George W. GILLESPIE

William married Isabella MCINTOSH on 21 Jul 1869 in Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 27 Number 1999 Date July 31 1869 County Carleton Place Woodstock Newspaper Carleton Sentinel m. 21st inst., at residence of bride's father, by Rev. S. Bernard, William James GILLESPIE of Knowlesville / Isabella only d/o Daniel, Glassville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada. Isabella (daughter of Donald MCINTOSH and Isabella SIM) was born about 1849 in Scotland; died on 26 Jun 1878 in see notes, Glassville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried in 1878 in Glassville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 44 Number 259

Date July 15 1878
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper The Daily Telegraph

d. Glassville (Carleton Co.) 26th ult., Isabella GILLESPIE widow of William J. GILLESPIE, age 30.

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Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 62 Number 2922
Date March 14 1885 County Saint John
Place Saint John Newspaper The Daily Telegraph

d. Glassville (Carleton Co.) 21st Jan., Donald McINTOSH, aged about 80 years

Donald married Isabella SIM. Isabella was born in 1809 in Barnhill Elgin Scotland; died on 13 Oct 1896 in Glassville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried in 1896 in United Church Cemetery, Glassville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 101 Number 1980
Date October 31 1896 County Carleton
Place Woodstock Newspaper Carleton Sentinel

In Memoriam - Mrs. Donald McINTOSH, nee Isabella SIM. Born at Barnhill, Elgin, Scotland in 1809. Died at Glassville (Carleton Co.) N.B., Thursday 13th Oct. 1896, age 87 years. - The late Mrs. Donald McIntosh (nee Isabella Sim) was born at Barnhill, Elgin, Scotland, sometime in 1809. She came of good old Presbyterian stock, her father having been a zealous and otherwise distinguished elder of the Presbyterian church for many years. She was accordingly reared under strict religious training. In due course she was married to Donald McIntosh, farmer of Broomhill, near Forres, Elgin, to whom she bore a numerous family - all born in Scotland. In 1860, Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh and family came out to Boston, thence to Glassville via St. John, Fredericton and Woodstock. In Glassville Mr. McIntosh took up land and hewed a fine farm for himself and family here, on which he resided, till within a few years of his death in the home of his son John McINTOSH, now a Glassville merchant. Deceased had been in gradually failing health during the last two or three years. Mrs. McIntosh's remains were consigned to the grave in Glassville, Thursday 15th, Rev. J.K. Beairsto conducting services at the house and grave. Deceased leaves five married sons, with their wives and families and one married granddaughter. Another son 'midst the forests of the west' was not of course present.