Alfred {Age 9} is recorded on the
1852 census at Yarmouth, Elgin, Ontario
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Store clerk;
Owner of vineyard.
Alfred and Emily married on 3 September 1867 at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
They were the parents of;
Bertha, Ethel, Margaret Mabel, William Nugent, Lawrence Hillis, Edward Mortimer.
The family is recorded on the 1871 & 1881
& 1891 census at Gosfield, Essex, Ontario.
The family is recorded on the 1901 census
at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
Alfred {Age 67; Married} is recorded on the 1911 census at Okotoks, MacLeod, Alberta.
ST. THOMAS JOURNAL - 14 January 1930:
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Alfred Alworth, age 87 years, died on Saturday in the residence of his son, Lawrence Hillis, at Toronto.
He was one of the older residents of St. Thomas.
As a young man he entered the employ of Thomas Arkell in the drygoods business.
Soon after his marriage he moved to Kingsville where, for a number of years he had a vineyard.
He then moved west with his family, remaining there until he came to Toronto to reside with his son.
Interment in the family plot in St. Thomas Cemetery.
1852 census at Yarmouth, Elgin, Ontario
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Store clerk;
Owner of vineyard.
Alfred and Emily married on 3 September 1867 at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
They were the parents of;
Bertha, Ethel, Margaret Mabel, William Nugent, Lawrence Hillis, Edward Mortimer.
The family is recorded on the 1871 & 1881
& 1891 census at Gosfield, Essex, Ontario.
The family is recorded on the 1901 census
at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
Alfred {Age 67; Married} is recorded on the 1911 census at Okotoks, MacLeod, Alberta.
ST. THOMAS JOURNAL - 14 January 1930:
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Alfred Alworth, age 87 years, died on Saturday in the residence of his son, Lawrence Hillis, at Toronto.
He was one of the older residents of St. Thomas.
As a young man he entered the employ of Thomas Arkell in the drygoods business.
Soon after his marriage he moved to Kingsville where, for a number of years he had a vineyard.
He then moved west with his family, remaining there until he came to Toronto to reside with his son.
Interment in the family plot in St. Thomas Cemetery.
Alfred {Age 9} is recorded on the
1852 census at Yarmouth, Elgin, Ontario
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Store clerk;
Owner of vineyard.
Alfred and Emily married on 3 September 1867 at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
They were the parents of;
Bertha, Ethel, Margaret Mabel, William Nugent, Lawrence Hillis, Edward Mortimer.
The family is recorded on the 1871 & 1881
& 1891 census at Gosfield, Essex, Ontario.
The family is recorded on the 1901 census
at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
Alfred {Age 67; Married} is recorded on the 1911 census at Okotoks, MacLeod, Alberta.
ST. THOMAS JOURNAL - 14 January 1930:
**********************************
Alfred Alworth, age 87 years, died on Saturday in the residence of his son, Lawrence Hillis, at Toronto.
He was one of the older residents of St. Thomas.
As a young man he entered the employ of Thomas Arkell in the drygoods business.
Soon after his marriage he moved to Kingsville where, for a number of years he had a vineyard.
He then moved west with his family, remaining there until he came to Toronto to reside with his son.
Interment in the family plot in St. Thomas Cemetery.
1852 census at Yarmouth, Elgin, Ontario
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Store clerk;
Owner of vineyard.
Alfred and Emily married on 3 September 1867 at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
They were the parents of;
Bertha, Ethel, Margaret Mabel, William Nugent, Lawrence Hillis, Edward Mortimer.
The family is recorded on the 1871 & 1881
& 1891 census at Gosfield, Essex, Ontario.
The family is recorded on the 1901 census
at St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontario.
Alfred {Age 67; Married} is recorded on the 1911 census at Okotoks, MacLeod, Alberta.
ST. THOMAS JOURNAL - 14 January 1930:
**********************************
Alfred Alworth, age 87 years, died on Saturday in the residence of his son, Lawrence Hillis, at Toronto.
He was one of the older residents of St. Thomas.
As a young man he entered the employ of Thomas Arkell in the drygoods business.
Soon after his marriage he moved to Kingsville where, for a number of years he had a vineyard.
He then moved west with his family, remaining there until he came to Toronto to reside with his son.
Interment in the family plot in St. Thomas Cemetery.
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