Tibbits, Ernest Harrison (b. 18 APR 1871, d. 2 AUG 1944)

Death: 2 AUG 1944 Haverhill, New Hampshire, USA

Reference: 1241

Note: DEATH: Died at Dunkin, (known formerly as West Potton) Brome Co.,
DEATH: on Sept. 26, 1895 Clarence D. Aiken, aged 11 years, 1 month
DEATH: and 11 days.
DEATH: The departed was the eldest son of Daniel E. Aiken, clerk
DEATH: of the Evangelical Second Advent Church of the place. The
DEATH: boy was not one of the strongest built children, often
DEATH: being obliged to stay at home from his day school on
DEATH: account of ill health, yet when enjoying a measure of good
DEATH: health, he would be of cheerful ways and present a sweet
DEATH: countenace. His delight was books, and for a boy of his
DEATH: age he read extensively. The dear child died of scarlet
DEATH: fever after five days illness. At Sunday School as well as
DEATH: at home, he will be missed. He was a regular attendant at
DEATH: Sunday School, and though young in years, yet the
DEATH: instruction of the Sunday School, the reading of good
DEATH: literature and the example at home, led him to manifest a
DEATH: desire for the prayers of God's people. A little before
DEATH: his death, he said smilingly to his sister who came in to
DEATH: see him "Good Bye", thereby expressing no dread of the event
DEATH: before him.
DEATH: The writer being away at the time, and on account of strict
DEATH: orders from the local Board of Health, the deceased had to
DEATH: be buried in Dunkin cemetery at once without proper funeral
DEATH: services. However a "Memorial Service" will be held as
DEATH: soon as the circumstances of the disease which has raged in
DEATH: the neighborhood will allow, when the writer has been
DEATH: requested to speak words of comfort from John 13:7.
DEATH: Joseph Joy Theakston.
DEATH: Richford Journal, Richford, Vt.
DEATH: November 7, 1895

Death: 26 SEP 1895 Dunkin, Quebec

Burial: Dunkin, Quebec

Reference: 1242

Note: Died of spinal meningitis in the hospital at St. Albans, Vermont.

Death: 19 JUL 1918 St. Albans, Vermont, USA

Burial: 21 JUL 1918 Dunkin, West Potton, Quebec

Reference: 1243

Reference: 1244

Reference: 1245

Note: GEN: Not married.
GEN: 1940
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: August 24 -Dunkin
GEN: A farewell party was given by Miss Edythe Aiken in
GEN: honor of the Miller family. Entertainment was furnished by
GEN: Messrs. Francis and Keith Miller and Wilbur Frey.
GEN: Refreshments were served. The Miller family left a few
GEN: days later for their home in Chicago.
GEN: 1942
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: June 11 -Dunkin
GEN: Mrs. Blanche Crowell, of Sutton, visited her father,
GEN: Mr. Samuel Aiken, and her sister, Miss Edythe Aiken.
GEN: 1943
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: September 22 -Dunkin
GEN: Mrs. V. George, Miss Edythe Aiken and Mr. Kenneth Jones
GEN: attended the Teachers' Convention in Knowlton.
DEATH: MISS EDYTHE HARRIET AIKEN
DEATH: (Formerly of Dunkin, Quebec)
DEATH: Edythe Harriet Aiken died at the Cote Rest Home, South
DEATH: Bolton, Que., on May 19, 1984, in her 92st year.
DEATH: She was born August 30, 1893 at Dunkin, Que., daughter of
DEATH: the late Samuel Adam Aiken and his wife, Alice A. McKeon.
DEATH: She was predeceased by her sisters, Mrs. Blanche Crowell,
DEATH: Mrs. Eva Cote and Mrs. Lila McKelvey.
DEATH: She spent her youth at her father's farm on Ruiter Brook
DEATH: and attended school in Dunkin and Mansonville, Que. She
DEATH: realized a successful teaching career in many schools in
DEATH: the Province of Quebec.
DEATH: In 1963 she retired to her home in Dunkin, where she spent
DEATH: the remainder of her life enjoying gardening, jogging,
DEATH: reading and music.
DEATH: She was a member of the Mansonville United Church, a life
DEATH: member of the United Empire Loyalists, the National
DEATH: Wildlife Confederation, the Provincial Assoc. of the
DEATH: Protestant Retired Teachers of Quebec Inc., as well as the
DEATH: Canadian Bible Society.
DEATH: She was also a member of the Canadian Red Cross Society and
DEATH: was presented with a Service Badge. As a member of the
DEATH: Mansonville Golden Age Club she participated in the many
DEATH: interesting tours.
DEATH: Left to mourn her loss are her nieces and nephew, several
DEATH: great-nieces and nephews, as well as many cousins.
DEATH: Name and date of newspaper unknown
DEATH: - - - - -
DEATH: AIKEN, Miss Edythe - Miss Edythe Aiken of Dunkin, Que., passed away at the Cote Nursing Home on May 19, 1984. Leaving to mourn
DEATH: her loss are seven nieces, Bellya Crowell, Margaret Schinck, Kathleen Bailey, Norma and Meribel McKelvey, Valentine Vintinner,
DEATH: and Donna Wright, and nephew Merton Crowell. Also several grand-nieces and nephews and great-grandnieces and nephews. A
DEATH: memorial service will be held at a later date in the United Church in Mansonville, Rev. Gary Gaudin will be officiating.
DEATH: Arrangements by Leo-Paul Ledoux Funeral Home Inc., 5034 Foster St., Waterloo, Que.
DEATH: Name and date of newspaper unknown

