Catherine Warner, born in Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., Upper Canada, a daughter of Elisha Warner and Almira Alguire.
Married to Amos Hollister.
Catherine and her husband Amos Hollister were originally buried at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Aultsville, Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., a Lost Villages Cemetery. Source: Ontario Hydro's transcriptions of cemeteries affected by the St. Lawrence River Seaway and Power Project: object being to improve the shipping channel and provide hydro-electric power to the region. The Anglican Church authorities indicated that they wanted to have this cemetery rehabilitated in the Anglican section of the new Union Cemetery.
Married to Amos Hollister.
Catherine and her husband Amos Hollister were originally buried at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Aultsville, Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., a Lost Villages Cemetery. Source: Ontario Hydro's transcriptions of cemeteries affected by the St. Lawrence River Seaway and Power Project: object being to improve the shipping channel and provide hydro-electric power to the region. The Anglican Church authorities indicated that they wanted to have this cemetery rehabilitated in the Anglican section of the new Union Cemetery.
Catherine Warner, born in Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., Upper Canada, a daughter of Elisha Warner and Almira Alguire.
Married to Amos Hollister.
Catherine and her husband Amos Hollister were originally buried at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Aultsville, Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., a Lost Villages Cemetery. Source: Ontario Hydro's transcriptions of cemeteries affected by the St. Lawrence River Seaway and Power Project: object being to improve the shipping channel and provide hydro-electric power to the region. The Anglican Church authorities indicated that they wanted to have this cemetery rehabilitated in the Anglican section of the new Union Cemetery.
Married to Amos Hollister.
Catherine and her husband Amos Hollister were originally buried at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Aultsville, Osnabruck Twp., Stormont Co., a Lost Villages Cemetery. Source: Ontario Hydro's transcriptions of cemeteries affected by the St. Lawrence River Seaway and Power Project: object being to improve the shipping channel and provide hydro-electric power to the region. The Anglican Church authorities indicated that they wanted to have this cemetery rehabilitated in the Anglican section of the new Union Cemetery.
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