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1851	Evening Telegram - Dec 6, 1904 WEDDING AT PETITES\emdash On Nov. 20th at Petites Mr. Charles Courtney, of the firm of Courtney Bros., was married by the Rev. J. R. Saint to Miss Julia Gosse, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Gosse. The bride was attended by Miss Sadie Courtney, sister of the groom. Mr. T. Gosse, brother of the bride, did the duties of best man. The Telegram extends congratulations.	Family F95
1852	Evening Telegram Nov 6, 1889 At the Gower Street Parsonage, by the Rev. Geo. Boyd, on the 5th inst., Moses Wilcox, of Western Bay, to Mary Jane Hiscock, of South West Arm.	Family F1206
1853	Evening Telegram, 16 Nov 1923 A laborer of the Battery named Moyst was arrested under warrant by Constable Day yesterday on a charge of indencent assault preferred by a 15 year old boy named Raymond House, who lives in the same neighbourhood. An investigation into the alleged charge was heard before Judge Morris in camera this morning. At recess hour the evidence of the boy had been taken, also that of the young lad's mother, when the further hearing was postponed until this afternoon.	House, Raymond (I1711)
1854	Evening Telegram, 17 May 1913 DIED. There passed peacefully away this morning after a long and painful illness the darling beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Stoyles. aged 18 years: leaving a father, mother, .six sisters and two brothers; funeral will take place to-morrow, Sunday, at 3.30 p.m.. from her late residence Lower Battery Road: friends and acquaintances will please attend without further notice. Fell asleep in Jesus. Boston and New York papers please copy.	Stoyles, Sarah Bertha (I671)
1855	Evening Telegram, 1968-05-24 Passed away after a brief illness, Anna Theresa Stoyles (nee Devereaux) in her 42nd year. Leaving to mourn besides her mother, one son Arthur and one daughter Dianne Marie and two brothers, James at St. John's and Dennis at Churchill Falls; also nieces and nephews, aunts and uncles and a large circle of friends. Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on her soul. May she rest in peace. Remains are resting at Carnell's Funeral Home. Funeral will take place on Saturday.	Devereaux, Anna Theresa (I7)
1856	Evening Telegram, 1971-09-10 Stoyles - Passed away after a long illness at the DVA Pavilion at 5 a.m., Thursday, September 9th, Arthur Stoyles, age 51 years. Leaving to mourn one son Arthur, also his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stoyles of Bauline; five brothers, Chesley, Leonard, Bramwell, Norman and Paul; also two sisters, Cenith (Mrs. P. Gallopp) and Mildred. Funeral from Barrett's Funeral Home, 328 Hamilton Ave., 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.	Stoyles, Arthur James (I1253)
1857	Evening Telegram, July 24, 1908 COME HERE TO GO FISHING. Moses Seward, of Gooseberry Cove, Heart's Ease, arrived here this morning in his schooner. He has given up fishing there and will fish out of St. John's the rest of the season. 1921 census Gooseberry Cove Moses Jr. SEWARD	Seward, Moses (I36212)
1858	Evening Telegram, March 10, 1913 Painful Accident. A resident of S. W. Arm. Random T. B.. named Absalom King, arrived in the city to-day and entered the General Hospital for treatment to an injured knee. King was the victim, of a painful accident recently, while sky-larking with a companion. The latter accidentally drove a carving fork through King's knee, lacerating the flesh and inflicting a bad cut. Passed peacefully away at Clarenville April 5	King, Absalom (I35314)
1859	Evening Telegram, March 5, 1884 DIED At St. Jones, Random South, on Feb. 16, after a long and painful illness, Mr. William Blundell, aged 60 years, leaving a large circle of friends to mourn their loss. [Harbor Grace Standard please copy.]	Blundell, William (I1859)
