Who's Who at Leamington Meeting Room, ON

• Leamington Meeting Room, Essex, ON
  • @ Chatham +1878-1999+

Correspondents

• William Burton Dunn +1901-1927+
• Mrs. Charlotte Simpson +1927+
• Loise Simpson +1927+
• Mrs. Bert Simpson +1944-1949+
• Bert Simpson +1951+
• Mrs. L. Sloan +1951+
• Mrs. G. Sloan +1951+
• Eugene Simpson +2005-2019
• John Daniel Chovan +2016-2022

Families

Barry family

• Armistead M. Barry, Jr. +1944-1973+

Block family

• Rutherford Block +1903-1911+

Campbell family

• William T. Campbell +1911-1917+

Chovan family

• John Daniel Chovan +2007-2022 (b. 1947 - d. Nov. 18, 2022 Ruthven, Kingsville, ON) see obit). He was Croatian by heritage, raised in Argentina to missionaries, and he also served the Lord in the West Indies. Son of John Chovan, Sr. He and his wife were married at Harrow Baptist Church in 1969.

Crowe family

• Daniel D. Crowe (b. 1808 Raleigh Twp., Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1876 Chatham-Kent, ON). Wife: Catherine Peck Crowe (b. 1812 - d. 1892).
  • Louisa Crowe (1834-1838 Kent Co., ON)
  • Charles Henry Alonzo Crowe (b. 1837 Raleigh Twp., ON - d. 1908 Chatham, ON). Wife: Sarah Jane Dunn Crowe +1931+ (1851-1945 Chatham, ON).
    • Ella Jane Crowe Oldershaw +1931+ (b. 1876 Raleigh Twp., Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1957). Husband: Albert Oldershaw +1931-1933+ (b. 1880 ON - d. 1965)
    • Dr. Maurice "Hilliard" Crowe (b. 1875 Chatham, ON - d. 1945 Detroit, MI). Dr. Crowe practiced dentistry in Detroit for more than 35 years. 1st wife (1908 @ Mt. Clemens, Macomb, MI): Ruth Werden Crowe (b. 1887?). 2nd wife: Ruth L. Reese Crowe (b. 1886).
      • Russell Alonzo Crowe (1910-1987 Detroit, MI). Wife (1934 @ Detroit, MI): Doris Lucille McClatchey Crowe (b. 1914 Harrisville, MI).
      • Dorothy J. Crowe Dickie-Alderfer (b. 1911 Detroit, MI - d. 1990 Pierce, WA). 1st husband (1932 @ Detroit, MI): S. Gordon Dickie (b. 1903). 2nd husband (1940): William J. Alderfer (b. 1906 IN - d. 1990).
      • Marjorie Jeanne Crowe French (b. 1917 Detroit, MI - d. 2007 San Bruno, San Mateo, CA). Husband (1948 @ Detroit, MI): Thomas Lockwood French (b. 1914 Jamestown, NY - d. 2002).
        • Thomas Edward French (1955-1955 San Bruno, CA)
      • Jack Cameron Crowe +1931+ (b. 1919 Detroit, MI - d. 1984 Belmont, San Mateo, CA). In 1931, he resided with his great-aunt Sarah Crowe in Chatham. He served in WWII. In 1946, he was employed as an adding machine serviceman. 1st wife (1944 @ Lucas, OH): Eileen R. Russell Crowe (b. 1920). 2nd wife (1946 @ Detroit, MI): Jean Viola Smith Crowe (b. 1922 London, ON - d. 1991 San Mateo, CA), daughter of Thomas Edward Smith (b. 1913 TN - d. 1978 South Pittsburg, Marion, TN) & Minta Oldershaw Smith. 3rd wife (1963 @ Monterey, CA): Fredrika Florence Horrell Crowe (b. 1925 - d. 2010 Point Reyes Station, Marin, CA), daughter of Dorathy Horrell (d. 1947 Phoenix, AZ).
        • Sharon Jean Crowe Lochner (b. 1946 Detroit, MI - d. 2010). Husband: David Charles Lochner (b. 1918 Webster, Monroe, NY - d. 1999 Sutter Creek, Amador, CA). David was an EM1 in the U.S. Navy during WWII.
      • Jeanne Crowe
      • Dorothy Crowe Johnson
    • Henry C. Crowe
    • Walter Alonzo Crowe (b. 1878 Raleigh Twp., ON - d. 1917 Detroit, Wayne, MI)
    • Grace Crowe
  • Laura Louisa Adelaide Crowe Crow (b. 1839 Louisville, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1919 Chatham, ON). Husband: Daniel William Crow (b. 1830 Raleigh Twp., ON - d. 1920 Chatham, ON), son of William Alexander Crowe (b. 1802 Dover, Raleigh Twp., Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1886 Raleigh Twp., ON) & Jane Brown Crowe (b. 1804 Ulster, NY - d. 1878 Dover, ON).
  • Martha Ann Crowe Hodges (b. 1842 Chatham, ON - d. 1912 Wallaceburg, Kent, ON). Husband (1865 @ Kent Co., ON): Thomas Seth Hodges (b. 1841 Chatham, ON - d. 1912 Wallaceburg, ON), son of Parker Thomas Hodges (b. 1819 Syracuse, Onondaga, NY - d. 1880 North Gore, Chatham-Kent, ON) & Nancy Crowe Hodges (b. 1821 Dover Twp., ON - d. 1873 Wallaceburg, ON).
  • Ralph Nathaniel Crowe (1845-1852? Raleigh Twp., ON).

Downie family

John S. Downie was a hardware merchant in Chatham as early as 1871. He was the earliest known PB in that village, followed by the Simpson family. The Downie family was Presby. in 1871. In 1881, two Jones sisters also lived with the Downie family that were also PB: Sarah Jones (b. 1861 ON) & Emma Jones (b. 1866 ON). By 1891, the Downie family had relocated to Windsor, and were "Free Church" at that point.

• John Patrick Downie (b. 1787 Paisley, Renfrew, Scot. - d. 1873 Huron, ON), son of John Downie (b. 1760 Camelon, Stirling, Scot. - d. 1795 Island of St. Vincent) & Jean Reid Downie (b. 1760 Scot.; m. 1785 Glasgow, Scot.;). Wife (1808 @ Paisley, Scot.): Janet Sproul (b. 1789 Paisley, Scot. - d. 1871 Kent Co., ON), daughter of Andrew Sproul (b. 1747 Neilston, Renfrew, Scot. - d. 1796 Paisley, Scot.) & Helen Skeile Sproul (b. 1755 Yorkshire, Eng. - d. 1797+ Scot.). Andrew fought in the Highlanders (Black Watch) infantry during the Revolutionary War. As per jeanne13040 of Ancestry.com, he participated in the Battle of Long Island, Battle of Harlem, captured Ft. Washington in Nov. 1776, Battle of Brandywine, etc., earning land 18 miles from Fredericton, New Brunswick in exchange for his prior service, returning to Scotland by 1789. For more detail, see CharlotteTaylor.ca. No close relation to theologian R.C. Sproul (1939-2017).
  • John S. Downie +1878-1881+ (b. 1833 Paisley, Scot. - d. 1912 Detroit, MI). 1st wife: Mary "Molly" Hopkins Downie (b. 1837 Almont, Lapeer, MI - d. 1871 Chatham, ON) 2nd wife (1871 @ Chatham, ON): Elenor "Ellen" Payne Downie +1881+ (b. 1838 USA). In 1871, John was
    • Anna "Annie" Downie Reeve +1878-1899 (b. 1858 West Berlin, St. Clair, MI - d. 1899 Chatham, ON). Husband (1878 @ Chatham, ON): John Reeve +1878-1901+ (b. 1854 Plymouth, Devon, England; emig. 1871; d. 1936 Chatham, ON), son of John Reeve (b. 1828 Totnes, Devon, Eng.) & Emily Litten Vivian Reeve (1832-1869 Plymouth, Devon, Eng.). See Reeve family. In 1901, John was employed in Chatham as a barrister, and at the time of his death had the title of "K.C." (Kings Counsel), and considered a pioneer lawyer of Port Arthur (now part of Thunder Bay) as reported in an obit of Montreal.
      • Mabel Hunter Reeve +1879-1881+ (1879-1903 Chatham, ON). Mabel died of TB at the age of 23, registered Baptist by 1901.
      • Harry Vivian Reeve (b. 1883 Chatham, ON). Baptist by 1901, and dry goods clerk.
      • Herbert Lytton Reeve (b. 1884 Chatham, ON - d. 1930 Detroit, MI). Baptist in 1901.
      • Eliot "Murray" Reeve (1886-1926 Chatham, ON). Baptist in 1901. In 1918, Murray was employed as a barrister, his fiancee as a musician. Murray died of a brain tumor, his doctor was Dr. A.E. Northwood.
      • Arthur Stanley Reeve (b. 1891 Chatham, On - d. 1916). Baptist in 1901.
    • John Downie, Jr. +1881+ (b. 1861 West Berlin, MI - after 1881)
    • Margaret Downie +1881+ (b. 1863 West Berlin, MI)
