McIntyre Cemetery
North Side, Concession 3. Lot 11
34772 4th Line, Southwold, ON, Canada
Latest Revision 11 October 2012 by CarolVanHarn
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The land for the cemetery was donated by Malcolm McIntyre. The first burials were Alexander McNichol, age 19 years, and James Parker, age 23 years, who died July 6, 1862. These men were washing sheep in the Thames River and were drowned.
On the 1861 Census for Southwold township, Alexander McNichol is living with his parents Peter and Catherine McNichol and five sisters, and twin brothers. The family were all born in Scotland and were members of the Free Church. Peter was a farmer and lived on lot 9, concession 3.
On the 1861 Census for Southwold township, James Parker is married and living with his wife Nancy and two children aged 3 and 1, on lot 11, concession 2. James is listed as a farmer. All except Nancy, who was born in Scotland, were born in Ontario and were members of the Free Church. Family researcher Ross Parker notes that Nancy was born 29 March 1831 at Craignish, Argyll, Scotland, daughter of Peter and Catherine McNichol.
The 1877 Historical Atlas of Elgin County shows a school on the same property as the cemetery.
Use your browser’s “Find in page” command in the browser menu to locate your surname in the file below.1. Red granite stone on grey base, rose floral
McCORMICK / John McCormick / 1872 – 1958 / Clara BARBER / his wife / 1885 – 1981Footstones: Father, Mother
2. Pink stone with book on top
HUMPHRIES / John Campbell Humphries / Aug. 13, 1895 – Dec. 18, 1951 / Malcolm Alexander McIntyre / Jan. 15, 1868 – Sept. 29, 1960
3. Red granite
McCORMICK / Malcolm D. McCormick / 1881 – 1963 / his wife / Mary B. CURRIE / 1882 – 1963 /
4. Tall red marble pillar with draped urn on top
southeast – In / memory of / Archibald / CRAWFORD / 1851 – 1915 / Isabella / McPHERSON / his wife / 1842 – 1913 / CRAWFORD
southwest – In / memory of / Willie D. / died / Aug. 14, 1894 / aged / 3 yrs, 6 mos. & 14 dys / John Arthur / died / Apr. 20, 1897 / aged 15 yrs & 21 dys / children of / Archibald & Isabella / CRAWFORD / These lovely buds, so young & fair / call’d hence by early doom / just came to show how heavenly flowers / in paradise could bloom /
northwest – Maggie B. / CRAWFORD / died May 17, 1904 / aged 24 yrs / Elizabeth / CRAWFORD / died Nov. 30, 1937 / aged 91 yrs
5. White square stone on red marble base, 8 ft high with urn on top, cathedral dome on top
TURNER / Alex. D. / TURNER / died / Oct. 2, 1902 / aged / 35 yrs & 10 ms
6. 6 ft. red marble column with pointed top on 2 tiered base
Elizabeth / wife of / Wm. G. JACKSON / died / at Melita Man. / aged / 35 yrs & 5 mos / Earth has no sor/row that heaven / cannot heal / William G. / JACKSON / died / Nov. 18, 1910 / aged 55 yrs / 3 m’s 19 ds / JACKSON
7. Pink stone with McVICAR on top of stone
east – Elizabeth McVICAR / born 1858 / died 1929 /
west – Malcolm D. son of / late David & Isabella / McVICAR / born Nov. 7th, 1859 / died Aug. 10th, 1916 /
8. Grey stone
McLELLAN / Archibald D. / 1884 – 1973 / his wife / Floraniel McVICAR / 1892 – / Forever Remembered
9. Red granite
Angus McKILLOP / 1862 – 1928 /
10. Pink stone
Allan M. SMITH / Mar. 26, 1860 / Sept. 14, 1928 / Mary J. McINTYRE / his wife / 1873 – 1951 / SMITH /
11. Red granite
west – Edward CHAMBERLAIN / 1863 – 1948 / Louisa, his wife / 1862 – 1945 /
east – Roy CHAMBERLAIN / 1888 – 1945 / his wife / Lena G. MIFFLIN / 1888 – 1976 / their son / L. Cpl. M. L. CHAMBERLAIN / 1925 – 1946 / CHAMBERLAIN
