Edited by Galaad at 14:41, 24 Feb 2019.
This thread is for general discussions about Creature Quest.
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I'd say it has very little to do with HoMM.
Basic consept is very similiar to any turn base strategy on android. Played millions of them and every one has the same: Stamina, Energy and Levels, calling them card games or tbs, heroes, makes no difference.
It's fun for a week but it get's old very quick, when you realise that it's again the same diamond collecting, legendary/epic card or creature waiting game. I mean really?
Sorry, did not want to bash out, just little sick of android games following the same pattern all over time and time again, just to make some bucks out of system that is molested million times.
But, hey! It can be a good game.
Did I reply the thread before reading the interview?
Now, I see the connection little more clearer than from the gameplay videos. Still, I stand before what I say'd. I will try it out, but have no high hopes for this one.
Clash of Heroes in another hand was a real gem. It was originally DS game then made to android, xbox and ps3 (maybe more but I have played it on these 3). It was fresh on android platform altough, prefered the console version over it. Still, it suited to android quite nicely AND it was something different than all other android shop rip-off clones with zero copyrights.
In an alternate dimension at this point in time he might've worked on Heroes 7 or 8.
Oh well, at least his having his share of fun.
Lol it's alright mate, I perfectly get your point and doesn't surprises me the slightest, still I trust JVC enough to make something of its own appeal.
I don't expect this to replace homm ofc but doesn't mean will be bad, imo.
Another thing attracting me is this doesn't take place in Ashan.
Don't have high expectations. Maybe the music will be good if Ubi isn't there to shackle Romero? Then again, not sure how much of the subpar music of the last 3 installments is actually due to me not appreciating what Romero's personal style evolved into.. I definitely prefer his earlier work.
Game looks like a cheap copycat, in a genre full of cheap copycats. Sad.
Then again, not sure how much of the subpar music of the last 3 installments is actually due to me not appreciating what Romero's personal style evolved into.. I definitely prefer his earlier work.
I prefer earlier work too, as the games were better the inspiration followed.
I think it looks nice, then I am probably biased and also not used to mobile games to compare.
I don't care what you guys say, will be free and am looking forward to it.
Edited by Homer171 at 12:00, 28 Aug 2016.
I'd say it should be worth a try to play. I mean, a lot of people have played a lot of horrendous games just for the sake of curiosity. despite all the (negative) ratings.
Besides, it can swipe off the boredom whenever you go somewhere by bus or train.
Edited by yogi at 04:40, 11 Dec 2016.
Creature Quest is currently available in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Netherlands, and Hong Kong"
:from the site; anyone check it out yet??
After some research, I'm inclined to say that this game is not for me and therefore most likely not gonna even try it. The nods to M&M and Heroes are so superficial that there's no reason to even draw the comparison.
Finally gave it a try, I don't exactly understand the mechanics yet but am having fun, the music is beautiful and the art very fairy-talish, me like.
I dont try yet but looks very good. There is 500! monsters! Never in M&M! Now is for Android. Im sure ist very good game.


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Micronutris: Insects Over Meat?
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Did you know that meat has a much higher "energy footprint" than any other food? It takes 75 times more energy to produce meat than corn. It also takes an area of vegetation 7 times the size of EU to produce food for cattle and other livestock animals in the Europe.
FAO (UN's Food and Agriculture Organization) predicts that the population on earth will grow up to 9 billion by 2050 which would double the worldwide demand for meat and water. Undoubtedly, some alternative solutions to traditional livestock and feed sources must be developed to satisfy the need of the global population and to reduce the pressure on the Earth's forests and seas.
Fortunately, Cedric Auriol as a restorative innovation leader founded Micronutris a perfect solution for this problem.
Micronutris: Edible Insects
Founded in 2011, Micronutris is the first farm in France raising edible insects and creating insect-based products. Their mission is to produce high-quality and healthy food options in a sustainable way meanwhile becoming leader on the European market. Micronutris is seeking for high protein alternatives as the production of meat is not sustainable and won't be possible to satisfy the needs of the growing population.
The consumption of insects is the solution as the production of cold-blooded insects requires 7x less plants, 50x less water and emits 100x less greenhouse gases compared to livestock. Besides reducing the environmental pressures, insect-based diet will cut down the global food and feed insecurity. Cédric Auriol, hopes that Micronutris will continue to switch the mindset of the European population towards the 'insect-based diet'. The products provide more nutritional benefits than meat and dairy without the negative health and environmental impacts of meat or meat-substitutes products.
Why is Micronutris a Restorative Innovation Champion?
"Restorative Innovation is an innovation theory that forms the basis of a robust innovation economic model that is used to predict & explain a certain pattern of innovation-driven growth for innovative solutions that does not harm our health, humanity and the environment."
The value proposition of Micronutris made it to be classified into restorative innovation as it fulfills the characteristics of restorative innovation.
Along the health dimension, bugs contain abundance of nutritional properties such as minerals like Zinc, Magnesium and vitamins. Additionally, insect-based diet will cut down the global food and feed insecurity as no pesticides and artificial coloring are used in the Micronutris' production process.
Besides the positive contribution of Micronutris to the overall health, this new business proposition will increase the livelihood of the population. As the required capital expenditures to start a farm are low, the expansion of Micronutris will create new jobs for the local population and maybe for other European country if they expand overseas.
This business model also attracts a new customer segment on the European market. The polarity of standpoints and the low public attention (in Europe) about the consumption of insects, positions Micronutris on an 'early adopter market segment'. Therefore, the consumers are willing to pay a premium price for those insect-based products. Even though they are facing a price-dilemma, the targeted customers are promoting the eco-friendly alternatives which enable co-existence with mainstream products. Since the creation of the company, the founder has acquired larger market share. Micronutris has grown from a start-up with a handful of clients in 2011 and a small local business with 2000 clients in 2014 into a French's leading producer of insect-based food products today. The brand is now available in supermarkets and on e-commerce platforms.
Concerning the Restorative Innovation model, Micronutris has reach the second point on the curve in 2014 and is now at the third point as the price is slightly higher than the meat or meat-substitutes producers. The team is currently innovating along the optimization of the supply chain.
Lastly, Micronutris produces eco-friendly products as the production of those cold-blooded insects requires less feed, less water and produces fewer greenhouse gases and ammonia compared to the production of any type of meat. Moreover, the insects require significantly less land compared to traditional livestock as they can be cultivated vertically. Micronutris' team is producing 1 ton every month on a 650-square meter rearing space.
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Micronutris: What's following?
With the increasing population and development of automation processes the demand and supply of Micronutris will increase and this would enable the company to reach an equilibrium and reduce inefficiencies. Hence, the founder believes that the price gap will decrease further thanks to economy of scale. On the other hand, Micronutris will be able to develop more insect-based products which would potentially enhance their position in the food industry.
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AFGHAN CAPITAL ON EDGE AFTER ATTACKS KILL AT LEAST 44 PEOPLE
August 8, 2015 by Lynne O'Donnell
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A series of attacks that killed at least 44 people and wounded over 300 in one day has shattered the relative calm of Afghanistan's capital, even as some had hoped fledgling negotiations with the Taliban and the death of their figurehead could bring peace.
The attacks Friday in Kabul marked the highest number of civilians killed and wounded in a single day, according to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, which began keeping its statistics in 2009. Even Saturday, as Afghans protested the violence and donated blood to victims, people remained on edge.
"I feel danger even now, right now as we are talking," said Kabul resident Mohammad Naeem. "And when I see the crowd of people I think maybe a suicide attack will take place with a car bomb or on a motorbike. Anything is possible."
Since the U.S.-led invasion in 2001 that ousted the Taliban, Kabul always has been the target of insurgent attacks. But Friday's attack included a massive truck bombing targeting a residential area in the capital that killed 15 people and wounded more than 200, something unusual. Security forces say they have thwarted a number of attempts to bring large caches of explosives into the capital and at least one truck bomb exploded this year while attempting to enter the city limits.
Friday's two other attacks included a suicide bomber attacking recruits outside a police academy, killing at least 20 cadets and wounding 24, as well as an attack on a NATO military base near Kabul's international airport. The NATO base attack killed one international service member and eight Afghan contractors, NATO spokesman Col. Brian Tribus said. The Afghan Interior Ministry said the assault wounded 10 local security guards, while three insurgents were killed.
