Person Page - 2591

     She was born on 10 April 1812, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^3,1
     Mary Gairdner died on 5 August 1886, Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario, Canada according to Ontario Death Registration 012572.³
     The informant on her death registration was her nephew and attending physician, Dr. Herbert Renwick.³
     Her name was recorded as Mary Gairdner Waddle on her death registration.³
     Mary was a beneficiary in the will of Thomas Gairdner on 6 January 1840.²

     She was born on 13 June 1814, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^2,3,4 She was baptized on 7 July 1814 at Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^2,5 Beatrix married Alexander Davie on 16 September 1838, Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^6,7,3,4
     Her name was recorded as Beatrice Gairdner on her birth registration.⁵ She was also known as Betrice Davey in the 1871 census.³
     Beatrix was a beneficiary in the will of Thomas Gairdner on 6 January 1840.¹ Mrs. Daviewas found on a passenger list with Thomas Gardner and David Gardner on 1 July 1842 at New York, New York, USA. Their party also included other family members: Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Davie, Cath'rn Davie, Thomas Davie and Thomas Gardenr. Note that the last Thomas has a different spelling to his surname (indexed as Gardener, but I read Gardenr.) Was he a really family member?⁸
     Alexander and Betrix Davy appeared on the 1861 United Province of Canada Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario), enumerated 13 January 1861. Alexander was described as a farmer. Their children, Catharine, Thomas, John, Jannet and Mary, were listed as living with them. Note that age is given as the next birthday and households were not explicitly identified.⁴
     Alexander and Betrice Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario, enumerated 2 April 1871. Alexander was described as a farmer. Their children, John, Jinet, Mary and Alexander, were listed as living with them.³

     She was born circa 1839, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^2,5 Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1841 at Scotland since she was ge 20 in the 1841 census.³
     Catharine Davie was also known as Cath'rn Davie.⁴
     Catherin Davie appeared on the 1841 British Census of Scotland, Lanarkshire, in the household of Thomas Gairdner.^2,6 Cath'rn Daviewas found on a passenger list with Thomas Gardner and David Gardner on 1 July 1842 at New York, New York, USA. Their party also included other family members: Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Davie, Cath'rn Davie, Thomas Davie and Thomas Gardenr. Note that the last Thomas has a different spelling to his surname (indexed as Gardener, but I read Gardenr.) Was he a really family member?⁴
     Catharine Davy appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario) in the household of her parents, Alexander and Betrix Davy.³

     He was born in 1814 or 1815, Scotland.^2,3 Alexander married Beatrix Gairdner on 16 September 1838, Lanark, Lanarkshire, Scotland.^4,1,2,3
     He was also known as Alexander Davey.²
     Alexander and Betrix Davy appeared on the 1861 United Province of Canada Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario), enumerated 13 January 1861. Alexander was described as a farmer. Their children, Catharine, Thomas, John, Jannet and Mary, were listed as living with them. Note that age is given as the next birthday, and households were not explicitly identified.³
     Alexander and Betrice Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario, enumerated 2 April 1871. Alexander was described as a farmer. Their children, John, Jinet, Mary and Alexander, were listed as living with them.²

     He was born circa 1845, Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada.^1,2
     John Davy appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario) in the household of his parents, Alexander and Betrix Davy.²
     John Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario in the household of his parents, Alexander and Betrice Davey, and he was listed as a farmer.¹

     She was born circa 1847, Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada.² Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1850 at Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada, since she was 21 in the 1871 census.¹
     Jannet Davy appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario) in the household of her parents, Alexander and Betrix Davy.²
     Jinet Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario in the household of her parents, Alexander and Betrice Davey.¹

     She was born circa 1849, Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada since she was 12 in the 1861 census.² Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1853 at Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada, since she was 18 in the 1871 census.¹
     Mary Davy appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario) in the household of her parents, Alexander and Betrix Davy.²
     Mary Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario in the household of her parents, Alexander and Betrice Davey.¹

     He was born in 1856 or 1857, Canada West (modern Ontario), United Province of Canada.¹
     Alexander appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario), in the household of Alexander Davy and Betrix Davy.²
     Alexander Davey appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario in the household of his parents, Alexander and Betrice Davey.¹

     He was born in 1840 or 1841 since he was age 1 on the 1842 passenger list.² Alternatively, he may have been born circa 1843 at Scotland since he was 18 in the 1861 census.¹
     Thomas Daviewas found on a passenger list with 51809, Thomas Gardner and David Gardner on 1 July 1842 at New York, New York, USA. Their party also included other family members: Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Davie, Cath'rn Davie, Thomas Davie and Thomas Gardenr. Note that the last Thomas has a different spelling to his surname (indexed as Gardener, but I read Gardenr.) Was he a really family member?³
     Thomas Davy appeared on the 1861 Canadian Census of Clarke Twp., Durham County, Canada West (modern Ontario) in the household of his parents, Alexander and Betrix Davy, aand he was listed as a laborer.¹

