Dodd Family - Person Sheet
Dodd Family - Person Sheet
NameGilbert Howard Walsh 
Birth Date1878
Birth PlaceLiverpool, England
Death Date1954 Age: 76
Death PlaceAyres Cliff
Burial Date1954
Burial PlaceAyres Cliff
OccupationBoarding House Operator & Farmer
ReligionUniveralist Church
FlagsMilitary
FatherWilliam H. Walsh
MotherElizabeth Jackson
Misc. Notes
Note Page 131.......Vol. 1943-1950
"The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Walsh was celebrated @ the home of their son & daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Walsh, on May 6, 1949"
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Gilbert was a soldier in the Canadian Army during World War I, and on discharge he accepted the Canadian Goverment's invitation and assistance to move to the Ayers Cliff, Quebec near Sherebrooke and establish a Farm.
Previous to this he had been living in Montreal where he & Cora ran a Boarding House. Gilbert liked to drink like his brother William.........and maybe his Father.....who was divorced for some unknown reason.....just a guess.
Gilbert stopped drinking when because of drinking he missed picking up the body of his Daughter Clara Bell when she died in 1940 and the body came to Town by Train.......this was a story from Pat....which I may have garbeled in translation.
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"The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Walsh was celebrated @ the home of their son & daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Walsh, on May 6, 1949"
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Gilbert was a soldier in the Canadian Army during World War I, and on discharge he accepted the Canadian Goverment's invitation and assistance to move to the Ayers Cliff, Quebec near Sherebrooke and establish a Farm.
Previous to this he had been living in Montreal where he & Cora ran a Boarding House. Gilbert liked to drink like his brother William.........and maybe his Father.....who was divorced for some unknown reason.....just a guess.
Gilbert stopped drinking when because of drinking he missed picking up the body of his Daughter Clara Bell when she died in 1940 and the body came to Town by Train.......this was a story from Pat....which I may have garbeled in translation.
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Spouses
Misc. Notes
Page 103, #1353
" Marriage, 24 April 1899, Walsh/Bliss: (Moes River) April 19 @ the home of the bride, by Rev. Render, Mr Gilbert Walsh & Miss Cora Bliss"
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information on Card...copied to film.......read by Leo...Aug. 1998......
" Walsh:-Gilbert Howard.... & Cora Bell Bliss
married April 19th 1899
Univeralist Church, ......Huntingville, Quebec, Canada"
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If they were married in Huntingville, Quebec, is the story of receiving a land grant from the Canadian Army in 1918 correct ?
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Cora ran a Boarding House in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Ther was an Aunt May a Sister of Cora Bliss..........info per Mateel @ Aug. 1998 visit
" Marriage, 24 April 1899, Walsh/Bliss: (Moes River) April 19 @ the home of the bride, by Rev. Render, Mr Gilbert Walsh & Miss Cora Bliss"
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information on Card...copied to film.......read by Leo...Aug. 1998......
" Walsh:-Gilbert Howard.... & Cora Bell Bliss
married April 19th 1899
Univeralist Church, ......Huntingville, Quebec, Canada"
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If they were married in Huntingville, Quebec, is the story of receiving a land grant from the Canadian Army in 1918 correct ?
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Cora ran a Boarding House in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Ther was an Aunt May a Sister of Cora Bliss..........info per Mateel @ Aug. 1998 visit
Marr Date19 Apr 1899
Marr PlaceMoes River, Quebec Canada
Marr MemoUniveralist Church, Huntingville, Quebec