NATO did not identify the nationality of the international trooper killed. The Taliban claimed the police academy attack and the NATO base assault, without mentioning the truck bombing. The insurgents often don't claim attacks that kill women and children.
U.S. and NATO forces ended their combat mission in Afghanistan at the end of last year. In the time since, Afghan security forces have been taking record casualties in their fight against insurgents across the country.
Civilians also have suffered. A recent U.N. report shows a 1 percent increase in civilian casualties in the first six months of the year, the overwhelming majority caused by the insurgents. Almost 5,000 people were killed or wounded during that time, the report said, with the number of women and children affected by the violence up 23 and 13 percent respectively.
Meanwhile Saturday in eastern Nangarhar province, a roadside bomb killed a traffic police officer and a civilian and wounded three near a checkpoint in Surkh Rod district, authorities said.
President Ashraf Ghani promised to retaliate against the perpetrators and linked the Kabul attacks to the recent announcement by his government that Taliban figurehead Mullah Mohammad Omar had been dead for more than two years.
The appointment of Mullah Omar's replacement, Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, has sparked dissent within the Taliban. That's also raised questions about the peace process that Ghani has made pivotal to his presidency. After a series of informal talks, a first formal, face-to-face round of negotiations was held in Pakistan on July 7. The announcement of Mullah Omar's death saw future talks cancelled.
However, many seem to take Friday's bombings as a message that the Taliban won't quit fighting – and that Kabul remains a major target.
"Since the death of Mullah Omar, explosions are still happening," Kabul resident Mohammed Zahir said. "These problems have increased and we can't expect anything from the government."
Later Saturday, hundreds gathered at a candlelight vigil in memory of those who died. Many blamed Pakistan, long suspected of harboring insurgents, for allowing the attacks in Kabul to take place. They burned Pakistani currency with the candles lit to remember the dead.
"Our nation is in mourning," said Aryan Afghan, who took part in the vigil.
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Home » IANS » 1921 Malabar rebellion once again set to stir Malayalam cinema
1921 Malabar rebellion once again set to stir Malayalam cinema
Thiruvananthapuram, June 23 (IANS) One of the biggest blockbusters of the late 1980s that had then taken the Malayalam film industry by storm, is again after three decades set to stir the Kerala film industry.
The 1921 Malabar rebellion is back on the story board for four films.
Kerala's legendary filmmaker I.V.Sasi in 1988 came out with the film 1921 — billed as the most expensive film in Malayalam then and a smashing hit .
With the Corona pandemic slowly ebbing away, the announcement came from upcoming superstar Prithviraj in a Facebook of his latest project. The topic is set to trend.
Unlike in the film "1921", the central theme for all the new four films announced is Variyan Kunnathu Kunjahammed Haji, who played second fiddle to the main actor in Sasi's film.
Haji is known for raising 75,000 natives, seizing control of large territory from the British rule and setting up a parallel government in open defiance of the British rulers in North Kerala villages Eranadu and Valluvanadu taluks.
Prithviraj wrote: "He (Haji) Astood up against an empire that ruled a quarter of the world. Etched out his own country with an army that waged a never before war against the British. Though history was burned and buried, the legend lived on!
"The legend of a leader, a soldier, a patriot. A film on the man who became the face of the 1921 Malabar revolution.A#Vaariyamkunnan. Filming begins in 2021, on the 100th anniversary."
This film is being directed by Ashiq Abu who takes the different take from his predecessor.
Veteran theatre and writer Ibrahim Vengara is the second person to go forward with the same theme and has titled his proposed film as, "The Great Vaariyum Kunathu".
"I have given the script of the film to a few people and this was reported in the media also. The location of the film would be in Kannur. Apart from leading Malayalam actors, others would be from other languages and lead actress would be an African lady," wrote Vengara.
Ali Akbar, a popular film personality and a fellow traveller of the BJP, is the third person who have announced the film and wrote in his Facebook "We have made the decision. People will see the real face of 1921 in 2021 Should be with you, Truth wins."
The fourth in line is former legislator and CPI-M fellow traveller P.T.Kunju Muhammed, who has also announced that he is going ahead with his film on the same subject.
Apart from, Ali Akbar, all the others stick to original hero character.
Popular director and general secretary of FEFKA (an umbrella organisations) B.Unnikrishnan said there is nothing wrong in different films coming out on the same theme.
"All are entitled to do what they like," said Unnikrishnan.
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The Patent and Trademark Attorneys of the IPR Group attended the 138th INTA Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida (USA) on May 20-25, 2016.
This year INTA hosted the largest Annual Meeting in its history. More than 10 000 attendees, IP practitioners, exhibitors, sponsors, and prospective members gathered for the INTA conference in the Orlando County Convention Center in the sunny State of Florida. The INTA managers and staff have implemented an extensive five-day program to help participants to achieve their business, educational, and networking goals.
Strategic options for developments in the field of protection of intellectual property rights, nontraditional trademarks, innovation, and competition, trademark and copyright law in digital enforcement, anti-counterfeiting strategies, United States and European trademark office practice, the role of trademarks in the infrastructure of e–commerce among others issues were widely discussed during the Annual meeting in Orlando this year.
Great exhibition opportunities, table topics, speed networking and other communication and development possibilities offered by INTA in line with the face-to-face meetings with IP lawyers from all over the world composed an effective platform for establishing new contacts and exchanging views and experience as to the current IP practice, laws, and future developments and changes in different jurisdictions.
During the conference, the IPR group hosted a reception at the Cuba Libre Club in Orlando. We were pleased to welcome our partners and clients from all over the world. It was a nice opportunity to share thoughts, discuss vital issues and meet new and old friends in a charming atmosphere of the Cuba Libre accompanied by the live music, traditional cuisine and cigars.
Our guests enjoyed networking and friendly communication along with delicious cocktails and Cuban food. The fascinating Cuban live music gave a peculiar relaxed atmosphere to the event allowing to feel very comfortable and have a pleasant chat with the colleagues. We hope it will become a good tradition in the future.
The IPR Group Attorneys would like to express their great appreciation to the INTA staff for the this conference – equally productive and enjoyable for everyone, which became a perfect opportunity for meeting colleagues and developing new contact in a special sunny atmosphere of this outstanding annual event.


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Could you please update the TRU website and notify your respective clubs, referees, and divisions of this year's Halloween / South Texas Tournament hosted by the San Antonio Rugby Football Club.
As host to the South Texas Tournament this year, our board has decided to combine the two tournaments to allow for more competition and to build on the success of our Halloween Tournament last year. We scheduled the date of this tournament (10/24/09) so that it does not interfere with any other Texas Rugby Tournaments and to serve as a good warm-up for the 2010 rugby season.
Thanks in advance and please let me know if there is anyone else that our club needs to notify prior to this event. Have a great Labor Day weekend.


Being a bibliophile, I know for a fact that letting go of ones books can be difficult. After all, we do live for our books. However, as I was clearing out my shelf and determining which books to give away for our 1-4-1000 book drive I found myself listing reasons to pass my older books to someone else's hand.
#5 It will make space for new books.
I know most book lovers have overflowing shelves and a room pouring out with books. At some point these books are getting deformed, attacked by book mites and being silently thrown away by your mother (ok, not everybody's mother is like mine), which is a sad way to be if you're a book. Rather than making your books face some painful end, give them away and make way for those new books you're planning to read.
#4 It's a guilt-free way of editing your shelf.
I know some bibliophiles find themselves with boxes of books they wish to erase from their memory. Some of these are bad books, some bleh books, and some books that just didn't jive with you. Often, these books take away shelf space (as in #5 reason) because they have no where else to go and book lovers hate seeing books thrown into the bin. Donating to book drives are a guilt-free way of editing your book collection, because….
#3 It de-clutters your space.
This is probably an appeal to the OC-bibliophiles (like me….i know I'm sounding like a nut!) who can't stand clutter. I won't expound on this, this is almost similar to #5 and #4, the only difference is this doesn't necessarily mean a bookshelf/book space. Some readers are casual readers, when they are done reading they don't feel the need to hang on to the books and come spring cleaning the question of where to send out the books creeps its way in. I suggest, donate your books to book drives being hosted by various organizations all over town! De-cluttering has never been this giving!
#2 You get to spread the spirit of reading.
Let's face it, for most readers, reading has changed our lives. It has opened up our world to all sort of places, people, and ideas. And maybe, even some of us, weren't readers at the beginning and only converted to avid fans of the written word when we found that one perfect book that swept our feet away. For most people that opportunity may never come. As is the case in less fortunate communities where books are scarce and libraries barely existent. By donating books you give other people the opportunity to discover for themselves that ONE book that could change their life. Passing on your books to someone else is the simplest way to spread the spirit of reading.
#1 It will make you happy.
Studies have shown that giving wholeheartedly translates to personal happiness. In donating books you make other people happy as you make yourself happy. Who doesn't want to be happy? You can put your books at cardboard boxes and crate rental whether you're shipping overseas, shipping nationally, or has large or oddly shaped.
Gathering Books invite you to join us spread the spirit of reading through our 1-4-1000 book drive. In celebration of our 1 year anniversary, we are giving 4-schools books and we hope to be able to collect at least 1000 books by July 2011.
If you wish to donate books and aren't sure how to go about it, feel free to contact us at gatheringbooks2009(at)gmail(dot)com. For more details on this endeavor please check out this launching post and this donations page.
Nice, Mary! I love the image too.
I'm hoping my next post would be a review for our bimonthly theme. I am unfortunately flooded with writing deadlines…sigh.


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Mother Ethel May Browne b. 1879
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Mother Susan Roselpha Crandal b. 1 Jul 1857, d. 24 Nov 1929
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(Witness) Census Vera Lovillie Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John William Marriott in Harley Twp., District of Nipissing, Now District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
John William Marriott b. August 1880, d. 22 January 1974
Mabel Rosepha Marriott b. 4 Aug 1907
Stannie Edward Marriott b. Sep 1908
Reuben Wesley Marriott b. 22 Sep 1910
Stanley Charles Marriott b. 6 Jul 1921, d. 25 Mar 1995
[S23] Unknown compiler address, Ontario, Canada Births 1869 - 1913, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Birth registation for Reuben Weley Marriott.
Vera Mae Doupe
F, b. 1947, d. 1970
Father Harry Merle Doupe b. 18 Nov 1912, d. 19 Mar 1991
Mother Marjorie L. Whitney b. 9 Apr 1923, d. 13 Feb 2003
5th cousin of Roger Allan Shier
7th cousin of Keith Reginald Shier
Last Edited 13 May 2017
Birth* Vera Mae Doupe was born in 1947.�
She was the daughter of Harry Merle Doupe and Marjorie L. Whitney.�
Death* Vera Mae Doupe died in 1970.�
Burial* She was buried in Port Crane Cemetery, Port Crane, Broome County, New York, United States.
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Photo Credit: Paul R
Verna Retta Eliza Doupe
F, b. 15 August 1910, d. 1 January 2010
Father William GEORGE Doupe b. 27 Jul 1882, d. 11 May 1942
Mother Mary Jane Heatherington b. 1884, d. 13 Feb 1928
Last Edited 31 Dec 2017
Birth* Verna Retta Eliza Doupe was born on 15 August 1910 in Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
She was the daughter of William GEORGE Doupe and Mary Jane Heatherington.�
(Witness) Census Verna Retta Eliza Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of William GEORGE Doupe in District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
(Witness) Census Verna Retta Eliza Doupe appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 in the household of William GEORGE Doupe in Greene Twp., Chenango County, New York, United States.�
Married Name As of 25 July 1930,her married name was Brown.�
Marriage* Verna Retta Eliza Doupe married Earl H. Brown on 25 July 1930 in Greene County, New York, United States.�
Death* Verna Retta Eliza Doupe died on 1 January 2010 in Cincinnatus, Cortland County, New York, United States, at age 99; Verna R. Brown, 99, of Cincinnatus, NY, passed away on Friday, January 1, 2010, at the home of her daughter in Cincinnatus.
Mrs. Brown was born in Hanbury, Canada, on August 15, 1910, a daughter of the late George and Mary Hetherington Doupe. A resident of this area since 1925, she was a member of the Pharsalia Methodist Church. On June 25, 1930, she married Earl Brown who predeceased her on July 19, 1992. Having a wonderful sense of humor, Mrs. Brown touched many lives during her lifetime but her favorite love of all was her family whom she taught to love unconditionally.??She is survived by her sons, Paul David Brown of Cortland, Anthony Brown of Norwich, and Ronnie Brown of Cincinnatus; her daughters, Jane White of Oxford and Cathy (William) Tei of Cincinnatus; her daughters-in-law, Wilma Brown of E. Freetown, Ginny Brown of S. Plymouth, and Janette Richer of Norwich; and a sister-in-law, Margaret Chauncey of Bainbridge. She also leaves behind 24 grandchildren, 62 great-grandchildren, 31 great-great-grandchildren; a cousin, Laura Hobbs of Canada; many nieces and nephews, including, Amos, Gary, Lauren and LaVerne Doupe.??In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by sons, Robert, Rodney, Mark, Clifford, and George; sisters, Ella Doupe and Cora Coler; brothers, Edward, Harry, and Russell Doupe; daughters-in-law, Charlene and Bessie Brown; a son-in-law, Malcolm White; three great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandson.??Funeral services will be held at the K.L. Sharp Funeral Home, Cincinnatus, NY on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, at 1:00 p.m. with her nephew, Reverend Dr. Gary Doupe and Reverend James Hundley officiating. Burial in Pitcher Cemetery will be delayed until the spring. The family will be present to receive friends at the funeral home on Monday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Expressions of sympathy in memory of Mrs. Brown may be directed to the Cincinnatus Emergency Squad, c/o Elaine Oros, 5771 McFarlane Road, Cincinnatus, NY 13040.1�
Burial* She was buried in Pitcher Congregational Church Cemetery, Cortland, Cortland County, New York, United States.
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Earl H. Brown b. 24 November 1906, d. 19 July 1992
Jane Sylvia Brown b. 9 Sep 1930, d. 1 Nov 2013
Robert Stewart Brown b. 1933, d. 24 Dec 1961
Clifford Earl Brown b. 21 Jan 1935, d. 25 Aug 2001
Rodney William Brown1 b. 19 Dec 1936, d. 1936
Catherne May Brown b. 24 Feb 1940, d. 22 Feb 2011
Anthony Brown b. 15 Nov 1943, d. 20 Jun 2016
Mark Peter Brown b. 12 Apr 1945, d. 12 Apr 1945
George Wesley Brown b. 3 Apr 1948, d. 4 Jun 2000
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Vernon Sydney Doupe
M, b. 9 November 1930, d. 27 January 1998
Vernon Sydney Doupe (1930 - 1998)
Photo Credit: Lorraine Doupe
Father Percy Sparling Doupe b. 15 May 1897, d. 2 Sep 1964
Mother Lila May Johnson
Relationships 5th great-grandson of Hans Adam Scheier
Charts Descendants of Henry Shier 1777 - 1830 and Mary Corneil 1771 - 1861
Descendents of Amos S. Doupe (1817 - 1869) and Ann Maude Sparling
Birth* Vernon Sydney Doupe was born on 9 November 1930.�
He was the son of Percy Sparling Doupe and Lila May Johnson.�
Death* Vernon Sydney Doupe died on 27 January 1998 at age 67.�
Viva Doupe
F, b. 1917
Father Clarence STANLEY Doupe b. 23 Jan 1892, d. 1979
Mother Leilla "Lillie" Bawn b. 1893, d. 1968
Last Edited 15 Mar 2016
Birth* Viva Doupe was born in 1917.�
She was the daughter of Clarence STANLEY Doupe and Leilla "Lillie" Bawn.�
(Witness) Census Viva Doupe appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of Clarence STANLEY Doupe in Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
Vivian Faith Anne Doupe
Father Frederick Herbert Doupe b. 30 Mar 1875, d. 9 Mar 1950
Mother Isabella Kirk b. 1885, d. 2 Mar 1953
3rd cousin 1 time removed of Roger Allan Shier
Birth* Vivian Faith Anne Doupe was born in 1917 in Ontario, Canada.�
She was the daughter of Frederick Herbert Doupe and Isabella Kirk.�
(Witness) Census Vivian Faith Anne Doupe appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of Frederick Herbert Doupe in Kincardine Twp., Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.�
Married Name Her married name was LaFrance.�
Patricia LaFrance b. Feb 1947, d. May 1947
Walter Doupe
M, b. 1877
Father John Doupe b. 17 Mar 1847, d. 30 Oct 1900
Mother Jane McKenzie b. 1847
Last Edited 13 Jan 2016
Birth* Walter Doupe was born in 1877 in Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of John Doupe and Jane McKenzie.�
(Witness) Census Walter Doupe appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Doupe in Blanshard Twp., Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
Father Charles Amos Seymour Doupe b. 6 Oct 1881, d. 12 May 1952
Mother Amelia Hawkins b. 8 Jan 1879, d. 9 Oct 1925
He was the son of Charles Amos Seymour Doupe and Amelia Hawkins.�
(Witness) Census Walter Doupe appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of Charles Amos Seymour Doupe in Harley Twp., District of Timiskaming (now District of Nipissing), Ontario, Canada.�
Walter CARMAN Doupe
M, b. 22 June 1904, d. 26 May 1978
Father Arthur Henry Doupe b. 5 Jul 1872, d. 7 Oct 1930
Mother Clara Ann Madge b. 15 Nov 1874, d. 1948
Charts Descendants of Samuel Shier (1796 - 1878) and Ann Smith
Descendants of Henry Shier 1777 - 1830 and Mary Corneil 1771 - 1861
Last Edited 4 Nov 2015
Name Variation Walter CARMAN Doupe was also known as Carman Doupe.�
Birth* He was born on 22 June 1904 in Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Arthur Henry Doupe and Clara Ann Madge.�
(Witness) Census Walter CARMAN Doupe appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of Arthur Henry Doupe in Usborne Twp., Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* Walter CARMAN Doupe married Greba Olive Hedden, daughter of Wesley Hedden and Catherine Sanders, on 14 April 1927 in Exeter, Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
Death* Walter CARMAN Doupe died on 26 May 1978 at age 73.�
Burial* He was buried in Hay Twp., Exeter Cemetery, Huron County, Ontario, Canada.
Photo: Kimberley Fraser
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Greba Olive Hedden b. 14 April 1904, d. 1 April 1973
Wesley Doupe
M, b. 26 May 1877
Birth* Wesley Doupe was born on 26 May 1877 in Egremont Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of William SYDNEY Doupe and Susan Roselpha Crandal.�
(Witness) Census Wesley Doupe appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of William SYDNEY Doupe in Twp. of Harley, District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* Wesley Doupe married Mary Suzanna Burgess on 18 September 1901 in District of Nipissing, Ontario, Canada.�
Census* Wesley Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in Harley Twp., District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
Census He appeared on the census of 1921 in Harley Twp., District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
Occupation* He was was a farmer in 1921.�
Mary Suzanna Burgess b. 1882
George Andrew Doupe b. 29 Dec 1901
Alton Sidney Doupe b. 1903, d. 1957
Herbert Wesley Doupe b. 1905, d. 1970
Carolina Roselpha Doupe b. 1907, d. 16 Jul 1915
Weston D. Doupe
M, b. 28 September 1886
Father Samuel Doupe b. 1844, d. 6 Jul 1924
Mother Rebecca Anne Teskey b. 1859, d. 22 May 1901
2nd cousin 2 times removed of Roger Allan Shier
Birth* Weston D. Doupe was born on 28 September 1886 in Huron Twp., Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Samuel Doupe and Rebecca Anne Teskey.�
(Witness) Census Weston D. Doupe appeared on the census of 1891 in the household of Samuel Doupe in Huron Twp., Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.�
Fact 1 Weston Doupe emigrated to the United States in 1905.�
Fact 1* At the time of the 1910 USA Census, Weston Doupe was a shoemaker in a harness shop in Detroit, Michigan and live in a boarding house.�
Marriage* Weston D. Doupe married May C. Unknown.�
Milit-Beg* Weston D. Doupe began military service on 5 June 1917 Weston Doupe completed his draft registration card in Detroit, Michigan.�
Occupation* He was a druggist in 1920.�
Census* He appeared on the census of 6 January 1920 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, United States.�
Fact 1 Weston Doupe's divorce from his wife May was finalized in Detroit, Michigan.�
May C. Unknown b. 1891
Joseph J. Doupe b. 1914
William Amos Doupe
M, b. 1860, d. 24 October 1896
Father Samuel S. Doupe b. 1836, d. 5 May 1904
Mother Susannah Hanna b. 1840, d. 20 Nov 1917
Birth* William Amos Doupe was born in 1860.�
He was the son of Samuel S. Doupe and Susannah Hanna.�
(Witness) Census William Amos Doupe appeared on the census of 1871 in the household of Samuel S. Doupe in Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
Census* William Amos Doupe appeared on the census of 1891 in Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada; He lived next door to his parents, Samuel and Susannah Doupe.�
Marriage* He married Hanna CATHERINE Close, daughter of James Close and Eve Close, on 13 January 1892 in Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
Death* William Amos Doupe died on 24 October 1896 in Lot 21 Conc. 7, Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
Burial* He was buried in Centreville United Church Cemetery, Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.
Hanna CATHERINE Close b. 31 July 1871, d. 10 March 1976
William Amos Edwin Doupe
Father Amos Doupe b. 2 Nov 1863, d. 1934
Mother Eliza Jane Kirk b. 31 May 1865, d. 26 Jun 1956
Birth* William Amos Edwin Doupe was born on 10 September 1907 in Usborne Twp., Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Amos Doupe and Eliza Jane Kirk.�
(Witness) Census William Amos Edwin Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of Amos Doupe in Usborne Twp., Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
William Ernest Doupe
M, b. 25 March 1879, d. 27 November 1962
Father Robert Doupe b. 22 Sep 1851, d. 31 Dec 1928
Mother Ellen (Nellie) Shier b. 18 Jul 1856, d. 24 Jan 1916
Birth* William Ernest Doupe was born on 25 March 1879 in Usborne Twp., Kirkton, Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Robert Doupe and Ellen (Nellie) Shier.�
(Witness) Census William Ernest Doupe appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of Robert Doupe in Usborne Twp., Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* William Ernest Doupe married Lillian McKeown on 25 December 1901 in Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
Death* William Ernest Doupe died on 27 November 1962 at age 83.�
Lillian McKeown b. 17 September 1872
Lynetta Lillian Doupe+ b. 1 Apr 1903, d. 28 Dec 1962
William GEORGE Doupe
M, b. 27 July 1882, d. 11 May 1942
George Doupe (1882 - )
Father Amos Doupe b. 24 Aug 1853, d. 1946
Mother Eliza Best b. 12 Aug 1860, d. 20 Feb 1940
Name Variation William GEORGE Doupe was also known as George Doupe.�
Birth* He was born on 27 July 1882 in Artemesia Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Amos Doupe and Eliza Best.�
(Witness) Census William GEORGE Doupe appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of Amos Doupe in Sarawak Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* William GEORGE Doupe married Mary Jane Heatherington, daughter of Richard Heatherington and Allie Benedict, on 16 May 1907 in New Liskeard, District of Nipissing (Now District of Temiskaming), Ontario, Canada.
Census William GEORGE Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
Census* He appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 in Greene Twp., Chenango County, New York, United States.�
Death* He died on 11 May 1942 in Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario, Canada, at age 59.�
Mary Jane Heatherington b. 1884, d. 13 February 1928
Edward Wesley Doupe+ b. 1 Oct 1908, d. 15 Mar 1968
Verna Retta Eliza Doupe+ b. 15 Aug 1910, d. 1 Jan 2010
Harry Merle Doupe+ b. 18 Nov 1912, d. 19 Mar 1991
Cora Luella Doupe b. 18 Oct 1914, d. 25 Dec 2003
Russell Albert Doupe+ b. 3 Mar 1917, d. 7 Mar 1972
Dr. William H. Doupe
M, b. 1851, d. 22 November 1879
Father Henry Doupe b. 25 Oct 1812, d. 2 Nov 1896
Mother Lucy Leitle b. 24 Jul 1830, d. 5 Nov 1913
Relationships 3rd great-grandson of Hans Adam Scheier
Charts Hans Adam Schrier (1673 - 1758)
Birth* Dr. William H. Doupe was born in 1851.�
He was the son of Henry Doupe and Lucy Leitle.�
(Witness) Census Dr. William H. Doupe appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of Henry Doupe in Usborne Twp., Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
Occupation* Dr. William H. Doupe was a medical doctor.�
Marriage* He married Kate Walker on 29 October 1879 in Mitchell, Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
Death* Dr. William H. Doupe died on 22 November 1879 in On Georgian Bay from the sinking of the Side-Wheel Steamer, Waubuno, Ontario, Canada.
Kate Walker b. 1849, d. 22 November 1879
William Henry Doupe
M, b. 31 March 1886, d. 27 October 1952
Father Joseph Doupe b. 15 Sep 1857, d. 6 May 1933
Mother Amelia Adelaide Gilpin b. 1858, d. 26 Apr 1939
Birth* William Henry Doupe was born on 31 March 1886 in Chatham, Kent County, Ontario, Canada.
He was the son of Joseph Doupe and Amelia Adelaide Gilpin.�
(Witness) Address As of 1906, William Henry Doupe was living with Joseph Doupe at in Brandon District, Manitoba, Canada.�
Marriage* William Henry Doupe married Mary Grace Stephens on 19 April 1916 in Oak Lake, Manitoba, Canada; Registration # 1916-021287.�
Occupation* William Henry Doupe was a machinist in 1921.�
Census* He appeared on the census of 1921 in Estevan, Assiniboia District, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
Death* He died on 27 October 1952 at age 66.�
Burial* He was buried on 30 October 1952 in Woodlawn Cemetery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.1�
Mary Grace Stephens b. 21 November 1889, d. 7 August 1983
Hazel Margaret Doupe b. 1918, d. 7 Apr 1918
Kathleen Doupe+ b. 1 Aug 1919, d. 21 Nov 1991
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Interment date from Interment.net.
William JAMES Doupe
M, b. 7 August 1909, d. 28 September 1987
Birth* William JAMES Doupe was born on 7 August 1909 in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Samuel Stewart Doupe and Ethel May Browne.�
(Witness) Census William JAMES Doupe appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of Samuel Stewart Doupe in Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* William JAMES Doupe married Ruby Corinne Richmond on 26 November 1930.�
Death* William JAMES Doupe died on 28 September 1987 at age 78.�
Address* William JAMES Doupe lived at Reidville Cemetery, Camden Twp., Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.
Ruby Corinne Richmond b. 15 December 1913, d. 29 March 2001
Jack Leslie Doupe+ b. 3 Sep 1934, d. 10 Aug 2015
William Julius VICTOR Doupe
M, b. 6 April 1887, d. 18 May 1945
Father Adam Amos Doupe b. 28 Mar 1848, d. 8 Jan 1912
Mother Eliza Jane Gilpin b. 22 Mar 1853, d. 11 May 1924
Last Edited 29 Sep 2015
Name Variation William Julius VICTOR Doupe was also known as Victor Doupe.�
Birth* He was born on 6 April 1887 in Usborne Twp., Kirkton, Huron County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Adam Amos Doupe and Eliza Jane Gilpin.�
Census* William Julius VICTOR Doupe appeared on the census of 1911 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
Occupation* He was a clerk at the Western Hotel in Saskatoon where he also lived in 1911.�
Marriage* He married Elizabeth Jane McGraw on 14 March 1912 in St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, United States.�
Milit-Beg* William Julius VICTOR Doupe began military service on 13 October 1915.
Census He appeared on the census of 9 January 1920 in St. Paul, Ramsay County, Minnesota, United States.�
Census He appeared on the census of 1930 in Minnesota Hospital for Insane, St. Peter, Nicollet County, Minnesota, United States.�
Death* He died on 18 May 1945 in London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, at age 58.�
Burial* He was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada.
Photo: Heather Badder
Elizabeth Jane McGraw
William Permineo Doupe
M, b. 16 January 1882, d. 30 January 1882
Father Francis L. Doupe b. 2 Feb 1839, d. 26 Feb 1912
Mother Phoebe Ann Switzer b. 22 Dec 1839, d. 19 Aug 1918
Birth* William Permineo Doupe was born on 16 January 1882 in Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Francis L. Doupe and Phoebe Ann Switzer.�
Death* William Permineo Doupe died on 30 January 1882 in Egremont Twp, Grey County, Ontario, Canada.
William SYDNEY Doupe
M, b. 24 October 1851, d. 14 August 1914
Father Charles Doupe b. 1820, d. 23 Aug 1911
Mother Rachel Doupe b. 30 Dec 1819, d. 23 Mar 1904
Last Edited 7 Aug 2017
Name Variation William SYDNEY Doupe was also known as Sydney Doupe.�
(Witness) Census He appeared on the census of 1851 in the household of Charles Doupe in Blanshard Twp., Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
Birth* William SYDNEY Doupe was born on 24 October 1851 in Blanshard Twp., Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Charles Doupe and Rachel Doupe.�
(Witness) Census William SYDNEY Doupe appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of Charles Doupe in Egremont Twp., Grey County, Ontario, Canada.�
Marriage* William SYDNEY Doupe married Susan Roselpha Crandal, daughter of Amos Crandal and Mary Crandal, on 24 March 1875.
Census William SYDNEY Doupe appeared on the census of 1901 in Twp. of Harley, District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada.�
Census* He appeared on the census of 1911 in S1/2 Lot 3 Conc. 5 Harley Twp., District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada; Appears to be living by himself on the same property as his son, Wesley Doupe. His wife Susan Roselpha Crandal was living with their son Sydney on S1/2 Lot 2 Conc. 6, Harley Twp.�
Death* He died on 14 August 1914 in Harley Twp., District of Timiskaming, Ontario, Canada, at age 62.
Susan Roselpha Crandal b. 1 July 1857, d. 24 November 1929
Wesley Doupe+ b. 26 May 1877
Alton Henry Doupe+ b. 8 Jun 1879, d. 10 Feb 1936
Charles Amos Seymour Doupe+ b. 6 Oct 1881, d. 12 May 1952
Arvilla Doupe+ b. 16 Nov 1883, d. 1975
J. M. Sutherland Doupe b. 14 Feb 1886, d. 10 Mar 1886
Arzettie Doupe b. 6 Feb 1887
Vera Lovillie Doupe+ b. 6 Aug 1889
Mary Doupe+ b. 1 Jul 1891
Nettie Doupe b. 5 Feb 1895
Frank Doupe b. 25 Sep 1896
John Doupe b. 21 Dec 1899, d. 26 Nov 1968
Lena Susan Roselpha Doupe b. 30 Nov 1902, d. 1945
Winnifred ANN Doupe
F, b. 2 November 1936, d. 25 January 2015
Winnifred Ann Doupe-Cookson (1936 - 2015)
Photo: Wilson's Funeral Chapel
Father Norman Switzer Doupe b. 29 Aug 1894, d. 9 Dec 1958
Mother Winnifred Alice Hutchinson b. 1901, d. 23 Feb 1985
Birth* Winnifred ANN Doupe was born on 2 November 1936 in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada.�
She was the daughter of Norman Switzer Doupe and Winnifred Alice Hutchinson.�
Married Name Her married name was Cookson.�
Death* Winnifred ANN Doupe died on 25 January 2015 at age 78; It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Winnifred Ann Cookson. Ann peacefully departed this world on January 25, 2015 at 11 p.m. with family members at her side. Mom was born in Wetaskiwin to Winnifred & Norman Doupe on November 2, 1936.
Ann is lovingly survived by her husband of 58 years, Jack and her 4 children; Bruce & Hania and children Kasia & John of North Vancover; John of Lacombe and daughters Mandy & Jasmin of Calgary; Rob & Shirley (Mitchell) of Zurich, Switzerland; and Sally & Ken Weenink of Lacombe and children Matt of Calgary, Chelsea of Red Deer and Jill of Edmonton. She is also survived by her brother, Rod Doupe and family of Wetaskiwin and sister, Lorna McTavish and family of Red Deer, brother in-law, Ken & Betty Cookson of Lacombe and sister in-law, Margaret Fox of Vancouver.
Ann was the bedrock that kept the family farm together and functioning while her husband Jack was away for the years that he was a member of the Alberta Legislature in the 1970's.
Mom was caring and loving; had a good sense of humour and a feisty spirit. She was not one to complain even though she suffered in pain from Rheumatoid Arthritis during the second half of her life.
For the care, love and patience that was extended to Ann during her last two years the family would like to extend its sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Matt Unger and to all the incredible staff at the Lacombe Hospital Long Term Care.
A celebration of Ann's life will be held on Saturday January 31, 2015 at the St. Andrews United Church in Lacombe , 5226-51 Avenue at 2:00 PM with a time of fellowship and remembrance to follow in the adjoining hall.
Donations in her name would be gratefully received for Long Term Care, 5430-47 Ave, Lacombe, AB T4L 1G8 or to a charity of the donor's choice.�
Annie Velma Dow
F, b. 5 July 1922, d. 2007
Birth* Annie Velma Dow was born on 5 July 1922.�
Married Name Her married name was Doupe.�
Marriage* She married Lorne Ross Doupe, son of Robert EVERETT Doupe and Rosella Ross.�
Death* Annie Velma Dow died in 2007.�
Lorne Ross Doupe b. 14 May 1915, d. 3 November 1980
Ethel Pricilla Dowd
F, b. 28 January 1878
Birth* Ethel Pricilla Dowd was born on 28 January 1878.�
Married Name As of 16 January 1923,her married name was Shier.�
Marriage* She married Arthur Edgar Shier, son of Christopher Shire and Sarah Ann Beard, on 16 January 1923 in 704 Crawford Street, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.�
Arthur Edgar Shier b. 3 February 1866, d. 17 August 1936
Jack Down
M, b. 1909, d. 1979
Charts Descendants of Richard Shier (1796 - 1877) and Catherine Shier
Last Edited 10 Feb 2019
Marriage* Jack Down married Melva Helen Reekie, daughter of Howard Dermott Reekie and Cora Matilda Greg.�
Birth* Jack Down was born in 1909 in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
Death* He died in 1979.1�
Melva Helen Reekie b. 4 February 1911
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Edith Drake
Charts Descendants of Jacob Shier Jr. (1775 - 1845) and Anne Sparling
Married Name Her married name was Hurren.�
Marriage* Edith Drake married Clifford Brandon Hurren, son of Adam Edgar Hurren and Annie Edna Silverthorn.�
Birth* Edith Drake was born in 1916.�
Clifford Brandon Hurren b. 1908, d. 1989
Eloise Angela Drake
F, b. 4 May 1862, d. 22 April 1948
Eloise Angela Drake-Shier (1862 - 1948)
Descendants of John Shier I (1798 - 1870)
Last Edited 8 Mar 2016
Birth* Eloise Angela Drake was born on 4 May 1862 in Bellaire, Antrim County, Michigan, United States.�
Married Name As of 1 January 1876,her married name was Shier.�
Marriage* She married Augustus Henry Shier, son of John Shier (l) and Mary Jane Osborne, on 1 January 1876 in Antrim, Kearney County, Michigan, United States.�
(Witness) Census Eloise Angela Drake appeared on the census of 29 June 1900 in the household of Augustus Henry Shier in Central Lake Twp., Antrim County, Michigan, United States.�
(Witness) Census Eloise Angela Drake appeared on the census of 26 April 1910 in the household of Augustus Henry Shier in Gates, Marion, Oregon, United States.�
Death* Eloise Angela Drake died on 22 April 1948 in Olympia, Thurston County, Washington, United States, at age 85.�
Burial* She was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Gates, Oregon, United States.
Augustus Henry Shier b. 24 January 1844, d. 21 September 1917
Robert Francis Shier+ b. 22 Sep 1877, d. 10 Nov 1918
James Augustus Shier b. 4 Apr 1879, d. 22 Oct 1901
Walter Louis Shier+ b. 28 Jul 1881, d. 8 Jan 1962
Milo Montgomery Shier+ b. 20 Apr 1886, d. 29 Oct 1953
Nellie May Shier b. 22 Jul 1888, d. 30 May 1912
Maude Alice Shier b. 1 Jun 1894, d. 2 Apr 1958
Hobart Cornelius Shier b. 7 Sep 1897, d. 9 Sep 1897
Minnie Lillian Shier b. 18 Jun 1903, d. 26 Jun 1994
James Murewood Drennan
M, b. 11 July 1934, d. 13 July 1934
Mother Bertha Mable Bella Freelen b. 3 Jul 1904, d. 1961
Last Edited 7 Jan 2016
Birth* James Murewood Drennan was born on 11 July 1934 in Mara Twp, Brechin, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
He was the son of Bertha Mable Bella Freelen.�
Death* James Murewood Drennan died on 13 July 1934 in Mara Twp, Brechin, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Burial* He was buried in Bolsover, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Mary Drinlcavy
F, b. 1842, d. May 1960
Name Variation Mary Drinlcavy was also known as Mary Donalvay.�
Name Variation Mary Drinlcavy was also known as Mary Dunbarry.1�
Birth* She was born in 1842 in England.�
Married Name Her married name was Shire.�
Marriage* She married Nicholas Shire.�
(Witness) Census Mary Drinlcavy appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Nicholas Shire in Braceville Twp., Grundy County, Illinois, United States.
(Witness) Census Mary Drinlcavy appeared on the census of 12 June 1880 in the household of Nicholas Shire in Braceville Twp., Grundy County, Illinois, United States.
Death* Mary Drinlcavy died in May 1960.�
Nicholas Shire b. 1830, d. 1898
Mary Ann Shire b. 1861
Kate Shire b. 1863
Sarah J. Shire b. 1865
John Shire b. 1867
James Shire b. 1868, d. 13 Nov 1925
Martin Shire b. 1868
Patrick Shire b. 1869
William Shire b. 6 Apr 1870, d. 17 Nov 1924
Charles F. Shire b. 1874, d. 1952
Alice J. Shire b. 10 Oct 1876, d. May 1960
Baby Daughter Shire b. 1879
[S71] Familysearch.org, online \, Mentioned in the death registration of James Shire.
Rita Marie Drouin
F, b. 20 June 1906, d. 7 April 2005
Last Edited 6 Jun 2017
Birth* Rita Marie Drouin was born on 20 June 1906 in Ohio, United States.�
Marriage* She married Clare Iveson Shier, son of Carroll Iveson Shier and Ruth Jane Cuthbertson Laverette, on 14 September 1930.�
Married Name As of 14 September 1930,her married name was Shier.�
(Witness) Census Rita Marie Drouin appeared on the census of 18 April 1940 in the household of Clare Iveson Shier in Ferndale, Oakland County, Michigan, United States.�
Death* Rita Marie Drouin died on 7 April 2005 at age 98.�
Burial* She was buried.
Photo Credit: Patricia Jones
Clare Iveson Shier b. 4 January 1905, d. 21 May 1990
Christopher Todd Drysdale
Christopher Todd Drysdale (1973 - 1982)
Photo Credit: Judy Lyn Drysdale
Father Ronald George Drysdale d. 7 Nov 2015
Last Edited 5 Oct 2018
Birth* Christopher Todd Drysdale was born on 31 March 1973.�
He was the son of Ronald George Drysdale.�
Death* Christopher Todd Drysdale died on 13 October 1982 at age 9.�
Ronald George Drysdale
M, d. 7 November 2015
Ronald George Drysdale ( - 2015)
Death* Ronald George Drysdale died on 7 November 2015; (RD Tax Consultants) Passed away peacefully on Saturday November 7th from ALS (Lou Gherig's Disease). Ron will be greatly missed by his wife of 44 years, Judy and his 5 children, Trevor, Troy, Susan, Virginia and Betsy (Christopher Todd deceased). He will also be missed by his 2 sisters and 7 brothers. Ron was a grandfather to 5 grandsons and 5 granddaughters. Ron was known as loyal, consistent and precise. He was strong and caring to all those he met. A service will be held Saturday, November 14th at 6pm at the Assembly Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Gatineau QC.0.�
Christopher Todd Drysdale b. 31 Mar 1973, d. 13 Oct 1982
Louisa Duckett
Last Edited 1 May 2015
Robert Haney
Mildred Mae Haney+ b. 1901, d. 1989
Luther Duckett
Last Edited 20 Apr 2018
Ida Unknown
Albert Duffield
M, b. 1902, d. 10 April 1966
Birth* Albert Duffield was born in 1902.�
Marriage* He married Myrland Annetta Wynn, daughter of William Edmond Wynn and Margaret Annetta Switzer.�
Death* Albert Duffield died on 10 April 1966 in St. Marys, Perth County, Ontario, Canada.�
Burial* He was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery.�
Myrland Annetta Wynn b. September 1907, d. 1992
Cyprius Dufresne
Marriage* Cyprius Dufresne married Ida Chretien.�
Ida Chretien
Palmyre Dufresne b. 1907
Palmyre Dufresne
Father Cyprius Dufresne
Mother Ida Chretien
Birth* Palmyre Dufresne was born in 1907 in Fox River, Quebec, Canada.�
She was the daughter of Cyprius Dufresne and Ida Chretien.�
Married Name As of 25 July 1926,her married name was Waghorn.�
Marriage* Palmyre Dufresne married Thomas Gordon Waghorn, son of Dr. Thomas G. Waghorn and Jemima AMANADA Shier, on 25 July 1926 in Benny, District of Algoma, Ontario, Canada.�
Thomas Gordon Waghorn b. 3 October 1900, d. 1926
Margaret Duggan
Last Edited 1 Feb 2019
Married Name Her married name was Rynard.�
Marriage* Margaret Duggan married William ROGER Rynard, son of William GORDON Rynard and Helen Elizabeth Bibby.�
William ROGER Rynard b. 1942, d. 26 December 2018
Charles Dukelow
M, b. 1816, d. 17 August 1896
Last Edited 11 Jun 2017
Birth* Charles Dukelow was born in 1816.�
Marriage* He married Mary Beamish.�
Death* Charles Dukelow died on 17 August 1896 in Thorah Twp., Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Mary Beamish b. 15 June 1829, d. 6 January 1908
Richard Dukelow+ b. 25 Oct 1851, d. 28 Feb 1940
Eliza Ann Dukelow b. 10 Apr 1853, d. 14 Jul 1941
Margaret Dukelow+ b. 12 Nov 1857, d. 13 Jun 1915
Mary Ann Dukelow+ b. 1859, d. 1941
Thomas Dukelow b. 1859, d. 13 Jan 1937
Charles Dukelow b. 14 Feb 1862, d. 6 Apr 1921
M, b. November 1877
Father Richard Dukelow b. 25 Oct 1851, d. 28 Feb 1940
Mother Emma Dukelow b. 1854, d. 27 Mar 1880
Birth* Charles Dukelow was born in November 1877 in Canada.�
He was the son of Richard Dukelow and Emma Dukelow.�
(Witness) Census Charles Dukelow appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in the household of Richard Dukelow in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
M, b. 14 February 1862, d. 6 April 1921
Charles Dukelow (1862 - 1921)
Photo Credit: Sharon Berntson
Father Charles Dukelow b. 1816, d. 17 Aug 1896
Mother Mary Beamish b. 15 Jun 1829, d. 6 Jan 1908
Birth* Charles Dukelow was born on 14 February 1862.�
He was the son of Charles Dukelow and Mary Beamish.�
Death* Charles Dukelow died on 6 April 1921 at age 59.�
Eliza Ann Dukelow
F, b. 10 April 1853, d. 14 July 1941
Birth* Eliza Ann Dukelow was born on 10 April 1853.�
She was the daughter of Charles Dukelow and Mary Beamish.�
Death* Eliza Ann Dukelow died on 14 July 1941 at age 88.�
Emma Dukelow
F, b. 1854, d. 27 March 1880
Birth* Emma Dukelow was born in 1854.�
Marriage* She married Richard Dukelow, son of Charles Dukelow and Mary Beamish.�
Death* Emma Dukelow died on 27 March 1880 in Thorah Twp., Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Richard Dukelow b. 25 October 1851, d. 28 February 1940
Charles Dukelow b. Nov 1877
Ethel M. Dukelow
Mother Emma Shier b. 28 Jan 1856
5th cousin 2 times removed of Roger Allan Shier
2nd cousin 2 times removed of Keith Reginald Shier
Birth* Ethel M. Dukelow was born in 1886.�
She was the daughter of Richard Dukelow and Emma Shier.�
(Witness) Census Ethel M. Dukelow appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in the household of Richard Dukelow in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Margaret Dukelow
F, b. 12 November 1857, d. 13 June 1915
Margaret Dukelow-Shier (1861 - 1915)
Descendants of Jacob Shier Jr. (1775 - 1845) and Anne Sparling
Birth* Margaret Dukelow was born on 12 November 1857.�
Marriage* Margaret Dukelow married John WESLEY Shier, son of George Shier and Jane Norton, on 13 December 1876 in Thorah Twp, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Married Name As of 13 December 1876,her married name was Shier.�
(Witness) Census Margaret Dukelow appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John WESLEY Shier in Brock Twp., Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Death* Margaret Dukelow died on 13 June 1915 in Carnduff, Saskatchewan, Canada, at age 57.1�
Burial* She was buried in Carnduff Cemetery, Carnduff, Saskatchewan, Canada.
John WESLEY Shier b. 4 April 1854, d. 23 November 1929
John ALBERT (Ab) Shier+ b. 19 Sep 1877, d. 1 Apr 1962
Theresa Margaret Shier+ b. 1879, d. 1 Dec 1918
Marletta Jane Shier+ b. 1881, d. 17 Jan 1916
Mary Matilda (Minnie) Shier+ b. 17 Jun 1883, d. 11 Jun 1946
Sarah EDITH Shier+ b. 17 Nov 1887, d. 5 Jan 1971
James Wesley AUGUSTUS Shier+ b. 29 Jun 1889, d. 11 Oct 1954
Wilmot Oliver Shier+ b. 20 Apr 1893, d. Mar 1956
[S22] Unknown compiler address, Saskatchewan Vital Statistics, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Death Registration for Margaret Shier #1865.
Mary Ann Dukelow
Mary Ann Dukelow (1859 - 1941)
Photo Credit: Dorothy Shier
Birth* Mary Ann Dukelow was born in 1859.�
Marriage* Mary Ann Dukelow married John Adam Shier, son of Philip Shier and Mary Ann Dawson, on 10 January 1883 in Brock Twp, Cannington, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
(Witness) Census Mary Ann Dukelow appeared on the census of 1901 in the household of John Adam Shier in Glen Ewen, East Assinaboia, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
(Witness) Fact 1 Mary Ann Dukelow witnessed the Fact 1 of John Adam Shier; Photo of John Adam Shier and his wife Mary Ann Dukelow.
(Witness) Census Mary Ann Dukelow appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John Adam Shier in Assiniboia District, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
(Witness) Census Mary Ann Dukelow appeared on the census of 1916 in the household of John Adam Shier in Twp. 2, Range 34, Meridian 1, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
(Witness) Census Mary Ann Dukelow appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Adam Shier in Carnduff, Saskatchewan, Canada.�
Death* Mary Ann Dukelow died in 1941.�
Burial* She was buried in Carnduff Cemetery, Saskatchewan, Canada.
John Adam Shier b. 1 July 1859, d. 1941
Walter Charles Shier+ b. 4 Nov 1883, d. 14 May 1950
Arletta Shier+ b. 30 Oct 1884, d. 7 Feb 1952
Edith ALMA Shier+ b. 3 Jun 1886, d. 23 Jul 1923
John RUSSELL (Russ) Shier+ b. 2 Dec 1887, d. 15 Aug 1972
Lucy Adeline Shier+ b. 21 Aug 1889, d. 10 Apr 1979
Herbert Roy Shier+ b. 16 Aug 1891, d. 25 Nov 1976
Olive BEATRICE Shier b. 4 Sep 1895, d. 26 May 1929
Maryann Dukelow
F, b. 14 October 1884, d. 31 March 1950
Birth* Maryann Dukelow was born on 14 October 1884 in Grindstone, Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
(Witness) Census Maryann Dukelow appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in the household of Richard Dukelow in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Married Name As of 13 May 1903,her married name was Nelson.�
Marriage* Maryann Dukelow married Christopher M. Nelson on 13 May 1903 in Lincoln, Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
(Witness) Census Maryann Dukelow appeared on the census of 22 January 1920 in the household of Christopher M. Nelson in Bingham Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Death* Maryann Dukelow died on 31 March 1950 in Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan, United States, at age 65.1�
Christopher M. Nelson b. 1872, d. 1950
Merle Nelson b. 19 May 1904, d. 25 Nov 1977
Sydney M. Nelson2 b. 1905
Emma Caroline Nelson2 b. 2 Apr 1907, d. 14 Aug 1983
Ruby Grace Nelson b. 1910
[S26] Unknown record type: unknown subject, by unknown photographer; unknown series; unknown repository, unknown repository address. Online unknown url; unknown file name, Death Records for Mary A. Nelson.