1860	Evening Telegram, May 25, 1907 All About a Tub of Butter. LEVI DRODGE and his brother Thomas came up from the Battery this forenoon for some fishery supplies. After loading their punt with pork and flour, they pulled her down to Bowring Bros, wharf to take on board a tub of butter weighing 20 lbs., and valued at $4. Thomas Drodge brought the butter from the store and placed it on a puncheon of molasses that was on the wharf. He then went to speak to a friend, and on his return he missed the butter. He searched high and low, but couldn't find any trafce of it. The matter was reported by Levi to the police, and Constable John Simmonds was sent to hunt it up. Having received a slight clue, he went on hoard a schooner from Conception Harbor, where he found the tub of butter. It had been put on board of the schooner by one the crew in mistake, thinking that it was intended for them. 1921 census for St. John's - Lower Brattery levi	Drodge, Levi (I18956)
1861	Evening Telegram, May 30, 1916 Mr. Adams and the Churchill Complaint We have received a statement from Mr. Adams in reference to the letter of Ambrose Churchill in which the latter complained that his son left his work and volunteered, failed to pass the medical examinations and that he went back to his employer expecting to get his job again, but was refused any work or even wages due him at the time. _______________ Nathan Churchill, son of Mr. Ambrose Churchill, Seward's Mill, worked with us last year. He didn't give us very good satisfaction. We decided not to have him any more. But this spring he came to us three times asking for a job, apparently as we were neighbors, and gave him work for the sake of his father, at $1.30 per day. His pay day was when I'd get the money when lumber was sold, same as last year.There wasn't any limit of time as to how long I would give him employment. He worked twelve days and a half; he did not give me one minute's notice that he was leaving until he left. At dinner hour he came to me ami said, what about my time. He said he was going to volunteer. I told him I couldn't help it. I had another young man here that had been down to volunteer a short while ago, but failed to pass. I had him engaged for a month, and to make disturbance he had been persuaded to go with him, which was useless for him to go. I gave Nathan his time without any hesitation. I told him I couldn't give him any money for a few days as I had to have time to get it. He didn't say anything to me about keeping his place if he failed to pass. He signed the agreement for his father to colled it, but he came back shortly after and I had another man in his place. I collected $10 for him which was the best I could do, until lumber was sold. I owe him the balance $8.25. _____________ We are also informed that there are at present in the Newfoundland Regiment, three of the Adams' family and one in the Canadian forces, out 10 nephews of Mr. Adams, sr. It would appear therefore that the trouble about the wages and the non-taking back of Churchill was not due to th latter enlisting. Nathan retired on his wife's birthday at the age of 75 years	Churchill, Nathan (I13)
1862	Evening Telegram, Sept 21, 1889 BORN. On the 19th inst., the wife of Mr. Daniel Burton, of a daughter.	Burton, Helen Isabel (I33756)
1863	Everett married Selina Maude Drodge on 7 April 1954 in the United Church in Little Heart	Family F59
1864	Everett married Selina Maude Drodge on 7 April 1954 in the United Church in Little Heart	Family F54
1865	F096 : PTY01 CARBERRY, Sarah Elizabeth (1997) - 1 photo	Lambert, Sarah Elizabeth (I38011)
1866	FALMOUTH, MA - Roland Stanford passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016 at Falmouth Hospital with his wife Phyllis Stanford by his side. Many family members and friends visited with and cared for him in the hours, days, and weeks prior. Born in Oxford, Nova Scotia on Feb. 17, 1920, He was the son of Rev. Archibald Stanford and Gertrude (Myers) Stanford, the oldest of their 9 children. He was educated in "red schoolhouses all over PEI" until he went to Eastern Nazarene College at age 16 to finish High School, he was "born of the Spirit" while there in 1937 and went on graduate from ENC, class of 1944. After graduation he was offered a scholarship at Harvard Divinity School, but chose instead to pastor a small church in PEI. Ordained in the Church of the Nazarene in 1948, he pastored in Framingham, MA; Trenton, NS, and Montreal, Quebec where he met and married Phyllis Alexander (RN) in 1952. As Pastor, Pianist, Choir