    • Mary Downie +1881+ (b. 1865 Chatham, ON)
    • Andrew S. Downie +1881+ (b. 1867 Chatham, ON - d. 1895 Detroit, MI). Wife (1892 @ Windsor, ON): Ida Bell Read Downie (b. 1890 Hamilton, ON), daughter of Moses Read & Matilda McIntyre Read. In 1892, Andrew was Baptist, and Ida Bell was Episcopalian. Andrew died at the age of 26 of consumption.
    • Robert Downie +1881+ (b. 1869 ON)
    • Florence "Flossie" Sophia W. Downie +1881+ (b. 1871 Chatham, ON - d. 1895 Detroit, MI). Flossie died at the age of 24
    • James Downie +1881+ (b. 1874 ON)
    • Nellie Louisa Downie Gemmill-Harrison +1881-1893+ (b. 1876 Chatham, ON - d. 1949 Detroit, Wayne, MI). 1st husband (1893 @ Windsor, ON): William Roger Gemmill (b. 1873 Chatham, ON - d. 1962), son of John Roger Gemmill & Janet Gemmill. In 1893, Nellie was registered as PB, William as Presby. 2nd husband (1906 Detroit, MI): Charles Walter Harrison (b. 1880 Detroit, MI).

Dunn family

Windsor Star: "William Burton Dunn, 98, retired manager of the Leamington branch of the Royal Bank of Canada, died Thursday at the Catherine Wilson Nursing Home in Windsor. Mr. Dunn was born in West Flamborough Township, near Dundas, Ont., and lived in Windsor for the past 11 years at the Riverdale Manor Apartments.

He began his banking career with a private bank in Brantford, and by 1901 had moved to Rodney where he managed the S.B. Morris & Co. bank. In 1903, he opened a branch of the Union Bank of Canada in Mount Brydges, Ont., and in 1905 moved to Leamington where he opened another branch of the Union Bank. In 1925, the Union Bank was absorbed by the Royal Bank of Canada, and Mr. Dunn continued as manager until his retirement in 1936. In 1958 he moved to Windsor."

Mr. Dunn was a member of the Leamington Public Library Board for many years, and was largely responsible for obtaining a grant from the Carnegie Institute to establish the library. During the First World War, he was in charge of the Canadian Patriotic Fund for the southern district of Essex County. He was a member of the Leamington Lawn Bowling Club for many years."

• William Burton Dunn +1901-1927+ (b. 1870 Sandwich East, Essex, ON - d. 1969 Windsor, ON), son of John Dunn (b. 1835 Ireland) & Annie Dunn (b. 1834 Ireland).
• Annie Olive Bunn Dunn (b. 1864; m. 1892 @ Courtright, ON; d. 1955), daughter of Thomas Bunn (b. 1819 Eng.) & Sarah O'Neill Bunn (b. 1834 Ireland). The Bunn family was PB possibly as early as 1871. In 1871, the family resided in Charlottenburg, Glengarry, ON, and by 1881 resided in Moore Twp., Lambton Co., and setup a table known as the Courtright Meeting Room (TW) which met thru at least 1894.
  • Howard Sidney Dunn. Wife (1924 @ Montreal, QC): Audrey Pearl Paterson Dunn, daughter of J.A. Paterson.
  • Arthur W. Dunn (Windsor, ON). Wife (1929 @ Detroit, MI): Marguerite C. Hueston Dunn, daughter of Eugene H. Hueston & Clara M. Lewis Hueston.

