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Elizabeth MaryJohnson was a assistant teacher B\ Scholl Lower Slaughter in 1901

She was shown in to attain grade 5 and left school for unknown reasons at age 12 in Oct 8 1887

JOHNSON, Elizabeth Mary (I694)

Emigration to Canada April 10 1904 Later in Iwans site says arrived in Montreal Mar 24 1911

GRAHN, Karl Oskar (I625)

Emily Mosson was at parents and brother Bert's farm in Alexander Manitoba when a religious group came around and said there was no good meeting here and you should go south around Fargo North Dakota. This group was called the 2 by 2 s and as far as I (Alan) know they are still operating. According to Kathleen's letter on internet Annie the mother was not happy with these people, but Emily went south to Fargo. Letter implies Ciss went also but I don't think so. Emily worked at this religion for at least a couple years and then married Leslie Hoskins. How long they were married is not known but letter says he died of ruptured appendix April of 1913 when she was 6 months pregnant with Kathleen Anne. She left Minnisota and went back to parent's house in Alexander.
Less then a year later John Wilson's first wife Elizabeth May died two or three days after giving birth to son Edward ( Ted ) James Wilson on Dec 24 1913. She had been depressed for some time after her fourth daughter "Rose" died at about a year old when a neighbour friend dropped the baby on her head. John and Elizabeth May had 3 daughters and this son, and Emily "Mosson" Hoskins said ehe would take the baby to look after has Polly, John's sister from England would not look after baby as she was supposed to do when John brought her out from England. John and Emily were married in Dec 21st 2014 at Emily's parents farm in Deepdale

MOSSON, Emily (I50)

Erika was just worn out with all the children in short time. She died 8 days after giving birth to last daughter Hulda Her husband waited 2 years and then remarried to Brita Magdalena Johansdotter ( 1845-1930). They never had children but she had two from previous marriage. no info

Sjolund, Erika (I877)

Evelyn Mary Wilson aged 29 married Walter A Bell aged 28 in Minnesota She was a grade school teacher, and Walter was a BookKeeper for Wholesale Refrigeration Supplies company in Saint Paul Minnesota. In the 1950 USA census there is no sign of children, but her mother Emily Wilson was living with them at this time Her age is listed at 74. They lived in St. Paul County of Ramsey Minnesota

WILSON, Evelyn Mary (I368)

Family not known.(Medical):Deceased

MANSELL, Ralph (I173)

Featherstone site says he died 1887 Lower Slaughter

MOSSON, Charles (I622)

From sites on Heritage it appears she Married either William Wheeler or Esau Dowler in 1851 in Lower Slaughter Gloucestershire. no sign of children died at 40 in USA

MOSSON, Anne Marie (I824)

Funeral held in Northminister Memorial United Church.
Her children Eileen and Larry have adopted Children Names??

MORRIS, Lena Agnes (I193)

George Prezeau Boppa's brother

1940 Voter's List George Prezeau +wife He is Engineer and live on Argyle St Van.

1949 Voter's List George Prezeau as Engineer. it also shows Dave Doig 9wrong first name) as Boiler Maker living at 47 Ave. East

1957 Voter's List George Prezeau as a Millworker Living at cabin (Motel) at foot of Ontario Street

1962 Voter's List George Prezeau as a Watchman living at Prince Albert St. along with Mrs. George

1975 Newspaper Obituary George Prezeau aged 77. Spouse Mae and child Eugene and sibling Alcide (Boppa)

PREZEAU, George (I273)

Have digital copy of licence and original in Shirleys photo book

MARTEL, Marie (I612)

He had two wifes need to go back to Jon Bakers site

JOHNSON, Joesph (I548)

He may have been born 1824. He is our 5th Ancestor

Butler, # 5 Ancestor David (I985)

He never married and lost a leg in the battle of Vimey Ridge in WW 1

FILGAS, Joseph (I585)

He was 17 years and 4months and 10 days from death notice

I have no info on what caused his death

MANSELL, George Elzon (I167)

Her last name maybe Cash from Lena Motes note to Ella 1988 which is saved on computer as Jack Morris and Lucy Mansell Family

COOK, Shirley (I409)

Ida Mary (May) was born Sep 12, 1912. She is the daughter of William Mosson and Ada Parsons, and twin to Stanley Blanchard. She passed away in 2002. [1]

