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     William Alan Kennedy was born on 22 March 1887 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,4,5 He was the son of James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop.^1,2,3 William Alan Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1891 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ William Alan Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁷ William Alan Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁷ William Alan Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1710 Nelson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁸ William Alan Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 1 June 1911 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁸ William Alan Kennedy was a contractor at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 1 June 1911.³ He and Gladys Helen Taylor were engaged on 18 March 1912.⁹ William Alan Kennedy was a contractor at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 17 April 1912.¹⁰ He married Gladys Helen Taylor on 17 April 1912 at American Presbyterian Church, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^10,11,9 William Alan Kennedy witnessed the baptism of James Taylor Kennedy on 25 June 1916 at American Presbyterian Church, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.¹² William Alan Kennedy witnessed the baptism of Pilot Officer John William Kennedy on 11 July 1920 at American Presbyterian Church, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.¹³ William Alan Kennedy survived the death of James Cron Kennedy on 2 January 1921 at 9th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^14,15,16 William Alan Kennedy lived at Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 2 January 1921.¹⁵ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1921 Canadian Census for 4026 Tupper St, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada. The household included Gladys Helen Kennedy, Elizabeth Kennedy, James Taylor Kennedy and Pilot Officer John William Kennedy.¹⁷
William Alan Kennedy was a chemical manufacturer on 1 June 1921.¹⁷ He witnessed the baptism of James Cron Kennedy on 25 April 1926 at Côte-St-Paul Redeemer, Montréal, Québec, Canada.¹⁸ William Alan Kennedy was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1931 Canadian Census for 4026 Tupper St, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada. The household included Gladys Helen Kennedy, Elizabeth Kennedy, James Taylor Kennedy and Pilot Officer John William Kennedy.¹⁹
William Alan Kennedy was a chemical manufacturer on 8 June 1931.¹⁹ He survived the death of Annie Kennedy on 4 May 1933 at 1812 West Nineteenth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.^20,21,16 William Alan Kennedy witnessed the marriage of Francis Theophile Sanfield Denis and Elizabeth Kennedy on 14 May 1938 at St Patrick Church, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^22,23,24 William Alan Kennedy survived the death of Henry Cron Kennedy on 10 November 1946 at 40 Edgehill Rd, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^25,26 William Alan Kennedy survived the death of Annie Bishop on 25 March 1950 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^16,27 William Alan Kennedy lived at Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 20 November 1960.²⁸ He survived the death of Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy on 20 November 1960 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^28,29 William Alan Kennedy survived the death of Edith Bishop on 22 August 1965 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^30,31,32 William Alan Kennedy was left a widower by the death of Gladys Helen Taylor on 29 March 1972.^33,24 William Alan Kennedy died on 30 April 1979 at age 92²⁴ and was buried privately before 2 May 1979 at Mount Royal Cemetery, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^24,34

     Henry Cron Kennedy was commonly known as Harry Cron.^3,4,5 He was born on 13 July 1884 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,6,7,4 He was the son of James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop.^1,2,3 Henry Cron Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1891 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁸ Henry Cron Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁹ Henry Cron Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁹ Henry Cron Kennedy was a college student on 31 March 1901.² He was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1710 Nelson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.¹⁰ Henry Cron Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 1 June 1911 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.¹⁰ Henry Cron Kennedy and James Cron Kennedy were engineers at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 1 June 1911.¹¹ Henry Cron Kennedy served in the 24th Battalion, 39th Bn, Canadian Army Pay Corps, 2nd Canadian Engineers Reserve Bn, 3rd Bn C.E., and 3rd Canadian Engineers Reserve Bn. He was seconded to the War Office for special duty from 30 Aug 1917 to 9 Apr 1918.¹² He began military service on 10 May 1915 in the 24th Battalion CEF.^12,4 He was a civil engineer and contractor on 27 July 1915.⁴ He married Jean Montague Kennedy on 13 June 1918 at Parish Church, Sutton cum Seaford, Sussex, England.¹³ Henry Cron Kennedy was demobilized on 7 April 1919.¹² He survived the death of James Cron Kennedy on 2 January 1921 at 9th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^14,15,5 Henry Cron Kennedy lived at Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada, on 2 January 1921.¹⁵ He was an engineer on 1 June 1921.¹⁶ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1921 Canadian Census for 112 Crescent, Montréal, Québec, Canada. The household included Jean Montague Kennedy.¹⁶
Henry Cron Kennedy was a civil engineer in steel construction on 1 June 1931.¹⁷ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1931 Canadian Census for 3770 Vendome, Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal, Québec, Canada. The household included Jean Montague Kennedy, his mother-in-law Louisa Kennedy and two domestics.¹⁷
Henry Cron Kennedy survived the death of Annie Kennedy on 4 May 1933 at 1812 West Nineteenth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.^18,19,5 Henry Cron Kennedy died on 10 November 1946 at 40 Edgehill Rd, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada, at age 62^20,21 and was buried on 12 November 1946 at Mount Royal Cemetery, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^22,23