Death: 19 MAY 1984 South Bolton, Quebec

Reference: 1246

Note: GEN: 1931
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: Mr. Leon Aiken has purchased the store owned by R.J.
GEN: Champion and has taken possession.
GEN: 1932
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: March 26 -Dunkin
GEN: An attempted burglary was made at Mr. Leon Aiken's
GEN: store on Wednesday, but the robbers were frightened away by
GEN: a neighbor who heard them. They had broken in the window,
GEN: but fled as soon as an alarm was given. Two youths have
GEN: been arrested.
GEN: 1933
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: January 12 -Dunkin
GEN: Mr. Harvey Sargent finished his term of carrying mail
GEN: Saturday evening. Mr. Sargent has done this mail route for
GEN: twelve years. Mr. Leon Aiken will replace him.
GEN: 1943
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: February 11 -Dunkin
GEN: Mr. Walter Parker started working for Leon Aiken in the
GEN: timber woods near Glen Sutton.
DEATH: AIKEN, Leon - Called home to meet his Lord, peacefully in his 90th year on Wednesday, April 22, 1998. Beloved husband of the
DEATH: late Grace Scribner. Dear father of Dale (Ruth), Gary (Trudy) and Rena (Stanley). Loving grandfather of Margot, Scott, Mark,
DEATH: Todd, Greg, Troy and Timothy. Great-grandfather to Andrew and Emma Noonan, Sarah and Molly Aiken and Victoria Aiken. Resting
DEATH: at the Desourdy Wilson Funeral Home, 4 Vale Perkins, Mansonville, Que. (visiting times). Funeral service on Saturday, April
DEATH: 25, 1998 at 10:30 a.m. from the Mansonville Baptist Church, followed by interment at the Ruiter Brook Cemetery in Dunkin.
DEATH: Rev. Walker Stairs officiating.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)

Death: 22 APR 1998

Reference: 1247

Note: DEATH: AIKEN, Grace (Scrbner) - Beloved wife of Leon Aiken in her 89th year. Dear mother of Dale (Ruth), Gary (Trudy) and Rena
DEATH: (Stanley). Loving grandmother of Margot, Scott, Mark, Todd, Greg, Troy and Timothy. Resting at the Desourdy Wilson Funeral
DEATH: Home, Mansonville. Visitation on Monday, November 2, 1992 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service on Tuesday at 10 a.m.
DEATH: from the Mansonville Baptist Church. Interment at Ruiter Brook Cemetery, Dunkin, Que. At the request of the deceased,
DEATH: contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record
DEATH: November 3, 1992
BURIAL: Interment at Ruiter Brook Cemetery, Dunkin, Quebec

