1907, Friday September 6, The Almonte Gazette, front page
Obit. – Mrs Robert Yuill
Word of the death of Mrs Robert Yuill of Ramsay came as a sad surprise to many friends. She had been ailing for some time, and was still in a condition to cause serious alarm but it was not thought that the summons would came so soon or so suddenly as it did on Thursday night of last week, August 29th. Deceased whose maiden name was Agnes Taylor, was the eldest daughter of the late John and Ann Taylor, and was in her 69th year. She was the eldest of a family of nine children, seven of whom are still living, the other one who has passed away being Mr Duncan Taylor, who died in Almonte a few years ago. Those living are Mrs R. Penman, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs J.S. Steubing, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs A. Stevenson, Almonte; Wm and Alex Taylor, Carman, Man.; and Mrs W. Shirley, Swan Lake, Man. Fortysix years ago last April deceased was married to Mr Robert Yuill and to them were born nine children of whom seven are still living. These are Annie (Mrs Wm Gilmour) in Ramsay; Minnie Turner (Mrs A.G. McFarlane) dead; James D., Mather, Man.; John T., dead; Wm H., Winnipeg; Alex, Mather; Belle, Robert M., and E. Maude, at home. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, giving evidence of the almost universal love and esteem entertained for the late Mrs Yuill, and also expressing sympathy for the bereaved husband and family. The services were conducted Rev Mr Daly of St John's church of which deceased had been for years an exemplary and consistent member.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) •
Obit. – Mrs Robert Yuill
Word of the death of Mrs Robert Yuill of Ramsay came as a sad surprise to many friends. She had been ailing for some time, and was still in a condition to cause serious alarm but it was not thought that the summons would came so soon or so suddenly as it did on Thursday night of last week, August 29th. Deceased whose maiden name was Agnes Taylor, was the eldest daughter of the late John and Ann Taylor, and was in her 69th year. She was the eldest of a family of nine children, seven of whom are still living, the other one who has passed away being Mr Duncan Taylor, who died in Almonte a few years ago. Those living are Mrs R. Penman, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs J.S. Steubing, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs A. Stevenson, Almonte; Wm and Alex Taylor, Carman, Man.; and Mrs W. Shirley, Swan Lake, Man. Fortysix years ago last April deceased was married to Mr Robert Yuill and to them were born nine children of whom seven are still living. These are Annie (Mrs Wm Gilmour) in Ramsay; Minnie Turner (Mrs A.G. McFarlane) dead; James D., Mather, Man.; John T., dead; Wm H., Winnipeg; Alex, Mather; Belle, Robert M., and E. Maude, at home. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, giving evidence of the almost universal love and esteem entertained for the late Mrs Yuill, and also expressing sympathy for the bereaved husband and family. The services were conducted Rev Mr Daly of St John's church of which deceased had been for years an exemplary and consistent member.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) •
1907, Friday September 6, The Almonte Gazette, front page
Obit. – Mrs Robert Yuill
Word of the death of Mrs Robert Yuill of Ramsay came as a sad surprise to many friends. She had been ailing for some time, and was still in a condition to cause serious alarm but it was not thought that the summons would came so soon or so suddenly as it did on Thursday night of last week, August 29th. Deceased whose maiden name was Agnes Taylor, was the eldest daughter of the late John and Ann Taylor, and was in her 69th year. She was the eldest of a family of nine children, seven of whom are still living, the other one who has passed away being Mr Duncan Taylor, who died in Almonte a few years ago. Those living are Mrs R. Penman, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs J.S. Steubing, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs A. Stevenson, Almonte; Wm and Alex Taylor, Carman, Man.; and Mrs W. Shirley, Swan Lake, Man. Fortysix years ago last April deceased was married to Mr Robert Yuill and to them were born nine children of whom seven are still living. These are Annie (Mrs Wm Gilmour) in Ramsay; Minnie Turner (Mrs A.G. McFarlane) dead; James D., Mather, Man.; John T., dead; Wm H., Winnipeg; Alex, Mather; Belle, Robert M., and E. Maude, at home. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, giving evidence of the almost universal love and esteem entertained for the late Mrs Yuill, and also expressing sympathy for the bereaved husband and family. The services were conducted Rev Mr Daly of St John's church of which deceased had been for years an exemplary and consistent member.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) •
Obit. – Mrs Robert Yuill
Word of the death of Mrs Robert Yuill of Ramsay came as a sad surprise to many friends. She had been ailing for some time, and was still in a condition to cause serious alarm but it was not thought that the summons would came so soon or so suddenly as it did on Thursday night of last week, August 29th. Deceased whose maiden name was Agnes Taylor, was the eldest daughter of the late John and Ann Taylor, and was in her 69th year. She was the eldest of a family of nine children, seven of whom are still living, the other one who has passed away being Mr Duncan Taylor, who died in Almonte a few years ago. Those living are Mrs R. Penman, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs J.S. Steubing, Kingsley, Man.; Mrs A. Stevenson, Almonte; Wm and Alex Taylor, Carman, Man.; and Mrs W. Shirley, Swan Lake, Man. Fortysix years ago last April deceased was married to Mr Robert Yuill and to them were born nine children of whom seven are still living. These are Annie (Mrs Wm Gilmour) in Ramsay; Minnie Turner (Mrs A.G. McFarlane) dead; James D., Mather, Man.; John T., dead; Wm H., Winnipeg; Alex, Mather; Belle, Robert M., and E. Maude, at home. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon and was very largely attended, giving evidence of the almost universal love and esteem entertained for the late Mrs Yuill, and also expressing sympathy for the bereaved husband and family. The services were conducted Rev Mr Daly of St John's church of which deceased had been for years an exemplary and consistent member.
Contributor: Gary J Byron (49329383) •
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