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Re: Philip and Mary Church
 Mirene1
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Posted: 30 Jun 2009 11:07PM GMT |
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I agree and have found the information you found. Still am trying establish the connection of Philp Church with family in New York. Philips son, John Church obituary:
OBITUARY: The Charlotte Tribune - 29 Apr 1903. Mr John Church of this city, died at his home on Cherry St. Friday Apr 24, 1903 of a complication of diseases from which he was a great sufferer for 15 months. Mr. Church was born at Oswego, NY Sept 25, 1843. He come to Charlotte from Ontario, Canada in 1869. On 5 Oct 1870, he married Miss Malvina Carney, who died 12 years ago. To this union were born 5 children, Mrs. Minnie B. Whitney of Bay City, James A. Church of this city. Fred A. Church of Battle Creek, William H. Church of Lansing and Mary A. Church of this city. Mr Church married Mrs. Carrie Fisher in 1894, who survives him. Mr Church was an engineer and has been employed at Charles Benett's Furniture factory for the past 12 yrs. Funeral was held Sun from the house, Rev. D. F. Barnes officiating. Internment at Maple Hill Cemetery.
Philip Church's OBITUARY: 11 Feb 1881 The Daily Sentinel Review, Woodstock, Oxford Co, Ontario, Canada 11 Feb 1881 (Funeral took place Feb 5, 1881) Burford lost one of its oldest inhabitant last week of Mr. Philip Church, father of Alanson Church. The well known and intensive lumberman of Blandford. He settled in the township over fifty years ago, being one of the earliest settlers. He had a large family, eleven children, nine of whom along with his aged partner in life survived him. The funeral took place Saturday last to the Christian Church, Governors Road, east of Princeton and was largely attended.
I have tracked most all of Philip and Mary Church children but still no confirmation on their parents names. Very frustrating. I have been to NY and Brant county Ontario and searched the records, B,D,M land and probate with no results. I always have the hope that someone on these board will have the answer for me.
Thanks for listening,
OBITUARY: The Charlotte Tribune - 29 Apr 1903. Mr John Church of this city, died at his home on Cherry St. Friday Apr 24, 1903 of a complication of diseases from which he was a great sufferer for 15 months. Mr. Church was born at Oswego, NY Sept 25, 1843. He come to Charlotte from Ontario, Canada in 1869. On 5 Oct 1870, he married Miss Malvina Carney, who died 12 years ago. To this union were born 5 children, Mrs. Minnie B. Whitney of Bay City, James A. Church of this city. Fred A. Church of Battle Creek, William H. Church of Lansing and Mary A. Church of this city. Mr Church married Mrs. Carrie Fisher in 1894, who survives him. Mr Church was an engineer and has been employed at Charles Benett's Furniture factory for the past 12 yrs. Funeral was held Sun from the house, Rev. D. F. Barnes officiating. Internment at Maple Hill Cemetery.
Philip Church's OBITUARY: 11 Feb 1881 The Daily Sentinel Review, Woodstock, Oxford Co, Ontario, Canada 11 Feb 1881 (Funeral took place Feb 5, 1881) Burford lost one of its oldest inhabitant last week of Mr. Philip Church, father of Alanson Church. The well known and intensive lumberman of Blandford. He settled in the township over fifty years ago, being one of the earliest settlers. He had a large family, eleven children, nine of whom along with his aged partner in life survived him. The funeral took place Saturday last to the Christian Church, Governors Road, east of Princeton and was largely attended.
I have tracked most all of Philip and Mary Church children but still no confirmation on their parents names. Very frustrating. I have been to NY and Brant county Ontario and searched the records, B,D,M land and probate with no results. I always have the hope that someone on these board will have the answer for me.
Thanks for listening,