I have Maisie m/1 Ernest William Joyce from Diligent River; married 1937;
divorced 1952.
Children, William, Elizabeth and Sheila are believed to be from m/1; Wendy
from m/2.
Dave
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Maisie Bernice Ells and Ernest William Joyce married 1937 in Kings County
Item can be found in Registration Year: 1937 - Book: 86 - Page: 911
2 pages click to view page: 1 2
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Maisie Bernice Hudson
1920-2015
The family of Maisie Bernice (Ells) Hudson are sad to announce her passing
at Grand View Manor in Berwick on October 29, 2015, at the age of 95. She
lived most of her long life healthy and happy beside the sea, raising her
family first in Baxter¹s Harbour, Kings County, then Victoria Beach in
Annapolis County. Born on September 5, 1920, in Baxter¹s Harbour she was the
daughter of Fred and Bessie Ells.
A woman of strong and determined spirit, she will be lovingly remembered as
a caregiver to many, a wonderful cook and provider. Maisie could conjure up
memorable meals from seemingly nothing for unexpected crowds, and her
homemade bread and baking was a much-welcomed food source to hordes of
family, friends, and strangers. Her many handmade quilts are scattered far
and wide, and their warmth and comfort will continue to remind family and
friends of special memories.
Maisie was employed for several years on the maintenance staff at CFB
Cornwallis, a position which she was proud to hold. She developed and
embraced camaraderie with both military and civilian personnel and made
long-lasting friendships with co-workers.
She is survived by husband, Melbourne; daughters, Elizabeth "Betty"
Camsell, Port Wade; Sheila Clayton (Sherman), Hillsburn; Wendy Ann Trimper,
Hillsburn; sons-in-law, Fred Camsell and Alan Trimper; daughter-in-law,
Deborah Joyce; special nephew, Frederick "Mickey" Ells, Lunenburg;
grandchildren, James Camsell (Janet Hong), St. John¹s, NL; Leah Elzinga
(Paul), North Bay, ON; Shane Clayton (Lori Naismith), Hillsburn; Vinna Moore
(Kyle), Deep Brook; Jennifer Camsell (Donald Campbell), Beaver Bank; Erin
Joyce, Victoria, BC; Sarah Camsell (Paul Richards), Yellowknife, NT;
Elizabeth Trimper (James Flemings), Annapolis Royal; Charlotte Allen
(Shawn), Canmore, AB; a brother, Fred Ells, Digby; great-grandchildren,
Michael, Brett, Dominique, Rowan, Olivia, Ella, Lily, Jacob, Flynn and Ewan;
great-great-grandchildren, Owen, Keleah and Gabrielle; numerous nieces and
nephews. She was predeceased by a son, William Joyce; special nephew, Robert
Ells; and siblings, Leonard, Mary, Austin, Perry, Henry, Leona, and
Clarence.
There will be no visitation, by request. The funeral service, followed by a
reception, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Monday, November 2, 2015, in the White
Family Funeral Home, Kentville, Reverend Sarah Scott officiating. Burial
will take place in the Baxter's Harbour Cemetery. Family flowers only, by
request. Donations in memory may be made to the Baxter's Harbour Community
Hall. Arrangements have been entrusted to the White Family Funeral Home and
Cremation Services, Kentville.
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Her predeceased son, married to Deborah Mary Fox:
Event Type: Death
Registration Number: 1994-09-006068
Event Date (YYYY-MM-DD): 1994-03-24
Event Place: COMOX
Age at Death: 55
Person: WILLIAM FREDERICK JOYCE
Vital Stat Images(s):
DTH_1994006068.jpg
DTH_1994006068M.jpg
Wife's name given on 1st .jpg; cause of death given on 2nd .jpj; may
possibly have a daughter, Erin Joyce
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A son-in-law:
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In Memory of
Frederick Henry Camsell
July 13, 1935 - October 15, 2016
Obituary
Frederick Henry Camsell (July 13, 1935 October 15, 2016)
Died peacefully in his sleep in Vernon, BC. Born in Hay River, Northwest
Territories to Harry and Polly Camsell (nee Carter), both deceased.
Pre-deceased by sister Carol, brothers Denny, Thomas, Bobby, and Ernie.
Survived by his long-time partner Sandra Jo Sutton and her daughters Renee
and Frances, his sisters Margaret and Maisie, and brothers Doug and Terry.
Fred was married in 1959 in Clinton, ON to Elizabeth (nee Joyce) who now
resides in Port Wade, NS. They have four children, James Camsell (Janet),
St. John's, NL; Leah (Paul) Elzinga, North Bay, ON; Jennifer Camsell (Dan
Campbell), Beaver Bank, NS, ON; and Sarah Camsell (Paul Richards), Windsor,
NS. He has three grandchildren - Michael Camsell-Elzinga (26), and Rowan (6)
and Ewan (3) Campbell. Fred joined the Royal Canadian Air Force 1952 as a
Radar Technician and retired in 1990 as Base Chief-Warrant Officer, CFB
Chilliwack, BC, serving in many bases and stations across Canada during the
Cold War. He worked for Frontec in Cambridge Bay, NU as the site supervisor
from 1990-1995 and then as a commissionaire in Lumby, BC from 1995-2013. He
lived his final days with Sandra Jo and a large circle of friends, and
continued his outdoor pursuits including canoeing the Mackenzie River with
his brother Terry from Fort Providence to Inuvik (1000 miles in 25 days) in
2009. Known to be a poor driver who owned many dated vehicles which would
embarrass his children and friends alike, Fred was an avid hunter and
fisherman who made numerous friends across Canada and was known to like a
good scotch or two at the campfire. He was a member of the Inuvialuit Trust
the Inuit of Canada's Western Arctic. Fred had great wit and humour, and
was a strong crib player and curler. He was renowned for his knowledge and
story-telling of the North, and was very proud of the Camsell family's role
there since 1869. He will be missed by many nieces and nephews, and
long-time friends. Fred's life will be celebrated at the Legion (2016 Miller
St.) in Lumby on November 8, 2016 from 2-5 pm. Fred's ashes will be interred
with his parents in Hay River in the summer of 2017. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the Legion Poppy fund would be appreciated.
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