Aylmer Express, 9 Jun 1910, p. 1, c. 4
"Miss Nellie Young leaves on Saturday for Calgary, where she will be married the following Wednesday to Fred A. Mann, of Hardisty."
Nellie and husband lived in Indiana for a number of years while Fred worked in the auto business. [check 1920 census for IN]
Their marriage certificate indicates that Fred was living at the village of "Nergdenden" prior to their marriage.
Nellie and Addie would go out in the tugs with George.
Nellie had a pet crow that would steal raisons from Mina's pies that were set out to cool.
Nellie was born in the Franklin house that was across the street from the Mayhews. Dorothy was born upstairs in George's house that now belongs to Ian Johnson.
The Manns are buried at Springwater.
Violet Reid Reavie Poem of Old Port Bruce-
"Nellie Young had the first bicycle at that time
A beautiful red and cost many a dime.
When I saw her coming my eyes opened wide,
As the shimmering beauty, past me would glide.
The girls of her age learned to ride on the ball-room floor
One on each side to prevent going out the door."
Aylmer Express, June 25, 1914 - Port Bruce, "Mrs. F. Mann , of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Young."
Aylmer Express, Wed., 13 Aug 1969, p. 9, c. 6
"Mrs. Fred Mann
A longtime resident of Malahide Township, Mrs. Fred Mann died in Parkwood Hospital at London on Monday. She was a resident there for some time.
Mrs. Mann whose husband died in 1929 was the former Nellie May Mann daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Young who lived in Malahide where she was born.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Dickins of London and a grandson Robert also of London.
Service was conducted by the Rev. Stanley A. Mote, chaplain at Parkwood Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Dunboyne Cemetery."
"Miss Nellie Young leaves on Saturday for Calgary, where she will be married the following Wednesday to Fred A. Mann, of Hardisty."
Nellie and husband lived in Indiana for a number of years while Fred worked in the auto business. [check 1920 census for IN]
Their marriage certificate indicates that Fred was living at the village of "Nergdenden" prior to their marriage.
Nellie and Addie would go out in the tugs with George.
Nellie had a pet crow that would steal raisons from Mina's pies that were set out to cool.
Nellie was born in the Franklin house that was across the street from the Mayhews. Dorothy was born upstairs in George's house that now belongs to Ian Johnson.
The Manns are buried at Springwater.
Violet Reid Reavie Poem of Old Port Bruce-
"Nellie Young had the first bicycle at that time
A beautiful red and cost many a dime.
When I saw her coming my eyes opened wide,
As the shimmering beauty, past me would glide.
The girls of her age learned to ride on the ball-room floor
One on each side to prevent going out the door."
Aylmer Express, June 25, 1914 - Port Bruce, "Mrs. F. Mann , of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Young."
Aylmer Express, Wed., 13 Aug 1969, p. 9, c. 6
"Mrs. Fred Mann
A longtime resident of Malahide Township, Mrs. Fred Mann died in Parkwood Hospital at London on Monday. She was a resident there for some time.
Mrs. Mann whose husband died in 1929 was the former Nellie May Mann daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Young who lived in Malahide where she was born.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Dickins of London and a grandson Robert also of London.
Service was conducted by the Rev. Stanley A. Mote, chaplain at Parkwood Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Dunboyne Cemetery."
Aylmer Express, 9 Jun 1910, p. 1, c. 4
"Miss Nellie Young leaves on Saturday for Calgary, where she will be married the following Wednesday to Fred A. Mann, of Hardisty."
Nellie and husband lived in Indiana for a number of years while Fred worked in the auto business. [check 1920 census for IN]
Their marriage certificate indicates that Fred was living at the village of "Nergdenden" prior to their marriage.
Nellie and Addie would go out in the tugs with George.
Nellie had a pet crow that would steal raisons from Mina's pies that were set out to cool.
Nellie was born in the Franklin house that was across the street from the Mayhews. Dorothy was born upstairs in George's house that now belongs to Ian Johnson.
The Manns are buried at Springwater.
Violet Reid Reavie Poem of Old Port Bruce-
"Nellie Young had the first bicycle at that time
A beautiful red and cost many a dime.
When I saw her coming my eyes opened wide,
As the shimmering beauty, past me would glide.
The girls of her age learned to ride on the ball-room floor
One on each side to prevent going out the door."
Aylmer Express, June 25, 1914 - Port Bruce, "Mrs. F. Mann , of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Young."
Aylmer Express, Wed., 13 Aug 1969, p. 9, c. 6
"Mrs. Fred Mann
A longtime resident of Malahide Township, Mrs. Fred Mann died in Parkwood Hospital at London on Monday. She was a resident there for some time.
Mrs. Mann whose husband died in 1929 was the former Nellie May Mann daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Young who lived in Malahide where she was born.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Dickins of London and a grandson Robert also of London.
Service was conducted by the Rev. Stanley A. Mote, chaplain at Parkwood Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Dunboyne Cemetery."
"Miss Nellie Young leaves on Saturday for Calgary, where she will be married the following Wednesday to Fred A. Mann, of Hardisty."
Nellie and husband lived in Indiana for a number of years while Fred worked in the auto business. [check 1920 census for IN]
Their marriage certificate indicates that Fred was living at the village of "Nergdenden" prior to their marriage.
Nellie and Addie would go out in the tugs with George.
Nellie had a pet crow that would steal raisons from Mina's pies that were set out to cool.
Nellie was born in the Franklin house that was across the street from the Mayhews. Dorothy was born upstairs in George's house that now belongs to Ian Johnson.
The Manns are buried at Springwater.
Violet Reid Reavie Poem of Old Port Bruce-
"Nellie Young had the first bicycle at that time
A beautiful red and cost many a dime.
When I saw her coming my eyes opened wide,
As the shimmering beauty, past me would glide.
The girls of her age learned to ride on the ball-room floor
One on each side to prevent going out the door."
Aylmer Express, June 25, 1914 - Port Bruce, "Mrs. F. Mann , of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Young."
Aylmer Express, Wed., 13 Aug 1969, p. 9, c. 6
"Mrs. Fred Mann
A longtime resident of Malahide Township, Mrs. Fred Mann died in Parkwood Hospital at London on Monday. She was a resident there for some time.
Mrs. Mann whose husband died in 1929 was the former Nellie May Mann daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Young who lived in Malahide where she was born.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Dickins of London and a grandson Robert also of London.
Service was conducted by the Rev. Stanley A. Mote, chaplain at Parkwood Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in Dunboyne Cemetery."
Inscription
YOUNG /In Memory of/George Percy/Son of/George & Addie/ YOUNG //Died June 19, 1908;/In his 23rd year./"God bless our darling boy."/Fred A. MANN/June 4. 1875 - Oct. 19 1929/Nellie May MANN /Mar. 10, 1877 - Aug. 10, 1969./(Hutchinson Aylmer.)
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