Death: 1 NOV 1992

Burial: 3 NOV 1992 Dunkin, Quebec

Reference: 1248

Note: GEN: 1940
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: March 1 -Dunkin
GEN: Pte. Peter Aiken, of the 43rd Field Artillery, spent
GEN: the week-end with his sister, Mrs. Clifton Davis, leaving
GEN: Monday morning to Kingston, Ont., for training.
GEN: June 25 -Glen Sutton
GEN: Private P. Aikens, of Kingston, is visiting his sister,
GEN: Mrs. Louise Aikens.
DEATH: AIKEN, Peter -At the Centre Geriatrique Courville in Waterloo on
DEATH: Monday, April 24, 1995. Peter Aiken in his 80th year. Beloved
DEATH: husband of Bridget Gaughan. Loving father of Eleanor (Wayne Clark) of Knowlton Landing, the late Patrick Aiken, John (Loraine
DEATH: Rouillard) of Mansonville, Carolyn Aiken of Edmonton, Alberta, Violet (Dana Murphy) of Hinton, Alberta, Lendy (Ken McCould) of
DEATH: Hinton, Alberta, Tammy (Ted Persons) of Dunkin. Survived by his
DEATH: grandchildren, Jennifer, Rebecca, Sarah, Erin, Amanda, Shannon,
DEATH: Meagen, Shawn, Andrew, Timothy, Katie; his sister Louise Forget of Bolton Center. Also survived by his nieces, nephews,
DEATH: cousins and many friends. The funeral service will be held from the Mansonville United Church on Thursday, April 27, 1995 at
DEATH: 3 p.m., followed by interment at Ruiter's Settlement Cemetery in Dunkin. Please take note that Thursday, day of the funeral,
DEATH: the Funeral Home will open at 1 p.m. Flowers accepted.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Potton Library Scrapbook)
BURIAL: Interment at ruiter's Settlement Cemetery.

Death: 24 APR 1995 Waterloo, Quebec

Burial: 27 APR 1995 Dunkin, Quebec

Reference: 1249

Reference: 1250

Death: 28 JUN 1947 Mansonville, Quebec

Burial: 1 JUL 1947 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1251

Note: DEATH: AIKEN, Frank Malcolm - At Mansonville, P.Q. on Friday, July 14, 1972. Frank Malcolm Aiken in his 89th year. Beloved husband of
DEATH: the late Josephine Jersey and father of Maude, Mabel, Harold, Evelyn and the late Florence. Visitation at C.E. Wilson & Son
DEATH: Funeral Directors, Mansonville. Funeral service was held from the Baptist Church on Monday, July 17 at 2:30 p.m. Interment
DEATH: Mansonville Cemetery.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)
DEATH: - - - - -
DEATH: FRANK M. AIKEN
DEATH: of Dunkin
DEATH: On July 14 there passed away the last of an old and respected family in the person of Frank Milton Aiken at his home in Dunkin.
DEATH: He was born Dec. 16, 1883 and was the son of the late Chester Aiken and Harriet Ruiter.
DEATH: On Oct. 4, 1904, he was married to Josephine Jersey. Of this union was born Mrs. Maud Merriam, North Troy, Mrs. Mabel Button,
DEATH: Montreal, Harold Aiken and Mrs. Evelyn Macey, Dunkin. He was predeceased by his wife on March 1, 1953, and one daughter,
DEATH: Florence Aiken. During his illness he was tenderly cared for by his youngest daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Macey.
DEATH: He spent the early years of his married life on a farm near Mansonville and on retirement, moved to Dunkin.
DEATH: On July 17 at 2 p.m., relatives and friends gathered at the Wilson Funeral Home in Mansonville for prayers and thence to the
DEATH: Mansonville Baptist Church. Service was conducted by the Pastor Robert Labounty assisted by Rev. Carl Gustafson. At the
DEATH: close of the service all joined in singing a favourite hymn, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, accompanied by Mrs. R. Labounty,
DEATH: organist. The bearers were Cecil Sherrer, Donald Sherrer, Lawrence White, Raymond Bedard, Clare Bedard and Carlton Gately.
DEATH: Mr. Aiken was buried in the Mansonville cemetery.
DEATH: Those attending the funeral were members of the immediate family as well as friends from Prescott, Ont., Cataumet, Mass.,
DEATH: Waterloo, Montreal, Sawyerville as well as surrounding areas.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)

