Individual Notes

Note for: Heinrich Göttel, 11 AUG 1877 - 21 DEC 1877 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   16 AUG 1877
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Lutheran

Burial:
     Date:   23 DEC 1877
     Place:   Krynica, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Medenice, Ukraine)

Individual Notes

Note for: Heinrich Göttel, 7 NOV 1878 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   8 NOV 1878
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Lutheran

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Note for: William Tutt, BEF 1840 - Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Builder

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Note for: Richard Callcott, BEF 1820 - Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Musician

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Note for: William Bourne Tutt, BEF 1820 - Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Builder

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Note for: William Henry Blackmore, 1854 - Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1874
     Place:   Decorator

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Note for: Charles Blackmore, BEF 1835 - Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1874
     Place:   Decorator

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Note for: Vera Adeline Robbins, 13 NOV 1918 - 9 AUG 1974 Index

Individual Note:
1. Listed as informant on mother, Agnes Selina, (1960) and father, Robert Henry, (1964) obituaries.
as per Vancouver Directories: In 1940 Vera A was living with parents at 4339 Miller. The same year future husband, Ron Welton, was working as tndr Canada Roof Products and residing with his parents, Sarah and Walter S Welton (clk Van City) at 2034 East 38.
In 1941 Vera is listed as wife to Ron Welton. Ron works as mach tndr/ factory worker for Canada Roof until 1949. In 1941 they live at 409 Robert, in 1942 2051 East 30 and in 1948 settling at 4256 Commercial Drive, Vancouver. In 1950 Ron changes jobs to the laundry profession. From 1950 - 1954 salesman for Star Steam Laundry, 1955 salesman for Pioneer Laundry and in 1960 (checked up to 1979) he becomes a driver for Nelson's Laundry. Three children are listed at the home address: 1962 G. Keith, clk Pilkington Glass; 1970 Lana E cr. office Simpson Sears; 1977 David B.

2.BC Death Registration 1974 - 09- 012198 Vera Adeline WELTON born November 13, 1918 in Moosejaw, Saskatchewan to parents Robert Henry Robbins and Agnes Selina Brooks, both born Ontario. Married to Ronald Welton, and at home housewife. Died age 55
on August 9, 1974 at Vancouver. (D.O.A. Vancouver General Hospital). Died from haemopericardium, rupture of left ventricle, and acute
myocardial infarction with contributing conditions of acute coronary thrombosis and atherosclerotic heart disease. Buried August 13, 1974 at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Burnaby, B.C. Informant Ronald Welton, husband, of 4256 Commercial Drive, Vancouver.

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Note for: Donald Smith Broomfield, 22 MAR 1921 - 10 JAN 1969 Index

Individual Note:
1. British Columbia Death Registration 1969-09-001803 Donald Smith BROOMFIELD born March 22, 1921 at Allenby, BC to parents
Adam Broomfield and Jessie Smith (both born Scotland). (added note: parent's marriage Oct 14, 1914 at Phoenix, BC #1914-09-14204. Father died 1980, mother died 1972.) Married Kathleen Louise Brooks. Occupation Inspector, Fire Marshall's Office - not retired. Died
January 10, 1969 at Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster from right hypernephroma with secondary mestastasis of lungs and brain. Cremated January 13, 1969 at Vancouver Crematorium, Vancouver. Informant Kathleen Broomfield, wife, 2133 Dawes Hill Road, Coquitlan, BC.

2. The Columbian newspaper - Saturday, Jan 11, 1969, pg 17: BROOMFIELD - Suddenly on Thursday, January 9th 1969 Donald Smith, beloved husband of Kathleen Broomfield, 2133 Dawes Hill Road Coquitlam in his 47th year. Also survived by his five sons, Brian, Comox; Bruce, Victoria; Ian, Robert and Colin at home; his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Adam Broomfield, Sr.; 4 brothers, Adam and Jack, Burnaby; Jim, Kitamat; and Alec, Williams Lake; one sister, Mrs. Greta Harvey, Burnaby. Deceased was an active member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 263 Coquitlam, an honorary member of I.F.F.A., A.F.L. & CIO, Coquitlam Chamber of Commerce, B.C. Employees Assoc, and a founding member of the Coquitlam Hospital Society. Funeral service will be held on Monday, January 13 at 1 p.m. in Como Lake United Church, King Albert at Marmont Streets. Rev. R.J. Love and Rev. Ross Manthorpe officiating. Cremation
to follow. Burquitlam Mortuary, funeral directors.

3. The Columbian newspaper - Monday, Jan 13, 1969, pg 2 - headline "Coquitlam resident dead at 46" A candidate in the December aldermanic elections in Coquitlam, Donald Broomfield died suddenly Thursday at the age of 46. He was an inspector on the provincial fire marshall's staff. ..... He was an honorary member of the Canadian Fire Fighters Association. (more information printed - same details in obit notice)

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Note for: Johann Wolf, 13 MAR 1866 - Index

Baptism:
     Date:   18 MAR 1866
     Place:   Josefsberg, Galizien Kroenlande, Austria (now Korosnica, Ukraine)

Religion:
     Place:   Evangelical Reformed

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Note for: Robert John Burnett, 1879 - Index

Individual Note:
1. Muskoka Herald July 28 1892...."LEWISHAM.......Mrs. Kate Ruttan appeared before A. C. Fletcher, J.P. on the 11th of June, charged with undue severity in the whipping of Robert John Burnett. As no time was allowed her to engage a lawyer, Wm. Lowe, Reeve, kindly consented to act as counsel. Her innocence was fully proven by seven sworn witnesses, among whom were the school trustees. The prosecution produced no witnesses except the culprit, whom the parents affirmed was not right in the head. Mrs. Ruttan in her testimony, affirmed that the boy in question was the most sensible in the whole family. The boy when asked by Mr. Lowe, "Do you know when you are telling a lie, or telling the truth?" promptly responded "No Sir". It was proven from the testimony of fourteen pupils, sworn to by seven
witnesses that the boy when slightly whipped for malicious lying and obscene language, assaulted the teacher, nearly breaking her arm. Mr. Lowe elicited from two witnesses that the boy had attacked his own mother with an axe and draw-knife. The boy admitted this to be true, but the magistrate refused to accept this evidence as not being on the case, when another witness admitted he had not heard of this onset, it was instantly jotted down as evidence. One witness swore the culprit's brother was in the habit of giving the said Robert a periodical kicking which probably inflicted the marks said to be on the child's body. This evidence was also refused. One witness swore Mr. Burnett had ordered his children to assault the teacher if punished. Mr. Lowe in an eloquent closing address called attention to the fact that all evidence of this boy's viciousness was preemptorily rejected. Mr. Lowe is as keen as a Philadelphia lawyer, but the eloquence of a Demosthenes here, would have availed nothing, as a sentence of five dollars and costs were written out before the defence was concluded. Mr. Lowe in eluding to this, thanks the Lord for his good eye-sight. Mrs. Ruttan has the sympathy of the whole neighbourhood, who are justly indignant at this one-sided law-suit. The trustees, considering that the punishment afflicted on the boy was less than his offences merited, passed a resolution exonerating Mrs. Ruttan from all blame in the matter and expelled the said, Robert John Burnett from the school." Aspdia, July 4 1892