1919, Friday April 11, The Almonte Gazette, page 4
DEATHS
In Ramsay, on Monday, April 7th, 1919, Joseph Chapman, aged 56 years.
1919, Friday April 11,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Mr. Joseph Chapman
On Monday April 7th, at his home in Ramsay, Mr. Joseph Chapman passed away, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Ramsay, near Appleton, fifty-six years ago a son of John Chapman who came over from Scotland. About twenty-five years ago he was married to Christina Margaret Drummond, daughter of the late Daniel Drummond, and a sister of David Drummond of Appleton. Of six children born to them, two are dead. He is survived by his wife, John, Marion, Lillian and Helen, also one brother G.T. Chapman. After his marriage he moved to Bristol, and a few years ago he returned and lived on the 7th line, but later moved to Mr. Thomas Arthur's farm on the 9th line. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon from his residence to the 8th line cemetery, Rev. Mr. Monds, of Carleton Places, assisted by Rev. Mr. Fraser of Appleton, and Rev. S.G. Brown conducted the services. The pallbearers were: W. Drummond, Stewart, Robert Dunlop, and J. Drynan. The sympathy and kindness of the friends and neighbours was amply shown by the numerous and beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of condolences with the bereaved family.
1919, Friday April 18,The Almonte Gazette, front page
The Late Jos Chapman
These additional facts regarding the death of Mr Jos Chapman have been handed to the Gazette: There were six children, John Marion, Lillian, Sandy who died last June, Isobel, who died in infancy, and Helen. Of his father's family, Jos was the eldest. The other members were Mary (Mrs Colburne), Toronto; Jennie (Mrs Brydges), St Catharines; Maggie, deceased; Janet, (Mrs S.S. Gibson), deceased; G.T. in the old home on the eighth line of Ramsay; Annie (Mrs Bickell), Peterboro; John, deceased; Robert, of San Francisco, and Wm, of Steven's Point, Mich. The pallbearers at the funeral were Wm J. Drummond, Geo T. Drummond, Lawson Stewart, Alex Stewart, Robert Dunlop and Jas Drynan.
DEATHS
In Ramsay, on Monday, April 7th, 1919, Joseph Chapman, aged 56 years.
1919, Friday April 11,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Mr. Joseph Chapman
On Monday April 7th, at his home in Ramsay, Mr. Joseph Chapman passed away, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Ramsay, near Appleton, fifty-six years ago a son of John Chapman who came over from Scotland. About twenty-five years ago he was married to Christina Margaret Drummond, daughter of the late Daniel Drummond, and a sister of David Drummond of Appleton. Of six children born to them, two are dead. He is survived by his wife, John, Marion, Lillian and Helen, also one brother G.T. Chapman. After his marriage he moved to Bristol, and a few years ago he returned and lived on the 7th line, but later moved to Mr. Thomas Arthur's farm on the 9th line. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon from his residence to the 8th line cemetery, Rev. Mr. Monds, of Carleton Places, assisted by Rev. Mr. Fraser of Appleton, and Rev. S.G. Brown conducted the services. The pallbearers were: W. Drummond, Stewart, Robert Dunlop, and J. Drynan. The sympathy and kindness of the friends and neighbours was amply shown by the numerous and beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of condolences with the bereaved family.
1919, Friday April 18,The Almonte Gazette, front page
The Late Jos Chapman
These additional facts regarding the death of Mr Jos Chapman have been handed to the Gazette: There were six children, John Marion, Lillian, Sandy who died last June, Isobel, who died in infancy, and Helen. Of his father's family, Jos was the eldest. The other members were Mary (Mrs Colburne), Toronto; Jennie (Mrs Brydges), St Catharines; Maggie, deceased; Janet, (Mrs S.S. Gibson), deceased; G.T. in the old home on the eighth line of Ramsay; Annie (Mrs Bickell), Peterboro; John, deceased; Robert, of San Francisco, and Wm, of Steven's Point, Mich. The pallbearers at the funeral were Wm J. Drummond, Geo T. Drummond, Lawson Stewart, Alex Stewart, Robert Dunlop and Jas Drynan.