grey ground markers – Lena, Roy
12. Large pink ground stone
Douglas & Judy / CHAMBERLAIN / Nov. 5, 1953 / infants of Carl & Kathleen /
13. Red granite, 1 ½ ft high
Jennie M. / wife of / Albert McINTYRE / 1877 – 1944
14. Red granite, 1 ½ ft high
Albert McINTYRE / Nov. 17, 1928 /
15. Small grey rough granite stone with open book on top
In / memory of / Frederick / son of / Frederick / son of / James & Mary / GLOVER / who departed this life / Feb. 8th, 1893 / aged 21 years / 4 ms 14 ds / A precious one from us has gone / a voice we loved is stilled / a place is vacant in our house / which never can be filled /
16. 10 ft high grey granite stone with draped urn on top of two tiered base
west – James H. / SMITH / 1876 – 1961 / his wife / Kate J. McLACHLIN / 1871 – 1949
north – Donald / died / Feb. 13, 1889 / aged 15 yrs / 9 ms & 8 ds / son of D. & M. McLACHLIN / Asleep in Jesus / Minnie McLACHLIN / 1866 – 1951
east – In memory of / Donald / McLACHLIN / who died / Feb. 15, 1873 / aged 38 yrs / Margaret / McLACHLIN / who died / Jan. 28, 1887 / aged 51 yrs / and 16 ds / At Rest /
south – In memory of / Neil D. / McLACHLIN / born / May 5, 1869 / died Jan. 28, 1930 / aged 60 yrs / Effie / his wife / 1869 – 1946
17. Red granite obelisk with 3 ft tapered polished squared tower on 2 tiered base
southwest – Woodsman of the World Memorial / Daniel McLACHLIN / died / Oct. 18, 1895 / aged 56 years / Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord / McLACHLIN /
18. White stone column with urn on top, 7 ft high on 3 tiered cement base
southwest – In memory of / Jessie / daughter of / Archibald & Mary / McINTYRE / died / July 18, 1885 / aged 21 years / McINTYRE
northeast -In memory of / Duncan / son of / Archibald & Mary / McINTYRE / died July 15, 1883 / aged 21 years
southeast – In memory of / Archibald / McINTYRE / died March 8, 1886 / aged 63 years / A native of Argyleshire / Scotland
northwest – In memory of / Mary / wife of / Archibald McINTYRE / died / March 23, 1884 / aged 49 years
base – McINTYRE / Leave the world without a tear / save for the friend I held so dear / to heal their sorrows Lord descend / and to the friendless prove a friend /
19. Medium sized upright white pillar with the urn from the top broken off and on the ground
In memory of / Archie / McLACHLIN / who died / Mar. 4, 1868 / aged 69 yrs / also / Isabella / beloved wife of / Archie / McLACHLIN / who died / April 6, 1896 / aged 81 yrs / natives of / Arygleshire / Scotland / McLACHLIN /
20. Large white ground stone
In memory of / Isabella / daughter of / Henry & Mary / FARQUHASON who died / Feb. 20, 1872 / aged 15 yrs / 17 m’s & 1 d’s / Dearest daughter thou hast left us / here thy loss we deeply feel / but tis God who hath bereft us / He can all our sorrows heal /
21. Pink stone
Alex McCORMICK / 1865 – 1949 / Alma his wife / 1878 – 1953 / McCORMICK /
22. Stone
Ida McCORMICK / died Dec. 29, 1918 / aged 46 years / Margaret G. / McCORMICK / 1856 – 1940
23. Flat white stone with willow tree
In memory of / Mary / wife of / Henry MILLER / died June 11, 1877 / aged / 72 yrs 2 m’s 15 d / In death’s cold arms lies sleeping here / a tender parent and companion dear / In love she lived, in peace she died / her live was asked but was denied /
24. Flat white stone on ground with clasped hands at top and roses at side
In / memory of / Henry MILLER / died / Jan. 28, 1897 / aged / 87 years & 8 mths / Servant of God well done / rest from thy loved employ / the battle fought the victory won / enter thy master’s joy.
