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Rickey Samuel Langstaff married Starr (?).¹ Rickey Samuel Langstaff is the son of Raymond Robert Langstaff and Hilda Gilmer.¹

     
Starr (?) married Rickey Samuel Langstaff, son of Raymond Robert Langstaff and Hilda Gilmer.¹

     
(?) Dulmage married Louise "Lois" Orpah Langstaff, daughter of Herbert Wilfred Langstaff and Mary Etta "May" Loucks.¹

     
(?) McClintock married Louise "Lois" Orpah Langstaff, daughter of Herbert Wilfred Langstaff and Mary Etta "May" Loucks, before 1951.¹

     Robert McClintock is the son of (?) McClintock and Louise "Lois" Orpah Langstaff.¹

     
Leonard Brown Langstaff was born on 15 February 1907, at Leitrim, Gloucester Twp., Carleton Co., ON.¹ He was the son of Fredrick William Langstaff and Martha Marie Kirk.¹
Leonard Brown Langstaff married Margaret Elizabeth Alma Wilson, daughter of (?) Wilson, on 29 April 1936, at St Luke's Anglican Church, Ottawa, Carleton Co., ON.²
Leonard Brown Langstaff died on 9 March 1987, at Ottawa, Carleton Co., ON. Buried in St. James Anglican Cemetery in Carp Ontario.¹

     
Doris Evelyn McNeely was born on 18 November 1910, at Carllton Place, ON.¹ She was the daughter of William Edward McNeely.²
As of 1 January 1938,her married name was Langstaff.¹

Doris Evelyn McNeely married Clifford Hollywood Langstaff, son of Fredrick William Langstaff and Martha Marie Kirk, on 1 January 1938, at Saturday in St. James Church, Carlton Place, ON. From an announcement for the wedding on a small card sent to those invited.

Mr. W. E. McNeely announces the marriage of his daughter Doris Evelyn
to Mr. Clifford Hollywood Langstaff
on Saturday, the first day of January
nineteen hundred and thirty eight
at Carleton Place Ontario

The Carleton Place Herald Front Page
1938, Wednesday, January 5
St. James Church The Scene of a Pretty Wedding.

Ian his son wrote: In conversations with my father, he told me that the day of the wedding they had a bad snowstorm and could not get across country to get to Carleton Place because the roads were impassible. They had to come to Ottawa on Highway 17 and take Highway 15 to Carleton Place, and even then it was doubtful at times.¹
Doris Evelyn McNeely died on 4 June 1995, at Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ottawa, ON.¹

     
William Edward McNeely married Catherine "Katie" E. M. Smith.¹

     
Catherine "Katie" E. M. Smith married William Edward McNeely.¹

     Ian William Ian Langstaff is the son of Clifford Hollywood Langstaff and Doris Evelyn McNeely.¹
Ian William Ian Langstaff married Elizabeth Joan Martin, daughter of Arnold "Larry" Martin and Dorothy Bridget Varrette, on 11 December 1965, at St James Anglican Church, Carp, Carleton, ON.      St. James Church, Carp, was the scene of an interesting wedding when Miss Joan Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Martin , Munster, became the bride of William Ian Langstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Langstaff, Carp, Saturday, December 11th at 12:30 pm. Rev. J.B. Owen performed the ceremony and Mrs. William Irvine was at the organ.
     The bride who was given by her father, wore a floor length gown of white satin with a matching head dress and a shoulder length veil.
     Her attendants were Miss Nancy Mahlitz, Ottawa, as Maid of Honour, and her sister Miss Linda Martin as bridesmaid both wearing street length dresses in different shades of blue with matching head dresses.
     The groom was supported by his cousin Fred Millar, and the ushers were Kenneth Hawkins of Carleton Place and Gerald Coleman, Tennyson, both also cousins of the groom.
     At a reception held in the church hall after the ceremony about 60 guests offered congratulations and good wishes to the happy couple and partook of a wedding dinner.
     Mr. and Mrs. Langstaff left for a honeymoon trip from the bride's home at Munster later in the afternoon.

     (From newspaper clipping from The Carp Review).²

     Mary McNeely is the daughter of William Edward McNeely.¹

     
Margaret Elizabeth Alma Wilson was born on 2 April 1910, at Carp, ON.¹ She was the daughter of (?) Wilson.²
As of 29 April 1936,her married name was Langstaff.¹

Margaret Elizabeth Alma Wilson married Leonard Brown Langstaff, son of Fredrick William Langstaff and Martha Marie Kirk, on 29 April 1936, at St Luke's Anglican Church, Ottawa, Carleton Co., ON.¹
Margaret Elizabeth Alma Wilson died on 18 December 1997, at Nepean, Carleton Co., ON. Death Notice For Margaret Langstaff:
In Loving Memory of
Margaret Elizabeth Alma Langstaff
Born: Carp, Ontario
Sunday the 2nd day of April 1910
Died: Nepean, Ontario
Thursday the 18th day of Dec. 1997
Funeral Service: Tubman Funeral Homes
"Westboro Chapel"
Saturday the 20th day of Dec. 1997
at 2:00 p.m.
Clergy: Reverend Nevitt Maybee
Spring Internment
St. James Anglican Cemetery, Carp, ON
(This note taken from the small booklet by Tubman Funeral Homes for the notice of death).¹