Gardiner family

• W.E. Gardiner +1911-1914+

Hanna family

Thomas resided in Bancroft for 17 years, and relocated to Cambridge in 1981. He was employed as a conductor on the Chesapeake & Ohio railway until retiring in 1964, and latterly a member of the "open brethren gospel hall".

• Thomas Edward Benjamin Hanna +1949-1951+/1964? (b. 1900 Chatham, ON - d. 1981 Cambridge, ON). Wife: Sarah Ethel Laley Hanna (d. 1982 Cambridge, ON), daughter of Rosena Malinda Laley Jones Ward (b. 1878 Cottam, Essex, ON - d. 1922 Chatham, ON), daughter of Darwin B. Jones & Sarah Jones.
  • Thomas Hanna - England
  • Robert Hanna - Cambridge, ON
  • Maxwell Hanna - London, ON
  • Donna Hanna Wilson - London, ON

Moir family

• Robert Moir (b. 1820 Scotland). Wife: Margaret Davies Moir (b. 1825 Scot.)

• E.H. Moir +1923+
  • Donald Moir +1985+

Oldershaw family

Albert was formerly Baptist, and self-employed as a plumber. See Crowe family.

• Albert Oldershaw +1931-1933+ (b. 1880 Dover, Kent, ON - d. 1965), son of James Oldershaw (b. 1834 Nottinghamshire, Eng. - d. 1923 Chatham, ON) & Mary Anne Cornhill Oldershaw (b. 1842 Toronto, ON - d. 1912 Chatham, ON).
• Ella Jane Crowe Oldershaw +1931-1933+ (b. 1876 Raleigh, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1957), daughter of Charles Henry Alonzo Crowe (b. 1838 Raleigh, ON - d. 1908 Chatham, ON) & Sarah Jane Dunn Crowe +1931+ (b. 1851 ON - d. 1945 Chatham, ON).

Pegley family

The Windsor Star 1897-1-5 ran an obit for Charles with the title "A Noted Lawyer Dead", followed by "Chas. E. Pegley of Chatham passes away after a long illness" subtitle. Continuing, "C.E. Pegley, Q.C., of Chatham, died on Sunday morning after an illness which has extended over a long period. His death removes one of the ablest men of the Canadian Bar, and a very successful criminal lawyer. The deceased gentleman was the son of the late Capt. Pegley, a British officer, and was born at Mount Torrance, near the town of Peterboro', 59 years ago. He entered the law office of Walter McCrae, afterwards Judge McCrae, at the age of 17, was called to the bar in 1862, and made a Q.C. in 1890. He was a partner with C.R. Atkinson, Q.C., for some years, afterwards practicing alone. The deceased gentleman leaves a widow and five sons, Charles, Gerald, and William, New York; Roland, St. Paul, Minn., and Torrance, at home. The funeral took place today to Maple Leaf cemetery." He was CoE by 1891.

• Charles Edward Pegley +1879+ (b. 1839 Mount Torrance, ON - d. 1897 Chatham, ON). Wife (1863): Martha Butler Pegley (1841-1899).