director, VBS director, Sunday School teacher, they made a talented, unified team. He adored her all his days, and she got the last smile of his life. They had three children, Geoffrey Stanford, (born Montreal, deceased 2002 amid great sorrow for the family), Lianne Carbone of Falmouth, MA, and Connie Stanford of Prescott, Arizona. They also pastored in London, Ontario; Flushing, NY, Edison, NJ, Bath, Toronto, Ontario; and Cape Elizabeth. He did graduate work at McGill University and The Biblical Seminary in New York City. He drove a school bus for a time in Edison, NJ and served as Chaplain in Flushing, NY and Interim Chaplain at Maine Medical Center. He was youth camp director, and Phyllis, camp nurse, while they pastored on the New York and Maine districts. He volunteered with Ingraham Volunteers in Portland and rode a bike around Cape Elizabeth for 15 years. He loved gardening in Cape Elizabeth and Freeport, where they lived just after 'retirement'. He loved growing parsnips the most. These are only a few of the many things he did over the years with only one desire from his labors, that others would see Christ in him and find God. In his words, at the same time	Stanford, Rev. Roland S. (I1468)
1867	Family bible gives their birth as June 27, 1886 Name: Beatrice Frost Event Type: Birth Event Date: 29 Jun 1886 Event Place: Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada Gender: Female Father's Name: Levi Frost Mother's Name: Drusilla GS Film Number: 002133794 Digital Folder Number: 004554292 Image Number: 00039 Citing this Record "Newfoundland Vital Statistics, 1753-1893," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK9T-K734 : 11 March 2018), Drusilla in entry for Beatrice Frost, 29 Jun 1886; citing Birth, Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada, Provincial Archives, St. John's.	Frost, Beatrice (I38730)
1868	Family bible gives their birth as June 27, 1886 Name: Benjamin Frost Event Type: Birth Event Date: 28 Jun 1886 Event Place: Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada Gender: Male Father's Name: Levi Frost Mother's Name: Drusilla GS Film Number: 002133794 Digital Folder Number: 004554292 Image Number: 00039 Citing this Record "Newfoundland Vital Statistics, 1753-1893," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK9T-K73Q : 11 March 2018), Drusilla in entry for Benjamin Frost, 28 Jun 1886; citing Birth, Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada, Provincial Archives, St. John's.	Frost, Benjamin (I38724)
1869	Family bible gives their birth as June 27, 1886 Name: Florence Frost Event Type: Birth Event Date: 30 Jun 1886 Event Place: Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada Gender: Female Father's Name: Levi Frost Mother's Name: Drusilla GS Film Number: 002133794 Digital Folder Number: 004554292 Image Number: 00039 Citing this Record "Newfoundland Vital Statistics, 1753-1893," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK9T-KGPZ : 11 March 2018), Drusilla in entry for Florence Frost, 30 Jun 1886; citing Birth, Harbour Grace, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, Canada, Provincial Archives, St. John's.	Frost, Florence (I38728)
1870	Father Herbert Churchill	Adey, Myrtle Sarah (I2293)
1871	Father Herbert Churchill	Adey, Myrtle Sarah (I2293)
1872	Father Herbert Churchill	Adey, Myrtle Sarah (I2293)
1873	Father Herbert Churchill	Adey, Myrtle Sarah (I2293)
1874	Faye died on 10 August 2013. Her obituary was printed in the newspaper: Dodge, Alice Faye (Howard), 75, of Louisville, passed away Saturday, August 10, 2013. She was born October 19, 1937 in Coldiron, KY. Faye was a homemaker and retired from Comfort Suites. She was a member of Fern Creek Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence Dodge; parents, Edward and Mossie Howard; siblings, Earl Howard, Twila Foster, Mattie Payne, Bessie Richmond, Beulah Mae "Boots" Hole, Lora Etta Howard, Della Irene Howard and Edward Raye Howard. Faye is survived by her sons, Gregory (Deborah), Brian (Davina) and Brent (Susie); sister, Birdie McKnight; brother, James Howard (Margaret); stepchild, Robert Dodge (Pat); grandchildren, Megan, Spencer and Rachel Dodge, Nathan (Jacqueline), Kyle and Chelsea Dodge, Paul Merryweather, Brianna Dodge, Jason Dodge (Dawn) and Caroline Ceccoli (Joe); and great-granddaughter, Hannah Dodge. Funeral: 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Fern Creek Baptist Church, 5920 Bardstown Road. Visitation: 2-8 p.m. Monday at Highlands Family Owned Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road, and 11a.m. to service time Tuesday at the church. Graveside service at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, Louisville, will immediately follow church service. Expressions of sympathy to: Fern Creek Baptist Church.	Howard, Alice Faye (I685)
