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Ontario Co., 1901
|13158-01 Edgar Franklin ALLAWAY, 22, printer, Pickering twp., same, s/o Alfred ALLAWAY & Frances YOUNG, married Susie APPLETON, 21, Pickering twp., Whitby, d/o Thomas APPLETON & Catherine COX, witn: George APPLETON of Whitby & Bertha FULLER of Toronto, 5 June 1901 at Whitby
|13039-01 (Ontario Co): James C. AMES, 23, book keeper, Texas, Minnesota, s/o Caswell AMES & blank FLETCHER, married Elizabeth BROWN, 23, Michigan, Oshawa, d/o William BROWN & Mary BAIL, witn: Harry BROWN & James BALSOM, both of Oshawa, 14 Nov 1901 at Oshawa
|#013126-01 Samuel ANDERSON, 31, foreman, Pickering, Toronto Junction, s/o James ANDERSON & Sophia BOYES, married Grace WALKER, 26, Uxbridge, same, d/o James J. WALKER & Margaret BROAD, witn: Mary J. WALKER & Nellie CRYAN, both of Uxbridge, 1 May 1901 at Uxbridge
|#013125-01 Walter James ANDERSON, 30, pump maker, Uxbridge, same, s/o James ANDERSON & Ellen SPEARS, married Sarah Alice DEWHURST, 25, Uxbridge, same, d/o Thomas DEWHURST & Henrietta WILLSON, witn: James LEASH & Olive DEWHURST, both of Uxbridge, 1 Jan 1901 at Uxbridge
|13156-01 John Henry ATKINSON, 34, farmer, Guelph twp., same, s/o George ATKINSON & Cisely ELGIE, married Mary NESBIT, 31, Guelph twp., same, d/o Thomas NESBIT & Esther RITCHIE, witn: H. E. ABRAHAM of Whitby & Mrs. Sarah BRITTON of Oshawa, 11 Jan 1901 at Whitby
|#013013-01 Frederick AVERY, 24, farmer, Cannington, Carden Twp, s/o William AVERY & Elizabeth SILVERTHORN, married Ellen Lucy BALLARD, 20, England, Toronto, d/o Henry BALLARD & Elizabeth PERCIVAL, witn: Ida May ELDER & Christena CONNELL, both of Mara Ont, 7 Nov 1901 at Mara Twp
13093-01 Joseph AVERY, 26, farmer, Darlington, same, s/o Arthur AVERY & Sarah STACEY, married Margaret CHERRY, 30, Cartwright, same, d/o Moses CHERRY & Mary SUMMERFELT, witn: David CHERRY of Cartwright & Nettie REYNOLDS of Cavan on Dec. 11, 1901 at Prince Albert
|#012943-01 William Albert BAKER, 26, labourer, Toronto, Beaverton, s/o Richard BAKER & Naomi CLARKE, married Alberta Jane THOMPSON, 19, Beaverton, same, d/o Uriah Roger THOMPSON & Martha Jane BELLAMY, witn: Frank FURNISS, Thorah Twp & Maude SMITH, Toronto, 27 Mar 1901 at Beaverton
|#013138-01 John Wesley BARKER, 27, dentist, Canada, Uxbridge, s/o John BARKER & Christina KAACKE, married Eugenia M. MCARTHUR, 22, Canada, Uxbridge, d/o James MCARTHUR & Annis PARRISH, witn: C.W. FIELKES, Toronto & Mary GOULD, Uxbridge, 19 Sept 1901 at Uxbridge
13105-01 Joseph BARKER, 44, labourer, widower, New Brunswick, Scott, s/o John BARKER & Sarah J. MILLER, married Anne SPOFFARD, 27, Scott, same, d/o Robert SPOFFARD & Margaret WILSON, witn: James DERWARD & Robert SPOFFARD both of Scott on May 22, 1901 at Scott
|13036-01 (Ontario Co): John Wes. BARROWCLOUGH, 26, painter, Port Hope, Oshawa, s/o George BARROWCLOUGH & Eliz. G. GREENAWAY, married Alberta Maria BENNETT, 23, Oshawa, same, d/o Edward BENNETT & Harriet FREEMAN, witn: Maud L. HILL of Toronto & Thomas MILLARD of Ovilla?, 25 April 1901 at Oshawa
|13030-01 (Ontario Co): John BEARE, 73, widower, farmer, England, Reach, s/o Joseph BEARE & Ann SLEE, married Mary Ann COATS, 50, widow, Cavan, not given, d/o George WILSON & Margaret MIDDLETON, witn: Harold W. AVISON & K.L. LIDDY, both of Oshawa, 31 July 1901 at Oshawa
|13055-01 (Ontario Co): Kirkwood BEELBY, 26, farmer, Pickering twp., same, s/o Matthew BEELBY & Rebecca MIDDLETON, married Elizabeth Ann GRAHAM, 21, Belfast Ireland, Pickering twp., d/o Thomas GRAHAM & Elizabeth NESBITT, witn: John BEELBY & Mary GRAHAM, both of Pickering twp., 3 April 1901 at Pickering twp
|13056-01 (Ontario Co): Albert BEER, 23, laborer, Brougham, same, s/o Joseph BEER & Mary grace OUTLEY, married Jane Harper GREEN, 21, Uxbridge, Claremont, d/o Thomas Joseph GREEN & Mary MINNS, witn: Thomas GAMMAGE of brougham & Esther GREEN of Claremont, 27 Feb 1901 at Claremont
|13058-01 (Ontario Co): William John BELL, 32, farmer, Pickering twp., same, s/o William BELL & Jane GRAHAM, married Alvina ORVIS, 21, Pickering twp., same, d/o James ORVIS & Mary BURNEY, witn: Urbin BLAKE & Jennie BELL, both of Pickering twp., 24 April 1901 at Pickering village
|13045-01 (Ontario Co): Arthur W.E. BEMROSE, 27, widower, piano finisher, Waterdown, Oshawa, s/o Joseph BEMROSE & Sarah J. OLIVER, married Emma Jane CORNISH, 22, Darlington, Oshawa, d/o John C. CORNISH & Catherine CONNOR, witn: George H. BLAINEY & Emma CORNISH, both of Oshawa, 18 Sept 1901 at Oshawa
13188-01 Charles H. BILLING, 29, carpenter, Guelph, Toronto, s/o Henry & Sarah nee McKEE, married Lucy Ann FRANCIS, 24, England, Myrtle, d/o Luke FRANCIS & Damery POWELL, witn: Winnie FRANCIS of Myrtle & Robert BILLING of Toronto, 26 June 1901 at Myrtle
|#013128-01 Charles Henry BODEN, 26, blacksmith, -ead River, Victoria Road, s/o William BODEN & Amanda HAMILTON, married Annie Gertrude ALCOCK, 28, Uxbridge Twp, Uxbridge, d/o Charles ALCOCK & Marie MOORE, witn: Alma CHRYSLER, Uxbridge & C. REYNOLDS, Cannington, 12 June 1901 at Uxbridge
13180-01 David G. BONE, 22, piano varnisher, Oshawa, Toronto, s/o John BONE & Margaret EWING, married Luella BURK, 21, Darlington, Cedar Dale, d/o John BURK & Elizabeth VAN CAMP, witn: H. E. ABRAHAM & Lillian Maude BONE, both of Oshawa, 25 Dec 1901 at Cedar Dale
|13004-01 Martin M. BRENNAN, 27, farmer, Thorah, same, s/o Mic BRENNAN & Mary A. FOLEY, married Mary Eliza LYTTLE, 22, teacher, Brechin, same, d/o John LYTTLE & Margaret BOYLE, witn: W. J. FRENCH of Beaverton & Clara LYTTLE of Brechin, 27 May 1901 at Brechin
|13108-01 Hezekiah BRETHOUR, 36, mason, Pickering, not given, s/o Edward BRETHOUR & Eliza Ellen illegible (Estherin?), married Mary Isabell DICK, 28, Orillia, not given, d/o Daniel DICK & Isabell MACKIE, witn: Julia JOHNS & Jane? GALLOWAY, both of Scott, 10 Sept 1901 at Scott
|13007-01 Robert J. BROOMFIELD, 25, farmer, Mara, same, s/o John BROOMFIELD & Martha NICHOLSON, married Margaret McNABB, 25, Mara, same, d/o Duncan McNABB, farmer, & Martha MORRISON, witn: William F. BROOMFIELD of Haldimand & Martha McNABB of Mara, 12 June 1901 at Mara
|#013127-01 George BROWN, 27, farmer, Uxbridge Twp, same, s/o John BROWN & Susan MARDEN, married Sarah R. MILLER, 18, Uxbridge Twp, same, d/o Albert MILLER & Mary Jane PALMER, witn: E.J.REDDITT & Gertie FISHER, both of Uxbridge, 15 Jan 1901 at Uxbridge
13094-01 William Charles BRYAN, 33, tradesman, widower, Toronto, same, s/o Mathew BRYAN & Sarah NETTLETON, married Mary Edith PARKIN, 27, Manchester, Toronto, d/o James PARKIN & Catherine VANSICKLE, witn: James PARKIN of Manchester & Dora PARKIN of Toronto on Nov. 28, 1901 at Manchester
|#013137-01 Joseph R. BRYANT, 21, farmer, Whitby, Reach Twp, s/o Wm H. BRYANT & Jessie H. CORKAM, married Hattie TAYLOR, 20, Reach, same, d/o Jacob TAYLOR & Annie SOLLITT, witn: Edward & Maude TAYLOR, both of Reach, 26 June 1901 at Uxbridge
|#013118-01 (Ontario Co): Alexander G. BURNS, 51, widower, farmer, East Whitby, Thorah, s/o William BURNS & Margaret SMITH, married Catherine G. CALDER, 40, Thorah, same, d/o Robert CALDER & Margaret GRANT, witn: William BURNS of Cannington & Maggie m. LESLIE of Thorah, 26 June 1901 at Thorah
|#013139-01 Hugh Duncan CAMERON, 35, miller, Quebec, Glencoe Ont, s/o Alex CAMERON & Eliza MOORTER, married Florence MCCALLUM, not given, Uxbridge, same, d/o E.M.B. MCCALLUM & Harriett TAMBLEYN, witn: David MCEACHERN & Isabell CAMERON, both of Glencoe, 24 June 1901 at Uxbridge
|12984-01 Neil CAMERON, 26, farmer, Brock twp., Mariposa, s/o Charles & Mary, married Annie CURRIE, 23, Brock twp., Mariposa, d/o Daniel & Minnie, witn: Jacob CURRY of Lorneville & Joana? RAN--? of Manilla, 20 March 1901 at Cannington
|#012960-01 James Peter CAMPBELL, 26, farmer, Lambton Ont, Michigan, s/o Peter CAMPBELL & Sarah BEACK, married Mimi Ann PANGMAN, not given, Vroomanton Ont, Michigan, d/o W.H. PANGMAN & Eliza SWITZER, witn: Roy PANGMAN, Sunderland Ont & Ethel SWITZER, Vroomanton, 3 Apr 1901 at Sunderland
|#013026-01 (Ontario Co): Walter Edward CLARK, 21, farmer, Pickering, same, s/o William CLARK & Sarah SWALLOW, married Rhoda Sophia HUDSON, 21, Darlington, same, d/o James HUDSON & Mary Jane PERRY, witn: Gertrude HUDSON of Oshawa, 27 March 1901 at Oshawa
13085-01 George CLEMENTS, 26, farmer, Reach Tp., same, s/o Isaac CLEMENTS & Elizabeth BEECH, married Mary Ann FISHLEY, 23, Hope Tp., Reach Tp., d/o Nelson FISHLEY & Elizabeth GREENAWAY, witn: Sarah Jane STONE & Lilian Staples NIXON both of Seagrave on March 4, 1901 at Seagrave
|13040-01 (Ontario Co): Burton E. CLIFFORD, 24, farmer, East Whitby, same, s/o Omer CLIFFORD & Elizabeth DREW, married Annie L. BURGOYNE, 23, Taunton, Oshawa, d/o Richard BURGOYNE & Mary Ann DINNER, witn: E.W. DOABORN? & M.R. KEELER, both of Oshawa, 20 Nov 1901 at Oshawa
|#013140-01 John James COOMBE, 33, farmer, Whitby, Uxbridge, s/o Simon COOMBE & does not know, married Edith G.M. WAGG, 21, Scott, Uxbridge, d/o John H. WAGG & Lucinda SWITZER, witn: Alma R. GOLD & E.J. REDDITT, both of Uxbridge, 3 July 1901 at Uxbridge
|#012956-01 George Arthur CORNER, 30, farmer, Pefferlaw, same, s/o Henry CORNER & Ellen TURNER, married Emma L. LAMBERT, 27, domestic, Wilfrid, same, d/o William B. LAMBERT & Abbie M. WADE, witn: John CORNER, Pefferlaw & Ida M. LAMBERT, Wilfrid, 23 Jan 1901 at Wilfrid
|13151-01 Thomas COTEY, 25, teamster, Lindsay, Toronto, s/o Joseph COTEY & Mary DOUGLAS, married Mary Ida MIDDLETON, 24, Uxbridge twp., same, d/o James MIDDLETON & Almira PRIEST, witn: William BROWN & Martha PRIEST, both of Uxbridge twp., 3 July 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|13006-01 Joseph COX, 30, farmer, Mara, same, s/o Andrew COX & Eliza DEVLIN, married Amelia CAHILL, 29, Mara, same, d/o Timothy CAHILL, farmer, & Mary CORCORAN, witn: Peter COX of Mara & Marion GEARY of Toronto, 4 June 1901 at Mara
|#013017-01 (Ontario Co): Albert E. CRANDELL, 19, core maker, Port Perry, Oshawa, s/o Robert CRANDELL & Jane HALL, married Sarah Jane SHORT, 20, Oshawa, same, d/o John SHORT & Rebecca MOUNCE, witn: Thomas John & Elizabeth SHORT of Oshawa, 9 Jan 1901 at Oshawa
13166-01 Walter W. CRAWFORD, 29, physician, Miss. USA, same, s/o James Howell CRAWFORD & Mary Sandiver? CRAWFORD, married Ada Alma H. RICHARDSON, 22, Whitby, same, d/o Richard RICHARDSON & Jennie SOPER, witn: Llewellyn T. BARKER of Chicago & May RICHARDSON of Whitby, 26 Dec 1901 at Whitby
|012973-01 William John CURTIS, 41, farmer, Mariposa, same, s/o William CURTIS & Angeline MOLL (MOLE?), married Eliza Jane GIBSON, 47, Darlington, Manilla, d/o William GIBSON & Mary DAVITT, witn: James CURTIS, Mariposa & M.R. GIBSON, Manilla, 6 Nov 1901 at Manilla
13096-01 Henry DAVIS, 30, farmer, Scott Tp., Reach Tp., s/o Samuel DAVIS & Annie PETCH, married Maude LEAHEY , 22, Uxbridge Tp., Reach Tp., d/o Thomas LEAHY & Eliza LEAHEY, witn: James DUNSHEATH of Uxbridge Tp., & Ella LEAHEY of Reach Tp., on Oct. 2, 1901 at Reach
13097-01 Johnson DEVITT, 57, gentleman, Pickering Tp., Reach Tp., s/o George & Jane, married Sarah Ann GLYDE, 48, widow, Reach Tp., same, d/o John & Ann SYKES, witn: Charles FALLIS & Ann TRAVENTON both of Prince Albert on Nov. 6, 1901 at Prince Albert Reach Tp
|13199-02 Robert Stephen DILLINGHAM, 48, undertaker, Pickering, same, s/o Stephen DILLINGHAM & Mary WIDDFIELD, married Louisa Helen PERIE, 34, Brighton Ont., Pickering, d/o Johnstone PERIE & Margaret YULE, witn: Margaret Johanna O'LEARY of Pickering & George Perie O'LEARY Toronto, 23 Dec 1901 at Pickering village
|13200-02 John William DISNEY, 26, harness maker, Whitby twp., Bolsover, s/o Charles w. DISNEY & Annie D. HAWKINS, married Clara Agnes DAVIDSON, 22, Markham twp., Pickering twp., d/o James DAVIDSON & Elizabeth ATKINSON, witn: Fred E. H. FLETCHER & Mary Elizabeth DAVIDSON, both of Pickering, 11 Dec 1901 at Pickering village
13095-01 Frank J. DOBSON, 25, farmer, Reach Tp., same, s/o Francis DOBSON & Mahala CAMPLIN, married Bella H. McMILLAN, 19, Reach Tp., same, d/o James & Annie, witn: Margaret McMILLAN of Reach Tp., & R. J. DOBSON of Uxbridge on Oct. 1, 1901 at Reach Tp.
