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David L. Kennedy

• Nacido alrededor de 1899 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Fallecido el 21 de agosto 1966 - St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada , a la edad de posiblemente 67 años
• Enterrado - Greenwood Cemetery, Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada

Casamientos e hijos

• Casado en 1923 con Gladys C. McDonald 1903-1962 con
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• Casado en agosto 1964, Ontario, Canada, con Olive Jean Clarke

Notas

Nota individual

Ridgetown Dominion, 10 July 1930:
Old Boys and Girls Registration:
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kennedy, Windsor
Ruth and Owen Kennedy, Windsor
Joseph M. McDonald, Detroit
Charles E. McDonald, Detroit

Ridgetown Dominion, 7 August 1935:
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kennedy and children returned to their home in Windsor after a week's vacation here.

Chatham Daily News, Saturday 10 March 1962
...Ridgetown (Special) - Mrs. David L. Kennedy, clerk-treasurer of Ridgetown since 1957, the former Gladys C. McDonald died in the Public General Hospital, Chatham, yesterday after a brief illness.
She was born in Ridgetown in 1903, the daughter of the late Herbert McDonald, reeve of Ridgetown for several years, and the former Jemima Smith.
In 1923 she married David L. Kennedy of Main St. W., Ridgetown, and they lived in Windsor and Riverside until 1939...
Surviving are, her husband,children Owen Kennedy of Halifax and Mrs. Willis G. (Ruth) Shultz of Chalk River, and eight grandchildren.

CDN 21 Aug 1964 - David Kennedy married Olive Jean Clarke.

Chatham Daily News, Tuesday 23 August 1966
David L. Kennedy - Funeral services will be held Wednesday for David L. Kennedy of Aylmer, 67, who died Sunday at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.
Mr. Kennedy was born in Toronto and later moved to Ridgetown where he lived for 20 years. While in Ridgetown he worked as a building contractor. He served in World War II and was an active member of March Street Baptist Church in Ridgetown.
Surviving are his wife the former Olive Clark, a son Owen of Nanaimo B.C., a daughter, Mrs. Willis (Ruth) Schultz of Chalk River, a brother Robert of Windsor, a sister Mrs. Pearl Jackson of Detroit, and 10 grandchildren. His first wife, Gladys McDonald predeceased in 1962.
Mr. Kennedy is at the Keddie Funeral Home in Aylmer until 4:30 today when he will be brought to the McKellar McDonald Funeral Home in Ridgetown. Rev. Fred M. Ward will officiate for the 2:30 p.m. service Wednesday with Rev. A. E. Fairbrother assisting.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Ridgetown.