1875	February 9, 1897 Northern Bight STYLES (STOYLES written in) Jordan & Jane Fisherman Methodist June 6, 1897 George Stoney William John 1921 Census St. John's William STOYLES M Head Married 1897 Sept 24 Hillview TB Ida STOYLES F Wife Married 1898 Sept 23 Catalina Arthur STOYLES M Son Single 1918 Oct 2 St Johns William C STOYLES M Son Single 1920 May 1 St Johns 1935 Census, St. John's, Lower Battery 193 227 STOYLES William Head M M 39 STOYLES Ida Wife F M 39 STOYLES Arthur Son M S 15 STOYLES Chesley Son M S 13 STOYLES Ce??? Daughter F S 12 STOYLES Absolam Son M S 10 STOYLES Bromwell Son M S 7 STOYLES Richard Son M S 5 STOYLES Mildred Daughter F S 3 STOYLES Leonard Son M S 1 1945 census, Quidi Vidi Road, St. John's STOYLES William J M M 50 Trinity Bay St. John's STOYLES Ida Wife F M 51 Trinity S St. John's STOYLES Arthur Son M S 26 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Chesley Son M S 24 St. John's St. John's GALLOP Anett [Cenith] Daughter F M 22 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Absolome Son M S 20 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Bramwell G Son M S 17 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Mildred Daughter F S 12 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Leonard Son M S 10 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Norman Son M S 8 St. John's St. John's STOYLES Millard P Son M S 6 St. John's St. John's	Stoyles, William Jordon (I673)
1876	Flora Butt Passed peacefully away at the Health Science Complex, St. John's on October 6, 2011 , Flora Butt, age 66 from North West Brook. Predeceased by her husband, Gordon; parents, James and Dorothy Critch and brother, Cecil. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories, her partner, Robert Head; children, Nancy (Mike Worthington, Lenora (Kevin Avery) and Craig (Gail); stepchildren, Annette Head (Brian Batstone), Amanda Head (Randy Winter), Sean Head (Lynda) and Blair Head; grandchildren, Matthew Avery (Samantha Price), Kayla Avery, Melanie Barnes (Mitchell), Scott Barnes and Bradley Butt; step-grandchildren, Brianna and Madison Pynn and Keegan Head; great grandchildren, Joshua, Jay and Jack; sisters, Melvina (Stewart Eddy) and Christine (Norm Farrow); brothers, Walter Critch (Sheila) and Larry Critch (Patricia) and a large circle of family and friends. Rested at the Anglican Church, Hillview from where the funeral service took place on Monday, October 10, 2011 with interment following at the Anglican cemetery, North West Brook. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Vardy's Funeral Home, Random Island. FAMILY CARING FOR FAMILY God gives us love. Something to love He lens us. Clarenville Packet, 2011-10-20	Critch, Flora (I33168)
1877	Flora Butt Passed peacefully away at the Health Science Complex, St. John's on October 6, 2011 , Flora Butt, age 66 from North West Brook. Predeceased by her husband, Gordon; parents, James and Dorothy Critch and brother, Cecil. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories, her partner, Robert Head; children, Nancy (Mike Worthington, Lenora (Kevin Avery) and Craig (Gail); stepchildren, Annette Head (Brian Batstone), Amanda Head (Randy Winter), Sean Head (Lynda) and Blair Head; grandchildren, Matthew Avery (Samantha Price), Kayla Avery, Melanie Barnes (Mitchell), Scott Barnes and Bradley Butt; step-grandchildren, Brianna and Madison Pynn and Keegan Head; great grandchildren, Joshua, Jay and Jack; sisters, Melvina (Stewart Eddy) and Christine (Norm Farrow); brothers, Walter Critch (Sheila) and Larry Critch (Patricia) and a large circle of family and friends. Rested at the Anglican Church, Hillview from where the funeral service took place on Monday, October 10, 2011 with interment following at the Anglican cemetery, North West Brook. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Vardy's Funeral Home, Random Island. FAMILY CARING FOR FAMILY God gives us love. Something to love He lens us. Clarenville Packet, 2011-10-20	Critch, Flora (I33168)
