John Grant MARTIN on 12 Aug 1902 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. John (son of Patrick B MARTIN and May E WILSON) was born in Nov 1876 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 644F27D3A3E34FE9A5B2FABE8F3F72A86283
• Occupation: Corset Maker(1901)
• Religion: Church of England
• Residence: 18 Oct 1911, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 15 Jul 1913, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1387 Queen Street West
• Residence: 1921, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada; 758 McMillan Ave

Notes:

Births Mar 1887 Nash Elsie Gwendoline Camberwell 1d 821

Earned $156 in the year of the 1901 census

Winnipeg

Birth:
Dulwich, London, England in 1891 census (Dulwich is in Camberwell)

Buried:
Plot N Section 11 Lot # 8

Elsie married Arthur E POPE on 24 Jun 1907 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Arthur (son of Edwin POPE and Annie GEORGE) was born in Aug 1882 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 23244DFF7CA34655BCF94FA856FC521FBCDF
• Residence: 1891, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England
• Residence: 1901, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: BE6B871CFAE541B99D7DF8D4A078FDFA9AB0
• Residence: 1901, Cheshunt, , Hertfordshire, England

Beatrice married Louis James EVANS on 23 Apr 1905 in Brent, , Middlesex, England. Louis was born in 1877 in Exeter, , Devonshire, England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _PPEXCLUDE: noneT
• _UID: C88C67C1BD204679AEC63FCD5DF1B4D36D33
• Residence: 1891, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England
• Residence: 1901, Camberwell, London, Middlesex, England

Notes:

Likely Marriage:

1904 Fylde, Lancashire, England

Robert Herbert Gale
James Thorpe

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 2D3D90D1F5FF421F90811E463EC1436D4443

Audrey married William Stanley ADDIS on 18 Mar 1937 in Cheltenham, , Gloucestershire, England. William was born on 5 Aug 1903; died on 17 Apr 1988 in Cheltenham, , Gloucestershire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Rosemary married Stranger TAYLOR [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 4A7A9BD15119447ABF227846F1A3D8B518D4

Notes:

Died:
640 Dovercourt Road

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: AE9CC36CD3974AA89F105FA8C7FE2AA41E4F
• Residence: 1921, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Stenographer
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1965, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; President or Canadian Pacific Express Company

Notes:

Polley - In Trenton, on Sunday January 10th, 1909 to Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Polley, a son

- Trenton Courier & Advocate Jan 28th, 1909

Birth:
March in 1911 Census
10 Murphy Street (Birth Certificate)

Occupation:
From the estate papers of Maude C. Grant nee NASH

Family/Spouse: Margaret Janet OWENS. Margaret was born in 1915; died in 1982. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: C2109D9446994E8D83C824191D2686606E3D
• Residence: 1921, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Stenographer
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave

Notes:

Birth:
60 Feramagh Ave

Family/Spouse: J. Elmer HACKETT. J. was born in 12 Mar; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _PPEXCLUDE: F
• _UID: C4FAE19C79C849CE871EC5D96A1722B8314A
• Religion: Christian, Anglican
• Residence: 1921, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Residence: 1921, Trenton, , Ontario, Canada; Murphy Street
• Residence: 1915-1922, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 1922-1927, Trenton, , Ontario, Canada; Moved to live with Grandparents
• Education: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Occupation: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Student
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Confirmation: 20 Mar 1932, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Church of the Epiphany
• Education: 1933, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Completed 3/4 of night school course in Advertising
• Occupation: 1940, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Secretary
• Residence: 1940, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1946 Bloor Street Apt. 14, High Park
• Military: 14 Jun 1942, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Attestation Paper
• Military: 14 Jul 1942-27 Jul 1942, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Military Service: 2 Jul 1942, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Date Entered Service
• Residence: 14 Jul 1942, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1621 Queen Street West
• Military: 1 Aug 1942, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 1 Aug 1942-1 Sep 1942, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 1 Sep 1942, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 115 Northcliffe Blvd
• Military: 2 Nov 1942, Debert, , Nova Scotia, Canada; Qualified as Clerk Group "C"
• Military: 8 Dec 1942, Debert, , Nova Scotia, Canada; Granted Furlough
• Military: 1 Oct 1942-19 Feb 1943, Debert, , Nova Scotia, Canada
• Military: 12 Jul 1943, Tracadie, , New Brunswick, Canada
• Military: 1 Aug 1943, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 6 Oct 1943, Sussex, , New Brunswick, Canada
• Residence: 13 Oct 1943, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 384 Armadale Ave
• Military: 8 Aug 1943-4 Nov 1943, Sussex, , New Brunswick, Canada
• Military: 14 Jan 1944, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada; Awarded Canadian Volunteer Service Medal
• Military: 15 Feb 1944, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 5 Nov 1943-8 Mar 1944, Petawawa, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 2 Mar 1944
• Military: 13 Mar 1944, Debert, , Nova Scotia, Canada
• Military: 17 Mar 1944, Great Village, , Nova Scotia, Canada
• Military: 25 Mar 1944, Truro, , Nova Scotia, Canada; Bingo at the YMCA
• Military: 10 Apr 1944, Debert, , Nova Scotia, Canada
• Military: 10 Apr 1944, Halifax, , Nova Scotia, Canada
• Military: 11 Apr 1944, Halifax, , Nova Scotia, Canada; Embarkation
• Military: 18 Apr 1944, Liverpool, , Lancashire, England; Disembarked
• Military: 20 Apr 1944, Liss, , Hampshire, England; Bordon Camp
• Military: 22 Apr 1944
• Military: 19 Jun 1944, England; Awarded the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal and Clasp
• Military: 17 Jul 1944, England; Awarded good conduct badge
• Military: 10 Aug 1944, Eastleigh, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
• Military: 11 Aug 1944, Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom; Embarked - S.S. Neuralia
• Military: 12 Aug 1944, Arromanches-les-Bains, , Basse-Normandie, France; Disembarked
• Military: 15 Aug 1944, Caen, , Basse-Normandie, France; Joined 11 Bty of 17 Fd Regt 3 Div
• Military: 18 Aug 1944, Falaise, , Basse-Normandie, France
• Military: 23 Aug 1944, Orbec, , Basse-Normandie, France
• Military: 26 Aug 1944, Elbeuf, , Haute-Normandie, France
• Military: 30 Aug 1944, Boos, , Haute-Normandie, France
• Military: 31 Aug 1944, Neufch
• Military: 1 Sep 1944, Allenay, , Picardie, France
• Military: 2 Sep 1944, Arrest, , Picardie, France
• Military: 4 Sep 1944, Rue, , Picardie, France
• Military: 5 Sep 1944, Boulogne-sur-Mer, , Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
• Military: 6 Sep 1944, Calais, , Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
• Military: 1 Oct 1944, Ardres, , Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
• Military: 2 Oct 1944, Poperinge, , West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 4 Oct 1944, Maldegem, , Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 8 Oct 1944, Eecloo, , Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 21 Oct 1944, Ghent, , Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 22 Oct 1944, Aardenburg, , Zeeland, Netherlands
• Military: 9 Nov 1944, Nijmegen, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 9 Nov 1944, Tilburg, , Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
• Military: 9 Nov 1944, Turnhout, , Antwerpen, Belgium
• Military: 28 Jan 1945, Brussels, , Brabant, Belgium
• Military: 29 Jan 1945, Brussels, , Brabant, Belgium
• Military: 11 Feb 1945, Kleve, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 27 Feb 1945, Uedem, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 10 Mar 1945, Kleve, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 14 Mar 1945, Nijmegen, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 22 Mar 1945, Wissel, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 29 Mar 1945, Rees, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 31 Mar 1945, Emmerich, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
• Military: 1 Apr 1945, Zeddam, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 4 Apr 1945, Zutphen, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 6 Apr 1945, Epse, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 8 Apr 1945, Deventer, , Overijssel, Netherlands
• Military: 12 Apr 1945, Zwolle, , Overijssel, Netherlands
• Military: 17 Apr 1945, Leeuwarden, , Friesland, Netherlands
• Military: 19 Apr 1945, Groningen, , Groningen, Netherlands
• Military: 21 Apr 1945, Appingedam, , Groningen, Netherlands
• Military: 24 Apr 1945, Winschoten, , Groningen, Netherlands
• Military: 26 Apr 1945, Bingum, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 2 May 1945, Emden, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 3 May 1945, Wilhelmshaven, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 5 May 1945, Wilhelmshaven, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 6 May 1945, Grossefehn, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 7 May 1945, Aurich, , Niedersachsen, Germany
• Military: 16 May 1945, Arnhem, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 16 May 1945; Volunteered for the Pacific Theatre
• Military: 19 May 1945, Nijmegen, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 20 May 1945, Lille, , Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
• Military: 20 May 1945, Calais, , Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
• Military: 20 May 1945, Dover, , Kent, England
• Military: 21 May 1945, Edinburgh, , Midlothian, Scotland
• Military: 26 May 1945, Peterborough, , , England
• Military: 26 May 1945, London, , Greater London, England
• Military: 27 May 1945, Aldershot, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 30 May 1945, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Military: 31 May 1945, Dover, , Kent, England
• Military: 1 Jun 1945, Brussels, , Brabant, Belgium
• Military: 2 Jun 1945, Utrecht, , Utrecht, Netherlands
• Military: 7 Jun 1945, The Hague, , Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Military: 9 Jun 1945, Nijmegen, , Gelderland, Netherlands
• Military: 10 Jun 1945, Antwerp, , Antwerpen, Belgium
• Military: 10 Jun 1945, Brussels, , Brabant, Belgium
• Military: 10 Jun 1945, Ghent, , Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 10 Jun 1945, Bruges, , West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 10 Jun 1945, Ostend, , West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
• Military: 14 Jun 1945, England
• Military: 14 Jun 1945, Tilbury, , , England
• Military: 14 Jun 1945, Aldershot, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 15 Jun 1945, Fleet, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 18 Jun 1945, Glasgow, , Lanark, Scotland
• Military: 21 Jun 1945, Greenock, , Renfrew, Scotland
• Military: 26 Jun 1945, London, , Greater London, England
• Military: 27 Jun 1945, Aldershot, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 29 Jun 1945, Farnham, , Surrey, England
• Military: 30 Jun 1945, Basingstoke, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 30 Jun 1945, Yeovil, , Somerset, England
• Military: 3 Jul 1945, Greenock, , Renfrew, Scotland
• Military: 11 Jul 1945, New York, New York, New York, USA
• Military: 12 Jul 1945, Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
• Military: 12 Jul 1945, Niagara Falls, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 12 Jul 1945, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 27 Jul 1945, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 384 Armadale Ave
• Military: 13 Jul 1945-11 Aug 1945; Granded 30 days special leave from
• Military: 10 Oct 1945, Simcoe, , Ontario, Canada
• Military: 14 Jul 1942-15 Mar 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 10th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery - Gunner - Army Branch
• Military: 14 Mar 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Discharge Papers
• Military Discharge: 15 Mar 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 1 Sep 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 65 Marion Street
• Residence: 7 Sep 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 23 Empress Cres
• Residence: 30 Jul 1948, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 23 Empress Cres
• Residence: 3 Aug 1948, North York, Ontario, Canada; 119 Elmwood Avenue
• Occupation: 1931-1960, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Goldsmiths Jewellery
• Occupation: 1968, Etobicoke, York County, Ontario, Canada; Wholesale
• Residence: 1968, Etobicoke, York County, Ontario, Canada; 28 Martin Grove Road
• Occupation: 1972, Etobicoke, York County, Ontario, Canada; Wholesale Jeweller
• Residence: 1972, Etobicoke, York County, Ontario, Canada; 28 Martin Grove Road
• Residence: Bef 1954-2006, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 28 Martin Grove Road
• Occupation: 1960-Jul 2006, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Wholesale Jewellery Sales - Owned own company
• Residence: 1927-2006, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Moved from Trenton to Toronto, back with Mom and siblings
• Cremated: 8 Jul 2006, Mississauga, Peel Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada; St. John's Dixie Cemetery & Crematorium, 737 Dundas Street East,

Notes:

At the age of 7 (approx) went to live with his paternal grandparents in Trenton, back to Toronto to go to High School

POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury: Peacefully, at the Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga, Thursday, July 6, 2006, at the age of 91. Beloved husband of Betty for 60 years, loving father of Lynn and the late Donald. Cherished grandfather of Timothy (Elana), Jonathan, and Sarah. Adored great- grandfather of Jackson. Gordon will be lovingly remembered by many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his brothers Bill and Bob, his sister Alice. Funeral Services will be held at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, 3962 Bloor Street West, Etobicoke, on Monday, July 10th at 11:00 a.m. If desired, a memorial fund has been established with Camp Koinonia, P.O. Box 815, Adelaide Street Post Office, Toronto, Ontario, M5C 2K1, 416-522-1949. For I am not ashamed of the gospel; It is the power of God for salvation To everyone who has faith. Romans 1:16

Gord Polley was born on April 20

Birth:
In his house at 60 Fermanagh Ave

Military:
Dated 6 Oct 1943 however that date doesn't seem to make sense given his service.

Returning to Canada, Served 14 months in U.K. and N.W. Europe. Employed as an artillery surveyor with 12 FD. Regt. R.C.A. Has held rank of L/Sgt. Qualified as an artillery surveyor in U.K. Qualified as a clerk Stens in Canada.

No Crimes.

Medium statured healthy appearing man. Above average ability. Good motivation. Anxious to return to Canada and serve in C.F.E.F.

Religion:
"When I was 7 years old my father died and I went to live with my grandparents who lived in a town 100 miles away from Toronto. During the school summer holidays I would move back to my home in Toronto to be with my mother, brothers and sister.

While living with my grandparents I formed a regular pattern of attending Church and Sunday School and sang in the Choir.

While I was 12 years old I moved back to Toronto to live permanently and then reversed the former procedure by spending the summer school holidays with my grandparents. At that time I stopped attending Sunday School but did attend Church. The services seemed to have little meaning. At 16 I was confirmed by again although it was a moving experience I feel there was something lacking.

I as invited to attend the young peoples meetings at that Church which I did. This was where I met my wife to be.

I heard the gospel preached in Church regularly but I did not respond and resisted the invitations to attempt the Lord Jesus as my Saviour.

At the Church and young peoples we had a succession of Curate assistants. Finally a C.A. by he name of Maurice Murphy arrived and dramatic changes began to be made. As I look back I see how the Holy Sprit was at work in my life and before very long through the ministry of Maurice Murphy I was no longer resisting the Holy Sprit and the gospel messages and gave my life to the Lord Jesus. My wife to be, Betty, was also converted at this time.

During the years which followed the hand of God guided me along the path of my life and Bible study and prayer became important parts of my daily life.

I had 4 years of service in World War 2 where I was protected by the hand of God.

Returning from the war years in Europe Betty and I were married in 1946 and were blessed with 2 children - a boy and a girl both of whom committed their lives to Christ.

In 1960 I lost my job as the firm I was working with went out of business as they were no longer operating at a profit. After much prayer God directed me to start my own business which I am still doing.

In 1976 our son was killed in a car accident. Our faith in God was such we accepted this as part of His plan. At this time we felt the power of prayer as our friends upheld us before God.

The Christian life of course just goes on and on and each day there is a new opportunity to serve God. Each one of us is given certian talents and capabilities and we should be ready to be used by Him as opportunities arise. With our lives yielded to Him and praying for guidance day by day He will direct our paths."

Residence:
Also with Grandparents in same census

Residence:
Also with parents in census

Education:
Passed Grade 10 and part of Grade 11 (Commercial) at age 16, quit to go to work.

Military:
Good health. Single, doesn't drink or smoke. Medium build 5'8" and weighs 135lbs. Plays golf but not active in team sports. Has been acting as clerk and would like to continue this work. Seems well suited to it. Alert, "M" score perhaps does not do justice to this man.

Above average intelligence, possibly better than "M" score suggest. Stability I. Clerk in civilian life and Army.

Military:
Granted Trades Pay of 25 cents per day. Rank: L/Sgt.

Military:
Furlough 8-12-1924 to 21-12-1942, Christmas leave 22-12-1942 to 26-12-1942 and ration allowance.

Military:
Confirmed Bdr.

Military:
Suitable for operational duty overseas.

Bdr. Polley has been a confirmed Bombardier for a year. He held the Acting rank of L/Sgt: had to revert when the 26th Fld. Regt. was disbanded. He had qualified as a Group B Clerk but had never drawn more than Group C in the Regt. He is happy about the opportunity of taking training. Would like to switch to gun detachment duties if he shows up sufficiently well in training. Might be a good candidate for Jr. N.C.O. course. Pulhems profile is sutable for full operational duties.

Recommendation: Train as gunner. Watch progress carefully.

Military:
Polley has successfully complete Advanced Training in R.C.A. (Fld.). He is now available as an overseas reinforcement.

Recommendation: R.C.A. (Fld.) Gunner Non-tradesmen

Military:
To draw pay at rate of $1.50 per diem

Military:
From Gord's Diary: "Left Petawawa * Journeying through Que., Maine & N.B. * Arrived in Debert, N.S. - Hostess House for supper * Truro '96 Victoria Park, supper at Scotia Hotel '96 St. John's Church * First United Church"

Military:
"All day deployment"

Military:
From his diary: "Left Debert for Halifax boarding S.S. Empress of Scotland (formerly Empress of Japan)"

Military:
From his diary: "Sailed into the Atlantic during breakfast '96 a beautiful day"

Military:
"Landed at Liverpool in evening"

Military:
States preference for gunnerywork to clerical work. His mother is dependent on him.