|13001-01 William DOHERTY, 21, laborer, Mara, same, s/o M. DOHERTY & Cath CAREY, married Rose Ann FOUNTAIN, 21, servant, Orillia, same, d/o Joseph FOUNTAIN & Ann BOYLE, witn: E. MULHERN of Mara & May CLARKE of Washago, 16 April 1901 at Mara
|#013031-01 (Ontario Co): Christopher DONNOLEY, 58, widower, laborer, Ireland, Oshawa, s/o Patrick DONNELY (sic) & Catherine McGRAIN, married Mary BERESFORD, 50, widow, Ireland, Oshawa, d/o James & Caroline BERESFORD, witn: William MASON & Sarah MITCHELL, both of Oshawa, 14 May 1901 at Oshawa
|13059-01 (Ontario Co): Fred DOWSWELL, 27, carpenter, Claremont, same, s/o William DOWSWELL & Christena PALMER, married Frances WILSON, 27, Ashburnham, Claremont, d/o Alexander WILSON & Elizabeth SEARLES, witn: John A. STEVENSON of Brougham & Lena WILSON of Claremont, 2 May 1901 at Claremont
|#013011-01 James J. DOYLE, 25, butcher etc, Brechin, same, s/o Dennis DOYLE & Cath STEWART, married Rose M.T. BARKER, 21, Brechin, same, d/o Jos BARKER & Margret MCGRATH, witn: A.F. MCDONNELL & Lila BARKER, both of Brechin, 22 Oct 1901 at Brechin
|12983-01 Franklin C. DUNCAN, 25, merchant, Ontario, Jamaica, s/o Alexander DUNCAN & Margaret MURRAY, married Irene Y. MARTIN, 23, Ontario, Cannington, d/o David MARTIN & Frances J. WHERY?, witn: Mrs. A. MARTIN & Miss M.J. JOHNSTON, both of Cannington, 11 March 1901 at Cannington
|#013129-01 George M. DUNSHEATH, 30, farmer, Uxbridge, same, s/o Samuel DUNSHEATH & Mary J. LAUR, married Martha WAGG, 24, Uxbridge, Uxbridge, d/o John H. WAGG & Lucinda SWITZER, witn: Mrs Ty? GOLD & Mr J.J. REDDITT, both of Uxbridge, 24 May 1901 at Uxbridge
|13054-01 (Ontario Co): Howard C. EDMONSON, 20, machinist, Peel Co., Oshawa, s/o John C. EDMONSON & Elizabeth Emma BOUCHER, married Catherine C. CAMERON, 19, Queenston, Whitby twp., d/o Thomas CAMERON & Margaret MATHESON, witn: G. Hodder WILSON & Violet CRAIG, both of Pickering village, 21 March 1901 at Pickering village
|13002-01 William James ELDER, 22, millhand, Littleworth Ont., Mara, s/o James T. ELDER & Nancy A. HENRY, married Unice Jane HARGRAVE, 21, Howick Ont., Mara, d/o James HARGRAVE, farmer, & Mary J. BROTHERS, witn: W. B. HARGRAVE & Laura J. ELDER, both of Mara, 17 April 1901 at Mara
13161-01 Frederick ELLIS, 24, laborer, Pickering, Oshawa, s/o Charles ELLIS & Elizabeth HODGES, married Ellen NICHOLLS, 18, Raglan, Oshawa, d/o Samuel NICHOLLS & Ann HOLLIWELL, witn: V. A. WRIGHT of Whitby & Lillie RICE of Ottawa, 3 Sept 1901 at Whitby
|13062-01 (Ontario Co): George Henry ELSON, 23, piano finisher, England, Toronto, s/o George ELSON & Florence MANDER, married M.E. Esther CLARK, 24, Pickering twp., same, d/o William CLARK & Sarah SWALLOW, witn: Eleanor & G.S. Hodder WILSON of Pickering village, 26 June 1901 at Pickering village
|#013130-01 John Wesley ELSON, 21, farmer, Uxbridge Twp, same, s/o Henry ELSON & Phoebe MILLER, married Matilda LINTON, 19, Uxbridge Twp, same, d/o Mark LINTON & Jane HARDY, witn: Byron WALKER, Bloomington & Harriett LINTON, Claremont, 19 Mar 1901 at Uxbridge
|#013113-01 (Ontario Co): John Franklin EVERSON, 19, brick maker, Mariposa twp., same, s/o William EVERSON & Mary MOYNES, married Ellen Louisa SWIFT, 24, Bath England, Mariposa twp., d/o William SWIFT & Eliza HAYWOOD, witn: Herbert EVERSON & Annie TEER, both of Thorah, 13 Feb 1901 at Thorah
|#012968-01 Charles W. FAIRMAN, 42, farmer, Canada, Brock Twp, widower, s/o Thomas FAIRMAN & Mary BRINTNALL, married Susannah SHEFFIELD, 34, London Eng, Brock Twp, widow, d/o Isaac S. YOUNGFIELD & M.E. MILLS, witn: J.J. & Mary SKINNER, both of Brock Twp, 2 Oct 1901 at Brock Twp
|#012963-01 Charles FAIRMAN, 42, farmer, Ont, Brock Twp, s/o James FAIRMAN & Tulina JOHNSTON, married Jane MATHEWS, 32, Ont, Brock Twp, d/o William MATHEWS & Eliza BAIRD, witn: Sam H. SQUIRES, Mariposa Twp & Maggie MATHEWS, Reach Twp, 5 June 1901 at Brock Twp
|#013148-02 (Ontario Co): William E. FANNOW, 25, oculist, Toronto, Oshawa, s/o James FANNOW & Eliza KELLOW, married Agnes I. HARRIS, 23, Toronto, Oshawa, d/o Christopher HARRIS & Mary MALONEY, witn: Leo B. KELLY of Toronto, & Florence HARRIS of Oshawa, 18 Nov 1901 at Oshawa (Rom Cath)
|#013131-01 William E. FAULKNER, 21, farmer, Uxbridge, same, s/o Thomas FAULKNER & Annie MUSGRAVE, married Edith ENSIGN, 22, Uxbridge, same, d/o Elisha ENSIGN & Esther BODEN, witn: Daniel W. & Caroline KING, both of Uxbridge, 1 May 1901 at Uxbridge
|013107-02 Isaac FENTON, 34, Mara, Colorado, Farmer, s/o Jeremiah FENTON & Mary SECORD married Slazzie? MATT, 20, Georgina, same, d/o Jos MOTT & Margret LAWSON. Wtn: Peter MATT and Hannah MATT of Georgina on May 8, 1901 at Georgina Tp
|13048-01 (Ontario Co): Frederick FICE (could be Tice?), 21, farmer, Cartwright, Columbus, s/o John FICE & J. HARPER, married Minnie M. HARPER, 21, Whitby twp., Columbus, d/o unknown HARPER & Ellen McLEARY, witn: Clara H. & Nellie RAE of Oshawa, 9 Oct 1901 at Oshawa
|13086-01 Henry FIELDING, 39, farmer, Cartwright Tp., Reach Tp., s/o Adam FIELDING & Mary FRANKLIN, married Maria ESPEN (?), 29, Reach Tp., same, d/o Thomas & Fanny, witn: J. H. ESPEN of Shirley & Jennie NEARING of Prince Albert on April 24, 1901 at Prince Albert.
13175-01 Hugh B. FLETCHER, 33, yeoman, Greenock, same, s/o Dugald FLETCHER & Ann ROSE, married Sylvia A. FAREWELL, 30, East Whitby, same, d/o George FAREWELL & Mary HALL, witn: George L. & Clara E. FAREWELL of East Whitby, 25 July 1901 at East Whitby
|13111-01 William Benjamin FOOT, 22, farmer, Scott, not given, s/o William B. FOOT & Elner COOK, married Phoebe Alma MADILL, 24, Scott, not given, d/o Robert MADILL & Ruth JONES, witn: S. Herbert FOOT & Loma? MADILL, both of Scott, 11 Dec 1901 at Scott
|13065-01 (Ontario Co): Philip FORSYTH, 25, horseman, Claremont, Bowmanville, s/o Elias FORSYTH & Elizabeth PEARSON, married Elsie Jane GREIG, 27, Brougham, same, d/o Robert GREIG & Jane SMITH, witn: John GREIG of Brougham & Ethel Helena PILKEY of Kinsale, 26 June 1901 at Brougham
|#012953-01 Thomas H. FOSTER, 36, farmer, Mariposa Twp, Brock Twp, widower, s/o William FOSTER & Jane DEACON, married Isabella GILLESPIE, 47, Sunderland Ont, Brock Twp, d/o Malcolm GILLESPIE & Allice MCRICHIE, witn: P. ELLIS, Toronto & Alice GILLESPIE, Brock Twp, 16 Jan 1901 at Brock Twp
13103-01 Wilfrid FOUNTAIN, 24, farmer, West Gwillimbury, North Gwillimbury, s/o Lewis FOUNTAIN & Eunice THOMPSON, married Ella may TAIT, 21, dressmaker, Scott, same, d/o James TAIT & Mary HANEY, witn: Andrew TAIT & Beatrice THOMPSON both of Scott on March 6, 1901 at Zephyr
|#013012-01 Sydney FRALEIGH, 29, farmer, Ana Middlesex Co, same, s/o George FRALEIGH & Mary ORR, married Mary Ann BRUCE, 26, Mara Twp, same, d/o Robert BRUCE & Charlotte DURE, witn: A.E. FRALEIGH M.D., St Marys & Bertie BRUCE, Brechin Ont, 24 Oct 1901 at Mara Twp
|#012955-01 William J. FRANCIS, 29, farmer, Derryville Ont, same, s/o Henry FRANCIS & Fanny GROGAN, married Elizabeth GRAHAM, 29, Udora, same, d/o Andrew GRAHAM & Margret THOMPSON, witn: Stewart CHAMBERS, Wilfrid & Emma GRAHAM, Udora, 20 Feb 1901 at Udora
|#013008-01 Charles FREELAND, 27, mason, Eldon Twp, same, s/o John FREELAND & Eliza NICHOL, married Sarah WRIGHT, 25, farmer's daughter, Brock Twp, Mara Twp, d/o Jas WRIGHT & Sarah HARGRAVE (HARGROVE?), witn: George R. FREELAND, Bolsover & Maud DAY, Sebright, 10 July 1901 at Mara Twp
|#013117-01 (Ontario Co): John Bently FURNISS, 25, farmer, Mara, same, s/o Henry FURNISS & Harriet WEEKS, married Mary Ann GLOVER, 27, Gamebridge - Thorah twp, Thorah twp., d/o William GLOVER & Flora McDOUGALL, witn: John BRUCE & Florence M. GLOVER, both of Mara. 22 May 1901 at Thorah
|#013022-01 (Ontario Co): Alfred FURSEY, 28, screw cutter, Darlington, Oshawa, s/o William FURSEY & Eliz. EAVINS, married Alice Maud LENTON, 21, Oshawa, same, d/o John LENTON & Fanny BEANGTON?, witn: Alfred H. HARDY of Darlington & Lucy J. FURSEY of Oshawa, 16 March 1901 at Oshawa
|13122-01 Neil GALBRAITH, 25, laborer, Oro, Thorah, s/o Donald GALBRAITH & Mary BEATON, married Catherine Grant McKAY, 27, Thorah, same, d/o John McKAY & Janet McPHAIL, witn: A. J. McMILLAN & C. C. JOHNSTON, both of Thorah, 30 Oct 1901 at Thorah
|13155-01 George GILPIN, 50, farmer, Toronto, Scott twp., s/o Martin Luther GILPIN & Nancy NELSON, married Christena URQUHART, 48, Scott twp., same, d/o George URQUHART & Janet TURNER, witn: Edna HOGG & Mrs. A. U. CAMPBELL, both of Uxbridge twp., 19 Dec 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|12997-01 William GILPIN, 42, physician, Tecumseth Ont., Brechin, s/o George GILPIN & Cath CAMPBELL, married Annie GILLESPIE, 28, Beaverton, Brechin, d/o Gilbert GILLESPIE & Mary Ann FRENCH, witn: R. A. ARMSTRONG of Toronto & Jessie GILLESPIE of Brechin, 2 Jan 1901 at Brechin