     Annie Kennedy was born on 5 March 1891 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,3,4,5 She was the daughter of James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop.^1,2,4 Annie Kennedy was listed as the daughter of James Cron Kennedy in the 1891 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Annie Kennedy was listed as the daughter of James Cron Kennedy in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁷ Annie Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁷ Annie Kennedy was listed as the daughter of James Cron Kennedy in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1710 Nelson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁸ Annie Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 1 June 1911 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁸ Annie Kennedy married George Elliott Housser QC, AM, son of Gideon Boyd Housser and Ellen Georgiana Elliott, on 27 November 1912 at 163 Cote des Neiges Rd, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^9,10,11 Annie Housser survived the death of James Cron Kennedy on 2 January 1921 at 9th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^12,13,14 Annie Kennedy lived at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 2 January 1921.¹³ She was listed as the wife of George Elliott Housser QC, AM in the 1921 Canadian Census for 1092 Wolfe Ave, Point Grey, British Columbia, Canada.¹⁵ Annie Housser was listed as the wife of George Elliott Housser QC, AM in the 1931 Canadian Census for 1812 West Nineteenth Ave, Point Grey, British Columbia, Canada.¹⁶ Annie Kennedy died on 4 May 1933 at 1812 West Nineteenth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, at age 42^17,18,14 and was buried on 6 May 1933 at Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.^18,19

     Leslie Kennedy was commonly known as Leslie Hay.^3,4,5 He was born on 11 April 1896 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,6,7 He was the son of James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop.^1,2,7,5 Leslie Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁸ Leslie Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁸ Leslie Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1710 Nelson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁹ Leslie Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 1 June 1911 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁹ Leslie Kennedy lived at 1434 Pendrell St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 3 April 1916.⁴ He began military service with the 196th Battalion CEF (Western Universities) on 3 April 1916 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁴ He and James Cron Kennedy lived at 882 Atwater Ave, Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 6 September 1916.⁴ Leslie Kennedy served in the military on 6 September 1916, discharged as a Sgt and appointed as a Lieutenant.¹⁰ He was a student at law on 6 September 1916.⁴ He served as a lieutenant in the 196th Battalion on 6 September 1916 at Camp Hughes, Manitoba, Canada.⁴ He was seconded to the Royal Flying Corps from 25 April 1917 to 1 January 1919.¹¹ He was demobilized on 31 December 1918 at Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.¹¹ He survived the death of James Cron Kennedy on 2 January 1921 at 9th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^12,13,14 Leslie Kennedy lived at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 2 January 1921.¹³ He married Verna Maud Clarke on 24 February 1925 at Church of St James the Apostle, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^5,11 Leslie Kennedy was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1931 Canadian Census for 4746 Victoria, Montréal, Québec, Canada. The household included Verna Maud Kennedy and Dorothy Shirley Ann Kennedy.¹¹
Leslie Kennedy was a pulp & paper salesman on 1 June 1931.¹¹ He survived the death of Annie Kennedy on 4 May 1933 at 1812 West Nineteenth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.^15,16,14 Leslie Kennedy survived the death of Henry Cron Kennedy on 10 November 1946 at 40 Edgehill Rd, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^17,18 Leslie Kennedy survived the death of Annie Bishop on 25 March 1950 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^14,19 Leslie Kennedy gave the bride away at the wedding of Alan Howard Finley MD and Nan Verna Kennedy on 30 May 1953 at St Matthias Church, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^20,21,22 Leslie Kennedy attended the wedding of Robert Karl Scott and Molly Evelyn Kennedy on 19 September 1953 at St Barnabas Church, North Hatley, Québec, Canada.^23,24 Leslie Kennedy was left a widower by the death of Verna Maud Clarke on 30 April 1957.^25,26 Leslie Kennedy lived at Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 20 November 1960.²⁴ He survived the death of Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy on 20 November 1960 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^24,27 Leslie Hay Kennedy survived the death of Edith Bishop on 22 August 1965 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^28,29,30 Leslie Kennedy married second Phyllis Webster.²² Leslie Kennedy died on 15 February 1981 at Royal Victoria Hospital, Montréal, Québec, Canada, at age 84²² and was buried at Mount Royal Cemetery, Montréal, Québec, Canada.³¹

     Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was born on 20 November 1897 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,4,3 He was the son of James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop.^1,2,3,5 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was listed as the son of James Cron Kennedy in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1710 Nelson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁷ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was Baptist with James Cron Kennedy and Annie Bishop on 1 June 1911 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.⁷ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy and James Cron Kennedy lived at 4026 Tupper St, Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 22 May 1917.³ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy began military service on 28 May 1917 at Montréal, Québec, Canada, in the Siege Artillery Draft, McGill University CEF.⁸ He served in the military at France, 3rd Brigade C.F.A. [Canadian Field Artillery]⁸ He was demobilized on 12 May 1919.⁸ He survived the death of James Cron Kennedy on 2 January 1921 at 9th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^9,10,11 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy lived at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 2 January 1921.¹⁰ He was a salesman at Montréal, Québec, Canada, on 3 June 1924.⁵ He married Marjorie Evelyn Smith on 3 June 1924 at St George's Church, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^5,12,13 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy attended the wedding of Jean Elizabeth Burritt and Capt John Alfred Creasor on 29 January 1927 at All Saints Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.^14,15,16 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy was a sales manager on 1 June 1931.¹⁷ He survived the death of Annie Kennedy on 4 May 1933 at 1812 West Nineteenth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.^18,19,11 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy survived the death of Henry Cron Kennedy on 10 November 1946 at 40 Edgehill Rd, Westmount, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^20,21 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy survived the death of Annie Bishop on 25 March 1950 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^11,22 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy attended the wedding of James Cron Kennedy and Lorna Eleanor Bebee on 4 July 1953 at St Matthew's Church, Hampstead, Québec, Canada.²³ Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy gave the bride away at the wedding of Robert Karl Scott and Molly Evelyn Kennedy on 19 September 1953 at St Barnabas Church, North Hatley, Québec, Canada.^24,13 Thomas Kilbourn Kennedy died on 20 November 1960 at Montréal, Québec, Canada, at age 63^13,25 and was inurned on 22 November 1960 at Mount Royal Cemetery, Montréal, Québec, Canada.^26,25

