EATON, Mrs. Edward - There passed away at Kingston, on Sunday, Oct. 1st, in the seventy-fifth year of her age, Rebecca,wife of Edward Eaton, Esq., and daughter of the late Rev. Abram Stronach. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband and five children. Three of these, Fred S. Eaton, Rev. Chas. E. Eaton, and Mrs. Fred Goucher in Massachusetts. The others are Mrs. H. M. Harris, of Margaretville, and Mrs. H. C. Armstrong, of North Kingston. Brothers and sisters, and friends innumerable also mourn her departure. In the passing of Mrs. Eaton a most estimable character, faithful wife, mother, and true friend, has been removed from our midst. She was converted at the early age of fourteen during the pastorate of her father and continued, to the close of her life an earnest Christian, providing her belief in the religion of her great Master by her winning words and consistent daily walk. She was ever a friend to the poor and needy, and one with whom it was a pleasure to come in contact. From the home in which she was so happy and the community which knew and loved her, she will be greatly missed. There is abundant reason for belief that her precept and example have been blessed to the good of others in such measure that we may apply to her these words of sacred promise, "They that be wise shall shine, as the brightness of the firmament and they that turn many to righteousness, as the stars forever and ever." "There, where no tears are known, no pain nor sorrow Safe beyond Jordan's roll; She lives forever with her blessed Jesus, The lover of her soul." The Register, Berwick, Nova Scotia published 2 November 1911

EMERY, Mrs. Moses - The death occurred in Richmond, Virginia, on January 13, of Charlotte, widow of Moses Emery. Lottie Parker, as she was known in Berwick, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Parker, Berwick, and was born in the old home on Main Street, which was burned. Mayor E. S. Illsley's residence occupies the same site. Later, her father built the house now owned by Mrs. David Harding. There she was married. She went to Marlboro, Mass., where most of her married life was spent. After her husband's death she made her home with her sister, Glennie, Mrs. O. B. Falls, of Richmond, Virginia. She suffered a stroke some time ago, and since had been an invalid. While in Berwick, she was active in the work of the Baptist Church, and a member of the choir, and she continued actively engaged in church work wherever she lived. She was buried beside her husband, at Southborough, Mass., Mr. Emery's birthplace. Surviving besides her sister, Mrs. Falls, are two brothers - William, Cape Cod, and Laurie, in Louisiana. Mrs. L. D. Morse, whose interment took place at Berwick Cemetery, last summer, was a sister. The Register, Berwick, Nova Scotia published 31 January 1946

ENGLAND, Samuel David - 69, Margaretsville, died Wednesday at home. Born in Kentville, he was a son of the late Samuel and Margaret (Leopold) England. He is survived by his wife, the former Gertrude Hudgins; a daughter, Gladys (Mrs.Ronald Stronach), Forest Glade; two sisters, Mrs. Nina England, Port Williams; Mrs. Susan Mapplebeck, Victoria Harbour; four brothers, Arthur, Victoria Harbour; Harold, Moshers Corner; Vincent, North Kingston; Bishop, Wilmot; two grandchildren. He was predeceased by a brother, William. The body is in Warren T. Roop's Funeral Home, Middleton, where funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday, Rev. Andrew Porter officiating. Burial will be in Church Grove Cemetery, Melvern Square. Donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. from W. L. Griffin Scrapbook: unidentified newspaper; died 12 June 1991 penned in.