|13049-01 (Ontario Co): Charles GOHEEN, 55, widower, laborer, Hope twp., Oshawa, s/o Charles GOHEEN & Eliza BOYD, married Mary CARSWELL, 70, widow, England, Oshawa, d/o Jacob HORE & Elizabeth LUKE, witn: George W. HEZZELWOOD & Clara H. RAE, both of Oshawa, 13 Nov 1901 at Oshawa
13160-01 Richard GOURLEY, 37, teacher, Toronto, Toronto Junction, s/o William GOURLEY & Agnes WAUGH, married Ida Gertrude EASTWOOD, 34, Whitby, same, d/o William EASTWOOD & Margaret Grace BROWN, witn: R. B. PAGE of Toronto Junction & A.M. EASTWOOD of Whitby, 9 July 1901 at Whitby
|13152-01 Sylvester J. GRAHAM, 25, laborer, Ontario, Uxbridge twp., s/o George GRAHAM & Matilda ROBINSON, married Alice A. ALSOP, 19, Ontario, Uxbridge twp., d/o Hiram ALSOP & Ellen McQUAIN, witn: Joseph ALSOP Jr. & Bertha BACON, both of Uxbridge twp., 2 Oct 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|#013132-01 William Roderick GRANT, 27, labourer, Eldon Twp, same, s/o Roderick GRANT & Mary PLAYTER, married Isabella MCALPINE, 34, Eldon Twp, same, d/o Duncan MCALPINE & Jennette MCDOUGALL, witn: Mrs CAMPBELL, Argyle & George C. MCCRICK, Uxbridge, 10 June 1901 at Uxbridge
13165-01 John Albert HALLETT, 38, farmer, Whitby, same, s/o John HALLETT & Mary JENKINS, married Mary C. BROWN, 29, Pickering, same, d/o David BROWN & Phoebe ORVIS, witn: Mead BROWN of Whitby & Dell BROWN of Pickering, 16 Oct 1901 at Whitby
|#013133-01 Charles Tobias HAMBLETON, 24, farmer, Whitchurch Twp, Uxbridge Twp, s/o George HAMBLETON & Rachel OERISE, married Martha FITCHETT, 20, Uxbridge Twp, same, d/o Samuel FITCHETT & Julia Ann DOBEN, witn: Joseph & Herbert YORK, both of Uxbridge, 11 Mar 1901 at Uxbridge
13185-01 Richard HARRIS, 24, laborer, England, Whitby twp., s/o William & Emma nee STUTTERFORD, married Elizabeth ROUTLEY, 19, Canada, Whitby twp., d/o James & Jane nee DAWSON, witn: Mrs. L. T. CROZIER & Maggie CASSIE, both of Ashburn, 17 April 1901 at Ashburn
|12992-01 Henry HART, 41, widower, teacher, Ontario, Wilfred, s/o George HART & Mary CORNERS, married Henrietta GIBSON, 41, widow, Ontario, Cannington, d/o Gordon [no surname given] & Rachel KING, witn: Lewis GIBSON & Rachel KING, both of Cannington, 7 Aug 1901 at Cannington
|13316-02 Thomas HAWES, 27, farm labor, Whitby twp., Whitby, s/o Thomas HAWES & Bessie LOVE, married Agnes Debora MOWAT, 24, Scotland, Whitby, d/o George MOWAT & Mary CRUIKSHANKS, witn: Charles HAWES of Whitby twp & Mary MOWAT of Whitby, 31 Dec 1901 at Whitby
|13068-01 (Ontario Co): John E. HAWKINGS, 27, Baptist clergyman, Whitby twp., Rat Portage, s/o Joseph HAWKINGS & Rachel TURNER, married Laura E. PUGH, 25, Pickering twp., same, d/o Thomas PUGH & Ann EVANS, witn: William HAWKINGS of Paris Ont. & Olive ANNIS of Columbus, 22 Oct 1901 at Pickering
|13148-01 John Henry HAYNES, 29, farmer, Uxbridge twp., same, s/o Daniel HAYNES & Susanna McCULLOUGH, married Hannah DIXON, 26, Uxbridge twp., same, d/o John DIXON & Jane STOUFFER, witn: Cecil DIXON of Toronto & Mary M. HAYNES of Uxbridge twp., 13 March 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|13043-01 (Ontario Co): Nathan E. HEZZELWOOD, 36, widower, traveller, East Whitby, Michigan, s/o William HEZZELWOOD & Almira FOSTER, married Margaret M. KINVER, 28, Oshawa, same, d/o Richard KINVER & Annie RENNISON, witn: George W. HEZZELWOOD & Annie M. KINVER, both of Oshawa, 10 July 1901 at Oshawa
13171-01 Joseph James HEZZELWOOD, 24, yeoman, East Whitby, same, s/o James HEZZELWOOD & Sarah Ann HUBBARD, married Minnie WADGE, 23, East Whitby, same, d/o Thomas WADGE & Mary MEDLAND, witn: John WADGE & Eliza HEZZELWOOD, both of East Whitby, 27 Feb 1901 at East Whitby
|13053-01 (Ontario Co): Joseph A. HILTS, 28, laborer, Uxbridge twp., Pickering twp., s/o William HILTS & Mary Jane DEGEER, married Martha KEELER, 20, Uxbridge twp., Pickering twp., d/o Alonzo KEELER & Catherine STONER, witn: Eugene J. HILTS & Annie KEELER, both of Pickering twp., 27 March 1901 at Pickering village
|#013115-01 (Ontario Co): George HODGSON, 54, widower, farmer, Markham, Sunderland, s/o William & Elizabeth, married Flora Ann DONNELLY, 29, widow, "lived on farm", Eldon, Thorah, d/o Duncan McNEIL & Catherine LOVETT, witn: Hamington? & Mrs. HOGG of Brock, 10 April 1901 at Thorah
|13110-01 John Oscar HUMPHREY, no age given, farmer, Udora, not given, s/o Michael UMPHREY (sic) & Elizabeth SINCLAIR, married Ethel Annie BAGSHAW, 22, Vromanton, not given, d/o Thomas BAGSHAW & Margaret BEAVER, witn: Bella BARKER of Toronto & W. P. UMPHREY of Udora, 9 Oct 1901 at Scott
|#013014-01 Frederick HUTCHINGS, 30, farmer, Leeds Co, Mara Twp, s/o George HUTCHINGS & Cath MURPHY, married Elizabeth SPEIRAN, 22, Mara Twp, same, d/o Charles SPEIRAN & Sarah C. MOORE, witn: Henry J. SPEIRAN, Mara Ont & Cath E. HUTCHINGS, Brechin, 8 Dec 1901 at Mara Twp
|13052-01 (Ontario Co): Egerton JACKSON, 32, miller, Pickering twp., same, s/o Edward JACKSON & Harriet FLINT, married Minnie Jane WILSON, 27, Pickering twp., same, d/o George WILSON & Eliza LEWIS, witn: Annie WILSON & C.M. MacFARLANE, both of Greenwood, 23 Jan 1901 at Greenwood
|#013028-01 (Ontario Co): Albert William JACOBI, 21, carriage maker, Oshawa, same, s/o William JACOBI & Jane ROBINSON, married Alice Eliz. H. PERKINS, 19, Darlington, Oshawa, d/o George PERKINS & Joan WOOD, witn: Josephine LUKE & C.M. FERRY, both of Oshawa, 10 March 1901 at Oshawa
|#013020-01 (Ontario Co): John Edgar JAMES, 22, painter, Columbus, Oshawa, s/o John Henry JAMES & Alice Edna THOMAS, married Mabel Edith STILL, 20, Royland, Oshawa, d/o Ezra STILL & Sarah WHITE, witn: Roy LIDDY & Maud SQUIRE, both of Oshawa, 21 Jan 1901 at Oshawa
|#013114-01 (Ontario Co): Angus JAMIESON, 35, farmer, "S. Wentworth twp.", Mariposa, s/o Alexander JAMIESON & Sarah McPHAIL, married Mary C. McMILLAN, 26, Thorah twp., same, d/o Archibald McMILLAN & Mary CAMPBELL, witn: A.J. McMILLAN of Thorah twp & Jessie JAMIESON of Fenelon twp., 20 March 1901 at Thorah
|13121-01 John JARDINE, 48, farmer, Thorah, same, s/o Archibald JARDINE & Mary McCALLUM, married Ada HARDMAN, 30, of Beaverton, d/o John HARDMAN & Elizabeth HARTLEY, wtn: James E. WATSON of Thorah & Donald ALEXANDER, 22 Oct. 1901 at Thorah
13179-01 John JOHNS, 26, section man, Darlington, same, s/o Thomas JOHNS & Frances BURROWS, married Mary STACEY, 24, Darlington, same, d/o Richard STACEY & Annie RICHARDS, witn: William & Mrs. William PURVES of Columbus, 18 Dec 1901 at Columbus
13162-01 Percy JOHNSTON, 28, thrasher, Whitby twp., Myrtle, s/o Coward? JOHNSTON & Tahitea CAMPBELL, married Sarah BELL, 25, Audley, Whitby, d/o William BELL & Jane GRAHAM, witn: A. D. & Mrs. V. H. EMORY of Whitby, 4 Aug 1901 at Whitby
|13149-01 Frederick JOHNSTON, 26, farmer, Pickering twp., same, s/o Michael JOHNSTON & Eliza A. DOWSWELL, married Janet HOPE, 20, Pickering twp., Uxbridge twp., d/o Daniel HOPE & Mary SELLERS, witn: Ella A. OKE & Edith MYERS, both of Uxbridge twp., 22 May 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|#012954-01 David A. JOHNSTON, 27, black smith, Mara, Wilfrid, s/o Robert JOHNSTON & Margret URQUHART, married Frances Lauretta DAVIDSON, 21, farmer's daughter, Brock Ont, Wilfrid, d/o Robert DAVISON (as written) & Ellen BURGESS, witn: Arthur REID, Leaskdale & Bella DAVISON, Wilfrid, 23 Jan 1901 at Brock Twp
13176-01 John JOHNSTON, 30, yeoman, Eddystone, Oshawa, s/o John F. JOHNSTON & Ann ROSS, married Mary E. COLEMAN, 29, Darlington, Oshawa, d/o Francis COLEMAN & Catherine WISMER, witn: Adam JOHNSTON of Eddystone & Ina A. WISMER of Markham, 5 Sept 1901 at Cedar Dale
|#012967-01 Thomas W. JUDE, 28, farmer, Brock Twp, same, s/o Simon JUDE & Maria PERRUNIENT, married Edith Alberta PARLIMENT, 24, Brock Twp, same, d/o Isaac PARLIMENT & Elizabeth BROWN, witn: James A. PARLIAMENT & Minnie MCCUAIG, both of Brock, 25 June 1901 at Brock
|#013033-01 (Ontario Co): James JUDGE, 44, widower, clerk, Quebec, Oshawa, s/o John JUDGE & Ann PLUNKETT, married Mary MURPHY, 28, widow, house keeper, d/o Thomas MURPHY & Mary SHOUGHERSLY, witn: Henry HALLET & Eliza HAYES, both of Oshawa, 3 June 1901 at Oshawa
|#012958-01 Thomas Chester KAY, 32, farmer, Victoria Corners, Vallentyne, s/o Robert KAY & Elizabeth ROBERTS, married Eliza Catherine BRETHOUR, 28, Valentyne, same, d/o Arnold BRETHOUR & Margret Ann ST JOHN, witn: George KAY, Sunderland & Tressa BRETHOUR, Vallentyne, 6 Mary 1901 at Vallentyne
|13063-01 (Ontario Co): George E. KAYES, 31, farmer, Alton Ont., Brock Road, s/o James KAYES & Mary HARRISON, married Daisy RODD, 28, Pickering twp., Utica Ont., d/o Richard RODD & Susan HEARD, witn: L.A. BOONE of Pickering twp & Lillie J. RODD of Utica, 28 May 1901 at Brock Road
|013106-02 Edward KEATING, 26, Sutton, Georgina Tp., Farmer, s/o Thomas KEATING & Anne RYAN married Mary Matilda CAIN, 19 of Georgina Tp., d/o Patrick CAIN & Catherine LYONS. Wtn: Frank LONEY of Georgina Tp. and Carrie CAIN of Sutton & Egypt on January 7, 1901 at Georgina Tp.