25. Hand holding open Bible
In memory of / Jessie FRASER [?] / wife of / John McLEAN / died / Jan. 30, 1872 / aged 37 years
26. Lamb
Our little / Neal / died / Jan. 5, 1869 / aged 5 ms / son of / John & Jessie / McLEAN / Sleep on sweet child / and take thy rest / God called thee home / When he thought it best
27. Willow
In / memory of / Margaret / dau of / William & E. / SMITH / died / July 26, 1866 / aged / 11 yrs 11 ms / 18 days / Weep not for me my parents dear / for where I am now you soon must be / I was not yours but God’s alone / he loved me best and called me home
28. Hand pointing up
In memory of / Margaret / McNICHOL / died / Sept. 20, 1878 / AE 37 y’s / No more with us her tuneful voice / the hymn of praises shall swell / nor more here cheerful heart rejoice / when peels the sabbath bell / Our dear sister /
29. Willow
In / memory of / Catherine / wife of / Peter McNICHOL / died / May 1, 1866 / AE 54 yrs / A faithful friend a companion dear / a tender mother lieth here / Great is the loss we now sustain / but hope in heaven to meet again
30. Willow
In / memory of / Alexander / son of Peter & / Catherine McNICHOL / who died / July 6, 1862 / aged 19 yrs / Then shall the dust return to / the earth as it was, and the / spirit shall return to God / who gave it / Eccles 12 ch 7 v
31. Broken stone
Aug. 31st, 1879 / aged 89 y’s / native of Argyleshire / Scotland
32. White stone slab in ground with weeping willow
In / memory of / James PARKER / who died / July 6, 1862 / aged 23 yrs / erected by his / spouse / Hark angels whisper me away / my partner dear adieu / in the realms of endless day / our love we will renew
33. Broken two – willow
In / memory of / William SMITH / who died / Feb. 16, 1872 [?] / aged 63 yrs / In the silent tomb we leave thee / till the morn when Christ appears / then with joy we hope to greet thee / far beyond this vale of tears /
34. Broken in two – willow
Elizabeth / wife of / Wm. SMITH / died Aug. 20, 1897 / aged 86 yrs / A loving one from us is gone / a loving voice is stilled / a place is vacant in our home / which never can be filled /
35. Bible in hand
Sacred / to the memory of / Lora McINTYRE / who died / Jan. 16, 1873 / aged 83 yr / native of Argyleshire / Scotland / For the father himself / loveth you, because ye have / loved me and have believed / that I came out from God /
36. Flat red granite
James R. / son of / C. B. & J. CAMPBELL / 1880 – 1891 /
37. Red granite on grey granite base with floral design in center
Charles B. CAMPBELL / 1855 – 1936 / Jessie B. PARKER / his wife / 1862 – 1929 / CAMPBELL /
38. 9 ft grey obelisk with tapered spire on 3 tiered base
North – In memory of / Duncan McCORMICK / beloved husband of / Nancy McCormick / who died / Sep. 2, 1887 / aged / 57 ys 2 ms 2ds / Let my sudden exit from / earth warn thee for / heaven to prepare /
base – Behold a tender father’s gone / a much beloved partner’s fled / He’s gone to his eternal home / to number with the dead /
west – McCORMICK
south – Leslie / 1881 – 1870 /
39. Stone in shape of tree trunk
John / McKILLOP / 1821 – 1888 / A. J. McKILLOP / 1865 – 1910 / Hannah / wife of / John / McKILLOP / 1830 – 1901 /
40. White slab on ground with two weeping willows
left – Our little / Tenah / died / Jan. 22, 1872 / AE 3 yrs & [14 d’s?] /
right – Our little / Catherine / died / May 12, 1862 / AE 12 mo’s (12 d’s?] /children of / Duncan & Jane CAMPBELL / They died before their infant souls / had ever burnt with proud desire / and ever spurned at Heaven [illegible] / or ever quenched its sacred fires /
