Bowler Family History

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Families

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Gladys Winifred CLARK

Attributes

Pedigree

1. John McLEOD
   1. Jane CUNNINGHAM
      1. Angus Henry McLEOD
         1. Gladys Winifred CLARK
         2. Margaret Isabel FOX

Ancestors

Angus Henry McLEOD *8 Apr 1893 +5 Apr 1944

John McLEOD
*about Nov 1834
+...

Jane CUNNINGHAM
*about Apr 1873
+...

Source References

1. Marriage Certificate
   1. • Citation:

        age 28 at marriage 1921

   2. • Citation:

        at marriage 1921

   3. • Citation:

        Name: Gladys Wiifred Clark
        Gender: Female
        Marriage Age: 18
        Event Type: Marriage
        Birth Date: abt 1903
        Marriage Date: 4 Jun 1921
        Additional Residence Place: Lewisham High Road Congregational Church
        Marriage Place: Lewisham, London, England
        Father:
        Edward Baldwin Clark
        Spouse:
        Augus Henry McLeond

   4. • Citation:

        This appears to fit, groom shown as widower, occupation and fathers name match on certificate:-
        Name: Augus Henry Macleod
        Age: 35
        Birth Year: abt 1893
        Birth Place: Ontario
        Marriage Date: 26 Jun 1928
        Marriage Place: York, Ontario, Canada
        Father: John Macleod
        Mother: Jane Cunningham
        Spouse: Isabel Fox

2. Birth Certificate
   1. • Citation:

        Canada / Ancestry:-
        Name: Angus Henry Mc Leod
        Gender: Male
        Birth Date: 8 Apr 1893
        Birth Place: Lambton, Ontario, Canada
        Father: John Mc Leod
        Mother: Jane Cunningham

3. 1911 Canada census
   1. • Citation:

        Name: Augus McLeod
        Gender: Male
        Marital status: Single
        Race or Tribe: Scotch (Scotish)
        Nationality: Canadian
        Age: 18
        Birth Date: Apr 1882
        Birth Place: Ontario
        Census Year: 1911
        Relation to Head of House: Son
        Province: Ontario
        District: Lambton West
        District Number: 88
        Sub-District: 26 - Plympton
        Sub-District Number: 26
        Place of Habitation: Plympton
        Religion: Presbyterian
        Occupation: Farmer
        Employee: yes
        Can Read: yes
        Can Write: yes
        Language: E
        Family Number: 10
        Neighbors: View others on page
        Household Members:
        Name Age
        John McLeod 77
        Mid Jane McLeod 48
        Norman McLeod 20
        Augus McLeod 18
        Jessie McLeod 15
        Helen McLeod 13

4. Death certificate
   1. • Citation:

        Name: Aufus Henry Mac Leod
        Gender: Male
        Age: 51
        Birth Date: 2 Apr 1893
        Birth Place: Forest, Ontario, Canada
        Death Date: 5 Apr 1944
        Death Place: S??, York, Ontario, Canada
        Father: John Mac Leod
        Mother: Jane Mac Leod
        Spouse: Isabel Mac Leod
        Certificate Number: 029124

5. Other
   1. • Citation:

        Extract transcribed from:- http://www.kinglibrary.ca/WW1Letters/SoldiersKingGreatWar.php
        MENTIONED IN SCHOMBERG AND ITS SCHOOL Brief Biographies – pg. 82-83 [1925?]
        ANGUS HENRY MACLEOD, is of [sic] Scotch descent. He was born on the shores of Lake Huron, Lamberton County, in 1893. He attended school there and in Forest. After farming for a few years at home, he enrolled at the Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto. In 1915 he joined the army, but was returned to College along with a number of senior students to complete his studies. One month later, he joined the officers training corps at the University, taking such course in conjunctional with his college duties, therby receiving his efficiency certificate as an officer in the infantry along with his degree from Veterinary College. This was in 1916. He then went overseas, where he was transferred to the Imperial Army as a lieutenant in the Royal Army Veterinary Corps and sent to Egypt. He served on transport duty between Egypt and Greece and later was attached to the 28th Divison in Macedonia. In June 1917, he was made captain in the 6oth Division in the Egyptian Expeditionary Force, crossed the Arabian Desert and entered Palestine. This Division, owing to the active part taken and the position occupied in the capture of Jerusalem, was presented with the key to Jerusalem by General Allenby. The following year, 1918, this Division advanced through Syria, Asia Minor, to the Tauras Mountains, when the Armistice was signed. During this attack Dr. MacLeod contracted malaria and was invalided to England in June 1919. While convalescing, he visited Paris and the battlefields of France. In 1920 the doctor was returned to Canada and transferred to the Canadian Army, where he was placed on the reserve of officers. This year saw his advent to Schomberg as a Veterinary Surgeon. In May 1921, he journeyed to London England, where he married Gladys Winifred Clark, of that city. On his return, he took up residence on King Street. After a short but happy married life, Mrs MacLoud died in November 1925. Dr MacLeod has been secretary-Treasurer of the Agricultural Society for the past eight years, and enjoys a very extensive practice.