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FP = COMOX DISTRICT FREE PRESS SURNAME GIVEN EVENT PLACE AGE/DOB SPOUSE PAPER ISSUE DATE PG # OTHER INFO Caretaker of Hornby Island Lodge, 5 daughters not ABRAHAMS Gerhard K. Death Hornby Island age 66 Mrs. Abrahams FP 4-Oct-1934 1 named ABRAMS Jean Marr Nanaimo Walter LYTTON FP 18-Aug-1938 6 gdtr/o Mrs. P. Brown, in Union Bay news Resident of Lasquetti Island, engagement announced ACTON Robert Marr Doris WILSON FP 11-Aug-1938 2 11 Aug p. 2 ADAMCYZEK (girl) Birth Comox FP 2-Sep-1937 5 Dtr/o M/M Max Adamcyzek of Merville Son of M/M Sidney Adamson, nee Mabel Dack, of ADAMSON (boy) Birth Comox FP 12-May-1938 3 Courtenay ADAMSON (girl) Birth Cumberland FP 11-Mar-1937 3 dtr of Mr. and Mrs. T. Adamson Clarence Hughie Courtenay, St. ADAMSON Frank Chr John's FP 16-Mar-1939 10 Son of M/M Sidney Adamson of Courtenay, christened Courtenay, U.C. ADAMSON Daniel S. Marr manse Elizabeth BAIRD Sr. FP 16-Mar-1939 9 Quiet wedding, only immediate relatives present Sandwick, Anglican Dtr/o M/M Robert Adamson of Cumberland. See 6 Jul ADAMSON Margaret R. Marr church James ROBERTSON FP 29 Jun 1933 2 p. 5, Shower for bride Courtenay, St. Son of M/M John Adamson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, ADAMSON Sidney James Marr John's Mabel Frances DACK FP 4-Jul-1935 3 engagement announced 30 May p. 8 Sandwick, St. ADAMSON Thomas Marr Andrew's Ang. Myrtle McMILLAN FP 11-Jul-1935 5 Son of M/M James Adamson of Cumberland Nanaimo, United Resident of Courtenay, son of M/M L. Adank of ADANK Paul Marr church Edith Grace GARNER FP 1-Dec-1938 1 Huntington Dtr/o M/M Francis S. Adey, nee Betty Knight, of Powell ADEY (girl) Birth Powell River FP 16-Apr-1936 8 River Born in Yorkshire, England, 3 children by first husband Mr. FELLER and named, step-children named, bur. Sandwick United ADEY Alice Death Comox age 75 Charles H. ADEY FP 17-Mar-1938 1 cemetery Robert G. ADEY Effie Eleanor Marr Sandwick Anglican SUTHERLAND FP 13-Oct-1938 8 Dtr/o Mr. Charles Adey of Sandwick Lorna Elizabeth Son of Mr. C. H. Adey of Sandwick, engagement ADEY Francis Smythe Marr Comox, St. Peter's KNIGHT FP 4-Jul-1935 3 announced 6 Jun p. 2 Thomas Alington Dtr/o M/M Oscar Adye, Campbell River. Shower for ADYE Mavis Marr Victoria HUDSON FP 21-Jun-1934 3 couple 12 Jul p. 3 Dtr/o M/M R. Aikenhead of Buckley Bay, name in Fanny AIKENHEAD Audrey Katharine Birth Cumberland FP 19-Mar-1936 2 Bay news 2 Apr p. 8 Lorne Robert Dtr/o M/M J. Aitchison of Courtenay, engagement AITCHISON Edith Marr COLEMAN FP 21-Mar-1935 8 announced 21 Mar 1935 p. 8 VANSTONE, Edward AITCHISON Edith Marr. Courtenay Manse Richard FP 1-Oct-1936 3 only immediate friends present Born in Blyth, Northumberland, England, children AITCHISON Lily Death Courtenay age 59 Joseph AITCHISON FP 25-Aug-1938 1 named, bur. Sandwick United cemetery SURNAME GIVEN EVENT PLACE AGE/DOB SPOUSE PAPER ISSUE DATE PG # OTHER INFO AITCHISON Mrs. Cornelia Death Courtenay 73 AITCHISON, Thomas FP 24-Sep-1936 1 no children, buried Sandwick AITKEN John Marr. Union Bay McKAY, Anne FP 3-Dec-1936 6 son of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Aitken, Nanaimo AITKEN Mildred Marr John O'CONNOR FP 5-Dec-1935 2 Shower for bride 5 Dec p. 2 AITKEN Mrs. Birth FP 22-Mar-1934 8 72nd birthday celebrated at Bevan Sister in Chicago not named, bur. Sandwick U.C. ALBRECHT Oscar Death Campbell River age 47 FP 15 Jun 1933 2 cemetery Comox, Balmoral Native of Scotland, one dtr named, bur. Sandwick ALEXANDER Alfred Death Beach age 75 Mary Alexander FP 8-Dec-1938 8 United cemetery San Francisco, ALLARA Louis Death California not given Mrs. Allara FP 24-Feb-1938 6 Former resident of Cumberland, family not named Son of M/M C.R. Allen of Lower Road, in Sandwick ALLEN (boy) Birth Comox FP 11 May 1933 3 news and 18 May p. 8 under Births Cumberland, at ALLEN (boy) Birth manse FP 18-Oct-1934 6 Son of Rev/Mrs. H. T. Allen of Cumberland Victoria, St. Mary's Gwendolyn Irene Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Alliott of Victoria, niece of Mrs. ALLIOTT Alexander Wood Marr Oak Bay ATKINSON FP 31-Jan-1935 5 L.W. Nunns and Rupert Shaw of Cumberland Husband and son George visiting grave at Sandwick AMAN Elizabeth Death Comox age 62 C. J. Aman FP 18-May-1939 3 United cemetery (Comox news) ANDERS Frank C. Marr Victoria Thora PETCH FP 25 May 1933 8 Announcer for the "Home Gas Hour of Music." ANDERSON (boy) Birth Vancouver FP 27-Aug-1936 2 Son of M/M Einar Anderson of Campbell River ANDERSON (boy) Birth Comox FP 19-Aug-1937 7 Son of M/M Walter Anderson of Headquarters ANDERSON (boy) Birth Campbell River FP 16-Jan-1936 7 Son of M/M Neal Anderson of Campbellton ANDERSON Andrew Death Bowser, BC age 36 FP 15-Nov-1934 1 Accidental death, inquest. Son of M/M John Anderson of Campbell River, ANDERSON Arthur Einar Marr Vancouver Hazel Irene CURNIER FP 7-Nov-1935 7 engagement announced 19 Sep p. 2 2nd birthday, son of Mrs. Einar Anderson of Campbell ANDERSON Bruce Birth FP 25-Aug-1938 2 River Born in Wales, brother at Vanderhoof not named, bur. ANDERSON Eric Death Garrett, BC age 24 FP 14-Apr-1935 14 Campbell River cemetery ANDERSON Gladys Marr Powell River, BC not named FP 17-Jun-1937 2 Shower for bride-elect in Campbell River, 17 Jun p. 2 Born in England, 3 children and one sister named, bur. ANDERSON Herbert G. Death Comox age 63 Mrs. Anderson FP 3-Nov-1938 1 Sandwick Ang. cemetery Shower for bride-elect, dtr/o M/M E. Anderson, in Union ANDERSON Hilda Marr A. CULLEN FP 16-Apr-1936 5 Bay news. Shower for recent bride 23 Apr p. 6 ANDERSON Howard Birth Not known FP 1-Oct-1936 5 son of Mr and Mrs. Clay Anderson John (Mr. and ANDERSON Mrs.) Marr FP 13-Jun-1935 2 40th anniversary celebrated at Campbell River SURNAME GIVEN EVENT PLACE AGE/DOB SPOUSE PAPER ISSUE DATE PG # OTHER INFO Dtr/o M/M John Anderson of