May Murray of Fairview Home, formerly of Alexander, Manitoba, peacefully passed away at Brandon General Hospital at the age of 89 years, on Tuesday, August 20, 2002. May was predeceased by her parents, William and Ada Mosson; sister, Edith; and brothers, William "Bill", Kenneth "Kelly", and twin brother, Stan. She is survived by her beloved husband of 53 years, Robert (Bob); and sons Wayne (Fleurette), David (Deby), and grandchildren Jaye and Kristin. May was born in Alexander, Manitoba on September 12, 1912 and resided there until retirement in Brandon. The greatest joy in May's life was the love for her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed curling, gardening, bingo, handicrafts and was a member of the I.O.D.E. The Funeral Service will be held at Memories Chapel, 330 -18th Street N., on Friday, August 23, 2002 at 1:00 p.m. Interment will follow at the Alexander Cemetery. Flowers are gratefully declined. Friends who wish may make a donation to the Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation, 150 McTavish Avenue East, Brandon, MB, R7A 2B3. Arrangements are with Memories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 727-0330.Memorials Bdn. Regional Health Centre Foundation

MOSSON, Ida Mary(May) (I81)

Imigrated to Washighton State at least by June 17th 1947
He was 5 ft 3 125 lbs Brown hair Blue eyes
Worked as advertising consultant in family firm in Seattle with brothers and Mother ( have picture)
Became American citizen along with wife Myrtle ( Aunt Mickey) when living in San Diego 1962
They lived in Seattle till 1958 and moved to San Diego in 1959

Some note states he came to Seattle May 13 1956 ??

GEMEROY, Charles Gordon (I607)

in 1886 there was a John Mosson who married Eleanor Bouskill in Stow on the Wold. Is this the same person I doubt it for there was another John Mosson listed in 1871 as being born later near same area

MOSSON, John (I823)

info i have show she should have six children but I only have tree names

MANSELL, Lorna (I176)

Internet source called ourfondmemories.com said Sinin Gyorko fathers name was George and mother unknown. ??

GYORKO, Simon Yorko (I565)

It appears that Margaret McGreggor Butler become a Nurse quite young (under 19 she was an under nurse). When she was 29 she was a full nurse and still living in I think a Hospital Nursing Residence. What Parish Hospital Not sure. No sign of marriage or registration of death

Butler, Margaret McGreggor (I1231)

Jeanette Mosson and Walter George Wragg were 1st cousins.

Religion was a Pentacostal. Educated in England His trade was a butcher.

WRAGG, Walter George (I61)

June 3 1966 the Brandon Sun had a small item telling that on last tues night Ralph Mansell died when a car that he was riding in when off the Snow Lake Rd about 60 miles east of Flin Flon. Ralph was a miner at Stall Lake Mine at Snow Lake 100 miles east of Flin Flon

MANSELL, Ralph (I173)

Kathleens mother Emily while in Fargo North Dakota met and married Lester Hoskins. He died April of 1913 and Emily was 6 months pregnant with Kathleen. Emily went back to Alexander Man and gave birth to Kathleen. Kathleen would later take the last name of her step father John Wilson. Kathleen would remain single her whole live but traveled back and forth between Canada and the USA, but I think she was a US citizen Alan 2020

WILSON, Kathleen Anne (I372)

Kemp-Strilchuk Funeral Chapel Brandon Man. Rev J.G. Heald
Internment Alexander Cemetery

No Photo Feb 5\08 Alan

PARSONS, Ada Rose (I76)

Known as Aunt Lizzie

MANSELL, Elizabeth Prairie (I140)

Known as Aunt Lucy

MANSELL, Lucy (I141)

Letters from internet Wilson Family story, most likely written by Kathleen Wilson says Leslie Hoskins died from a ruptured appendix, but Iris Close (Mansell) says her mother 'Ciss' who is Emily's sister told her Emily found out Leslie Hoskins was already married and that she left him and went back to parents farm in Deepdale Man.
Kathleen took the name Wilson when her mother Emily later married John Wilson

Hoskins, Leslie (I836)

Listed on Iwan Swedish site as Gran not Grahn

Gran, Jakob Andersson (I623)

Mabel and Harold Humphreys and 2 boys no names

WILLIAMSON, Mabel (I393)

Married and no children. Unsure of Husbands name.

