Name: dalrymple -- Dalrymple Furry Ransom et al 28 May 2004

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Alice Maud Dalrymple: Birth: 16 Jun 1873 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

  2. Lilian (Lily) Elizabeth Dalrymple: Birth: 13 Sep 1874. Death: 14 Jun 1875 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

  3. Robert Edwin Charles (Charlie) Dalrymple: Birth: 19 Dec 1875. Death: 15 Feb 1946

  4. Clara Emma Dalrymple: Birth: 15 Oct 1876. Death: 18 Jul 1877

  5. Norman Leslie Dalrymple: Birth: 1877.

  6. Agnes Mabel Dalrymple: Birth: 22 Dec 1878 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Death: 1 Apr 1967 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

  7. Ethel Amelia Dalrymple: Birth: 12 Feb 1881. Death: 25 Sep 1881

  8. Grace Dalrymple: Birth: 11 Mar 1883 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Death: 14 Mar 1973 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

  9. Alfred James Dalrymple: Birth: 21 Feb 1891. Death: 9 Aug 1891


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Walter Leslie Dalrymple: Birth: 1 Oct 1903 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Death: 10 Feb 1975 in Toronto, York, Ontario

  2. Kenneth Cowen Morell Dalrymple: Birth: 12 Aug 1909 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Death: 6 Mar 1998 in Edmonton, Alberta

  3. Person Not Viewable


Sources
1. Title:   Kenneth Cowen Dalrymple personal knowledge
2. Title:   Mount Royal Cemetery C778
Author:   Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec

Notes
a. Note:   The youngest of Robert's children, James fought in the Fenian Raids (Trout Creek battle, 1870). He helped found the Black Watch in Montreal, as an NCO.
  James Walmsley, husband of James's sister Mary, was a witness to James & Mary Murphy's marriage in Centenary Methodist Church, Pointe St. Charles, Quebec.
  At the time of the 1881 Canadian Census (Family History Library film 1375854, C13218) James and his first wife, Mary Letitia Murphy, and their first five living children were living in Ste James Ward in Montreal, census household 122. His occupation at the time was "storeman". Norman Leslie is referred to as "Lesly" and Mabel's name is spelled "Mable".
  Worked as a bottler for Charles Gurd and with Gurd's chemist Kenneth Cowen (for whom his youngest son was named, in part); Gurd had formed his own business (Gurd's) with a formula for ginger ale. The business was located on Bleury St at the corner of Vitre.
  Presbyterian.
b. Note:   XI2
Note:   Plot C788

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