Reeve family

• John Reeve +1881+

Rennie family

• Gordon Rennie +1999+

Scott family

• J.L. Scott +1889-1903+

Shaw family

• S.G. Shaw +1927-1933+

Simpson family

• Thomas Simpson (b. 1671 Alves, Moray, Scot.). Wife: Bessie Taylor Simpson (b. 1670 Moray, Scot.)
  • Walter Simpson (b. 1707 Haugh Arndilly, Scot. - d. 1819 Cavendish, PEI). Wife: Elspet Man Simpson (b. 1685 Haugh of Arndilly, Scot. - d. 1780 Cavendish, Scot.), daughter of John Man (1632-1740) & Elspet Shand Man (b. 1668).
    • William Simpson (b. 1733 Haugh Arndilly, Scot. - d. 1819 Cavendish, PEI). Wife: Janet Winchester Simpson (b. 1735 Frochabers, Elgin, Scot. - d. 1818 Cavendish, PEI).
      • James Simpson (b. 1770 Gerbity Moray, Scotland - d. 1850 Hope River, Queens, PEI). Wife (1798 @ Hope River, PEI): Agnes Nancy Woodside Simpson (b. 1778 Prince Town, PEI - d. 1841 Hope River, PEI), daughter of James Woodside (b. 1736 Irvine, Strathclyde, Scot. - d. 1824 Princetown, PEI) & Ann Love Woodside (b. 1741 Campbellton, Scot. - d. 1829 Princetown, PEI).
        • Robert Simpson (1799-1853). Wife: Janet May McNeill Simpson (1798-1878), daughter of John Malcolm McNeill (1750-1815) & Margaret Simpson McNeill (1759-1849). Margaret was a daughter of William Simpson (1733-1819) & Janet Winchester Simpson (1735-1818).
        • Hon. Jeremiah Simpson (1803-1877). Wife: Margaret McNeill Simpson (1807-1896), daughter of William Simpson McNeill, Sr. (1782-1870) & Eliza Bliss Townsend McNeill (1788-1869). William McNeil was a son of John Malcolm McNeill (1750-1815) & Margaret Simpson McNeill (1759-1849). Cavendish was the inspiration for Avonlea of "Anne of Green Gables", written by Lucy Maud Montgomery, who was a maternal great-granddaughter of previously mentioned William Simpson McNeill and his wife Eliza Bliss Townsend McNeill.
        • Ann L. Simpson Clark (1806-1856)
        • Alexander Simpson (1809-1884). Wife: Eliza McNeill (1814-1879), daughter of Malcolm McNeill (1784-1863) & Sarah Caroline Campbell McNeill (1786-1872).
        • John Simpson (1810-1900). Wife: Barbara Woodside Simpson (1812-1908), daughter of William Woodside (1794-1848) & Helen Montgomery Simpson (1794-1848).
        • William Simpson (1812/1818-1900).
        • Charlotte Simpson McNeill (1812-1885). Husband: Thomas McNeill (1816-1904)
        • Christy Simpson (b. 1814)
        • Margaret Simpson (1816-1865)
        • James Simpson (b. 1807 PEI - d. 1891). Wife: Jane Clark Simpson (b. 1813 PEI - d. 1893)
          • James Albert Simpson (1837-1840)
          • William Howard Simpson (b. 1839 Bayview, PEI - d. 1888 Chatham-Kent Co., ON). Wife (1871): Matilda Zimmerman Simpson (b. 1843 Nelson Twp., Halton, ON - d. 1912 Hamilton, ON). In 1871, William was a Presbyterian pastor in Nelson, Halton, ON. In 1880, he pastored in Madison, Jefferson, Indiana. By the time of his death, he had returned to Ontario.
          • Louisa Simpson +1901-1927+ (b. 1842 Darnley, Prince, PEI - d. 1937 Sarnia, Lambton, ON). She never married, and by 1931, she was registered as UCC. She relocated to Chatham when she was five years old (1847?). She taught school in Chatham and the district for a number of years, and for 25 years was in the beekeeping business in Chatham Twp. until retiring in 1895.
          • Albert Benjamin "A.B." Simpson (b. 1843 Bayview, PEI - d. 1919 Nyack, Rockland, NY). He was saved during the 1859 revival under the ministry of Henry Grattan Guinness, who in the 1870's published the Missionary Echo, the first open brethren missions newsletter. He spent some time in Chatham, Ontario, and studied Presbyterian theology at Knox College at the University of Toronto, graduating in 1865, as per his wiki, and was subsequently ordained by the Canadian Presbys. At the age of 21, he was pastoring the large Knox Presby. in Hamilton, Ontario. He subsequently pastored other Presby. churches including at Chestnut St. in Louisville, Kentucky starting in 1873, and Thirteenth St. in NYC by 1880. In 1881, he experienced a shift in theological positions to more of an evangelical one with continuationist leanings, and subsequently founded what became Nyack College and the Christian Missionary & Alliance denomination (now Alliance World Fellowship, and in 1882, allegedly published the first missionary journal with pictures. Wife (1865): Margaret Louis Henry (b. 1841 Toronto, ON - d. 1924 Nyack, NY), daughter of John Henry & Jane Martin Henry.
          • Margaret Jane Simpson (b. 1845 Bayview, PEI - d. 1847)
          • James Darnley Simpson +1881-1901 (1848-1901 Chatham, ON). In 1891, James was registered with the Presbys, but 1881 & 1901 as PB.
          • Peter "Gordon" Simpson +1881+ (1850-1897 Chatham-Kent, ON). Wife: Charlotte Amelia Moir Simpson +1881-1927+ (b. 1851 QC - d. 1938 Essex Co., ON), daughter of Robert Moir (b. 1820 Scotland) & Margaret Davies Moir (b. 1825 Scot.).
            • Amy "Annie" Elizabeth Simpson Sloan +1881+; +1951+ (b. 1876 Chatham, ON - d. 1972 Leamington, ON). Husband (1901 @ Chatham, ON): Lemuel Wendell Sloan (b. 1874 Mersea Twp., Essex, ON - d. 1961 Leamington, ON), son of James Thornton Sloan (b. 1838 Eganville, Halton, ON - d. 1889 Windsor, ON) & Isabella Fox Sloan (b. 1837 Gosfield, Essex, ON - d. 1903 Mersea, Essex, ON).
              • Bessie Agatha Sloan Beacom (b. 1902 Leamington, ON - d. 1994). Husband (1927): George Burns Beacom (b. 1904 Mersea, Essex, ON - d. 1966 Missoula, MT), son of Albert T. Beacom (b. 1867 ON) & Jessie May Plant Beacom (b. 1873 Essex Co., ON).
              • Mildred Amy Sloan Wharton (b. 1905 Leamington, ON - d. 1942 Mersea, Essex, ON). Husband (1932 @ Toronto, ON): Frank Wharton (b. 1907 Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, Eng. - d. 1984 Essex Co., ON), son of John & Rebecca Wharton.
              • Garnet Lemuel Sloan (1911-1992 Leamington, ON). Wife (1931 @ Tilbury, Kent, ON): Velma Dell Lackie Sloan +1951+ (b. 1909 Bothwell, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1997 Leamington, ON), daughter of James Lackie (b. 1886 Bothwell, Kent, ON - d. d. 1935 London, Mid., ON) & Verna Dell Ripley Lackie (b. 1891 West Lorne, Elgin, ON - d. 1924 Detroit, Wayne, MI).
              • Glenna Louisa Sloan (b. 1913 Leamington, ON - d. 1986 Windsor, ON).
            • Allen Gordon Simpson +1881+ (b. 1878 Chatham, ON - d. 1963 Santa Clara Co., CA). He emigrated to the U.S. in 1898. 1st wife (1904 @ Pittsburgh, PA): Nancy Jane Wilson Simpson (1885-1905 Pittsburgh, PA), daughter of William Wilson (b. 1845 Canada) & Lillian "Lillie" Ann Reynolds Wilson (b. 1867 PA - d. 1952 Santa Clara, CA). William was employed in Wilmerding in 1900 as a watchman, and resided in Turtle Creek later 1910-1920, employed as a conductor in the steam railroad industry. Nancy resided in Wilmerding (1900) & Wilkinsburg (1904) in the Pittsburgh metro, and she and Allen were married for a year and three months before she died, possibly in childbirth. 2nd wife (1906 @ Windsor, ON): Margaret Eva Hodgkin Simpson (b. 1880 Merlin, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1947 Highland Park, MI), daughter of James Hodgkin & Margaret Mills Hodgkin. 1904-1906, Allen was employed as a printer, registered with the "Christian Church", and residing in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. His 2nd wife Margaret was raised CoE. By 1910, they resided in Detroit, MI, Allen was still working as a printer.
              • Mildred Simpson (b. 1905 PA). By 1910, Mildred resided with her maternal grandparents in Turtle Creek, a borough of Pittsburgh, where she remained thru her mid-1930's. In 1940, she was employed as a stenographer, and residing with her grandmother in a unique bungalow (Spanish Colonial Revival) style apartment building (built in 1925) at 1136 Logan St., in what is currently the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.
              • James Gordon Simpson (1907-1925 Highland Park, Wayne, MI) died at the age of 17 of heart disease.
            • Albert "Bert" James Simpson +1951+ (1881-1957). Wife: Jean McMurdo Simpson +1944-1951+ (b. 1884 Kent Co., ON - d. 1982 Leam., ON), daughter of Andrew McMurdo (b. 1857 Cadder Parish, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1895 Baker City, Baker, OR) & Jane Fleming McMurdo (b. 1857 Cadder, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1916 Baker City, Baker, OR).
              • Albert Donald Simpson (b. 1909 Glendale, AZ). Wife: Mary Ethel Bristow Simpson (b. 1911 Gosfield South, Essex, ON), daughter of Gilbert Franklin Bristow (b. 1881 Termor Co., Lennox & Addington, ON - d. 1963) & Marion Ermanetta Whaley Bristow (b. 1880 Garfield South, Essex, ON - d. 1968).
                • Richard Donald Simpson (1935-1939 Windsor, ON).
              • Allan Fleming Simpson (b. 1910 Glendale, AZ - d. 1995 Leam., ON). Wife: Viola Hetherington Simpson (b. 1911 Fort Macleod, Claresholm, AB - d. 1992 Leam., ON), daughter of Thomas Ridley Hetherington (b. 1869 Allendale, Northumberland, Eng. - d. 1940 Leam., ON) & Melissa Ann Mifflin Hetherington (b. 1878 Tilbury East, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1949 Mersea Twp., Essex, ON).
                • Eugene Simpson +1962-2019 (1940-2019). See obit. Saved in 1963.
          • Elizabeth Eleanor Simpson (1852-1856 Bayview, PEI)

