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Cowzer Collection
or Cowser, Couser, Couzer
and birthday book - includes dates of death as well
several newspaper clippings of deaths, marriages and articles.
  
  
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1) 9?th Belfast Brownie Pack 1st Prize Presented to Doreen Cowzer for
Attendance. A. Marshall (Tawny Owl) other names written inside Helen
McCardle & Bertha Cowzer, 76 Knock Eden Park
2) Pocket Testament League Membership Card Name: Doreen Norah Cowzer, 3
Rosetta Park, Belfast - 76 Knock Eden Park, Belfast
The Thomas A. Kempis Birthday Book
and many clippings
15th January ~ William Watson
Cowzer 15/1/1908 Died Australia 21.4.1985
16th January ~ E. Pollock passed away 16th January 1947
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1) Pollock - Jan. 16, in hospital, Edith (late 11 Caithness
Rd., Allerton). Funeral from 35 Netherton Rd., on Monday next;
interment at Anfield Cemetery at 11. (Flowers to T. Porter and Sons,
Park Rd., Dingle)
also - Rimmer - Jan. 15, in hospital, aged 26 years, John
(Jack), dearly-beloved husband of Minnie and darling daddy of Carol.
Funeral arrangements later. - 5 Clayton Rd.
2) Captain William Watson Born Leeds 17-1-1832 - 9-3-1897 (Married)
2nd or 3rd Wife Rebecca 20-11-1852 - 19-4-1930 in Canada. Married
Children Born Brookfield Bangor. Dollie 1875-1950, Thomasina 1876,
Mabel 1961, Alice-Maud 1880, Bertha 1965, Willie 1849-1882, Bob
1959, Alicia 1970, Lois-Eunice 1889, Olive 1918, Grace.
20th January ~ Doreen Cowzer 1917
25th January ~ Mrs. M. A. Cosgrove passed away 25/1/36
1st February ~ Dollie Watson 1950
2nd February ~ Susan Cowzer born 2/2/45 "Grannies Lovely Snowdrop"
3rd February ~ Evelyn
 
Watson - February 1, 1950, at her residence, 62 Knockbreda
Park, Rebecca C. M. (Dollie), eldest daughter of the late Captain
and Mrs. William Watson (Bangor), and dearly-loved sister of Bertha
Cowzer and Alicia Watson. Funeral (private) from above address
to-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., to Dundonald Cemetery. No flowers, by
request.
also Watt - February 1, 1950 (suddenly), at a Private
Hospital, Leicester, Samuel Alexander Watt, dearly-loved husband of
? 18th February ~ John
Cowzer 18/2/05 Died Australia 1984 Edward Hughes died
1895
25th February ~ Karen Doreen (O'Connor) 25.2.64 G. G. Daughter
26th February ~ Sarah Hull, Turkington
28th February ~ William Watson 28th, Died in Sydney, Australia N.S.W.
22nd December 1949
2nd March ~ Bertha & Richard Married 2/3/04 25th Anniversary 2/3/29
Mountpottinger M. Church
6th March ~ J. J. Cowzer died 6/3/35 Margaret Cotter (I
assume she was born on the 6th). died 30/6/46
9th March ~ J. Hughes died 9/3/32 W. Watson died 9/3/1897
10th March ~ Bertha Cowzer died 1965 86th year
also Hawthorne - March 9, 1932, at her residence, 229
Spamount Street, Margaret, beloved wife of John Hawthorne. Funeral
on to-morrow (Saturday), at 2 p.m., to Carnmoney. Deeply regretted.
Hughes - March 9, 1932, at Nursing Home, Belfast, Janie,
daughter of the late Edward and Maria Hughes, of Inch, Downpatrick.
Funeral from the residence of her nephew, Richard Cowzer, 10 Farnham
Road, Bangor, to family burying-ground, Inch, Downpatrick, on
to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
also Jamison - March 11, 1932, at the Hospital, Lisburn Road,
Catherine, dearly-beloved wife of Thomas Jamison, 46 Mayflower
Street. Interment notice later.
also Johnston - March 10, 1932, at her residence (Mary?)