1878	Florence Mary Bursey (January 31, 2020) Although our hearts are broken to lose a dear wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, we rejoice in a wonderful life of 91 years. Florence was born in North River, Conception Bay to William and Jessie Fillier. She was pre-deceased by siblings, Walter (Anne), William (Jean), Elizabeth (William), Gorden (Florence) and Arthur (Marjorie). The beloved wife of Don for 69 years. Much loved mother of Linda, Walter, Diane and Robert (Rob). Mother-in-Law, known lovingly as Flossie, to George, Larry, Christine and Deanie. Nan to George (Angel); Craig (Lynne); Cory (Nicole); Gerald (Lorna); and Robyn (Luke). Nanny B. to Nathan, Sylvie, Clara, Cecile and Caterine; Chloe; Cole and Claire. Also mourning her loss, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; nieces; nephews and friends. Florence will be remembered as a wife and mother who loved nothing more than having all of her family around. A woman of great faith who loved her God and her church. She will also be remembered for her quick wit; her card playing ability; expert knitting and completing the puzzles in the Downhomer magazine. How we will miss the laughter.	Fillier, Mary FLORENCE (I1)
1879	Following the death of his mother, Weldon was adopted by his grandparents, Moses and Emelina (Vey) Martin.	Martin, Weldon (I37)
1880	found information on rootsweb - posted by Jocelyn Contestabile in 2002 From Karen deSteuben Gallese My grandmother was born in Nova Scotia. Her father died in a coal mine accident and shortly after she immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts to become a nanny to a wealthy family who live on Beacon Hill, the most opulent neighborhood in the city. My grandfather's ship came into the Port of Boston and they met. I don't know how or how long they knew each other before they married. My mother told me, that the family my grandmother worked for had asked her to accompany them to Europe and instead she chose to marry my grandmother. She also raised my Uncle Jerry, the son from my grandfather's first marriage. I know my mother's family struggled during our Depression in the 1920's -1930's. My mother often told us she owned two dresses; my grandmother would wash one out each night. My grandfather found it difficult to find work. He was a finished carpenter. My grandparents never owned their own home but rented, staying in the town where their children grew up, Saugus, Massachusetts. A couple of times, in exchange for rent, my grandfather would repair the house they were living in. A family story that was passed around was that he built a beautiful pool table in one house, but when it was time to move, the family had to leave it behind. It was too heavy and large to move. One Christmas he carved a pair of wooden roller skates for my mother. She said she was embarrassed to wear them and tossed them out. As an adult, she regretted being so foolish and wished she had held on to them. The family consisted of five girls and two boys (three with my Uncle Jerry). My mother was Ethel McMillan Blundell de Steuben, the third daughter. She died in 2002 at the age of 79, a year after my dad. My grandparents had twenty grandchildren; ten boys and ten girls.	MacMillan, Ida May (I24407)
