George Tran Reached His 99th Year
On Thursday, March 18th, Mr. George Tran, well-known and highly respected resident on the 8th concession of Pickering, passed away after a brief illness.
The late Mr. Tran was born at Cedar Grove where he farmed for a time before moving to his farm home in Pickering. He had resided there for over forty years.
There were always two events during the year that Mr. Tran seldom missed, the one being Markham Fair and the other the International Plowing Match. Mr. Tran served as President on the Markham Fair Board a number of years ago. He was also a prize plowman in his day. While in good health he attended the United Church at Locust Hill.
He leaves to mourn his passing two sons, Gardham of Markham and David on the home farm. There are also four daughters, Mrs. W. A. Thompson (sic) and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell, both of Markham, Mrs. Geo. Cowie of Stouffville and Mrs. E. D. Sharpe of Sheridan, Wyoming.
Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon at the Locust Hill United Church at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. McLachlan, assisted, by Rev. King of Locust Hill and Rev. Lunau of Toronto, with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
The pall bearers were Russell Burkholder, Earl Graham, Joe Tran, Karl Cowie, Giles Tran and Lorne Tran.
George Tran Reached His 99th Year
On Thursday, March 18th, Mr. George Tran, well-known and highly respected resident on the 8th concession of Pickering, passed away after a brief illness.
The late Mr. Tran was born at Cedar Grove where he farmed for a time before moving to his farm home in Pickering. He had resided there for over forty years.
There were always two events during the year that Mr. Tran seldom missed, the one being Markham Fair and the other the International Plowing Match. Mr. Tran served as President on the Markham Fair Board a number of years ago. He was also a prize plowman in his day. While in good health he attended the United Church at Locust Hill.
He leaves to mourn his passing two sons, Gardham of Markham and David on the home farm. There are also four daughters, Mrs. W. A. Thompson (sic) and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell, both of Markham, Mrs. Geo. Cowie of Stouffville and Mrs. E. D. Sharpe of Sheridan, Wyoming.
Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon at the Locust Hill United Church at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. McLachlan, assisted, by Rev. King of Locust Hill and Rev. Lunau of Toronto, with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
The pall bearers were Russell Burkholder, Earl Graham, Joe Tran, Karl Cowie, Giles Tran and Lorne Tran.
Family Members
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John Charles "Charlie" Trann
1838–1916
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Mary Ann Tran Cole
1840–1879
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Emma Elizabeth Tran
1841–1869
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Sarah Jane Tran Coakwell
1843–1911
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Diana Ashton Tran Weldrick
1846–1923
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Anna Maria Tran Cole
1847–1930
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Margaret Alice Tran Birnie
1850–1915
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Jemima Louisa Tran Ostertog
1854–1925
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Harriet Esther Tran
1859–1889
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William Henry Tran
1860–1948
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