Military:
Left by truck in A.M. to Liss, thence to Eastleigh by train, & then to transit camp. Ate 5 meals & saw movie & played bridge

Military:
Left transit camp by truck for Southampton & boarded S.S. Neuralia. Did not leave harbour

Military:
On English Channel most of day. Docked in evening at Arromanches les Bains landing by L.C.T. Slept 2 hours at Transit Camp

Military:
Left #2 C.B.R.G. to join 11 Bty of 17 Fd Regt 3 Div '96 through Caen & had first baptism of fire by enemy bombers

Military:
Moved twice in day to east of Falaise '96 up all night '96 first close enemy shelling

Military:
Move down near Orbec '96 saw first dead Germans '96 was shelled out of carriers at cross-roads

Another all day move through Orbec where girls gave us flowers, cider given to us by old lady '96 no shelling '96 slept in handsome chateau

Military:
Moved into Elboeuf on the Seine '96 lots of shelling '96 met Americans

Military:
On move again spending night in a barn in Boos '96 no excitement

Military:
Big move up near Neufchatel unchallenged

Military:
Another long motor trip up near Channel '96 passed through En, spent night in Allenay

Military:
Move up to Arrest where established in shed '96 saw Channel

Military:
Moved again '96 crossed Somme near Abbeville & moved march again to Channel '96 slept near Rue

Military:
Up early & moved to near Boulogne

Military:
Up at 2:30 a.m. for move to Calais '96 shelled all day in just about the hottest so far '96 had to skedaddle back when shelled off road

Military:
Moved today as Calais surrenders. Go to marshaling area in preparation for move to Belgium. Stayed at Ardres overnight

Military:
Crossed Belgium border & stayed at concentration area near Poperinghe (near flores)

Military:
After a considerable move across Belgium back in action again near Maldegen (pro-German town) not far from Bruges & 1.5 miles from Holland.

Military:
To Eecloo by jeep for first ice cream since leaving Canada

Military:
Went to Ghent to see Canadian Army show with C.W.R.C.s etc

Military:
Crossed Leopold Canal this morning & moved to new position in Holland near Aardenburg after spending only 3 weeks in Belgium

Military:
"Turnhout, Tillburg etc. & take up position in Holland near Nijmegen just 12 miles from Germany"

Military:
"Turnhout, Tillburg etc. & take up position in Holland near Nijmegen just 12 miles from Germany"

Military:
"Turnhout, Tillburg etc. & take up position in Holland near Nijmegen just 12 miles from Germany"

Military:
Went to Brussels for 48-first leave in almost a year-in billets-evening service-piano concert-Canada club-early to bed with hot water in '"loaf of bread"

Military:
Shave-Turkish bath-shine-badges sewn-tour of Brussels in tram with guide-went to opera "Cavalleria Rasticana" & "Paillasse"-Church Army

Military:
Communion in morning-we move into first position in Germany near Cleve in afternoon-it catches on fire-sleeping in German officer's house-saw Montgomery

Military:
Move at night down near Udam - staying in barn - slept next to black pigs

Military:
German resistance ends west of Rhine - went on recce to Cleve
Cleve for rest & re-grouping

Military:
First visit back to Holland since entering Germany - show in Winter Garden at Nijmegen - Blue Diamond - hair cut

Military:
Move early in morning to marshalling area at Calcar - cross Rhine on pontoon bridge in bright moonlight near Rees - take up position

Military:
Moved again through Emmerich to position in woods

Military:
Easter Day in Germany - move in evening to Holland (Zedeam)

Military:
Move once more close to Zutphen in Holland - recce at night

Military:
Move again to between Zutphen & Deventer crossing Twente Canal

Military:
Move closer to Deventer - met Gem

Military:
Long move up between Deventer & Zwolle

Military:
Long move up to Leeuwarden near Zuider Zee & North Sea

Military:
Another long move to Gronigen - moved also in evening closer to North Sea ahead of infantry close to village with 400 S.S

Military:
Moved closer to coast to shell Delfzijl & Appingedam - got shelled back as we are very close to enemy

Military:
Moved through Winschoten & again closer to German border

Military:
Moved back into Germany after 24 days in Holland - on Ems River near Bingum

Military:
Finally get out of mud & move across Ems River through Leer to place east of Emden

Military:
Move once more half way between Emden & Wilhelmshaven

Military:
The end of the war for us - we are 1/2 way between Emden & Wilhelmshaven at the end

Military:
Thanksgiving church service - move to Grossefehn on guard at night

Military:
Move through Aurich to German barracks - we wait while Jerries pack & leave so we can take over - bridge at night-on guard at ammo factory

Military:
Stayed balance of night in field north of Arnhem 0 signed up for Jap war in afternoon - slept in tent at night

Military:
Left at 0815 via 60 out to Nijmegen - got train at 1630 - travelling through Holland, Belgium & France

Military:
Tea & buns in Lille at 0200 -arrived at Calais at 0600 -after breakfast saw movie -crossed strait in 1 hour -supper in Dover -left by train for Scotland

Military:
Tea & buns in Lille at 0200 -arrived at Calais at 0600 -after breakfast saw movie -crossed strait in 1 hour -supper in Dover -left by train for Scotland

Military:
Tea & buns in Lille at 0200 -arrived at Calais at 0600 -after breakfast saw movie -crossed strait in 1 hour -supper in Dover -left by train for Scotland

Military:
May 21 '45: Arrived in Edinburgh at 6:30am - staying at boarding house - eating at Cdn legion - went bowling & sightseeing on foot

Military:
Had early breakfast & clean up in Peterborough during 2 hour wait for train-met Elmer for lunch in London at Ontario Club-we go to Hampton Crt-saw Blithe Spirit at Duchess Theatre

Military:
Had early breakfast & clean up in Peterborough during 2 hour wait for train-met Elmer for lunch in London at Ontario Club-we go to Hampton Crt-saw Blithe Spirit at Duchess Theatre

Military:
After night & breakfast at Premier Hotel Russell Square went to Westminster Abbey with Elmer to service - dinner at Lyon's Corner House - visited Tower of London - went to Aldershot - supper in officers mess

Military:
After night at Red Shield left Euston Station for Birmingham -dinner downtown then bus to Hall Green where found Wilkins -walk & movie & meeting family

Military:
Went to see Birmingham with Mrs W & had dinner there -returned to Hall Green until train time -arrived in Dover nearly 1 am

Military:
Arrived in Nijmegen 5am left in afternoon for Utrecht where had supper - rejoined unit in evening

Military:
June 7 '45: Visited The Hague with Frank Odlum - saw Ensa show

Military:
Emplaned NWE (North West Europe) Disemplaned UK

- This is from his military records, his diary shows he took a boat so this may be in error.