|#013141-01 Louis O. KEEFER, 37, milkhand, Vaughan, Arnott, widower, s/o Jacob KEEFER & Sarah CLARK, married Hannah Elizabeth TITUS, 28, Markham, Uxbridge, d/o Eli TITUS & Esther Ann COCKERITH, witn: Thomas LINTON & Nellie TITUS, both of Uxbridge, 10 July 1901 at Uxbridge
|#012959-01 Allen Albert KEELER, 29, farmer, Brock Twp, same, s/o Charles KEELER & Sarah MCFADDEN, married Florence May BLANCHARD, 20, Sunderland Ont, Brock Twp, d/o Henry BLANCHARD & Martha J. HILL, witn: William BLANCHARD & Sarah Ann KEELER, both of Brock Twp, 27 Mar 1901 at Sunderland
|#013023-01 (Ontario Co): William KEELER, 18, laborer, Scarboro, Oshawa, s/o James KEELER & Annie WHITE, married Violet NORTHEY, 17, Cardiff, Oshawa, d/o James NORTHEY & Jennie HEAL, witn: Robert J. GRAY & Mrs. R.F. LIDDY, both of Oshawa, 23 Feb 1901 at Oshawa
|013284-02 Seth KIRTON, 37, farmer, widower, Uxbridge Tp. Gwillimbury, s/o William KIRTON & Frances E. FENWICK, married Alice May ROSE, 30, Uxbridge, E. Gwillimbury, d/o Harrison ROSE & Eliza JOHNSTON, witn: Edna HOGG & C.U. CAMPBELL both of Uxbridge Tp. on Nov. 28, 1901 at Uxbridge Tp
|#013034-01 (Ontario Co): John Shaw KYLE, 25, merchant, Oshawa, same, s/o Peter KYLE & Elizabeth SHAW, married Sophie C. EVANS, 21, Montana USA, Oshawa, d/o Philip EVANS & Mary POWELL, witn: Peter KYLE of Oshawa & W.J. ALLEN on Montana, 24 June 1901 at Oshawa
|#013142-01 Edward John LAING, 31, farmer, Cartwright, Reach Twp, s/o Alex LAING & Catherine ALLEN, married Mary Ann MCEACHERN, 28, Eldon Twp, Kirkfield, d/o Laughlin MCCHRIM & Flora MCINNES, witn: Maria GOLD & E.J. REDDITT, both of Uxbridge, 19 June 1901 at Uxbridge
|#013009-01 Joseph LAMB, 25, farmer, Mara Twp, same, s/o Robert & Cath LAMB, married Mary MCDONALD, 21, servant, Rama Twp, same, d/o Alex & E. MCDONALD, witn: John & Mrs John MCDONALD, both of Rama Twp, 6 Aug 1901 at Mara Twp
|#013021-01 (Ontario Co): Russel Clark LANDER, 21, merchant, Darlington, Oshawa, s/o John LANDER & Mary Ann DAVIS, married Helen Harriet HOLLAND, 28, Oshawa, same, d/o William HOLLAND & Harriet S. CURTIS, witn: William HOLLAND & Lucy LANDER, both of Oshawa, 29 Jan 1901 at Oshawa
|13150-01 Arthur Thomas Bell LASHER, 36, widower, carpenter, Peterborough, Toronto, s/o Sylvester W. LASHER & Eliza Ann SMITH, married Lillie Maud ELLIS, 24, Uxbridge twp., same, d/o Ward ELLIS & Emeline SHAVER, witn: Thomas CAREY & Emeline ELLIS, both of Uxbridge twp., 6 May 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|13057-01 (Ontario Co): Albert Thomas LAW, 28, blacksmith, Scarboro twp., Pickering twp., s/o James LAW & Olive BADGEROW, married Minnie Elizabeth ALLAWAY, 22, Pickering twp., Pickering village, d/o William ALLAWAY & Mary Jane McINTYRE, witn: Frank E. LAW of Pickering twp & Edith I. LAW of Scarboro twp, 24 April 1901 at Pickering village
13107-01 George Strachan LEASK, 34, farmer, Scott, Leaskdale, s/o George LEASK & Margaret LEDINGHAM, married Mary Ellen SMITH, 29, Sandford, same, d/o George SMITH & Janet MACKIE, witn: Thomas (?) LEASK of Uxbridge & Fanny SMITH of Sandford on June 20, 1901 at Scott.
13088-01 Peter LEASK, 23, farmer, Reach Tp., same, s/o John LEASK & Marion HENRY, married Margaret J. WRIGHT, 24, Epsom, same, d/o Joseph WRIGHT & Jane KELLY, witn: Robert & Lizzie WRIGHT both of Epsom on March 27, 1901 at Epsom.
|13154-01 John Albert LEE, 24, farmer, Canada, Waubaushene, s/o William LEE & Phemie R. HOPKINS, married Etta WILKINSON, 21, Canada, Uxbridge twp., d/o Jonathan WILKINSON & Mary DOOSON?, witn: Charles LEE of Waubaushene & Florence STOVEN? of Saintfield, 11 Dec 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|#012941-01 Thomas N. LEHMAN, 25, farmer, Julinstown New Jersey U.S.A., Thorah Twp, s/o William HELMAN & Hannah HODGSON, married Esther J. SCOTT, 20, Thorah Twp, same, d/o Thomas R. SCOTT & Hannah HARRISON, witn: Fred SILVERTHORN & Eva SCOTT, both of Thorah Twp, 23 Jan 1901 at Beaverton
|13109-01 Charles LEITCH, 21, farmer, Scott, not given, s/o Samuel LEITCH & Martha PHENIX, married Elizabeth LOUGHEED, 22, Scott, not given, d/o Joseph LOUGHEED & Elizabeth A. BELL, witn: L--? LOUGHEED & Rebecca LUTHER, both of Scott, 25 Sept 1901 at Brown Hill
13172-01 Ernest A. LIDDLE, 22, laborer, Canada, Oshawa, s/o Henry LIDDLE & Annie ALCUMBRACK, married Ch. M. GUNN, 18, Canada, Oshawa, d/o Alex GUNN & Ellen ANNAND, witn: W.W. McLAREN of Columbus & Mrs. A. GUNN of Oshawa, 19 June 1901 at Columbus
13168-01 John William LITTLE, 22, painter, Brooklin, Oshawa, s/o Robert LITTLE & Dorothy JONES, married Etta Mary M. FANCHER, 22, Detroit, Oshawa, d/o Joseph FANCHER & Ann HARRIS, witn: William & Annie PURVES of Columbus, 20 Feb 1901 at Columbus
|13087-01 Frederick George LOVE, 30, printer, Newtownville Durham Co., Toronto, s/o William H. LOVE & Ann Jane WELCH, married Emma Alice ARMSTRONG, 30, Reach Tp., same, d/o John ARMSTRONG and not given BROWN, witn: William ARMSTRONG of Reach & Isabella M. LOUGHEAD OF Toronto on April 10, 1901 at Reach Tp.
|13317-02 William L. LUKE, 31, farmer, Brock, Sunderland, s/o Edward LUKE & Louisa RUNDLE, married Gertie EVELY, 25, Whitby, same, d/o John EVELY & Mary DURRAND?, witn: Martin L. & Mrs. M.L. EVELY of Whitby, 27 Nov 1901 at Whitby
|13044-01 (Ontario Co): Sidney Albert LUKE, 38, merchant, Oshawa, Ottawa, s/o George LUKE & Anna MORRIS, married Mary Effie HUNTER, 36, Clarence, Ottawa, d/o William HUNTER & Christie McDONALD, witn: W. Ambrose & Emma Eliza LUKE of Oshawa, 28 Aug 1901 at Oshawa
13177-01 Noah LUKE, 25, clerk, Whitby twp., Toronto, s/o William LUKE & Nellie CAMPLIN, married Emily MOON, 25, Glenvale, Toronto, d/o Robert T. MOON & Mary Ann McCULLOCH, witn: Susie MOON of Toronto & Ch. A. LUKE of Raglan, 25 Sept 1901 at Raglan
|12993-01 William Francis LUNEY, 29, farmer, Ontario, Sonya, s/o Thomas LUNEY & Alice TRUMAN, married Isabella McDONALD, 22, Ontario, Cannington, d/o Hugh McDONALD & Mary McLEAN, witn: Robert (Herbert?) McDONALD & Bella FLEURY, both of Cannington, 4 Sept 1901 at Cannington
|12985-01 Andrew MARSHALL, 28, farmer, Canada, Ontario, s/o Joseph R. MARSHALL & Elizabeth TALBERT, married Eliz. Ella BURGESS, 23, Canada, Ontario, d/o George BURGESS & Eliza KNIGHT, witn: William A. MARSHALL of Port Perry & Amelia BURGESS of Cannington, 20 March 1901 at Cannington
13174-01 James C. MASON, 42, merchant, Canada, Kansas US, s/o John MASON & Lydia S. CAMPBELL, married Annie Kay SMITH, 21, Canada, East Whitby, d/o James SMITH & Barbara MICHIE, witn: Frank HALLETT & Jessie SMITH, both of East Whitby, 27 July 1901 at East Whitby
|013285-02 Archibald Jennings MATHER, 28, teacher, Ontario, Uxbridge Tp., s/o C. MATHER & Victoria THOMPSON, married Elizabeth Gertrude DOUGLAS, 26, Brock Tp., Uxbridge Tp., d/o Samuel DOUGLASS & Jane SCOTT, witn: James E. MATHER & Ethel DOUGLAS both of Uxbridge on Dec. 25, 1901, at Uxbridge Tp
13098-01 John F. McCLINTOCK, 30, farmer, Reach Tp., same, s/o Frank McCLINTOCK & Hettie EWERS, married Ida M. SAVAGE, 30, Reach Tp., same, d/o Thomas SAVAGE & Sadie CAMPLIN, witn: Robert McCLINTOCK & Louisa DEARBORN both of Oshawa on Dec. 4, 1901 at Reach Tp.
|13041-01 (Ontario Co): John B. McCULLOCH, 26, book keeper, Darlington, Oshawa, s/o John McCULLOCH & Susan VIRTUE, married Mary J. McLAUGHLIN, 34, Enniskillen, Oshawa, d/o Robert McLAUGHLIN & Mary SMITH, witn: Robert McLAUGHLIN of Oshawa & J.J. McLAUGHLIN of Toronto, 11 Dec 1901 at Oshawa
|#012950-01 Archibald MCDERMID, 39, physician, Reach Twp, Severn Bridge, s/o Colin MCDERMID & Isabella FERGUSON, married Elizabeth SHIER, 33, school teacher, Brock Twp, Brock, d/o Richard SHIER & Margret DAWSON, witn: Richard & Edith SHIER, both of Brock Twp, 15 Jan 1901 at Brock
|13120-01 Donald McDONALD, 39, lumber man, Kirkfield, same, s/o Angus McDONALD & Isabella McFADYEN, married Margaret Jane HODGSON, 30, Thorah, same, d/o Robert HODGSON & Margaret MORRISON, witn: J. J. McFADYEN of Kirkfield & A. D. HODGSON of Thorah, 16 Oct 1901 at 9th con of Thorah twp
|12988-01 Archibald C. McFARLANE, 28, banker, Durham, Picton, s/o Robert McFARLANE & Jessie CLARK, married Matty EDWARDS, 25, Ontario, Cannington, d/o Richard EDWARDS & Amelia GIBBS, witn: Robert McFARLANE of Durham & Ethel EDWARDS of Cannington, 12 June 1901 at Cannington
|13159-01 Norman H. McGILLIVRAY, 29, clergyman, Whitby, Carleton Co., s/o George McGILLIVRAY & Catherine Amelia FOTHERGILL, married Mary Robina MITCHELL, 27, Whitby twp., Whitby, d/o James MITCHELL & Agnes BAND, witn: Malcolm McARTHUR of Queensville & Margaret MacNAB of Claremont, 26 June 1901 at Whitby
|13069-01 (Ontario Co): John McGRISKIN, 37, farmer, Scarboro twp., Ellesmere Ont., s/o Patrick McGRISKIN & Mary DOODY, married Lizzie GARLAND, 28, Cherrywood, same, d/o Robert GARLAND & Mary GLANCY, witn: Patrick McGRISKIN of Ellesmere & Louisa GARLAND of Cherrywood, 30 Oct 1901 at Claremont (Rom Cath)
|#012949-01 Duncan MCINTYRE, 35, farmer, Scotland, Brock Twp, s/o John MCINTYRE & Mary GRAHAM, married Margret Ann DAWSON, 22, Ontario, Brock Twp, d/o George & Mary DAWSON, witn: Malcolm MCINTYRE, 14th Con Brock & Evelyn DAWSON, Derryville, 16 Jan 1901 at Derryville
|12998-01 Donald E. McKINNON, 28, farmer, Rama, Mara, s/o Don McKINNON & Marion CAMPBELL, married Mary Eliza JAMES, 18, servant, Mara, same, d/o Thomas JAMES & Maria EASTCOTT, wtn: H. A. McKINNON & Julia M. M. JAMES, both of Mara, 20 Feb 1901 at Mara
|12995-01 - N. D. McKINNON, 28, grain merchant, Cannington, Brock twp., s/o Neil McKINNON & Bella BROWN, married Divina DUNOON, 33, Cannington, same, d/o Donald & Catherine nee McGREGOR, witn: Nelson McLEOD & Eliza DUNOON, both of Cannington, 2 Oct 1901 at Cannington
|#012965-01 Caleb Gerald MCKNIGHT, 29, farmer, Minden Twp, Victoria Corners, s/o Robert MCKNIGHT & Maggie FITZGERALD, married Lillie Maria ROACH, 33, Brock Twp, same, d/o Absalom ROACH & Eliza GORRELL, witn: Caleb ROACH, Pinedale & Nellie BOYNES, Toronto, 26 June 1901 at Pinedale
13178-01 Robert McLAUGHLIN, 64, widower, manufacturer, Canada, Oshawa, s/o John McLAUGHLIN & Elizabeth RUSK, married Eleanor McCULLOCH, 60, widow, England, East Whitby, d/o Robert SMITH & Harriett MITCHELL, witn: John McCULLOCH of Blackstock & F. COURTICE of Oshawa, 17 Dec 1901 at East Whitby
|012945-01 Donald MCRAE, 32, farmer, Thorah Twp, same, s/o John MCRAE & Elizabeth MCCUAIG, married Kate MCINTYRE, 28, Eldon Twp, Beaverton, d/o Andrew MCINTYRE & Kate FRASER, witn: Angus E. CAMERON & Hughena WILSON, both of Beaverton, 10 Apr 1901 at Beaverton
|#012944-01 George MCRAE, 30, farmer, Thorah Twp, same, s/o John MCRAE & Johanna GRAY, married Ada Gertrude MCARTHUR, 22, Beaverton, same, d/o Peter D. MCARTHUR & Lovica Lyronia THOMPSON, witn: William ARGAL, Brock Twp & Mary MCRAE, Thorah Twp, 4 Apr 1901 at Beaverton
|12123-01 William Samuel METHERALL, 28, carpenter, Georgina, same, s/o John METHERALL & Annie ABBOTT, married Elizabeth ADAMS, 24, Seymour, Thorah, d/o Allan ADAMS & Jane PUFFER, witn: James METHERALL of Georgina & Sarah M. ADAMS of Thorah, 13 Nov 1901 at Thorah
