Eighth Generation (Continued)
Eighth Generation (Continued)
Family of Emily Bertha Bezanson (1553) & Henry Shaw Anderson
3277. Herman Lewis Anderson (Emily Bertha Bezanson7, James6, Elias5, Anna Barbara Lantz4, Maria Elizabeth Ewald3, Johann Georg2, Christian1). Born on 7 May 1917 in Brooklyn Corner, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.7 Herman Lewis died bef 2013; he was 95.
3278. Fannie Fitch Anderson (Emily Bertha Bezanson7, James6, Elias5, Anna Barbara Lantz4, Maria Elizabeth Ewald3, Johann Georg2, Christian1). Born on 9 Oct 1918 in Brooklyn Corner, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Fannie Fitch died in Berwick, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 6 Mar 2014; she was 95.50
3279. Adeline Frances Anderson (Emily Bertha Bezanson7, James6, Elias5, Anna Barbara Lantz4, Maria Elizabeth Ewald3, Johann Georg2, Christian1). Born in 1922 in Kentville, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Adeline Frances died in Kentville, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 13 Dec 2013; she was 91.50 Occupation: Waitress.
Adeline Haley made her career in retail and had been employed with Hiltz Dry Goods, the Eaton's Catalogue Office, Jim Duguid Jewelers, Ripley's Shoe Store, Pretti Posies and The Real Deal in Kentville, Nova Scotia. She attended the Kentville United Baptist Church, where she served with the Ladies Auxiliary. She had been an active member of her Knitting Club. Adeline supported the Canadian Red Cross, volunteering at blood donor clinics and was a former member of the Kentville Lionettes, the Business and Professional Women's Association and the Dorcas Society.50
Adeline Haley made her career in retail and had been employed with Hiltz Dry Goods, the Eaton's Catalogue Office, Jim Duguid Jewelers, Ripley's Shoe Store, Pretti Posies and The Real Deal in Kentville, Nova Scotia. She attended the Kentville United Baptist Church, where she served with the Ladies Auxiliary. She had been an active member of her Knitting Club. Adeline supported the Canadian Red Cross, volunteering at blood donor clinics and was a former member of the Kentville Lionettes, the Business and Professional Women's Association and the Dorcas Society.50
3280. Ruby Melissa Anderson (Emily Bertha Bezanson7, James6, Elias5, Anna Barbara Lantz4, Maria Elizabeth Ewald3, Johann Georg2, Christian1). Born on 30 Sep 1924 in Billtown, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Ruby Melissa died in St. Thomas, Elgin Co., Ontario, Canada, on 9 Jan 2015; she was 90.
Ruby Anderson came to Ontario in 1946 when she married Ray Falkins. They moved to Alberta in 1954 and returned to Ontario in 1959. Ruby and Ray Falkins owned and operated the Wendie Leigh Motel for a number of years. She was a past member of the Tri-Lake Historical Automobile Association and Rebecca's of Glanworth, Ontario. (St. Thomas Times Journal, St. Thomas, Ontario, 13 Jan. 2015)
Ruby Anderson came to Ontario in 1946 when she married Ray Falkins. They moved to Alberta in 1954 and returned to Ontario in 1959. Ruby and Ray Falkins owned and operated the Wendie Leigh Motel for a number of years. She was a past member of the Tri-Lake Historical Automobile Association and Rebecca's of Glanworth, Ontario. (St. Thomas Times Journal, St. Thomas, Ontario, 13 Jan. 2015)
In 1946 Ruby Melissa married Raymond Carl Falkins. Born on 6 Dec 1924 in London, Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada. Raymond Carl died in St. Thomas, Elgin Co., Ontario, Canada, on 23 Oct 2010; he was 85.
Raymond Falkins enlisted in the Canadian Army in September 1941 with the Elgin Rregiment and served overseas in England, North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, the Netherlands, and Germany. He started in the Provost Corps, Tank division and front lines. Honorably discharged in 1946, Raymond Falkins returned to St. Thomas and opened his own muffler shop. He was an avid stock car racer and flag man for years at Delaware, Nilestown and surrounding race tracks. In 1954 he moved his family to Alberta where he worked in the oil rigs and started his own trucking business. He returned to St. Thomas in 1959 working for the New York Central Railway and later the C.& O. Railway as a welding supervisor. After returning from the railroad he owned and operated the Wendie Leigh Motel and ran his own trucking business. He was instrumental in forming the Golden Acres Snowmobile Club of St. Thomas and served as director/treasurer for the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs for years. He helped organize the first overseas venture of snowmobilers journeying to Switzerland in 1968. He was a member of the Tri-Lake Historical Automobile Association and past member of the Odd Fellows of Glanworth, Ontario. (St. Thomas Times Journal, St. Thomas, Ontario, Oct. 2010)
Raymond Falkins enlisted in the Canadian Army in September 1941 with the Elgin Rregiment and served overseas in England, North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, the Netherlands, and Germany. He started in the Provost Corps, Tank division and front lines. Honorably discharged in 1946, Raymond Falkins returned to St. Thomas and opened his own muffler shop. He was an avid stock car racer and flag man for years at Delaware, Nilestown and surrounding race tracks. In 1954 he moved his family to Alberta where he worked in the oil rigs and started his own trucking business. He returned to St. Thomas in 1959 working for the New York Central Railway and later the C.& O. Railway as a welding supervisor. After returning from the railroad he owned and operated the Wendie Leigh Motel and ran his own trucking business. He was instrumental in forming the Golden Acres Snowmobile Club of St. Thomas and served as director/treasurer for the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs for years. He helped organize the first overseas venture of snowmobilers journeying to Switzerland in 1968. He was a member of the Tri-Lake Historical Automobile Association and past member of the Odd Fellows of Glanworth, Ontario. (St. Thomas Times Journal, St. Thomas, Ontario, Oct. 2010)
They had one child:
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