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Surname Givens Dateevent Placeevent Age/Born Spouse Date Surname Givens Event DateEvent PlaceEvent Age/Born Spouse Date Page Info/Kin AASLAND Bjarne Norman Marr 10-Apr-1954 Comox United Audrey Bell 14-Apr-1954 9 Son of M/M Olaf Aasland of Castlegar Church Lancashire ABBOTT (boy) Birth 18-Jul-1951 Comox 26-Jul-1951 8 Son of M/M Edward Abbott of Courtenay ABBOTT (girl) Birth 23-Apr-1951 Campbell River 3-May-1951 2 Dtr/o M/M Thos. Abbott of Campbell River ABELL (girl) Birth 26-Jul-1955 Comox 27-Jul-1955 3 Dtr/o M/M Edward Abell, RCAF, Comox ABOLINS Emil Death3-Nov-1953 Cumberland age 80 not named 5-Nov-1953 11 Retired professor from Latvian University, father of Mrs. Ed Olins of Fanny Bay, service at Cumberland United Church, Banks FH, cremation in Vancouver (See Fanny Bay news, 12 Nov p. 10) ABRAMS Seymour Death20-May-1951 Nanaimo age 60 Mrs. Abrams 24-May-1951 1 Son of James Abrams, early merchant of Nanaimo, 3 children and other family named, former customs inspector at Union Bay, funeral in Nanaimo. See also 31 May p. 2 Union Bay People and page 7 Paper Carries Editorial ACORN (girl) Birth 11-Mar-1955 Comox 16-Mar-1955 7 Dtr/o M/M K. Acorn of Courtenay ADAMS (girl) Birth 24-Aug-1955 Victoria 31-Aug-1955 8 Dtr/o M/M L. Adams, nee Pauline Downey ADAMS Earl Laurie Marr 4-Jul-1954 Tofino Norma Annie 14-Jul-1954 8 Son of M/M G.G. Adams of Willow Point Arnet ADAMS Howard Marr 5-Feb-1955 Port Alberni Shirley Dutton 9-Feb-1955 3 Attended by Shirley's relatives (Bowser news) ADAMS Marion Rose Marr 18-Dec-1954 Campbell River James Bruce 22-Dec-1954 8 Dtr/o M/M George G. Adams of Campbell River, engagement United Church Webster announced 24 Nov p. 7 ADAMSCHEK (boy) Birth 10-Oct-1954 Comox 13-Oct-1954 11 Son of M/M Ernest Adamschek of Merville ADAMSON (boy) Birth 6-Sep-1954 Comox 8-Sep-1954 11 Son of M/M Norman Adamson of Comox ADAMSON (girl) Birth 22-May-1953 Cumberland 28-May-1953 5 Dtr/o M/M Thomas Adamson of Union Bay ADAMSON Daniel Death28-Apr-1953 Manila, Phillipines age 55 not named 7-May-1953 5 Born in Scotland, son of M/M Robert Adamson, nephew of Mrs. E. Shearer, Mrs. F. Smith and Daniel Adamson, brother of Mrs. H. Williams, Robert and Thomas. Ashes interred at Cumberland Cemetery, wife and 2 children in California (14 Apr 1954 p. 6, Cumberland news) ADDISON (boy) Birth 13-Nov-1955 Comox 16-Nov-1955 10 Son of M/M Harry Addison, RCAF, Comox ADEY Frances Anne Marr 17-Jan-1953 St. Andrew's Eric Roy HAGG 22-Jan-1953 5 Dtr/o M/M Frank Adey of McKelvie Road Anglican church ADOLPH Hans Marr 26-Nov-1954 Vancouver, St. Patricia Harper 24-Nov-1954 7 Resident of Courtenay, engagement announced 24 Nov p. 7 John's United AHERN Marion Death1-Jan-1954 Campbell River age 72 Harold G. 6-Jan-1954 8 Born in Independence, Iowa, mother of Jack, Robert, Mrs. W. Shannon Ahern and Mrs. George Reid, sis/o Robert and Frank Patrick and Mrs. Edward