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April 17, 2020 PUBLIC BURIAL REPORT 5:07:22 PM Interments Report printed 2020-04-17 A ABECASSIS, REBECCA October 6, 1969 ABRAMS, BESSIE April 6, 1971 JAQUES ABECASSIS 10 SOUTH - 12- 9 HELEN COHEN L - 5- 8 665 ROSELAWN AVE. APT # 212 TORONTO ON 64 LYNNHAVEN RD. TO ON ABELLA, HELEN January 30, 1977 ABRAMS, GOLDA July 2, 1961 MAX ABELLA J NORTH - 2- 3 DANIEL KORMAN 112 SOUTH - 14- 4 2700 BETHURST ST. APT 910 TO ON 54 FOXBAR ROAD TORONTO ON M4V 2G6 ABELLA, MIRIAM November 2, 1955 ABRAMS, JERRY November 23, 1976 ARLENE ABELLA 105 NORTH - 6- 7 JEFF ABRAMS 112 SOUTH - 14- 3 49 ROBINTA DR. NORTH YORK ON M2M 3R4 6030 BATHURST ST. APT 1807 WILLOWDALE ON ABELMAN, JOSEPH April 2, 1929 ABRAMS, JOSEPH May 15, 1963 NO KIN 102 - 11- 21 HELEN COHEN L - 6- 9 Incomplete data No Record 64 LYNNHAVEN RD. TO ON ABONYI, ALEX August 6, 1989 ABRAMS, LIONEL December 22, 1994 8 - MR. THOMAS ABONYI Q NORTH - 11- 8 HARVEY ABRAMS 9- 19 26 Ambleside Ave. Toronto ON M8Z 2H6 104-7 TOWNSGATE DR. VAUGHAN ON L4J 7Z9 ABONYI, VIOLET March 3, 1999 ABRAMS, SAM October 20, 1982 B SOUTH - MR. THOMAS ABONYI Q NORTH - 11- 7 ARONOLD ABRAMS 13- 8 26 Ambleside Ave. Toronto ON M8Z 2H6 181 HONITON ST. DOWNSVIEW ABRAHAMI, ROBERT October 17, 1967 ABRAMS, SOLLY January 8, 1945 E - J. ABRAHAMI 12 - 8- 17 SYLVIA MELTZ 4- 4 21 MAYFAIR AVE. TO ON 4 MASCOT PLACE, APT. 302 NORTH YORK ON M2R 1J6 ABRAHAMS, MIRIAM October 28, 2019 ABRAMS, WILLIAM January 10, 1990 115 - RENEE STIER 4 - 1- 17 NO KIN 11- 8 33 BOWERING WALK TORONTO ON M3H 5Z8 VERIFY IF POSSIBLE ABRAMOVITZ, BENJAMIN November 24, 1981 ABRAMSON, SARAH August 11, 1949 N NORTH - BARBARA VYNER 1 - 4- 7 BESS ROSEN 3- 8 45 Oriah Court Thornhill ON L4J 8C3 199 REINER ABRAMOVITZ, FERN June 21, 1941 ABRON, OSCAR February 23, 1986 102 - VIVIAN ABRAMOVITZ E - B- 9 MURRAY ABRON 14- 36 260 HEATH ST. WEST APT #904 TORONTO ON M4W 1A8 ABRAMOVITZ, HERMAN July 2, 1954 ABSHEZ, HARRY March 25, 1979 K - ANNIE ABRAMOVITZ 111 NORTH - 6- 2 MURRAY ABSHEZ 8- 4 119 EUCHLID AVE. 35 CEDERCROFT BLVD., APT. 610 NORTH YORK ON M2R 2Z4 ABRAMOVITZ, ISIDORE February 3, 1971 ABSHEZ, MARY May 14, 1993 K - WENDY BURSTYN R - 6- 5 NO KIN 8- 5 259 CORTLEIGH BLVD. TORONTO ON M5N 1P8 Incomplete data No Record ABRAMOVITZ, MILLIE May 15, 2002 ACKER, BESS November 4, 2013 BARBARA VYNER 1 - 4- 8 EDITH ACKER *B SOUTH - 21- 26 45 Oriah Court Thornhill ON L4J 8C3 362-B Quebec Ave Toronto ON M6P 2V3 ABRAMOVITZ, SOLOMON December 23, 1986 ACKER, CHARLES November 5, 2002 MURRAY ABRON S SOUTH - 20- 6 EDITH ACKER *B SOUTH - 21- 27 260 HEATH ST. WEST APT #904 TORONTO ON M4W 1A8 362-B Quebec Ave Toronto ON M6P 2V3 ABRAMOWITZ, ROSE July 25, 1990 ACKER, LAURA August 28, 1997 SIMMIE BURSTYN R - 6- 4 WILLIAM ACKER *B NORTH - 21- 8 7071 BAYVIEW AVE., APT. 114 THORNHILL ON L3T 7Y8 203 AVA RD. TORONTO ON M6C 1W8 ABRAMS, ANNIE March 26, 1967 ACKERMAN, ALBERT December 16, 1999 I - ALLAN ABRAMS E - 6- 7 SONYA ACKERMAN 15- 4 1 CANYON AVE., APT 1606 TO ON 22 DELL PARK AVE. TORONTO ON M6B 2T4 ABRAMS, BERTHA October 24, 1984 ACKERMAN, MARY July 22, 1997 ARNOLD ABRAMS B SOUTH - 13- 7 SAM ACKERMAN 109 - 14- 4 131 BEECROFT RD., APT. 403 NORTH YORK ON M2N 6G9 75 SUMMERDALE DR. THORNHILL ON L3T 6W6 Page 1 of 310 Interments Report printed 2020-04-17 A ACKERMAN, MAX December 9, 1960 ADELMAN, BECKY September 3, 1961 MORRIS ACKERMAN N NORTH - 13- 8 H ATOS 12 A - 8- 25 275 QUEEN ST. E. TO ON 24 WEST HAMTON RD ST. CATHERINES ON ACKERMAN, OSCAR October 24, 1991 ADELMAN, PAUL August 24, 1950 SAM ACKERMAN 109 - 14- 5 ALEX KNOF 102 - 12- 31 75 SUMMERDALE DR. THORNHILL ON L3T 6W6 96 THORNCLIFF PARK DRIVE APT. 3304 TO ON M4H 1L7 ACKERMAN, SONYA December 11, 2014 ADELMAN, PHILIP March 13, 1932 ARLENE ACKERMAN I - 15- 5 ABBY ADELMAN 102 - 11- 32 1352 MADRONA DR. NANOOSE BAY BC V9P 9C9 48 ISABELLA STREET, APT 507 TORONTO ON M4Y 1N2 ACKERMAN, TZIREL January 11, 1937 ADELMAN, RACHEL December 19, 1962 NO KIN K - 12- 10 M ADELMAN 102 - 12- 32 Incomplete data No Record 3858 MT. ROYAL DR. WINDSOR ON ACKMAN, HELEN December 23, 1988 ADELSTEIN, SOPHIA April 21, 1975 SYLVIA ANTFLICK R - 11- 12 BOB ZIGLER 3 - 3- 1 11 ERINBOROUGH DR. TO ON M3H 1B5 319 Homewood Ave. Toronto ON M ACKMAN, MAX ADLER, JACOB November 17, 1989 R - 1 11 HELEN ACKMAN - RANDY SPIEGEL 115 - 3- 14 181 QUEEN STREET E. 62 VIEWMOUNT AVE. TORONTO ON M6B 1T6 ACKS, DAVID November 17, 1994 ADLER, MORRIS March 17, 1991 9 - MARY ACKS 2- 1 ARTHUR ADLER 3 - 6- 16 50 VIEWMOUNT AVE. NORTH YORK ON M6B 1T4 7601 BATHURST ST. STE. 1206 THORNHILL ON L4J 4H5 ACKS, ETTIE December 11, 1970 ADLER, ORLANS May 22, 1974 E - BRANNA HART 2- 27 EDITH ADLER 7 - 8- 13 89 DUNLOE ROAD TO ON M5P 2T7 37 ROLLSCOURT DR. WILLOWDALE ON ACKS, LOUIS October 17, 1948 ADLER, PEARL October 4, 1999 E - BRANNA HART 3- 28 ARTHUR ADLER 3 - 6- 15 89 DUNLOE ROAD TO ON M5P 2T7 7601 BATHURST ST. STE. 1206 THORNHILL ON L4J 4H5 ACKS, MARY February 4, 2004 ADLER, ROSE October 30, 1998 9 - DANIEL ACKS 2- 2 RANDY SPIEGEL 115 - 3- 13 2100 BATHURST ST. APT. 104 TORONTO ON M5N 2P2 62 VIEWMOUNT AVE. TORONTO ON M6B 1T6 ACKS, RUBY July 28, 1959 ADLER, SARAH