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     Judson D. BISHOP was born in 1904.¹ He died in 1956.¹

     John Cyrus BISHOP was born in 1907.¹ He died in 1967.¹

     Louis Napolean DESMOND married Catherine BISHOP, daughter of Ambrose BISHOP and Margaret CURTIN, on 16 February 1899 in Oil Springs, Ontario.¹

     Coral Rebekah DESMOND was born in 1900.
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     Marine Mildred DESMOND was born in 1901.
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     Louise Kathleen DESMOND was born in 1903.
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     Orial Verna DESMOND was born in 1905.
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     Vaughn Oscar DESMOND was born in 1907. He died in 1993.
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     Margaret Hope DESMOND was born in 1917. She died in 1917.
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     Catherine May BAGNALL was born circa 1891.² She married Joseph Henry STRONG, son of James STRONG and Elizabeth WILKINSON, in 1925 in Birr Registration District.¹ She died on 2 January 1970 in Clonmore, Coleshill, Tullamore.^2,3 She was buried on 4 January 1970 in St Mary’s Church of Ireland Cemetery, Geashill, Cty Offaly.^2,3
     
Catherine May Bagnall was the daughter of James and Catherine Bagnall of Annagharvey, King’s Co.⁴

     ?- (-) married Thomas WILKINSON, son of Edward WILKINSON and Elizabeth (-). She died before 1854.

     Margaret LEWIS was born circa 1810. She married Sandys WILKINSON, son of Early Queen’s County WILKINSONS, on 2 May 1835.¹ She was buried on 10 August 1865 in aged 55.²

     ?- (-) married John BALDWIN, son of David BALDWIN and Charlotte (-). She died before 1851.

     David BALDWIN was born circa 1765. He married Charlotte (-). He died on 9 May 1834.¹ He was buried in Dysart Enos Cemetery, Stradbally, County Laois.

     Charlotte (-) was born circa 1776. She married David BALDWIN. She died on 9 February 1849.¹ She was buried in Dysart Enos Cemetery, Stradbally, County Laois.

     Frances MODLER was born circa 1887 in Rathkeale, Co. Limerick, Ireland. She married Eleazer THOMAS on 11 October 1912 in St. Mathew Presbyteriam, Pointe- St-Charles, Montreal; witnesses William Smith and Annie Smith.²
     
Frances Modler was recorded as having sailed on the S.S. Carmania from Queenstown on 31 Dec 1905, arriving in New York on the 8th Jan 1906. She sailed from New York to Liverpool on the S.S. Celtic arriving 13 Jun 1909, and returned to New York later that year on the S.S. Adriatic, arriving on 7 Oct 1909. The latter destination in New York was given as Mr G Dixon, a friend, of 312 West 99 St. She was living in Montreal at the time of her marriage in 1912.^3,4,5

     Frances WATSON was born circa 1902 in Co. Cork.² She married Edward John MODLER, son of John MODLER and Anne BARRER, on 5 June 1918 in Kilbolane Church of Ireland, Co. Cork; witnesses Lizzie Anne Modler and William Watson.³ She died on 15 May 1983 in Limerick Regional Hospital.⁴ She was buried on 18 May 1983 in Rathkeale Holy Trinity Church cemetery.⁴
     
Frances Watson was recorded in the 1911 census in her father’s household at Monarnane, Milford, and described as Fanny Watson, daughter, Church of Ireland, aged 9, born in Co. Cork. She was a minor living at Monarnane, Milford at the time of her marriage in 1918.^2,3

     John Edward ‘Jack’ MODLER was born in 1919 in Rathkeale Registration District.² He died on 10 September 1944.¹ He was buried in Brussels Town Cemetery.¹
     
John Edward Modler was a Lance Corporal in the 2nd Batallion, Irish Guards. He died from wounds received in action in WW2.

