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Reg is retired from the Army

FEATHERSTONE, Reginald (Reg) Percy (I423)

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Retired electrical engineer one son by first wife (died) Billy the son is married to Judy and have 4 children Billy works in Thompson Man

FEATHERSTONE, Edward Albert (Ted) Jr. (I424)

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Scholar in Lower Slaughter in 1891 census.
She was grannie Anne Mansell's sister that went to China as a missionary

Lived in or around St Paul Minisota

MOSSON, Edith (I51)

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Scholar, Lower Slaughter in 1891 census.

MOSSON, Dora (I53)

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Scholar, Lower Slaughter in 1891 census.

MOSSON, Henry(Bert) (I55)

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Scholar, Lower Slaughter in 1891 census.
Jeanette Mosson and Walter George Wragg were 1st cousins.

MOSSON, Jeanette (I52)

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See husband notes Charles Gemeroy

STEWART, Myrtle ( Mickey) C (I272)

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Served in the Royal Canadian Airforce

as supplied to Mike from Aunti Mabel

STOTT, Charlie Harold (I225)

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She died in Car accident (black ice) Alex Cowie and Hilda lived in Cloverdale for many years

GRAHN, Hilda Kristina (I874)

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She is the daughter of Kenneth Mosson and Helen Wilkinson. [1]

Attended King George School, Brandon, Manitoba, Kemnay School, Kemnay, Manitoba, Vincent Massey High School, Brandon, Manitoba.

Joined the Royal Canadian Navy in 1966 as a Communications Operator.

Linda (Mosson) Hockley is a Military Veteran.
Served in the

In 1967 was in the Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo, a traveling show of over 1700 Service Personnel from the Canadian Navy, Army and Airforce celebrating 100 years of Canadian Confederation. Performed as a dancer in the Highland Scene.

Following 3 years in the Royal Canadian Navy, pursued a career in Purchasing, going from Warehouse Clerk to Purchasing Agent throughout career.

Canadian Navy Bases served on: HMCS Cornwallis, Cornwallis, NS, HMCS Naden (CFB Esquimalt) Esquimalt, BC, CFS Mill Cove, Mill Cove NS.

Lived and worked in: Brandon Manitoba, Elkford, BC, Estevan, Saskatchewan, Balmertown, Ontario, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Became widowed February 9, 2009, and moved to Halifax, NS May 18, 2010.

MOSSON, Linda (I365)

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She was an infant when came over on boat to America Her brother Simon was born on board ship

YORKO, Mary (I567)

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She was living with married daughter Evelyn Mary Bell aged 29 who was a school teacher, in 1950 and Emily was age of 74

MOSSON, Emily (I50)

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She was married but died from diptheria on her honeymoon

PREZEAU, Burnardette (I276)

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Shop girl / Grocer in Bourton on the Water.

MOSSON, Emily (I50)

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Showen in 1841 and 51 with ages only
In 1871 Census aged 33 Gen. servant to William Reynolds Lower Slaughter

JOHNSON, Mary (I664)

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Simon was a coal miner and after they arrived in Tabor Alberta he got sick and asked his friend Joe Filgas to look after his family He died and Anna married Joe and had five other children see her second family

Family: Simon Yorko GYORKO / Anna KROPINYAK (F190)

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Some disagreement at this time whether he died in Chetwynd or Wells BC

GRAHN, Carl Erik (I304)

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Souces Jon Bakersweb site via (184) Ancestry co.uk, 11 254 June 1843 Stow on the Wold James Ragg and Mary Ann Brown

RAGG, James (I23)

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Surname may be Pitcher

Pilcher, Sarah (I992)

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Testate. Stewart, Edward Evander, 21 Merchiston Cresent, Edinburgh, formerly of Montreal Canada, died 20th Jan, 1903 at Edinburgh. Confirmation granted at Edinburgh, 25th April to Mary Macfarlan Stewart 21 Merchiston Cresent, aforesaid his widow, Executrix nominated in will and deed dated 4 Feb 1901 and recorded with other Writs in Court Books of Commissariot of Edinburgh 24 April 1903. Value of estate 42 lbs, 2 shilling, 6d

Stewart, Edward Evander (I999)

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There is many other relatives on internet both children and parents. See note on ocupation

PRATLEY, Richard (I844)

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There was another Mary from Linda Hockley's tree that was born and died 1797 I think just a mistake

MOSSON, Mary (I813)

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There was two Johns on tree from Linda Hockley and the other one was born 1782 and died in 1783 which is right ??