Death: 14 JUL 1972 Mansonville, Quebec

Burial: 17 JUL 1972 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1252

Death: 1953

Reference: 1253

Note: DEATH: BAILEY, Ethel Grace - At Ruth's Nursing Home, Brome, Que., on Saturday, June 22 (sic, 2), 1973. Ethel Grace Aiken in her 90th
DEATH: year. Beloved wife of the late Alden B. Bailey & dear mother of Catherine (Mrs. M. Marchand) of Montreal, Que., and
DEATH: step-mother of the late Iris Brouillette and the late Vera Young. Visitation at C.E. Wilson and Son Funeral Directors,
DEATH: Mansonville. Funeral service from the Mansonville United Church on Monday, June 4 at 2 p.m. Interment Mansonville Cemetery.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)
DEATH: - - - - -
DEATH: MRS. ETHEL BAILEY
DEATH: of Mansonville, Que.
DEATH: Mrs. Ethel Grace Bailey, widow of the late Aulden Bailey, of Mansonville, Quebec, passed away on Saturday, June 2nd, 1973, at
DEATH: Ruth's Rest Home, in Brome, where she had been cared for the final week of her life. She was in her 90th year, having been
DEATH: born in Glen Sutton, Que., on Sept. 1, 1883, the daughter of the late Alonzo H. Aiken, and his wife, the late Anna Wright.
DEATH: She was united in marriage on Oct. 12, 1904, to Aulden Bailey, in a double wedding ceremony, in which her sister, Candace, was
DEATH: married to Abel White of Mansonville.
DEATH: Her husband, Aulden Bailey, died in 1938. They had one daughter, Mrs. Catherine Marchant, of Montral, who cared for her mother
DEATH: at her home in Mansonville during her final illness, until the week before her death. Ethel also had two stepdaughters, Iris
DEATH: (Mrs. Albert Brouillette) and Vera (Mrs. John Young), both of Mansonville, and both of whom predeceased her. Besides her
DEATH: daughter, Catherine, she leaves to mourn her loss, 7 step-grandchildren and 21 step-great-grandchildren.
DEATH: She had one brother, Cortis Aiken, of Richford, Vt., and a sister, Candace (Mrs. Abel White) of Mansonville; 2 half-sisters -
DEATH: Edith (Mrs. R.F. Cowan), of Mansonville and Annie (Mrs. Vernon Doncaster), of Derby, Vt., and one half-brother, Arthur Aiken,
DEATH: of Mansonville, and North Troy, Vt., all of whom predeceased her. Her step-mother, Mrs. Mary (Jersey) Aiken died in 1948.
DEATH: Following her marriage in 1904, Ethel lived for some time in Richford, Vt., and North Troy, Vt., coming to the Mansonville area
DEATH: in 1913, where she resided for the rest of her life.
DEATH: In Mansonville, she was an active and faithful member of the United Church, a member of the choir until recent years, and had
DEATH: been a most devoted member of the Ladies' Aid, and later the
DEATH: Women's Association and United Church Women, for many years. She was also a faithful member of Owl's Head Chapter, No. 35,
DEATH: O.E.S., of Mansonville, since 1951. She held the office of Warder for 20 years, until her death. She was also an
DEATH: enthusiastic attendant at meetings of the newly formed Senior Citizens' Organization, in Mansonville. She will be fondly
DEATH: remembered for her energy, enthusiasm, and participation in all local activities, and will be sadly missed by her many friends
DEATH: and relatives.
DEATH: The funeral services were held in the Mansonville United Church on Monday, June 4th, preceded by prayers at the C.E. Wilson
DEATH: Funeral Home, with her beloved pastor, Rev. Carl J. Gustafson, officiating. The choir sang "Beyond the Sunset", which she had
DEATH: requested, and her favourtie hymn "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" was the congregational hymn. The members of the Owl's Head
DEATH: Chapter No. 35, O.E.S., and of the Mansonville United Church Women, attended the service in a body. Interment was in the
DEATH: Mansonville Protestant Cemetery.
DEATH: The many donations to the Mansonville United Church Memorial Fund, in her memory, will establish a permanent memorial to her.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)
BURIAL: Interment was in the Mansonville Protestant Cemetery.

