Marriage : 27 Jan. 1886 York co OntarioNorthern Advance
Northern Advance March 31,1927 Page 5.
PADDISON W.J.
There died, after a short illness at his home on Codrington St. on Saturday March 26, 1927. William James Paddison,aged 67 years, 11 months.
Mr. Paddison was born near Orangville,Ontario, but moved in 1867 to Torosontio with his parents. The family, being among the pioneers of that district.
In his younger life, he worked with the Yale Milling Co., then, later, when the Hamilton North Western Railway came through, he located at Lisle,where he learned the carpenter business from his father.He followed that trade for more years, building, wagons, buggies, and sleighs.
About 1903, he started to work with the GTR . In 1911, he moved to barrie, taking up residence on Brock St. He had lived on Codrington St. for about a year. In later years, he did considerable market gardening. He was stricken with Pneumonia on Monday of last week, and died on Saturday.
Mr Paddison was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are his Wife, 3 sons, Harvey and Bert of
Winnipeg, and Oscar of Creemore; (William who married Elsie Mayatt) 3 daughters Mrs. H.A. Jarvis, of Barrie, Mrs. Milton Hickling, of Crown Hill and Mrs. L. Dagenais, of Detroit; 3 brothers. Albert and W.D., of Barrie, and Seth, of Quelph, and a sister Mrs. S.A. Lambert, of Barrie.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to Barrie Union Cemetary, conducted by the Rev.E.J.Wahn.
The 3 brothers and 3 sons of the deceased, acted as pallbearers
Northern Advance March 31,1927 Page 5.
PADDISON W.J.
There died, after a short illness at his home on Codrington St. on Saturday March 26, 1927. William James Paddison,aged 67 years, 11 months.
Mr. Paddison was born near Orangville,Ontario, but moved in 1867 to Torosontio with his parents. The family, being among the pioneers of that district.
In his younger life, he worked with the Yale Milling Co., then, later, when the Hamilton North Western Railway came through, he located at Lisle,where he learned the carpenter business from his father.He followed that trade for more years, building, wagons, buggies, and sleighs.
About 1903, he started to work with the GTR . In 1911, he moved to barrie, taking up residence on Brock St. He had lived on Codrington St. for about a year. In later years, he did considerable market gardening. He was stricken with Pneumonia on Monday of last week, and died on Saturday.
Mr Paddison was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are his Wife, 3 sons, Harvey and Bert of
Winnipeg, and Oscar of Creemore; (William who married Elsie Mayatt) 3 daughters Mrs. H.A. Jarvis, of Barrie, Mrs. Milton Hickling, of Crown Hill and Mrs. L. Dagenais, of Detroit; 3 brothers. Albert and W.D., of Barrie, and Seth, of Quelph, and a sister Mrs. S.A. Lambert, of Barrie.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to Barrie Union Cemetary, conducted by the Rev.E.J.Wahn.
The 3 brothers and 3 sons of the deceased, acted as pallbearers
Marriage : 27 Jan. 1886 York co OntarioNorthern Advance
Northern Advance March 31,1927 Page 5.
PADDISON W.J.
There died, after a short illness at his home on Codrington St. on Saturday March 26, 1927. William James Paddison,aged 67 years, 11 months.
Mr. Paddison was born near Orangville,Ontario, but moved in 1867 to Torosontio with his parents. The family, being among the pioneers of that district.
In his younger life, he worked with the Yale Milling Co., then, later, when the Hamilton North Western Railway came through, he located at Lisle,where he learned the carpenter business from his father.He followed that trade for more years, building, wagons, buggies, and sleighs.
About 1903, he started to work with the GTR . In 1911, he moved to barrie, taking up residence on Brock St. He had lived on Codrington St. for about a year. In later years, he did considerable market gardening. He was stricken with Pneumonia on Monday of last week, and died on Saturday.
Mr Paddison was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are his Wife, 3 sons, Harvey and Bert of
Winnipeg, and Oscar of Creemore; (William who married Elsie Mayatt) 3 daughters Mrs. H.A. Jarvis, of Barrie, Mrs. Milton Hickling, of Crown Hill and Mrs. L. Dagenais, of Detroit; 3 brothers. Albert and W.D., of Barrie, and Seth, of Quelph, and a sister Mrs. S.A. Lambert, of Barrie.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to Barrie Union Cemetary, conducted by the Rev.E.J.Wahn.
The 3 brothers and 3 sons of the deceased, acted as pallbearers
Northern Advance March 31,1927 Page 5.
PADDISON W.J.
There died, after a short illness at his home on Codrington St. on Saturday March 26, 1927. William James Paddison,aged 67 years, 11 months.
Mr. Paddison was born near Orangville,Ontario, but moved in 1867 to Torosontio with his parents. The family, being among the pioneers of that district.
In his younger life, he worked with the Yale Milling Co., then, later, when the Hamilton North Western Railway came through, he located at Lisle,where he learned the carpenter business from his father.He followed that trade for more years, building, wagons, buggies, and sleighs.
About 1903, he started to work with the GTR . In 1911, he moved to barrie, taking up residence on Brock St. He had lived on Codrington St. for about a year. In later years, he did considerable market gardening. He was stricken with Pneumonia on Monday of last week, and died on Saturday.
Mr Paddison was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are his Wife, 3 sons, Harvey and Bert of
Winnipeg, and Oscar of Creemore; (William who married Elsie Mayatt) 3 daughters Mrs. H.A. Jarvis, of Barrie, Mrs. Milton Hickling, of Crown Hill and Mrs. L. Dagenais, of Detroit; 3 brothers. Albert and W.D., of Barrie, and Seth, of Quelph, and a sister Mrs. S.A. Lambert, of Barrie.
The funeral took place on Tuesday to Barrie Union Cemetary, conducted by the Rev.E.J.Wahn.
The 3 brothers and 3 sons of the deceased, acted as pallbearers
Inscription
Paddison
In Loving Memory of
William James Paddison
April 25 1859 - March 1927.
His Beloved Wife
Lydia Walls
Mar.20 1895 - Dec.16 1938
Their Sons Mathew Omer
Mar.20 1895, July 20 1915
Horace Franklin
Apr.1899, Nov.20 1907
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