22nd March ~ M. Cosgrove
25th March ~ Thomas Cowzer passed away very suddenly 25/3/56 buried at
Hounslow, Middlesex
31st March ~ Olive Gertrude Watson 31/3/1918 at rest?
1st April ~ J. Hughes
2nd April ~ William Craig Watson 3/4/20 or 70
4th April ~ G. B. Watson 1893 Easter Lynette Grace Farr 1943
1918:
Watson - March 31, at the residence of her mother, 23 Ardenlee
Drive, Belfast, Olive Gertrude, dearly-beloved daughter of the late
Captain W. Watson, Bangor. Funeral strictly private. No flowers.
"With Christ"
also In Memoriam: Douglas - In loving memory of my dear
husband, Nicholas Douglas, who departed this life April 2, 1917, at
Bryansford. Ever remembered by his sorrowing Wife, Annie Douglas
Johnston - In loving memory of R. T. Johnston, who entered into rest
at his brother's residence, 32 Fitzroy Avenue, April 2, 1911, and
was interred in the City Cemetery. Deeply regretted. James
Johnston 8th
April ~ Rebecca C. M. Watson (Dollie) passed away 1/2/50
13th April ~ Maria Hughes died 13/4/1896
16th April ~ H. H. Cowzer & Doreen Watson married 1938 London,
Southgate
19th April ~ (Rebecca Watson) Mother went "Home" very suddenly
Easter Saturday 1930
10th May ~ Bertha Cowzer 1879 Christopher George Henry
'60 I gave my heart to the Lord July 26, 1889
A Son was born today 10th May 1961 to Doreen Norah & George O'Connor
11th May ~ G. G. Son
Christopher m Paula 1991
17th May ~ R. Cowzer went Home 13/7/44 187?
30th May ~ Bertha McKay Watson Passed away 30/6/50
27th June ~ Jane Frances Kyle 1947
29th June ~ Doreen M. Cowzer m George A. O'Connor, Knock Methodist
Church 1960
13th July ~ Richard John Cowzer passed away M.C. 1944
15th July ~ "Grannies Lovely Dove" Cowzer - July 15, 1940, at
Johnstone House, to Doreen, wife of H. H. Cowzer; M.P.S. - a
daughter. Doreen Norah.
19th July ~ Sarah Pollock died 19/7/23
21st July ~ Olive Muriel Watson 1918 Dolly Pollock died
21/7/20
26th July ~ Lois Eunice Watson died 26/7/89
29th July ~ Dad Henry Hughes Cowzer 29.7.86 - 3.8.11 (age 25?)
or are those dates the other way round and he was (75?) 1911 - 1986?
3rd August ~ A. E. Cowzer passed away 3/8/52 Henry
Hughes Cowzer 3/8/11
8th August ~ L. Pearston
Kyle - Watson - On August 17, 1922, at St. Margaret's Anglican
church, Wynyard, Sask., Grace Balfour Watson, of Belfast, Ireland,
and Mrs. Watson of Winnipeg, to William Kyle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alec. Kyle, Winnipeg. Belfast papers please copy.
27th August ~ Dorothy Cowzer
29th August ~ John (Jack) Cowzer, Australia 1984
20th September ~ G. McD. Turkington 1933
23rd September ~ George Arthur O'Connor B. 23.9.38
29th September ~ Alfred Cotter
3rd October ~ 1885 Alicia M. S. Watson
10th October ~ Alicia Watson 1885 1970
Watson - October 10, 1970 (suddenly), at Newcastle, Co. Down, Alicia
Margaret Stewart (Allie), late of 13, Rosetta Parade. Service
to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 a.m., in Haypark Baptist Church. Funeral
afterwards to Dundonald Cemetery. Funeral strictly private.
18th October ~ Annie Elizabeth Craig Watson
1916
21st October ~ Margaret Cowzer, wife of A. E. Cowzer 21/10/49
Maria Cowzer died Sunday 1934
Cowzer - October 21, 1934, at her residence, 22 Osborne Park,
Bangor, Maria, beloved wife of John Cowzer. Funeral to Inch,
Downpatrick, to-morrow (Tuesday), 23rd at 12 o'clock.