13170-01 James MILLS, 19, moulder, East Whitby, Oshawa, s/o James MILLS & Mary A. RICHARDSON, married Minnie F. POGSON, 19, West Whitby, East Whitby, d/o Joseph POGSON & Elizabeth WINACOTT, witn: Fred POGSON & Annie MILLS, both of East Whitby, 24 April 1901 at East Whitby
13163-01 Leslie MINAR, 22, painter, of Oshawa, s/o William MINAR & Polly RAE, married Emma COOPER, 21, d/o John COOPER & Elizabeth, witn: Mrs. C. & Mabel MINAR of Whitby, 28 Aug 1901 at Whitby [other info is missing]
|#013015-01 William Arthur MONCREIF, 23, farmer, Otonabee, Eldon Twp, s/o William MONCREIF & B.F. GRANS, married Cath Ella MILLER, 22, Eldon Twp, Mara Twp, d/o Archie MILLER & Elizabeth BLANCHARD, witn: William FOLLIETT, Kirkfield & Eliza MILLER, Bolsover, 25 Dec 1901 at Mara Twp
|#012970-01 John Samuel MOORE, 27, farmer, Ontario, Pefferlaw, s/o William MOORE & Rebecca EDWARDS, married Elizabeth TAYLOR, 27, domestic, 27, Ontario, Cresswell, widow, d/o Archibald MCINNIS & Sarah MCKINNON, witn: Henry SKINNER, Udora & Ida MCINNIS, Cresswell, 4 Sept 1901 at Cresswell
|13037-01 (Ontario Co): John H. MOOREHOUSE, 33, merchant, Melinda NY, Montreal, s/o James W. MOOREHOUSE & Harriet A. HART, married Mabel Eugene THOMAS, 25, Oshawa, same, d/o William H. THOMAS & Mary Jane MAY, witn: Will H. THOMAS Jr. of St. Pauls & Mary J. THOMAS of Oshawa, 19 June 1901 at Oshawa
|13005-01 Richard E. MORRIS, 35, farmer, Brock twp., Mara, s/o W. MORRIS & Margaret IRWIN, married Cecilia Ann SNODDEN, 29, Mara, same, d/o Thomas SNODDEN, farmer, & Grace BOWSER, witn: David MORRIS of Toronto & Etta SNODDEN of Mara, 29 May 1901 at Mara
13184-01 William MORRISON, 34, farmer, Canada, Whitby twp., s/o John & Bessie nee LITTLE, married Rebecca SPENCER, 33, Canada, Whitby twp., d/o Henry H. & Agnes nee BURNS, witn: Maggie SPENCER & Fred MORRISON, both of Brooklin, 28 March 1901 at Whitby twp
|13119-01 Henry MORRISON, 60, widower, farmer, Thorah, same, s/o John MORRISON & Jane NESBITT, married Christena McDOUGALL, 43, Thorah, same, d/o Angus McDOUGALL & Mary CAMPBELL, witn: James A. MORRISON of Beaverton & Catherine McDOUGALL of Thorah, 18 Sept 1901 at Thorah
|12124-01 Donald MORRISON, 37, farmer, Thorah, same, s/o Robert MORRISON & Mary CAMPBELL, married Nellie VEALE, 22, Thorah, same, d/o William VEALE & Helen GLASSFORD, witn: Fred W. VEALE of Toronto & Nellie BRANDON of Cannington, 25 Dec 1901 at Thorah
|#012942-01 Neil MURCHISON, 36, farmer, Thorah Twp, Eldon Twp, widower, s/o Angus MURCHISON & Christina FERGUSON, married Mary MCEACHERN, 28, Fenelon Twp, same, d/o Ronald MCEACHERN & Margaret BELL, witn: Dugald & Angus SPENCE, both of Thorah Twp, 6 Mar 1901 at Beaverton
|#013143-01 William MUSSELMAN, 23, labourer, Canada, Uxbridge, s/o Wm MUSSELMAN & Eliza REID, married Libbie PATTERSON, 20, Canada, Uxbridge, d/o Richard PATTERSON & Matilda WAGNER, witn: Wm & Ella O'HARA, both of Uxbridge, 16 Oct 1901 at Uxbridge
|013144-01 Charles Edward NICELY, 22, labourer, Mitchell, Uxbridge, s/o Anthony NICELY & Eliz GOULD, married Mary Ann WELCH, 14, Reach Twp, Uxbridge, d/o Robert WELCH & Emily RICHARDS, witn: Thomas MORGAN & Emily WELCH, both of Uxbridge, 4 Sept 1901 at Uxbridge
|013108-02 Martin L. O'BRIEN, 28, Brock, same, Labourer, s/o William O'BRIEN & Annie CAVANAGH married Florence ARNOTT, 21, Cannington, same, d/o Chas. ARNOTT & Fannie HEARN. Wtn: Michael CAVANAGH of Brock and Maggie CAVANAGH of Brock on November 20, 1901 at Brock
13182-01 Charles E. O'BRIEN, 28, upholsterer, Canada, Toronto, s/o John D. & Catherine nee LAWSON, married Ida E. CHINN, 24, Canada, Brooklin, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth nee LONG, witn: H. S. MOORE of Oshawa & A.B. CHINN of Toronto, 2 Feb 1901 at Brooklin
|12981-01 Jacob OPPENHEIMER, 25, butcher, USA, Orillia, s/o Opram & Fannie, married Florence TAYLOR, 27, Ontario, Cannington, d/o Angus [TAYLOR] & Phemie McDONALD, witn: Annie MACKIE & Mrs. McFARLANE, both of Cannington, 16 Jan 1901 at Cannington
|#012952-01 John Edwin PATTERSON, 41, farmer, Columbus, Pinedale, s/o William & Sarah Ann PATTERSON, married Sarah Belinda FERGUSON, 38, Quebec, Layton, d/o Hercules & Charlotte FERGUSON, witn: Fred PATTERSON, Pinedale & Almina THOMSON, Scarboro, 1 Jan 1901 at Layton
|13071-01 (Ontario Co): Franklin PENNOCK, 19, mechanic, Pickering twp., same, s/o William PENNOCK & Annie MIDDLETON, married Emma SHEPHERDSON, 18, Pickering twp., same, d/o William SHEPHERDSON & Mary Jane HOOD, witn: William & Annie M. PENNOCK of Pickering twp., 2 Nov 1901 at Pickering twp
13099-01 William PETCH, 48, farmer, Aurora, Caledon, s/o James G. PETCH & Sarah CLAY, married Priscilla HARDY, 33, Uxbridge, Epsom, d/o William & Elizabeth, witn: Edward BRYANT of Greenbank & Minnie WOLTON (?) of Myrtle on Dec. 3, 1901 at Epsom
|#013035-01 (Ontario Co): James Frederick POGSON, 19, core maker, Whitby twp., Oshawa, s/o Joseph POGSON & Ellen WINNACOTT, married Maud B. SMITH, 18, Oshawa, same, d/o Andrew SMITH & Eliz. HILL, witn: Mrs. J. HODGES & Florence WARD, both of Oshawa, 18 May 1901 at Oshawa
|#013134-01 William Herbert PRIOR, 25, farmer, Scott Twp, Uxbridge Twp, s/o Albert PRIOR & Sarah FLEWELL, married Martha GRIEK (Creik?), 21, Scott Twp, same, d/o William GRIEK & Eliz SINCLAIR, witn: Lydia BOIS & Nellie CUGAN, both of Uxbridge, 30 Apr 1901 at Uxbridge
|13060-01 (Ontario Co): William PUCKRIN, 32, farmer, Pickering twp., same, s/o Isaac PUCKRIN & Ann BRIGNALL, married Mary Jane ORVIS, 23, Pickering twp., same, d/o Selah ORVIS & Mary RANKIN, witn: Simon PUCKRIN & Margaret ORVIS, both of Pickering twp., 29 May 1901 at Pickering
|#012962-01 Robert Jacob Wesley PURDY, 24, farmer, Brock Twp, same, s/o Lewis L. PURDY & Maggie OLIVER, married Annie BAKER, 20, Brock Twp, same, d/o not given & Pheba BAKER, witn: Edward DONNER & Phoebe Jane BAKER, both of Brock, 10 Apr 1901 at Brock Twp
13091-01 Charles Edward RATTENBERRY, 27, printer, Reach Tp., Chicago Illinois, s/o William RATTENBERRY & Margaret GROAT, married Nellie Maude MARK, 21, Reach Tp., same, d/o William MARK & Emma SMITH, witn: John MARK & Bessie McCLINTOCK both of Port Perry on April 14, 1901 at Reach Tp.
|13112-01 James Franklin READER, 33, farmer, Scugog, Michigan, s/o Ephraim READER & Mariah GAMBLE, married Emily JEFFERY, 28, dress maker, England, Scugog, d/o John JEFFREY (sic) & Ann COLWELL, witn: Thomas REDMAN & Carrie JEFFREY, both of Scugog, 5 Feb 1901 at Scugog
13187-01 Charles John REED, 24, farmer, Canada, East Whitby twp., s/o Charles REED & Miriam WARREN, married Ida A. BISHOP, 19, Canada, Oshawa, d/o David & Jane nee MITCHELL, witn: Winnie & Norwenna HARRIS of Brooklin, 29 May 1901 at Brooklin
13167-01 John REESON (Reesor?), 32, yeoman, Canada, Canada E.W., s/o Edward REESON & Eliza FOWLER, married Alma J. McKENZIE, 25, Canada, Canada E.W., d/o John McKENZIE & Agnes RICHARDSON, witn: Fred & Kate McKENZIE of East Whitby, 2 Jan 1901 at East Whitby
|013072-01 (Ontario Co): Alexander RENNIE, 45, Brock, same, Farmer, s/o Charles RENNIE & Mary KIRTON, married Mary Elizabeth GLOVER, 42, Brock, Port Perry, d/o Thomas GLOVER & Margaret PATTERSON, wtn: Alexander FERGUSON of Prince Albert & Annie Alice FERGUSON of (cant read it), on March 21, 1901, at Port Perry
|#013145-01 Leo Bates RIGGS, 23, musician, United States, Indianapolis, s/o Wm RIGGS & Mary NELSON, married Mabel K. DEGUERRE, 25, Uxbridge, same, d/o Wm DEGUERRE & Amanda MARSH, witn: Lester D. RIGGS, Belleville & Eustace CARD, Uxbridge, 28 Aug 1901 at Uxbridge
13100-01 Amos RODD, 24, farmer, Pickering Tp., Reach Tp., s/o Richard RODD & Susan HEARD, married Evelena M. WATSON, 26, Reach Tp., same, d/o Joseph WATSON & Jane COOK, witn: George LOVE of Whitby & Jane H. WATSON of Greenbank on Dec. 18, 1901 at Greenbank.
|12987-01 Nicholas ROSS, 25, merchant, Cannington, same, s/o Daniel ROSS & Mary BAGSHAW, married Janet C. ANDERSON, 26, Ontario, Cannington, d/o Peter J. ANDERSON & Annie CAMPBELL, witn: Don CAMPBELL of Mariposa & Helen ROSS of Cannington, 3 April 1901 at Cannington
|13047-01 (Ontario Co): James Blair ROSS, 26, merchant, East Whitby, Oshawa, s/o John ROSS & Mary STEPHENSON, married Alice Maud COAD, 25, Oshawa, same, d/o William COAD & Melissa STEPHENSON, witn: George HOGG of Toronto & Mabel T. COAD of Oshawa, 3 Oct 1901 at Oshawa
|#013032-01 (Ontario Co): Walter ROWDEN, 34, trackman, Hope twp., Manchester, s/o William ROWDEN & Ann COOK, married Nellie CLAY, 22, Brooklin, Oshawa, d/o Gill CLAY & Mary Jane ELLIOTT, witn: George & Lillie CLAY of Oshawa, 26 June 1901 at Oshawa
|#013144-02 (Ontario Co): Hedley Vickers RUNDLE, 26, tailor, Columbus, Oshawa, s/o Thomas RUNDLE & Sarah PHILIP, married Lillie May LENTON, 24, Oshawa, same, d/o James LENTON & Martha Jane HOLDEN, witn: W. O. DURRANT of Oshawa & Nellie RUNDLE of Port Perry, 27 Nov 1901
13104-01 Jacob RYNARD, 25, farmer, Scott, Brock Tp., s/o Michael RYNARD & Jane SHIER, married Janet NOBLE, 20, Scott, same, d/o Colin NOBLE & Margaret HARDY, witn: Colin NOBLE & Alice RYNARD both of Scott on March 13, 1901 at Scott.
|#012961-01 William (s/b Wilbert) ST JOHN, 24, farmer, Sunderland, same, s/o George Tobias ST JOHN & Jane FITZGERALD, married Alberta UMPHREY, 24, Sunderland, same, d/o William UMPHREY & Frances SHANNON, witn: Lorne TINKHAM & Alma UMPHREY, both of Sunderland, 16 Apr 1901 at West Brock
|#013010-01 William Henry SANFORD, 35, farmer, Dalton Twp, same, s/o George SANFORD & Mary STORES, married Minnie Florence HENRY, 19, servant, Rama Twp, same, d/o Trueman HENRY & Jennie ELDER, witn: Jas A. & Ida M. ELDER, both of Mara Twp, 7 Aug 1901 at Mara Twp
|#013135-01 Robert SELBY, 58, farmer, England, Uxbridge Twp, widower, s/o Wm SELBY & Sarah GIMM, married Jemima SIMPSON, 66, England, Uxbridge, widow, d/o Robert RISBROUGH & Sarah WATT, witn: Emma HOGG & Maggie SELBY, both of Uxbridge, 15 May 1901 at Uxbridge
|013109-02 George SHEARER, 26, Mt. Forest, Pefferlaw, Labourer, s/o Adam SHEARER & Elizabeth SMITH married Julia LEDUC, 26, Georgina, same, d/o Baptist LEDUC & Mary LALONE. Wtn: Michael LEDUC of Georgina and Georgia SHEARER of Cannington on November 27, 1901 at Brock
|#012975-01 John Wesley SHIER, 32, farmer, Leaskdale, same, s/o John SHIER & Dorathea SPARLING, married Ellen SOMERVILLE, 18, Gwillimbury, same, d/o An. SOMERVILLE & not given, witn: John SWITZER & Bessie D. HUMPHREY, both of Vallentyne, 11 Dec 1901 at Vallentyne
|12986-01 James Henry SHIRE, 32, mason, Ontario, Cannington, s/o Robert SHIRE & Susan CRONSBERY, married Eliza Jane SHIRE, 28, Ontario, Cannington, d/o William & Jane, witn: Charles LODURCK? & Ida SHIRE, both of Sunderland, 22 March 1901 at Cannington
|#013030-01 (Ontario Co): James William SHORT, 23, carder, Oshawa, same, s/o Louis SHORT & Louis (sic) COOPER, married Eliza GIBSON, 21, Ireland, Oshawa, d/o William J. GIBSON & Eliza SUMMERVILLE, witn: Katie FERGUSON & Ben GIBSON, both of Oshawa, 24 April 1901 at Oshawa
13090-01 John Franklin SLOVIN (Slavin?), 27, farmer, Reach Tp., same, s/o William SLOVIN & Susannah DOBSON, married Mary Jane BROWN, 26, Reach Tp., same, d/o Charles & Mary Ann, witn: Florence SLOVIN & Alex BROWN both of Reach on Feb. 6, 1901 at Reach Tp.
