JAMES, Elizabeth
(1801-1903) |
JAMES, Elizabeth 1
Another name for Elizabeth was Mary. Elizabeth married Joseph SANDICK about 1830 in England. (Joseph SANDICK was born on 5 Apr 1800 in England, died on 11 Apr 1868 in Oxford County, Ontario 5 and was buried in Apr 1868 in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery, Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario 6.) |
1 1861 Canadian Census (North Oxford, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada - Index Only). Surety: 4. Lists Joseph Sandick (b. England), wife Elizabeth (b. England) and children Charles (b. Canada West), Joseph (b. Canada West), Thomas (b. Canada West), John (b. Canada West), Ann (b. Canada West), Sharlott (b. Canada West), Sarah (b. Canada West), William (b. Canada West) and Susan (b. Canada West), living in North Oxford Township. Joseph Sr. is listed as a "farmer." Charles, Joseph Jr., Thomas and John are all listed as "laborers."
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Ontario Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 (North Oxford, Oxford County, Ontario; 1903). Surety: 2. Sandick, Mrs. Elizabeth
Date of Death: 6 Apr 1903
Age: 102 yrs & 1 mon
Residence: North Oxford
Occupation: retired lady
Place of Birth: England
Cause of Death: senility, 3 weeks
Physician: Dr. W. Arkell
Religion: episcopalian
Informant: Thos. Downing [son-in-law, husband of Charlotte]
3 Ingersoll Daily Chronicle (Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada). Surety: 4. FUNERAL NOTICE: DEATH OF CENTENARIAN--Mrs. Elizabeth Sandick was aged 102 Years-Oxford County's Oldest Resident--The death of undoubtedly Oxford County's oldest resident, occurred on Monday, in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Sandick, a centenarian, who entered the long sleep at the home of her son-in-law, Mr. Thomas Downing, near Beachville. Mrs. Sandick was a remarkable woman, having reached the great age of 102 years, 1 month. She was the relict of the late Joseph Sandick, whose death occurred thirty-five years ago. In spite of her remarkable age, Mrs. Sandick, at the time of her 102nd birthday, was comparatively sprightly and enjoyed the full possession of all her faculties. She could read and write, and the fountain of ambition was still flowing for she persisted in assisting in the performance of much of the household work. She had been ill only about three weeks, death being due to the wearing out of the constitution. For 70 years deceased was a resident of the township of North Oxford, additional distinction to that of her great age, and which stamps her as having been one of the earliest pioneers of this section. Deceased weathered the vicissitudes of life cheerfully and up to the time of her death her disposition was radiant. She was the mother of a large family. Deceased was born in the county of Essex, England, on March 8th, 1801, and she came to Canada in 1833, settling in North Oxford [township]. Many were the interesting stories deceased could narrate of the developments she had witnessed in Canada and of other observations. during the long lease of life. The funeral will take place from the residence of Thomas Downing of Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock and proceed to the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery.
4 Ibid, p. 1, col. 1. Surety: 4. DEATH NOTICE: The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Sandick whose death occurred near Beachville on Monday at the age of 102 years, took place to the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery on Wednesday and was largely attended. The deceased was very widely known having resided for seventy years in this section.
5 Ibid. Surety: 4. DEATH NOTICE: SANDICK--In North Oxford [township], 11th inst., Mr. Joseph Sandick, aged 68 years.
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Ingersoll Rural Cemetery (Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada), Sec. C, Row Q, Stone 7. Surety: 3. In memory of Joseph Sandick, who died April 11, 1868, aged 68 years, 6 days
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