The photo of Jack Modler was contained in an album of a fellow guardsman, Arthur Tabs Mahoney, of No. 1 Squadron. Although it is annotated with “Killed in Action in August 1944”, the CWGC Roll of Honour records his death as occurring on 10th September 1944 and he is noted in the Official Army List published in The Times as having Died of Wounds. It is not known when he received these wounds but it is quite possible that it was in August. The stripe on his left lower sleeve denotes 2 years Good Conduct. L/Cpl John Edward Modler is listed pre-embarkation in the Troop Leader Lieutenant Isitt’s tank as Gunner/Mechanic.  His fellow crewmen were Lance-Sergeant H. Raistrick, Guardsman W. Kingsley and Guardsman F. Roe.^1,3,4

     Ellen (-) was born circa 1841.¹ She married John SMITH, son of Thomas SMITH and Frances BARRER. She died on 27 September 1904.¹ She was buried in Landsborough Cemetery, Victoria, Australia.¹

     Robert James SMITH was born circa 1884.¹ He died on 27 November 1904.¹ He was buried in Landsborough Cemetery, Victoria, Australia.¹

     William Henry SMITH was born circa 1886.¹ He died on 1 January 1901.¹ He was buried in Landsborough Cemetery, Victoria, Australia.¹

     Ellen SMITH was born circa June 1877.¹ She died on 14 December 1878.¹ She was buried in Landsborough Cemetery, Victoria, Australia.

     Mary CRAWFORD married Samuel FRENCH, son of William FRENCH and Martha KELLY, on 21 December 1905 in Leeds and Grenville, Ontario.¹

     Eliza Jane ATCHESON was born on 30 April 1844 in Ontario, Canada.² She married Robert FRENCH, son of William FRENCH and Martha KELLY, on 15 March 1871.³ She died on 7 October 1916 in Bastard Township. Leeds County, Ontario, Canada, at age 72.⁴
     
Eliza Jane Atcheson was recorded on the 1871 Canada census at Burgess South, Leeds County, with Robert, and was described as a Eliza J. French, aged 27, born in Ontario, Wesleyan Methodist, Irish, married during the last 12 months, in March.

She was recorded in the 1881 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County, and described as Eliza Jane French, aged 38, born in Ontario, Wesleyan Methodist, Irish origin.

She was recorded in the 1891 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Eliza Jane French, wife, aged 47, born in Ontario to Irish parents, Methodist.

She was recorded in the 1901 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Eliza Jane French, wife, aged 56, born in Ontario 30 Apr 1844, Methodist, of Scotch origin and Canadian nationality.

She was recorded in the 1911 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Eliza Jane French, wife, aged 67, born in Ontario April 1844, Methodist, of Irish origin and Canadian nationality.^5,6,7,2,8

     Louisa Jane FRENCH was born on 17 April 1881 in Ontario, Canada. She married Daniel Webster POMEROY on 9 June 1909 in Leeds County, Ontario, Canada.¹
     
Louisa Jane French was recorded in the 1891 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Louisa Jane, daughter, aged 10, born in Ontario to Irish father and Ontarian mother.

She was recorded in the 1901 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Louise French, daughter, aged 19, born in Ontario 17 Apr 1881, Methodist, of Irish origin and Canadian nationality.

She was recorded in the 1916 census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta in the household of Rev. Daniel Webster Pomroy at Irma Village, Battle River, and described as Lulu Pomroy, wife, aged 34, born in Ontario, Methodist.^2,3,4

     Charles Robert FRENCH was born on 16 February 1883 in Ontario, Canada. He married Mary Maud MORRIS on 10 February 1909 in Leeds County, Ontario, Canada. He died on 2 November 1910 at age 27; he died of acute meningitis.¹
     
Charles Robert French was recorded in the 1891 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Charles Robert, son, aged 8, born in Ontario to Irish father and Ontarian mother, Methodist.

He was recorded in the 1901 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Charles R., son, aged 18, born in Ontario 16 Feb 1883, Methodist, of Irish origin and Canadian nationality.^2,3

     William Ernest FRENCH was born on 8 December 1877 in Bastard Township. Leeds County, Ontario, Canada.¹
     
William Ernest French was recorded in the 1881 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as William French, aged 3, born in Ontario, Wesleyan Methodist, Irish origin.

He was recorded in the 1891 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Wm. E., son, aged 13, born in Ontario to Irish father and Ontarian mother, Methodist.

He was recorded in the 1901 Canada census at Bastard and Burgess South in the household of his grandparents Alexander and Lettice Acheson. He was described as a Farm Labourer.^2,3,4

     Sarah Edna FRENCH was born on 18 May 1873 in Ontario, Canada.¹
     
Sarah Edna French was recorded in the 1881 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Sarah French, aged 8, born in Ontario, Wesleyan Methodist, Irish origin.

She was recorded in the 1891 Canada census at Bastard & Burgess South, Leeds County in the household of Robert French, and described as Sarah E., daughter, aged 17, born in Ontario to Irish father and Ontarian mother, Methodist.^2,3