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H Lorne Henry Scarlett

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Du côté de James C. Scarlett 1839-1917

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Information from Gustus Family Genealogy, RootsWeb WorldConnect Project.

1881 personal census, Howard Twp, Kent Co., ON, LDS 1881 census household record:
Scarlet John, M, 32, born Ont, origin: English, C. Methodist, Farmer;
Catherine, F, Widowed, 79, born Ont, origin: English, C. Methodist;
Amie, F, 34, born Ont, origin: English, C. Methodist;
Loren, M, 17, born Ont, origin: English, C. Methodist, Farmer;
Marilla, F, 18, born Ont, origin: English, C. Methodist.

Euphemia Township Marriages, 1873 - 1914, transcribed by the Lambton Branch of the OGS:
Loren Henry Scarlett, 29, lives Euphemia, born Howard, Bachelor, Painter, Meth, s/o James & Maria Scarlett;
Agnes Laird, 23, lives Euphemia, born Euphemia, Spinster, Meth, d/o Alfred & Elizabeth Laird;
Witnesses: Winnifred A. Dobbyn, Florence and James M. Scarlett, London. Married in Florence 15 Sept 1892 by J. Reynolds.

Bothwell Times, 8 February 1917, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
Scarlett: Mr. L. H. Scarlett attended the funeral of his father, James Scarlett, near Ridgetown, last Tuesday.

Bothwell Times, 3 March 1927, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
Florence News: Mr. L. H. Scarlett recently attended the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Mundy, of Ridgetown.

Bothwell Times, 27 September 1928, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Scarlett attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr. John Scarlett in Ridgetown on Sat. 22 Sept.

Bothwell Times, 24 December 1931, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
On Christmas Day and during the week end Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Scarlett will have as their guests their family, Misses Josie and Belva, of Chatham; Miss Jean, of Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scarlett, of Romeo, Mich.

Bothwell Times, 23 February 1933, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
The death of Mr. L. H. Scarlett took place early Sun. morning after a short illness. The funeral service was held on Tues. afternoon.

Obituary, Bothwell Times, 23 February 1933, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
Funeral services for Mr. L. H. Scarlett were held Tues. Feb 21st at his late home, conducted by Rev. J. Button, of the United Church, Fordwich, a close friend of the family, who also officiated at the graveside. Mr. Button gave an impressive message fro Jas. 4-14. The hymns, "Unto the Hills" and "The Sweet Bye and Bye," were sung and an appropriate selection by the choir. The floral offerings from friends and relatives were numerous and beautiful. The pall bearers were Messrs. Chas. and Lyle Elliot, Grant Forshee, Ralph Lampman and Chas. Dickson. Interment was made in Trinity Cemetery, Talbot Street. Mr. Lorne Scarlett passed away quite suddenly, suffering from a stroke, after a week's illness. He was born near Ridgetown in 1863, coming to Florence some years ago where he followed his occupation of painter and decorator. Mr. Scarlett was a good citizen, a loyal friend and a kind neighbour; his kindness was extended to these outside his immediate friends and neighbours and reached those who were sometimes forgotten or neglected by the busy world. The aged had cause to be grateful for his visits and kindly services; it was said of him that if a neighbour needed help, he not only gave it willingly but gladly. Sincere sympathy is felt for his wife who was Miss Agnes Laird, also for the family, Misses Josie and Belva, of Chatham; Miss Jean, of Walkerville; Miss Mildred, at home, and Mr. Glen Scarlett, of St. Thomas, also a little granddaughter, Ruth Joanne. He also leaves three sisters, Miss Rilla Scarlett, of Ridgetown; Mrs. J. B. Clark, of Chatham; Mrs. Henry Bugg, of Pontiac, and two brothers, Mr. Ernest Scarlett, of Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. Chas. Scarlett, of Cottam.

Bothwell Times, 6 January 1938, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
At high noon on Tues. Dec. 28th, a quiet but pretty event took place in the vestry of Park Street United Church in the presence of the immediate families, when Amy Mildred Scarlett, daughter of Mrs. A. Scarlett and the late Lorne H. Scarlett, of Florence, became the bride of Mr. Howard Edwin Richardson, B.S.S., of Wheatley, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Richardson, of Walkerton, Ont. The marriage service was performed by Rev. George W. Henderson, D.D...After the ceremony, the wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McEachran...Mr. and Mrs. Richardson will take up residence in Wheatley.

Obituary, Bothwell Times, ??, from Nadine Marcus, in the files of the Kent Branch of the OGS
At high noon on Sat. Oct. 1st, a pretty ceremony took place uniting two of Chatham's popular young people, Miss Belva Gertrude Scarlett, daughter of Mrs. Scarlett and the late Mr. L. H. Scarlett, of Florence, to Mr. Edward Ross McGee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston McGee, of Chatham. The interesting ceremony, witnessed by the immediate families, was performed by Rev. J. P. McFarlane in the vestry of Park Street United Church. The bride's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McEachran, were attendants...

Euphemia Township History 1849-1999, Euphemia Township Historical Society, 1999, p.405-406:
Loren H. Scarlett Family
Loren H. Scarlett (1863-1933) was born near Ridgetown and moved to Florence where he was a painter and decorator. Loren married Agnes Laird (1870-1952), daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth (Dockrill) Laird, in 1892. They attended Florence United Church were Agnes played the organ. Loren played bass with a quartet in Ridgetown. The couple had five children.
Josie Scarlett (1894-1995) married Willis Gibson. She taught school in Euphemia before her marriage and later worked at the Chatham Public Library. Glenn (1897-1985) married Leda Ferguson. They lived in Michigan before moving to St. Thomas where he operated a nursery and landscaping business. They have one daughter, Joanne, who is a church organist like her grandmother. Jean (1901-1962) married Gordon McEachran and moved to Chatham. Belva (1903) married R. Ross McGee and lived in Chatham and then Sarnia. She is currently living in the Vision Nursing Home, Sarnia. They did not have any children. Mildred (1906-1996) married Edwin Richardson. He taught at Florence Continuation School and boarded with the Scarletts. When the school closed they moved to Wheatley and then Leamington. Their children were James and Jean. Jean is a high school teacher in Kitchener.

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Edward Charles Scarlett 1796-1859   Catherine Field 1801-1884   Henry Dobbyn 1798-1871   Elizabeth Bobier 1795-
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James C. Scarlett 1839-1917   Maria Catherine Dobbyn 1843-1868
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Lorne Henry Scarlett 1862-1933