     Marjorie T Borah was born on 13 April 1896 at Illinois, USA, d/o John W and Lela Borah.^4,3,5 She was listed as the daughter of John W Borah in the 1900 US Federal Census for Lebanon, St Clair County, Illinois, USA.⁴ Marjorie T Borah was listed as the daughter of J W Borah in the 1910 US Federal Census for 2617 Patomas St, St Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, USA.⁶ Marjorie T Borah was listed as the daughter of John W Borah in the 1920 US Federal Census for 4553 Gibson Ave, St Louis, St Louis City, Missouri, USA.⁷ Marjorie T Borah was a school teacher on 14 January 1920.⁷ She and Herbert Victor Billings obtained a marriage license on 9 August 1920 at St Louis, St Louis County, Missouri, USA.^1,8 Marjorie T Borah married Herbert Victor Billings, son of Mott R Billings and Sarah Louise Cowles, on 10 August 1920 at St Louis, St Louis County, Missouri, USA.^9,10,11 Marjorie T Billings was listed as the wife of Herbert Victor Billings in the 1930 US Federal Census for 7550 Ellis Ave, Maplewood, St Louis County, Missouri, USA.¹² Marjorie T Billings was listed as the wife of Herbert Victor Billings in the 1940 US Federal Census for 2007 Bellevue, Maplewood, St Louis County, Missouri, USA.¹³ Marjorie T Billings and Herbert Victor Billings lived at 2007 Bellevue, Maplewood, St Louis County, Missouri, USA, on 26 April 1942.¹⁰ Marjorie T Billings was listed as the wife of Herbert Victor Billings in the 1950 US Federal Census for 7436 Zephyr St, Maplewood, St Louis County, Missouri, USA.⁵ Marjorie T Borah and Herbert Victor Billings lived at 7436 Zephyr St, St Louis, St Louis County, Missouri, USA, on 12 March 1955.¹⁴ Marjorie T Billings was the informant for the death of Herbert Victor Billings on 12 March 1955 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Cottonwood, Yavapai County, Arizona, USA.^14,15,16 Marjorie T Borah lived at 7436 Zephyr St, St Louis, St Louis County, Missouri, USA, in 1958.¹⁷ She died on 20 June 1987 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA, at age 91.^3,18

     James Rogerson was born in September 1851 at Canada West (now Ontario), Canada.^4,5,6 He was the son of John Rogerson and Jane (?)¹ James Rogerson may be the person who appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 for St David's Ward, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in Thomas Keenan's boarding house.⁷ He was a clerk at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 2 April 1871.⁷ He was C Presbyterian on 2 April 1871.⁷ He witnessed the marriage of Andrew James Kyle and Margaret Louise Kilbourn on 19 May 1875 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^8,9,10 James Rogerson was a book-keeper at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 25 July 1878.¹ He married Margaret Henrietta Kilbourn, daughter of Hiram Kilbourn and Eliza Ann Seaman, on 25 July 1878 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,11,12 James Rogerson was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1881 Canadian Census for Little Saskatchewan, Western Extension, Manitoba, Canada. The household included Margaret Henrietta Rogerson and Edith O Rogerson.²
James Rogerson was a farmer at Little Saskatchewan, Western Extension, Manitoba, Canada, on 4 April 1881.² He and Margaret Henrietta Kilbourn were Presbyterian on 4 April 1881.² James Rogerson was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1891 Canadian Census for Rapid City, Marquette District, Manitoba, Canada. The household included Edith O Rogerson, Margaret Henrietta Rogerson, Eileen Rogerson, Grace Rogerson and Georgie Rogerson.¹³
James Rogerson was a farmer on 6 April 1891.¹³ He and Margaret Henrietta Kilbourn immigrated to USA in 1893.^14,15,16,17 James Rogerson was a rancher at West Riverside, Riverside County, California, USA, on 26 June 1895.¹⁸ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1900 US Federal Census for Union Township, Riverside County, California, USA. The household included Margaret Henrietta Rogerson, Eileen Rogerson, Sarah Grace Rogerson, George Kilbourn Rogerson, Margaret Howard Rogerson and Jean Rogerson.¹⁹
James Rogerson was a farmer at Union Township, Riverside County, California, USA, on 11 June 1900.²⁰ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1910 US Federal Census for Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California, USA. The household included Margaret Henrietta Rogerson, Edith O Rogerson, George Kilbourn Rogerson, Margaret Howard Rogerson, Jean Rogerson, Constance Ann Bloom and James Monroe Bloom.²¹
James Rogerson was naturalized before 22 April 1910.^22,3 He was the proprietor of a hotel at Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California, USA, on 22 April 1910.²² He attended the wedding of Robert Huntington Sherrill and George Kilbourn Rogerson on 4 August 1910 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA.^23,24,25 James Rogerson and Margaret Henrietta Rogerson lived at 220 East Olive Ave, Redlands, Riverside County, California, USA, in 1912.²⁶ James Rogerson was left a widower by the death of Margaret Henrietta Kilbourn on 18 April 1917.^27,3,28 James Rogerson was listed with Sam Mar Win in the 1920 US Federal Census for Township 17, Kern County, California, USA.²⁸ James Rogerson was a commissary at Township 17, Kern County, California, USA, on 22 January 1920.²⁸ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1930 US Federal Census for Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA. The household included Oliver Kilbourn Halladay, Frank E Halladay and Archie Maynard Halladay.²⁹
James Rogerson died on 20 October 1935 at Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA, at age 84^30,31 and was buried on 23 October 1935 at California Columbarium, Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA.³¹