1919, Friday April 11, The Almonte Gazette, page 4
DEATHS
In Ramsay, on Monday, April 7th, 1919, Joseph Chapman, aged 56 years.
1919, Friday April 11,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Mr. Joseph Chapman
On Monday April 7th, at his home in Ramsay, Mr. Joseph Chapman passed away, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Ramsay, near Appleton, fifty-six years ago a son of John Chapman who came over from Scotland. About twenty-five years ago he was married to Christina Margaret Drummond, daughter of the late Daniel Drummond, and a sister of David Drummond of Appleton. Of six children born to them, two are dead. He is survived by his wife, John, Marion, Lillian and Helen, also one brother G.T. Chapman. After his marriage he moved to Bristol, and a few years ago he returned and lived on the 7th line, but later moved to Mr. Thomas Arthur's farm on the 9th line. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon from his residence to the 8th line cemetery, Rev. Mr. Monds, of Carleton Places, assisted by Rev. Mr. Fraser of Appleton, and Rev. S.G. Brown conducted the services. The pallbearers were: W. Drummond, Stewart, Robert Dunlop, and J. Drynan. The sympathy and kindness of the friends and neighbours was amply shown by the numerous and beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of condolences with the bereaved family.
1919, Friday April 18,The Almonte Gazette, front page
The Late Jos Chapman
These additional facts regarding the death of Mr Jos Chapman have been handed to the Gazette: There were six children, John Marion, Lillian, Sandy who died last June, Isobel, who died in infancy, and Helen. Of his father's family, Jos was the eldest. The other members were Mary (Mrs Colburne), Toronto; Jennie (Mrs Brydges), St Catharines; Maggie, deceased; Janet, (Mrs S.S. Gibson), deceased; G.T. in the old home on the eighth line of Ramsay; Annie (Mrs Bickell), Peterboro; John, deceased; Robert, of San Francisco, and Wm, of Steven's Point, Mich. The pallbearers at the funeral were Wm J. Drummond, Geo T. Drummond, Lawson Stewart, Alex Stewart, Robert Dunlop and Jas Drynan.
DEATHS
In Ramsay, on Monday, April 7th, 1919, Joseph Chapman, aged 56 years.
1919, Friday April 11,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Mr. Joseph Chapman
On Monday April 7th, at his home in Ramsay, Mr. Joseph Chapman passed away, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Ramsay, near Appleton, fifty-six years ago a son of John Chapman who came over from Scotland. About twenty-five years ago he was married to Christina Margaret Drummond, daughter of the late Daniel Drummond, and a sister of David Drummond of Appleton. Of six children born to them, two are dead. He is survived by his wife, John, Marion, Lillian and Helen, also one brother G.T. Chapman. After his marriage he moved to Bristol, and a few years ago he returned and lived on the 7th line, but later moved to Mr. Thomas Arthur's farm on the 9th line. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon from his residence to the 8th line cemetery, Rev. Mr. Monds, of Carleton Places, assisted by Rev. Mr. Fraser of Appleton, and Rev. S.G. Brown conducted the services. The pallbearers were: W. Drummond, Stewart, Robert Dunlop, and J. Drynan. The sympathy and kindness of the friends and neighbours was amply shown by the numerous and beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of condolences with the bereaved family.
1919, Friday April 18,The Almonte Gazette, front page
The Late Jos Chapman
These additional facts regarding the death of Mr Jos Chapman have been handed to the Gazette: There were six children, John Marion, Lillian, Sandy who died last June, Isobel, who died in infancy, and Helen. Of his father's family, Jos was the eldest. The other members were Mary (Mrs Colburne), Toronto; Jennie (Mrs Brydges), St Catharines; Maggie, deceased; Janet, (Mrs S.S. Gibson), deceased; G.T. in the old home on the eighth line of Ramsay; Annie (Mrs Bickell), Peterboro; John, deceased; Robert, of San Francisco, and Wm, of Steven's Point, Mich. The pallbearers at the funeral were Wm J. Drummond, Geo T. Drummond, Lawson Stewart, Alex Stewart, Robert Dunlop and Jas Drynan.
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