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     Earl Kennedy died at British Columbia. He Went to B.C., died there.

     Calvin Lester Creelman was born in 1887.¹ He married Elizabeth Evelyn Langille on 6 July 1920 at Trail, British Columbia.¹ Calvin Lester Creelman died in 1963.¹ He From: The Tattries of River John, N.S. by Gordon MacKay Haliburton, page 71 - Calvin Lester Creelman b. 1887 d. 1963 married Elizabeth Evelyn langille (1902-1972) at Trail, B.C. on 6 July 1920. He worked there as a carpenter, in 1938 they moved to a small farm in Matsqui, B.C. and in 1952 retired to Mission. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------.

     Hector MacKay Tattrie was born on 9 August 1862.¹ He married Henrietta Frances "Etta" Langille on 7 December 1892 at River John, Nova Scotia. He was 30.² Hector MacKay Tattrie died on 6 March 1939 at age 76.¹ He [Broderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Jan 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.81716.19] Individual: Tattrie, Hector Event: Living Year: 1896 Place: Pictou County Province of record source: Nova Scotia County of record source: Pictou Comments: Farmer. Source: McAlpine's Nova Scotia Directory for 1896, Pictou County. Publisher: McAlpine's Publishing Company Publication place: Halifax Publication year: 1896 Volume/Page(s): 1412 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------. He lived at River John, Nova Scotia.

     Henrietta Frances "Etta" Langille was born in 1866 at East Earltown, Nova Scotia.¹ She married Hector MacKay Tattrie on 7 December 1892 at River John, Nova Scotia. He was 30.² Henrietta Frances "Etta" Langille died in 1919.³

     Amos Clifford Tattrie was born on 13 September 1893.¹ He married Annie Florence MacLeod on 2 September 1922 at Louisville, Nova Scotia. He was 28.¹ Amos Clifford Tattrie died in March 1982 at age 88.¹ He From: The Tattrie Family of River John, N.S. by Gordon MacKay Haliburton, Page 75: Amos Clifford Tattrie b. 13 Sept. 1893; attended the N.S. Agricultural College at Truro, developed a dairy herd of Jersey cattle on the family farm, and was a staunch supporter of the Co-Operative Movement in the area. He acted as Secretary of the North Shore Shipping clubs for many years, and he helped to form and consistently supported, as an office-holder, the River John Co-Op. Other energies were expended in the Scotsburn Co-Op Creamery, the Nova Scotia Wool Marketing Board, the Maritime Livestock Board, Maritime Co-Op Services, the River John Credit Union, and the Pictou County Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. His support of the co-operative principle sprang from his firm commitment to the Christiah (sic) faith, which he showed also by teaching Sunday School, (serving as Superintendent for twenty-five years), and serving as an Elder in Salem Church for more than a quarter-century. He died March 1982. He married 2 Sept. 1922 at Louisville Annie Florence MacLeod (1896-1959) dau. of J.J. MacLeod of Brule. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------.

     Annie Florence MacLeod was born in 1896.¹ She married Amos Clifford Tattrie on 2 September 1922 at Louisville, Nova Scotia. He was 28.¹ Annie Florence MacLeod died in 1959.¹

     Annie "Katherine" Tattrie was born on 20 April 1895.¹ She died on 7 April 1923 at age 27.¹ She From: The Tattrie Family of River John,N.S., by Gordon MacKay Haliburton, page 77 Annie Katherine Tattrie b. 20 April 1895, attended Pictou Academy, the Normal College, and taught school. Graduated from Dalhousie University in 1918. She was teaching at Sunny Brae, Pictou County, when she developed the dread symptons (sic) of Tuberculosis. Although she was taken to the new Sanitorium in Kentville she could not be saved. She died 7 April, 1923. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------.