MOSSON, John (I818)

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They had 3 children who Iwan is one but all three are living as of 2019 and so I have minimal information

Family: Erik Leonard Nilsson Ekegert / Lily Gunborg Karolina Dahlberg (F268)

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They had no children according to Iwan

Gran, Sofia Wilhelmina (I870)

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They were living in Deepdale /Roblin/ Manitoba and went down to Alexander to visit Emily's sister Dora who was living in Mosson first home in Alexander, while Dora's husband Percy Featherstone was overseas during W.W. 1

WILSON, Jack (I392)

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This child must have died early as future child was given her name

KROPINYAK, Helena (I954)

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This Simon went on to Marry a Mary Janosik and their first child was John Claude Yorko who would become Nancy's grandfather

YORKO, Simon (I554)

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Times Colonist Wedding Announcement on Dec 24 1925

A very pretty wedding took place on December 19 1925 at the family home of 631 William St, when Kathleen Olive, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W.G. Roach, was united in marriage to Mr Edward Evander Stewart, eldest son of Mr and Mrs E.O. Stewart of 754 Kings Road. The Rev. A de B. Owen officiated. The bride was given away her father, was charmingly gowned in ivory satin crepe with trimmings of silver, with which she wore the conventional veil and orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses and carnations. Miss Mary Stewart, in a dress of grey satin trimmed with pale pink crepe de Chine, was bridesmaid. Her bouquet was composed of chrysanthemums and ferns. Miss Eleanor Weight made a saintly little flower girl in a dress of pink crepe de carnations. Mr Ean Stewart supported the groom. Mr and Mrs E. E. Stewart will reside in this city

STEWART, Edward Evander (I267)

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Verla was adopted.....

MUNRO, Verla Rowena Iris (I66)

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Voters List Churchill Manitoba shows Ralph Mansell living at Hapnot St in Churchill and employed as a Mine Employee

MANSELL, Ralph (I173)

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Was reported big in Rodeo

MORRIS, Mildred Helena (I195)

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Was reported to be married once ? year to whom ? Was also reported to have one girl child and promptly gave up for adoption. Doris his sister later said that a male from Vancouver contacted her and said he was adopted child. Died alone suddenly in Vancover in \89.

YORKO, Thomas (I292)

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Wife of Richard Mosson

Clifford, Mary (I909)

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William (Alan's grandfather) aged 10 and his brother Tommy aged 6 had been picking wild flowers and came to the well to get water for them and also to have a drink at the pump. When Tommy stood on the lid of the well to get a drink, the lid slipped and he fell into the well and drowned. (note by writted sheet original either Grannie or Aunt Ella -Alan April \07)

I think Mother and dad lived at the Mansell farm (William & Sarah) at first. Later worked on farms at Russel Man, and at a farm out from Deepdale Man.Around 1920 or 21 they left there and purchased a farm the other way from Deepdale near a family by the name of Marely Button. Dad (William John Mansell) built a house on this farm and we lived there till early 1924 when we moved to Bigger Sask. Dad worked for Uncle Charlie (his brother) in the draying business.(like trucking only using horse drawn drays). In the spring of 1925 Dad got a ferry job and we moved to the Fielding Ferry for one year, and then to the Best ferry for one year also. After this (1927) they moved to the Sonningdale - Maymont ferry for several years. Dad later went to the Denholm or Belgennie ferry in 1940. We moved to Nanaimo in 1943 and then onto Richmond in !944.
I (Ella Munroe) started school in Roblin,Man., and then when Dad purchased the farm -Bert, Stan and I all went to Makaroff school, - then onto Bigger School. The two winters mother and us spent in Manitoba we attended Deepdale and Gilbert Plains School. I went for 1 year at Sonningdale Country school when Dad was at the Fielding ferry, and I stayed at the McArthurs. Gladys started at Gunnes School and later went to Sonningdale School. Iris started at Sonningdale and later went to Richmond BC schools.

MANSELL, William John (I22)

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William Henry married Berta Marie Fremont born in France. They spent somewhere from 1862 to 1911 in Jamica West Indies. He was a Electro Plater of all Metals. I think that means he was a welder. He left his will of almost 12,000 pounds to daughter Aline Johnson Spinster and Winifred Andree Thomas also a daughter
Wife had died 2 years before
After coming back to England spent time around Birmingham

JOHNSON, William Henry (I1212)

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William was born in 1875. William Mosson ... He passed away in 1953. [1]

William Johnstone Mosson, our Grandpa and family arrived in Quebec Ports (Montreal?) Sept 19, 1908 on the Virginian. Auntie Edie was 3, and Uncle Bill was 1.

From a friend, and corroborated by cousin Bill Featherstone, it looks like William Johnstone came out in 1906 on the SS Tunisian with his parents, Henry Thomas and Annie, and brother Henry Albert, perhaps to see what it was like, or to help with the move. Then he went back to England, and 2 years later packed up his young family and moved to Canada as well.

Alan found hand written ship list Sept 22-23 on internet that shows that William Mosson and wife Ada, along with children Edith and Wm. Henry (Bill) arrived in Montreal from Liverpool aboard the ship "Victorian" on Sept 11 1908 with a ticket # 27048

MOSSON, William Johnstone (I49)

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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."

There is a Voters list showing William H. Mosson as a Carpenter and his wife Mae P. Mosson in Quesnel

MOSSON, William(Bill) Henry (I78)

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Witness by Jospeh Johnson father and sister Martha Johnson

Family: Thomas Castle / Amelia JOHNSON (F340)

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He was a mason & had a bake shop. Also a grocer in Lower Slaughter,Gloucestershire. This is recorded in the Public Record Office (census records) off the internet.
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Henry Thomas Mosson was an illegitimate child of Emily Mosson. He was raised by his Mosson grandparents. Emily went to London and was later married to a Mr Smith and had a daughter. Grannie Smith spent her last days at Grandpa Mossons home.
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Written by Granny (Annie) Mansell
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As told to Alan Mansell by Grannie (Annie) Mansell--- When Grannie Smith (Emily Mosson) lost her sight and was quite old she returned to live with her son Henry Thomas and wife Annie (nee Johnson) My Grannie (Annie) said she and her sisters and brother used to blow out the candle has Grannie Smith would go upstairs to bed, and of course Grannie Smith being blind would not know about the candle, and the children would have a good laugh.
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Henry Thomas was raised by Emily Mosson's parents.
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Henry Thomas was a stone Mason as was most of the Mosson men. He, his wife and family lived in Lower Slaughter for a number of years. He built and help build many homes in Lower Slaughter. Henry and his family moved to Southstoke where the family operated a store from their house, which still bears the name "MOSSON" on the gate.
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Written by Mildred _____________
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John Mosson who is in the "Family Tree" 1828 - 1909 was Henry Thomas Mosson's Uncle. He was the first owner of the house in Lower Slaughter where Kenneth Mosson now lives.
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By Alan Mansell---He was most likely Emily Mossons brother. Who is father was I'm not sure as Emily had one illegitimate child called Emily, did she have two
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This note I believe is written by Aunti Ella Munroe (nee Mansell)---
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They were married in England June 16 1875 and lived in Lower Slaughter and Stoke. # different houses and 2 were in Stoke and all still there in 1978 when Mom, Gladys and I went to England. Grandpa Mosson (Henry Thomas) had bake shops in both places and was also a brick layer or stone mason.
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At one time a political problem came up, for it seems Grandpa (Henry Thomas) was a staunch liberal and they were renting from a man whose son was running for political office as a conservative. The house owner approached Grandpa and said are yoyou going to vote for my son? Granpa said "I've been a Liberal all my life and I will remain a Liberal. Grandpa was then given notice to move out of house and shop but the Liberal party soon built a larger shop and home for them. The one they had to move out of was 300 years old in 1978 and we were invited into both houses when we were there.
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Henry Thomas and Annie came to Canada about 1904. Their son Bert and daughter Emily came first, but soon followed by Annie and Henry Thomas with daughter Annie (Grannie). Jeanette (Nett) and Dora followed. I'm not sure if this is the right order and Edith was in China as a missionary helper at the time.
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They settled in Alexander Man. and Henry Thomas built a house there. Annie (Grannie) was married in that house and I, (Aunt Ella) was born in that house. They later moved to Deepdale Man. Uncle Jack Morris & Aunti Em and Uncle Bert farmed there. Also Uncle Bob Wragg and Aunti Nett had a farm in that area, also Dad(William Mansell) and Mother Annie Mansell (nee Mosson) farmed around there. Uncle Will and Aunti Ada came to Canada later.
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William Johnstone Mosson 1876\\1953 and Ada Rose came later
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Gladys copy from Mildred---- There is a Mr. Francis Mosson who lives at Ryclose, Burton -on-the-Water his grandfather and Henry Thomas were cousins (Alfred)
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Jon Bakers web site shows that Henry was a grocer and mason in census of 1891
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It also shows that daughter Edith was South Stoke post mistriss and son William was a postman. Dora Mosson 17 at time was a postal clerk and Jeannette was a postal assistant age 19

MOSSON, Henry Thomas (I64)

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BROWN, Sarah (I54)