William Heaslip was the son of Alexander Heaslip and his first wife, Sarah Moore. Although the historical documents might state that William was born in Ontario, Canada, he was, in fact, born in Michigan, USA. He married Mary Jane LeGear White in 1890 and together, they had three boys and three girls.
A man of varied interests, he excelled at beekeeping, violin playing, piano tuning, and leading the local church choir. A tall, thin man, he always had a cigar in his mouth and he loved his four seat motor boat which he keep at his cottage in Canada. He was a tinsmith, piano tuner and a butcher. He lived part of his life in Michigan, Florida and Ontario, Canada.
When he died in Oxford County, Ontario, Canada, he left his prized violin to his grandson, Reginald R. Robinson, who, in turn, gave it to his eldest great granddaughter, Jessie Cole.
Children included:
Cecil Garfield Heaslip,
Lottie Heaslip Fox Wilmore,
Olive Heaslip,
William Heaslip
George Percival "Percy" Heaslip
Emma Maude Heaslip Robinson
A man of varied interests, he excelled at beekeeping, violin playing, piano tuning, and leading the local church choir. A tall, thin man, he always had a cigar in his mouth and he loved his four seat motor boat which he keep at his cottage in Canada. He was a tinsmith, piano tuner and a butcher. He lived part of his life in Michigan, Florida and Ontario, Canada.
When he died in Oxford County, Ontario, Canada, he left his prized violin to his grandson, Reginald R. Robinson, who, in turn, gave it to his eldest great granddaughter, Jessie Cole.
Children included:
Cecil Garfield Heaslip,
Lottie Heaslip Fox Wilmore,
Olive Heaslip,
William Heaslip
George Percival "Percy" Heaslip
Emma Maude Heaslip Robinson
William Heaslip was the son of Alexander Heaslip and his first wife, Sarah Moore. Although the historical documents might state that William was born in Ontario, Canada, he was, in fact, born in Michigan, USA. He married Mary Jane LeGear White in 1890 and together, they had three boys and three girls.
A man of varied interests, he excelled at beekeeping, violin playing, piano tuning, and leading the local church choir. A tall, thin man, he always had a cigar in his mouth and he loved his four seat motor boat which he keep at his cottage in Canada. He was a tinsmith, piano tuner and a butcher. He lived part of his life in Michigan, Florida and Ontario, Canada.
When he died in Oxford County, Ontario, Canada, he left his prized violin to his grandson, Reginald R. Robinson, who, in turn, gave it to his eldest great granddaughter, Jessie Cole.
Children included:
Cecil Garfield Heaslip,
Lottie Heaslip Fox Wilmore,
Olive Heaslip,
William Heaslip
George Percival "Percy" Heaslip
Emma Maude Heaslip Robinson
A man of varied interests, he excelled at beekeeping, violin playing, piano tuning, and leading the local church choir. A tall, thin man, he always had a cigar in his mouth and he loved his four seat motor boat which he keep at his cottage in Canada. He was a tinsmith, piano tuner and a butcher. He lived part of his life in Michigan, Florida and Ontario, Canada.
When he died in Oxford County, Ontario, Canada, he left his prized violin to his grandson, Reginald R. Robinson, who, in turn, gave it to his eldest great granddaughter, Jessie Cole.
Children included:
Cecil Garfield Heaslip,
Lottie Heaslip Fox Wilmore,
Olive Heaslip,
William Heaslip
George Percival "Percy" Heaslip
Emma Maude Heaslip Robinson
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