28th October ~ Bessie Graham went Home
Robert McD. Watson passed away 2/1/59
3rd November ~ Willie & "Bert" married 1919
15th November ~ Isabel Watson Cook
18th November ~ George T. Cosgrove
20th November ~ Rebecca Watson
22nd November ~ Miss A. Reid passed away 1958
29th November ~ Andrew Watson O'Connor B. 29.11.67 G. G. Son
9th December ~ Olive Gertrude Watson born 18 died Mar 31 1918
Watson - William - December 22, 1949 (suddenly), at his residence,
85 West Street, Balgowlah, William Watson (late 13th Batt., 1st
A.I.F.), dearly beloved husband of Bertha Watson, aged 66 years. At
rest. Privately cremated. Northern Suburbs Crematorium. December 23,
1949.
Cotter - December 22, at Miss Webb's Nursing Home, to Alfred and
Margaret Cotter - a daughter Nóelle
Watson went to Methodist College 5/9/23
Jack joined S.S. "Miami" Birkenhead Sat. 22/1/21
Elders & Fyffes till 25/6/21
"Nicoys" 26/6/21 till one trip in "Manistie" & then back to Nicoya"
till Nov. 12 1923.
Leave till Dec. 22nd. S.S. Barranca 24/12/24
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1) Mrs. Rebecca Watson, 501 Lipton Street, announces the engagement
of her youngest daughter, Grace Balfour, to Mr. William Kyle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kyle, Winnipeg. The wedding will take place
August 17, at Wynyard, Sask.
also Miss Rose and Sadie McDonald have returned to the city
after spending a few days with Mrs. Maylen and family at....
2) Marriages. Kyle - Watson - On August 17, 1922, at St. Margaret's
Anglican Church, Wynyard, Sask., Grace Balfour Watson, daughter of
the late Capt. Wm. Watson, of Belfast, Ireland, and Mrs. Watson of
Winnipeg, to William Kyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Kyle, Winnipeg.
Belfast papers please copy.
Diary 1936 owned by B. Cowzer, 10 Farnham Park, Bangor
mostly just day to day stuff, weather, shopping but also some birthdays,
deaths, marriages, etc.
I won't type it all out but I will skip through each page and if I spot
anything important I'll include it
mention of a very frail Mrs. Cosgrove, also Harry & Doreen, Richard. Rev, H.
M. Watsons Mother died this morning.
Letter from Pauline & Alicia & Elsie Cowzer. Rev. Graham Scroggie. 9th Jan
1936 very severe storm, much damage done & loss of life at sea. Richard, D.
& W, & I went up to see Mr. Cosbie at T. G. Hospital. Watsons 28th birthday
(15th)
Letters from Alf & Alicia. Wrote Dollie. King George has a cold. Kind very
ill. King died 11.55 20th Jan 1936. Letter from Mrs. Stewart, South Africa.
New King Edward 8th. Mrs. Cooper very frail. Died 6.50 25th Jan 1936. Met
Mrs. McCleery in Main St. and took her home to Crawfordsburn. Called to Mrs.
Morrow for fresh eggs. All well at Ballyblack. Harry went to interview
Directors of Shaw & Jamison, & was approved, assistant dispenser/compounder.
Called to see Mr. & Mrs. Cotter. Called to see Mrs. Wilson. Watson played
badminton at Epworth Hall. Wrote Pauline. Richard drove to Greenmount
College for day old chickens. My temperature is 101.2 not feeling very well.
18th Feb. Jack's birthday. Went to see Sadie Cosgrove. Went to see Aunt
Kate, her son E. Parkinson died in R.V.H. Aunt C. had to leave, very ill
with Bronchitis. 28th Feb. W. Watsons, birthday N.S.W. Wrote T. Cowzer re E.
Parkinsons death. Mr. Ball went with is to the farm, sis the usual cooking &
baking. 1st Bangor first congregation. Went to see Harken family. Called to
see Mrs. Turtle?
Went to Strandtown saw Sadie. Anniversary of Grandfathers death 6th Mar.