Sloan families

There were "Mrs. G. Sloan" and "Mrs. L. Sloan" at this assembly in 1951. Perhaps the "L" is for Lemuel (wife Annie), and the "G" is for Garnet (wife Velma)? Also see Simpson family.

• Amy "Annie" Elizabeth Simpson Sloan +1881+; +1951+ (b. 1876 Chatham, ON - d. 1972 Leamington, ON). Husband (1901 @ Chatham, ON): Lemuel Wendell Sloan (b. 1874 Mersea Twp., Essex, ON - d. 1961 Leamington, ON), son of James Thornton Sloan (b. 1838 Eganville, Halton, ON - d. 1889 Windsor, ON) & Isabella Fox Sloan (b. 1837 Gosfield, Essex, ON - d. 1903 Mersea, Essex, ON).
  • Garnet Lemuel Sloan (1911-1992 Leamington, ON). Wife (1931 @ Tilbury, Kent, ON): Velma Dell Lackie Sloan +1951+ (b. 1909 Bothwell, Chatham-Kent, ON - d. 1997 Leamington, ON), daughter of James Lackie (b. 1886 Bothwell, Kent, ON - d. d. 1935 London, Mid., ON) & Verna Dell Ripley Lackie (b. 1891 West Lorne, Elgin, ON - d. 1924 Detroit, Wayne, MI).

Sparks family

• Jacob Sparks +1889-1933+

Stewart family

• Alexander Stewart +1944+

Stringer family

• Nelson Stringer +1914-1927+

Walker family

Washington was a mariner by trade. He was registered as "Bible Christian" in 1861, while residing in Euphemia, Lambton, ON. By 1880, he resided at Rock Creek, Nemaha, Kansas where there was a known assembly, and he was employed then as a dry goods clerk.

• George Washington Walker +1871+

Ward family

• Wilfred Ward +1933+

Weston family

• Ronald Weston +1944-1985+

Sources

• EB/TW AB's 1878-2021
• Ancestry.com
  • Windsor Star: 1969-1-24, p. 7