March 8, 1984 12 A - BRANNA HART 5- 11 DANIEL BERNSTEIN S SOUTH - 17- 20 89 DUNLOE ROAD TO ON M5P 2T7 750 BRIAR HILL AVE TORONTO ON M6B 1L3 ADAMS, BERTHA January 27, 1953 ADLER, SARI December 16, 1982 101 - JACK ADAMS 13- 12 IMRE ADLER S NORTH - 23- 8 970 PINEWOOD ROAD NORTH BAY ON 605 FINCH AVE. WEST APT. 1113 ADAMS, MILDRED June 4, 1941 ADMAN, ANNIE May 25, 1967 112 SOUTH - JACK ADAMS 6- 5 LOUIS DENNIS 102 - 8- 40 970 PINEWOOD ROAD NORTH BAY ON 126 WHITMORE AVE. TORONTO ON M6C 2H8 ADAMS, PHILIP October 3, 1972 AGAR, JOHNATHAN May 19, 1981 101 - JACK ADAMS 13- 13 RON AGAR 10 NORTH - 6- 20 970 PINEWOOD ROAD NORTH BAY ON 51 FIFESHIRE RD. NORTH YORK ON M2L 2G7 ADELBERG, ADA January 7, 1976 AIDELMAN, JACOB November 4, 1962 9 - BORIS ADELBERG 3- 2 FANNY SKY 104 NORTH - 12- 7 6 CARIBOU ROAD 345 LONSDALE RD. TORONTO ON ADELBERG, LOUIS June 19, 1962 AIZIC, CHIZELA April 5, 1977 9 - 3 1 HELEN STEEN - LEON AIZIC R - 8- 5 120 LAURELCREST AVE. TORONTO ON M3H 3B3 20 ABERFELDY CRES. THORNHILL ON ADELBERG, SARAH May 18, 1988 AKLER, GERTRUDE February 17, 1954 D SOUTH - 7 6 BORIS ADELBERG - MR. H. AKLER 105 NORTH - 6- 5 241 BRIGHTON AVE. DOWNSVIEW ON 209 PARK HOME AVE. WILLOWDALE ON ADELKIND, PEARL August 4, 1994 ALBAUM, ADELLE June 25, 2001 6 NORTH - 3 13 SHERYL ADELKIND - RHODA SILZER 1 - 2- 2 100 ANTIBES DR., APT. 1505 NORTH YORK ON M2R 3N1 136 FALKIRK ST. TORONTO ON M5M 4K3 Page 2 of 310 Interments Report printed 2020-04-17 A ALBAUM, BEN December 17, 1972 ALLEN, JOSEPH January 24, 1985 JOEL ALBAUM 1 - 2- 1 PAULA HUCKSTEP D NORTH - 12- 11 14 LILYWOOD ROAD TORONTO ON 220 VICTORIA AVE. EAST STROUD ON ALBAUM, JOEL July 24, 2019 ALLEN, KARL April 8, 1970 PAULINE ALBAUM 1 - 11- 8 JACK FISHER 10 SOUTH - 10- 8 7420 BATHURST ST. STE 1010 THORNHILL ON L4J 6X4 50 TIMBERLAND DR. TORONTO ON ALBERT, PEREZ May 10, 1971 ALLEN, MAX July 17, 2016 M ALBERT S SOUTH - 22- 19 DAVID ALLEN 9 - 8- 17 3 GOLDFINCH CRES. APT. 406 915-3900 YONGE ST. TORONTO ON M2P 2A9 ALBERTSON, BENJAMIN October 22, 1984 ALLEN, STANLEY March 21, 1973 CHARLEY ALBERTSON 101 - 14- 11 BEVERLY ALLEN D NORTH - 12- 9 13 KNOLL PLACE W. CALDWELL N.J. USA 46 BELLBURY CRES. WILLOWDALE ON ALBERTSON, CHARLES December 14, 1994 ALSPECTOR, ABRAHAM January 8, 2007 STEVEN ALBERTSON 101 - 13- 10 SHELDON ALSPECTOR 2 NORTH - 8- 12 125 CYPRESS COURT HOWELL NJ, U.S.A. 07731 115 FOREST HEIGHTS BLVD. TORONTO ON M2L 2K7 ALBERTSON, HELENE November 27, 1977 ALSPECTOR, JUDY November 16, 1986 STEVEN ALBERTSON 101 - 14- 12 SHELDON ALSPECTOR 2 NORTH - 8- 11 13 KNOWELL PLACE, WEST CALDWELL NEW