Parents Jonathan Smith Pettit and Mary Biggar.
Marriages. On Wednesday November 29th at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Fletcher of Oakville. W. H. Street , M.D. of Palermo, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. Petitt, Esq, of Trafalgar SOURCE: Street, W. H., Dr. (Marriage notice) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 7 Dec 1865, p. 2, column 7, Halton.BMD.94259, Milton Public Library.
Spouse William H Street, Died Dec 6 1884, Toronto General Hospital, York, Toronto.
DEATH OF DR. STREET. --It is our sad duty to announce the death of Dr. William H. Street. which occurred in Toronto on Saturday night, after less than two weeks illness, of typhoid fever. The Doctor was a native of Halton and for a number of years practiced his profession in Milton where he was very popular as a physcian and as a man. He removed from Milton to London about 13 years ago and about two years since went from that city to Detroit, whence he removed to Toronto a short time ago. He was a prominant member of the Masonic fraternity, being a past master of the St. Clair Lodge, No. 135, Milton, and also of Union Lodge, No. 380, London. He was one of the organizers of the Egyptian Rite of Memphis and Mizraim in Canada, and held office in that branch of the order. He leaves a wife and son to mourn his sudden death. Source: Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 11 Dec 1884, p. 3., column 2, Halton.BMD.97426, Milton Public Library.
Death Dec 6 1884, Age 46, Occupation Physician.
Died in Toronto General Hosiptal.
William H. Street, Source: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, York, Toronto 1885, Schedule C Deaths, Page 102 Entry No. 106 Cert. No. 019803.
Deaths and Funerals. Mrs. Street. The remains of Elizabeth Pettit, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street were brought from Toronto to Oakville on Tuesday for burial. Mrs. Street was born in Trafalgar. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Duncan McGibbon, of Milton and Brampton. Her husband practiced here for some years and moved in the early 70's to London, where he died a few years later. The couple's only child , a son, John lives in Tennessee. Mrs Street was in Milton for some days about a year ago as the guest of Mrs Cartmer. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Obituary) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 2, column 3, Halton.BMD.114721, Milton Public Library.
DIED. Street -- Mrs Elizabeth Street, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street, of Milton and London, suddenly, at the Western Hospital, Toronto, of pneumonia. Funeral on Tuesday Mar. 25th, from Oakville Station. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Elizabeth) (Death notice)
appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 3, column 3, Halton.BMD.114739, Milton Public Library.
Marriages. On Wednesday November 29th at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Fletcher of Oakville. W. H. Street , M.D. of Palermo, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. Petitt, Esq, of Trafalgar SOURCE: Street, W. H., Dr. (Marriage notice) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 7 Dec 1865, p. 2, column 7, Halton.BMD.94259, Milton Public Library.
Spouse William H Street, Died Dec 6 1884, Toronto General Hospital, York, Toronto.
DEATH OF DR. STREET. --It is our sad duty to announce the death of Dr. William H. Street. which occurred in Toronto on Saturday night, after less than two weeks illness, of typhoid fever. The Doctor was a native of Halton and for a number of years practiced his profession in Milton where he was very popular as a physcian and as a man. He removed from Milton to London about 13 years ago and about two years since went from that city to Detroit, whence he removed to Toronto a short time ago. He was a prominant member of the Masonic fraternity, being a past master of the St. Clair Lodge, No. 135, Milton, and also of Union Lodge, No. 380, London. He was one of the organizers of the Egyptian Rite of Memphis and Mizraim in Canada, and held office in that branch of the order. He leaves a wife and son to mourn his sudden death. Source: Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 11 Dec 1884, p. 3., column 2, Halton.BMD.97426, Milton Public Library.
Death Dec 6 1884, Age 46, Occupation Physician.
Died in Toronto General Hosiptal.
William H. Street, Source: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, York, Toronto 1885, Schedule C Deaths, Page 102 Entry No. 106 Cert. No. 019803.
Deaths and Funerals. Mrs. Street. The remains of Elizabeth Pettit, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street were brought from Toronto to Oakville on Tuesday for burial. Mrs. Street was born in Trafalgar. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Duncan McGibbon, of Milton and Brampton. Her husband practiced here for some years and moved in the early 70's to London, where he died a few years later. The couple's only child , a son, John lives in Tennessee. Mrs Street was in Milton for some days about a year ago as the guest of Mrs Cartmer. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Obituary) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 2, column 3, Halton.BMD.114721, Milton Public Library.
DIED. Street -- Mrs Elizabeth Street, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street, of Milton and London, suddenly, at the Western Hospital, Toronto, of pneumonia. Funeral on Tuesday Mar. 25th, from Oakville Station. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Elizabeth) (Death notice)
appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 3, column 3, Halton.BMD.114739, Milton Public Library.
Parents Jonathan Smith Pettit and Mary Biggar.