Military:
Docked at Tilbury - via train around London to Aldershot where moved into barracks - Garrison with Elmer

Military:
Golf at Fleet with Elmer

Military:
Arrived Glasgow early in morning - Turkish Bath & sun lamp - party in evening

Military:
Train to Wemyss Bay - boat trip to Kyles of Bute on Clyde coast - saw Queen Elizabeth at Greenock

Military:
Jn 26 '45: Arrived London early in morning - tour of St Paul's Cathedral - variety show - returned to Aldershot in evening

Military:
M.O., dental etc - Garrison with Elmer & walk

Military:
Movie at night - Farnham in afternoon

Military:
Left on 48 hour pass - bus to Basingstoke - train to Yeovil arriving after midnight

Military:
Left on 48 hour pass - bus to Basingstoke - train to Yeovil arriving after midnight

Military:
Embarkation - Diary reports it as 4th July, Queen Mary

Military:
Disembarked

July 11 '45: Beautiful day as we land at New York - great reception by blimp bands etc

Military:
July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years

Military:
July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years

Military:
July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years

Military:
plus 2 day travelling time with money in lue of rations.

Military:
Granted 6 month Long Term LEave, without pay, at own request, from 20 Oct 45 to 19 Apr 46.

Military:
Number: B-47643

France, Belgium, Holland, Germany

Operated as part of a Bren Gun Carrier team

Medals: 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal & Clasp

Military:
Overseas 15 months. Trained in R.C.A. as a Gun Number and employed as such for 10 months. Trained and emploued as Cleark (Stenographer) for 11 months. Overseas trained and employed as an Artillery Surveyor 12 months. Served in France, Belgium, Holland, Germany for 10 months. Returned to Canada as a Pacific Force Volunteer and trained as such 2 months. For past 5 months has been on Industrial leave.

"3 years & 8 months service" - Diary
Future Plans - Is returning to former employment.

Basis for counsellor's recommendations:

Polley impresses as a quiet, clean-cut, efficient young man who has a clear-cut post discharge plan. Having worked for 11 years in the Advertising Department at Goldsmith's Co. of Canada where he rose to the position of Asst. Manager, Polley has his re-employment with that firm arranged. For the past 5 months he has been on Industrial Leave, during which time he was promoted to Manager of the Advertising Dept. Polley appears keenly interested in his job and feels that it is permanent employment. Considering the circumstances of his case, it is felt that Polley's plan is feasible and that he should have no undude problem in rehabilitation.

Residence:
"moved from 110 Tyndall to 65 Marion" was 110 Tyndall the Watson family home?

Residence:
Moved in with Miss Clark

Occupation:
Worked his way up from Clerk to Department Manager

Occupation:
Wholesale Jewellery to jewellery stores from Toronto all the way to the west coast of Canada

Died:
Trillium Health Centre

Buried:
Glendale Memorial Gardens, Ressurection Gardens, 1810 Albion Road Lot 705-A4

Gordon married Bettina Mae WATSON, UE on 9 Aug 1946 in Church Of The Epiphany, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Bettina (daughter of George John WATSON and Margaret May DALLISON) was born on 23 Oct 1920 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; died on 15 Mar 2019 in Cambridge, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: E51FE4996435477FB1459B07F6B513184EF7
• Residence: 1921, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Student
• Residence: 1931, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 60 Fermanagh Ave
• Occupation: 1940, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Cart C.P.
• Residence: 1946, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; 1946 Bloor Street Apt. 14, High Park
• Residence: 1965, Oakville, Halton Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada

Notes:

Birth:
Year is based on Gord remembering he was about 3 years younger than him

Died:
Cancer

Robert married Alice Jean CARPENTER on 16 May 1942 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Alice (daughter of Thomas CARPENTER and Alice) was born on 22 Mar 1915; died on 10 Jun 2009 in Ailsa Craig, Ontario, Canada; was buried on 24 Jun 2009 in Oakville, Halton Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 9E9B4E53F94449FABECB67847B6C8C10517F

Notes:

Buried:
Plot N Section 11 Lot # 8

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 58D88DBA80AE4B33BDA4D907F054FB12B5E4
• Residence: 1921, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; 23 10 Bladson Street

Notes:

Left first wife when children were young

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Grace CORSON. Elizabeth was born on 22 Oct 1911 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; died on 7 Nov 1976 in Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Marian Lee IDLER. Marian and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: EBB7B9CB648E48D7B7BC0216024877A427C7
• Residence: 1921, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; 23 10 Bladson Street

Notes:

Known as Ross
Possible death 1847

Died:
7 Trafalfar Street

Family/Spouse: Gwen. Gwen and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: BABDB0315CDF41F2BDA4BCEDB91BAED42693
• Occupation: CEO of Carling Black Label and Pilsner Beers
• Residence: 1921, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; 23 10 Bladson Street

Harry married Muriel Helen ALCHIN on 13 Aug 1938 in Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada. Muriel was born about 1914 in Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: CB61C08C1B0D4EB9A511DFE4F4A14FACB0A5
• Residence: 1921, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; 23 10 Bladson Street

Family/Spouse: Marjorie Evelyn CHAPMAN. Marjorie and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 028157234535432ABAC57CE8CF301D02E57E

Notes:

Birth:
1387 Queen Street

Family/Spouse: Rosalie Ann Edith JACKSON. Rosalie (daughter of Maunsell Bowers JACKSON, II and Muriel Constance Mary HOOPER) was born on 18 Feb 1917 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; died on 29 Sep 1991 in Lindsay, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Howard married Jean Lorena MARTIN on 18 Oct 1945 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. Jean was born on 17 Mar 1914 in Ontario, Canada; died on 5 Jan 1999 in Oshawa, Durham Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: F98A283BC66944F586C9E0DA47B26CC884E8
• Education: Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; University of Toronto
• Occupation: 1947, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Began career as newspaper reporter for Globe and Mail
• Occupation: 1947-1951; Manager, news bureaus for British United Press News Service
• Occupation: 1951-1961, Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States; Worked for International Federation of Agricultural Producers, Washington D.C., director of information and representative at United Nations
• Occupation: 1961-1964; Freelance journalist
• Occupation: 1964-1968, Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States; Correspondent, CBC, Washington D.C.
• Occupation: 1968-1978, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Director of information programming, CBC Radio and Television in Toronto, and director of television news and current affairs
• Occupation: 1978-1988, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Chief correspondent and anchor, The National
• Occupation: Aft 1988; Senior correspondent and anchor, News in Review and Sunday Report
• Occupation: 28 Nov 1992, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada; Anchor of CBC's documentary programm Witness
• Obituary: 28 May 2014; Globe and Mail

Notes:

TELEVISION SERIES

1960-64 Inquiry (expert on American views) 1966-67 This Week (host) 1978-88 The National (newsreader) 1976-88 CTV National News 1988- News in Review 1988- Witness

PUBLICATIONS

History on the Run: The Trenchcoat Memoirs of a Foreign Correspondent. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1984.