JERSEY USA 07006 115 FOREST HEIGHTS BLVD. TORONTO ON M2L 2K7 ALBOM, HANNA August 26, 1990 ALSPECTOR, MORRIS December 29, 2002 MORRIS ALBOM 2 NORTH - 5- 15 HELEN ROSENBAUM 2 NORTH - 2- 18 1 GERMAN MILLS ROAD THORNHILL ON 15 Blue Forest Dr. Toronto ON M3H 4W3 ALBOM, LEO March 29, 1990 ALSPECTOR, ROSE May 25, 1992 MORRIS ALBOM 2 NORTH - 5- 16 HELEN ROSENBAUM 2 NORTH - 2- 17 1 GERMAN MILLS ROAD THORNHILL ON 15 Blue Forest Dr. Toronto ON M3H 4W3 ALBRIGHT, IDA May 22, 2009 ALTBERGER, CLAIRE October 10, 1949 SCARLAT ALBRIGHT 4 - 3- 7 OSCAR GELMAN 107 - - 88 402-407 WALMER RD. TORONTO ON M5R 3N2 25 CANYON AVE., APT. 704 NORTH YORK ON M3H 4Y1 ALDERMAN, BENJAMIN March 21, 1952 ALTBERGER, NATHAN September 30, 1954 107 - WILLIAM ROSE A - L- 26NATHAN KARUS - 87 421 GLENHOLM AVE. TORONTO ON 63 BLACKTHORN AVE. ALEXANDER, LOUIS December 24, 1951 ALTER, DORA April 2, 1984 12 - NO DATE OF INTERMENT 113 - M- 27JEREMY ALTER 11- 6 99 BROOKVIEW DR.
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    York University Archives & Special Collections (CTASC) Finding Aid - True Davidson fonds (F0302) Generated by Access to Memory (AtoM) 2.5.3 Printed: April 22, 2020 Language of description: English York University Archives & Special Collections (CTASC) 305 Scott Library, 4700 Keele Street, York University Toronto Ontario Canada M3J 1P3 Telephone: 416-736-5442 Fax: 416-650-8039 Email: [email protected] http://www.library.yorku.ca/ccm/ArchivesSpecialCollections/index.htm https://atom.library.yorku.ca//index.php/true-davidson-fonds True Davidson fonds Table of contents Summary information .................................................................................................................................... 19 Administrative history / Biographical sketch ................................................................................................ 19 Scope and content ......................................................................................................................................... 19 Notes .............................................................................................................................................................. 20 Access points ................................................................................................................................................. 20 Collection holdings ........................................................................................................................................ 20 1978-004/001(01), Accursed Parsonage