Marriages. On Wednesday November 29th at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Fletcher of Oakville. W. H. Street , M.D. of Palermo, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. Petitt, Esq, of Trafalgar SOURCE: Street, W. H., Dr. (Marriage notice) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 7 Dec 1865, p. 2, column 7, Halton.BMD.94259, Milton Public Library.
Spouse William H Street, Died Dec 6 1884, Toronto General Hospital, York, Toronto.
DEATH OF DR. STREET. --It is our sad duty to announce the death of Dr. William H. Street. which occurred in Toronto on Saturday night, after less than two weeks illness, of typhoid fever. The Doctor was a native of Halton and for a number of years practiced his profession in Milton where he was very popular as a physcian and as a man. He removed from Milton to London about 13 years ago and about two years since went from that city to Detroit, whence he removed to Toronto a short time ago. He was a prominant member of the Masonic fraternity, being a past master of the St. Clair Lodge, No. 135, Milton, and also of Union Lodge, No. 380, London. He was one of the organizers of the Egyptian Rite of Memphis and Mizraim in Canada, and held office in that branch of the order. He leaves a wife and son to mourn his sudden death. Source: Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 11 Dec 1884, p. 3., column 2, Halton.BMD.97426, Milton Public Library.
Death Dec 6 1884, Age 46, Occupation Physician.
Died in Toronto General Hosiptal.
William H. Street, Source: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, York, Toronto 1885, Schedule C Deaths, Page 102 Entry No. 106 Cert. No. 019803.
Deaths and Funerals. Mrs. Street. The remains of Elizabeth Pettit, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street were brought from Toronto to Oakville on Tuesday for burial. Mrs. Street was born in Trafalgar. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Duncan McGibbon, of Milton and Brampton. Her husband practiced here for some years and moved in the early 70's to London, where he died a few years later. The couple's only child , a son, John lives in Tennessee. Mrs Street was in Milton for some days about a year ago as the guest of Mrs Cartmer. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Obituary) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 2, column 3, Halton.BMD.114721, Milton Public Library.
DIED. Street -- Mrs Elizabeth Street, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street, of Milton and London, suddenly, at the Western Hospital, Toronto, of pneumonia. Funeral on Tuesday Mar. 25th, from Oakville Station. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Elizabeth) (Death notice)
appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 3, column 3, Halton.BMD.114739, Milton Public Library.
Marriages. On Wednesday November 29th at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Fletcher of Oakville. W. H. Street , M.D. of Palermo, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. Petitt, Esq, of Trafalgar SOURCE: Street, W. H., Dr. (Marriage notice) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 7 Dec 1865, p. 2, column 7, Halton.BMD.94259, Milton Public Library.
Spouse William H Street, Died Dec 6 1884, Toronto General Hospital, York, Toronto.
DEATH OF DR. STREET. --It is our sad duty to announce the death of Dr. William H. Street. which occurred in Toronto on Saturday night, after less than two weeks illness, of typhoid fever. The Doctor was a native of Halton and for a number of years practiced his profession in Milton where he was very popular as a physcian and as a man. He removed from Milton to London about 13 years ago and about two years since went from that city to Detroit, whence he removed to Toronto a short time ago. He was a prominant member of the Masonic fraternity, being a past master of the St. Clair Lodge, No. 135, Milton, and also of Union Lodge, No. 380, London. He was one of the organizers of the Egyptian Rite of Memphis and Mizraim in Canada, and held office in that branch of the order. He leaves a wife and son to mourn his sudden death. Source: Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 11 Dec 1884, p. 3., column 2, Halton.BMD.97426, Milton Public Library.
Death Dec 6 1884, Age 46, Occupation Physician.
Died in Toronto General Hosiptal.
William H. Street, Source: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, York, Toronto 1885, Schedule C Deaths, Page 102 Entry No. 106 Cert. No. 019803.
Deaths and Funerals. Mrs. Street. The remains of Elizabeth Pettit, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street were brought from Toronto to Oakville on Tuesday for burial. Mrs. Street was born in Trafalgar. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Duncan McGibbon, of Milton and Brampton. Her husband practiced here for some years and moved in the early 70's to London, where he died a few years later. The couple's only child , a son, John lives in Tennessee. Mrs Street was in Milton for some days about a year ago as the guest of Mrs Cartmer. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Obituary) appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 2, column 3, Halton.BMD.114721, Milton Public Library.
DIED. Street -- Mrs Elizabeth Street, widow of the late Dr. W. H. Street, of Milton and London, suddenly, at the Western Hospital, Toronto, of pneumonia. Funeral on Tuesday Mar. 25th, from Oakville Station. SOURCE: Street, W. H., Mrs. Dr. (Elizabeth) (Death notice)
appeared in Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 27 Mar 1913, p. 3, column 3, Halton.BMD.114739, Milton Public Library.
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