Ninth Generation (Continued)
Ninth Generation (Continued)
Family of Angus McRitchie Doggett (529) & Mabel Viola Freeman
990. Ida Ruth Doggett (Angus McRitchie8, Eunice Huphman7, James6, Jacob Gerhard Hauptman5, Anna Margaretha Völcker4, Andreas3, Johann Heinrich2, Johannes1). Born abt 1909 in Hunts Point, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Occupation: School Teacher.
On 14 Jul 1934 Ida Ruth married Herbert Brenton Fox in Port Mouton, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.9 Born abt 1911 in East Pubnico, Yarmouth, Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Occupation: Railroad man.
991. Harvey Lamont Dyer Doggett (Angus McRitchie8, Eunice Huphman7, James6, Jacob Gerhard Hauptman5, Anna Margaretha Völcker4, Andreas3, Johann Heinrich2, Johannes1). Born on 5 Dec 1911 in White Point, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.9,22 Harvey Lamont Dyer died in 1977; he was 65. Buried in 1977 in White Point, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.22 Occupation: Labourer.
992. Elizabeth Ford Doggett (Angus McRitchie8, Eunice Huphman7, James6, Jacob Gerhard Hauptman5, Anna Margaretha Völcker4, Andreas3, Johann Heinrich2, Johannes1). Born on 5 Jul 1913 in White Point, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.61 Elizabeth Ford died in Brooklyn, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 6 Mar 2008; she was 94.61 Occupation: Nurse.
At age 17, Elizabeth Doggett went to Boston, Massachusetts and trained at Booth Maternity Hospital as a maternity nurse. She then worked at private nursing in Boston and area for five years. In 1936 she returned to Nova Scotia and married Harold Emenau. Elizabeth Emenau was a member of the Pilgrim United Church, Brooklyn, Nova Scotia. She was also a member of Brooklyn Women’s Institute and the Brooklyn Home and School Association. She played badminton and broomball, loved to walk, swim, water ski and canoeing and she square danced for years.61
At age 17, Elizabeth Doggett went to Boston, Massachusetts and trained at Booth Maternity Hospital as a maternity nurse. She then worked at private nursing in Boston and area for five years. In 1936 she returned to Nova Scotia and married Harold Emenau. Elizabeth Emenau was a member of the Pilgrim United Church, Brooklyn, Nova Scotia. She was also a member of Brooklyn Women’s Institute and the Brooklyn Home and School Association. She played badminton and broomball, loved to walk, swim, water ski and canoeing and she square danced for years.61
On 15 Nov 1936 Elizabeth Ford married Harold Archibald Emenau, son of Charles Archibald Emeneau & Annie Belle Schnare, in Hunts Point, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.9 Born on 13 Jan 1913 in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.61 Harold Archibald died in Brooklyn, Queens Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 30 Dec 2010; he was 97.61 Occupation: Bookkeeper.
Harold Emeanau moved to Brooklyn, Queens County, Nova Scotia when he was 16 years old. He worked in the construction of the Mersey Paper Company. He worked in the paper mill for 46 years with the last 30 years as superintendent of the finishing department. At age 62, Harold Emenau retired and opened Emenau Subdivision in Brooklyn, where he helped to build ten houses. Harold Emenau was a member of Pilgrim United Church, Brooklyn where he served on many committees and was very active in the Sunday School. He was treasurer of the South Shore Presbytery for 45 years. He enjoyed working as director and treasurer for the United Church Youth Camp at Lake Sherbrooke for 40 years. Harold was also involved with the Boy Scouts. Harold and Elizabeth Emenau enjoyed square dancing, travelling, skating, swimming, fishing and boating. He curled for 25 years.61
Harold Emeanau moved to Brooklyn, Queens County, Nova Scotia when he was 16 years old. He worked in the construction of the Mersey Paper Company. He worked in the paper mill for 46 years with the last 30 years as superintendent of the finishing department. At age 62, Harold Emenau retired and opened Emenau Subdivision in Brooklyn, where he helped to build ten houses. Harold Emenau was a member of Pilgrim United Church, Brooklyn where he served on many committees and was very active in the Sunday School. He was treasurer of the South Shore Presbytery for 45 years. He enjoyed working as director and treasurer for the United Church Youth Camp at Lake Sherbrooke for 40 years. Harold was also involved with the Boy Scouts. Harold and Elizabeth Emenau enjoyed square dancing, travelling, skating, swimming, fishing and boating. He curled for 25 years.61