England Birth Index.
Jul-Aug-Sep. 1850
Registration District;
Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Volume 10 Page 16
Son of Samuel Allward (1818-1885) and Anne Pike (1821-1884).
He emigrated to Canada as a young child in 1854.
1851 England census of Newton Abbot, Devonshire.
1871 census of London City, Middlesex County.
1881 to 1911 census of Waterloo Town, Waterloo County.
George married Margaret Keegan on Jan. 01, 1872 in Middlesex County. Marriage Register #044300.
They raised 9 known children;
1. Frederick Charles Allward 1873-
2. George Henry Allward Jr. 1875-
3. William Thomas Allward 1876-1876.
4. Maude Allward 1878-1879.
5. Inez Mabel Allward 1880-1956.
6. Edwin Albert Allward 1882-
7. Annie Lavenia Allward 1884-1960.
8. Arthur Alward 1886-
9. Eunice "Vera" Allward 1891-1966.
George died from many years of Rheumatism and Phthisis (Tuberculosis). He was only 10 days short of his 62nd birthday. Death Register #031437.
Here is his Obituary:
The death of Mr. George Allward occurred Friday morning at o'clock after a lingering illness. He had been of sufferer from rheumatism for the past eight years and was confined to his bed since March. The late Mr. Allward was born in Plymouth, Devonshire County, England, 61 years ago and when a lad 7 years old came to Canada. For the past 30 years he has been resident of Waterloo and was employed with Mr. J. E. Seagram as cooper until illness foreed him to relinquish his position. The late Mr. Alwood served the town as councillor for several years. In politics he was a Conservative, A widow, 3 sons and 3 daughters Survive namely, Fred, Moosejaw, Sask; George, Uypsilanti, Mich.; Edward, of Estavan, Sask., Inez, Vera home and Annie, Wionna, Ore. Two brothers, Samuel, Barrie; Edward, of Toronto and one sister, Mrs. Ward, London, Ontario.
The Chronicle Telegraph 17 Aug 1911, p. 4
Contributor: Darryl Bonk
Jul-Aug-Sep. 1850
Registration District;
Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Volume 10 Page 16
Son of Samuel Allward (1818-1885) and Anne Pike (1821-1884).
He emigrated to Canada as a young child in 1854.
1851 England census of Newton Abbot, Devonshire.
1871 census of London City, Middlesex County.
1881 to 1911 census of Waterloo Town, Waterloo County.
George married Margaret Keegan on Jan. 01, 1872 in Middlesex County. Marriage Register #044300.
They raised 9 known children;
1. Frederick Charles Allward 1873-
2. George Henry Allward Jr. 1875-
3. William Thomas Allward 1876-1876.
4. Maude Allward 1878-1879.
5. Inez Mabel Allward 1880-1956.
6. Edwin Albert Allward 1882-
7. Annie Lavenia Allward 1884-1960.
8. Arthur Alward 1886-
9. Eunice "Vera" Allward 1891-1966.
George died from many years of Rheumatism and Phthisis (Tuberculosis). He was only 10 days short of his 62nd birthday. Death Register #031437.
Here is his Obituary:
The death of Mr. George Allward occurred Friday morning at o'clock after a lingering illness. He had been of sufferer from rheumatism for the past eight years and was confined to his bed since March. The late Mr. Allward was born in Plymouth, Devonshire County, England, 61 years ago and when a lad 7 years old came to Canada. For the past 30 years he has been resident of Waterloo and was employed with Mr. J. E. Seagram as cooper until illness foreed him to relinquish his position. The late Mr. Alwood served the town as councillor for several years. In politics he was a Conservative, A widow, 3 sons and 3 daughters Survive namely, Fred, Moosejaw, Sask; George, Uypsilanti, Mich.; Edward, of Estavan, Sask., Inez, Vera home and Annie, Wionna, Ore. Two brothers, Samuel, Barrie; Edward, of Toronto and one sister, Mrs. Ward, London, Ontario.
The Chronicle Telegraph 17 Aug 1911, p. 4
Contributor: Darryl Bonk
England Birth Index.
