The Newman Family in ELgin County - John Robert Newman - Part 7
John Robert Newman, was born February 04, 1896, in Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada. John
died the 30th of October 1967.
The BIRTH CERTIFICATE for John R Newman reads:
John R. L. Newman
Born February 4, 1896
Registered
February 21, 1896
Father was John
Newman and Susan Stephens.
The father was a
Labourer.
Born and living in Port
Stanley
Physician LJ Mothersill
Registrar James Gough
Birth Certificate: # 007372
John Robert married Annie Belle Parker born August 28, 1895
on January 4, 1922. Annie died in the 9th of July 1934.
The children of John Robert and Annie Belle
(Parker) Newman were -
·
William LeVerne Newman the son of John and Annie was
born the 22nd of February 1923 and died the 10th of
February 1962.
· Female Newman
· Female Newman
·
Annabelle Newman s born the 4th of February 1931, died at 32 on May 23, 1963.
The military museum in St Thomas has a Book of
Remembrances that shows John Robert
Newman - # 3138861 who was a Private, and the son of John and Susie Newman,
enlisted June 1918. He served in the Canada Western Ontario Regiment, and was
discharged February 1919. Book of
Remembrances, Volume 2.
In the book called the Church in the Valley for the Anglican Church in Port Stanley, John
Robert Lawrence Newman shows as being born February 4, 1896, and baptized March
1, 1896. The Witness’s were the mother, and grandparents.
John Robert (Bob) married his second wife Gladys Knight in 1943. Gladys (Knight) Newman’s Obituary on
January 4, 1978 in the St Thomas Times Journal reads Mrs. Gladys (Knight)
Newman, 89 Manitoba St., St Thomas, passed away at the St Thomas Elgin General
Hospital on Tuesday, following a lengthy illness in her 61st year.
Born in St Thomas on January 28th, 1917, daughter of the late Roy J
Knight and Sarah (White) Knight, Mrs. Newman spent her life in the city. She
was a member of Grace United Church and the Edna Rebekah Lodge. Her husband the
late J. Robert Newman, passed away previously.
Surviving are two brothers,
Reginald Knight of 318 Sunset Dr., and Leonard Knight of 3 Park Ave, both of St
Thomas; and two step daughters Mrs. Arnold (Velma) Ross of 729 Elm St., and
Mrs. Wilfred (Marion) Tribe of 18 Bell Ave., both of St Thomas. Several nieces
and nephews also survive and Len Roberts of 89 Manitoba St., is a dear friend.
A stepdaughter Miss Annabelle Newman and a stepson William L Newman passed away
previously. Resting at L.B. Sifton, Funeral Home, 118 Wellington St., where the
funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 1:30 by Rev Chauncey MacKay of
Grace United Church. Internment in the family plot of Elmdale Memorial Park.
A memorial service will be
conducted at the funeral home Wednesday at 7:30 pm, by officers and members of
Edna Rebekah Lodge.
Another article reads - Newman, Gladys (Knight) Newman – At the St Thomas
Elgin General Hospital, Tuesday morning January 3rd, 1978, Mrs. Gladys
(Knight) Newman, 89 Manitoba St, wife of the late Robert Newman, sister of
Reginald Knight, 318 Sunset Dr. and Leonard Knight, 3 Park Ave; step mother of
Mrs. Arnold (Velma) Ross 729 Elm St., and Mrs. Wilfred (Marion) Tribe, 18 Bell
Avenue, and friend of Len Roberts 89 Manitoba Street, also survived by several
nieces and nephews after a lengthy illness in her 61st year. Resting
at the L.B. Sifton Funeral Home, 118 Wellington St., where the funeral service
will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Internment to be made in the
family plot of Elmdale Memorial Park. A memorial service will be conducted at
the funeral home Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. by officers and members of the
Edna Rebekah Lodge.
The Newman plot at Union is
Lot 2, SS. Perpetual care for this plot of 8 was paid by J.R. Newman.
(Reference Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Sparta Road – Caretakers Union cemetery)
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