Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Margaret Sarah KOTCHAPAW[1]
1918 - 1991 (72 years)-
Name Margaret Sarah KOTCHAPAW [1, 2] Birth 10 Oct 1918 Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada 
[1] Gender Female _UID 688558B7C69E47CAA176C6A4A3C0E7E622F2 Death Mar 1991 Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada [1] Burial Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada Person ID I19106 Ryeland Family Tree Last Modified 19 Apr 2024
Father William Gorsline KOTCHAPAW, b. 28 Jul 1891, Picton, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada d. 5 Oct 1971, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada (Age 80 years) Mother Bessie Alison BROWN, b. 14 Jun 1894, Toronto, , Ontario, Canada d. 7 May 1965, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada (Age 70 years) Marriage 23 Dec 1916 Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada Family ID F5887 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Dr. Robert Walker MACNEIL, b. 27 Apr 1917, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada d. 13 May 1992, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada (Age 75 years) Marriage 16 Jul 1943 Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada Children 1. Martha Lyle MACNEIL, b. 4 Jul 1944, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada d. 2 Jul 2014 (Age 69 years)2. Robert William MACNEIL Family ID F12412 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Nov 2014
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Birth - 10 Oct 1918 - Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada 
Marriage - 16 Jul 1943 - Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada Death - Mar 1991 - Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada Burial - - Winnipeg, , Manitoba, Canada = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - Margaret was the responsible oldest child that helped her mother organize the others to get the house work done. She became a WREN in WWII.
After her marriage, she raised two children and assisted her husband with the bookkkeping side of his pracice as a General Practioner MD who took mainly children as patients.
Margaret enjoyed golf at the St Charles Country Club and she loved to garden both at her home and later at the cottage in Lac du Bonnet. She was very enthusiatic and loved to laugh.
- Margaret was the responsible oldest child that helped her mother organize the others to get the house work done. She became a WREN in WWII.
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