Times to Remember. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1986.

Prime Time at Ten: Behind the Camera Battles of Canadian TV Journalism. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1987.

Kennedy and Diefenbaker: Fear and Loathing Across the Undefended Border. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1990.

Visions of Canada. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1991.

Knowlton Nash's The Microphone Wars. (Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1994)

NASH, KNOWLTON

Canadian Broadcast Journalist

One of the most recognizable personalities in Canadian television, Knowlton Nash inhabits a truly unique space in news and public affairs broadcasting. Nash began his career in journalism at an early age working in the late 1940s as a copy editor for the wire service British United Press. In three short years Nash worked in Toronto, Halifax and later Vancouver, where he assumed the position of writer and bureau chief for the wire service. Soon thereafter Nash and his young family moved to Washington where after a few years working for the International Federation of Agricultural producers he began writing regular copy for the Windsor Star, Financial Post, and Vancouver Sun.

By 1958 Nash had become a regular correspondent for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) Washington bureau, where in years to come he would interview key heads of state, including a succession of American presidents. For Canadians Nash became a familiar face abroad during the heady days of the Cuban missile crisis, the war in Vietnam and the assassinations of the Kennedy brothers. Nash's international reports in many respects symbolized the growth and reach of the CBC's news departments over the globe.

In the early 1970s Nash accepted an appointment by the CBC as head of news and information programming. For many Canadians, however, Nash is universally recognized and respected for his work as anchor for the CBC's evening news program The National. In 1978 Nash played a pivotal role in transforming The National into a ratings success for Canada's public broadcaster. Four years later Nash and The National solidified its place in the nation's daily routine when--against all traditions--it moved to the 10:00 P.M. time slot and added an additional half-hour news analysis segment entitled The Journal.

In April of 1988, after ten years as anchor, Nash retired from The National. Benefiting from his unmatched wealth of experience in Canadian television journalism Nash has taken on a number of projects since his so-called retirement. He periodically anchors the Friday and Saturday broadcasts of The National as well as the Sunday evening news program Sunday Report. Furthermore, Nash anchors both the CBC educational series News in Review and the highly acclaimed weekly documentary series Witness. On top of his duties in the field of electronic broadcasting and journalism, Knowlton Nash has written a number of books, some quite controversial, on the history of broadcasting at the CBC.

-Greg Elmer

http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/N/htmlN/nashknowlto/nashknowlto.htm

Nash, Knowlton (1927- )

Born in Toronto on November 18th 1927, Knowlton Nash first got into the news business during World War II as a paperboy when he was only ten. He later became a part-time sports reporter for the Globe and Mail, until joining British United Press in 1947, for whom he served as Bureau Manager in Halifax, Vancouver and Toronto. In 1951 he went to Washington D.C. as Director of Information for the International Federation of Agricultural Producers, a job which gave him his first real taste of international travel, taking him frequently to Paris, Rome, London, New York, Africa and Latin America. He also represented the organization at the United Nations.

In 1956, Knowlton began freelance reporting from Washington for the CBC, as well as for the Financial Post, Maclean's Magazine, and daily newspapers in Vancouver, Windsor and Halifax. He also hosted the CBC program "Newsmagazine", and numerous radio and TV news specials. In this capacity he travelled on assignment to all corners of the world, and then and in the ensuing years he interviewed five U.S. Presidents, and seven Canadian and four British Prime Ministers.

Knowlton was appointed Washington correspondent for the CBC in 1961. During his time in Washington, Knowlton was President of the Canadian Correspondents' Association, and of the CBC Foreign Correspondents' Association.

In 1969 he returned from Washington to Toronto, where he became Director of Information Programming for CBC Radio and Television, and in the mid-Seventies be became CBC's Director of Television News and Current Affairs. He held this position until 1978, when he was appointed Chief Correspondent and Anchor of the National. He retired from daily television news broadcasting at the end of November 1992.

In 1989 Knowlton was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada, and in 1998 he was made a Member of the Order of Ontario. In 1990 he was honoured with the President's Award of the Radio and Television News Directors' Association (RTNDA), and in 1995 he received the John Drainie Award "for distinguished contributions to broadcasting", and was named to the Canadian News Hall of Fame in 1996.

He was given Honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from University of Toronto (1993), Brock (1995), University of Regina (1996), and Loyalist College (1997). He was the Max Bell Professor at the University of Regina School of Journalism in 1992. He was Founding Chairman of the Canadian Journalism Foundation, Honorary Chairman of the Canadian Organisation for Development through Education, and Honorary Chairman of the Toronto Arts Foundation, and served as a member of the board of the Gordon Sinclair Foundation.

Knowlton authored several books - "The Swashbucklers - The Story of Canada's Battling Broadcasters", published in 2001, "History on the Run" (1984), "Times to Remember" (1986), "Prime Time at Ten" (1987), "Kennedy and Diefenbaker" (1990), "Visions of Canada" (1991), "The Microphone Wars" (1994), "Cue the Elephant" (1996) and "Trivia Pursuit" (1998).

Knowlton lives in Toronto and Naples, Florida, with his wife Lorraine Thomson.

Pip Wedge - April, 2002 http://www.rcc.ryerson.ca/ccf/personal/hof/nash_k.html

I'm Knowlton Nash: The Life and Times of Knowlton Nash

He sold his first newspaper at the age of eight, and never looked back. From Cold War Washington through the battlefields of Vietnam and into millions of Canadian homes each night, Knowlton Nash has had a window seat on the major stories of the past 50 years. I'm Knowlton Nash, charts Nash's singular path through the world of Canadian journalism.