[S1] Ancestry.ca, online \Ancestry.ca\, Stodola David Blair Family Tree. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.ca.
Richard Dukelow
M, b. 25 October 1851, d. 28 February 1940
Richard Dukelow (1851 - 1940)
Birth* Richard Dukelow was born on 25 October 1851.�
Marriage* Richard Dukelow married Emma Dukelow.�
Residence* Richard Dukelow lived in August 1883 in Michigan, United States.�
Marriage* He married Emma Shier, daughter of Philip Shier and Mary Ann Dawson, on 9 August 1883 in Thorah Twp, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.�
Census Richard Dukelow appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Census* He appeared on the census of 1910 in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Census He appeared on the census of 1920 in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Census He appeared on the census of 23 April 1930 in Lincoln Twp., Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Fact 1* Photo of Richard Dukelow and Emma Shier-Dukelow.
Death* He died on 28 February 1940 at age 88.�
Burial* He was buried in Colfax Cemetery, Bad Axe, Huron County, Michigan, United States.�
Emma Dukelow b. 1854, d. 27 March 1880
Emma Shier b. 28 January 1856
Maryann Dukelow+ b. 14 Oct 1884, d. 31 Mar 1950
Ethel M. Dukelow b. 1886
William Dukelow b. 1889
Richard S. Dukelow b. 8 Oct 1891, d. 28 Oct 1951


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Title: To authorize the Chief Administrative Officer to accept funds in the amount of $50,000.00 from the Supreme Court of Virginia; to amend the Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Special Fund Budget by creating a new special fund for the Department of Justice Services called the Richmond General District Court Behavioral Health Docket Special Fund; and to appropriate the grant funds received to the Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Special Fund Budget by increasing estimated revenues and the amount appropriated to the Department of Justice Services' Richmond General District Court Behavioral Health Docket Special Fund by $50,000.00 for the purpose of providing additional services to participants of the General District Court of the City of Richmond's mental health docket program.
To authorize the Chief Administrative Officer to accept funds in the amount of $50,000.00 from the Supreme Court of Virginia; to amend the Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Special Fund Budget by creating a new special fund for the Department of Justice Services called the Richmond General District Court Behavioral Health Docket Special Fund; and to appropriate the grant funds received to the Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Special Fund Budget by increasing estimated revenues and the amount appropriated to the Department of Justice Services' Richmond General District Court Behavioral Health Docket Special Fund by $50,000.00 for the purpose of providing additional services to participants of the General District Court of the City of Richmond's mental health docket program.
? 1.	That the Chief Administrative Officer is authorized to accept funds in the amount of $50,000.00 from the Supreme Court of Virginia for the purpose of providing additional services to participants of the General District Court of the City of Richmond's mental health docket program.
? 2.	That Ordinance No. 2018-058, adopted May 14, 2018, which adopted a Special Fund Budget for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2018, and ending July 1, 2019, and made appropriations pursuant thereto, be and is hereby amended by creating a new special fund for the Department of Justice Services called the Richmond General District Court Behavioral Health Docket Special Fund for the purpose of providing additional services to participants of the General District Court of the City of Richmond's mental health docket program.


On October 13, 2016, the Office of Information Technology conducted an IT Strategic Planning retreat moderated by Mr. Amir Dabirian, Vice President for Information Technology and CIO for California State University, Fullerton. Amir delivered a keynote presentation that discussed IT Trends, higher education IT priorities, and provided examples of what is possible if the campus puts its resources and efforts into developing a transformational IT environment that enables efficiencies, synergies, and innovation.
As a result of the IT Strategic Planning retreat, we now have a preliminary list of University IT Strategic Goals aligned with G2G. The preliminary goals and strategies selected have broad institutional impacts and have buy-in from the campus constituents who attended the IT Planning Retreat. I will endeavor over the next 4 weeks to finalize these strategic goals and distribute the plan to the campus community.
agile and secure technology infrastructure to provide reliable, effective and sustainable services.
Goal 2: IT Organizational Excellence. (Aligned with G2G issue 2 and 4) Invest in professional and intellectual development of IT staff. Establish an enterprise IT governance that is participative and transparent.
Goal 3: Innovative and Efficient Technologies. (Aligned with G2G issue 1-5) Maximize use of digital technologies, processes, and mobile connectivity so that the campus community can easily collaborate, innovate and facilitate the exploration and adoption of new tools that support pedagogy, academic vision and learning.
with technology‐based solutions that promote curricular and co-curricular success.
A list of proposed objectives for the above goals can be found in the two-page "Draft Information Technology Strategic Goals 2016-2020".


How often can we take a boat out?
As a club member, you have unlimited access to our boats, however you may only hold 3 reservations on our books at any one time (4 as a Premier member). Once you have used a reservation, you may re-schedule. Generally, the boats are available during the week with just a few days notice.
No. Your membership is an ongoing agreement, which may be canceled with 60 days written notice. If you would prefer to pre-pay for 12 months, you may do that and save up to $589.00, depending on the plan you choose.
Are there quarterly maintenance fees?
The only additional fee's are for the amount of fuel you use and/or any damage caused to vessel by the operator and/or their guests.
Do we need a license to operate a boat?
Currently, Florida law does not require anyone over the age of 20 to hold a license, however, we recommend that all members complete the safe boating information and receive a safe boating card. Should the laws change, you would be grand-fathered in and would not need to get a license.
Do I need experience to join the boat club?
No. All members receive an on-the water orientation before you take out a boat, and we will be happy to provide you with instruction should you need it. We want you to be safe on the water!
When are boats not sent out?
We are closed on Mondays, so we do not send boats out. Boats are not sent out if there is a Small Craft Advisory, or if the weather is threatening. In addition we are also closed on X-mas Eve and New Years Eve. We are open Memorial Day, 4th of July & Labor Day as long as it doesn't fall on a Monday.
Yes, you may bring however many passengers the boat you have scheduled is rated for. Our large deck boat will accommodate up to 12 passengers, most boats are rated for 6-8 passengers.
Can I join with someone else or another family?
Yes, you may list 2 members per membership, either one of the members may take a boat out; although you may not both take one at the same time.
What happens if we have a problem on the water?
We require that you stay within cell phone range, so that you can contact us if you have a problem. This would include help should you run out of gas, have mechanical problems or run aground. You are not required to have Sea Tow. If a problem arises we will personally be out to assist you as soon as possible.
What times can we take the boats out?
What happens if I have to cancel a reservation?
We realize that even the best-laid plans are subject to change; therefore we only ask that you give us as much notice as possible. There is no penalty or charge if you need to cancel or change a reservation.
Can we cruise or fish in the boats?
Absolutely! We have several great boats for cruising, and you can fish on most of our vessels.
We carry liability insurance, which covers all members. You are responsible for any damage you incur to a vessel, up to our deductible, just as if you owned a boat.
I'm thinking about buying a boat, why should I consider a boat club?
Most of our club members have previously owned boats and find this is a much better option. The average 20′ boat will cost at least $200.00 per month for storage. Add to that a boat payment, insurance, and maintenance – boat ownership can easily cost over $600 per month. Then you get to do all the cleanup and maintenance, too. If you have never owned a boat before, the club is a great way to help you see what kind of boat you'd really like, and how often you will really use it.
Is there a way to 'try before we buy'?
If you rent a boat from us, you have one week to join the club, and one-half of your rental fee will be deducted from the initiation fee.
How does your advertising work?
If you have a business that you would like to advertise in our newsletter, there is no additional cost to do so. Members who choose to advertise will receive a monthly bill for advertising, which may be eligible for a tax deduction.
We strive to be the best boat club in the area. We are proud of the services we have to offer. We believe we provide a great service at a very reasonable price. The boat club is family owned and operated and we are here to help you have a safe and fun experience.
The necessary paperwork to become a member of our Boat Club can be completed in person or if you contact our office you can do it via phone or email. Once your paperwork is completed you can begin to make your reservations immediately.