Wagner, bur. Campbell River cemetery, Sutton's FH AHO Victor Death12-Jun-1953 Royston age 72 18-Jun-1953 1 Recently retired from Comox Logging Company, service at Sutton's FH, bur. Courtenay Civic cemetery AITKEN (boy) Birth 22-Mar-1955 Comox 30-Mar-1955 10 Son of M/M Kenneth Aitken of Courtenay AITKEN (girl) Birth 24-May-1952 Comox 29-May-1952 12 Dtr/o M/M Kenneth Aitken of Courtenay Surname Givens Event DateEvent PlaceEvent Age/Born Spouse Date Page Info/Kin AITKEN Andrew Death4-Mar-1954 Terrace age 65 10-Mar-1954 6 Born in New York, formerly of Bevan, son of Mrs. Aitken of Comox, bro/o Mrs. John Miller, Dave, Colin and Robert, service at Piercy's FH, bur. Cumberland cemetery AITKEN Edith Caroline Death6-Apr-1953 Cumberland 25-Feb- Colin Cameron 9-Apr-1953 2 Dtr/o Vincent Picketti and Caroline Crosetti, mother of Donald, Kenneth 1903 Aitken and Joanne, siblings also named, service at Piercy's FH, bur. Cumberland cemetery AITKEN Thomas Smith Death12-Nov-1952 Vancouver age 64 20-Nov-1952 14 Former dentist in Courtenay, brother of John and Alexander, survived by wife and two dtrs in Vancouver AKERLUND (girl) Birth 28-Jul-1953 Comox 30-Jul-1953 14 Dtr/o M/M Neil Akerlund of Headquarters AKLEY (girl) Birth 10-Mar-1954 Comox 17-Mar-1954 5 Dtr/o M/M George Arkley of Comox ALCOCK Mrs. I. Death18-Jan-1951 Vancouver, 25-Jan-1951 12 Mother of R. J. Haines of Heriot who was unable to attend the funeral Washington (Quadra Island news) ALDERMAN (boy) Birth 7-Sep-1955 Comox 14-Sep-1955 8 Son of Dr/Mrs. Philip Alderman, RCAF, Comox ALDRIDGE Grace Violet Marr 28-Aug-1954 Quadra Island, St. James Arthur 8-Sep-1954 12 Dtr/o M/M Stanley Aldridge of Woodstock, Ontario, formerly of London, John's Ang. Clandening England ALEX (girl) Birth 23-Dec-1953 Comox 6-Jan-1954 5 Dtr/o M/M Allan Alex of RR2 Courtenay ALEXANDER (boy) Birth 28-Mar-1953 Comox 2-Apr-1953 5 Son of M/M Lawrence Alexander of Courtenay ALGIE (girl) Birth bef 1 Feb 1951 1-Feb-1951 11 Dtr/o M/M Algie (Hornby Island news) ALLBERRY Winnifred May Death5-Apr-1953 Comox 5 feb 1896 Henry Pratt 9-Apr-1953 1 Born in Victoria, dtr/o late Canon F. Flinton, mother of Mrs. Helen Allberry Booker, sister of Austin and Eric Flinton and Mrs. Hilda Merriman, service at St. Andrew's Anglican, Sutton's FH ALLEN (boy) Birth 10-Oct-1951 Campbell River 18-Oct-1951 2 Son of M/M Robert R. Allen of Campbell River ALLEN (boy) Birth 24-Oct-1951 Comox 1-Nov-1951 6 Son of M/M Leonard Allen of Courtenay ALLEN (boy) Birth 11-Oct-1955 Comox 12-Oct-1955 5 Son of M/M Richard Allen, RCAF, Dove Creek ALLEN (girl) Birth 16-Oct-1951 Comox 18-Oct-1951 2 Dtr/o M/M William E. Allen of Courtenay ALLEN (girl) Birth 21-May-1952 Comox 29-May-1952 12 Dtr/o M/M Wilfred Allen of Courtenay ALLEN (girl) Birth 21-Oct-1952 Comox 23-Oct-1952 5 Dtr/o M/M Donald Allen of Comox ALLEN (girl) Birth bef 9 Nov 1955 Edmonton 9-Nov-1955 11 Dtr/o M/M Robert Allen, nee Joan Grant ALLEN Donald Charles Marr 