     Margaret Louise Kilbourn was born on 20 May 1852 at Brockville, Leeds County, Canada West (now Ontario), Canada.^4,1,5 She was the daughter of Billings Kilborn and Janet McCready.^1,3 Margaret Louise Kilbourn married Andrew James Kyle, son of James Kyle and Margaret R Donaldson, on 19 May 1875 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,6,7 Margaret Louise Kilbourn was the informant for the birth of Marion Alice Kyle on 24 June 1877 at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^2,8,9 Margaret Louise Kyle was the married woman (probably wife) listed in the household of Andrew James Kyle in the 1881 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Margaret Louise Kilbourn and Andrew James Kyle were Congregationalist on 4 April 1881.⁶ Margaret Louise Kyle was listed as the wife of Andrew James Kyle in the 1891 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.¹⁰ Margaret Louise Kilbourn and Andrew James Kyle were Congregationalist on 11 April 1891.¹¹ Margaret Louise Kyle was listed as the wife of Andrew James Kyle in the 1901 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.¹² Margaret Louise Kilbourn and Andrew James Kyle were Presbyterian on 31 March 1901.¹² Margaret Louise Kyle was listed as the wife of Andrew James Kyle in the 1911 Canadian Census for 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.¹³ Margaret Louise Kilbourn and Andrew James Kyle were Presbyterian on 1 June 1911.¹⁴ Margaret Louise Kilbourn died on 17 February 1916 at 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 63^3,15,16 and was buried at Bayview Cemetery, Keppel Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^3,15

     Andrew James Kyle was born on 29 March 1851 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Canada West (now Ontario), Canada.^1,4,5 He was the son of James Kyle and Margaret R Donaldson.^1,6,7,8 Andrew James Kyle was a tinsmith at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 19 May 1875.¹ He married first Margaret Louise Kilbourn, daughter of Billings Kilborn and Janet McCready, on 19 May 1875 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,9,10 Andrew James Kyle was a tinsmith on 24 June 1877.² He was a tinsmith at Keppel Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 18 October 1879.¹¹ He was the informant for the birth of Henry Donaldson Kyle on 18 October 1879 at Keppel Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^11,12,13 Andrew James Kyle was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1881 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. The household included Margaret Louise Kyle, Marion Alice Kyle and Henry Donaldson Kyle.⁹
Andrew James Kyle was a tinsmith at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 4 April 1881.⁹ He and Margaret Louise Kilbourn were Congregationalist on 4 April 1881.⁹ Andrew James Kyle was a hardware merchant at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 6 July 1884.¹⁴ He was the informant for the birth of Gordon Billings Kyle on 6 July 1884 at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^14,15,16 Andrew James Kyle lived at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 17 March 1888.¹⁷ He was the informant for the death of Ebenezer Kyle on 17 March 1888 at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^17,18 Andrew James Kyle was a hardware merchant at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 23 April 1889.¹⁹ He was the informant for the birth of Norman Howard Kyle on 23 April 1889 at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^19,20,21 Andrew James Kyle was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1891 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. The household included Margaret Louise Kyle, Marion Alice Kyle, Gordon Billings Kyle, Norman Howard Kyle and Henry Donaldson Kyle.²²
Andrew James Kyle and Margaret Louise Kilbourn were Congregationalist on 11 April 1891.²³ Andrew James Kyle was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1901 Canadian Census for Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. The household included Margaret Louise Kyle, Marion Alice Kyle, Gordon Billings Kyle, Norman Howard Kyle and Ada May Ault.²⁴
Andrew James Kyle was a hardware merchant at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 31 March 1901.³ He and Margaret Louise Kilbourn were Presbyterian on 31 March 1901.²⁴ Andrew James Kyle was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1911 Canadian Census for Berford St, Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. The household included.²⁵
Andrew James Kyle was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1911 Canadian Census for 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The household included Margaret Louise Kyle.²⁶
Andrew James Kyle was Presbyterian on 1 June 1911.²⁵ He was a hardware dealer [code 10-0-36] at Wiarton, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1911.²⁵ He was a hardware merchant at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1911.²⁷ He and Margaret Louise Kilbourn were Presbyterian on 1 June 1911.²⁸ Andrew James Kyle witnessed the death of Margaret Louise Kilbourn on 17 February 1916 at 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^29,18,30 Andrew James Kyle lived at 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 17 February 1916.²⁹ He married Elizabeth Jane Reid on 25 October 1916 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^31,32,7 Andrew James Kyle and Elizabeth Jane Reid lived at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 2 July 1918.³³ Andrew James Kyle witnessed the marriage of John Macartney and Marion Alice Kyle on 2 July 1918 at Tobermory, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^33,34 Andrew James Kyle was a hardware merchant on 16 July 1920.⁵ He died on 16 July 1920 at 380 Sackville St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 69^5,30,18 and was buried on 20 July 1920 at Bayview Cemetery, Keppel Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^18,5

