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William Dexter Mickle

• Geboren in 1857 - Chatham Gore, Kent Co., Ontario, Canada
• Overleden in oktober 1902 - Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada , leeftijd bij overlijden: 45 jaar oud

Ouders

• John Hardy Mickle 1825-1902
• Laura Ann (Ann) Little 1832-1909

Huwelijken en kinderen

• Gehuwd in oktober 1881, Chatham, Kent Co., Ontario, Canada, met Jane Allen 1860-1952 en hun kinderen
  • Anna Mickle
  • Ethel May Mickle 1883-
  • Edna Louise Mickle 1887

Broers en zusters

• George L. Mickle 1858-1942
• Albert Mickle 1860-1929
• Charles Justin Mickle 1863-1938
• Louisa Mickle 1866-1910
• Sarah Mickle 1869-1905
• Edwin Mickle ca 1875-
• Russell Robert Mickle 1879-1928

Notities

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Information from Barbara Lauriault, Query, RootsWeb Message Board.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Kent County, Ontario, J.H. Beers & Co., Toronto, 1904, pg. 478:
William D. Mickle, who passed away in October, 1903, was a successful farmer and dairyman of Wallaceburg, Ont. Although he only came to the city in 1902, and was one of the new residents, he stood high in the estimation of the community.
Mr. Mickle was born at Chatham Gore, Ont., in 1857, a son of John H. and Ann (Little) Mickle, of the County of Essex, Ont., and Chatham Gore, respectively. By occupation the father was a farmer. He removed to the County of Kent prior to his marriage, and made his home in that county the remainder of his days, becoming reeve and councilman of Chatham township. His death occurred at the home of our subject, in January, 1902, when he was seventy-eight years of age, and his remains were tenderly interred in the Little burying ground at Chatham Gore. The mother remains on the old homestead, now aged seventy-one years. In 1898 she and her husband located in Wallaceburg but after his death she preferred to live upon her farm. Both were consistent members of the Presbyterian Church. The following children were born to John H. and Ann Mickle: William D.; George L., a farmer of Chatham Gore; Albert, an official in the custom house at Lambton, Ont.; Charles, a farmer on the old homestead; Louisa, who married George Forshee, a farmer of Camden, Ont.; Sarah, who is with her mother; Edwin, deceased; and Russell, who is with his brother Charles on the old homestead.
The paternal grandfather, William Mickle, married Hannah Brush, of the County of Essex, Ont., where he engaged in farming, and there lived and died. Our subject had a silver medal which the grandfather received for gallantry during the war of 1812.
In October, 1881, in Chatham, Ont., William D. Mickle and Jane Allen were united in marriage, and three children were born to them, Anna, Ethel and Edna, charming young ladies, residing at home, and important factors in the social life of the community. Mrs. Mickle is a daughter of James and Rachel (Brown) Allen, of the County of Hastings, farming people, who came to the County of Kent in 1862, locating in Wallaceburg, where the father carried on farming.
Mr. Mickle remained with his parents until his marriage, when he began farming on his own account in Chatham Gore, remaining there until April 1902, when he moved to his late home in Wallaceburg. He conducted a fine farm and diary, located half a mile from his house, owning sixty-seven acres of land well adapted for those purposes. He was a consistent member of the Presbyterian Church, as is also his wife. Mr. Mickle was an industrious, enterprising business man and excellent farmer, and the success which attended his efforts was well merited.

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