Dave
That matches what I have.
Greg
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From: David Winter <
davidwinter@...>
To: nscumber <
nscumber@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2013 7:41:38 AM
Subject: Re: [nscumber] Hester Olivia Campbell (Brown)
Greg:
Believe Brainard Hicks White m/1 on 12 Aug 1918, United Baptist, Halifax,
Beulah May Hamm, born 4 May 1900 at Sambro, Halifax County.
Dave
On 13-08-08 7:27 AM, "David Winter" <davidwinter@...> wrote:
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> Just found Brainard Hicks White; died 12 Apr 1962 in Mission Memorial
> Hospital, Mission City, B.C. He was a mining prospector and married to a
> Beulah Hamm.
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> Dave
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> On 13-08-08 7:08 AM, "David Winter" <davidwinter@...
> <mailto:davidwinter%40ns.sympatico.ca> > wrote:
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>> > Thanks; I added it in.
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>> > Looking on Google, photos of the explosion of the USS Maine in 1897 would
>> > have done damage to anything nearby including blowing crewmembers on the
>> > decks of nearby vessels into the water from the concussion of the
>> explosion.
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>> > Dave
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>> > On 13-08-08 6:09 AM, "GREG BROWN" <browngreg_joy@...
>> <mailto:browngreg_joy%40rogers.com>
>> > <mailto:browngreg_joy%40rogers.com> > wrote:
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>>>> >> > Dave
>>>> >> > The source of the quote is Lee Nettnin, daughter of Mrs. Sylvan
>>>> Rohrer.
>>>> >> > Greg
>>>> >> >
>>>> >> > ________________________________
>>>> >> > From: David Winter <davidwinter@...
>>>> <mailto:davidwinter%40ns.sympatico.ca>
>>> >> <mailto:davidwinter%40ns.sympatico.ca>
>>>> >> > <mailto:davidwinter%40ns.sympatico.ca> >
>>>> >> > To: nscumber <nscumber@yahoogroups.com
>>>> <mailto:nscumber%40yahoogroups.com> <mailto:nscumber%40yahoogroups.com>
>>> >> <mailto:nscumber%40yahoogroups.com> >
>>>> >> > Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2013 10:25:37 PM
>>>> >> > Subject: Re: [nscumber] Hester Olivia Campbell (Brown)
>>>> >> >
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>>>> >> > Her #1 & #2 hubby.
>>>> >> >
>>>> >> > Dave
>>>> >> > =========
>>>> >> > Automated Genealogy Version;
>>>> >> > 1901 Cumberland County Census, Advocate family #172, WHITE:
>>>> >> > 1 172 White Hiriam M Head M Apr 11 1878 22
>>>> >> > 2 172 White Hester O. F Wife M Aug 17 1878 22
>>>> >> > 3 172 White Brainard H. M Son S Dec 1 1897 3
>>>> >> > 4 172 White Annie M. F Daughter S Aug 4 1899 1
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>>>> >> > "Hester married (1) Hiram White, sailor, son of Sea Capt. John & Mary
>>> >> White,
>>>> >> > at Advocate 28 Sept. 1897. According to my mother, Hester's daughter,
>>>> he >>
> had
>>>> >> > his Captain's papers at 21, and was in Havana Bay when the battleship
>>>> Maine
>>>> >> > was blown up. He was blown into the water, rescued by his crew,
>>>> brought
>>>> >> > home, where he died leaving her with two very small children. (plus a
>>>> child
>>>> >> > stillborn). In the 1901 census he is listed as a 'laborer'---(my >>>>
mother
>>>> >> > doesn't believe that for a moment!)
>>>> >> > Source not documented at the time
>>>> >> > =============
>>>> >> > Truro Daily News, Thursday, September 14, 1939, pg. #6; Reel #2202,
>>>> NSARM,
>>>> >> > Halifax, N.S.
>>>> >> > OBITUARY: Robert Campbell
>>>> >> > Debert, Sept. 13 - With the passing of Robert Campbell, Saturday >>>>
night,
>>>> >> > Debert lost one of it's oldest and most highly respected citizens. He
was
>>>> >> > born at Leicester, 88 years ago. In his early life he followed mining,
>>>> >> > having worked in Butte, Montana and in British Columbia. Later, he
>>>> bought a
>>>> >> > farm at Debert and has lived here many years. Left to mourn besides
his
>>>> >> > widow are three children by a former marriage; Lottie, Mrs. Campbell
>>>> Reid,
>>>> >> > Debert; Claude and Miss Clara, Kirkland Lake, Ont. In the immediate
>>>> family,
>>>> >> > five children survive, Myrtle, Mrs. Sylvan Rohrer, Chicago; Miss Jane,
>>>> >> > Halifax; Dorothea, Mrs. Arliegh Burgess, Truro; Winfield and Robert at
>>> >> home;
>>>> >> > also several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services
were
>>>> >> > held from his late residence Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Palethorne,
>>>> >> > Glenholme, officiating.
>>>> >> > (Didn't copy list of floral tributes)
>>>> >> > Interment was in West Folly Mtn. Cemetery.
>>>> >> >
>>>> >> > Source: Dave Winter, 29 Mar 2011
>>>> >> > =======================
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>>>> >> > On 13-08-07 9:29 PM, "everittdeb" <deb.everitt@...
>>>> <mailto:deb.everitt%40hotmail.com>
>>> >> <mailto:deb.everitt%40hotmail.com>
>>>> >> > <mailto:deb.everitt%40hotmail.com> > wrote:
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>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > OBITUARY
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Hester Olivia Campbell
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > There passed away at her home at Debert, Hester Olivia, wife
of the
> late
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Robert Campbell, and daughter of the late John and Maria
Brown of
>>>>>> >>> >> Fraserville,
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Cumberland County in her 65th year. The deceased had been
>>>>>>>> indifferent
>>>>>> >>> >> health
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > for a number of years but her death came suddenly.
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Surviving are four daughters and three sons, Mabel, (Mrs. H.
C.
>>>>> >>>> Squires) in
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Peace River, Alberta; Brainard in Ozada, Alta., by a former
marriage;
>>>>>> >>> >> Myrtle
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > (Mrs. S. B. Rohrer) Chicago; Jean at home, Dorothea, (Mrs. A.
W.
>>>>> >>>> Burgess)
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > Truro. Wynfield at home, and Robert Overseas.
>>>>>>>> >>>> >> > (Truro Daily News September 15, 1942, page 2)
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