Individual Notes

Note for: Karolina Höhn, 15 NOV 1891 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   19 NOV 1891
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Hermine Höhn, 10 JAN 1892 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   17 JAN 1892
     Place:   Hruszów, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Johann Höhn, 5 NOV 1887 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   9 NOV 1887
     Place:   Hruszów, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Karl Meckling, 29 MAR 1853 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   1 APR 1853
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Philipp Höhn, 10 JUN 1894 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   14 JUN 1894
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Elisabetha Höhn, 6 JUL 1888 - 10 DEC 1896 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   10 JUL 1888
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: Jakob Höhn, 4 AUG 1889 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   10 AUG 1889
     Place:   Hruszów, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

Individual Notes

Note for: John Reginald Cluff, 8 NOV 1881 - 30 SEP 1935 Index

Alias:   /Rex/

Burial:
     Place:   Horse Butte Anglican Cemetery, Kyle, Saskatchewan, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Manitoba Birth Registration: #1882-001581Municipality of Louise for the half year ending December 31, 1881: When Born 8th Nov, 1881,
Name John Reginald Cluff, Sex M, Name of Father David Cluff, Name and Maiden Name of Mother Margaret Cardno, Rank or Profession of Father Farmer. Registered by Father Dec 31, 1881.

2. 1901 Census Province/Territory: Manitoba District Name: LISGAR District Number: 7 Sub-district Name: Louise Sub-district Number: d-10 Page 3, Lines 10 to 13:
Nhinham, James, Male, White, Head, Married, born Mar 11, 1846, Age 55, Born England, Immigrated 1893, Origin English, Canadian, Methodist, Blacksmith
Nhinham, Sarah G., Female, White, Wife, Married, born Jan 9, 1857, Age 43, Born Ont, Origin English, Canadian, Methodist
Nhinham, James C., Male, White, Son, Single, born May 10, 1896, Born Man, Origin English, Canadian, Methodist
Cluff, John R., Male, White, Lodger, born Nov 8, 1881, Age 19, Born Man, Origin Irish, Canadian, Ch of Eng, Blacksmith

3. 1911 Census, Saskatchewan, Moosejaw District 211, Sub District 77, Page 4
Line 20, Dwelling 54, Family 71, Cluff, John Reg., Location S 1/2 Section 24 Township 21 Range 15 W3, Male, Head, Born June 1883, Age 29, Born Manitoba, Origin Canadian, Nationality Canadian, Religion Anglican, Occupation Farmer

4. Wedding Announcement: Cluff - Pinkerton - A very pretty wedding took place on January 15th at Hillhurst, the home of Mrs. Jos. Pinkerton, when her youngest daughter, Olive Myrtle was Married to Mr. Reginald Cluff of Swift Current. The bride was given away by her brother Matthew and looked charming in a gown of blue shot silk, carrying a large boquet of Roses and Lilies of the Valley. She also wore the bridegroom's gift, a beautiful necklace and plaque pendant of pearls. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Mr. Johnson of Killarney, and Miss Ella Tweed played the wedding march. The bridegroom's gift to the organist was a very pretty pearl brooch.
AFter the ceremony about twenty guests sat down to the wedding breakfast. The young couple received many handsome presents, among them a substantial cheque. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Cluff left for California where they will spend two or three month. Mrs Cluff travelled in a pretty navy blue suit with mink furs. 1913.

5. Manitoba Marriage Registration No 002155 registration division Turtle Mountain. Bridegroom: Cluff, John Reginald, Farmer, Bachelor, Age 30 Years, Church of England, of Saskatchewan Landing, Sask., son of Cluff, David, Farmer and Cardno, Margaret. Bride: Pinkerton, Olive Myrtle, Spinster, Age 25 years, Church of England of East 1/2 Sec 2 Tp4 Rg 16 W1, daughter of Pinkerton, Joseph, Farmer and Moore, Eliza Jane. Married 15 of January, 1913 at East 1/2 Sec 2 Tp 4 Rg 16 W1, License No. 24455. Witnesses Pinkerton, Joseph Herbert of East 1/2 Sec 2 Tp 4Rg16 Glendenning PO and Pinkerton, Laura May of East 1/2 Sec 2 Tp 4Rg16 Glendenning PO. Married by W. R Johnson of Lot 16, Blk 31 Killarney, Manitoba, Church of England.

6. Burried at the Horse Butte Cemetary (Turner Cemetary)

7. Newspaper Obituary - Rex Cluff
Rex Cluff, Matador Dies September 30, 1935. Another old-time resident of the Matador District was called to the realms of Eternity at an early hour Monday Morning, Sept. 30th 1935, when John R. "Rex" Cluff passed away in St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon. The deceased had been seriously ill early in the year but recovered sufficiently to go about his farm duties. His condition again became serious Friday and was rushed to Saskatoon, where it was found that nothing could be done for him. Following a short service in McKagues' Funeral Home, Saskatoon, conducted by Canon Haslam of Emmanuel College, the body was brought to the United Church, Kyle, where the funeral service was held. Rev. R. E. Howell, vicar of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Tuberose, officiated. Interment was made in Horse Butte Anglican Cemetery. Born at Pilot Mound, Man. in 1882, he moved to the Killarney district where he lived until 1909, when he settled in what is now the Matador district. He is survived by his widow, formerly Myrtle Pinkerton of Killarney, whom he married in 1913; two daughters, M. Louise and Laura Muriel; four sons, Douglas B., H. Andrew and Leslie P., all at home and Clarence R. of Seamans, Sask. Also four sisters, Mrs. A. Davidson, Brucefield, Ont., Mrs. Robt. Watson, Killarney; Mrs. R. W. Smith, Regina; and Mrs. R. H. Hart, Winnipeg; and two brothers, Dr. W.A. Cluff, Saskatoon, and George Cluff, Killarney. Kind and generous, the late Mr. Cluff loved and lived for his home and
family and was highly esteemed by all who knew him as was evidenced by the many floral tributes that covered the casket and included wreaths and sprays from Amy, Herb, Myrtle and Pat; Hart and Smith Families; Bert Larter and all; Shaler and Wilson families; Rev. R. E. Howell; Mr. and Mrs. A. Knox; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ôeston; Mrs. L. Mann; Mr. and Mrs. E. Pederson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Gunacker; Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Guderson and Ladies of Kyle. The pall bearers, all old-time friends and neighbors were: Donald Lonsdale, George Weston, P. McGregor, H. Hodgins, Bert Larte and Sam Willsmore. Those who attended the funeral from a distance were: Mrs. R. H. Hart and Miss L. Pinkerton, Winniper; R. W. Smith, Regina; Elroy and George Pinkerton, Killarney and Clarence R. Cluff, Semans.

Individual Notes

Note for: Johann Gafka, 16 OCT 1879 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   22 OCT 1879
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed