Dorothy MAWSON

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• _AMTID: 310113776702:1030:113411951
• _UID: B0D94A16F6CC43A498889A41B1E9E2B6BFE1

Dorothy married Glenn BATESHamilton, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Robert BATES
2. David BATES
3. Byron BATES

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• _AMTID: 310113776700:1030:113411951
• _UID: 725329419DC44F958586618445699F15C6F1

Jackson married Agnes Eleanor Dalrymple TELFER in 1941 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Agnes (daughter of George Edward Telfer and Janet (Jenny) Dalrymple) was born on 26 May 1919 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; died in Feb 1979 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Feb 1997 in Woodland Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _AMTID: 310113776598:1030:113411951
• _UID: 9ADA2463132D4EF98308A8ABCA88CD0B8A01

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• _AMTID: 310113776594:1030:113411951
• _UID: EE7633D79E9C480599A7936E3D2738DBAD3D
• Occupation: 22 Jan 1901, London England; Page at Queen Victoria's funeral.
• Religion: From 1914 to 1958, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Church of England
• Occupation: Jul 1914, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Coachman
• Military: Abt 1917, France

Notes:

Was married by Rev. E. Sheppard, Methodist at 386 John Street N., Hamilton. Age 27, residing at 25 Simcoe West Hamilton, (p.o.b.)England. Witnesses to wedding were James Jardine (his stepbrother) and Mrs. E. Sheppard (the minister's wife).

Occupation:
His father owned a livery, which was how he might have gotten this "Job".

Occupation:
G. E. Telfer was a page at Queen Victoria's funeral 22 January 1901

Military:
Served in "Banti Corp" Canadian Expeditionary Force.Reg. 150 #273451Accession 1992-93/166 Box 9563-37

Buried:
Conversations - June 2000 with Lila Gledhill, Clara Vincent, Betty Codispodi and Jean Telfer at home of Jean Telfer, Hamilton.

George married Janet (Jenny) Dalrymple on 2 Jul 1914 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Janet (daughter of David Dalrymple and Mary Jane Darge) was born on 24 May 1890 in Glasgow, Scotland; died on 21 Apr 1976 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; was buried after 21 Apr 1976 in White Chapel Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _AMTID: 310113776592:1030:113411951
• _UID: F89C89F6365C4EFDAEB9E717BD256E14B9BC
• Residence: From 24 May 1890 to 1891, Glasgow, Scotland; 23 Florence Street
• Census: Dec 1891, Glasgow, Scotland
• Residence: Dec 1891, Glasgow, Scotland; 23 Florence Street
• Misc: 24 May 1900, Glasgow, Scotland; Given "keeper" for her 10th birthday
• Emigration: Abt 1910, Glasgow, Scotland
• Religion: 2 Jul 1914, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Baptist

Notes:

Janet probably lived there from birth until her father's death in 1901. She told of a childhood memory there, of a collie who was a "fire dog" at the nearby fire station. The dog's story was told in a children's book by Terhune.

Residence:
Janet probably lived there from birth until her father's death in 1901. She told of a childhood memory there, of a collie who was a "fire dog" at the nearby fire station. The dog's story was told in a children's book by Terhune.

Misc:
Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26

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• _AMTID: 310113776578:1030:113411951
• _UID: 985825E7652C4644A782200CDCE465EF80C0
• Residence: 1901, Clapham, London, England; Relation to Head of House: Head
• Arrival: 1906
• Residence: 1 Jun 1921, Ancaster Township, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Head

James married Mary SHARP about 1884 in Aldershot, England. Mary (daughter of SHARP and Sharp) was born in 1852 in Sterling, Scotland; died on 18 Jan 1921 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; was buried after 18 Jan 1921 in Grove Cemetery, Dundas, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Physical Description: having a beautiful singing voice
• _AMTID: 310113776582:1030:113411951
• _UID: 8909A259C4124CEC8B05A2FB8C6A0C31FB97
• EVENT: 1880, Aldershot, England

Notes:

Birth:
1852 is on Jean Telfer's notes. 1855 calculates from date of death.

EVENT:
"John Jardine was a draper - he travelled around in his work and while returning to London one night there was an accident in a very band snowstorm and his back was injured. I understand he died from these injuries and Mary Sharp Jardine was left a young widow. She went out to work, but details are missing." Jean BRYANT Telfer

Buried:
Marker states: Mary TELFER died Jan. 18 1921 aged 66

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• Occupation: Glasgow, Scotland; Cabinetmaker
• _AMTID: 310113776587:1030:113411951
• _UID: D9BB1C8854664AC9AE7C841D2479C3285862
• Birth: 21 Aug 1836, Ceres, fifeshire
• Residence: 1851, Ceres, Fife, Scotland; Relationship: Son
• Residence: Bef 27 Jun 1879, Glasgow, Scotland; 166 Hospital Street
• Census: 1891, Glasgow, Scotland
• Residence: Dec 1891, Glasgow, Scotland; 23 Florence Street

Notes:

Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:

Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.
You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way first
I had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on.
--------------------------------------
Grandpa David Dalrymple
married Mary Darge
He was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.
Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.
You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.
2001/11/26

Occupation:
Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26

Died:
see Source re: conversation with Telfer sisters - date of death as '1900"also:Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26

David married Mary Jane Darge on 27 Jun 1879 in District of Calton, Scotland. Mary (daughter of John DARGE and Mary CONNELL) was born in 1857 in Bridgeton, Scotland; died in 1896 in Glasgow, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _AMTID: 310113776590:1030:113411951
• _UID: 17E65795A072495EBC6CEE24F8716B02B2F2
• Residence: Bef 27 Jun 1879, Bridgeton, Scotland; 68 Main Street
• Census: 1891, Glasgow, Scotland
• Residence: Dec 1891, Glasgow, Scotland; 23 Florence Street

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Married:
The Wedding Certificate of David Dalrymple and Mary Jane DargeDated June 27, 1879 in the District of Calton.David: Aged 41, Cabinet Maker 166 Hospital StreetFather: Hugh Dalrymple (Deceased ) A Wood SawyerMother: Elizabeth HalliburtonMary Jane: Aged 22 - Power Loom Weaver 68 Main Street, BridgetonFather: John Darge - A JoinerMother: Mary McConnel (Deceased)Witnesses: George Law John Telfer Annie Telfer