Dorothy & Watson discuss future of 61 Onslow Parade. Mrs. Cotter is ill in
bed. Anniversary of my fathers? death, also Aunt J. Hughes? Harry not very
well. Dr. Ca?lier called to give Rd. injection for Rheumatism. Ina Robinson
called. Mrs. Watson has been ill. Mr. & Mrs. Boddin? called. Called to see
Victor McWilliams' mother. Sadie & I walked up to the Abbey to visit Aunties
grave, had walk round the shore.
Went to Crossgar to see Mr. Tom Hughes who is very ill.
Richard, Jack, Dorothy & Evelyn went to city, R. & J. to buy horse. Finished
Jacket for Bessie Morrow. Went to visit Mr. & Mrs. Douglas, Ballyholme
Esplanade. Coldest Easter on record. Mr. Hughes very much failed. Baby?
Turkington does not look well. Secured the little cottage for Sadie for
June. Bought little Silver Cup for Baby Cunningham, went to see Mrs. J??
Cunningham & 2 babies, Mrs. S. Cunn. called. At Ballyblack helping in potato
field.
Went out to Ballyblack after tea, Richard told me on the way out that he was
going to send me to the States to see the girls. What a joyful surprise. I
could hardly restrain my tears, he had been to see Mr. Douglas of McCalla's
about me going. My birthday 10th May. Stuart Ball had an operation for
appendicitis. Harry in bed, cold in chest, Dr. Bradley came to see him.
16th May 1936 trip to states 25th May. back home 6th July continues below
back home again
Mrs. Armstrong is ill. Mrs. Hamilton, Clifton Road is ill. Letter from Miss
Pearston. Went to Scrabo, car had 2 punctures.
Had afternoon tea at the Slieve Donard Hotel. Mr. & Mrs. Woodley, Australia
came to tea. Richard changed the Alvis car to a Morris 16. Harry's 25th
birthday 3rd Aug. Letter from Mrs. MacGreggor. American Address.
Notes: King George 5th died 20th January 1936.
Mrs. M. A. Cosgrove died 25th January after 23 months illness, passed
peacefully Home 5.50 a.m. Sat. morning.
E. Parkinson died 26th? Feb. in Royal Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Morrison's Sisters' home near Mrs. Smiths.
Mrs. Smith, 10 Jackson Street, Stapleton, S.I., New York
L. Maxwell, Edenwood, New Canaan, U.S.A. Conn.?
Mr. A. Gilmour, Hugenot Park, Statin Island.
Mrs. Joseph Hunter, 51 Victoria Road, Sydenham, Belfast.
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1) J. Conolly, Scrabo House, Bangor
2) H. Cowzer, Ballyvernot, Bangor Henry Cowzer No. 24
3) Bertha Cowzer. Dundonald. 1 Mch. '06 Gloria, Earl of
Mornington
4) March 31st 1918 Sabbath night. Our love is in Heaven, went home at 10 o'c
Mrs. Cowser here. R.W.
5) James Beatty Quigg or Twigg from Granny Beatty July 1942
6) 'To mark your page'
7) Belfast Telegraph, Aug. 15, '52 Princess spent 'thrilling house' in
cathedral. The Dean of Derry (Very Rev. L. R. Lawrenson, M.A.) who conducted
the Princess Royal over Derry's ancient Cathedral during her recent visit to
the city, has received a personal letter from Her Royal Highness, thanking
him for sending to her the wording of the inscription on the Browning-Baker
tablet in which she expressed an interest. Her Royal Highness, while in the
Cathedral, had expressed a wish to have a copy of the inscription. Another
letter on behalf of the Princess Royal states that the Dean's impromptu
organ recital, which included the Londonderry Air, crowned the delights of a
thrilling hour for Her Royal Highness.
8) 1888 Belfast Royal Academy. Session 1952-53 Prize awarded to A. Lucas,
English French Mathematics & Latin. IV Darbyshire, Principal
9) 21/12/35 with hea?ist wishes form a most happy Christmas, ?