1881	Fred died on 18 February 1999 in Clarenville. He was buried on 20 February 1999 in the Pleasant Street Cemetery in Clarenville. His obituary was printed in The Telegram: Passed peacefully away at Dr. G.B. Cross Memorial Hospital, Clarenville on Thursday, February 18, 1999, Frederick G. Smith of Clarenville, aged 88 years. Predeceased by wife Leah, 1979. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories are three sons: Sam Parsons (Edna), Mount Pearl, Jacob Smith (Hilda) and Heber Smith (Carmel), both of Clarenville; six grandchildren: Rodney, Freddie, Blair, Denise, Leah and Andrew; one great-granddaughter Sarah; four sisters: Susie Avery, Bessie Avery (Edwin), Dorothy Stringer and Edna Spurrell; also a large circle of other relatives and friends. Resting at Fewer's Funeral Home, Clarenville. Funeral Service 11:00 a.m. Saturday, February 20, 1999 from St. Mary's Anglican Church, Clarenville. Interment to follow at Pleasant Street Cemetery, Clarenville. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Mary's Anglican Church, Clarenville.	Smith, Frederick Gordon (I46)
1882	Fred married Leah Jane Parsons, daughter of John W. Parsons and Mary J Penney. Leah was born on 5 November 1923 in Outerbury. She was baptized on 2 December 1923 by O. Jackson.	Family F23
1883	Frederick and Alice Maria were married by Rev. Butler, CE. Witnessed by Edna Vey and Edward Cox. Alice was 21.	Family F41
1884	Frederick first joined the Newfoundland Overseas Forestry Unit and was stationed in Scotland. He later joined the army and was posted to England. During an enemy raid over England, Frederick was injured. Because of his injury he was discharged from the army and sent home. He died Oct. 1, 1999.	Strowbridge, Frederick (I29603)
1885	Frederick first joined the Newfoundland Overseas Forestry Unit and was stationed in Scotland. He later joined the army and was posted to England. During an enemy raid over England, Frederick was injured. Because of his injury he was discharged from the army and sent home. He died Oct. 1, 1999.	Strowbridge, Frederick (I29603)
1886	Frederick first joined the Newfoundland Overseas Forestry Unit and was stationed in Scotland. He later joined the army and was posted to England. During an enemy raid over England, Frederick was injured. Because of his injury he was discharged from the army and sent home. He died Oct. 1, 1999.	Strowbridge, Frederick (I29603)
1887	From church records 17 Feb 1908 James Dodge Northern Bight 18 Feb 1908 39 yrs Rev. M. K. Gardner Drowned Evening Telegram, 18 Feb 1908 Mail Courier Drowned. The hardships and dangers of our mail couriers which have to be faced by these hardy men in their arduous duties, are illustrated again by the sad accident which is announced in the following message, for which we thank Acting Inspector General Sullivan : BRITANNIA COVE, Feb. 7. 1908. To John Sullivan, J.P., Acting Inspector General : James Dodge, mail courier, was drowned this morning at Northern Bight while carrying the mail. The body was recovered. CONSTABLE WAY.	Dodge, James (I21)
1888	From church records 17 Feb 1908 James Dodge Northern Bight 18 Feb 1908 39 yrs Rev. M. K. Gardner Drowned Evening Telegram, 18 Feb 1908 Mail Courier Drowned. The hardships and dangers of our mail couriers which have to be faced by these hardy men in their arduous duties, are illustrated again by the sad accident which is announced in the following message, for which we thank Acting Inspector General Sullivan : BRITANNIA COVE, Feb. 7. 1908. To John Sullivan, J.P., Acting Inspector General : James Dodge, mail courier, was drowned this morning at Northern Bight while carrying the mail. The body was recovered. CONSTABLE WAY.	Dodge, James (I21)
1889	From Newport Rode Island, Naturalized 28 jun 1918 Death by heart failure 6 may 1918 Served as carpeneters mate second class for the firsrt navel District	Blundell, James (I10234)
1890	Funeral service at St Marys Anglican Church in Glace Bay, NS. Burial at Forest Haven Memorial Gardens.	Parsons, Caroline (I1112)
1891	Funeral service only on 30 Dec 2011. Cremation to follow. Internment in Come-by-Chance at a later date.	Drover, Hayward (I97)
1892	George and Clarice were married in the Salvation Army and although both belonged to the United Church,in their later years they joined the Salvation Army.	Churchill, George (I38)
