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I am looking for relatives of Mrs Eva Gough , in the sixtys she was living in 14th Ave Milliken Ontario, I was in touch then back in the sixtys but lost touch and would like to get in touch with any family member, hoping someone knows this name.
Thank you for the link, unfortunately I do not know if this the right one, as I said I lost touch in the sixtys, and have very little information. As I am in the U.K it makes it even more difficult to find out,any suggestions you might have to help me in my search would be helpful.
Regards Mike Watson
You could try contacting the person who put up that grave. There is a name there which, when clicked on, will take you to the creator's information. It would also be helpful if you knew whether Eva Gough was married and if that is her married name, and if married, what her husband's first name might be.
If that is your Eva, or to find out if it is your person, you can try locating the information for her children and calling to see whether it could be a relation.
You could try contacting the person who put up that grave. There is a name there which, when clicked on, will take you to the creator's information. It would also be helpful if you knew whether Eva Gough was married and if that is her married name, and if married, what her husband's first name might be.
If that is your Eva, or to find out if it is your person, you can try locating the information for her children and calling to see whether it could be a relation.
The OP mentions 14th Ave Milliken, which is now part of Markham/Unionville, and so this second one is more likely to be the right one. In the 60s that area was all farm land and in the 1935 electorate, there was a Samuel Gough listed as a farmer in that area.
The OP mentions 14th Ave Milliken, which is now part of Markham/Unionville, and so this second one is more likely to be the right one. In the 60s that area was all farm land and in the 1935 electorate, there was a Samuel Gough listed as a farmer in that area.
Thank you for your information, I have found some paper with the name of Samuel Gough so I think that it is a possibility that this is the right family, as I am Uk based it is not so easy to find names and addresses for the people in the Obituary .
Any useful links to these people that anyone has would be most helpful, thanking everyone in advance.
Regards Mike Watson
Thank you for your information, I have found some paper with the name of Samuel Gough so I think that it is a possibility that this is the right family, as I am Uk based it is not so easy to find names and addresses for the people in the Obituary .
Any useful links to these people that anyone has would be most helpful, thanking everyone in advance.
Regards Mike Watson
Actually, Mike, we locals, ironically, have no more information than you do. I haven't seen a phone book for 5 years now. The internet seems to be the only way I would suggest looking up some of those names on Facebook and sending messages.
vectoris is right - we have no more resources at hand than you do. You can google the address of the funeral home in the obits and see if someone will pass on your message to one of the lady's children. You can google the children's names. In the case of daughters, try googling the name of the spouse since here women are often listed under the name of the spouse. There are phone books and numbers online but you often only need to google the person's name and the province, taking the chance that they have not moved out of province. You have a good shot, no matter which Gough you find of finding someone who will know of the family.
For example, I believe that that one of the daughters is married to an edminson or something like that, and there is a man with the name of the husband with a dental practise in Ottawa. Look up the website or make a phone call. Explain yourself to the receptionist and he or she will pass on a message to the dentist who would probably get back to you if only to tell you that it is the wrong person
ETA: the best free phone book online is canada411.ca Searching for the Bob Hayter mentioned as the husband of one of the daughters, the phone book shows there are two Bob Hayters in Ontario, one in Dashwood and one in Varna. There is also one in BC but I would start by calling the two in Ontario. Maybe vectoris knows which town might be the closest to where Eva lived.
Thank you for your information, I have found some paper with the name of Samuel Gough so I think that it is a possibility that this is the right family, as I am Uk based it is not so easy to find names and addresses for the people in the Obituary .
Any useful links to these people that anyone has would be most helpful, thanking everyone in advance.
Regards Mike Watson
Mike, that last obit link had a picture of Eva. Did you see it? Does it resemble your Eva?
Netwit - I checked Dashwood and Varna. They're two little towns close to each other near Stratford. Quite far from Markham. There are quite a few R Hayters listed, that Mike could start calling.
LOL. You know those 6 degrees of separation??? I looked up one of Eva's sons-in-law, Peter Edmison on Facebook. I found the right one - there were Goughs on his friends list. My cursor slid over another of his friends who is a friend of one of MY friends. Now that is a weird coincidence.
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