     Isabel Wilson is the daughter of (?) Wilson.¹

     
James Millar was born on 25 May 1899, at Crilly, Tyrone, Ireland.¹ He was the son of John Millar.²
James Millar Hannah married James Millar from Ireland (born in 1899 and came to Canada in 1926) in Carp Ontario.
in 1926.³
James Millar married Hannah Jane "Annie" Langstaff, daughter of Fredrick William Langstaff and Martha Marie Kirk, before 1933.¹
James Millar died on 10 February 1981, at Carleton Lodge, Ottawa, Carleton Co., ON.      James Millar, a resident of Carleton Lodge (formerly of Carp), passed away suddenly in hospital, Tuesday, Feb. 10th, 1981 in his 82nd year. Beloved husband of the late Hannah Langstaff, he is survived by a son Fred, daughter-in-law Lola and grandaughter Tracy of Pakenham, also a sister Peggy in Ireland. Predeceased by a son, Harold.
     Jim came to Canada in April 1926 had had always been a resident in this area. He worked for the late F. S. Caldwell for years, after which he had his own milk transport. When he sold his transport, he worked at the National Research until his retirement.
     He was postmaster of RBP No.433; LOL No. 439; and OYB No. 270 all of Carp. He was also a member of The Huntley Friendship Club.
     Service was conducted by Rev. Horace Lamble in the Tubman Kennedy Funeral Parlors on Wednesday, February 11 at 2p.m. Internment in St. James Cemetery in the spring.
     Honorary Pallbearers were Ross Craig, Ross Glassford, Glen Rivington, Donald Munroe, Richard Childs and Gerald Morris.¹

     
Harold James Millar was born on 16 August 1933, at Carp, Carleton, ON.¹ He was the son of James Millar and Hannah Jane "Annie" Langstaff.¹
Harold James Millar died on 16 June 1961. Harold Died of Cancer.

     This whole community was saddened on Friday, June 16, by the death of Harold Millar, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Millar, in his 28th year, who had been ill for several months.
     He is survived by his parents, and one brother Fred, and several uncles and aunts. Deceased was very well known and highly thought ofin this district, was educated at Carp Public School and Almonte High School and was a member of St. James Anglican Church, Carp, and of the Orange Order, Loyal Orange Young Britons, and the Royal Black Perceptory.
     On Sunday evening, members of these three orders met to pay tribute to their departed brother at a memorial service in the Kennedy Funeral Home. This was one of the largest gatherings of its kind ever held in Carp.
     The funeral took place on Monday afternoon at 2:30 with the service in St. James Church being conducted Rev. T. H. O'Driscoll. There were many beautiful floral arrangements. Hyms chosen were "Unto the Hills Around" and "The Strife is O'er,The Battle Done".
     Pallbearers were Ross Craig, Allan Armstrong, Garfield Boyd, Eddie Vance, Theodore Carruthers and Gerald Morris.
     Internment was in St. James Cemetery, Carp.
(From the Carp Review).²

     Frederick Kirk Millar is the son of James Millar and Hannah Jane "Annie" Langstaff.¹
Frederick Kirk Millar married Lola Hunt on 5 October 1963, at St Mark's Anglican Chuch, Packenham, ON.²

     
Elizabeth Joan Martin was born on 3 August 1943, at Kingston, Fronenac, ON.¹ She was the daughter of Arnold "Larry" Martin and Dorothy Bridget Varrette.²
As of 11 December 1965,her married name was Langstaff.¹

Elizabeth Joan Martin married Ian William Ian Langstaff, son of Clifford Hollywood Langstaff and Doris Evelyn McNeely, on 11 December 1965, at St James Anglican Church, Carp, Carleton, ON.      St. James Church, Carp, was the scene of an interesting wedding when Miss Joan Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Martin , Munster, became the bride of William Ian Langstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Langstaff, Carp, Saturday, December 11th at 12:30 pm. Rev. J.B. Owen performed the ceremony and Mrs. William Irvine was at the organ.
     The bride who was given by her father, wore a floor length gown of white satin with a matching head dress and a shoulder length veil.
     Her attendants were Miss Nancy Mahlitz, Ottawa, as Maid of Honour, and her sister Miss Linda Martin as bridesmaid both wearing street length dresses in different shades of blue with matching head dresses.
     The groom was supported by his cousin Fred Millar, and the ushers were Kenneth Hawkins of Carleton Place and Gerald Coleman, Tennyson, both also cousins of the groom.
     At a reception held in the church hall after the ceremony about 60 guests offered congratulations and good wishes to the happy couple and partook of a wedding dinner.
     Mr. and Mrs. Langstaff left for a honeymoon trip from the bride's home at Munster later in the afternoon.