   
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1) Death of Rev. George R. Wedgwood, 101 Malone Avenue, Belfast
2) back of #1 Schools
3) Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Society Quarterly Ticket 1874 Hughes, Cowzer
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5) New Years Day 1920 Wishing Mrs. Watson a very Happy New Year. From
J. W. I.
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1) 26th May 1927 Founder of C.E. Dies. Rev. Francis E. Clark (photo) -
Crooks February 6, at her residence Farm Cottage, Larne, Annie, wife ....
Crooks - Kyle, Watson, on August 17, 1922 at St. Margaret's Anglican church.
Wynyard, Sask., Grace Balfour Watson, daughter of the late Capt. Wm. Watson,
of Belfast, Ireland, and Mrs. Watson on Winnipeg, to William Kyle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Kyle, Winnipeg. Belfast papers please copy. - What is
probably the oldest known advertisement was inserted in an English newspaper
of Dec. 13, 1695, by a ship captain seeking an apprentice. - Smiley, March
25, 1927m at his residence, 8 Albert Street, Bangor, William, the beloved
husband of Agnes Smiley (in his 80th year). His remains will be removed for
interment in Old Abbey Churchyard, Bangor, on to-morrow (Sunday), at 4 p.m.
No flowers, by request. - Diamond Wedding. Montgomery, Gowdy, November 9,
1869, at the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Newtownards, by Rev. Dr. Newell,
Manchester, assisted by Rev. Robert Allen, Newtownards, Henry Montgomery,
Bangor, to Euphemia Annie, second daughter of R. T. Gowdy, Esq., Belfast, 5
Lower Crescent, Belfast. - Mountpottinger Loss. The death of Mrs. Robert
Thompson removes a link with the older generation of worshippers at
Mountpottinger. The sad event took place at her residence, Dundela Villa,
Strandtown. She was an estimable lady, and her late husband was for many
years circuit steward. His work and worth are perpetuated in the Thompson
Memorial Hall of the Pitt Street Mission. - Methodist Church Quarterly
Ticket June 1908 Rebecca Watson - Death of the Founder of the S.C.A. has
occurred at Tonbridge, Kent, of Miss Lucy Sophia Jane Deacon, a member of
the well-known family of bankers and the founder of the Soldiers' Christian
Association, which began as a small personal affair, in a few years
developed into an Empire-wide organisation, linking up soldiers' homes in
the majority of military stations in this country and in India. It is known
for its staunch adherence to the fundamentals of the Gospel, and for the
solid work it does among our men of the Army and Air Force. Miss Deacon was
the only woman on the committee, and during the war identified herself
whole-heartedly with the interests of the soldiers. She was also on the
committee of the Marylebone Female Protection Society, instituted by her
grand-father, Mr. John Deacon. Sep. 8, 1927 (photo) Miss Lucy Sophia Jane
Deacon. - In the course of a visit to the railway works, at Stratford, the
King inquired the age of an employee of more that 50 years' service. The
reply was: "I am 73 years old, sir." The Queen, noting the man's youthful
appearance, exclaimed, "73 years young, you mean!" The Rev. R. S. Lee, an
Irish Wesleyan minister, has three sons in the ministry. One is the Rev.
Wesley G. Lee, of Larne. The second is the Rev. Joseph Lee, of Barron,
Alberta. The third is pastor of Chestnut Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia.
