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 +2005-2016+
• Wally Simpson +2005-present
• 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.
• Zuska "Susan" Duga Chovan +2007-2022+

Downie family

• J. Downie +1878-1880+

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 Hanna +1949-1951+

Moir family

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

Oldershaw family

• Albert Oldershaw +1933+

Pegley family

• C.E. Pegley +1879+

Rennie family

• Gordon Rennie +1999+

Scott family

• J.L. Scott +1889-1903+

Shaw family

• S.G. Shaw +1927-1933+

Simpson family

• Mrs. Charlotte Simpson +1927+
• Loise Simpson +1927+
• Mrs. Bert Simpson +1944-1949+
• Bert Simpson +1951+
• Eugene Simpson +1962-2016+
• Wally Simpson +2005-present

Sloan families

• Mrs. G. Sloan +1951+
• Mrs. L. Sloan +1951+

Sparks family

• Jacob Sparks +1889-1933+

Stewart family

• Alexander Stewart +1944+

Stringer family

• Nelson Stringer +1914-1927+

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