Death: 2 JUN 1973 Brome, Quebec

Burial: 4 JUN 1973 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1254

Note: GEN: See Historical Document.

Death: 18 SEP 1938

Burial: 20 SEP 1938 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1255

Death: 27 SEP 1948 Unity, New Hampshire, USA

Burial: 30 SEP 1948 Claremont, New Hampshire, USA

Reference: 1256

Note: GEN: 1947
GEN: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKE, QUE.
GEN: August 29 -Mansonville
GEN: Mrs. A.I. White entertained on August 21, in honor of
GEN: her mother, Mrs. Mary Aiken, who was celebrating her
GEN: eighty-first birthday.
GEN: Her three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Bailey and Mrs. R.F.
GEN: Cowan, of Mansonville, and Mrs. V.R. Doncaster, of Derby,
GEN: Vt., were present.
DEATH: WHITE, Candace Elvira - At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clare Bedard, in Mansonville, Que., on Monday, Dec. 7, 1964, Candace
DEATH: Elvira Aiken, beloved wife of the late Abel I. White, in her 78th year, dear mother of Arlene (Mrs. Forest MacDonald),
DEATH: Winston, Lawrence, Merle (Mrs. Clare Bedard), of Mansonville, Hazel (Mrs. Walter Smithers), of Delson, Earle, of Winnipeg,
DEATH: Man., Doris (Mrs. Albert Cameron), of South Bolton. Resting at C.E. Wilson & Son Funeral Home, in Mansonville. Funeral on
DEATH: Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 2:00 p.m. from the Baptist Church. Interment at Mansonville. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent
DEATH: to Mansonville Baptist Church.
DEATH: Sherbrooke Record - date unknown
DEATH: (Ken Jones' Scrapbook)
DEATH: - - - - -
DEATH: MRS. CANDACE. E. WHITE,
DEATH: OF MANSONVILLE
DEATH: MANSONVILLE - The death of Mrs. Candace Elvira White, a well known and highly respected citizen, occurred at the home of her
DEATH: daughter, Mrs. Clare Bedard, on December 7, 1964. She was in her 78th year.
DEATH: Mrs. White was born in Glen Sutton, Feb. 19, 1887, the daughter of the late Alonzo H. Aiken and his wife Annie S. Wright. On
DEATH: October 12, 1904, she was married to Abel T. White, of Mansonville, son of the late Abel C. White and his wife, Martha A.
DEATH: Norway. They spent their entire married life of 55 years in Mansonville.
DEATH: Mrs. White is survived by her seven children, (Arlene) Mrs. H.F. MacDonald, Winston and Lawrence White, Mrs. Clare Bedard
DEATH: (Merle), all of Mansonville, (Hazel) Mrs. Walter Smithers, of Delson; Earle White, of Winnipeg, Man., and Mrs. Albert Cameron
DEATH: (Doris), of South Bolton.
DEATH: She also leaves seventeen grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Bailey, of Mansonville; and a
DEATH: half brother, Arthur Aiken, Sr., of North Troy, Vt.
DEATH: She was predeceased by a brother, Cortis H. Aiken, of Richford, Vt., and two half sisters, Mrs. Annie Doncaster, of West
DEATH: Charleston, Vt., in 1959, and Mrs. Edith Cowan, of Mansonville, in December 1964.
DEATH: Paster Leslie Carson of the Mansonville Baptist Church, conducted the funeral service on December 9 at 2:00 p.m. from the
DEATH: church, of which she was a member and also organist for over twenty-five years.
DEATH: The church was filled with relatives and friends. Mrs. Ethel George acted as organist and Mrs. Edith McLean sang Beyond the
DEATH: Sunset, a request made by Mrs. White before her death.

Death: 7 DEC 1964 Mansonville, Quebec

Burial: 9 DEC 1964 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1257

Death: 1959

Reference: 1258

Note: GEN: See Historical Document.
CHRIS: Godfather: Etienne Picard
CHRIS: Godmother: Delphine Duquette

Christening: 21 OCT 1915 Mansonville, Quebec

Death: 23 MAY 1975

Burial: 26 MAY 1975 Mansonville, Quebec

Reference: 1259

Death: 16 JAN 1952

Reference: 1260