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Birth |
13 Nov 1893 |
Kent, Ontario, Canada  |
Death |
1975 |
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Burial |
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Spouse |
Litta Avon Prangley | F82 |
Marriage |
14 Nov 1918 |
London, Ontario, Canada  |
Birth |
5 Jun 1895 |
Chatham, Kent County, Ontario, Canada  |
Death |
18 Dec 1966 |
San Francisco, San Francisco, California  |
Burial |
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Spouse |
Willena Rose Crawford | F83 |
Marriage |
24 Jun 1924 |
London, Ontario, Canada  |
Birth |
12 Dec 1900 |
Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada  |
Death |
26 Jul 1965 |
Recloses, Departement de Seine-et-Marne, Īle-de-France, France  |
Burial |
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Churchyard, Bedford, NY  |
Spouse |
Ellen Cox Ewing | F84 |
Marriage |
4 Aug 1930 |
Sorrento, Hancock, Maine  |
Spouse |
Alexandria Ewing | F85 |
Marriage |
8 Dec 1934 |
Paris, France  |
Spouse |
Emily Fairfax Coolidge | F86 |
Marriage |
17 Nov 1962 |
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Birth |
28 Nov 1905 |
Chatham, Ontario  |
Death |
29 Mar 1972 |
St. Catharines, Ontario  |
Burial |
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Niagara Falls Park  |
Spouse |
John Edward Howell, "Jack" | F8 |
Marriage |
4 May 1928 |
"Little Church around the Corner" New York City, N.Y.  |
Birth |
9 Mar 1912 |
Chatham, Kent County, Ontario, Canada  |
Death |
1983 |
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Burial |
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Spouse |
Thora Arloa Dick | F87 |
Marriage |
31 Aug 1939 |
Wesley United Church, Montreal, Quebec, Canada  |
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Photos |
 | Stone siblings. Cir. 1907. L to R: Thomas, John, Elizabeth, and Robert Stone - Children of Flora Maude Campbell Stone and Spencer Stone. |
 | Spencer Stone Family Photo cir. 1897. L to R: Flora Maude Campbell Stone, John Douglas Stone, Robert Spencer Stone, Spencer Stone. |
 | Maude Campbell - Spencer Stone, family home. 206 Victoria Ave, Chatham, Ontario, Canada |
 | Stone Family Flora Maude Campbell Stone and her grown children. Standing L. to R.: Thomas Archibald Stone, John Douglas Stone, Dr. Robert Spencer Stone. Seated L. to R.: Dr. Archibald Campbell Stone, Flora Maude Campbell Stone, Elizabeth Louise Stone Howell. Photo taken in St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada, home of Archibald Stone, Summer 1963 (Source: Ellen Stone Devine) |
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Notes |
Married:
- Have searched for their marriage record but not found as of Sep 2020.
In the 1901 Census of Canada we find Spencer, Maud, John D., Robert S., Thomas A.. Listed as a boarder is Mable Campbell, and listed as domestic Morth Conor.
From "History of Highbanks" by W. Darcy McKeough:
Re: The Stone Cottage at Highbanks.
p. 37, quoting Janie Field: "Bess [Elizabeth Louise STONE Howell b. 1905], & Johnny Howell [John Edward Howell b. 1903], used the cottage several summers and after Johnny's death...Bess spent the summers there with Auntie Maude [Flora Maude CAMPBELL Stone]. Arch [Dr. Archibald Campbell Stone b. 1912] and [his wife] Thora [Thora A. DICK Stone] - then Thora owned the cottage after Auntie Maude's death."
p. 39 quoting Janie Field: "Spencer Stone's aunt was Betsy Anne Stone McKeough [b. 1833 m. William McKeough b. 1824], my great grandmother. Cousin Pen (Spencer) died in 1939. All during the war the cottage was used by Auntie Maude Stone, Stone children and grandchildren - particularly Bess Stone Howell (Johnny Howell died in 1938 or 1939, and her three children, Spencer [John Spencer Howell b. 1929], Ned [Edward Davison Howell b. 1931], and Peter [Peter Stone Howell, b. 1935] with whom I played every summer. Auntie Maude moved the cottage back about 1960 and angled it slightly."
p. 38, quoting Margaret Sexsmith: "The Stone family [Spencer Stone m. Flora M CAMPBELL], Douglas [John Douglas Stone b. 1893] , Bob [Dr. Robert Spencer Stone, b. 1895], Tom [Thomas Archibald Stone b.1900], Bess and Arch were not all at the cottage in 1917. Tom was, sometimes Bess and Arch were."
p. 38 quoting W.D.McKeough: "The back door of Auntie Maud's cottage, if it was still where it was, would be over the bank. Dad claimed when it was moved, that it was for the second time. Dad had a famous story about Auntie Mag Stone (cousin Pen's sister) [Margaret STONE b. 1861], talking about "the road in front of the cottage" - I think it was right too.
Re: Victoria Ave, Chatham home
p. 38 Margaret Sexsmith comments[now back to Chatham, Ontario]: "The Stones had moved from a home on Grand Avenue just west of Hilliard Street to the very large stucco Sutherland home on Victoria Avenue. All that marks the location now is the original wrought iron fence."
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