41. 18 ft red marble column on 3 tiered base with covered urn on top
south – Duncan McINTYRE / died April 15, 1870 / aged 90 years / Sarah / wife of the above / died / April 10, 1865 / aged 75 years / natives of / Argylshire Scotland /
east – Elizabeth / wife of John McKILLOP / and dau of / D. & S. McINTYRE / died Nov. 10, 1867 / aged 39 years
north – Malcolm McINTYRE / died April 21, 1893 / aged 78 years / Catherine / wife of the above / died Apr. 15, 1893 / aged 88 years /
42. 4 ft column with urn on top on two tiered base
southwest – In / memory of / Jennie / dau of late / John & Mary / McINTYRE / died / June 5, 1916 / aged 58 yrs / 7 mos 24 days
base – Henceforth there laid for me / a crown which cannot fade / the righteous judge at that great day / shall place it on my head /
northeast – In / memory of / Mary / wife of / John McINTYRE / died / Mar. 10, 1890 / aged 59 years / Jesus has called the mother home / her flesh lies mouldering in the tomb / God grant her offspring may be blessed / and meet her in eternal rest /
northwest – In / memory of / Duncan / son of / John & Mary / McINTYRE / died / Nov. 9, 1894 / aged 39 yrs / Brother thou art gone to rest / we will not weep for thee / for thou are now, where oft on earth / thy spirit longed to be /
43. Flat white stone; hand with finger pointing up
In memory of / Edward CAMPBELL / died / Apr. 4, 1879 / a native of Argyleshire Scotland / Dearest brother, thou hast left us / here thy loss we deeply feel / but tis God that hast bereft us / he can all our sorrows heal /
44. Flat white stone with lamb
In / memory of / Elizabeth / dau of Alex’r & Mary Ann / CAMPBELL / born May 12, 1875 / died Oct. 1, 1875 / The lovely flower to us a while / was given, transplanted now it / brightly blooms in heaven /
45. Grey metal upright pillar with urn on top and flowers hanging down
south – [child’s face] Happy infant / early blest / rest in peacef / ul slumbers rest / [flower design] In memory of / Elizabeth / daughter of A. D. & Mary Ann CAMPBELL / died Oct. 11, 1875 aged 5 mos 20 days
base – A. D. CAMPBELL
north – [sheaf of wheat over floral design] Alexander / son of / Dugald CAMPBELL / born / 28th Jan. 1839 / died / 30th Mar. 1929 /
base – 1884
east – [clasped hands over flower design] In memory of / Mary Ann wife of / A. D. CAMPBELL / died July 11, 1882 / aged / 29 years 6 months & 30 days
base – Jesus can make a dying bed feel so soft as / downy pillows are / while on his breast I lean my head and / breathe my life out sweetly there /
west – figure of a girl with open book in left hand and right arm raised up – floral design and a rose in full bloom with two buds /
46. Illegible
47. Ground stone with rose on top
Henry Clark / son of / Janet J. CAMPBELL / who died / Sept. 27, 1880 / aged 10 mo’s & 19 d’s / A little flower of love / that blossomed but to die / Transplanted now above / to bloom with God on high /48. Red granite
southeast – Sarah / daughter of / Alexr & Flora / McINTYRE / died Oct. 11, 1868 / aged 6 yrs 6 mos / & 9 daysnorthwest – Flora / daughter of / Alexr & Flora / McINTYRE / died Oct. 1, 1868 / aged 4 yrs 6 mos & 9 days /
southwest – In memory of / Alexander McINTYRE / died / Dec. 18, 1890 / aged 85 years / native of Argyleshire / Scotland / Gone but not forgotten / McINTYRE
northeast – Archd McINTYRE / died / June 18, 1904 / aged 56 y’rs / native of Argyleshire / Scotland / At rest / Flora wife of / Alexr McINTYRE / died Dec. 2, 1908 / aged 86 years / native of Argyleshire / Scotland /