The documentary, which includes interviews with Nash's colleagues Peter Mansbridge, Trina McQueen and Morley Safer, is a rare look at the man behind those famous glasses, a man who carefully guards his privacy. According to family and colleagues, Nash always put the story first. The journalist admits he has only recently learned to put his personal life ahead of his career, as a result of his fourth marriage to Lorraine Thomson.

Nash began his career in journalism covering Canada for the British United Press wire service - writing more than 4,000 articles. After a stint with CBC Radio in Washington, Nash jumped to the new medium of television and, before long, joined a select group of CBC foreign correspondents, reporting from hot spots around the globe and establishing the reputation of CBC Television News as among the world's best news services. Nash was one of the last people to interview Bobby Kennedy before his assassination in 1968, and tracked down Che Guevera in the cane fields of Cuba for an exclusive interview.

Nash has always been fascinated with power and politics, and indeed harboured political ambitions of his own. He moved into management at CBC, overseeing the expansion of CBC News and Current Affairs. In 1979, Nash raised eyebrows when he suggested himself for the anchor position at The National. It was an awkward fit at first, but soon Nash's reassuring presence and signature "Good Night" became a familiar sight on our television sets.

Nash left the anchor chair in 1992, stepping aside so CBC could offer the top job to Peter Mansbridge, who was considering an offer from CBS in New York. Even in his "retirement," Nash continues to work. He hosts the CBC documentary series Witness and has just completed his ninth book, Swashbucklers, a history of private broadcasting in Canada.

Original Air Date - October 16, 2001

http://www.cbc.ca/lifeandtimes/nash.html

Knowlton Nash Honoured by CODE With First-Ever Directors' Award for Literacy Promotion

Canadian Organization for Development through Education

JUNE 6, 2002 - 20:01 EDT TORONTO, ONTARIO--Canadian broadcasting icon Knowlton Nash was chosen tonight as the inaugural recipient of the Directors' Award for Literacy Promotion by the Canadian Organization for Development through Education (CODE).


Mr. Nash, surprised with the award while serving in his capacity as Honorary Chair at a CODE event, has been donating time and energy to CODE for nearly two decades. Board Chair Richard M. Evans said the directors felt recognition was long overdue. "When we needed support, you were there," said Mr. Evans in a moving tribute to the long-time CODE volunteer and patron.

"When we needed a voice, you were there. And when we needed guidance, you were always free with your time and your counsel, helping us make literacy a part of people's thoughts in Canada." Mr. Evans said the Directors' Award will be given to deserving candidates who match Mr. Nash's contributions to CODE, but - he confessed - "we've set the bar rather high by starting with you, Knowlton."

About CODE CODE is a not-for-profit organization that has been promoting education and literacy in the developing world for more than 40 years. CODE builds the bridge of literacy by developing partnerships that provide resources for learning, promote awareness and understanding, and encourage self-reliance.

CODE received the Government of Canada Literacy Innovation Award, the Jennie Mitchell "Celebrate Literacy" Award from the Ontario and International Reading Associations, and the International Prize for Literacy from the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

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HONO
DATE 1988
PLAC Order of Canada
DATE 1995
PLAC John Drainie Award


(Medical):Nash was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2002 but remained sanguine about the diagnosis, saying that many other people faced much greater challenges. "I can argue that I can get a couple of extra strokes in my golf game," he told the Toronto Star in 2006

Occupation:
Until 1947

Obituary:
Journalist Knowlton Nash, a tireless advocate for educational media
SIMON HOUPT
The Globe and Mail
Published Wednesday, May. 28 2014, 8:32 PM EDT
Last updated Thursday, May. 29 2014, 11:49 AM EDT

He was an eyewitness to world history; a globe-trotting pioneer who covered the tumult of the 1950s and 60s on TV, radio and in print; an executive who united a balkanized broadcaster; and a reassuring presence on the evening news: a Canadian Cronkite.

In the days since Knowlton Nash's death on May 24, at age 86 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, generations of Canadians have paid tribute to his unflappable nature, his modesty, his devotion to objectivity, his selflessness, and his almost unparalleled stamina. On Wednesday afternoon, friends, family, former colleagues and members of the public gathered at Toronto's Grace Church On-The-Hill for a funeral service overflowing with memories. Inevitably, some stories went untold.

Like the one about Sesame Street.

In the early 1970s, after he'd stepped away from reporting to head up CBC's information programming, Mr. Nash's bailiwick included children's television. Sesame Street, a new import, was popular, but he saw room for improvement. "We wanted to insert our own segments

Died:
STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA ON THE DEATH OF KNOWLTON NASH
Ottawa, Ontario
25 May 2014
Prime Minister Stephen Harper today issued the following statement after learning of the death of former CBC anchor Knowlton Nash:

"I was saddened today to learn of the death of Knowlton Nash, one of the icons of Canadian broadcast news.

"On behalf of all Canadians, Laureen and I offer our deepest condolences to his family and friends, including everyone at the CBC.

"Mr. Nash was a veteran newsman who spent 37 years with the CBC. During his time as anchor of The National, he became one of the country's most trusted and respected broadcast journalists, delivering the news every night to thousands of Canadian homes with insight, warmth and integrity. To many, he was a household figure.

"Mr. Nash received many honours for his journalistic excellence, including Officer of the Order of Canada, Member of the Order of Ontario, the President's Award of the Radio and Television News Directors' Association (RTNDA), the John Drainie Award for distinguished contributions to broadcasting, and being named to the Canadian News Hall of Fame.

"Mr. Nash's remarkable legacy includes the rich historical news archives he leaves behind, the many books he authored and the many journalists he helped to train. The nation mourns the loss of this iconic journalist."

