Re: [nscumber] Edward Raymond Hunter, Springhill

[Bliss Brown <nscumber@yahoogroups.com>]

Thank you for t he threads!

Alice Lillian Austin Hunter Canning can now be added to database.

Currently  creating a database for the Rodney and Leamington cemeteries so
the info is helpful.

There is no marker for Alice Li llian and the dates for her 1st husband, John
William Hunter 1884-1920 are  incorrect on a flat marker; correct dates: 05
May 1861-07 September 1918.

2nd husband William Arthur Canning, born A thol 27 March 1865, died 16 March
1946, son of John & Christina (Harris on) Canning; might be interred at
Hillside Cemetery, Springhill.



John William Hunter 1st wife, Bessie Tuttle 1868 \- 28 December 1889 has a
very nice marker at Leamington Cemetery.



bliss< /span>



On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 9:14 AM 'Bruce clarke'
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> I believe this is Lillian Canning’s death notice . She died in> New  Brunswick May 13,1959   **Index to Death  Certificates** Name
> | CANNING, LILLIAN <> span>[![](3D"https://archive=)](3D"https://archives.gnb.ca/Search/VISSE/Default.a=) [![](3D"https://archives.gnb.ca/App_Images/Common/database_lightni=)](3D"https://archives.gnb.ca/=)
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> Sex | F
> Date | 1959-05-13
> County | QUEENS
> Registration | 2755
> Volume |  
> Microfilm | F20866
> **From:** David Winter davidw inte.com  [nscumber] **Sent:**
> Wednesday, August 5, 2020 9:00 PM **To:** nscumber **Subject:** [nscumber]
> Edward Raymond Hunter,  Springhill     
>
> The  Lethbridge Herald, Lethbridge, Alberta – Friday, Nov. 18,
> 1955, pg. 2   Blairmore - (CNP Bureau) -   D.R. Morgan, inspector
> of mines, has announced that an inquest into the dea th of  Edward
> Raymond Hunter of Blairmore, who died as a result of injuries receiv ed 
> while at work in the Michel mine of the Crow’s Nest Coal Company, w> ill be held  in the Union Hall in Natal at 7:30 p.m. this Friday. Coroner
> Larry Cheston  of  Natal will preside. It is said that Mr. Hunter , 
> while at work Tuesday was struck on the head by a rock of huge dimension. H> e was  taken to the Michel hospital immediately where he succumbed at
> approximatel y 7  o’clock Wednesday morning. Mr. Hunter, 44, was
> born i n  Springhill, Nova Scotia on Oct. 23, 1911. Prior to his coming
> to Blairmore  in  1945, Mr. Hunter carried on farming operations in
> Ailinglee, Sask., for a n umber  of years. He was a member of the
> Blairmore Legion and Michel local of the  UMWA. He is survived by his
> wido w  Beatrice and two sons, Glen, 17, and Donald, 13, all of
> Blairmore; his moth er,  Mrs. A. Canning, and a sister in Nova Scotia,
> and by a brother, Archie in P rince  Albert. Funeral services will be 
> conducted from the Blairmore United Church at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov 19> and  interment will follow in the Blairmore Union Cemetery. The Rev. Roy
> Chubb o f  Blairmore will officiate.   Transcribed  by Dave
> Winter, 5 Aug 2020 from a newspaper scan as published and submitted  
> anonymously. ================ I  believe
> his father to be John William Hunter and his m/2, Lillian Austin. J ohn 
> William Hunter died 7 Sep 1918 and his widow, Lillian m/2 Widower, William > A.  Canning on 22 May 1919 in Springhill.
> ================ William Canning in the 1921
> Census o f  Canada Name: William Canning Gender: Male Racial or Tribal
> Origin: English Nationality: Canada Marital status: Married Age: 56 Birth
> Year: abt 1865 Birth Place: Nova Scotia Residence Date: 1 Jun 1921 House
> Number: 70 Residence Street or Township: Herritt Road Residence City, Town
> or Village: (Rodney Polling Division)  Springhill Town Residence District:
> Cumberland Residence Province or Territory: Nova Scotia Residence Country:
> Canada Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Lilian Canning Father
> Birth Place: Nova Scotia Mother Birth Place: Nova Scotia Can Speak English?:
> Yes Can Speak French?: No Religion: Church Of England Can Read?: Yes Can
> Write?: Yes Occupation: Merchant Employment Type: 2 Wage Earner Nature of
> Work: Coal Stine B Income: 1200 Duration of Unemployment: 0 Duration of
> Unemployment (Illness):< span style="white-space:pre-wrap;"> 0
> Municipality: Springhill Enumeration District: 55 Sub-District: Rodney Sub-
> District Number: 21 Home Owned or Rented: Rented Monthly Rental: (09) 00
> Class of House: Single House Materials of Construction: Wood Number of
> Rooms: (6) 9 Enumerator: Charles Wallis District Description: Fox River,
> Ward's Brook,  Wood Mt., East Fraserville, Brookville, Allen Hill, North
> Grenville, Dilige nt  River Neighbors: View others on page Line Number:
> 27 Family Number: 71 Household Members: Name Age William Canning 56 Lilian
> Canning 43 William Canning 19 Thomas Canning 17 Le Ray Huerta 16 Anna Huerta
> 15 Archie Huerta 13 **Edward Huerta 10** Austin Huerta 8 Ray Huerta 6
> William Campbell 6 Jessie Ray 73 I believe ��Huerta” is a
> transcription  error for Hunter; these children being from
> Lillian’s m/1. The Hunt er children  are from William’s
> m/1 ====> =========================> ===================
> Springhill’s Moss Journal: Canning, William A. Sr. (Mrs.) May 14,
> 1959 January 1, 1877 82 y Kennedy, Minnie  M. LM? d/o Wm. & Fanny; m. 
> July 12, 1887 [She’d be  age 10 getting  married????] I believe
> there��s an error here  and should be Lillian Austin; Minnie
> Kennedy, William's m/1, died 1916. William  Canning was married to a
> Lillian when he died in 1946. Someone confused m/1 ,  Minnie with m/2,
> Lillian. ————> ————— Minnie Canning, died 1916 in
> Amherst ,  Cumberland County
>  Item can be found in Registration Ye ar: 1916  \- Book: 41 - Page: 347 -
> Number: 1400  Died 3 Apr 1916, Springhill, N.S., a ge  48
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