Re: Bertha L. (Hicks) Pugsley of Maine

Hi Bliss:

Thanks. I¹ll remove the ³note² from the bottom of her obit.

³Evelyn² is a name so seldom used for a male. Perhaps his parents were
hoping for a girl?

Do you know if Bertha¹s father was the same James Isaac Hicks from Centre
Village, (?) who married Nettie Hannah on 6 Apr 1904, Methodist, Canaan?

Also, is this the same Lionel Hicks who married Georgie Bird, d/o Lorne L.
Bird and Nellie B. Hannah?

Thanks.

Dave


On 4/7/10 4:34 PM, "Deborah & Bliss Brown" <debliss@...> wrote:

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> Uncle is correct for Evelyn; he is buried at the New Canaan Cemetery 1893-1979
> with marker clearly stating Mr. Evelyn Hicks. Lionel Hicks 1926-2004 also
> rests at New Canaan.
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> Thank you for posting; I recall spending an afternoon with Frank (Peter)
> Pugsley shortly before his death 1982. It is on their property where I located
> my gggrandfather's grave site, Elijah Brown.
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> I believe Bertha Hicks place of birth is West Medford, Maine.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: David Winter
> To: nscumber
> Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 3:47 PM
> Subject: [nscumber] Bertha L. (Hicks) Pugsley of Maine - Midgic - West Brook
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> I have her husband later m/2 Sophia Edith Dowe.
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> Sophia Edith Dowe was m/1 James Reginald Evans.
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> Dave
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> Parrsboro Record, Tuesday, March 8, 1966, pg. #10; Reel #2870, NSARM,
> Halifax, N.S.
> OBITUARY: Mrs. Bertha Hicks Pugsley
> Word of the passing of Bertha Pugsley on Thursday at All Saint's Hospital,
> Springhill, came as a shock to friends and relatives since she had been
> seriously ill a very short time. Born June 7, 1909 in Maine, a daughter of
> James and Nellie Hannah Hicks, she came with her parents in 1918 to Midgic,
> N.B., to make her home. In 1933, she became the bride of Frank (Peter)
> Pugsley and came to West Brook, where they lived their married life on the
> family homestead. Mrs. Pugsley was an adherent of the Anglican Church.
> Although she has suffered failing health for many years, she bore it quietly
> and with Christian faith. Left to mourn their loss are her husband and their
> only son, Lester. A foster son, Lionel Hicks and uncle, Evelyn Hicks, of New
> Canaan, also survive. The funeral service was held in New Canaan Church on
> Sunday afternoon, when friends from around the surrounding communities as
> well as from Sackville, Amherst, Springhill and Parrsboro, filled the
> church. The service was conducted by the Rev. Harold W. Higgins,
> Southampton, assisted by the Rev. Canon, Maurice Knickle, of All Saint's
> Church, Springhill, who gave the address based on John, 14:2. A mixed choir
> with Mrs. Lorne J. Smith as organist, sang the hymns: "Unto The Hills" and
> "The Old Rugged Cross". Pallbearers were: Wylie M. Brown, Thornton G.
> Collins, Clayton Gilbert, Seymour Dickinson, Elton T. Lewis and Murray S.
> Fife. Interment was made in the New Canaan Cemetery with Ross Smith of
> Parrsboro as funeral director. Many cards and letters of sympathy were
> received as well as a profusion of floral tributes.
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> Source: Dave Winter, 7 Apr 2010
> Note: As published - "uncle" should possibly be aunt?
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> Vital Statistics from Government Records (RS141)
> RS141B7
> Index to New Brunswick Marriages
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> Name; HICKS, BERTHA L.
> Married; PUGSLEY, FRANK
> Date; 1932 | 11 | 11 (Y-M-D)
> County; WESTMORLAND
> Parish; SACKVILLE
> Number; 13185
> Reference; B4/1932
> Microfilm; F19766
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