1893	George died on 27 March 2008 in Louisville, KY. His obituary was printed in The Courier-Journal on 29 March 2008: George T Dodge, 62, of Louisville, passed away peacefully, with family at his side Thursday March 27, 2008, at his home. He was a native of Allen Park, MI. He was a retired agent for State Farm Insurance Company with over 35 years of service, certified CLU, ChFC and LUTC. He was a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University, where he lettered in swimming. He was a member of Swim Louisville Masters, St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church and was an Honorary KY Colonel. He is preceded in death by his parents, Clarence Dodge and Laura Sobota. He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Kathleen Stiles Dodge; two sons, Mark ( Kirsten) and Thomas Dodge (his fiance, Zarifa Rasool); a daughter, Anne Simpson (Grant); a brother, Robert Dodge (Patricia); a sister, Dolores Reese (James); and five grandchildren, Hudson and Luke Dodge, and Elizabeth, Hunter and Grace Simpson. His funeral Mass will be 11 a.m. Monday at St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church, 2119 Payne St., with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Road. Expressions of sympathy may be made to Hospice and Palliative Care of Louisville or American Cancer Society.	Dodge, George Thomas (I682)
1894	George Montgomery Hutchens Brinson, 58, passed away Sunday, January 24, 2016 in a medical facility surrounded by his family after a lengthy battle with lung, brain and spine cancer. He was born September , 1957 to Robert Laurie, Jr. and Sarah Elizabeth (nee Hutchens) Brinson in High Point, North Carolina. A supermarket franchise heir, his paternal grandfather, George Elijah Hutchens was the founder of Food World, his mother was past president and secretary of Food World Inc., which merged with Harris Teeter; formed the production company Brinson-Richards Entertainment, which produced only one film, Escape, released in 1989; and then played a lot of poker. After he became a professional poker player, Kathy and Rick Hilton supported Monty in putting together the 2005 first annual Nicky Hilton's New Year's Eve Poker Tournament at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. On July 27, 1985, Monty and Kim were married at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills, California. Monty Brinson was very active on social media in the months leading up to his death. June 25, 2000- sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Brinson Wentz and husband Russell of Charlotte, North Carolina and Mrs. Sarah Brinson Cunningham and husband Henry of Greensboro, North Carolina; two brothers, Robert L. Brinson III and wife Jill of Atlanta, Georgia and George M. Brinson and fiancee Linda Just of Beverly Hills, California Spouse: Kimberly E "Kim" Richards, 1985 - 1988 Child: Brooke Ashley (Thayer) Wiederhorn Spouse: Terri Lynn Doss, 1991 - 1994 Children : Madelyn Brinson Alexandrea "Allie" Brinson	Brinson, George Montgomery Hutchens "Monty" (I38785)
1895	George Street United Church, father a labour, Minister E. Moore Herbert Petley Efford son of William John Efford and Effie Vey, born 1 July 1929, George Street United Church, father a labour, Minister E. Moore	Efford, Herbert Petley (I1224)
1896	George was 26, Amelia 20 Married by A.B. Stirling Witnesses Ronald Tucker and Ethel Tucker	Family F3395
1897	George Wilson March was born in Montreal Quebec	March, George Wilson (I10306)
1898	George, 33, widower, fish, Heart's Ease, Joseph Smith Bertha, 31, spinster, heart's Ease, Joseph Dodge Name:	Family F5680
1899	GEORGE, Marguerite (nee Pittman)- Passed peacefully away at the Dr. O'Mahoney Centre, Clarenville on Saturday, January 29, 2011, Marguerite George (nee Pittman), aged 94 of Lower Lance Cove. Predeceased by her loving husband Clarence (1991) and three brothers: Chesley, George and Lester. Leaving to mourn daughters: Eileen (Arthur Adams), Clarenville, and Linda (Bob Turner), Mount Pearl, and sons: Chesley (Lillian), Shoal Harbour and Lawrence (Mary), Mount Pearl, eleven grandchildren, sixteen great-grandchildren, brother Walter Pittman, Michigan, USA, and a large number of other relatives and friends. Funeral service was held on Tuesday, February 1st, from the Salvation Army in Hickman's Harbour and interment in the Salvation Army Cemetery in Lower Lance Cove. Donations in her memory may be made to the Lower Lance Cove Salvation Army Cemetery Fund. "Her loving presence will always be in our hearts to comfort us"	Pittman, Marguerite (I38585)
1900	GILL, Obadiah	Gill, Obadiah (I39097)