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Lily Blanche PELTON

Lily Blanche PELTON

Female 1882 - 1962  (79 years)


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  • Name Lily Blanche PELTON
    Birth 2 Aug 1882  West Zorra, Oxford, ON Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender Female
    Death 1962 
    Person ID I009345  Pelton
    Last Modified 16 Jul 2025

    Father Henry PELTON,   b. 2 May 1852, West Zorra, Oxford, ON Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 23 Jun 1942 (Age 90 years)
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    Mother Emma JARVIS,   b. 3 Oct 1857, West Zorra, Oxford, ON Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 24 May 1946 (Age 88 years)
    Relationship Birth
    Marriage 1 Jul 1874  West Zorra, Oxford, ON Find all individuals with events at this location 
    • Reference Number:94037
    Family ID F002758  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Notes 
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      Florence Lilian Pelton Patterson says in her Pelton Jarvis book, "Lily w as tall, with black hair and blue eyes - a striking combination. she w as a tremendous worker, brought up five children practically single-hand ed as her husband was awaway from April to December each year. She made a ll the children's clothing - the boys suits out of their father's - did t he papering, had a large garden from which she did a great deal of cannin g, etc. In addition, she took part in the church work and when her husba nd was home, they had an active social life playing cards and dancing. S he lived at 120 Kathleen Avenue, Sarina, from about 1916 until 1969 when s he moved to Toronto to make her home with her daughter, Doris."
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      Florence Lilian Pelton Patterson says in her Pelton Jarvis book, "Lily w as tall, with black hair and blue eyes - a striking combination. she w as a tremendous worker, brought up five children practically single-hand ed as her husband was awaway from April to December each year. She made a ll the children's clothing - the boys suits out of their father's - did t he papering, had a large garden from which she did a great deal of cannin g, etc. In addition, she took part in the church work and when her husba nd was home, they had an active social life playing cards and dancing. S he lived at 120 Kathleen Avenue, Sarina, from about 1916 until 1969 when s he moved to Toronto to make her home with her daughter, Doris."