     (From newspaper clipping from The Carp Review).¹

Elizabeth Joan Martin died on 14 May 1992, at Cancer at Civic Hospital, Ottawa, Carleton, ON.      In hospital on Thursday, May 14, 1992, Joan Martin, age 48 years, beloved wife of Ian Langstaff and dear mother of Scott, Peter, Todd, Adam, and Jesse. Predeceased by daughter, Amy. Loving daughter of Dorothy and Arnold Martin of Napanee. Sister of Jeff and Linda. Daughter-in-Law of Doris Langstaff, of Carp. Friends May call at the Tubman Funeral Home, Westboro Chapel, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt, 7 to 9 Sunday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, Monday. Funeral service in St. James Anglican Church, Carp, Tuesday, 11 a.m.. Internment Parish Cemetery. Friends desiring may make memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society.

Funeral Directors Proof Of Death
Name: Langstaff - Elizabeth Joan
Social Insurance No.: 402 163 844
Residence: 200A Holland Avenue, Ottawa Ontario
Place/Date of Death: Ottawa, ON May 14, 1992
Place/Date of Birth: Kingston, ON Aug. 3, 1943
Internment/Cremation: St. James Cemetery, Carp Ontario

Physician: Dr. Holamn     
We hereby certify that the foregoing information has been taken from our records and we believe it to be true and correct.
Dated at the regional Municipality of Ottawa Carleton this 16th day of May 1992.
(Taken from the original Proof of Death from Tubman Funeral Home).¹

     
Arnold "Larry" Martin married Dorothy Bridget Varrette.¹

     
Dorothy Bridget Varrette married Arnold "Larry" Martin.¹

     Linda Martin is the daughter of Arnold "Larry" Martin and Dorothy Bridget Varrette.¹

     
Lola Hunt married Frederick Kirk Millar, son of James Millar and Hannah Jane "Annie" Langstaff, on 5 October 1963, at St Mark's Anglican Chuch, Packenham, ON.¹

     William Scott Langstaff is the son of Ian William Ian Langstaff and Elizabeth Joan Martin.¹

     
Anna Schoenke was born in April 1790.¹ She was the daughter of Erdmann Schoenke.¹
Anna Schoenke died on 28 July 1794, at Masern, measles, Lobsens, Wirsitz, Ptussia.¹

     
Johann Wiese was born on 16 June 1793, at Liszkowe, , Posen, Prussia. At #92M, Bap. 23 June; Father Erdmann is a Hüsar in Wolcsky Husar rgt. mother is Dorothea Selchau.
GP: Michael Brandt, Schmied Johann Stroschein, Ackermann Frau Elisabeth Brandtin geb Moltenkin.¹ He was the son of Erdmann Wiese and Dorothea Selchau.¹
Johann Wiese died on 28 July 1794, at Dürchfall, Liszkowo, Wirsitz, Prussia.¹

     
Not Named Bohn died on 14 July 1794, at Liszkowo, , Posen, Prussia.¹
Not Named Bohn was born on 14 July 1794, at Liszkowo, Wirsitz, Prussia. At Died t birth unnamed.¹ He was the son of Michael Bohn and Christina Raduns.¹

     
Christian Nitz was born on 21 December 1791, at Günterfost, , Posen, Prussia. At #25M, Bap. 25 December and age agrees with age at death; Father Peter is an Einwohner and mother is Katherina Klawitterin.
GP: Christian Reich jünggeselle and Christian Bettcke cannonier, jüngfer Dorothea Tragin.¹ He was the son of Peter Nitz and Katherina Klawitter.¹
Christian Nitz died on 22 August 1794, at age 2y 8m of Rota Rüsr, Güntergost, Wirsitz, Prussia.¹

     
Anna Müller was born in 1754.¹
As of before 1772,her married name was Frase.²

Anna Müller married George Frase, son of Johann Frase, before 1772.²
Anna Müller witnessed the birth of Dorothea Lütke on 28 February 1775 at #41, Bap. 5 March., Saxaren, , Posen, Prussia; Father Peter, an Ackermann, mother Elisabeth no geb.
GP: Jacob Frase, Ackermann, Fraü Anna Frase, Katherina Molkenkin, dienstmächen, house servant woman, all from Saxaren.
The name Köniek? is in the last column so can not be sure that there is not another Peter Lütke.³
Anna Müller witnessed the birth of Johann Hencke on 9 June 1775 at #65, bap. 18 June., Saxaren, , Posen, Prussia; Father Johann is an Einwohner, resident, mother is Elisabeth, no geb.
GP: Ackersmann Peter Wellsand, Peter Höst, junggeselle, Anna Frase, Bauerfrau all from Saxaren.³
Anna Müller witnessed the birth of Maria Abraham on 18 March 1776 at #34 1776, Bap. 24 Mar 1776, Tesiurke, , Posen, Prussia; Father Martin is an ackersmann and no geb for mother Eva.
GP: Jünggeselle Johann Abraham and ackersfraü Anna Frase both of Tesiurke.⁴
Anna Müller died on 23 August 1794, at age 40 y, of Maffewsücht, Saxaren, , Posen, Prussia. #23 page 166 1794.
Death also recorded on the birth record of Erdmann, her son.^1,5

     Daniel Klawitter is the son of Jakob Klawitter.¹
Daniel Klawitter married Dorothea Elisabeth Walter before 1791.²