Parksville. See 22 Jun p. Sidney Frederick 2, shower for bride-elect. Housewarming party 31 Aug ANDERSON Lillian Victoria Marr Parksville WILLIAMS FP 24-Aug-1933 2 p. 8 Logging accident inquest, native of Sweden, where ANDERSON Magnus Death Campbell River age 43 Mrs. Anderson FP 19-Oct-1933 1 widow and family live. Bur. Campbell River cemetery Marriage annulled because her first husband John ANDERSON Mary Marr Sandwick Theodore JOHNSON FP 18-Oct-1934 1 FERGUSON is still alive Drowned while logging, inquest to be held, see verdict ANDERSON Nels Death Trout Lake age 30 not married FP 18-Aug-1938 1 25 Aug p. 1 Vancouver, St. Son of M/M P. Leo Anderton of Courtenay. Reception ANDERTON Leo Wilfred Marr Augustine's Audrey MELLADO FP 24-Aug-1939 1 for newlyweds 7 Sep p. 2 Nee ANDERTON, born at Chorley, Lancashire, England, 7 children and other family named, bur. ANDERTON Mary Death Comox age 69 Paul DOWNEY FP 16-Feb-1939 1 Comox RC cemetery Rosebud Mary ANDERTON Peter Leo Marr Comox WHELAN FP 10-May-1934 2 25th anniversary celebrated, guests listed A quiet wedding at the Andrews home, witnessed by ANDREWS W. J. Marr Sandwick Mrs. E. A. M. WILCOX FP 11-Jun-1936 8 Mrs. Ed Boomer and Reginald Embleton of Courtenay ANLEY Francis Albert Death Vancouver age 72 Mrs. Anley FP 1-Nov-1934 5 Former resident of Cumerland, family not named ANNAND Alec Birth FP 15-Mar-1934 3 17th birthday, son of M/M J. Annand of Sandwick Recently married, to reside Portland, Oregon, in Sandwick news. Dtr/o Mrs. J. Annand, shower 2 May ANNAND Evelyn Marr Seattle, Washington H. PEABODY FP 8-Nov-1934 3 1935 p. 3 ANNAND Hazel Birth FP 11-Jan-1934 3 19th birthday, in Sandwick news 25th anniversary at home on Lower Road, Sandwick ANNAND Joseph Marr Sandwick Maggie PIERCY FP 23 Feb 1933 3 news. See also 9 Mar p. 3 Sandwick news Born at Gays River, Nova Scotia, son of M/M A. J. Annand, 6 children and other family named, bur. United ANNAND Joseph Frame Death Sandwick 1 Mar 1882 Margaret A. PIERCY FP 13-Sep-1934 1 Church cemetery. Funeral writeup 20 Sep p. 7 Logging accident, Elk River Timber, in Campbell River news. Reported 12 Jan p. 1, bur. Vancouver, native of ANTONOVICH Peter Death Campbell River age 29 FP 19 Jan 1933 3 Poland Native of Norway, bro/o Magnus and Chris, bur. ANTONSEN Andrew Death Campbell River age 44 FP 24-Feb-1938 1 Campbell River cemetery Mentioned in "Diary of a Pioneer" Reg Pidcock, heard of ANTRIDGE Mr. Death FP 14-Sep-1933 4 death while in Victoria 16 Jan 1884 ANTTIFAVE (boy) Birth Campbell River FP 14-Sep-1939 8 Son of M/M Anttifave of Bloedels APPEL (girl) Birth Comox FP 18-Nov-1937 5 Dtr/o M/M Carl Appel of Courtenay SURNAME GIVEN EVENT PLACE AGE/DOB SPOUSE PAPER ISSUE DATE PG # OTHER INFO Twin Son of M/M G. E. Apps. See christening at APPS Donald Ernest Birth Cumberland FP 30-Dec-1937 2 Cumberland Ang. church (7 Apr 1938 p.
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