2-Jul-1955 Campbell River Mary Doris 6-Jul-1955 10 Son of Mrs. H. and late Mr. Allen United Church Manson ALLEN Letitia Margaret Marr 2-Jul-1955 White Rock Maurice William 13-Jul-1955 2 Dtr/o M/M Albert Edward Allen of White Rock United Church Bruce Marks ALLEN Mabel Violet Death21-May-1951 Campbell River age 48 William ALLAN 31-May-1951 3 Resident of Heriot Bay for nearly a year, one dtr not named ALLEN Richard Barry Marr 15-Jan-1955 Sandwick Anne-Marie 19-Jan-1955 2 Son of late M/M Cyrus Rothwell Allen of Ironbridge, Ontario, Anglican Ware engagement announced 5 Jan p. 9 ALLEN Robert Death9-Mar-1953 Victoria age 78 Anne Allen 19-Mar-1953 2 Former resident of Cumberland, father of Walter, 2 grandsons, 3 siblings in England, service in Victoria, bur. Royal Oak Burial Park ALLEN Robert Marr 13-Sep-1954 Edmonton, St. Joan Grant 15-Sep-1954 2 Son of M/M Robert Allen of Edmonton Stephen's Ang. Surname Givens Event DateEvent PlaceEvent Age/Born Spouse Date Page Info/Kin ALLEN Robert B. Marr 27-Jan-1951 Campbell River, Margaret 1-Feb-1951 6 Son of M/M P. B. Allen of Campbell River St. Peter's Evelyn OLIVE ALLEN Thelma May Marr 25-Nov-1955 Courtenay, U.C. Robert Lynn 30-Nov-1955 2 Dtr/o M/M Ralph L. Allen of Ganges, engagement announced 9 Nov p. manse Woodruff 11 ALLEYN Matilda Collis Death23-Apr-1951 Vancouver age 84 Richard Alleyn 3-May-1951 1 Spent summers in Little Bay area, res of Victoria, 5 children named, bur. in Vancouver ALLEYN Richard Death18-Jul-1952 Comox age 85 Matilda Alleyn 24-Jul-1952 7 Born in Quebec City, father of Jack and Pat, Mrs. Nancy Lytton, Mrs. Hartley Lloyd and Nora Alleyn, brother of Ernest and Mrs. H. Collette, service at St. John the Baptist, Comox, bur. Sadwick United cemetery, Sutton's FH ALLIK Leonard Marr 21-Apr-1951 Kalispell, Darlene 10-May-1951 15 Resident of Campbell River, son of M/M A. Allik Montana, STAHLBERG Assembly of God Church AMOS (girl) Birth 24-Apr-1952 Victoria 1-May-1952 3 Dtr/o M/M J. Amos (Denman Island news) ANAKA (girl) Birth 28-Sep-1953 Comox 1-Oct-1953 11 Dtr/o M/M Harry Anaka of Campbell River ANDERSEN (boy) Birth 21-Mar-1953 Comox 26-Mar-1953 12 Son of M/M Harold Andersen of Comox ANDERSEN John Birth 3 Jan 1868 Denmark 6-Jan-1954 5 86th birthday cemebrated in Campbell River, father of Einar and Agnes (Mrs. Oscar Thulin) ANDERSON (boy) Birth 4-Jun-1952 Cumberland 12-Jun-1952 11 Son of M/M Tommy Anderson of Union Bay ANDERSON (boy) Birth 16-Oct-1954 Port Alberni 20-Oct-1954 5 Son of M/M John Anderson, nee Easterbrook, of Port Alberni (Cumberland news) ANDERSON (boy) Birth 10-Aug-1955 Cumberland 17-Aug-1955 5 Son of M/M John Anderson of Union Bay ANDERSON (girl) Birth 21-Jun-1952 Comox 26-Jun-1952 6 Dtr/o M/M Maxwell Anderson of Courtenay ANDERSON Andrew Death2-Jul-1955 Thurlow Island 2 Dec single 6-Jul-1955 1 Logging accident, born in Sweden, no known relatives in Canada, bur.
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