January 13, 1915, Bertha married George Wesley (Wes) Caswell, in Bruce County, Ontario.
George was the son of William and Margaret (Craig) Caswell, and was the twin brother of Arthur 'Wellington' Caswell.
George and Bertha were possibly married at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Garland, however the hand writing is every illegible. Witnesses at their wedding were Ethel R. Matrie of Pinkerton and Stanley S. Garland of Pinkerton. At the time of their marriage, George's residence is listed as Success, Saskatchewan, and he was born in the Township of Wiarton, Bruce Co.
A year and a half later, July 18th, 1916, George and Bertha are found on the 1916 Sask. Census, District #30 Swift Current, with their first child, Gladys Caswell.
The 1921 and 1931 Sask. census shows the family at the same location: Sec 3 Twp 17 Rng 16 Mer. 3 where George farmed. In 1931 he is listed as having a mixed farm.
George and Bertha had three children; Gladys Bertha, 25 May 1916, Edgar, 27 July 1918 and Albert, who was born in 1925.
January 13, 1915, Bertha married George Wesley (Wes) Caswell, in Bruce County, Ontario.
George was the son of William and Margaret (Craig) Caswell, and was the twin brother of Arthur 'Wellington' Caswell.
George and Bertha were possibly married at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Garland, however the hand writing is every illegible. Witnesses at their wedding were Ethel R. Matrie of Pinkerton and Stanley S. Garland of Pinkerton. At the time of their marriage, George's residence is listed as Success, Saskatchewan, and he was born in the Township of Wiarton, Bruce Co.
A year and a half later, July 18th, 1916, George and Bertha are found on the 1916 Sask. Census, District #30 Swift Current, with their first child, Gladys Caswell.
The 1921 and 1931 Sask. census shows the family at the same location: Sec 3 Twp 17 Rng 16 Mer. 3 where George farmed. In 1931 he is listed as having a mixed farm.
George and Bertha had three children; Gladys Bertha, 25 May 1916, Edgar, 27 July 1918 and Albert, who was born in 1925.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement