PACK, Frederick Carter
Harbour Grace Standard   April 13, 1864 (Wednesday)
Died. At Bay Roberts, on Sunday, the 10^th inst., after a lingering illness, Frederick Carter, son of Stephen Olive [sic] Pack, Esq., aged 11 years.

PARSONS, Bert
Daily News July 8, 1969 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away at his home in Carbonear, July 7^th, Bert Parsons in his 52^nd year. Leaving to mourn besides his wife Lillian, four daughters Mary, Daphne, Shirley and Beverley; three sons, Bert Jr., Wayne and Samuel. Funeral to take place from his late residence July 9^th at 2:30 p.m. Interment at the United Church Cemetery, Carbonear.

PARSONS, Chesley
Evening Telegram February 1, 1937 (Monday)
Died. Passed peacefully away at the General Hospital 7 a.m. Sunday, Chesley, aged 15 years, beloved son of George and Lillian Parsons; leaving to mourn father, mother, three sisters, Mrs. Roger Porter, Newtown, B.B., Grace and Sylvia at home. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m., from his late residence, 25 Cook Street.

PARSONS, Edgar
Evening Telegram January 28, 1997 (Tuesday)
Passed away January 26, 1997 at The Miller Centre, St. John’s, age 83, formerly of Lumsden. Predeceased by son Stephen. Leaving to mourn wife Millie, Badger’s Quay, son Robert (Adrienne), Holyrood; daughter Renee (Robert Kean), Wesleyville; Alyce (Howard Kean), Pound Cove; sister Madge (Tom) Gibbons, Toronto, Ontario; twelve grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday, January 29, 1997 at 11 a.m. from Mullaly’s Funeral Home, Pound Cove. Officiated by Rev. Linberg Barbour. Interment from The United Church Cemetery, Pound Cove. No flowers by request. Donations in his memory to The Heart and Stroke Foundation.

PARSONS, James
Royal Gazette January 6, 1885 (Tuesday)
Died. At Flatrock, on the 20^th ult., Mr. James Parsons, aged 78 years, a native of Kilkenny, Ireland.

PARSONS, Mabel
Evening Telegram November 23, 1971 (Tuesday)
Entered into rest at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Mabel (Christian) Parsons, widow of Max E. Parsons. Leaving to mourn two daughters, Margaret (Mrs. Kenneth Best), Bedford, Quebec, and Jean, Montreal, granddaughter Cheryl (Mrs. John Hamilton), one sister, Mrs. C.M. Williams, St. John's. Funeral was held November 19^th at Bedford, Quebec.

PARSONS, Mary Jane (Jean) (nee Reddy)
Telegram November 28, 1999 (Sunday)
Passed peacefully away at St. Patrick`s Mercy Home on Saturday, November 27, 1999, age 85 years. Predeceased by her husband Michael, 1981. Leaving to mourn children: Richard (Geraldine), Angela (Lloyd Noel), Robert (Carol Ann), Christine (Bob Sliman), Ohio, Veronica (Bill Price), California, Bernard (Charmaine); ten grandchildren; sister: Pauline Kavanagh; also a large circle of other relatives and friends. Resting at Caul`s Funeral Home, LeMarchant Rd. Visitation Saturday, November 27, 1999 from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., and Sunday, November 28 from 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Funeral Mass on Monday, November 29, 1999 at 9:30 a.m. from the Basilica. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in her memory may be made to the Parkinson`s Foundation or a charity of one`s choice.

PARSONS, Samuel
PARSONS, John
PENNEY, William
HYNES, Hubert
HYNES, Patrick
MARCH, John
Daily News   July 2, 1927 (Saturday)
Six of Nine in Crew Drowned In Upset.
The Inspector General received the following message Thursday morning from Constable Cochrane of Aguathuna: "A terrible drowning accident occurred last night when a boat containing nine men proceeding from Aguathuna to Port au Port capsized and six of the occupants drowned. The names of the drowned are as follows: - Samuel Parsons, John Parsons, John March, Hubert Hynes, William Penney and Patrick Hynes, all of Port au Port. All the bodies except one have been recovered. The search for the missing body is still on."

PASSINGHAM (nee Samuelson)
Evening Telegram March 15, 1997 (Saturday)
Born St. John’s, 4 March, 1928. Daughter of Thomas Samuelson and Anne Hickey, Holyrood. Peacefully passed away in Albert Lea, Minnesota, 7 March 1997. Predeceased by her daughter Anne; sisters: Joan and Patricia and brother Andrew. Leaving with loving memories husband Harry Passingham, 702 Pilot St., Albert Lea, Minn. 56007; sons: Marty and Sean and daughter Anne’s children; sister Mary Ladlie, 520 Freeborn Avenue, Albert Lea, Minn. 56007 and many friends, nieces and nephews in the US, UK and Canada. [Note: name not given - TPH.]

PATTEN, Emma Maria
The Times & General Commercial Gazette     December 14, 1887 (Wednesday)
Died, at Boston, on the 3^rd ult., aged 48 years, Emma Maria, relict of the late Capt. George Patten, and youngest daughter of the late Lionel T.R. Chancey, Esq., of St. John's, Nfld.

PAUL, John
Evening Telegram   June 10, 1891 (Wednesday)
Died. At Hants Harbor, of La Grippe, May 25^th, John Paul, aged 43 years.

PEACH, Arthur B.
Daily News    February 25, 1915 (Thursday)
Obituary. Few men were better known to the travelling public than Mr. Arthur B. Peach, the Station Agent at Carbonear. For a few days he has been absent from his post owing to an attack of appendicitis. A preliminary operation was undertaken and appeared to have been successful, but a sudden relapse occurred, and within twelve hours, shortly after noon yesterday, he passed to his eternal rest. Mr. Peach, who was in his 59^th year, was a son of the late Rev. John S. Peach, so long the Father of the Methodist Conference of Newfoundland. In his earlier years, he carried on a business in Carbonear, but since the railway reached the town some sixteen years ago he has been in charge of the terminus station. His record speaks for itself, the Reid-Newfoundland Company has many worthy officers, but none more worthy or efficient, more devoted to duty, and more untiring in his efforts on behalf of the Company and the interests of the travelling public than was the deceased.
Mr. A.B. Peach was a scholarly man, a close reader and a deep thinker. Commercial life claimed him, but many who knew him intimately, recognized in him latent powers that, in a congenial soil, would have blossomed and bloomed in the top gardens of literature. Few men were more familiar with the poetry and best prose of the mid-Victorian years; and he had delved deeply into volumes of the earlier ages.
When the Free Press was established in 1901, Mr. Peach became its correspondent, and for the past nine years his weekly letters have appeared in the Daily News. None could read them without being inspired by their cheery optimism, and good-natured comment. His was the power of wielding pen as pointedly as sword, but it was rarely he employed its vigours, preferring to speak kindly of all, or not to speak. His passing involves a great loss to the thousands of readers of the Free press and Daily news, and especially to those abroad, many of whom have learned to regard the "Carbonear Notes" as a weekly letter from home.
Mr. Peach leaves a widow, daughter of Mrs. N. Currie, and sister of Mrs. J. Alex Robinson, Mrs. John S. Currie, M.H.A., and Mr. W.G. Currie; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Miller of New York, Mrs. Maud Jones of Boston, and Mrs. Jerome Barnes of St. John's, and two sons, William Peach of Winnipeg, and Robinson Peach of Carbonear. Two sisters live in Carbonear, Mrs. George Nicholle and Mrs. William Guy, also one brother Mr. James Peach of Rural Retreat. Two other brothers survive, Mr. George Peach of Balmoral, Manitoba, and Mr. Henry B. Peach of the Royal Stores Limited. To all of these the sympathy of all Carbonear, and of a large circle of friends and acquaintances will go out in their bereavement. The funeral will take place at Carbonear, probably on Friday afternoon.

PEACH, Arthur
Daily News   February 25, 1915 (Thursday)
Death. At Carbonear, yesterday, after a short illness, Arthur B. Peach, Station Master, son of the late Rev. John S. Peach.

PEACH, Arthur B.
Daily News   March 1, 1915 (Monday)
Funeral at Carbonear.
At Carbonear on Friday afternoon the mortal remains of Mr. Arthur B. peach were laid to rest in the Methodist cemetery. The funeral was a very large one, and in the ranks were many from St. John's, Harbour Grace, Bay Roberts and elsewhere, who had come to pay their last tribute of respect to one, who for the past sixteen years, had been so familiar a figure to the travelling public. On the casket rested a handsome wreath sent by the train hands and station agents from St. John's to Carbonear, a graceful and sympathetic tribute, greatly prized by the bereaved family. The Orange body, of which Mr. Peach was a Past Master, preceded the hearse. At the graveside the service was conducted by the Rev. F.R. Matthews, B.A., President of the Methodist Conference, and the Rev. Mr. Smith of Victoria.

PEACH, Emily
Harbour Grace Standard   September 9, 1890 (Tuesday)
Sudden Death. A case of sudden death occurred at Carbonear on Friday. Miss Emily Peach, daughter of Rev. J.S. Peach, was out in the field among the hay-makers; about four o'clock in the afternoon, she strolled out into another field to pick some berries. This had been a usage of hers, and no thought was taken of her absence. At six o'clock, at the ringing of the customary bell, she failed to make her appearance, and a servant-girl was sent to seek her. No tidings, however, of her whereabouts could be gleaned, and then a general search was instituted. After a long search, at 8 o'clock, she was found near a field of oats but a short distance from the hay-field. The body was cold, and there was no sign of life; death must have ensued some time previous. The cause of death was, it is said, strangulation while in a fit. Miss Peach, we may add, has been subject to epileptic fits, and has also been in delicate health for years past. She was 30 years of age. Much sympathy is felt for the aged father and his family. The funeral of the deceased took place at Carbonear yesterday.

PEACH, Emily Caroline
PEACH, Albert Roland
The Times & General Commercial Gazette   July 13, 1887 (Wednesday)
Died, at Carbonear, on the 26^th March, Emily Caroline, aged 7 months; and on the 2^nd inst., Albert Roland, aged 1 year and 10 months, children of Arthur B. and Janet E. Peach.

PEACH, Ida Julia
Daily News April 17, 1936 (Friday)
Death At "Rural Retreat", Carbonear, on Thursday, April 16^th, at 6 p.m., Ida Julia, aged 73 years, wife of the late James B. Peach. Funeral Saturday at 2.30 p.m.

PEACH, James B.
Harbour Grace Standard   May 26, 1933 (Friday)
Obituary. On May 9^th at 10.45 p.m. there passed peacefully away at his home "Rural Retreat", Carbonear, a respected citizen in the person of Jas. B. Peach, son of a "Pioneer Methodist Clergyman", Rev. J.S. Peach. He was born at Black Head, Conception Bay, Dec. 29^th, 1861, where his father was stationed as superintendent minister. He was educated in the several schools of the circuits of which his father was pastor and also at the Methodist College, St. John's. After a number of years on other circuits the Rev. J.S. Peach was again back to the old circuit of Black Head. On the purchase of what was then Pack's Farm, now Rural Retreat, by his father, James came from Black Head with brothers, being then a young man, and took up his abode where the remainder of his life was spent. He married Miss Ida Foote of Carbonear. Deceased took an active part in all church affairs, being a valuable member of the different boards on which he served. He was also for a number of years, treasurer and teacher of the Sunday School, under the Superintendence of the late Judge Penney, and later a member of the Adult Bible Class. He held opinions of his own and fearlessly expressed them couched usually in an original style. When he realized the end was near, he spoke of his passing as a step from one life to another; for "He was sustained, and soothed by an unfaltering trust; And approached the grave as one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him, And lies down to pleasant dreams." An impressive service was held at the home, where by request a favorite hymn was sung, beginning: - I'll praise my Maker while I've breath And when my voice is lost in death, Praise shall employ my nobler powers; My days of praise shall ne'er be past While life and thought and being last Or immortality endures. Followed by his relatives and a large number of friends, he was taken to the U.C. cemetery where the Revs. Hillier, Howse and Baggs, took part in the service during which James B. Peach was laid to rest. He is survived by a widow, one sister, Mrs. W.T. Guy, of this town, and seven children: F.T. Peach, Bay Roberts, Mrs. E.P. Angel, Mrs. (Rev.) L.E.P. Davies, Nappon, N.S., Geo. E. Peach, Winnipeg, Mrs. A.G. Cockrill, Saskatoon, Mrs. Wm. Duff, of this town, and Miss Grace, at home, to all of whom the community extends deepest sympathy.

PEACH, John Parmenas
Gazette December 25, 1860 (Tuesday)
Death. At Blackhead, 19^th inst., John Parmenas, son of Rev. J.S. Peach, 8 years.

PEACH, Rev. John S.
Harbour Grace Standard   September 22, 1891 (Tuesday)
Death of the Rev. J.S. Peach. An Old Standard-Bearer Gone.
The announcement was heard with regret that the old veteran - the Rev. John S. Peach - whose name is remembered so widely in this colony, had on Friday night passed away at Blackhead, Bay-de-Verde. 'Twas fitting that the old gentleman should have breathed his last there - the place where he had spent so many years of his ministerial life. Father Peach, as he was familiarly termed, was a solid, staunch, Englishman of the old school. He came to this county fifty-one years ago from Northampton, England, in company with Rev. J. Ingham, and nearly spent the whole of his ministerial life in Newfoundland, working principally in Conception Bay. For many years he was Chairman of the District, and at one time President of the Conference. He was at one time stationed in Grand Bank, and it was there that he married Miss Evans, who for so many years shared his labors, and only three years ago passed away. Mr. Peach had been for the last 14 or 15 years on the superannuated list, but as a supernumerary was constantly helping in the work of the ministry until about three years ago, when he became totally blind. He was a man of strong personality, and left his impress on Methodism in this colony. Father Peach had reached the good old age of 81 years. Being of an energetic disposition, although blind, he was fond of visiting about, and it was whilst on his way to his home from a visit he had been paying at Island Cove, that he died at the home of the Rev. R.W. Freeman, in Blackhead. His funeral obsequies took place at Carbonear this afternoon - from his old home where he had resided for the last 14 or 15 years. There was a large assemblage of mourners present. Full account next issue.

PEACH, Rev. John S.
Harbour Grace Standard   September 25, 1891 (Friday)
Laid to Rest. - The funeral of the late lamented Rev. John S. Peach took place at Carbonear on Tuesday afternoon. As was to be expected, it was very largely attended. The solemn service in the dwelling of Rev. Mr. James was fittingly conducted by the Rev. Mr. Paine of this town. That which subsequently was held in the beautiful and spacious Church, conducted by Rev. Mr. James, was participated in by the Revs. Messrs. Dove, Story, Duffil and Cowperthwaite, of St. John's; Revs. Messrs. Dunn and Flemington, of Bay Roberts Circuit; Rev. Mr. Paine, Harbor Grace; Rev. Mr. Hill, Freshwater; Rev. Mr. Freeman, Blackhead; Rev. Mr. Hatcher, Western Bay; Rev. Mr. Heyfield, Lower Island Cove; Rev. Mr. Snowden, Old Perlican; and Rev. Mr. Atkinson, Heart's Content. The service was solemn and impressive. Thereafter the old and tried veteran was laid to rest, amid the mournful regrets of hundreds. His work was done, The Standard conveys its deepest sympathy to the relatives and friends bereaved.

PEACH, Lucy
The Times & General Commercial Gazette    September 6, 1873 (Saturday)
Died, on Monday evening last, Lucy, the youngest daughter of Mr. John Peach, aged 21 years.

PEACH, Samuel F.
Evening Telegram   August 26, 1909 (Thursday)
Died. At noon to-day, at York Cottage, Torbay Road, Samuel F. Peach, aged 61 years. Funeral notice later.

PEACH, Sarah
Harbour Grace Standard   August 29, 1890 (Friday)
Death. At St. John's, on Monday evening, Sarah, relict of the late Capt. John Peach, aged 72 years.

PEARCE, Mrs. George
Evening Telegram May 11, 1965 (Tuesday)
Passed away suddenly at the General Hospital, on Monday, May 10^th, Mrs. George Pearce, of Clarenville, the former Mrs. Philip Mills, of Thoroughfare, in her 75^th year; leaving to mourn three daughters, Rosalie (Mrs. George Janes) of Clarenville; Signe (Mrs. R.B. Greene) of Kingston, Ontario; and Bessie (Mrs. Thad. Bowker) of Lincoln, Maine, U.S.A.; one son, Oliver Mills, of Yorkshire, England, and one step-daughter, Bessie (Mrs. Herbert Strong) of Clarenville; also 12 grandchildren. Her husband predeceased her six weeks ago. Funeral will be held from her home in Clarenville on Wednesday, May 12^th, at 2.30 p.m. Interment at the United Church Cemetery.

PEARCE, Robert H.
Daily News October 14, 1969 (Tuesday)
Passed away after a long and painful illness, Robert H. Pearce, aged 56, on October 12, at Blackhead Road. Leaving to mourn his wife Catherine Pearce, mother, Mrs. Ann Pearce; nine sisters, Mary (Mrs. Fred Rockwood) Grand Falls, Edith (Mrs. Horace Hutchings) Bishop's Falls, Mrs. Dorothy Channing at St. John's, Norma (Mrs. John Squires) Toronto, Lorraine (Mrs. Jerry Ivany) Toronto, Ruby (Mrs. Harold Lewis) St. John's, Florence (Mrs. Fred Strickland) St. John's, Viola (Mrs. Bert Thomas) St. John's, Lillian (Mrs. John Field) St. John's. Funeral to take place from Caul's Funeral Home to George Street United Church for service at 2 p.m. Interment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. R.I.P.

PECKFORD, Henry T.
HEALEY, Frank
Daily News    October 14, 1941 (Tuesday)
City and Elsewhere. .... Two aged residents of Bell Island passed away last week in the person of Mr. Henry T. Peckford, aged 76 years, and Mr. Frank Healey, aged 86.

PENNEY, A. J.
Daily News November 27, 1917 (Tuesday)
Reported Killed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Penney, English Harbor, T.B., is in receipt of the following message concerning their son, No. 6, Co. Sergt. Major A. J. Penney, who is missing since April 14, 1917 from the British Red Cross, through G. T. Bunting, Esq., Cuckfield, Sussex, who has been making enquiries through the Inquiry and Missing Department:
Co. Sgt. Major A. J. Penney, No. 6, A. Coy., 1^st Nfld. Regt.
Dear Sir: - I regret to say that we have received one very sad report about the above from Private T. Garrat, 2878, A. Company, 1^st Nfld. Regt., (in hospital abroad), who remembers that on April 14^th, near Monchy, Co. Sgt. Major Penney got wounded and started back, presumably for the dressing station. The remainder of the men were surrounded, and those of them who could, tried to return to their own lines. On his way back, Garrat passed Co. Sergt. Major Penney lying dead, having been killed by a shell. This being the evidence of one man only, we would recommend you not to accept it as final. We are therefore continuing our enquiries, and will write to you again the moment we hear anything more.
Regretting deeply to send on such sad news,
Yours faithfully, T.C.R.,
For the Earl of Lucan,
Geo. T. Bunting, Esq.
Cuckfield, Sussex.

PENNEY, Alma Marjorie
Telegram May 8, 1999 (Saturday)
Passed peacefully away at the Carbonear General Hospital on Thursday, May 6, 1999, Alma Marjorie Penney of Western Bay, age 82 years. Predeceased by husband John W., 1994 and son Bruce, 1998. Leaving to mourn three sons: Howard (Eileen), Baxter (Marjorie) and Grayson (Doreen), all of Western Bay; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; four sisters: Ethel Winters, Florida, Elvie Warford, Bay Roberts, Mary Messer, California and Beulah Moores, St. John`s; daughter-in-law Janice, Musgravetown; also a large number of other relatives and friends. Resting at Noel`s Funeral Home, Main Highway, Western Bay until 12:00 noon Sunday, May 9. Funeral to follow at 2:00 p.m. from McDowell United Church and Cemetery, Western Bay. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Visitation hours at Noel`s Funeral Home are 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. daily. For any additional information please call Noel`s Funeral Home at 596-5750.

PENNEY, Anastasia
Daily News June 11, 1974 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away after a short illness at the Bonavista Cottage Hospital on June 6, 1974, Mrs. Anastasia Penney aged 78 years, wife of the late James Penney. Leaving to mourn three daughters Catherine (Mrs. Robert Sutton), California, U.S.A.; Mary (Mrs. Gordon Eddy), Vancouver, B.C.; Marie at Toronto. Four sons Michael and Lawrence at St. John's, William and Simon at Port Union, Trinity Bay. Also thirty-one grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial took place Sunday, June 9. Funeral mass took place at Port Union Roman Catholic Church, Trinity Bay, Monday, June 10.

PENNEY, Ann
Gazette December 21, 1858 (Tuesday)
Died. At Harbour Maine [sic], on Wednesday, the 8^th instant, Mrs. Ann Penney, aged 84 years.

PENNEY, Benjamin
Evening Telegram   November 19, 1977 (Saturday)
A tribute. "Words cannot express the loss." The last day of "bright" July suddenly turned "dark" for the many people who had to be saddened as the Soul of "Benjamin Penney" winged its way to heaven. Born at English Harbour, Trinity Bay, on Dec. 21, 1908, "Ben" was the son of Benjamin and Mary Ann Penney, he was raised and educated in that Community. He attended All Saints' Church there and at an early life was a dedicated Church Worker. On Dec. 23, 1935 he married his wife, Gladys, the former Gladys Mills of Loon Bay and because they had no children were very attached to each other. "Ben" spent most of his life working for Canadian National, first as a steward on the S.S. Clyde and later promoted to Chief Steward on the S.S. Kyle. He started with CN in 1928 and retired in 1973 a dedicated, brave man who in that period made friends with thousands of people all over Canada. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion of Pepperell and made many loyal friends there too. Ben and his wife Gladys resided in St. John's since 1942 and he was a faithful Member of St. Michael's and All Angels Church, being a Member of the Select Vestry at the time of his death. His illness came as a sudden shock to his loving wife, Gladys, who had just lost her mother as well and was in ill health herself. Benjamin Penney was a kind, genuine person willing to lend a hand to anyone and well respected by all who knew him. The kindness he was well known for, was evident as a large crowd gathered at All Saints' Church at English Harbour on August 3, 1977 to pay their last respects to a fine man. Reverend Gorham held a beautiful service in All Saints' Church - in "Ben's" hometown to lay his Soul at rest. [poem] A Devoted Friend.

PENNEY, Bridget Mary
Evening Telegram December 12, 1995 (Tuesday)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a much loved mother and grandmother, Bridget Mary Penney, age 81 years, at the Leonard A. Miller Centre on Monday, December 11, 1995. Predeceased by her husband James (1976) and daughter Bernadette (1991). She will be sadly missed by her three children: Thomas, Carm (Mrs. Edward Kinsella) and Marguerite (Mrs. Bill Power); and her three grandchildren: Serita, Curtis and Ward (wife Rosalyn). Resting at Carnell's Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Road, on Monday, December 11^th from 7-10 p.m. and on Tuesday, December 12^th, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral mass will be held on Wednesday, December 13^th, 1995 at St. Teresa's Parish, Mundy Pond Road, at 9:30 a.m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
"A gentle lady gone to rest."

PENNEY, Carrie
Daily News   December 31, 1927 (Saturday)
October 22 - Carrie M. Penney. 15½...

PENNEY, Cecelia Norris
Daily News   June 10, 1958
Passed peacefully away at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital, on June 9^th, after a long illness, Cecelia Norris Penney, aged 66 years, leaving to mourn five sons, James Norris, of St. John's, Abe Norris, Gerard, Cyril and Joseph Penney, of Bell island, and three daughters, Sister Mary St. John, St. Clare's Mercy Hospital; Mrs. Charles Akers, Ashland, Kentucky, and Mrs. Peter D. Walsh, Plate Cove, B.B. Funeral on Wednesday following Requiem Mass at St. James Church, Bell Island. R.I.P.

PENNEY, Clement
Evening Telegram   January 15, 1968 (Monday)
Passed away at the General Hospital on Friday, January 12^th, Clement Penney, formerly of Carbonear, aged 82 years. Leaving to mourn two sisters in the U.S.A., and one sister, Mrs. William Rowe, of Carbonear. The remains were conveyed from the Carnell Memorial Chapel, Freshwater Road, to Carbonear, from where the funeral will take place 2 p.m. today.

Penney, Dennis
Evening Telegram   September 8, 1997 (Monday)
It is with great regret that the family of the late Mr. Dennis Penney announce his sudden passing at his family residence in Corner Brook on Saturday, September 6^th 1997 at the age of 74 years. Mr. Penney was born in Holyrood, NF, son of the late Dennis J. and Mary Margaret (Ryan) Penney. He is predeceased by his brothers: Patrick and James and his sister Mary Penney. Left with loving memories are his sister, Anne Murphy, residing at Harbour Main; and his special niece, Shirley, husband Paul and their children: Ryan and Kristina, Harbour Main; sisters-in-law: Rita Penney, Toronto, Ont., and Kathleen Penney, Halifax, N.S. Mr. Penney will also be missed by a large circle of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. The Funeral Service will take place from the Most Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Cathedral in Corner Brook, Tuesday 10:30 a.m. with Father Molloy officiating. The interment will take place in the Roman Catholic Section of the Mt. Patricia Cemetery. The family will be receiving friends at Wellington Funeral Home, 31 Wellington Street, Corner Brook, phone 634-9800 Monday during the hours of 2-4 and 7-9. Tributes may be made by making donations to the charity of one's choice.

Penney, Donna Lynn
Evening Telegram March 13, 1997 (Thursday)
Passed peacefully away at the Health Sciences Complex on Wednesday, March 12, 1997, Donna Lynn Penney, Holyrood, age 29 years. Leaving to mourn her parents Jim and Betty Penney, three brothers, six sisters, also uncles, aunts and other relatives and friends. Resting at Hickey’s Funeral Home, Holyrood. Funeral to take place on Friday, March 14 at 1:30 p.m. at Holy Cross Church, Holyrood. Interment at R.C. Cemetery, Holyrood.

PENNEY, Edgar
Telegram September 16, 2004 (Thursday)
Passed suddenly away on Tuesday, September 14^th, 2004, Edgar Penney, aged 72 years, of Cannings Cove. Predeceased by loving wife Dora; parents Joseph and Mary; brother John; sister Violet; and half brothers: John and George Moss. Left with loving memories are his sons: Brian (Lynn), Harbour Main, Steven (April), Cannings Cove; daughter Beverly Bursey (Anthony), St. John's; grandchildren: Adam Bursey, Kailey, Liam and Brooke Penney; sister Henrietta (Mae); sisters-in-law: Sheila Estey (Ivan), St. John's, Ethel Moss, Cannings Cove, Eva Penney, Cannings Cove; brothers-in-law: Gregory Pitts (Anne) and son Christopher (Paradise), Gordon Penney (Mae), Cannings Cove; other nieces and nephews, family and friends. Resting at St. John the Devine Anglican Church, Cannings Cove. Funeral Service 2:00 p.m., September 17^th, 2004. Donations in his memory may be made to St. John the Devine Church, Cannings Cove.

PENNEY, Edward Frederick
Evening Telegram March 25, 1927 (Friday)
Obituary. Only a few days ago there was laid to rest the mortal remains of Edward Frederick son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Penney. Whilst working at Beaupre near the City of Quebec, the deceased met with a very serious accident. Medical skill and expert hospital treatment availed for a while, but eventually weakened nature succumbed to the inevitable. The body enclosed in a beautiful casket was sent home for burial. On the morning after its arrival the funeral was held. Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Dinn at Holy Cross Church, after which the corpse was taken to the cemetery to be laid in the family plot, there to await the final summons. Dying at the early age of 24 years - exactly at the same age of his brother Matthew, who fell at the front in the Great War just two days before the Armistice - his death comes with telling force on his sorely bereaved parents. But they have the consolation of knowing that their two sons were young men of loveable character; kind, generous and liked by everyone. They have the sympathy of the whole community in their sad bereavement. COM. Woodford's.

PENNEY, Ellen
Daily News   April 14, 1915 (Wednesday)
Death. Yesterday morning, after a long illness, Ellen, beloved wife of John Penney, of Holyrood, aged 73. Funeral takes place on Thursday morning at 8 a.m. from her daughter's residence (Mrs. Cullen) 23 Carter's Hill, to Railway Station for interment at Holyrood. Friends will please accept this, the only intimation.

PENNEY, Ellen
Evening Telegram    April 14, 1915 (Wednesday)
Died. Yesterday morning, after a long illness, Ellen, beloved wife of John Penney, of Holyrood, aged 73 years. Funeral takes place on Thursday morning, at 8 a.m. from her daughter's residence (Mrs. Cullen) 23 Carter's Hill, to Railway Station for interment at Holyrood. Friends will please accept this, the only intimation.

PENNEY, Fred W.
Telegram December 1, 1999 (Wednesday)
Passed suddenly away at Chapel`s Cove, on Tuesday, November 30, 1999, Fred W. Penney, age 50 years. Leaving to mourn his mother Ann; four brothers: Edward (Theresa), Michael, Pat and Leo; two sisters: Ann Marie, Mary Ellen Moore (Fred); also nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Resting at Hickey`s Funeral Home, Holyrood. Funeral to take place on Thursday, December 2^nd at 3 p.m. at St. Peter and Paul Church, Hr. Main. Interment at the R.C. Cemetery, Chapel`s Cove.

PENNEY, George
Telegram October 6, 1998 (Tuesday)
Passed away suddenly at Bonavista Hospital on October 3, 1998, aged 83 years, a WWII Veteran. Predeceased by wife Bertha. Left to mourn two daughters: Edna (Raymond) Bemister, St. John`s, Georgina (Kevin) Ash, Spaniard`s Bay; two sons: Albert and Alphaeus, Catalina; two sisters: Janet Winsor, St. John`s, and Irene Bemister, St. John`s; a large number of nephews and nieces, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Resting at Strathie`s Funeral Home, Catalina. Funeral at 2:00 Tuesday, October 6, from St. Peter`s Church, Catalina. Interment at Anglican Cemetery, Catalina. No flowers by request. Donations may be made to a charity of one`s choice.
"Rest eternal grant unto him, O`Lord".

PENNEY, Grace Rosemunde
Telegram November 11, 1999 (Thursday)
Passed peacefully away at St. Clare`s Palliative Care Unit, Tuesday, November 9, 1999, Grace Rosemunde Penney in her 80<sup>th</sup> year, born June 15<sup>th</sup>, 1919 at Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. Grace will be remembered by her many students at Curtis Academy, The Sunshine Camp and Brinton Memorial School, St. John`s. In her retirement years she resided with her husband Nate at Shoal Harbour, and most recently at 144 Masonic Park, Mt. Pearl, Newfoundland. Actively involved in amateur radio (VO1NB), she also participated in many community organizations. Grace will be missed by her husband Nathan Goff Penney, her daughter Mavis and son Frank, his wife Jean and grandchildren Ian & Andrew, her brother Graham Leavey (Joyce), of Bristol, England, and sister-in-law Mavis Unwin (Peter) of Yeovil, Somerset, England; she was predeceased by her sister Mavis Turner of Somerset, England. A memorial service will be held at Masonic Park Chapel on Sunday, November 14^th, 1999. The generous gift of her body was made at her request to Memorial University of Newfoundland. Thanks to all her care givers especially the staff and volunteers of St. Clare`s Palliative Care Unit where she spent the last two weeks. Please, no flowers or cards.

PENNEY, Harry
Evening Telegram August 22, 1969 (Friday)
Passed away at St. Anthony on Thursday, Aug. 21, Mr. Harry Penney, after a short illness, in his 77^th year. Leaving to mourn his wife Effie, two daughters, Mrs. Vida Shuglo of St. John's and Mrs. W. J. Parsons of Halifax; three brothers, Clem, Jack and Harold at St. Anthony; two sisters, Mrs. Violet Putney, North Hollywood, California, Mrs. Rev. Lester Burry of St. John's; 11 grandchildren. Funeral on Saturday at St. Anthony.

PENNEY, Harry
Daily News August 22, 1969 (Friday)
Passed away at St. Anthony on Thursday, August 21^st, Mr. Harry Penney after a short illness, in his 77^th year. Leaving to mourn, his wife, two daughters (Mrs. Vida Shuglo) St. John's, Mrs. W.J. Parsons, Halifax; three sons, William, Clarenville, Lester, St. Anthony, Rev. Kenneth, St. John's; three brothers, Clem, Jack and Harold, St. Anthony; two sisters, Mrs. Violet Putney, North Hollywood, Calif., Mrs. (Rev.) Lester Burry, St. John's; eleven grandchildren. Funeral on Saturday at St. Anthony.

PENNEY, Irene
Evening Telegram July 19, 1965 (Monday)
Death. Passed away suddenly at her late residence, Groves Road, July 17^th, Irene Penney in her 73^rd year. She leaves to mourn their sad loss three sons, Eric, George and Herbert; five daughters, Freda, Edith, Jean and Ruth at home, and Phyllis at Cambridge, Mass.; also one sister, Mrs. John Coombs. Remains resting at her late residence. Funeral will take place 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday. Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

PENNEY, Jeremiah
Evening Telegram   November 17, 1890 (Monday)
Died. On Friday, 14^th inst., of measles, Jeremiah, aged 5 years, beloved and only son of William and the late Ann Penney, both of Holyrood.

PENNEY, Jeremiah
The Times & General Commercial Gazette     November 19, 1890 (Wednesday)
Died, on the 14^th inst., Jeremiah, aged 5 years, only son of William and the late Ann Penney, both of Holyrood.

PENNEY, Jeremiah
Daily News    May 2, 1924 (Friday)
Passed peacefully away on May 1^st, after a long and painful illness, Jeremiah Penney, son of Eliza and the late John Penney, in his 42^nd year, leaving a wife, five sons, six daughters, mother and four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Montreal, Mrs. Charles Young of St. John, N.B., Mrs. Frank Levigue of this city and Miss Rose of New York, also a large circle of friends to mourn their sad loss. Funeral takes place on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. from his late residence 28 Stephen's Street. Friends please accept this, the only intimation. American and Canadian papers please copy.

PENNEY, Johanna
Evening Telegram   January 7, 1891 (Wednesday)
Died. At Weymouth, Boston, Johanna, the wife of John Penney, of St. John's, N.F.

PENNEY, John
Daily News February 10, 1969 (Monday)
Death. Passed away suddenly Friday, February 7^th, John Penney, of 46 Franklyn Avenue, in his 54^th year. Leaving to mourn besides his wife, Elizabeth, two sons, Wayne and Boyd; one daughter Glennis; one brother, Fred, one stepbrother and three step-sisters. Resting at Barrett's Funeral Home, 328 Hamilton Avenue. Funeral today, Monday at 2 p.m. Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

PENNEY, John F.
The Evening Telegram   December 19, 1957 (Thursday)
Passed away at English Harbour, 8:15 p.m. December 18^th, John F. Penney, in his 78^th year; leaving to mourn wife Janet, two daughters, Mrs. Earl Winsor, St. John's, Mrs. Nicholas Loris, New York; four sons, Olando and Henry at New York, Berthram [sic] at Quebec and Malcolm at home; one sister, Mrs. Mark Wells, at English Harbour, T. B.; three brothers, Colin, Uriah and Nicholas. Funeral at English Harbour 2 p.m. December 20.

PENNEY, John F.
Daily News   October 29, 1968 (Tuesday)
Obituary. A host of friends and acquaintances learned with regret of the passing of John F. Penney, who was called by death at Bell Island on September 26, following a short illness. He was 66. The late J.F. Penney was born at Placentia Junction and at an early age came to Bell Island where he resided up until the time of his death. A public spirited citizen, he was for many years an active member of the Bell Island Kiwanis Club, and assisted greatly in forming a club atKelligrews, which was sponsored by the Bell Island Club. An enthusiastic follower of sports, he was an outstanding football player in his younger days and on many occasions through his fine playing ability helped his club to victory. Jack, as he was familiarly known by almost all the employees of Dosco-Wabana Mines, served all his working life with the Company, never having been employed elsewhere. He was a particularly loyal and faithful servant of the Company and his untimely passing is deeply regretted by all who knew him. Truly a natural gentleman, and true friend has entered the portals of eternity. May God in His loving Mercy, grant him eternal life. The late John Penney is survived by his wife, the former Mollie Nugent of Kelligrews; one daughter, Madeline (Mrs. Gerald Dyer), now living at Kelligrews; one sister, Gertrude, in Witless Bay and two brothers, Ronald in Belleville, Ontario, and Gregory in Harbour Grace. The funeral took place on Sept. 28, the burial service was conducted by the Rev. Fr. W.R. Lawlor, P.P. Interment was in the R.C. Cemetery. The pall-bearers were: Felix Dawson, Benedict Farrell, Edgar Bennett, William Ivany, Martin Murphy and Louis Ezekiel. MAX STARES.

PENNEY, Joyce
Daily News   February 23, 1952 (Saturday)
Passed peacefully away Thursday morning at the Grace Hospital, Joyce Penney, aged 29 years, wife of Thomas Penney. She leaves to mourn husband, one brother and one sister. The funeral will take place Sunday at 2.30 p.m. by motor hearse from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. C. Jerrett, 32 O'Neil Avenue.

PENNEY, Kate
The Evening Telegram   April 3, 1930 (Thursday)
DIED. - passed peacefully away at Grand Falls, Wednesday, April 2^nd, Kate, beloved wife of R. Penney. - R.I.P. Brooklyn papers please copy.

PENNEY, Leo J.
Boston Herald    December 11, 1993
Leo J. Penney of Dorchester, a retired cable inspector for Boston Insulated Wire and Cable, died Thursday at the Boston Specialty and Rehabilitation Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 69. Born in Newfoundland, where he attended school, he moved to Dorchester in 1961. Mr. Penney is survived by his wife, Theresa (Nolan); two sons, Vincent of Worcester and Ralph of Dorchester; two daughters, Madonna Johnson of Quincy and Elizabeth of Dorchester; and three brothers. A funeral Mass will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Ambrose Church, Dorchester. Burial will be private. Arrangements are by Joseph V. O'Donnell and Son Funeral Home, Dorchester.

PENNEY, Leonard
Chronicle-Herald (Halifax, NS)   May 21, 1999 (Friday)
Mr. Leonard Penney, 52 St. Thomas Ave., Mira Road, died May 20, 1999, in Breton Bay Nursing Home. Born in Holyrood, Nfld., he was a son of the late Thomas and Mary Anne (Doyle) Penney. He worked for 31 years for the Sydney Steel Corporation, retiring in 1976. Surviving are his wife Mary; daughters, Rita MacIsaac, Sydney River; Madonna Rintoul, Kitchener, Ont.; Mary, Edmonton, Alta.; sons, Tom, Waterloo, Ont.; Leonard Jr., at home; brothers [sic], Dominic, Holyrood, Nfld.; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild. He was predeceased by sister, Florence, brothers Chris, Leo, Patrick, Tom, Ben. There will be no visitation. Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Heart Church, Mira Road, Rev. G. MacPherson officiating. Arrangements entrusted to T.W. Curry Parkview Chapel. Donations to Immaculate Heart Parish fund, Mira Road.

PENNEY, Margaret M.
Evening Telegram December 27, 1995 (Wednesday)
Passed peacefully away Dec. 26, 1995, at the Central Newfoundland Regional Health centre, Margaret M. Penney of Bishop's Falls, age 81. Predeceased by her husband Jarvis (1974) and son Jarvis Jr. (1985). Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories sons Thomas (Patricia), Bishop's Falls, Ronald (Marjorie), Bishop's Falls, William (Dianne), St. John's, Leonard (Phyllis), Bishop's Falls, John (Alice), Bishop's Falls, and Terrance (Jessie), Grand Falls; daughters Patricia (Dennis Jackman), Grand Falls, Joan and Margaret of Bishop's Falls, Geraldine (Wayne Walsh), Gander and Christine (James Power), Middle Cove. Also leaving to mourn sister Catherine Penney, Bishop's Falls, daughter-in-law, Carol Penney, Moncton, N.B.; 29 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and a large circle of relatives and friends. Resting at Central Funeral Home, Bishop's Falls at 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral mass to be held on Thursday, Dec. 28, 1995 at 10 a.m., Sacred Heart Church, Bishop's Falls. Interment at R.C. Cemetery, Bishop's Falls. Flowers gratefully accepted.

PENNEY, Marie
Evening Telegram   June 5, 1998 (Friday)
Passed peacefully away at the Health Sciences Centre on Thursday, June 4, 1998, Mrs. Marie Penney (nee Browne) of Paradise, three days short of her 67^th birthday. Predeceased by her loving husband Wallace (October 22, 1989) and parents Levi and Sarah Browne and brother Jim Browne. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories her loving sons: Clayton (Bernice Pynn) and Gary (Andrea Hennebury); her loving and devoted grandchildren: Clayton (Vicki Squires), Jamie (Kelli Fowler), Krista and Stephen. Also leaving to mourn her loving siblings: Harold Browne (Jane), Blanche John (Jim), Levi Browne (Eileen), Charles Browne (Carol), Bertha John and special long time friends: Mabel Dodd and Elsie Rice; also her mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Penney; sister-in-law Blanche (Reid) Browne; brothers-in-law: Fred Penney (Mildred) and John Penney (Georgina) and a large circle of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Resting at Carnell's Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Road from 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Friday. Funeral service from St. Teresa's Parish on Saturday, June 6, 1998 at 9:30 a.m. with interment to follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Flowers appreciated as well as donations to the Lung Association.

PENNEY, Mrs. Mary
The Evening Telegram    January 5, 1965 (Tuesday)
Passed away at Gander on December 31^st, Mrs. Mary Penney; leaving to mourn three sons, Philip Penney, Gander; Charles and Frank McCarthy at Halifax; one daughter, Mrs. Jerry O'Grady, residing at Gander; and one sister, Mrs. Annie Philpott, of Halifax. The funeral took place in Holyrood on January 2^nd. The deceased was in her 77^th year.

PENNEY, Mary (nee Hartery)
Ottawa Citizen   March 8, 1999 (Monday)
Peacefully at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital, St. John's, Nfld., surrounded by love, on Saturday, March 6, 1999, Mary Josephine Penney. Predeceased by her husband Michael. Beloved mother to David (Karen), Dartmouth, N.S.; Margaret, St. John's; John (Lillian), Markham, Ontario; Joan (Ed Rose), Mississauga, Ontario; Francis, Ajax, Ontario; Anna, St. John's; Fr. Bill, St. Mary's Church, Almonte, Ontario; Christine (Peter Winters), St. John's; and Terry, St. John's. Treasured grandmother of 12 and great-grandmother of two. Predeceased by four brothers and four sisters. Mom leaves a legacy of love, feistiness, determination and a sense of humour that prevailed all else. We will miss her dearly. Friends may pay respects at W.J. Caul Funeral Home, St. John's from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, March 7^th and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, March 8^th. Funeral mass from St. Teresa's Church, St. John's, on Tuesday, March 9, 1999 at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, St. John's. In memoriam donations to St. Mary's Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 1029, Almonte, Ontario, K0A 1A0.

PENNEY, Mildred
Telegram December 3, 1999 (Friday)
Passed peacefully away at the Interfaith Citizen`s Home, Carbonear on Thursday, December 2, 1999, Mildred Penney of Salmon Cove, age 85 years. Predeceased by parents: Robert and Harriett Kelloway; brothers: Herbert, Robert and James; sisters: Jane and Adelina. Leaving to mourn husband John H.; one daughter Joyce (Norman) King, Victoria; five sons: Ronald (Lillian) and Graham (Marie), both of Harbour Grace, Warrick (Vivian), Carbonear, Lloyd (Joan) and Hayward (Sheila), both of Salmon Cove; 15 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; also a large number of other relatives and friends. Resting at Noel`s Funeral Home, Water Street, Carbonear until 12:00 noon Sunday, December 5. Funeral to follow at 2:00 p.m. from Riverside United Church and Cemetery, Salmon Cove. No flowers by request. Donations in her memory may be made to the Interfaith Citizen`s Home, Carbonear or the Riverside United Church, Salmon Cove. Visitation hours at Noel`s Funeral Home are 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. daily. For any additional information please call Noel`s Funeral Home at 596-5750.

PENNEY, Neita
Evening Telegram   November 1, 1977 (Tuesday)
Died suddenly on October 30^th at the Grace Hospital, Neita, aged 47 years. Loving mother of Randy and Susan; also leaving to mourn her husband, Allan; two sisters: Lillian (Mrs. John Rice), and Mrs. Dorothy Chapman of St. John's; three brothers: Maxwell Oliver of Norman's Cove, Douglas and Ellis Oliver at Burnt Point; also other relatives and friends. Resting at the Carnell Memorial Chapel from where the funeral will take place on Wednesday, November 2^nd at 2 p.m. Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

PENNEY, Nita (nee Vivian)
Telegram May 13, 1999 (Thursday)
Passed peacefully away on Tuesday, May 11, 1999 at the Health Sciences Centre, Nita Penney, aged 72 years. Predeceased by brothers Abe and Roy Vivian. Left with fond and loving memories, one son Kenneth Richard and daughter-in-law Lily; three grandchildren: Stephen, Heather and mother Joan and Tyler; brother Eric (Rachel), Old Bonaventure. Many other relatives and friends. Special friends at "Club", especially M.B. and T.C. Resting at Carnell`s Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Road from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Service to take place on Friday, May 14, 1999 from The Carnell Memorial Chapel at 11 a.m. Donations in her memory may be made to the S.P.C.A.

PENNEY, Patrick
The Evening Telegram    December 5, 1957 (Thursday)
Holyrood - Passed peacefully away Nov. 29, Patrick Penney, Holyrood. The late Mr. Penney had been in hospital for seven years and during that time never murmured against what he knew to be a long drawn out illness. He was in every sense of the word a gentle and patient and a devout member of his Mother Church. During the pioneer days of Gander Airport, Paddy Penney was one of the original workers there and many interesting and humourous tales he told of the good old construction days. Left to mourn the late Mr. Penney is his wife Mary, one son, Philip, a daughter Theresa, Mrs. Jerry O'Grady, all residents of Gander Townsite, but at present in Holyrood. Also left to mourn are two sisters, Mrs. Edward Joy, North Arm, Holyrood; Mrs. Hannah Hynes, St. John's. The funeral took place at Holyrood, Dec. 1, where all his immediate family assembled to pay their last tribute.

PENNEY, Patrick Joseph
Evening Telegram April 6, 1992 (Monday)
Died suddenly at St. John's, April 5, 1992, age 80 years. Leaving to mourn his sister Annie Stafford with whom he resided, also a large number of nieces and nephews. Resting at Caul's Funeral Home. Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 8^th, 1992 at St. Patrick's Church 9:30 a.m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

PENNEY, Samuel
The Evening Telegram    February 8, 1997 (Saturday)
Passed peacefully away at the Health Sciences Centre, February 7, 1997, Samuel Penney of Avondale, age 80 years. Leaving to mourn his wife Eileen; one daughter Diane Hynes (Thomas); four sons: Samuel, Rodney, Darrell and Keith; one brother, Thomas, Corner Brook; three sisters: Catherine, Agnes and Theresa; one grandchild Tiffany; also other relatives and friends. Resting at Conway's Funeral Home, Conception Harbour. Funeral Mass, Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Assumption Church, Avondale. Interment to follow at the R. C. Cemetery, Avondale.

PENNEY, Stephen
Evening Telegram   May 15, 1973 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away on Monday, May 14^th at English Harbour, T.B., Stephen Penney, veteran of World War I, aged 78 years. Leaving to mourn his loving wife Winnifred; also one brother, Frederick at Lewisporte, two sisters Rebecca (Mrs. John B. Ivany) of Port Rexton and May Ann (Mrs. Jesse Vincent) English Harbour; nephews and nieces and a large circle of friends. Funeral on Wednesday, May 16th at 2:30 p.m., English Harbour.

PENNEY, Stephen
Daily News   May 15, 1973 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away on Monday, May 14 at English Harbour, Trinity, Stephen Penney, veteran of World War One, aged 78 years. Leaving to mourn his loving wife Winnifred, also one brother Frederick at Lewisporte; two sisters, Rebecca, Mrs. J.B. Ivany at Port Rexton and Amy Ann, Mrs. Jessie Vincent, English Harbour, nieces and nephews and a large circle of friends. Funeral at English Harbour at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 16.

PENNEY, Thomas
Evening Telegram   June 30, 1998 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away at the Dr. Leonard A. Miller Center on Monday, June 29^th, 1998, Thomas Penney in his 83^rd year, of Mt. Carmel. Predeceased by his wife Mary (nee Morris). Left with fond memories are his sons: Thomas (Cynthia), Mt. Carmel, William (Alice), St. John`s; his eleven grandchildren and five precious great-grandchildren; also a special niece, Maxine Corcoran, Dunville; his three sisters: Theresa Power, Rita Conway, Margaret Tilley; also a wide circle of other relatives and friends. Mr. Penney was conveyed from Dunphy`s Funeral Home, Holyrood to rest at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chapel. Funeral will take place on Wednesday, July 1^st, 1998 following 2:00 p.m. Mass. Interment will be in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Mt. Carmel. "May he rest in peace."

PENNEY, Vera I.
Evening Telegram October 5, 1989 (Thursday)
Passed away suddenly at the Agnes Pratt Home, October 5, 1989 at the age of 73. Predeceased by her husband Harvey in 1986. Leaving to mourn son Wallace, son Derek and daughter-in-law Maureen. Grandchildren Susan and Shane and a large circle of friends. Resting at Carnell's Funeral Home until Friday at 1 p.m. and then Sunnyside United Church. Funeral Services and interment at Sunnyside United Church on Saturday. No flowers by request and donations may be made to the Sunnyside United Church Memorial Fund.

PENNEY, Wallace C.
Evening Telegram October 23, 1989 (Monday)
Aged 59 years. Passed peacefully away after a courageous battle with cancer at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital on Sunday, October 22, 1989. Leaving to mourn his loving wife Marie (nee Browne); his loving mother, Mary of St. John's; two sons: Clayton and wife Bernice, Gary and wife Andrea, all of Paradise; four grandchildren: Clayton, Jamie, Krista and Stephen; two brothers: Fred and wife Mildred at St. John's, John and wife Georgina at Chamberlains, a number of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. Predeceased by his father Harold Penney. Resting at the Carnell Memorial Chapel, Freshwater Road. The funeral Mass will take place at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, October 25 from St. Teresa's Church. Interment in the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.

PENNEY, Walter Lindsey
Evening Telegram November 7, 1992 (Saturday)
Passed peacefully away after a short illness at the Grace General Hospital, St. John's on November 2, 1992, Walter Lindsey Penney, age 89 years. Predeceased by his wife Effie and two sons Aaron and Eric. Leaving to mourn his passing one daughter Mary Hannaford and husband Leo at Toronto; three sons: Chesley and wife Florence at Mount Pearl, Edmund and wife Sylvia at Toronto, Lindsey and wife Ella at Summerville, daughter-in-law Mildred at St. Catherine's, Ontario; one sister Amy Freeman at Champney's West; six grandchildren: Cathy Quigley and husband Vince, Cleveland, Ohio, Todd Penney, Mount Pearl, Brian Penney and wife Kin [sic], Toronto, Jennifer and Erin Penney, Summerville, Jeffrey Penney, Edmonton, Alberta; also leaving to mourn a large circle of other relatives and friends. Remains rested at Fewer's Funeral Home, Port Rexton. The funeral took place at St. Clements Anglican Church, Champneys West at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 1992 with interment in St. Clements Cemetery.

PENNEY, Winnie
Daily News November 4, 1971 (Thursday)
Died suddenly at the General Hospital Tuesday, Winnie, beloved wife of Edmund Penney, age 54 years. She leaves to mourn besides her husband, one daughter Verlie (Mrs. Plemen Pitts), two sons, Colin and Winston; three sisters, one brother and six grandchildren, all at Cannings Cove. The remains were conveyed to Cannings Cove for burial Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from the Anglican Church.

PENNY, Charles
Gazette August 11, 1863 (Tuesday)
Died. At Carbonear, on Thursday last, Mr. Charles Penny, aged 68 years, an old and respectable inhabitant of that place.

PENNY, Clemence
Newfoundlander    April 6, 1880 (Tuesday)
Died. - At Victoria Village, February 27^th, Clemence Penny, aged 102 years, born at Flat Rocks, Bay-de-Verd.

PENNY, Edward
Colonist    September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

PENNY, Elizabeth
Evening Telegram   January 15, 1891 (Thursday)
Died. Last evening, Mrs. Elizabeth Penny, aged 30 years; funeral to-morrow (Friday) at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 86 Duckworth Street, East.

PENNY, Mrs. Elizabeth
The Evening Telegram    March 6, 1931 (Friday)
A gloom was cast over this little place when the call of death came suddenly to the home of Mr. Stephen Penny, taking from thence a dearly loved mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Penny at the age of 69 years. The father had predeceased her many years previous, and all the interests of that home were centered on that affectionate and loving mother. While busily engaged in duties of the home, she was suddenly stricken with paralysis, on the evening of Jan. 28^th, from which she never recovered. As she was rendered speechless by the stroke, the blow to the family was very great.
She leaves to mourn two sons, Frederick and Stephen, the latter being one of the business men of this place; two daughters, Mrs. J.B. Ivany of Port Rexton, and Amy A. who was hurriedly summoned from St. John's but missed the privilege of seeing her dear mother alive. Deceased was well and favourably known by every resident of this place; it was the writer's privilege to spend many happy hours in her society. We sincerely regret her passing, but her memory still lives. Two brothers, James and Robert Perchard of St. John's, and one sister, Mrs. Wallace Clarke, Norris' Point, Bonne Bay, survive the deceased. She was laid to rest in the C. of E. Cemetery on the evening of January 31^st by the Rev. H.F.D. Kirby of this parish. Heartfelt sympathy is extended by all the community to the bereft family.
Isabel Bugden. English Harbour, Trinity North.
March 4^th, 1931.

PENNY, Frank
O'BRIEN, John M.
GILLIS, John
BURNS, Arthur
BENNETT, Ambrose
RICHARD, Thomas
WILLIAMS, Fenwick
KING, Lawrence
GRANT, George
FAHAY, Patrick
CONNOLLY, Michael
CAREY, John
PITTMAN, John
CLAUSEA, Adolph
RYAN, Joseph
RYAN, Michael
Evening Telegram     February 28, 1896 (Friday)
Drowned Newfoundlanders. From the Gloucester Fishing Fleet Last Year.Gloucester, Feb. 23. - The annual memorial service in honor of 128 fishermen lost at sea from this port during 1895 occurred at City Hall in the presence of a vast assemblage of people, among whom were many relatives and friends of the men who gave up their lives in pursuit of their arduous calling. Mayor Robinson presided, and Rev. N.T. Whittaker, of Lynn, formerly of this city, delivered a fitting eulogy. The service was conducted under the auspices of the Gloucester Relief Association, an organization formed for the purpose of alleviating distress among the destitute families of drowned fishermen. Of the 128 victims, the following named belonged to Newfoundland: - John M. O'Brien; John Gillis; Frank Penny; Arthur Burns; Ambrose Bennett, St. John's; Thomas Richard and Fenwick Williams, Bay Bulls; Lawrence King, St. Mary's Bay; George Grant, Burgeo; Patk. Fahay [sic], Fermeuse; Michael Connolly, Toad's Cove; John Carey; John Pittman, Placentia; Adolph Clausea, Channel; Joseph Ryan, St. John's and Michael Ryan.

PENNY, Isaac
Gazette April 10, 1860 (Tuesday)
Death. At Burin, Mr. Isaac Penny, aged 70 years.

PENNY, James
Harbour Grace Standard   July 31, 1880 (Saturday)
James Penny, of English Harbor, fell from a stage head across the thole of his fishing boat, and drove it through his jaw. He survived only a few days after the accident.

PENNY, Jane
Royal Gazette September 27, 1881 (Tuesday)
Died. On the 17^th inst., at Carbonear, Jane, relict of the late Charles Penny, Esq., aged 78 years.

PENNY, Joseph
DUFF, Arthur
Harbour Grace Standard    October 29, 1887 (Saturday)
The remains of two stalwart yong men - Joseph Penny and Arthur Duff - who were drowned at Cape Crepe, Labrador, the past season, were brought home to Harbor Main on Tuesday last.

PENNY, Lilian
Daily News   September 20, 1923 (Thursday)
Death. Last night at 10 o'clock of convulsions, Lilian, aged 3 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Penny, Spencer Street.

PENNY, Margaret L.
Daily News   October 26, 1926 (Tuesday)
On Tuesday the 12^th inst., the Angel of Death visited the home of Thomas Penny, Salmonier and bore from their midst the soul of the beloved wife and revered mother, Margaret L. Penny to enjoy the unceasing reward of her many years of faithful service. For the past year she had been suffering from the dread malady consumption, during which time she bore her illness with patience and Christian resignation to the Divine Will and her passing was quite peaceful and happy. Mrs. Penny was the last remaining member of the late John English of Branch, one time representative of the district of Placentia and St. Mary's. Interment took place at Mt. Carmel, Salmonier and the respect and esteem in which the deceased was held was evidenced by the large numbers who attended her funeral. Left to mourn are her husband, one daughter Mary, and four sons, Bernard residing in New York, William, John and Michael at Salmonier, to all of whom the sympathy of the community goes out in their irreparable loss. St. Joseph's, Salmonier, Oct. 16.

PENNY, Mary A.
Daily News    October 15, 1932 (Saturday)
[Included in a column on Bonavista]
OBITUARY. Last week Mr. William Sweetland received a message from English Harbour, informing him of the death of his sister, Mrs. Mary A. Penny. She was a native of Bonavista, but had resided at English Harbour since her marriage many years ago. She was the eldest of a large family. Her brother, William, being at present the sole surviving one here.

PENNY, Mary Ann
Evening Telegram   March 10, 1950 (Friday)
Woman Dies as Result Accident.
Grand Falls, March 9 (Staff) - Mrs. Mary Ann Penny, 74 year old resident of Bishop's falls, died in Northcliffe hospital at 7.30 last night as a result of injuries received when hit by a Grand Falls station wagon at Bishop's Falls yesterday afternoon. The wagon in which four young men were returning from Grand Falls, was driving through Bishop's Falls, and when opposite the restaurant of Mrs. Mabel Whiteway, the unfortunate woman darted across the road, and was hit by the vehicle. The victim was taken to Northcliffe hospital by Kevin Byrne, and Arthur Dunne of Grand Falls, in a car owned by Eldred Reid of Bishop's Falls, but did not regain consciousness. Doctor Brown phoned the Grand Falls police station about 7.30 last night to inform them that Mrs. Penny had died.

PENNY, Mary Ann
Daily News   February 8, 1952 (Friday)
Passed peacefully away Feb. 7^th, after a long illness Mary Ann Penny (nee Atkins). Funeral on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. from Caul's Funeral Home 38 New Gower St. by motor hearse. - R.I.P.

PENNY, Mary Ester
Telegram November 28, 1999 (Sunday)
Peacefully at home in Orangeville surrounded by her family on Friday, November 26, 1999, Mary Ester Sears in her 76^th year, beloved wife of Joe Penny. Loving mother of Charlotte and Forest Anklovitch, Ann-Marie Sacerty and Jerry Crane, Linda and Bill Teeter, Catherine and Henry Heidbuurt, Randall, Michael and Valerie, Mary Jo, Theresa and Claudio Marchesich, Bernadette and Russell Vardy, Darrell. Dear daughter of Ann and the late Peter Sears. Fondly remembered by her fourteen grandchildren, four great grandchildren, her brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews and in-laws. The family will receive their friends at the Baxter & Giles Funeral Home, 273 Broadway, Orangeville (519) 941-2630 on Monday afternoon 2 to 4 o`clock and evening 7 to 9 o`clock. Funeral mass will be held at St. Timothy Roman Catholic Church, 42 Dawson Road, Orangeville on Tuesday, November 30 at 11 o`clock. Cremation to follow. If desired, in lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Headwaters Health Care Centre CAT Scan Campaign, 100 Rolling Hills Drive, Orangeville, L9W 4X9 would be appreciated.

PENNY, Richard
Colonist   September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

PENNY, Robert W.
Daily News   October 25, 1923 (Thursday)
Death. - On Wednesday the 24^th inst., Robert W. Penny, in his 95^th year, leaving one daughter, Mrs. J.D. Halfyard. Funeral on Friday at 2.30 p.m. from his late residence 29 Hayward Avenue. Friends please accept this the only intimation.

PENNY, William
Colonist   September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

PERRY, Sarah
Daily News   November 3, 1896 (Tuesday)
Death. At Indian Islands, Oct. 28^th, Sarah, relict of the late Nicholas Perry, aged 77 years; the last of the four families who first settled on the Islands fifty years ago.

PERRIN, Thomas
Evening Telegram   December 13, 1922 (Wednesday)
Died. After a tedious illness, on Dec. 12^th, at Torbay, Thomas Perrin, aged 73 years, leaving a wife, one daughter and one stepson to mourn their sad loss. Funeral at Torbay, to-morrow, at 2.30 p.m.

PETIPAS, Mans
Daily News March 14, 1916 (Tuesday)
Mr. Mans Petipas, well known in railroad circles, and for the last few years fire and game warden for Trinity Bay died after a brief illness, at his home, Whitbourne Sunday last. Deceased was born in Tracadie, N.S., 84 years ago, and when a young man followed the sea, being master of a schooner in the trade between here and P.E. Island. In 1881 after spending several years mining with one of our local companies, he went to work on the Newfoundland railway, and continued in the employ of the government and R. N. Co. until 1909. A widow, one son and two daughters, Mrs. P. Byrne of the city, and Mrs. James Mullowney of Holyrood are left to mourn. Interment takes place to-day at Whitbourne.
Daily News March 15, 1916 (Wednesday)
Laid to Rest.
The remains of the late M. Petipas, one of the pioneers of Whitbourne were laid to rest yesterday at Holyrood, in a plot where already some of his family had been committed. Yesterday morning at Whitbourne a Requiem High Mass was chanted by Rev. Fr. Kerwin, after which the body was placed on board the train and taken to Holyrood where a large concourse of mourners awaited the arrival, and one of the largest funerals ever seen in Holyrood followed. At the graveside the prayers for the dead were recited by Rev. Fr. Finn, P.P. and all that was mortal of one of the best known railroad men in Newfoundland was laid to rest to await the final summons.

PHELAN, Anthony
Evening Telegram   May 25, 1891 (Monday)
Died. At Flat Rock, after a short illness, borne with Christian resignation, Anthony Phelan, aged 97 years; deceased was a native of Waterford, Waterford County, Ireland, 59 years of which he spent in this country. - R.I.P.

PICKFORD, Ruth Mary
The Evening Telegram   August 31, 1995 (Thursday)
(St. John's) Passed peacefully away at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital on August 30, 1995, Ruth Mary Pickford (nee Ellis), age 76 years. Predeceased by her husband John H. (Jack) in 1992. Leaving to mourn three sisters: Ethel Hynes (Francis), Helen Flight and Marilyn Burden (Hubert); two nephews: Jimmy Burden and Robert Hynes; five nieces: Sueann Hedges, Brenda Backman, Corinne Hynes, Michelle Hynes and Glenys Newport; and a number of other relatives and friends. Resting at Barrett's Funeral Home, 328 Hamilton Avenue, from 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon, 2-4 p.m. and 7-10 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 10 a.m. - 12 noon Saturday. Funeral service 2 p.m. Saturday, September 2, 1995 from Barrett's Chapel. Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations may be made to a charity of one's choice.

PIKE, Fanny Elizabeth
The Newfoundland Express    January 29, 1862 (Wednesday)
Death. At Carbonear, 15^th inst., of consumption, Fanny Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. Francis Pike, aged 18 years.

PIKE, Jourdain
Colonist   September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

PIKE, Reubin
Colonist   September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

PIKE, William
Harbour Grace Standard   March 24, 1888 (Saturday)
Death. In hospital at Hong Kong, China, on the 20^th Jan. last, of smallpox, William Pike, aged 37 years.

PINHORN, John
Royal Gazette March 17, 1885 (Tuesday)
Died. At Trinity, on Feb. 15^th, Mr. John Pinhorn, aged 37 years.

PINHORN, John
The Times & General Commercial Gazette    March 18, 1885 (Wednesday)
Died, at Trinity, on the 13^th ult., Mr. John Pinhorn, aged 37 years.

PINKHAM, William
Newfoundlander   August 7, 1877 (Tuesday)
Died. - On Friday last, after a lingering illness, Mr. William Pinkham, a native of Stokington Head, Devonshire, England, aged 61 years. The deceased was a resident of the city for many years.

PITTMAN, Ellen
Evening Telegram   November 21, 1977 (Monday)
Died at Holyrood, Saturday, November 19^th, Ellen Pittman, age 91 years, formerly of Merasheen, Placentia Bay. Leaving to mourn one daughter, Mercedes at Freshwater; four sons, Peter and John at Placentia, Ignatius at St. John's, Alphonsus, Labrador City; 19 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Interment at Placentia 11 a.m., November 22^nd.

PITTMAN, John
O'BRIEN, John M.
GILLIS, John
PENNY, Frank
BURNS, Arthur
BENNETT, Ambrose
RICHARD, Thomas
WILLIAMS, Fenwick
KING, Lawrence
GRANT, George
FAHAY, Patrick
CONNOLLY, Michael
CAREY, John
CLAUSEA, Adolph
RYAN, Joseph
RYAN, Michael
Evening Telegram     February 28, 1896 (Friday)
Drowned Newfoundlanders.
From the Gloucester Fishing Fleet Last Year.
Gloucester, Feb. 23. - The annual memorial service in honor of 128 fishermen lost at sea from this port during 1895 occurred at City Hall in the presence of a vast assemblage of people, among whom were many relatives and friends of the men who gave up their lives in pursuit of their arduous calling. Mayor Robinson presided, and Rev. N.T. Whittaker, of Lynn, formerly of this city, delivered a fitting eulogy. The service was conducted under the auspices of the Gloucester Relief Association, an organization formed for the purpose of alleviating distress among the destitute families of drowned fishermen. Of the 128 victims, the following named belonged to Newfoundland: - John M. O'Brien; John Gillis; Frank Penny; Arthur Burns; Ambrose Bennett, St. John's; Thomas Richard and Fenwick Williams, Bay Bulls; Lawrence King, St. Mary's Bay; George Grant, Burgeo; Patk. Fahay [sic], Fermeuse; Michael Connolly, Toad's Cove; John Carey; John Pittman, Placentia; Adolph Clausea, Channel; Joseph Ryan, St. John's and Michael Ryan.

POTTLE, Cordella
Weekly Record (Trinity) April 16, 1887 (Saturday)
Died. At English Harbor, on Wednesday, April 6^th, after a long affliction, Miss Cordella Pottle, aged 41 years.
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POTTLE, Elias
Weekly Record (Trinity) August 20, 1887 (Saturday)
Local and General Items.
A MAN DROWNED- A fisherman, named Elias Pottle, belonging to English Harbor, was drowned near the Horse Chops, on Tuesday, the 9^th inst. The precise circumstances of the sad accident are not known, as the poor fellow was alone in a boat, and no person witnessed the disaster. It is surmised, however, that by striking on a rock or some other accident, the boat upset, casting its unhappy occupant into the treacherous sea, and no help being at hand he perished. His body was recovered the next day. The unfortunate man leaves a wife and two children to mourn their irreparable loss.
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POTTLE, Elizabeth
The Evening Telegram    August 8, 1989 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away on Sunday, August 6, 1989 at the Cabot Personal Care Home, Brigus, Elizabeth Pottle in her 101^st year. Formerly of English Harbour, Trinity Bay. Leaving to mourn three sons: Albert Pottle and wife Hilda and family of Payson, Arizona, Reuben Pottle and wife Jessie and family, Orange City, Florida, Ralph Pottle and wife Bertha and family, Pickering, Ontario; one daughter, Phyllis Percy and family at Brigus; daughter-in-law, Effie Pottle and family, Waterford, Connecticut; and a large number of great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. Resting at Broughton's Funeral Home, Brigus. Funeral service on Wednesday, August 9 at 2:00 p.m. from Broughton's Funeral Home to the United Church, Brigus. Interment in the United Church Cemetery, Brigus.

POTTLE, Jean
Evening Telegram   March 15, 1995 (Wednesday)
POTTLE, Jean (nee Hustins) - 80 years. Passed peacefully away at her home in Brooklyn, N.Y., on March 13, 1995. Predeceased by her husband Eric. Leaving to mourn daughter Carol, sister-in-law Margaret Guerin and family, and a number of friends and relatives. Cremation in Brooklyn to be followed by inturnment in English Harbour, Trinity Bay, NF.

POWER, Amelia J.
Royal Gazette December 4, 1883 (Tuesday)
Died. At Trinity, on the 27^th ult., Amelia J., relict of the late Charles Power, who was drowned at sea in the steamer Lion.

POWER, Annie
Newfoundland Express   June 29, 1861 (Saturday)
At Placentia on the 21^st inst., of dyptheria [sic], after a lingering and severe illness, Annie, the beloved daughter of Mr. Philip Power, aged 12 years and 8 months.

POWER (?) [?PENNY], Charles
Royal Gazette January 17, 1882 (Tuesday)
Died. Drowned at sea, on Jan. 6^th, while taking passage to Trinity, on board the ill-fated steamship Lion, Mr. Charles(?) Power(?) [?Penny], shopkeeper of that place, aged 42 years.

POWER, Edward
Evening Telegram   October 12, 1909 (Tuesday)
A Loss to Dunville.
A personal loss is felt in the hearts of the people of Dunville, Placentia, by reason of the unexpected death of Mr. Edward Power, who passed away on Saturday, the 9^th inst. All who knew him intimately can measure his loss as a husband, a father and a friend. He was one of a good old family, possessed of many noble qualities; frank, kind, manly and generous; a firm supporter of his church, of which he was a good member. He leaves a wife, two sons - Thomas and Daniel; three daughters - one a nun in the Presentation Convent, St. John's; another, the wife of Mr. M. Brennan, Paradise, B.B.; and Miss Susie; to whom the writer offers the sincerest sympathy. - Com. St. John's, Oct. 12^th, '09.

POWER, Ethel
Telegram December 19, 1999 (Sunday)
Born Ethel Mary Manning in a place forever close to her heart - Torbay, Newfoundland. Ethel passed away peacefully after a brief illness at St. Mary`s Hospital, Kitchener on Saturday, December 18, 1999 in her 74<sup>th</sup> year. Ethel was a retired employee of Lear Siegler. Left to mourn her passing is her devoted and loving husband Charles; her children Charles Jr. (Paula), Sandra (Tony Dittenhoffer), John, Donna (Gord Popp); her seven precious grandchildren: Shannon, Serene, Ryan, Meghan, Wade, Jasmine and West; brothers: Edward (Audrey) of Goose Bay, Labrador and David (Gail) of Torbay, Newfoundland; sister: Sandra Manning of B.C.; sister-in-law Margaret Manning of Hamilton; and brother-in-law Joe Kapron of Kitchener. Predeceased by her parents John and Winnifred Manning, sister Mary Kapron and brothers Gus, Leonard, Doug, Con and Francis. "To live in the hearts of those we love is not to die." She will be sadly missed by many special friends and relatives. Visitation at the Schreiter-Sandrock Funeral Home and Chapel, 51 Benton at Church Street., Kitchener, Ontario (519) 742-4481 on Sunday, December 19, 1999 from 7-9 p.m. and Monday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Vigil prayers will be at 8 p.m. Monday. On Tuesday December 21, 1999, morning prayers will be offered in the funeral home chapel at 10:30 a.m., followed by a procession to St. Anne`s R.C. Church for Mass at 11 a.m., Father Steven Csiszar celebrant. Interment at Parkview Cemetery, Waterloo. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Special Olympics would be appreciated. The family of Mrs. Power appreciates the compassionate care provided by the staff of St. Mary`s Hospital Stroke and Palliative Care Units.

POWER, Frank
Evening Telegram   June 7, 1993 (Monday)
Passed away suddenly on Friday, June 4, 1993, Frank Power of Holyrood (iron worker, Local 764). Age 47 years. Left with fond and loving memories, his wife Rosiland (nee Kelly); daughters: Sonja and Allison, mother Clara Power; brothers: Tom (Mary), Bill (Josephine), David (Pauline); sisters: Margaret LaCour (Dec), Maureen Terry (Leo), Valerie Wyliy (Bruce), Cindy Dalton (Kevin). Also a large circle of other relatives and friends. Resting at Dunphy's Funeral Home, Holyrood. Funeral will take place on Monday, June 7, following 11 a.m. mass at Holy Cross Church, Holyrood. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, Southside, Holyrood.

POWER, Gregory J.
The Evening Telegram   May 16, 1997 (Friday)
(Torbay) Passed peacefully away on May 15, 1997 at the Health Sciences Center, following a brief illness, age 88 years, Gregory Joseph Power, LL.D. (Hon.), well known former athlete, writer, confederation campaigner, politician, cabinet minister and businessman. Predeceased by his son Gregory II, brother Jerry and sister Mercedes. Survived by his wife of 60 years, Mary (Crosbie); daughters: Rosemary Sullivan, Gertrude (Joseph) LeClair, Ethel Dobbin and Roberta; sons: Gregory Jr. (Mary), Gerry and Donald (Michelle); 16 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; also other relatives and friends. Resting at Carnell's Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater Road. Visitation Friday, 2-9 p.m. Funeral to take place from Mary Queen of Peace Church, Torbay Road at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 17, 1997. Interment to follow at 2:00 p.m. in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Placentia. Donations in his memory may be made to a charity of one's choice.

POWER, James
Evening Telegram   November 3, 1898 (Thursday)
Died. Yesterday, at Torbay, after a long illness, James, aged 42 years, eldest son of the late Mogue Power, leaving a wife and two children to mourn their sad loss. - R.I.P.

POWER, Jane
Daily News   October 21, 1896 (Wednesday)
Death. At Torbay, Monday morning, Jane, the beloved wife of Patrick Power, aged 56 years. She leaves a husband, three daughters and three sons to mourn their sad loss.

POWER, John
Evening Telegram   January 19, 1952 (Saturday)
Passed away at Boston, Mass., January 16^th, John Power, son of Mrs. Susan and the late Peter Power of Dunville, Placentia. Leaving to mourn his wife, two daughters, mother, three sisters in the U.S.A. and Mrs. John Boone, 20 McFarlane St., City, also two brothers, Martin, of Windsor, Ontario and James of U.S.A. Funeral Saturday morning from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Mary Fennessey, 20 Stonehurst St., Dorchester, Mass.

POWER, Martin
Evening Telegram May 20, 1974 (Monday)
Passed suddenly away at his home, Torbay Road, Saturday, May 18, Martin Power. Leaving to mourn his loving wife Mary; two sons, Tyrone and Timmy; three daughters, Roxanna, Mrs. Gary Nugent; Romone and Renata; one grandchild, Kemberley; seven sisters, Hannah and Theresa in U.S.A.; Imelda in Toronto; Belle at Stephenville; Kay and Annie at Holyrood and Evelyn at Burin. Remains resting at Caul's Funeral Home. Interment at Torbay, Tuesday morning following mass at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church.

POWER, Martin
Daily News May 20, 1974 (Monday)
Passed suddenly away at his home, Torbay Road, Saturday, May 18, Martin Power. Leaving to mourn his loving wife Mary; two sons, Tyrone and Timmy; three daughters, Roxanna, Mrs. Gary Nugent; Romone and Renata; one grandchild, Kemberley; seven sisters, Hannah and Theresa in U.S.A.; Imelda in Toronto; Belle at Stephenville; Kay and Canne at Holyrood and Evelyn at Burin. Remains resting at Caul's Funeral Home. Interment at Torbay, Tuesday morning following mass at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church.

POWER, Mary Agnes
Evening Telegram   November 5, 1982 (Friday)
Passed peacefully away at the Placentia Cottage Hospital on Thursday, November 4^th, 1982, Mary Agnes Power of Dunville, age 71 years. Leaving to mourn her husband Edward, one brother Thomas Kennedy at Stephenville, also a large circle of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Moore's Funeral Home, Clarke's Beach. Funeral at All Hallows Church, North River for mass at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 6^th. Interment in the R.C. Cemetery, North River.

POWER, Sister Mary Loyola
Telegram December 7, 1999 (Tuesday)
Passed peacefully away at McAuley Convent on Monday, December 6, 1999, Sister Mary Loyola Power, in her 81^st year. Leaving to mourn, besides the Sisters of Mercy, nephews: Gerald Power, M.D.; George Power; nieces: Mary Power, Margaret Scott, Elizabeth Carew, Jo-Anne Swain, Bernadette Aspell, Catherine Davis; great-grandnieces and nephews and a large circle of relatives and friends. Resting at McAuley Convent, 250 Waterford Bridge Road, St. John`s, from 7:00 p.m. Monday, December 6. Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at Corpus Christi Church at Kilbride at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, December 8, 1999. Interment at Belvedere Cemetery. May she rest in peace.

Power, Maurice
Evening Telegram   September 8, 1927 (Thursday)
News has been received here that Maurice Power, son of Mr. Peter and Mrs. Susan Power, Dunville, died at his home, Gary, Indiana, U.S.A. after a short illness caused by breathing gasoline fumes. He had attempted to prime the vacuum tank of his automobile by drawing the gasoline from the main tank with his lips. He inhaled the fumes, and brought on the illness which caused his death, according to physicians. Mr. Power was employed as foreman of No. 2 open hearth at Illinois Steel Company, Gary Works. When the toscin [sic] of war sounded he was one of the first to enlist, and served in the Newfoundland Regiment for almost the entire war with credit to himself and honor to his native land, having been mentioned in despatches, being wounded five times, and awarded several medals for his gallant conduct. He was honored by being promoted to the rank of Sergt. Major before the close of the war. He was a social, genial, vivacious young man, and his early demise will be deeply regretted by all those with whom he came in contact. He is survived by his widow and four children at Gary, Ind., his parents, one brother and two sisters at Dunville; Mrs. John Boone at St. John's; Mary at Boston, and two brothers at Windsor, Canada, to all of Whom the writer extends his sincere sympathy. - COM. Dunville, Sept. 6, 1927.

POWER, Michael
Newfoundlander   November 27, 1865 (Monday)
Died. - At Little Placentia, on Monday, 20^th inst., after a long illness, Mr. Michael Power, aged 75 years.

POWER, Mogue
Daily News   August 16, 1915 (Monday)
Death. On Sunday at noon, after a short illness, Mogue Power, aged 74 years. Funeral on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. from his late residence Cochrane Street. Friends will please accept this the only intimation. Interment at Torbay.

POWER, P.
Newfoundlander    March 30, 1880 (Tuesday)
Week before last, a boat and four men were lost at Placentia. The names were P. Power, Michael Hartigan, P. Brennan and a French sailor, name not given.

POWER, Richard A.
Evening Telegram   June 13, 1993 (Sunday)
Passed away at the Health Science Complex on Friday, June 11, 1993, Richard A. Power in his 74^th year, of Holyrood. Left with fond and loving memories are his wife of 53 years, Anne. Three sons: Jerome, Loyola, Sean and fiancé Cathy; four daughters Xavier (Mike), Theresa (David), Carmel (Dale) and Christina (David); three sisters: Mary, Bride and Dinah; three brothers: Jack (Bride), Peter (Marion) and Frank (Yvonne); 11 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. His loving companion - his dog Muffy. Resting at Dunphy's Funeral Home, Holyrood. Funeral Monday, June 14, following 11 a.m. mass at Holy Cross Church, Holyrood. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Southside, Holyrood. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

POWER, Stephen
The Times & General Commercial Gazette     June 5, 1889 (Wednesday)
Died, on the 30^th ult., at Placentia, N.E., Stephen Power, aged 50 years.

POWER, Stephen
Placentia
Evening Telegram May 7, 1965 (Friday)
Obituary. A prominent official (retired) of the Newfoundland Railway, veteran of the first World War and one of Dunville's leading citizens, Stephen Power, was laid to rest in the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Placentia April 28 following High Requiem Mass in the Parish Church of the Sacred Heart. His funeral was attended by a very large number of relatives and friends from his hometown and from the Placentia area where he was well known and respected. A guard of honor from the Royal Canadian Legion, Placentia Branch No. 33, were also in attendance to pay last respects to an esteemed comrade. Legionnaires acted as pall bearers and in the absence of Branch president "Gus" Greene vice-president, Thomas Murphy officiated at the graveside and recited the customary legion ritual over the casket draped with the Union Jack. The last post was sounded by comrade Philip Mullins. The late Mr. Power passed away at the Cottage Hospital here April 25 after an illness of several months. He is survived by his wife, one son, Stephen, a number of nieces and nephews and other relatives. He was in his 68^th year.

POWER, Teresa (nee O'Brien)
Telegram May 2, 1999 (Sunday)
of Logy Bay, passed peacefully away at St. Patrick's Mercy Home on Friday, April 30^th, 1999, age 79 years. Wife of William. Mother of ten children: Michael (Val); William (Patsy); Alice (Gary); Bridget Byrne (Jack); Patrick (Diane); Mary Deavey (Terry); Jimmy; Ann (Chris); Patricia Rose (Terry); Catherine Ryan (Gerard); special aunt to Charlie Spurrell; loving grandmother of 13; loving great-grandmother of two; also leaving many other relatives and friends. Resting at Caul's Funeral Home, LeMarchant Rd. Funeral Mass on Monday, May 3^rd, 1999, at 10 a.m. from St. Francis of Assisi Church, Outer Cove. Cremation to follow. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations in her memory may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

POWER, Thomas
Colonist   September 26, 1887 (Monday)
Loss of the Ocean Friend. Feelings of Sadness in Carbonear.
(To the Editor of the Colonist). Carbonear, Sept. 23^rd, 1887.
Sir, - You will, no doubt, be sorry to learn that a feeling of sad gloom hangs over our town, owing to the loss of the Ocean Friend - a schr. of some 80 tons. The vessel, which was only a little over six years old, and of American build, left for the bank fishery about eight weeks ago, having on board fourteen men and a boy (not sixteen as reported in your columns Wednesday). ...
On the 15^th inst., a telegram was received from Burin by the owner, W. Duff, Esq., of the firm Messers Duff & Balmer [sic], stating that the schooner was lost on the Grand Bank. This report was confirmed on the 21^st, by Capt. Moore, of the schooner Lizzie, of Heart's Content, who stated he was on board the wreck on the 6^th; but no bodies were to be seen. ...
In consequence of this calamity, ten poor women are left widows, and twenty-four children fatherless. ...
The names of the crew are as follows: - Robert Wareham, of Salmon Cove, Conception bay, who leaves an aged mother, a wife and six children. This man's brother was lost with wife and family on the White Bear Islands, two years ago. Simon Luther, of Carbonear, leaves a widow and three children. Robert Penny (Carbonear), a widow and five children. His son, a boy of fourteen, was also lost. Thomas Howell (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Thomas Clark (Carbonear), a widow and four children; Reubin Pike (Carbonear), a widow and two children; Jourdain Pike (Carbonear), a widow and one child; Richard Penny (Carbonear), a widow and one child; William Penny (Carbonear), and Noah Hull, of Trinity Bay, each leaves a widow. Reubin French, Thomas Power, Nehemiah Ash, and Edward Penny (captain), all of Carbonear, were unmarried. To add to the sadness of this recital, two of these poor women are shortly expecting an addition to their poor fatherless families. The eldest of the children is not more than twelve years of age. ...
John Goodison     Jno. W. Vickers. ...

POWER, Thomas B.
Evening Telegram   November 30, 1995 (Thursday)
Passed peacefully away at Power's Guest Home, Holyrood, on Monday, November 27, 1995 Thomas Power in his 87^th year, of Holyrood (formerly of the Front, Bell Island). Lovingly remembered by his wife May O'Brien, of 66 years of marriage; his six sons: Peter, Vince, Frank, Joe, Kevin and Ben; and his three daughters: Mary, Joan and Agnes; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren; his two brothers: William and Aiden Power; also the residents and staff of Power's Guest Home, Holyrood. Resting at Dunphy's Funeral Home, Holyrood. Funeral will take place on Friday, December 1^st, following 11:00 a.m. Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, Bell Island. Interment in the R.C. Cemetery, Bell Island. "May his soul rest in peace."

POWER, Thomas F.
Daily News    May 22, 1926 (Saturday)
At Dunville, Placentia, on Wednesday morning, 19^th inst., Thomas F. Power, Road-master of Government Railway, aged 49 years.

POWER, William
Evening Telegram   December 29, 1922 (Friday)
Died. There passed away, at the Sanatorium, on the 28^th inst., William Power, aged 54 years, leaving wife, 1 sister, 3 brothers, 4 sons, 1 step-son, 1 daughter and 1 step-daughter to mourn their sad loss. Funeral on Saturday morning at 8.15 from his late residence, 156 Water Street West. Interment at Placentia. R.I.P. - Inserted by his wife.

PURCEL, Lizzie
The Times & General Commercial Gazette    January 30, 1889 (Wednesday)
Died, on the 25^th inst., aged 2 months, Lizzie, infant daughter of Patrick and Eliza Purcel, of Holyrood, C.B.

PURCELL, John Denis
Royal Gazette November 7, 1882 (Tuesday)
Died. On the 3^rd inst., John Denis, infant son of Wm. and Mary Purcell.

PURCELL, Mary Jane
Evening Telegram June 18, 1977 (Saturday)
Passed peacefully away at St. Clare's at 1:00 p.m. Friday, June 17^th, after a long illness, Mary Jane Purcell, age 75 years, of Portugal Cove. Leaving to mourn one stepsister, Mrs. Mary Manning of Torbay; one stepbrother, William Reddy, of Torbay; a large circle of other relatives and friends. Resting at Caul's Funeral Home. Funeral at 11:00 a.m. Monday at Holy Rosary Parish, Portugal Cove.

PURCHASE, Elizabeth Ann
The Evening Telegram   April 15, 1924 (Tuesday)
Died. Passed peacefully away April 15^th after a short illness, Elizabeth Ann Purchase, aged 67, wife of the late Wm. Geo. Bennett (shipwright), left to mourn 3 sons and 2 daughters. Funeral on Thursday, April 17^th, at 2.30 p.m., from her son's residence 54 King's Bridge Road.