13106-01 Alexander W. SMITH, 34, farmer, Scott, same, s/o George SMITH & Janet MACKIE, married Charlotte M. J. MILES, 25, Toronto, Scott, d/o Alfred MILES & Margaret HUGHEY, witn: George W. SMITH of Scott & Emma E. MILES of Toronto on May 29, 1901 at Scott.
|12999-01 Martin Fred SMITH, 48, widower, dentist, Liverpool England, Toronto, s/o John F. SMITH & Ann PARK, married Bertha A. WADDLE, 24, Mara, same, d/o James WADDEL (sic) farmer, & Pamelia McDONALD, witn: Thomas WADDLE of Mara & Florrie C. CAMERON of Beaverton, 3 April 1901 at Mara
|13101-01 Alfred James SNELGROVE, 40, farmer, Mariposa Tp., same, s/o John SNELGROVE & Sarah BROWN, married Charlotte Emma TURNER, 33, Reach Tp., same, d/o Charles TURNER & Jane DODDS, witn: Robert TURNER & Ellen DODDS both of Prince Albert on Dec. 25, 1901 at Reach Tp.
|13046-01 (Ontario Co): Edwin SNODDEN, 33, carpenter, England, East Whitby, s/o Peter SNODDEN & Mary WATSON, married Agnes Alice LATHAM, 22, England, Oshawa, d/o William LATHAM & Priscilla NIGHTINGALE, witn: R.J. SPROTT & Clara H. RAE, both of Oshawa, 19 Sept 1901 at Oshawa
13172-01 Charles SNUDDEN (Snodden?), 29, builder, Canada, Oshawa, s/o Peter SNUDDEN & Mary WATSON, married Mar. HAMILTON, 24, Canada, Oshawa, d/o John HAMILTON & blank, witn: W.W. & Mrs. J. B. McLAREN of Columbus, 25 June 1901 at Columbus
|#012964-01 Levi Robert SPARKS, 21, farmer, Mariposa, same, s/o Levi SPARK (as written) & Emma WESTON, married Florence PURDY, 22, Bowmanville, Brock Twp, d/o Benjamin BURDY (as written) & Rachael OLIVER, witn: Russel SPARKS, Little Britain & Ethel PURDY, Toronto, 19 June 1901 at Brock Twp
13164-01 James George Stuart STANBURY, 27, lawyer, Bayfield Ont., Exeter, s/o Richard STANBURY & Jane Eliza STUART, married Margaret Octavia EASTWOOD, 28, Whitby, same, d/o William EASTWOOD & Margaret G. BROWN, witn: William M. MARTIN of Exeter & Jeannette Agnes COMBE of Clinton, 9 Oct 1901 at Whitby
|#013116-01 (Ontario Co): Charles STEVENS, 29, laborer, Kent England, Sault Ste. Marie, s/o Isaac STEVENS & Charity WEEKS, married Matilda BUTCHER, 30, Smith twp., Thorah twp., d/o Charles BUTCHER & Mary SNELGROVE, witn: Percy BUTCHER & Alma SNELGROVE, both of Beaverton, 29 May 1901 at Thorah
|#013029-01 (Ontario Co): John Wesley STEVENSON, 33, farmer, Canada, not given, s/o Noble STEVENSON & Mary Jane GRAHAM, married Harriet MOORE, 21, Canada, not given, d/o Joseph MOORE & Ellen GUY, witn: Warren LYNDE of West Whitby & Ellen MOORE of Oshawa, 8 April 1901 at Oshawa
13181-01 John T. STEPHENSON, 22, farmer, Canada, Pickering twp., s/o George & Mary A. nee JOHNSON, married Eliza A. SANDERSON, 21, Canada, Pickering, d/o William & Sarah F. nee FOWLER, witn: William STEPHENSON & Delia SPENCER, both of Pickering twp., 9 Jan 1901 at Brooklin
|13061-01 (Ontario Co): James Arthur STEPHENSON, 24, farmer, Scugog twp., Pickering twp., s/o John STEPHENSON & Sarah Ann PLATTEN, married Mildred Loraine WHITE, 28, Greenwood, same, d/o Lorenzo WHITE & Elizabeth SPARKS, witn: Myra Jessie WILLSON of Greenwood & Fred PLATTEN of Whitby, 5 June 1901 at Greenwood
|13201-02 Charles Jones STEVENSON, 39, farmer, Whitby twp., same, s/o Thomas STEVENSON & Susan JONES, married Florence Elizabeth MACKEY, 25, Pickering twp., same, d/o Sylvester MACKEY & Susan GRAHAM, witn: F. M. CHAPMAN & Lilian M. MACKEY, both of Pickering twp., 4 Dec 1901 at Pickering village
13183-01 Robert STIRLING, 30, farmer, Canada, Scarboro twp., s/o James & Margaret, married Janet MORRISON, 30, Canada, Whitby twp., d/o John & Bessie nee LITTLE, witn: Jessie B. WELSH of Uxbridge & Fred MORRISON of Brooklin, 20 Feb 1901 at Whitby twp
|13157-01 John STIRTIVANT, 25, farmer, Whitby twp., same, s/o John STIRTIVANT & Mary PEARSON, married Beatrice HUNT, 20, of Whitby twp., d/o William HUNT & Emily MILLAR, witn: Clem LAWTON of Whitby twp & G. M. VANVALKENBURG of Pickering twp., 30 Jan 1901 at Whitby
|#012972-01 Nathan STORY, 30, street car motorman, Goodwood, Toronto, s/o Thomas STORY & Rachael STUBBS, married Mary Jane JARVIS, 23, Bogartown, Goodwood, d/o Jarvis JARVIS & Harriet ROBINSON, witn: Mrs J.H. & Hazel OKE, both of Sunderland, 16 Oct 1901 at Sunderland
|#013146-01 Bretton R. STRANGWAYS, 38, clergyman, Tecumseth, Parry Sound, widower, s/o Frederick & Eliz STRANGWAYS, married Ruby M.S. GRAY, 22, Hope Twp, Uxbridge, d/o Robert GRAY & Mary J. SNONSTON, witn: Athol GRAY, Uxbridge & Miriam LORD, Toronto, 22 Oct 1901 at Uxbridge
|12996-01 Wilfred TALBOT, 26, farmer, Cannington, same, s/o Robert TALBOT & Helen SMITH, married Ethel FALLS, 20, Cannington, same, d/o John FALLS & Phoebe BAKER, witn: Alfred TALBOT of Cannington, 29 Oct. 1901 at Cannington
13102-01 William H. THOMPSON, 26, farmer, Scott, same, s/o John THOMPSON & Hellen EMERY, married Hannah JOHNSON, 22, dressmaker, Scott, Mount Albert, d/o Robert JOHNSON & Eliza JOHNSTONE, witn: Isabella J. REID of Leaskdale & Willie LOCKIE of Zephyr on Jan. 23, 1901 at Leaskdale.
|013304-02 George Ephraim THOMPSON, 23, farmer, Brock Tp., Sunderland, s/o John & Jane Ann, married Edith MIDLAND, 21, London England, Sunderland, d/o Joseph MIDLAND & Mary McCARTHY, witn: E. FRENCH & Ida WHINSETT, both of Uxbridge on Dec. 30, 1901, at Uxbridge
|013076-01 (Ontario Co): A.D. THORPE , Port Perry, married Minnie HENDERS, marriage performed by Rev. Robert Henders of Hamilton. There is a note on the page to intimate that the marriage certificate was not completed properly by the minister, he was notified of the neglect and failed to reply "of the bride was also notified."
|#013147-01 William TINDALL, 23, labourer, York, Uxbridge, s/o Wm TINDALL & Sarah C. HILTS, married Mary J. HALLIDAY, 21, not given, Victoria, d/o Wm HALLIDAY & Ann J. PARKS, witn: John & Emma A. KELLINGTON, both of Uxbridge, 26 June 1901 at Uxbridge
|13153-01 Isaac TOMPKINS, 29, farmer, North Orillia, Uxbridge twp., s/o Daniel TOMPKINS & Mary M. BASSETT, married Eva A. JAMES, 25, Uxbridge twp., same, d/o Isaac JAMES & Emily GOULD, witn: A. E. JAMES of Uxbridge twp & Elvira GOULD of Seabright, 9 Oct 1901 at Uxbridge twp
|13066-01 (Ontario Co): James Albert TOMS, 24, carriage maker, Whitby, same, s/o Thomas THOMS & Eliza BORNER?, married Helen Jane HANCOX, 24, Whitby, same, d/o illegible HANCOX & Emma ROWDEY, 28 Aug 1901 at Pickering
|#013025-01 (Ontario Co): Albert TOMS, 42, farmer, England, Cartwright, s/o William TOMS & Sarah NORTHCOTT, married Amelia H. HUNKING, 46, widow, England, Oshawa, d/o William HARRIS & Ann HOVER, witn: William BRANTON & D. HUNKING, both of Oshawa, 13 March 1901 at Oshawa
|13070-01 (Ontario Co): Silas TOOL, 23, farmer, Whitevale, same, s/o George TOOL & Jane MIDDLETON, married Lizzie GOURLIE, 22, Uxbridge twp., Claremont, d/o James GOURLIE & Louisa HOCKLEY, witn: Leslie HODGSON of Altona Ont. & Edith GOURLIE of Claremont, 30 Oct 1901 at Claremont
|#012957-01 William Ernest UMPHREY, 28, farmer, Brock Ont, same, s/o William UMPHREY & Fanny Ann SHANNON, married Mary DAVISON, 26, farmer's daughter, Meadowville Ont, Brock, d/o Robert DAVIDSON (as written) & Ellen BURGESS, witn: George DAVIDSON & Bella DAVISON, both of Brock, 6 Mar 1901 at Brock
13192-01 Peter URQUHART, 38, widower, farmer, Kincardine, same, s/o John & Christina, married Elizabeth McKENZIE, 24, Bruce, same, d/o John & Lizzie, witn: John A. McKENZIE of Bruce & Mrs. James BLAKELY of Saintfield on April 10, 1901 at Saintfield.
|#012946-01 Thomas James WADDELL, 39, farmer, Mara Twp, same, s/o James WADDELL & Permilia MCDONALD, married Flora Christina CAMERON, 34, Beaverton, same, d/o John CAMERON & Jane MCCASKILL, witn: Fred W. RITCHIE, Mara Twp & Maude DAVIDSON, Beaverton, 17 Apr 1901 at Beaverton
|12991-01 Rupert Elias WAGAR, 27, teacher, Fenelon twp., Verulam twp., s/o James D. & blank, married Elizabeth Amy BROADWAY, 32, Norland, Woodville, d/o William & blank, witn: Less & Sadie CLIFF of Cannington, 17 July 1901 at Cannington
|12982-01 Fred James WAKELING, 22, tailor, Brock twp., same, s/o John WAKELING & Hannah GRIFFITH, married Enda Melissa HODGSON, 19, Brock twp., same, d/o George HODGSON & Sarah J. GRAHAM, witn: Mrs. W.J. ARGUE & Vira A. JOLLIFF, both of Cannington, 13 Feb 1901 at Cannington
|013073-01 (Ontario Co): Allan WALLACE, 22, Reach, same, Farmer, s/o George WALLACE & Margaret GORDON, married Annie C. ROBERTS, 23, Port Perry, same, d/o Humphrey ROBERTS & Mary BRIGHT, wtn: William RENNIE of Reach & Laura ROBERTS of Port Perry, on March 13, 1901, at Port Perry
|13067-01 (Ontario Co): Thomas WALSH, 34, farmer, Reach twp., Port Perry, s/o Mathew WALSH & Marie McGRORY, married Agnes OLEARY, 22, Reach twp., Pickering twp., d/o Timothy OLEARY & Agnes COLLINS, witn: Edward & Mary WALSH of Reach twp., 25 Sept 1901 at Pickering twp (Rom Cath)
|12994-01 James B. WEBSTER, 29, farmer, Canada, Mariposa, s/o Thomas WEBSTER & Jane GRAHAM, married Bertha SACKVILLE, 22, Canada, Brock twp., d/o John SACKVILLE & Sarah J. CRUISE, witn: J. Leslie BOWES of Mariposa & Laura SACKVILLE of Brock twp., 12 Sept 1901 at Cannington
|#013027-01 (Ontario Co): Harry Orval WEEKS, 24, butcher, Oshawa, same, s/o William WEEKS & Hannah BEER, married Mary Maud DOLLING, 24, Oshawa, same, d/o William & blank, witn: W.E. & W. SIMMONS of Oshawa, 4 April 1901 at Oshawa
|#012947-01 Stephen WEST, 24, farmer, Beaverton Ont, same, s/o Henry WEST & Phebe ARGAS, married Lizzie FRANKHAM, 21, Muskoka, Beaverton Ont, d/o James FRANKHAM & Margaret HAWKIN, witn: James & Maude WEST, both of Beaverton, 22 May 1901 at Beaverton
|#012971-01 William WHITE, 28, farmer, Reach Twp, same, s/o Joseph WHITE & Mary not given, married Sarah Ida SWANICK, 28, Reach Twp, same, d/o John SWANICK & Mary MERRICK, witn: Wesley ALLAN, Toronto & Annie Maud SWANNICK, 13 Sept 1901 at Reach Twp
|#013147-02 (Ontario Co): Jeremiah WILKINSON, 27, butcher, Oshawa, same, s/o Arthur WILKINSON & Julia OCONNOR, married Mary J. CARR, 23, Oshawa, same, d/o William CARR & Margaret QUIGLEY, witn: Henry CARR & Teresa WILKINSON, both of Toronto, 21 Oct 1901 at Oshawa
13186-01 William S. WILSON, 38, farmer, Canada, Pickering twp., s/o Thomas & Mary nee STEWART, married Eliza A. BURKETT, 27, Canada, Whitby twp., d/o William & Mary nee GRAHAM, witn: Charles J. STEVENSON of Pickering twp & Ethel M. BURKETT of Whitby twp., 5 June 1901 at Whitby twp
13169-01 Newton Ed WILSON, 22, laborer, Scott twp., Whitby twp., s/o John WILSON & Mary Ann PHILLIPS, married Harriet E. HARNDEN, 20, Whitby twp., East Whitby, d/o Eli HARNDEN & Alice PEAKE, witn: Minnie J. PRICE & William HARNDEN, both of East Whitby, 14 March 1901 at East Whitby
|013074-01 (Ontario Co): George WILSON, 29, Toronto Junction, same, Laborer, s/o Robert WILSON & Sarah SEWELL, married Elizabeth MILNER, 31, Port Perry, same, d/o Danby MILNER & Martha MARK, wtn: H. SEWELL & Ida MILNER both of Port Perry, on May 29, 1901, at Port Perry
|13042-01 (Ontario Co): Alvin Edsel WINTER, 31, farmer, Darlington, Oshawa, s/o John WINTER & blank MORENE, married Rose Amelia HEARD, 21, Darlington, Oshawa, d/o John HEARD & not given, witn: S.J. & E.M. MAXWELL of Whitevale, 25 Dec 1901 at Oshawa
|#013024-01 (Ontario Co): Albert H. WORDEN, 24, agent, Courtice, Oshawa, s/o John WORDEN & Charity OSBORNE, married Adeline A. REYNOLDS, 19, Oshawa, same, d/o William REYNOLDS & Annie CAMERON, witn: Edmond WORDEN of Bowmanville & Maud M. REYNOLDS of Oshawa, 12 March 1901 at Oshawa
|#012974-01 William WRIGHT, 27, farmer, Reach Twp, Brock Twp, s/o John WRIGHT & Barbara ADAMS, married Isabella Jane KEELER, 25, Leaskdale, same, d/o Charles KEELER & Sarah Ann MCFAYDEN, witn: John KEELER & Ethel WRIGHT, both of Brock, 18 Dec 1901 at Brock


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Relationship of glucose and insulin levels to the risk of myocardial infarction: a case-control study
Author + information
- Received May 5, 1998
- Revision received September 18, 1998
- Accepted October 30, 1998
- Published online March 1, 1999.
