Thirteenth Generation (Continued)
Thirteenth Generation (Continued)
Family of Ross William Titus Barkhouse (1094) & Ethel Arlean Covey
1546. Douglas Ross Barkhouse (Ross William Titus12, Ellen Pauline Langille11, Mary E. Hiltz10, James Henry9, Catherine Elizabeth Jung8, Johann Casper7, Johann Leonard6, Johannes5, Johann Andreas (Enners)4, Friedrich3, Friedrich2, Caspars1). Born on 27 Oct 1943 in Hubbard’s, Halifax and Lunenburg Cos., Nova Scotia, Canada.107 Douglas Ross died in Halifax, Halifax R.M., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 12 Mar 2012; he was 68.107
Douglas Barkhouse joined the Royal Canadian Navy on 17 March 17 1961 embarking on a career which saw him travel the globe, serving on a number of ships as well as instructing at Canadian Forces Fleet School in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As a Naval Weapons Technician, he was involved in the introduction and maintenance of the Sea Sparrow Weapons systems in the 1970s. In December of 1986 as a Chief Petty Officer First Class, he retired to take a civilian consulting position and was involved in the weapons programs during the building of the Halifax Class Frigates for the Royal Canadian Navy. He was also a past president of the Naval Weapons Technician Association. Always an avid athlete, Doug Barkhouse participated in many sports but had a passion for hockey and golf continuing to play both for the duration of his life. He was a founding member and has served as President of the Chester Old-timers Hockey Club; as well he shared his love and knowledge of the game by coaching minor hockey for many years.107
Douglas Barkhouse joined the Royal Canadian Navy on 17 March 17 1961 embarking on a career which saw him travel the globe, serving on a number of ships as well as instructing at Canadian Forces Fleet School in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As a Naval Weapons Technician, he was involved in the introduction and maintenance of the Sea Sparrow Weapons systems in the 1970s. In December of 1986 as a Chief Petty Officer First Class, he retired to take a civilian consulting position and was involved in the weapons programs during the building of the Halifax Class Frigates for the Royal Canadian Navy. He was also a past president of the Naval Weapons Technician Association. Always an avid athlete, Doug Barkhouse participated in many sports but had a passion for hockey and golf continuing to play both for the duration of his life. He was a founding member and has served as President of the Chester Old-timers Hockey Club; as well he shared his love and knowledge of the game by coaching minor hockey for many years.107
They had the following children:
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1547. James Barkhouse (Living) (Ross William Titus12, Ellen Pauline Langille11, Mary E. Hiltz10, James Henry9, Catherine Elizabeth Jung8, Johann Casper7, Johann Leonard6, Johannes5, Johann Andreas (Enners)4, Friedrich3, Friedrich2, Caspars1).
James Barkhouse (Living) married Irene Drennan (Living).
1548. Sharon Barkhouse (Living) (Ross William Titus12, Ellen Pauline Langille11, Mary E. Hiltz10, James Henry9, Catherine Elizabeth Jung8, Johann Casper7, Johann Leonard6, Johannes5, Johann Andreas (Enners)4, Friedrich3, Friedrich2, Caspars1).