Jul-Aug-Sep. 1850
Registration District;
Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Volume 10 Page 16
Son of Samuel Allward (1818-1885) and Anne Pike (1821-1884).
He emigrated to Canada as a young child in 1854.
1851 England census of Newton Abbot, Devonshire.
1871 census of London City, Middlesex County.
1881 to 1911 census of Waterloo Town, Waterloo County.
George married Margaret Keegan on Jan. 01, 1872 in Middlesex County. Marriage Register #044300.
They raised 9 known children;
1. Frederick Charles Allward 1873-
2. George Henry Allward Jr. 1875-
3. William Thomas Allward 1876-1876.
4. Maude Allward 1878-1879.
5. Inez Mabel Allward 1880-1956.
6. Edwin Albert Allward 1882-
7. Annie Lavenia Allward 1884-1960.
8. Arthur Alward 1886-
9. Eunice "Vera" Allward 1891-1966.
George died from many years of Rheumatism and Phthisis (Tuberculosis). He was only 10 days short of his 62nd birthday. Death Register #031437.
Here is his Obituary:
The death of Mr. George Allward occurred Friday morning at o'clock after a lingering illness. He had been of sufferer from rheumatism for the past eight years and was confined to his bed since March. The late Mr. Allward was born in Plymouth, Devonshire County, England, 61 years ago and when a lad 7 years old came to Canada. For the past 30 years he has been resident of Waterloo and was employed with Mr. J. E. Seagram as cooper until illness foreed him to relinquish his position. The late Mr. Alwood served the town as councillor for several years. In politics he was a Conservative, A widow, 3 sons and 3 daughters Survive namely, Fred, Moosejaw, Sask; George, Uypsilanti, Mich.; Edward, of Estavan, Sask., Inez, Vera home and Annie, Wionna, Ore. Two brothers, Samuel, Barrie; Edward, of Toronto and one sister, Mrs. Ward, London, Ontario.
The Chronicle Telegraph 17 Aug 1911, p. 4
Contributor: Darryl Bonk
Jul-Aug-Sep. 1850
Registration District;
Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Volume 10 Page 16
Son of Samuel Allward (1818-1885) and Anne Pike (1821-1884).
He emigrated to Canada as a young child in 1854.
1851 England census of Newton Abbot, Devonshire.
1871 census of London City, Middlesex County.
1881 to 1911 census of Waterloo Town, Waterloo County.
George married Margaret Keegan on Jan. 01, 1872 in Middlesex County. Marriage Register #044300.
They raised 9 known children;
1. Frederick Charles Allward 1873-
2. George Henry Allward Jr. 1875-
3. William Thomas Allward 1876-1876.
4. Maude Allward 1878-1879.
5. Inez Mabel Allward 1880-1956.
6. Edwin Albert Allward 1882-
7. Annie Lavenia Allward 1884-1960.
8. Arthur Alward 1886-
9. Eunice "Vera" Allward 1891-1966.
George died from many years of Rheumatism and Phthisis (Tuberculosis). He was only 10 days short of his 62nd birthday. Death Register #031437.
Here is his Obituary:
The death of Mr. George Allward occurred Friday morning at o'clock after a lingering illness. He had been of sufferer from rheumatism for the past eight years and was confined to his bed since March. The late Mr. Allward was born in Plymouth, Devonshire County, England, 61 years ago and when a lad 7 years old came to Canada. For the past 30 years he has been resident of Waterloo and was employed with Mr. J. E. Seagram as cooper until illness foreed him to relinquish his position. The late Mr. Alwood served the town as councillor for several years. In politics he was a Conservative, A widow, 3 sons and 3 daughters Survive namely, Fred, Moosejaw, Sask; George, Uypsilanti, Mich.; Edward, of Estavan, Sask., Inez, Vera home and Annie, Wionna, Ore. Two brothers, Samuel, Barrie; Edward, of Toronto and one sister, Mrs. Ward, London, Ontario.
The Chronicle Telegraph 17 Aug 1911, p. 4
Contributor: Darryl Bonk
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