Author Information
- Hertzel C Gerstein, MD, MSc, FRCPC∗,†,* (gerstein{at}fhs.csu.mcmaster.ca),
- Prem Pais, MD¶,
- Janice Pogue, MA, MSc∗ and
- Salim Yusuf, MBBS, DPh, FRCPC∗,‡
- ↵*Reprint requests and correspondence: Dr. H. C. Gerstein, Department of Medicine, Room 3V38, 1200 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, L8N 3Z5, Canada
To assess the relationship between dysglycemia and myocardial infarction in nondiabetic individuals.
Nondiabetic hyperglycemia may be an important cardiac risk factor. The relationship between myocardial infarction and glucose, insulin, abdominal obesity, lipids and hypertension was therefore studied in South Asians—a group at high risk for coronary heart disease and diabetes.
Demographics, waist/hip ratio, fasting blood glucose (FBG), insulin, lipids and glucose tolerance were measured in 300 consecutive patients with a first myocardial infarction and 300 matched controls.
Cases were more likely to have diabetes (OR 5.49; 95% CI 3.34, 9.01), impaired glucose tolerance (OR 4.08; 95% CI 2.31, 7.20) or impaired fasting glucose (OR 3.22; 95% CI 1.51, 6.85) than controls. Cases were 3.4 (95% CI 1.9, 5.8) and 6.0 (95% CI 3.3, 10.9) times more likely to have an FBG in the third and fourth quartile (5.2–6.3 and >6.3 mmol/l); after removing subjects with diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance and impaired fasting glucose, cases were 2.7 times (95% CI 1.5–4.8) more likely to have an FBG >5.2 mmol/l. A fasting glucose of 4.9 mmol/l best distinguished cases from controls (OR 3.42; 95% CI 2.42, 4.83). Glucose, abdominal obesity, lipids, hypertension and smoking were independent multivariate risk factors for myocardial infarction. In subjects without glucose intolerance, a 1.2 mmol/l (21 mg/dl) increase in postprandial glucose was independently associated with an increase in the odds of a myocardial infarction of 1.58 (95% CI 1.18, 2.12).
A moderately elevated glucose level is a continuous risk factor for MI in nondiabetic South Asians with either normal or impaired glucose tolerance.
Diabetes mellitus and hypercholesterolemia are well established risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD). Patients with CAD also have a high rate of glucose intolerance, hypertriglyceridemia, low high density lipoprotein (HDL) levels, insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia, in addition to abdominal obesity and hypertension. The observation that different ethnic groups have different rates of CAD suggests that these groups may differ with respect to the frequency or nature of predisposing metabolic risk factors, and/or with respect to their susceptibility to these risk factors.
South Asians constitute one sixth of humanity and experience much higher rates of coronary heart disease than other ethnic groups in the world (1–6). The World Bank estimates that the death rate from coronary heart disease will increase dramatically in the Indian subcontinent and is expected to contribute to more quality-adjusted life years lost over the next 20 years than in any other part of the world (7).
South Asians also have up to a five-fold (8,9)higher rate of type 2 diabetes mellitus, as well as a higher rate of glucose intolerance, low HDL, high triglycerides and abdominal obesity than people of European ancestry. Despite the high prevalence of both CAD and metabolic risk factors for CAD in the South Asian Indian population, there are sparse data linking the two in these populations. This article reports the relationship between myocardial infarction and body fat distribution, hypertension, glucose tolerance status, glucose, insulin and lipid levels in a case-control study completed in India.
Details of the design of this hospital-based case-control study have been reported previously (10). This article reports an extension of the previous report of 400 subjects to 600 subjects (300 cases and 300 controls) and focuses on the role of diabetes and abnormalities in glucose tolerance, as defined by the recently revised diagnostic criteria for the classification of diabetes (11). Cases were defined as consecutive patients between the ages of 30 and 60 years (inclusive) who were admitted to the coronary care unit of the hospital with a first acute MI. The diagnosis of acute MI required a history of typical chest pain lasting at least 20 min, a standard 12 lead electrocardiogram (ECG) showing ST elevation of 2 mm or more in two or more contiguous leads and subsequent evolution of cardiac enzymes. Controls were selected from outpatients attending the hospital clinic for refraction, otorhinolaryngology evaluation or a general physical examination or from inpatients admitted for cataract extraction or herniorrhaphy. Both cases and controls were excluded if they had any previous diagnosis of heart disease, clinical evidence of liver disease (jaundice, ascites or prominent abdominal veins), or a history of dietary modification in the month prior to admission. They were also excluded if a fasting blood sample could not be drawn within 24 h of the onset of chest pain because the effect of acute MI on lipid levels occurs after this period (12). Controls were also excluded if their 12 lead ECG showed pathological Q waves, ST segment deviation, T wave inversion, bundle branch or atrioventricular block, tachyarrhythmia (other than isolated atrial ectopic beats) or chamber hypertrophy. Controls were matched to cases for age (within 5 years) and gender. A subject was classified as having diabetes if they reported a history of diabetes, or if the fasting blood glucose (FBG) or postprandial blood glucose (PPBG) was ≥7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl) or ≥11.1 mmol/l (200 mg/dl) respectively (11). A subject was classified as having impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) if the PPBG was ≥7.78 mmol/l (140 mg/dl) and <11.1 mmol/l (200 mg/dl) and the FBG was <7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl); impaired fasting glucose (IFG) was diagnosed if the FBG was ≥6.1 mmol/l (110 mg/dl) and <7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dl). Subjects without known diabetes who did not have a glucose tolerance test were classified on the basis of their fasting glucose alone.
Variables measured
Age, gender, religion, monthly income, educational level, dietary details, smoking habits, alcohol use and a history of diabetes mellitus and hypertension were recorded for all subjects. Weight, height, and waist and hip circumference were determined for each subject; waist circumference was measured at the narrowest diameter between the costal margin and the iliac crest, and hip circumference was measured at the greatest diameter over the glutei.
Fasting total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, and total triglyceride were measured within 24 hours of the onset of chest pain for cases and prior to any surgery for controls. Fasting blood glucose in plasma was measured on the 9th or 10th day after admission for cases and at the time of lipid measurement for controls. In addition those subjects without a previous history of diabetes had blood drawn for fasting insulin levels at this time; they then had a PPBG measured two hours after drinking 75 grams of glucose. Patients were not on any intravenous therapy when glucose levels were measured.
Total cholesterol and triglycerides were estimated by enzymatic methods (cholesterol oxidase/peroxidase-aminophenazone for cholesterol, glycerol phosphate oxidase/peroxidase-aminophenazone for triglycerides) on an automated system using standard kits (Boehringer Mannheim Gmbh). High density lipoprotein cholesterol was estimated using a precipitation method and LDL cholesterol was calculated (total cholesterol-HDL cholesterol-triglycerides/5). Glucose was assayed by the glucose oxidase method and serum insulin was estimated by radioimmunoassay (kit manufactured by the Board of Radiation and Isotope Technology, Bombay). All biochemical analyses were conducted without knowledge of the clinical information.
Statistical methods
For the analyses in which all cases were compared to all controls, cases were matched with the next control subject recruited and estimates of odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals were based on analyses of matched-pair data. Unmatched analyses were used to compare nondiabetic or diabetic cases to nondiabetic or diabetic controls because cases were not matched to controls on the basis of diabetes status. Because of the skewed distribution of continuous variables, nonparametric univariate analyses were used. Univariate comparisons of frequencies were done using chi square tests.
For multivariate model building, all nonnormal variables were transformed and stepwise multiple logistic regression analyses were performed to identify the best independent determinants of myocardial infarction (MI). Case-control matching was used for analyses of all cases and controls. For nondiabetic and non-IGT subgroups, an unmatched model was used with age and sex added as covariates. Based on these logistic regression models, cutpoints for the receiver operating curve (ROC) analyses were those that optimized the cross-product ratio.
The following variables were included in all of the multivariate analyses: fasting glucose, postprandial glucose (in nondiabetic subjects), waist/hip ratio, cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, cholesterol/HDL and smoking status. In addition, diabetes status (yes/no) was entered in the regression analysis of all cases and controls; IGT status (yes/no), postprandial glucose and insulin level in the regression analysis of nondiabetic cases and controls; and impaired fasting glucose status (yes/no), postprandial glucose and insulin levels in the regression analysis of non-IGT cases and controls. BMDP LR (stepwise logistic regression) with a p-value for entry of a variable into the model of p = 0.10 and p = 0.15 to remove variables was used for this analysis.
Figures illustrating the unadjusted relationship between glucose values and odds ratios for all subjects and for nondiabetic subjects were constructed from univariate logistic regression coefficients. The SAS and BMDP statistical packages were used for all statistical analyses. p values are two-tailed.
Table 1describes the clinical and biochemical characteristics of the 300 cases and 300 controls. Overall, there was a higher prevalence of previously diagnosed diabetes and hypertension in cases. Moreover, cases had a higher waist/hip ratio (p = 0.0001), higher FBG (p = 0.0001) and PPBG (p = 0.0001) and higher fasting insulin (p = 0.003). There was no difference in either body mass index or lipid values.
Diabetes and impaired glucose tolerance
A history of diabetes was obtained in 87 subjects (61 cases, 26 controls) at the time of presentation. No glucose levels were recorded in 6 subjects (4 cases, 2 controls) no PPBG levels were recorded in 59 subjects (43 cases, 16 controls) and no FBG was recorded in 1 case who was classified with diabetes on the basis of a PPBG of 11.7 mmol/l. On the basis of their recorded glucose levels, 66 subjects (49 cases, 17 controls) were diagnosed with diabetes, 82 subjects (54 cases, 28 controls) were classified as having impaired glucose tolerance and 41 subjects (25 cases, 16 controls) were classified as having impaired fasting glucose (IFG). Therefore, a total of 189 cases (63.9%) and 87 controls (29.2%) had either diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance or IFG. The distribution and odds ratios for each of these diagnoses is listed in Table 2.
The results for subjects with and without diabetes were analyzed separately to explore the relationship between nondiabetic levels of glycemia and myocardial infarction. Both diabetic and nondiabetic cases had a higher waist/hip ratio than controls (p = 0.05 and p = 0.0001, respectively). Nondiabetic cases also had higher FBG and PPBG levels than nondiabetic controls (p = 0.0001 for both); fasting insulin levels (available in 150 nondiabetic cases and 218 nondiabetic controls) were marginally lower in cases (133.4 pmol/l and 134.1 pmol/l for cases and controls, respectively; p = 0.03).
Continuous relationship between glucose and risk of myocardial infarction
The odds ratios for MI in all subjects increased with increasing FBG quartiles (Fig. 1)and was greater than 1 at FBG levels clearly below the nondiabetic and impaired glucose tolerance range. For example, cases were 3.4 times (95% CI 1.9–5.8) more likely to have an FBG between 5.2 mmol/l (94 mg/dl) and 6.3 mmol/l (114 mg/dl) than controls. This continuous relationship was maintained in the analysis of nondiabetic subjects and was also clearly maintained after removing all subjects with diabetes, IGT and IFG (Fig. 1D). Compared to subjects with an FBG ≤4.5 mmol/l (81 mg/dl), the odds ratio for MI in subjects in this latter group with an FBG of 5.2 to 6.3 mmol/l (94 to 114 mg/dl) was 2.7 (95% CI 1.5–4.8).