     George Philip Tattrie was born on 23 July 1869.¹ He married Mabel Sutherland. George Philip Tattrie married Helen Simpson. George Philip Tattrie died on 9 March 1927 at age 57.¹ He From: The Tattrie Family of River John, N.S. by Gordon MacKay Haliburton, Page 80 - George Philip Tattrie was destined from infancy for the Presbyterian Ministry, just as his older brother Hector was to stay on the farm. So, although he may have been an inattentive infant during the morning family prayers, a Minister he became. he went from Pictou Academy to Dalhousie (B.A. 1894) then attended the Presbyterian College in Halifax for two years. In 1896 he was licensed by the Presbytery of Halifax, and set off to take up a pastorate in Western Canada. He was ordained by the Presbytery of Rock Lake, Manitoba, on 14 July, 1896, and then laboured in Saskatchewan for eight years. In 1904 he returned to the east to study at Princeton Theological Seminary, and in 1905 received his B.D. He then served at New Carlisle (Quebec) for eight years, at Tabusintac (N.B.) another eight, and then in July 1921 was inducted at O'Leary, PEI "where he laboured with acceptance for five and a half years, when he was called to the Church above, having served thirty years in the active ministry of the Church". His official obiturary, in the Yearbook of the United Church of Canada for the year 1927 continues: "He was a faithful preacher of the Word, a conscientious pastor, and an excellent presbyter, knowing well the procedure of the courts of his Church. He was a man of integrity, not given to ostentation, but generous of heart, giving liberally to missions. The New Church at O'Leary, where his funeral service was held on March 10th, will stand as a fitting monument to his faithful services for Christ in that field". George P. Tattrie married (1) Mabel Sutherland and (2) Helen Simpson. He had one child, born of the second marriage. He died of anemia in his manse at O'Leary when his son was about three and a half years old. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------[Broderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Jan 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.81716.11] Individual: Tattrie, Rev. G. P. Event: Living Year: 1901 Place: Alameda Province of record source: Northwest Territories County of record source: Assiniboia Comments: Presbyterian pastor. Source: Lovell's Directory of Manitoba and Northwest Territories for 1900-1901. Volume/Page(s): 347 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------. He lived at New Carlisle, New Brunswick.

     Laura Ellen Tattrie was born on 16 March 1872 at Marshville, River John, Nova Scotia.¹ She married Alexander Baxter Langille on 25 August 1892 at River John, Nova Scotia. She was 20.^2,3,4 Laura Ellen Tattrie died on 7 June 1959 at River John, Nova Scotia, at age 87.¹ She From: The Tattrie Family of River John, N.S. by Gordon MacKay Haliburton, page 82 Laura Ellen Tattrie was born in the family home on 16th March 1872. Her father wore out the knees of this thick homespun trousers when he went for the family doctor, the snow being many feet deep, and with a hard cust. So much younger than her two sisters, she was in effect the only daugther in the house. On 25 August 1892 she married Alexander "Baxter" Langille (1867-1952) the son of Marshville neighbours Isaac Langille (1837-1913) and his wife Elizabeth Douglas. Mrs. Langille was dead, so Laura simply took charge of ther household and her father-in-law. Baxter Langille farmed the acres which had been in the family from the beginning. Laura Tattrie had gone to Boston wehre so many relatives were, but had soon become homestick and was glad to be married and live in familiar surroundings the rest of her life. In due course the family farm was turned over to her eldest son and she and her husband moved down the road a mile, after the death of her husband she moved into the village of River John with her bachelor son Ralph, and was joined there by her daughter Hazel and son-in-law Carl Langille. So her days came serenely to a close where they had been quietly spent. She died. 7 June 1959. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------.

     Alexander Baxter Langille was born in 1867 at Marshville, River John, Nova Scotia.^1,2 He married Laura Ellen Tattrie on 25 August 1892 at River John, Nova Scotia. She was 20.^1,3,2 Alexander Baxter Langille died in 1952.⁴ He lived at River John, Nova Scotia.

     Isaac Langille was born in 1836.¹ He married Elizabeth Douglas. Isaac Langille died on 13 February 1913.¹

     Clifford Douglas Langille was born on 21 May 1893.^1,2 He married Emma Johnson. Clifford Douglas Langille lived at River John, Nova Scotia. He died on 7 October 1964 at age 71.³