     William Francis Quay Kilbourn was born on 12 December 1931.¹ He was the son of William Quay Kilbourn and Mary Elizabeth McKague.¹ William Francis Quay Kilbourn died on 26 February 1932¹ and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹

     Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie was born on 13 May 1892 at Bognor, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,4,5 He was the son of James Grierson Carrie and Elizabeth McWhirter.^1,6,7 Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie graduated in 1915 from the University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as a civil engineer^3,7 and went overseas with the Canadian Army. He was seconded to the Indian Army in 1917 and served in Mesopotamia, Iraq, Egypt and Syria staying after the war until 1922 when he returned to Owen Sound and married my mother.^7,3 Prior to enlisting in the Canadian Army he had served three years in the Canadian Engineers, Toronto, and then with the 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse (Militia.)⁷ He was a civil engineer at Box 500, Grenville, Arguenteuil County, Québec, Canada, on 21 June 1922.⁶ He married Margaret Melbourne Kilbourn, daughter of George Stirke Kilbourn and Margaret Durie Paterson, on 21 June 1922 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^6,8 Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie and Margaret Melbourne Kilbourn lived at Kilmar, Québec, Canada.³ Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie was General Manager of the Canadian Refractories Company at Montréal, Québec, Canada.³ He and Margaret Melbourne Kilbourn lived at Montréal, Québec, Canada.³ Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie served in the military in 1939, He rejoined the army in 1939 and went overseas as Colonel of the !st Canadian Survey Regiment . He later joined British Intelligence and then became the first liason Officer with the Defence Research Board in London. Returning to Ottawa in 1951 he was the advisor, Defense and Research for the Canadian Army until he retired.³ The Passenger List for the Empress of Canada arriving at Liverpool, Lancashire, UK, on 24 November 1950 inlcuded Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie and Margaret Melbourne Carrie.² Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie and Margaret Melbourne Carrie intended to live after 24 November 1950 at 11 Hill St, London, England.² Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie died in 1970.⁹

     Joan Kilbourn Carrie was the daughter of Colonel Gideon Milroy Carrie and Margaret Melbourne Kilbourn.¹ Joan Kilbourn Carrie married James Herbert Murwin on 1 April 1950 at London, England.^1,2 Joan Kilbourn Carrie died on 21 February 1990.¹

     Horace Bruce Smith lived at 355 St Clair Ave West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.⁷ He was born on 22 May 1864 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Canada West (now Ontario), Canada.^8,9,10 He was the son of William Henry Smith and Frances Jane Eberts.¹ Horace Bruce Smith was a barrister at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 17 February 1892.¹ He married Helen Maud Kilbourn, daughter of John Melbourne Kilbourn and Maria Antoinette Bishop, on 17 February 1892 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,11,6 Horace Bruce Smith was a barrister at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 8 June 1895.² He was the informant for the birth of Frances Kilbourn Smith on 8 June 1895 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.² Horace Bruce Smith was a barrister at law at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 2 October 1896.⁶ He was the informant for the birth of Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith on 2 October 1896 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^{3,12,13,14,15} Horace Bruce Smith was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. The household included Helen Maud Smith and Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith.¹⁶
Horace Bruce Smith was a lawyer at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 31 March 1901.⁴ He and Helen Maud Kilbourn were Church of England on 31 March 1901.¹⁶ Horace Bruce Smith was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1087 4th Ave, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. The household included Helen Maud Smith and Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith.¹⁷
Horace Bruce Smith was a manufacturer at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1911.⁵ He and Helen Maud Kilbourn were Episcopalian on 1 June 1911.¹⁷ Horace Bruce Smith was of the N. A. B. C. Co. in 1911.¹⁸ He was "president of the Northern Navigation Company, and Collingwood Shipbuilding Company, as well as Halifax Shipyards Limited, Davie Shipbuilding and Repairing Company, and the Steam Navigation Company. Northern Navigation had been bought out by Canada Steamship Lines before the First World War, and Smith sat on it board of directors until his death in 1939." circa 1920.¹⁹ He was the informant for the death of Maria Antoinette Bishop on 1 April 1921 at 370 10th St East, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^20,21,22 Horace Bruce Smith lived at 355 St Clair Ave West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 1 April 1921.²⁰ He witnessed the marriage of Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC and Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith on 1 June 1921 at Grace-Church-on-the-Hill, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^7,23 Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn lived at 355 St Clair Ave West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 1 September 1930.⁶ Horace Bruce Smith was the informant for the death of Helen Maud Kilbourn on 1 September 1930 at Toronto General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Horace Bruce Smith died in 1939.^19,24

     Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was born on 2 October 1896 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,6,7,8,5 She was the daughter of Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn.^1,2,3,4,5 Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was listed as the daughter of Horace Bruce Smith in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁹ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was Church of England with Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn on 31 March 1901 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁹ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was listed as the daughter of Horace Bruce Smith in the 1911 Canadian Census for 1087 4th Ave, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹⁰ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was Episcopalian with Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn on 1 June 1911 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹⁰ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith lived at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1921.⁴ She married first Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC, son of George William John Barker and Victoria Jane Alguire, on 1 June 1921 at Grace-Church-on-the-Hill, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^4,11 Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith and Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC lived at 255 St Clair Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 12 March 1930.¹² Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith was left a widow by the death of Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC on 12 March 1930.^12,13 Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith married second Gerald E D Greene.¹⁴ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith and Gerald E D Greene had no children.¹⁴ Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith died in December 1983 at age 87¹⁵ and was buried at Mount Pleasant Mausoleum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.¹⁵

     Douglas Morgan Neeve was born on 26 June 1875 at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.^1,6,7,5 He was the son of John Bonner Harrington Neeve and Margaret Goodeve.¹ Douglas Morgan Neeve married Ethel Kilbourn, daughter of John Melbourne Kilbourn and Maria Antoinette Bishop, on 2 August 1899 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^2,8,9 Douglas Morgan Neeve was a banker with the Union Bank of Canada on 14 October 1900.⁵ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1906 Canadian Census for 129 Llewellyn St, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The household included Ethel Neeve, Margaret Antoinette Neeve and Dorothy Ethel Neeve.¹⁰
Douglas Morgan Neeve was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1911 Canadian Census for Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The household included Ethel Neeve, Margaret Antoinette Neeve and Dorothy Ethel Neeve.¹¹
Douglas Morgan Neeve was a manager at a bank at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on 1 June 1911.⁴ He and Ethel Kilbourn were Anglican on 1 June 1911.¹² Douglas Morgan Neeve died on 9 March 1945 at 78 Lynwood Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 69¹³ and was buried on 12 March 1945 at St John's Anglican Cemetery, York Mills, York County, Ontario, Canada.¹³

     William Francis Mainguy was born on 27 July 1905.^3,1,4 He was the son of Philip Neville Mainguy and Phyllis Checkley.⁵ William Francis Mainguy lived at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA, between 1905 and 1910.¹ He married Dorothy Ethel Neeve, daughter of Douglas Morgan Neeve and Ethel Kilbourn, on 5 October 1929 at Montréal, Québec, Canada.^1,3,2,4 William Francis Mainguy died in 1999 at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada,¹ and was buried at Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.³

     Jessie Gertrude Adley was born circa 1879.³ She married Frederick Aubrey Kilbourn, son of John Melbourne Kilbourn and Maria Antoinette Bishop, between 1 April 1901 and 20 July 1911.² Jessie Gertrude Adley and Frederick Aubrey Kilbourn lived at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in 1911.⁴ Jessie Gertrude Adley died in 1918.² She died at Calgary, Alberta, Canada.¹

     Mary Elizabeth McKague was born on 1 June 1901 at Culross Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.^2,1 She was the daughter of Andrew D McKague and Kate Mitchell.^1,3 Mary Elizabeth McKague married William Quay Kilbourn, son of Francis Howard Kilbourn and Helen Isabel Quay, on 5 January 1929 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.³ Mary Elizabeth McKague died on 25 November 1956 at age 55² and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.²

     John Allan Whiteside was born on 8 December 1916 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,2 He was the son of Capt Charles Albert Whiteside and Annabel Bishop.^1,2 John Allan Whiteside's mother died on 21 February 1920 at Collingwood, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada.^4,5,6 He lived at St Jean, Québec, Canada, in 1943.³ He married Margaret May Follis on 23 October 1943 at Bathurst United Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^7,8,9 John Allan Whiteside survived the death of Annabel G Whiteside on 5 January 1944 at Mountain Sanitorium, Ancaster Township, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada.^10,11,12 John Allan Whiteside survived the death of Capt Charles Albert Whiteside on 8 February 1959 at St Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^13,14,15 John Allan Whiteside and Margaret May Whiteside lived at 310 Wright Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in 1968.¹⁶ John Allan Whiteside lived at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in 1980.³ He survived the death of Manola Pearl Brown on 17 March 1980 at Versa-Care Nursing Home, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹⁷ John Allan Whiteside was left a widower by the death of Margaret May Follis on 3 October 1986.^18,19 John Allan Whiteside survived the death of Jean Whiteside on 31 August 1990 at Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada.^20,21 John Allan Whiteside died on 15 June 1996 at age 79²² and was buried at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.⁹