49. Tall pink stone
southeast – In / memory of / John GILCHRIST / died / Apr. 10, 1876 / aged 85 yrs / natives of / Craigneck parish / Argyleshire / Scotland / GILCHRIST /
[There is a Craigneuk in Lanarkshire Scotland]
northeast – In / memory of / Catherine / dau of / John & Jane / GILCHRIST / died Nov. 7, 1880 / age 51 yrs /
northwest – In / memory of / Peter GILCHRIST / died / July 22, 1899 / aged 85 yr /
southwest – In / memory of / John / son of / John & Jane / GILCHRIST / died / April 8, 1874 / age 48 yrs /
50. Grey granite
southwest – Dugald CAMPBELL / 1811 – 1888 / Isabella / his wife / 1816 – 1903 / CAMPBELL /
southeast – Neil, their son / 1851 – 1892 / Henry C. / 1880 – 1881 /
51. Red granite
John C. McINTYRE / 1867 – 1939 / his wife / Edna PARKER / 1883 – 1972 / McINTYRE /
52. Red granite
HUMPHRIES / John Ralph / HUMPHRIES / 1852 – 1921 / his wife / Kate McINTYRE / 1862 – 1936 /
53. Pink stone on base with rose
MacPHERSON / Donald MacPHERSON / 1845 – 1919 / his wife Elizabeth / 1847 – 1929 / their son Malcolm / 1881 – 1897 / daughter Florence / 1883 – 1969 /
54. Stone
In / memory of / Duncan McINTYRE / who died / April 15, 1870 / aged 90 y’rs / a native of / Argyleshire / Scotland /
55. Mostly illegible
died / Nov. 15, 1871 /
56. White marble slab with hand and open Bible
Gone but not forgotten / In memory of / Margaret / wife of / Donald McCORMICK / died / March 4, 1877 / AE 86 y’s / native of Argyleshire / Scotland / I leave the world without a tear / save for the friend I held so dear / to heal their sorrows. Lord descend / and to the friendless prove a friend /
57. Square column on base with draped urn on top
south – Kathi dau of / John & Elizabeth / IBBITSON / died June 8, 1887 / aged 19 y’s & 9 m’s / verse illegible / IBBOTSON /
north – John / IBBOTSON / died / May 1, 1869 / aged / 27 years / For the joy he puts before thee / fear a momentary pain / give to him the life of glory / suffer with the Lord to gain /
58. Medium grey upright stone
In memory of / Donald McCORMICK / who died / Sept. 2, 1878 / aged 84 years /
59. Square red granite stone with urn on top
north – In / memory of / John McPHERSON / died / June 14, 1888 / aged / 88 years / also / Mary / wife of / John McPHERSON / died / Sept. 5, 1884 / aged 74 years / My children dear assembled here / your father’s grave to see / and don’t forget that some day yet / you all must follow me / A faithful friend a mother dear / a tender parents lieth here / great is the loss we here sustain / but hope in heaven to meet again /
west – In / memory of / Duncan / son of / John & Mary / McPHERSON / died Sept. 12, 1858 / aged 20 y’rs / also / an infant son / of Walter & Mary / HOOD / died Oct. 5, 1868 / They’re gone the loved and cherished ones / like some bright star they passed away / death claimed his victims they past / calm as the expiring ray /
60. Red granite on base mounted on cement with cylinder top laid horizontal
east – John McCORMICK / died Mar. 23, 1904 / aged 78 years / Mary wife of / John McCORMICK / died Dec. 24, 1924 / aged 87 years / McCORMICK /
south – Effie McCORMICK / died / Jan. 29, 1911 / aged 4 dys
west – Isabella McCORMICK / died Oct. 12, 1888 / aged 26 years / Donald McCORMICK / 1794 – 1879 / his wife / Margaret GRAY / 1791 – 1877 / from Argyleshire to Canada
north – Isabella / 1824 – 1871 /
61. Stone
