446. Jane GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Obituary, The Banner Times 30 Aug 1917.
"UBELACKER: Jane Glendinning, wife of Henry Ubelacker, died on Sunday (August 26th) at the family residence, 133 Nelson Street, aged 80. The late Mrs Ubelacker was born in Streetsville, Ontario, but for the past 50 years has been a citizen of Stratford. Deceased was a life long member of Knox Presbyterian church and in her younger days took an active part in church work. She leaves beside her husband, one son Fred, and two daughters, Mrs Edward Elligsen, Centre Street, and Mrs Lillie Small, at home, also three brothers and two sisters, Henry Glendinning, of Windsor; Robert, of Rocky Ford, Col.; Norman, of Toronto; Agnes, of Streetsville, and Mrs Mary Elder, of Toronto; five grandsons, two overseas, and two granddaughters survive. Stratford Beacon, 20 Aug, 1917."
1Gravestone.
"Henry E Ubelacker 1838-1926 His wife Jane Glendinning 1837-1917 Daughter Lillian May 1873-1937."
447. William GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Obituary, Streetsville Review 29 May 1913.
"The grim reaper death has again visited our village and in Friday morning past, May 23rd, summoned one of our oldest and most respected citizens, in the person of Mr. William Glendenning in his 75th year.
Mr. Glendenning had been ill for several months but bore his affliction with great patience. He was a good citizen, a kind neighbour and above all an earnest Christian, being a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church since a boy. He was born in the village in December, 1838, and spent all his life around Streetsville. For a number of years he farmed on the Fifth line, but had lived retired since 1894. During his life he witnessed many changes in the village and was always glad to converse with any of the old boys and girls whom he happened to meet. His old chum, Mr. William Jones of New York, was here two weeks ago, and he enjoyed his visit very much.
The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, service being conducted at the house by Rev. J. F. Scott, pastor of St. Andrew's Church, who delivered a very impressive discourse from the words of the 21st verse of the first chapter of Phillipians: "For me to live is Christ, to die is gain." The funeral then proceeded to Streetsville Cemetery where interment was made.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Edgar and Art. Adamson, Jas. Blackall, R. H. Greig, C. H. Falconer and Alex. McClintock.
The floral tributes were very beautiful.
Besides his widow, one son, Rolph, of Shallow Lake, survives, and the sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved in the hour of their affliction."2Gravestone, Streetsville.
"William Glendinning died May 23, 1913 in his 75th year
Leondra A Milborn his wife died Oct. 21, 1914 in her 73rd year."
1Newspaper Obituary, Streetsville Review 29 Oct 1914.
"The funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Glendenning took place past Friday afternoon. Service was conducted at the house by Rev. J. F. Scott after which the remains were laid away to rest in Streetsville cemetery beside those of her husband who predeceased her seventeen months ago. Mrs. Glendinning was a very fine woman and a member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. She was born in England and came to Canada when quite young. With her husband she lived for many years on the farm on the fifth line, but for the past 20 years has resided in the village. One son, Ralph, of Owen Sound, is the only survivor. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Detroit and Mr. Buckburrough of Norwich attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Glendenning."
1Gravestone, Streetsville.
"Herbert Percy Elder 1871 - 1906
Olive Mary Elder 1875 - 1898
Mary Eliza Glendinning wife of George Elder 1849 - 1924."
454. Dr James Irwin GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Obituary, Streetsville Review 2 Dec 1915.
"Passing of Dr. Glendinning
The villagers were shocked this morning when the news was spread that Dr. Glendinning had passed away. He had been around as usual yesterday and was down town. In the evening he took a weak spell and died suddenly.
Dr. 'Jim' as he was familiarly known, was a son of the late John Glendinning, one of the pioneers of Streetsville. He received his early education here and was one of the bright young men who graduated with honors at the University of Toronto in the eighties. He has been practising his profession in his native village ever since, and always held the respect of the citizens and the confidence of his patients. He possessed a genial nature and had many friends. His foremost thought was to restore the sick to health and remuneration for his services was always a matter of secondary consideration.
Deceased leaves a wife and one son, Elmer, to mourn his demise. They have the sympathy of the community in their said and sudden bereavement."2Newspaper, Streetsville Review 22 May 1913.
1631. Elmer Sloan GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Announcement, Toronto Star Sat 29 Nov 1980.
"GLENDINNING Elmer Sloan (Glen) - At the Northwestern General Hospital on Thursday November 27, 1980, Elmer Glendinning, beloved husband of the late Irene McGhie. Loving brother in law of Miss Carrie McGhie, Beatrice and George Johnstone, Marjorie and her late husband W. Stan McGhie and the late Elizabeth McIntosh. Resting at the Ward Funeral Home, 2035 Weston Rd. (north of Lawrence Ave.) Weston from 6 p.m. Saturday. Funeral service in the Chapel Monday 2 p.m. Interment Prospect Cemetery."2Gravestone Transcript, Prospect Sec 12 Lot 801.
"In loving memory of M. Irene McGHIE died May 31 1975 beloved wife of Elmer S. GLENDINNING died Nov. 27 1980."
1Newspaper, Toronto Globe Tues 9 Jan 1900.
2Newspaper Obituary, The Evening Telegram 26 Jan 1938.
"NORMAN U GLENDENNING. One of the original members of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Norman U Glendenning, a devout Christian, died yesterday at his home, 101 Tyndall Avenue, in his 80th year. After many years of service with the railroad he retired in 1924. He started with the Credit Valley railroad which was taken over by the C.P.R. He was a conductor. Mr Glendenning was born in Streetsville. For seven years he was treasurer of the church where he worshipped. His favourite recreation was fishing at Six Mile Lake, Port Severn, where he spent the last 12 summers. He is survived by two sons, Major Norman A., and Norman Harton, Toronto, and two daughters, Mrs Irene Harris, Rochester, and Mrs Muriel Ormerod, Toronto."
1Newspaper Announcement, Toronto Globe 14 Oct 1918.
"GLENDINNING – October 13th, 1918, at her late residence, 101 Tyndall Avenue, Elizabeth Ann Grieves (Lillie), beloved wife of Norman Glendinning, aged 57 years.
Funeral (private), Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, from the above address."
458. Margaret GLENDINNING
1Gravestone, Rockwood Eramosa.
"In Loving Memory Of MARGARET GLENDINNING Wife of JOHN GARSTANG Died Aug. 27, 1914, Aged 75 Yrs.
Also JOHN GARSTANG
JOHN T. GARSTANG 1869 - 1950 His Wife FRANCES PESZAT 1895 - 1964
ROBERT GARSTANG 1867 - 1947
WILLIAM C. GARSTANG 1878 - 1958."
1Gravestone.
"In loving memory of Margaret Glendenning wife of John Garstang died Aug. 27, 1914, Aged 75 yrs.
Also John Garstong died Dec. 31, 1918 aged 89 yrs."
1638. Robert GARSTANG
1Gravestone.
"Robert Garstang 1867 - 1947."
1641. William Charles GARSTANG
1Gravestone.
"William C Garstang 1878 - 1958."
1Gravestone.
"Jas. Gerolamy born Feb. 7, 1851 died Apr. 17, 1901 aged 50 yrs. 2 mo. 10 ds. K.O.T.M."