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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 16 Apr 1874, p. 2     ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 16 Apr 1874, p. 2     ...

 Whitby Chronicle, 26 Nov 1874, p. 2     ...

 Whitby Chronicle, 22 Oct 1874, p. 2     ...

 Whitby Chronicle, 19 Nov 1874, p. 2     ...

 appeared in Daily Times, 9 Feb 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: January 29, 1874     Survivor(s): Clark, John Mr. (husband) City of Death: Drummondville Age 62 years; Native of Scotland; Fell through a trap door leading to the cellar, hit her head, fracturing her skull causing almost instant death.; Member of the Scottish Presbyterian Church; Religious service held at the Presbyterian Church in Drummondville.

 appeared in Daily Times, 3 Mar 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: no date given     City of Death: Grimsby, Ontario No other information given

 appeared in Daily Times, 22 Apr 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: April 22, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Old resident of St. Catharines; Dropped and died instantaneously

 appeared in Daily Times, 2 May 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: May 1, 1874     City of Death: Clinton, Ontario Assistant cashier in the G.W.R. freight depot; Found dead in his bed

 appeared in Daily Times, 18 Jun 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: June 17, 1874     Survivor(s): Thompson, Mrs. (wife) Commander of No. 2 Company, 19th Battalion; Commanded his company on the Niagara Frontier during the Fenian raids; Selected as one of the Canadian team at Wimbledon

 appeared in Daily Times, 19 Jul 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: Three weeks prior to July 19th     City of Death: Stamford Township "His body was found in the river near the whirlpool, in an advanced stage of decompostion, but the clothing was recognizable. Coroner's inquest returned "found drowned"of Mr. Law"

 appeared in Daily Times, 24 Jul 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: July 24, 1874     Survivor(s): Begy, Mr. (father) Died by drowning below Lock 3; Age 7 years and somewhat infirm mentally. nquest held

 appeared in Daily Times, 28 Jul 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: July 27, 1874     Survivor(s): Robertson, B.W. Mr. (son-in-law) City of Death: Kingston Resided in St. Catharines 4 years; Died at the residence of his son-in-law in Kingston

 appeared in Daily Times, 6 Aug 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: August 5, 1874     Survivor(s): Albin, John Mr. (father) City of Death: St. Catharines Age 12 years; Died by drowning in the Canal; Accompanied Mr. John Bradt to Lock 2; Fell in the water while running on some logs, sunk under the logs and drowned; Funeral from his father's residence, Louisa St.

 appeared in Daily Times, 4 Sep 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: September 4, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Age 39 years; Died suddenly at the hospital

 appeared in Daily Times, 12 Sep 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: September 12, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Age 22 years; Member of the Masons, Odd Fellows and Forresters; Clerk of the St. Catharines Stove Co.

 appeared in Daily Times, 23 Sep 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: September 22, 1874     Mrs. Paxton was of Grantham; She was involved in a fatal accident. The horse and buggy she was riding in overturned and the occupants thrown. She had her child in her arms and tried to protect the child. Mrs. Paxton hit her head and was pronounced dead by Dr. Oille.

 appeared in Daily Times, 25 Sep 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: September 24, 1874     City of Death: Port Dalhousie Age 18 years; He was employed for the Welland Railway Elevator, Port Dalhousie; He was accidentally killed by being smothered under a lot of grain in the bin

 appeared in Daily Times, 26 Sep 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: September 24, 1874     City of Death: Thorold There was quarrel between Michael Freel and Mr. Gunning regarding the line fence between the lots occupied by each. Mr. Freel struck Mrs. Gunning. Mr. Guning then hit Mr. Freel with a spade which resulted in this death. Mr.Gunning was put under arrest.

 appeared in Daily Times, 28 Sep 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: September 28, 1874     Survivor(s): Montgomer, Mrs. (wife) City of Death: St. Catharines Chief of Police of this town for 19 years. Prior to this he carried on a large business as a cooper.