     Jean Whiteside was born in 1920 at Ontario, Canada.^4,3 She was the daughter of Capt Charles Albert Whiteside and Annabel Bishop.^1,2,5 Jean Whiteside's mother died on 21 February 1920 at Collingwood, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada.^6,7,8 She survived the death of Annabel G Whiteside on 5 January 1944 at Mountain Sanitorium, Ancaster Township, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada.^9,5,10 Jean Whiteside married Wilfred Lauchlin Sabiston circa 1946.^2,4 Jean Whiteside was left a widow by the death of Wilfred Lauchlin Sabiston on 20 May 1952.^11,12 Jean Sabiston survived the death of Capt Charles Albert Whiteside on 8 February 1959 at St Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^2,13,14 Jean Sabiston survived the death of Manola Pearl Brown on 17 March 1980 at Versa-Care Nursing Home, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹⁵ Jean Whiteside died on 31 August 1990 at Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada,^4,16 and was buried on 5 September 1990 at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada.^16,4

     Annabel G Whiteside was born on 13 May 1918 at Miss Moore's private hospital, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of Capt Charles Albert Whiteside and Annabel Bishop.^1,2,4 Annabel G Whiteside's mother died on 21 February 1920 at Collingwood, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada.^5,6,7 She died on 5 January 1944 at Mountain Sanitorium, Ancaster Township, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada, at age 25^2,4,8 and was buried on 7 January 1944 at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^2,1,8

     William Dunwiddie Armstrong was born on 2 November 1890 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, s/o John Armstrong and Marie Maughan.^1,4,2 He was listed as the son of John Armstrong in the 1901 Canadian Census for Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁵ William Dunwiddie Armstrong was listed as the son of John Armstrong in the 1911 Canadian Census for 761 44th Ave West, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.⁶ William Dunwiddie Armstrong was farming on 1 June 1911.⁶ He was a locomotive engineer in February 1915.⁴ He began military service on 8 February 1915 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada.⁴ He was discharged to the RAF as a flight cadet on 11 August 1918.⁴ He was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1921 Canadian Census for Township 24, Range 9, West of the 5th Meridian, Rocky Mountain Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The household included.⁷
William Dunwiddie Armstrong was a fireman at a cement plant on 1 June 1921.⁷ He and Marjorie Howard Kilbourn were engaged in 1926.³ William Dunwiddie Armstrong was the superintendent of Canada Cement Company at Exshaw, Alberta, Canada, on 23 August 1926.² He married Margaret Howard Kilbourn, daughter of Hiram James Kilbourn and Susannah Binns, on 23 August 1926 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.² William Dunwiddie Armstrong was listed as the Head of the Household in the 1931 Canadian Census for Township 24, Range 9, West of the 5th Meridian, Rocky Mountain Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The only other member of his household is his mother Maria.⁸ William Dunwiddie Armstrong was the superintendent of a cement plant on 1 June 1931.⁸ He died on 8 September 1933 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, at age 42^9,10,11 and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹¹

     Frances Wilmena Fletcher was born between June 1875 and June 1879 at Ontario, Canada.^2,3 She married Harold Livingston Kilbourn, son of Frederick Lepan Kilbourn and Elizabeth Livingstone Buchan, on 20 November 1919 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.^1,2 Frances Wilmena Fletcher was listed as the wife of Harold Livingston Kilbourn in the 1921 Canadian Census for Cavers St, Deloraine, Manitoba, Canada.² Frances Wilmena Fletcher was listed as the wife of Harold Livingston Kilbourn in the 1931 Canadian Census for Cavers St, Deloraine, Manitoba, Canada.³ Frances Wilmena Kilbourn and Harold Livingston Kilbourn lived at Deloraine, Souris, Manitoba, Canada, in 1945.⁴ Frances Wilmena Kilbourn was left a widow by the death of Harold Livingston Kilbourn on 2 January 1952.^5,6,7 Frances Wilmena Fletcher and Harold Livingston Kilbourn died without issue.⁷

     Margaret Antoinette Neeve was born on 14 October 1900 at 370 Tenth St, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^1,5,6 She was the daughter of Douglas Morgan Neeve and Ethel Kilbourn.^3,2,1,4 Margaret Antoinette Neeve was listed as the daughter of Douglas Morgan Neeve in the 1906 Canadian Census for 129 Llewellyn St, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.⁷ Margaret Antoinette Neeve was listed as the daughter of Douglas Morgan Neeve in the 1911 Canadian Census for Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.⁸ Margaret Antoinette Neeve was Anglican with Douglas Morgan Neeve and Ethel Kilbourn on 1 June 1911 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.⁹ Margaret Antoinette Neeve married Tim Hicks-Lyne.¹⁰ Margaret Antoinette Hicks-Lyne survived the death of Douglas Morgan Neeve on 9 March 1945 at 78 Lynwood Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.¹¹ Margaret Antoinette Neeve died in 1979.¹⁰