In / memory of / Duncan / son of / John & Mary / MacPHERSON / died / Sept. 17, 1858 / aged / 20 y’rs / & 6 mo’s / Sleep in Jesus wondrous truth / shall again renew my youth / and wake up fully satisfied / when with his likeness glorified /
62. Red granite on grey granite base
JORDAN / William JORDAN / 1837 – 1927 / his wife Flora / 1839 – 1905 / his wife Sarah / 1858 – 1929 /
63. Cement log pile 6 ft high with cement parchment laid on top
west – At rest / -centre – In loving memory of / John RINN / died June 6, 1901 / in his 80th year / Mary, beloved wife of / John RINN / died April 21, 1901 / aged 71 y’s 3 m’s 4 d’s / Our parents here lie under / ground, the dearest friends / we ever found, but through the Lord’s unbounded love; we / hope to meet in realms above -on next layer of logs – RINN
east – John J. WRINN / born 1866 died 1936 /
64. Cross
Sapper / Archibald McKILLOP / C.R.T.C.E.F. / 10th Oct. 1946 / Rest in Peace /
65. Red granite on grey granite base with “M” in scroll
south – Neil McKILLOP / died June 11th, 1907 / aged 77 years / Mary McINTYRE / wife of / Neil McKILLOP / died Feb. 11, 1925 / aged 85 years / McKILLOP
north – Bessie / 1872 – 1960 / Belle / 1872 – 1960 /
66. Rough marble in ground
In / memory of / Robert ROCHESTER / who died / Dec. 30, 1885 / aged / 88 y’rs & 8 m’s / A mother’s hope a father’s joy / death’s hand hath here laid low / God gain [illegible] and took our darling / to his command we bow /
[typists’ note: the age, 88 yrs. is in question, since the verse seems to indicate a child]
67. Black pillar on base
south – Dugald / TURNER / born at / Argyle 1838 / died / Aug. 23, 1922 / his wife / Nancy CAMPBELL / born at / Craignish Castle / Argyleshire / May 7, 1843 / Dec. 9, 1938 / TURNER /
west – Duncan / born / Aug. 1, 1879 / died / Apr. 11, 1880 / John / born / Feb. 1, 1881 / died / Dec. 24, 1894 / children of / Dugald & Nancy / TURNER / These lovely flow / ers to us a while / was given / transplanted now to brightly / bloom in heaven /
68. Red granite with masonic lodge emblem
south – In memory of / Duncan D. CAMPBELL / who died April 28, 1881 / aged 44 yrs 11 mos & 19 days / CAMPBELL / Behold a tender father gone / a much loved partner’s fled / He’s gone to his eternal home / to number with the dead /
east – Catherine D. / CAMPBELL / died Mar. 25, 1884 / aged 48 ys & 3 ds
two blank footstones
69. Tall upright stone on base
south – D. J. McINTYRE / died / Dec. 12, 1904 / aged 30 yrs /
base – McINTYRE
north – In / memory of / Dugald McINTYRE / died / July 7th 1883 / aged 44 years / The righteous hath hope in his death / Mary McCALLUM / his wife / died / Feb. 11, 1910 / aged 73 yrs .
70. White granite stone
Donald Leslie / son of / John B. & Martha / McKELLAR / died / Nov. 2, 1889 / age 4 yrs & 3 mos / This lovely bud so young and fair / called hence by early doom / Christ came to show how sweet a flower / in paradise could bloom
71. Red granite on grey granite base with scroll on top
James R. LAWRENCE / 1859 – 1923 / his wife / Susan BURNETT / 1852 – 1929 / James LAWRENCE / 1882 – 1922 / LAWRENCE /
72. White granite, small pillar
northeast – In memory of / Elizabeth / wife of / John SIMPSON / died Aug. 22, 1889 / aged 43 yrs 9 ms / also / Henry Francis / son of the above / died Jan. 17, 1879 / aged 13 dys
73. Red granite on cement base
CROSSON / William Dean / 1859 – 1944 / his wife / Mary McINTYRE / 1851 – 1942
74. Red granite with cylinder on top with CAMPBELL
John D. CAMPBELL / died / Feb. 17, 1913 / in his 47th year / Mary M. CAMPBELL / died Nov. 7, 1919 / aged 56 years