Rev. R. S. Lee entered the ministry in 1869, and retired from active work in
1912. - Christian Endeavors' Founder-Chief is dead. Newton, Mass., May 26,
(AP) Rev. Francis E. Clark, 75, founder and president of the World Christian
Endeavour society, died at his home here Thursday, He had been ill for three
weeks. - C.P.R. Employee Dies, Cecil Robert Claydon (photo), chief clerk in
the office of the vice-president of the Canadian Pacific railway, Winnipeg,
who died Friday at his residence, 44 Lipton street. He came to Winnipeg in
1907 from England and entered the service of the C.P.R., serving under three
vice-presidents. - McKay, June 19, 1927, at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. E. J. Woodley, Melita, Tunks street, Bay Road, North Sydney, Ethel
Hilda, daughter of the late William McKay, in her 36th year. - Stewart,
January 14th, 1923, at her residence, Killowen, Lisburn, Alicia Margaret
Stewart, relict of the late Rev. Canon J. A. Stewart. Funeral arrangements
later. - McBurney, February 22, 1928, at 23 Holborn Avenue, Bangor, Sarah,
widow of the late Matthew McBurney. [McCardle, February 23, 1928, at his
residence, Red Brae, M?] - Sayers, September 3, 1928, at his residence,
Sunbrae, Knockbreda Road, Cregagh, Belfast, Robert, youngest and last
surviving son of the late John Sayers, Redbraes, Carnlough, Co. Antrim. -
Clark, Mrs. Carrie Moore Clark, aged 72, who resided at 30 Union avenue,
N.E., died Sunday, March 31. She is survived by one daughter, Emma Clark.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Greenhoe's
Chapel. Interment in Fair Plains cemetery. - 1924 Black, March 23, at his
residence, 67 University Road, David Auld Black, in his 72nd year. Funeral
to Balmoral Cemetery to-morrow (Tuesday), 25th inst., at 11 o'clock. No
flowers. of Belfast Y.M.C.A. - [James McSorley] Nesbit, On Thursday, May 5,
1927, at her residence Farnham, Bangor, Co. Down, Martha, widow of the late
William Nesbit. Funeral private.
2) Armistice Day in Kimberley. CLICK to read full article, R. M.
Watson -
3) back of clipping #2 a couple of non local articles.
4) Bunting, March 24, 1930, at her residence, 4 Gainsborough Drive, York
Road, Susan, daughter of the late James and Margaret Bunting, formerly of
Banoge, Co. Down. Her remains will be removed from above address on
Wednesday, 26th March, at 10 a.m., to the Family Burying-ground, Maralin.
Funeral private, by request. Inserted by her loving Sister. Annie Beck -
Clarke, March 22, 1930, at the District Hospital, Lisburn, Sarah, widow of
Alexander Clarke, late of Fountain Street, Antrim. Funeral on to-morrow
(Tuesday), at 12 noon, from above Hospital at Kilbride. Thomas G. Russell -
Cumming, March 23, 1930, at her residence, 2 Eglantine Gardens, Mina Clara,
widow of Richard Graham Cumming. Funeral private. - Culbert, March 23, 1930,
at his residence, 79 Glenmachan Street, Joseph, the dearly-loved husband of
Eliza J. Culbert. Funeral on to-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 noon, to the Family
Burying-ground, Magheragall. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife and
Family; also Grandchildren - Cushley, March 23, 1930, at Purdysburn
Hospital, James, dearly-beloved son of Hugh and Mary Cushley. Funeral from 4
Walton Street to-morrow (Tuesday), 25th, at 2.30, for interment in Carnmoney
Burying-ground. Friends will please accept this intimation. Deeply regretted
by his sorrowing Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. 4 Walton Street. -
Jerusalem gets its first taxi, 26 Aug. 1927 CLICK to read) - 1928
Afghanistan Queen Unveils Her Face In Palace at Rome (CLICK to read) -
Dougall, In loving memory of Mr. R. E. Dougall, who died June 23, 1922. We
love him, yes, no tongue can tell, How deep, how dearly and how well, Christ
loved his, too, and thought it best, To take his home with Him to rest.
Inserted by Mrs. Dougall and family. - Handyside, In loving remembrance of
my dear husband, Edward Handyside, who died June 23, 1922. Beyond this vale
of tears, There is a life above, Unmeasured by the flight of years, And all
that life is love. Inserted by his wife.
5) back of clipping #4 CLICK to read, Daughter at Cadillac, Sisters Seek
Father, Flint, Jan. 9, (LP) Three children of Edward Perior, who left them
at the home of a friend in Bay City six years ago, started a search for him
Monday after a friends told them he believed he had recognised Perior
working on a building under construction in Detroit. The children are Wilda
of Flint, Alpha of Cadillac and Loraine of Saginaw.