     Richard Wilmot Eggleton was born on 30 November 1890 at Rawdon Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.^1,4,3 He was the son of Walton E Eggleton and Frances Ostrom.^1,2 Richard Wilmot Eggleton was a farmer at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, on 28 February 1917.² He married Hazel May Meyers, daughter of Walton Henry Meyers and Minnie McMasters, on 28 February 1917 at Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.^2,3 Richard Wilmot Eggleton died in 1955³ and was buried at Whites Cemetery, Sidney Township, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.³

     Annie Maud Macoun was born on 24 November 1873 at Belleville, Ontario, Canada.^1,3,4 She was the daughter of James Macoun and Margaret Wood.^1,2,5 Annie Maud Macoun lived at Belleville, Ontario, Canada, on 2 May 1896.² She married Edwin Warren Bishop, son of Eleazer Wilson Bishop and Sarah Sophie Kilbourn, on 2 May 1896 at Belleville, Ontario, Canada.^2,6,7 Annie Maud Bishop was listed as the wife of Edwin Warren Bishop in the 1901 Canadian Census for Rossland, Kootenay District, British Columbia, Canada.⁶ Annie Maud Macoun and Edwin Warren Bishop were Presbyterian on 31 March 1901.⁶ Annie Maud Bishop was listed as the wife of Edwin Warren Bishop in the 1911 Canadian Census for Stewart Ave, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.⁸ Annie Maud Macoun and Edwin Warren Bishop were Presbyterain on 1 June 1911.⁷ Annie Maud Macoun was left a widow by the death of Edwin Warren Bishop on 6 February 1919.^9,10,11 Annie Maud Macoun died on 14 December 1957 at Kingston Hospital, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, at age 84.⁵

     Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC was born on 3 November 1894 at Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada.^1,3,4 He was the son of George William John Barker and Victoria Jane Alguire.^1,2,5 Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC served two camps at Sewell with 32nd Light Horse before 1 December 1914.¹ He was a student at Collegiate at Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada, on 1 December 1914.¹ He began military service on 29 December 1914 at Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.¹ He was a vice-president at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1921.² He married Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith, daughter of Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn, on 1 June 1921 at Grace-Church-on-the-Hill, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^2,6 Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC was an aviator in civil aviation on 12 March 1930.⁵ He and Jean Bruce Kilbourn Smith lived at 255 St Clair Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 12 March 1930.⁵ Lieut-Colonel William George Barker VC DSO MC died on 12 March 1930 at Rockliffe Aerodrome, Rockliffe, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada, at age 35^5,7 and was buried on 16 March 1930 at Mount Pleasant Mausoleum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.⁸

     Frances Kilbourn Smith died on 8 June 1895 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.³ She was born on 8 June 1895 at Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.¹ She was the daughter of Horace Bruce Smith and Helen Maud Kilbourn.¹

     Mary Worth Bishop was born between April 1917 and April 1918 at Ontario, Canada.³ She was the daughter of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop and Edith Stuart Galbraith.² Mary Worth Bishop was listed as the daughter of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop in the 1921 Canadian Census for 720 Second Ave West, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.³ Mary Worth Bishop was listed as the daughter of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop in the 1931 Canadian Census for 115 Main, Hamilton, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada.⁴ Mary Worth Bishop survived the death of Margaret Louise Greene on 7 September 1936 at 948 3rd Ave West, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^5,6,7 Mary Worth Bishop "joined the Women's Army Corps (WAC) in June 1943, was overseas during World War II and retired in May 1946 as Sgt Bishop."² She survived the death of Edith Stuart Galbraith on 16 November 1948 at St Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada.^8,9,10 Mary Worth Bishop lived at Grimsby, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada, on 16 November 1948.¹ She married Alexander Maxwell Challice, son of Leonard Challice, on 14 April 1951.^11,12 Mary Worth Bishop survived the death of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop on 27 November 1957 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^13,7,14 Mary Worth Bishop lived at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 27 November 1957.¹³ She attended the funeral of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop on 29 November 1957 at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^7,14,15 Mary Worth Bishop married second Paul Rodrik in 1966.^16,2 Mary Worth Bishop was left a widow by the death of Paul Rodrik on 19 March 1983.^17,2 Mary Worth Bishop died on 31 March 2006 at Lee Manor, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada,¹⁸ and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.²

     Paul Rodrik was born on 22 June 1915 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, s/o Franz Johnston of the Group of Seven painters and Florence Jamieson.^1,3,2 He was listed as the son of Francis Johnston in the 1921 Canadian Census for 15 Roslin Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.⁴ Paul Rodrik "served as staff artist with the RCAF during the Second World War."^2,5 He married Mary Worth Bishop, daughter of LCol Reginald Worth Bishop and Edith Stuart Galbraith, in 1966.^6,7 Paul Rodrik died on 19 March 1983 at Gilmour, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada, at age 67.^2,7