75. White granite with cross and dove
Alexina / dau of / A. M. & Mary / McINTYRE / died May 2, 1897 / aged 2 y’rs / & 7 mos
76. White granite with rolled top
Malcomb / died / Apr. 30, 1897 / aged 6 weeks / Sarah M. O. P. / died Oct. 6, 1893 / aged 2 mos / children of / A. M. & Mary / McINTYRE
77. Red granite in ground
Phoebe Dawdy / CAMPBELL / 1877 – 1950 /
78. Grey granite on cement base
Duncan N. CAMPBELL / 1850 – 1919 / Cassie McDONALD / his wife / 1859 – 1916 / Edward 1887 – 1887 / Neil Alexander 1887 – 1888 / Archibald John 1895 – 1898 / sons of D. N. & Cassie / CAMPBELL /
79. Red granite on cement base
east – CAMPBELL / Bessie Jane CAMPBELL / Dec. 20, 1888 – [not cut] / Florence May CAMPBELL / Sept. 22, 1890 – [not cut] / daughters of / Duncan & Cassie CAMPBELL /
west – CAMPBELL / Mabel Edith WHITE / born at Mapleton, Ont. / Nov. 20, 1889 – Apr. 9, 1973 / beloved wife of / Malcolm Duncan CAMPBELL M.D. / born at West Magdala, Ont. / Apr. 20, 1886 – [not cut]
80. Red granite on cement base, floral design
east – Neil W. VANSYCKLE / Mar. 27, 1868 – Jan. 16, 1933 / Peter Turner / May 27, 1863 – Aug. 24, 1935 / VANSYCKLE
west – George H. TEEPLE / Feb. 10, 1875 – Jan. 14, 1933 / his wife / Bella TEEPLE / May 13, 1884 / Neil Turner / Dec. 11, 1870 – July 9, 1942 / TEEPLE /
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CAMPBELL – St Thomas Times Journal, 3 March 1923, Page 6, c3 – Died – Alex D. CAMPBELL, 85th year, Mar 2, survived by wife, not named; father of Mrs J. A. TURNBULL. Funeral March 5 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH July 2006
CAMPBELL – St Thomas times Journal, 28 December 1922, Page 6, c4 – Died – Mrs Dugald D. CAMPBELL, Dec 27, husband died 6 months ago; mother of Alex and Dugald CAMPBELL, Mrs Ed LINDSAY and Flora CAMPBELL; sister of John A. McINTYRE, Mrs DEAN, Mrs McINTYRE and Mrs A. CROSSEN. Funeral Dec 30 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH November 2006
DADSON – St Thomas Daily Times, 28 December 1907, Page 1, c5 – Died – Mrs George DADSON, Dec 27. Funeral December 29 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH May 2008
MANCHEN – St Thomas Times Journal, 27 September 1948, Page 8, c1 – Died – William MANCHEN, 62 years, Sept 27, brother of Walter, George & Jack MANCHEN and Mrs Susan WILCOX of Wayne Michigan. Funeral from Prevett Funeral Home in Shedden on Sept 29 1948 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH June 2004
McCORMICK – St Thomas Times Journal, 6 September 1921, Page 9, c3 – Died – Mrs Duncan McCORMICK, nee McINTYRE, mother of Leslie McCORMICK; sister of Donald and Angus McINTYRE. Funeral September 8 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH December 2006
McINTYRE – St. Thomas Times Journal, 18 October 1945, Oct 18 1945, Page 16. Died – John A. McINTYRE, 90th year, Oct 17, son of Alexander & Flora McINTYRE, nee GILCHRIST. Burial from Sifton Funeral Home on Friday Oct 19 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH March 2004
McNABB – St Thomas Times Journal, 16 November 1923, Page 9, c8 – Died – Mrs Katherine McNABB, nee McNICHOL, Nov 15, widow of Mungo McNABB; sister of Mrs Donald McPHERSON, Mrs BAKE and Charles McNICHOL. Funeral November 17 to McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH May 2009
THOMSON St Thomas Times Journal, 3 November 1939, Page 10, c3 – Died – Adam THOMSON, 26 years, son of William THOMSON. Buried McIntyre Cemetery. No monument found – CVH January 2005