Cyril married Kathleen May BARRON on 12 Aug 1949 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cyril married Alicia BANOS in Jul 1955. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Sylvia DE CUNHA. Sylvia was born on 14 Oct 1927 in Cathcart, , Lanark, Scotland; died in Feb 1982. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cyril married Lorraine THOMSON on 22 Apr 1982. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1921, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada; 758 McMillan Ave

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• Residence: 1921, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada; 758 McMillan Ave

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Buried:
Hatzic Cemetery, Fraser Valley, BC

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Margaret married John Robert Norman WRIGHT [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Sheila HUTCHINSON [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: Teacher
• Obituary: 10 Jan 2011; Toronto Star

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Obituary:
POLLEY, Peter John - On Saturday, January 8, 2011, during a beautiful winter morning, Peter John Polley quietly slipped off his mortal coil. A loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, he will sorely be missed by his wife Pamela, his children Jessica Polley and Robert Strizic, Tim Polley and Rachel Cantelon, Megan Polley and Paul Jeffrey, grandchildren Madison, Alexandra, Mirabel, and siblings Bill and Sheila Polley, Joan and John Wright and Bev and Peter Kovac. Peter was a treasured member of the teaching staff at York Mills Collegiate Institute for over 40 years where he was very proud to be both Head of the English Department and OSSTF Branch President. Peter was an inspiring teacher and a stalwart union activist with a deep commitment to social justice and to Ontario's public education system. He was adored by his students, relied upon by his colleagues, trusted and venerated by his local union executive, and highly respected by the members of management with whom he worked over the years. Peter had a great love for language, and a keen interest in books, films, art, music nature, animals and hockey. Friends may call the Murray E. Newbigging Funeral Home, 733 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Toronto, 416-489-8811, with visitation on Tuesday, January 11, 2011 from 4-8 p.m. Funeral Service at St. John's York Mills Anglican Church, 19 Don Ridge Dr., Toronto, on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 3 p.m. Cremation. The family will be holding a celebration of life at a future date. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your favourite charity. 'It is not the length of life, but depth of life.' - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Published in the Toronto Star from January 10 to January 11, 2011

Family/Spouse: Pamela Joy PIVNICK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Peter KOVACH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Bobby HACKETT

Family/Spouse: June. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1976, Malahat, , British Columbia, Canada; Malahat Bungalows, Malahat Drive
• Cremated: 3 Nov 1976, Victoria, , British Columbia, Canada; Royal Oak Crematorium

Notes:

Man dies in collision of logging truck, car

A 25-year-old man was killed instantly when the car he was driving collided with a logging truck at about 11:45 a.m. Thursday on the Malahat Drive, just south of the Malahat Chalet, 16 miles north of Victoria. Dead is Donald Gordon Polley of the Malahat Bungalows, Malahat, a single man whose father lives in Toronto. Colwood RCMP said Polley was travelling north when his car crossed the centre line of the highway and collided with a fully-loaded logging truck travelling south. RCMP said the impact tore the left rear wheel of the truck's tractor part off the axle. Polley's vehicle, a Volkswagen Rabbit, spun around and came to rest facing south. It was demolished. Driver of the logging truck, Louis Reginald Shreenan of Shawnigan Lake, was not injured. Daily Colonist October 29th 1976


Death Crash

A 25-year-old Malahat resident is dead following a spectacular smash with a loaded logging truck near the Malahat Chalet Thursday morning, just 200 yards from his home. Donald Gordon Polley, formerly of Toronto and a resident of the Malahat Bungalow, was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. His Volkswagen Dasher slammed into the rear wheels of the truck after he had narrowly missed a head-on-collision. Truck driver Louis Reginald Shreean of Shawnigan Lake escaped serious injury in the 11:45 a.m. crash. Polley was travelling north at the time of the accident. The Malahat Chalet is 16 miles north of Victoria. The Victorian October 29th 1976

Christened:
Church of the Epiphany

Cremated:
Funeral Director: McCall Brothers Funeral Directoris Ltd

Died:
Car Accident 11:45am

Buried:
Glendale Memorial Gardens, Ressurection Gardens, 1810 Albion Road Lot 705-A4

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• Address: Address:
  Lynn May POLLEY
• Education: Associate of Theology at Thorneloe Unversity
• Religion: Christian, Anglican
• Residence: Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada
• Residence: Newmarket, York County, Ontario, Canada
• Residence: Port Carling, Ontario, Canada
• Residence: Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
• Residence: Scherpenzeel, , Gelderland, Netherlands; Voskuilerdijk
• Residence: 11 Aug 1977, Newmarket, York County, Ontario, Canada; 113 Beswck Drive

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Birth:
Women's College Hospital 8lbs

Died:
Died at home

Buried:
Ashes were spread and a willow tree planted by the campfire circle by the lake

Lynn married Peter Andrew RYELAND [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Family/Spouse: Ron. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Alt. Birth: 1946

Notes:

Died:
Pancreas Cancer

Family/Spouse: Brian YAWNEY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Christa Maria KURIL [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Bradley married Michele Madeleine [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Living in Colorado

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Living in Colorado

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Living in Canada

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Family/Spouse: John N THURESON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: HENDERSON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Kirsten MILLER. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Susan. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: David Bradley BIBBY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Susan married Mark BEVINGTON [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Lisa ARSENAULT [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

David married Diana Lynn SANSOM [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Steven married Heather SHOOPMAN [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Heather married Gary PIGEAU [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Robert Douglas STRIZIC. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Timothy married Rachel Colleen CANTELON [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Family/Spouse: Michelle. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Timothy married Elana Kathrine Kinnear VIRBALL [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Jonathan married Erin Jean Kathleen MCEWEN [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Sarah married Neil Douglas ETIENNE [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Steven married Alyssa BEAUCHAMP [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Sarah JUDD. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Charla. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: John NOBLE. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Private. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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(Medical):Delivered at 23 weeks due to poor placenta development which caused Elana's health to suffer and to go into Hospital in Parry Sound on the morning of December 31st 2003. She was airlifted via helicopter that day to Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto to be treated by specialists. On January 6th 2004 Elana's health had continued to worsen and it was determined that Faith had no chance to live due to the placenta problems. Elana was induced and delivered Faith at 6:00pm on January 7th 2004, she weighed only 400 grams at birth. She passed away in her mothers arms shortly after delivery.

Birth:
23 weeks into the pregnancy, Delivered 6:00pm

Christened:
Lynn Ryeland - Registered in Thunder Bay by Rev. Judie Cooper

Buried:
By her father Timothy Ryeland at the Kinnear Cottage

Family/Spouse: Private. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]