Receiver operating curve analysis: distinguishing cases from controls
To further explore the observed relationship between FBG, PPBG, insulin levels and CAD, and to determine the extent to which these biochemical markers discriminated between cases and controls, the distributions of these values were plotted (Fig. 2)and subjected to ROC analysis (Table 3). An FBG of 4.9 mmol/l (89 mg/dl) best differentiated all cases from controls. Seventy percent of cases had an FBG ≥4.9 mmol/l (89 mg/dl); these patients were 3.42 times more likely to be a case than a control (95% CI 2.42–4.83). Similar analyses for the postprandial glucose level yielded a cutpoint of 6.8 mmol/l (123 mg/dl; OR = 3.84; 95% CI 2.59–5.67). When the analysis was restricted to nondiabetic patients, similar fasting and postprandial glucose cutpoints of 5.1 mmol/l (91 mg/dl) and 7.1 mmol/l (128 mg/dl) were obtained (Table 3). A waist/hip ratio ≥0.89 best differentiated all cases from controls (OR = 3.24; 95% CI = 2.24–4.69; 81% of cases' waist/hip ratios were ≥0.89). No fasting insulin level clearly separated cases from controls.
Multiple logistic regression
A matched multiple logistic regression analysis that included the variables (transformed for normality where appropriate) measured in all subjects (i.e., diabetes status, history of hypertension, inverse of FBG, waist/hip ratio, lipid levels, smoking status and presence or absence of diabetes or IGT) was done to identify the independent determinants of myocardial infarction. Current smoking (p < 0.001), waist/hip ratio (p < 0.001), total cholesterol/HDL cholesterol ratio (p = 0.01) and presence or absence of diabetes (p < 0.001) or hypertension (p = 0.02) independently differentiated cases from controls.
Because PPBG was not measured in the diabetic subjects, this variable was not included in this analysis. Similar findings were noted when the analysis was restricted to nondiabetic subjects and subjects without impaired glucose tolerance, in whom both FBG and PPBG as well as fasting insulin levels were measured and entered into the regression in addition to all of the other variables listed above. Insulin levels were not independent variables in any model tested.
Table 4lists the odds ratios for an increase in 1 standard deviation of the variables included in the regression models for all subjects, nondiabetic subjects and non-IGT subjects. After adjustment for smoking status, waist/hip ratio and triglyceride level, an increase in PPBG of 1.2 mmol/l or 21 mg/dl (1 standard deviation) increased the odds of an MI 1.58 times (95% CI 1.18, 2.12) in non-IGT subjects.
This case control study clearly shows that a high fasting or postprandial glucose level, as well as a high waist/hip ratio and history of hypertension and current smoking are independently associated with the risk of myocardial infarction in South Asians. It also shows that fasting (4.9 mmol/l or 89 mg/dl) or postprandial (6.8 mmol/l or 123 mg/dl) glucose levels lower than those associated with diabetes, IGT or even impaired fasting glucose clearly differentiate MI cases from controls and that the risk of MI increases progressively as the glucose levels increase from normal right into the diabetic range. Thus glucose elevation above a relatively low dysglycemic threshold (13)appears to be a continuous risk factor for cardiovascular disease in this population.
Glucose levels and cardiovascular risk
These results are consistent with data from other populations suggesting a progressive relationship between glucose levels and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in both nondiabetic (14–17)and diabetic patients (18–21). They are also consistent with a metaregression analysis of all cohort studies of nondiabetic patients in which baseline glucose levels were related to subsequent cardiovascular events and mortality (22). The observation that the glucose-associated risk persisted even after controlling for other risk factors suggests that glucose elevation is an independent marker for atherosclerosis in South Asians.
Lipid and insulin levels and cardiovascular risk
The fact that the cholesterol/HDL ratio was an independent determinant of MI in the multivariate analysis of all subjects and the fact that triglyceride levels were not an independent determinant of MI is consistent with other epidemiologic studies (23,24). The fact that this ratio was not an independent determinant of MI in the nondiabetic subjects may have been due to the lower power to detect such a relationship in this smaller subgroup. In the univariate analysis of the nondiabetic subgroup, triglyceride levels were nonsignificantly higher in cases than in controls (data not shown). After adjustment for other risk factors, however, there was an inverse correlation in this subgroup. This may have been due to the fact that some of the MI case subjects were treated with intravenous heparin—a therapy known to lower triglyceride levels (25).
The observation that insulin levels were not independent risk factors for MI in the logistic regression suggests that the moderately higher insulin levels observed in cases may have occurred in response to the elevated glucose levels (26,27). It is also consistent with epidemiologic data from other populations suggesting that hyperinsulinemia alone may not be a strong determinant of cardiovascular disease (28). The possibility that the preinfarct hyperinsulinemia may have been minimized in post-MI cases (at the time of insulin sampling), however, cannot be ruled out.
Waist/hip ratio and cardiovascular risk
The waist/hip ratio strongly discriminated cases from controls and was a strong independent risk factor for MI in this population. Conversely, body mass index had no discriminative value. Evidence that a high waist/hip ratio reflects visceral fat accumulation, and that visceral fat is associated with abnormalities in glucose and fatty acid metabolism suggest that it is a surrogate measure for an atherogenic metabolic state (29–31). Moreover, the independence of the high waist/hip ratio in the logistic regression suggests that this ratio reflects metabolic abnormalities that are distinct from those related to the higher glucose level. The nature of these abnormalities is currently unknown.
Limitations of the case-control design
These data are limited by the case-control design. First, only one glucose tolerance test was done in cases and controls who did not have a history of diabetes. Even under ideal circumstances the postprandial (2 h) glucose result in this test is not highly reproducible (32). As this variability may be even more pronounced in patients who are within two weeks of a myocardial infarction, the classification of cases into those with diabetes and IGT according to postprandial glucose values may not be robust. Second, the postprandial glucose level is increased in people who are inactive or who are not consuming a high carbohydrate diet for several days prior to the test (33). It may also have been affected by drugs prescribed in the post-MI period. This may have magnified the elevation in postprandial glucose levels seen in nondiabetic cases (in whom glucose tolerance tests was done 9 to 10 days after admission for myocardial infarction) compared with nondiabetic controls (in whom glucose tolerance tests were done within 24 h of admission) and may have overestimated the number of cases who had (previously undiagnosed) diabetes. Despite these possibilities, the detection of clear and consistent differences in the distribution of the FBG (which are more robust than the PPBG [32,33]) as well as the PPBG among cases and controls regardless of diagnosis (i.e., in all subjects and in those without diabetes or IGT) strongly supports the inference that dysglycemia is an important and independent cardiac risk factor in this population.
Implications and conclusions
The finding of a graded risk of MI with glucose elevations within the "normal" range in South Asians strongly supports the need to explore this relationship in other ethnic groups. If these observations are confirmed, the population attributable risk of dysglycemia (i.e., the excess risk of MI in the general population attributable to glucose elevations above some low dysglycemic threshold) may be several times greater than the population attributable risk of diabetes alone. This would focus attention on the high prevalence of elevated glucose levels in the nondiabetic population and may lead to innovative ways of preventing cardiovascular disease in this group.
- Abbreviations
- coronary artery disease
- electrocardiogram
- fasting blood glucose
- high density lipoprotein
- impaired fasting glucose
- impaired glucose tolerance
- low density lipoprotein
- myocardial infarction
- odds ratio
- postprandial blood glucose
- receiver operating curve
- Received May 5, 1998.
- Revision received September 18, 1998.
- Accepted October 30, 1998.
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South Africa bars Controversial US Pastor
South Africa has barred controversial U.S. Pastor, Steven Anderson, from visiting the country, because of his critical remarks about homosexuality.
The Home Affairs Minister said he was denied a visa as the constitution prohibits hate speech.
Mr. Anderson ruins the faithful World Baptist Church, which says homosexuality is an abomination punishable by death.
He said religious freedom no longer existed in South Africa.
South Africa has one of the most liberal constitutions in the world which protects gay rights.
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The Kennett Consolidated School District is excited to announce that it will be adding a class to the selection of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) courses offered at the high school. The District will also pilot a summer STEM program for fifth grade students.
The course, Civil Engineering and Architecture, is a one-year course that is designed for students who have completed the foundation courses of Introduction to Engineering Design and Principles of Engineering as an elective option.
"Civil Engineering and Architecture is the third of what will be a four-course offering with a capstone project to be offered in the 2016-2017 academic year," explained Dr. Michael Barber, Kennett High School principal.
During the class, which was chosen based on student interest, students will learn important aspects of building and site design and development. They will apply math, science, and standard engineering practices to design projects and document their work using 3-D architecture design software.
"The addition of our newest STEM course, Civil Engineering and Architecture, will further enhance the pathway to the engineering experience here at Kennett High School," said Ron Phillips, Kennett High School mathematics and STEM teacher. "The skills students have acquired in our foundation courses will be further developed with a particular focus on the planning and constructing of commercial and residential structures. Through the use of the software Autodesk Revit, students will bring their design ideas to virtual reality. This is just the first of our STEM advanced elective courses that will be selected by our students."
The STEM program at both the Middle and High Schools have benefited greatly from the Kennett Education Foundation (KEF) that has contributed over $50,000 over the past two years to purchase technology and other equipment. For the 2015-2016 school year the KEF has contributed another $50,000 that will cover a significant portion of the dollars used for the hiring of another STEM teacher.
"During the very difficult economy that we have experienced over the past five years it would have been extremely difficult for our District to offer our students a quality STEM program without the financial assistance provided by the Kennett Education Foundation. I am amazed at the amount of time and energy the KEF volunteers expend while raising dollars for our students. They are extremely focused and dedicated to our school system and for that I am extremely grateful," stated Superintendent Dr. Barry Tomasetti.
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The next endeavor will be to offer STEM classes to the District's graduating fifth graders in a pilot summer program. This two-week opportunity will offer 12 students from each of the elementary schools the opportunity to design and build remote-control robots and to study robotics technology. Additionally, part of the program will be dedicated to biomedical engineering for experimenting with ways to limit the spread of germs.
"Again, the Kennett Education Foundation's contributions have made this summer enrichment program possible. Along with the $50,000 contributed to our High School program the KEF donated another $9,000 targeted for this summer learning opportunity," explained Dr. Tomasetti.
"We are excited about the opportunities that we have been able to provide for our middle school and high school students in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics," said Dr. Tomasetti. "While we will always provide our students with a traditional approach to mathematics and science, our STEM classes emphasize practical applications for math, technology, and science knowledge, and we believe that our students' successes in applying these valuable skills will motivate them further."
All STEM learning opportunities will consist of a hands-on, project-based approach to acquiring new skills. The District anticipates sending applications for this program to the homes of eligible students in late April. There will be a $150 fee assessed to each enrollee that will help offset the District's cost for bringing this opportunity to students.


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The International Affairs journal that positions itself as an intellectual media of the Russian Foreign Ministry is famous for its high quality materials. The following article "A right to self-determination, not for everyone" was published in the journal on April 27, 2016. Its author, Andrey Isaev, tries to show that Russian annexation of the Crimea was legitimate because there are cases in the modern world history when countries were allowed by the world community to occupy and annex territories.
First, the author is saying that he can't understand why Western countries demand from Russia to give up on the Crimea and stop interfering in the domestic affairs of the neighboring Ukraine.
"It is hard to understand why Russia became a part of the internal crisis in Ukraine and why Crimea should be returned to somewhere after clear declaration of its people will. But nevertheless it is how strange logic of the US and EU leaders look like."
Further the author makes a point that there are many cases in the world where modern states with a distinct history of state building have territorial disputes. The cases of Olivenca municipality, Gibraltar, Kosovo, Nagorno-Karabakh are used to show that the Crimean crisis was not the only case in the recent history and such attention to the Russian policy is not justified and in fact artificially driven by the outside players.
Next, the author gets to analyzing two particularly interesting cases that in his view could be further used as additional justification to the Russian case. The war of 1967 between Arab states and Israel and subsequent Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights are a perfect example when a state "follows realpolitik, i.e. a policy with unconditional superiority of its national interests over the international law." For author, the timid reaction of the world community and especially of Israel's main ally, America, suggest that occupation is criticized by seen as legitimate. Indeed, author writes, Israel considers the Golan heights as strategically, politically and economically too important to think of their transfer to any Syrian government.
Another case is the Turkish occupation of the Cyprus in July 1974. Author underlines that despite being a NATO member back then Turkey wasn't punished by further sanctions and international isolation. Moreover, Turkish government now is conducting negotiations over visa-free travel with the European countries.
Why is that? Why do Western countries oppose so staunchly Russian annexation of the Crimea, asks the author.
"We should acknowledge that West has a grudge against Russia. All efforts against its policy were initiated at the moment when Russia's influence in the world began growing. After Russia got a status of a global player, Western countries got irritated and with time it became more evident."
It is still not clear why a mere fact of existence of several case when state decided to occupy a land should in any way justify Russian actions in Ukraine. I guess by citing two above mentioned examples author somehow wanted to hint that there was a political and economical or even humanitarian necessity to annex Crimea. In Israeli occupation of Golan as with the Turkish case of Cyprus occupation world community seems to acknowledge that occupation is a necessary step (even though illegal) to provide regional stability. It is hard to buy the same argumentation in the Russian case, especially if you take into consideration the ongoing build up of NATO efforts in the eastern Europe and civil war in Ukraine that can further draw the whole region into deeper standoff.


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ELLINGTON — An off-duty state trooper has been placed on desk duty following his involvement in a Friday night crash after which he failed field sobriety tests, state police said.
The crash sent the trooper, Christopher J. Powers, 42, and another person to the hospital with minor injuries, police said.
State police said Powers was charged with driving under the influence and failure to drive to the right. He was released after posting a $500 bond and is due in Superior Court in Rockville on Aug. 25.
Lt. J. Paul Vance, state police spokesman, would not release Powers' blood alcohol content Monday.
Powers has been assigned to administrative duty pending an internal investigation, Vance said. His police powers have been suspended, he said, and he will have no contact with the public.
Vance said Powers is a veteran trooper, though he didn't know how long Powers had been with the state police.
The crash happened about 7:40 p.m. Powers was driving his state police car west on Sandy Beach Road, or Route 140, when it crossed over into the eastbound lane on a right-hand curve in the road, police said. The car collided with a Dodge Ram driven by John Haley, 49, of 89 Andover Road in East Hartford, police said.
Powers' car flipped over and came to a rest on its roof, police said. He was taken to Rockville General Hospital, where he was treated and released.
A passenger in Haley's car, Deborah Walker, 49, of 8 Jacobs Hill Road also suffered minor injuries and was taken to Johnson Memorial Hospital, where she was treated and released.


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