6) In Memoriam. Pointer, In ever loving memory of our dear son and brother,
Pte. Stanley A. Pointer, killed in action, June 6th, 1916, on the Ypres
front, aged 20 years. A Voice From Heaven. Inserted by his sorrowing mother
and sisters. - Why the Shamrock? CLICK to read
7) back of clipping #6 CLICK to read Pte. Archie Swann, Judge T. C. Gordon,
James H. Purdy
8) The Good alone are great. Edward Hazelton: In Memoriam. CLICK to read
9) Smith, At Winchester, Hants, England, Elizabeth, dearly beloved wife of
Wm. J. Smith, of 2 Hofmeyr street, and Ballyholme, Newport street, Cape
Town. Very deeply mourned by her loving Husband. (By Beam) Thy will be done.
- Taylor, On the 5th instant, at the Monastery, Charles Strathmore
Jefferson, aged 35 years; deeply mourned. Funeral leaves Goodall & Williams
Parlour, 96 Long street, to-day (Saturday), at 11 a.m., for Woltemade No. 3.
- Van Heerde, Passed away peacefully on the 3rd inst., at her residence at
Caledon, Jacomina Elizabeth van Heerde (nee Keet), in her 73rd year, after
an illness of over three years; deeply mourned by her sorrowing Husband and
Children. - Van Niekerk, Passed away peacefully, on the 2nd inst., at
Klipberg, Darling, Myrtle Louisa, dearly-beloved wife of Morkel van Niekerk;
deeply mourned by her sorrowing Husband. Interred at Darling on the 3rd
inst. - Thanks. We wish to tender our sincere thanks to Rev. Dr. Snyman, all
relatives and friends for floral tributes and sympathy in our sad
bereavement - Melt Versfeld and Family.
10) Brown, December 15, 1927, at his son's residence, 119 Bray Street,
William, the dearly-beloved father of Thomas Brown. His remains will be
removed on Saturday, at 2.30 p.m., to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his
sorrowing Son and Daughter-in-law Thomas and Minnie Brown, 9 Beechpark
Street. - Cavan, December 14, 1927, at her residence, 39 Pound Street,
Newtownards, Margaret, widow of James Cavan. The remains of our much-loved
mother will be removed from above address on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon,
at 3 p.m., for interment in Movilla Cemetery. Friends will please accept
this (the only) intimation. At rest. Inserted by her sorrowing Family. -
Fisher, December 15, 1927, at his residence, Newtownards Road, Bangor,
Martin, dearly-loved husband of Elizabeth Fisher. Funeral to Old Abbey
Churchyard, on Saturday, at 2.30. Inserted by his sorrowing Wife and Family.
- Gillespie, December 15, 1927, at his father's residence, 4 Lonsdale
Street, Belfast, Norman, youngest son of William Gillespie. Interment on
Saturday, 17th December, at 2.30 p.m., to City Cemetery. - Graham, December
14, 1927, at her residence, 16 Ava Street, Margaret, widow of the late
Jonathan Graham. Funeral private, by request. (part entries) ... 82 Portallo
Street; Lee, Joseph Lee, 15th December 19??, 60 Emerson Street; McAdam,
October 26 19??, 8 Chambers Street.
11) Death of Rev. Mark Guy Pearse. CLICK to read.
 
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1) 'Be Content' Bob from Annie
2) Annie Watson age 8 Girls High School, Olsenawig?
3) Olive Watson age 9 years Girls High School, Olsenawig?
4) ME Edwin S. Bartlett, 72 Adams? ? Park
5) 21st December 1956 Postmark Grand Rapids, Mich. to Miss Alicia Watson, 76
Knock Eden Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland from 605 Derning Street, Grand
Rapids, 7, Michigan, Birthday Greetings to my Wife. There's no place like
home, No chum like a wife, No wife like my own, To enliven home life. No
time like right now, For letting you know, The more you have birthdays, The
happier I grow. Mr. Cowan's birthday greeting card to Mrs. Cowan for her
birthday 9th June 1929 (1885) while she was with us on a visit. We had the
Misses Otto with us for tea & real Irish decorations, ? green apron. tract
The Flying Monk, Loirecreek? Bros., ? ? Depot, 1 East 13th St., New York
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