MORRIS, Myrtle (I196)

Masons App. Bourton on the Water
William Mosson Sr. and his wife Ada arrived from England in 1908 with their two small children Edith and William (Bill). They settled in Alexander to join the rest of the family who had come out in 1906. Grandpa Mosson Sr. built for his family the house which is now owned by Jim and Sherry Pedin. They lived there until 1914 or 1915 when they moved to Deepdale Manitoba. William Mosson Sr. was a bricklayer by trade and helped build the school in 1912. In 1932 he started the Rural Mail Route. He delivered mail 3 times a week a distance of 26 miles summer and winter with horses. He did this for 14 years and retired in 1946. Ada worked at the Bank of Montreal as caretaker??? William died at the age of 77 in 1953. Ada lived with May and Bob Murray till she died in 1967 at the age of 90

Information taken from the Whitehead Municipality Centennial Book 1883 to 1983

This was Glady's copy

Footnote Miss Ella Chesley passed away in May 1961 and her brother Hiram in July 1961. Thier father purchased the farm in 1900. (What farm?? Alan's note)

William was born in 1906. William is the child of William Mosson and Ada Parsons. William passed away in 1985. [1]

OBITUARY: DEATH: Lethbridge Herald, 31 Dec 1985. "MOSSON, passed away on Saturday, December 28th, 1985 MR. WILLIAM HENRY MOSSON, age 79 years, beloved husband of Mrs: Marie Mosson of Foremost. He also leaves to cherish his memory a step-son, Harry Calhoun of Foremost; two step-daughters, Olive Pavish of Penticton, Lou Reinke of Kelowna; eight step-grandchildren; several step-great-grandchildren; one brother, Kelly Mosson of Brandon, Manitoba; and two sisters, Mae Murray and Edith all of Brandon, Manitoba. He was predeceased by his first wife, Pricilla Mae Mosson in January 1970 in Quesnel, B.C., also by a brother, Stan in the early part of 1985 in Manitoba. Mr. Mosson was born on December 20th, 1906 in England and came to Alberta from Alexander, Manitoba in 1935. He married the former Pricilla Mae Frankish in 1942 and in November of 1970 he married Marie in Quesnel, B..C. The Funeral Service will be held in Quesnel, B.C. on Friday, January 3rd, 1986 at 2 p.m. PST. Interment will follow in the Family Plot at Quesnel Cemetery."

Sources

Linda Hockley, firsthand knowledge.

MOSSON, William Johnstone (I49)

May have been married Feb 5th 1720 and not 1721

Clifford, Joseph Bousbury (I921)

Maybe born 1824 He is direct ancestor # 5

Butler, # 5 Ancestor David (I985)

Michael Kropinyak ( Kropinak) and Anna Klembarsky children Joannes, Georgius, and Michael may have died early as they named future chidden same names

Family: Michael KROPINYAK / Anna KREMBARSKY (F195)

Military Funeral was held at Christ Church Cathedral Blanchard St Victoria

MANSELL, Myles Stanley John (I96)

Minister H.A. Ireland

Family: William John MANSELL / Annie MOSSON (F9)

Moved to South Stoke Oxfortshire in 1893 at age 5 she was the youngest of a family of 7. She was 18 when family came to Canada in 1906 settling at Alexandra Man.

MOSSON, Annie (I32)

Murl was a Motorman for a Streetcar Railway. He lived in 1949-50 Census in ST. Paul County of Ramsey and State of Minnesota

CRUM, Murl (I395)

Nick name was Mabbie

ROBERTS, Margaret (I657)

No Family I know

MANSELL, Alice Ruth Evangeline (I165)

Not sure of birth place

Pilcher, Sarah (I992)

Notes say he drowned in Richmond

WRAGG, Russel George (I353)

Nov/18 No info at this time

MOSSON, Amy (I826)

On his daughter birth certificate it is listed he his a Law Clerk

original certificate extract in Shirleys Photo book

Butler, Christopher Dawson (I975)

One note I have says that Lucy Lee Died and a Elinor married Adolph Dreager???

MANSELL, Lucy (I172)

Parents divorced after war and both remarried in 1952 Father married Didi Tjalsma Mother married Johannes Bouma
Mother was a RN in Amsterdam Father was a Banker in Indonesia

ARENTSHORST, Hilda (I377)

Possibly a Baptist Minister. Had a chapel in LowerSlaughter, England. He was also a shoe repair man.

Web search found Jon Baker with a considerable family list. He shows that Joesph was his 3rd G. Grandfather and

JOHNSON, Joseph (I57)

100

Possibly buried Jan 25 176 Burton on the Water

JOHNSON, William (I687)