     She was born on 22 January 1834, Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland according to her grave marker. Note that her son's death registration indicates she was born in Dublin.^1,2 Alternatively, she may have been born on 22 January 1835 at Ireland according to the 1901 census³; or, circa 1836 at Ireland since she was 35 in the 1871 census.⁴ It was incorrectly recorded that Mary Jane Tudor Marks was born circa 1843 at Ireland since she claimed to be 48 in the 1891 census.⁵ Mary married James Archibald Gairdiner before 1853.^6,1,2,5
     Mary Jane Gairdner died on 29 March 1908, Bayfield, Huron County, Ontario, Canada according to Ontario Death Registration 013772.^1,7
     Mary Jane Tudor Marks was buried at Bayfield Cemetery, Stanley Twp., Huron County, Ontario Canada.¹
     James and Marey Gardner appeared on the 1861 United Province of Canada Census of Stanley Twp., Huron County, Ontario, enumerated 13 January 1861. James was described as a merchant. Their children, Sharlotte, Catherin and Robert, were listed as living with them. Rob't Gardner, an M.D. and brother of James, was also included in the houesshold. Note that age is given as the next birthday and households were not explicitly identified.⁸
     James and Mary J. Gairdner appeared on the 1871 Canadian Census of Stanley Twp., Huron County, Ontario, enumerated 2 April 1871. James was described as a merchant. Their children, Charlotte, Kate, Robt H., Mary, John, Ann H. and Charles, were listed as living with them.⁴
     James and Mary Gardiner appeared on the 1891 Canadian Census of Bayfield, Stanley Twp., Huron County, Ontario, enumerated 6 April 1891. James was described as the postmaster. Their children, Catherine, Mary Tudor, John, Margerette and Charley, were listed as living with them. While all of their ages were understated, I know this is the correct family since James is described as the postmaster during the period that we know for "our" James Gairdner.⁵
     Mary Gardiner appeared on the 1901 Canadian Census of Bayfield, Stanley Twp., Huron County, Ontario, enumerated 31 March 1901, described as a widow, with no stated occupation. Her children: Catherine, Mary Tudor, John and Marguerit, were listed as living with her. The year of her immigration to the US appears to be 1848, although the last digit is open to interpretation.³
     In the obituary of Robert Hutchinson Fortesque Gairdner who died 25 December 1931, his parents, an unknown person were listed as surviving him.⁹
     In the death registration of John Tuder (sic) Gairdner, who died on 19 May 1932, Mary Jane Marks was identified as his mother.¹⁰
     I don't currently plan to document this family line any further. It is not of primary interest to me.¹¹

     He was born in 1905, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire (East Riding), England.² Robert married Louisa Irene Trumbley.³ Robert married Dorothy Isabelle Fawcett, at the home of her parents, on 23 December 1944, Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^2,1
     Following is other selected information from a newspaper article about their wedding:

     Robert Edward Drury died on 13 August 1983 at General & Marine Hospital, Owen Sound, Collingwood Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada.^2,4,5
     The following selected information is extracted from the obituary of Robert Edward Drury.
     Robert Edward Drury was buried on 16 August 1983 at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Sarawak Twp., Grey Countyi, Ontario Canada.^2,5
     Robert Drurie (sic), of Owen Sound, was the informant on the death registration of his wife, Louisa Irene Drury, who died on 17 February 1944.⁶
     In the obituary of Irene Drury who died 17 February 1944 Robert W. (sic) Drury, was listed as a survivor.³
     The following article appeared in the Owen Sound, Ontario The Sun Times, 28 December 1944 :

     See the footnotes below for a link to his obituary that appeared in the newspaper The Sun Times published in Owen Sound, Ontario, 15 August 1983.⁵
     The following analysis is from my personal research and reflects my attempts to consolidate information from different sources.

     The late Fred Drury, of Hull, Yorkshire, England,was recorded as the groom's father at the marriage of Robert Edward Drury and Dorothy Isabelle Fawcett after 23 December 1944.¹

     She was born on 17 March 1902, Ontario, Canada.^3,2 Louisa married Robert Edward Drury.³
     Louisa Irene Drury died on 17 February 1944 at General & Marine Hospital, Owen Sound, Collingwood Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada according to Ontario Death Registration 011347.^2,3
     
     The informant on her death registration was her husband, Robert Drurie (sic).²
     Louisa Irene Trumbley was buried on 19 February 1944 at Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Collingwood Twp., Grey County, Ontario Canada.^3,4
     The following obituary appeared in the newspaper The Sun Times published in Owen Sound, Ontario 19 February 1944:


     The following account of the funeral of Mrs. Robert Shaw appeared in the Owen Sound, Ontario The Sun Times, on 21 February 1944 :

     The following analysis is from my personal research and reflects my attempts to consolidate information from different sources.