Eliza Deborah Lloyd

F, #2371, b. 21 May 1859, d. February 1942
Father*William Lloyd b. 3 Jul 1833
Mother*Eliza (?) b. c 1833
Married Name Her married name was Maybee. 
Birth*21 May 1859 Eliza Deborah Lloyd was born on 21 May 1859 at Southampton, Hampshire, England, daughter of William and Eliza Lloyd.1,2,3,4 
Baptism26 June 1859 She was baptized on 26 June 1859 at St Mary's Church, Shirehampton, Hampshire, England.4 
Residence*1883 She lived in 1883 at Trenton, Ontario, Canada.5 
Marriage*17 October 1883 She married David Henry Maybee, son of Henry Maybee and Mary Ann Youmans, on 17 October 1883 at Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"David Maybee, 23, a blacksmith of Hillier, born in Murray to Henry and Mary was married to Eliza Lloyd, 23, of Trenton, born in England to William and Eliza Lloyd on 17 Oct 1883 at Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario."5 
Residence1884 Eliza Deborah Lloyd and David Henry Maybee lived in 1884 at Lot 5 and 12, Consecon, Ontario, Canada.5 
Census12 April 1891 Eliza Deborah Lloyd and David Henry Maybee appeared on the census of 12 April 1891 at Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.
David Maybee, M, 30, Mar, Head, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist, Farmer
Eliza Maybee, F, 30, Mar, Wife, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Loyd Maybee, M, 5, Son, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Florence Maybee, F, 2, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist.6 
Census*10 April 1901 Eliza Deborah Lloyd and David Henry Maybee appeared on the census of 10 April 1901 at Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.
27 Maybee David, M, W, Head, M, Aug 24 1860, 40, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Blacksmith, earned $350
28 Maybee Eliza D, F, W, Wife, M, May 21 1860, 40, England, English, Canadian, Methodist
29 Maybee Lloyd A, M, W, Son, S, Dec 8 1885, 15, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
30 Maybee Florance M, F, W, Daughter, S, Oct 5 1888, 12, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
31 Maybee Carleton H, M, W, Son, S, Apr 7 1890, 10, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school.7 
CensusJune 1911 Eliza Deborah Lloyd and David Henry Maybee appeared on the census of June 1911 at Harvey Street, Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.
33 Maybee David, M, Head, M, Aug 1860, 50, Ontario, Irish, Methodist, machinist, machine shop
34 Maybee Eliza, F, Wife, M, May 1860, 51, Ontario, Irish, Methodist
35 Maybee Florence, F, Daughter, S, Oct 1878, 22, Ontario, Irish, Methodist, milliner, store.8 
Death*February 1942 Eliza Deborah Lloyd died in February 1942 at age 82.5 
Burial* She and David Henry Maybee were buried at Stockdale Cemetery, Stockdale, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "David Maybee 1861 - 1919 Eliza Lloyd His Wife 1861 - 1942 at Rest."9 

Family

David Henry Maybee b. 24 Aug 1860, d. 27 Dec 1919
Children

Citations

  1. [S1] Ancestry.com, 1861 England Census, Southampton St Mary, Hampshire, England.
  2. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, 1901 Canadian Census, Ontario, Prince Edward (#109), Subdistrict: Hillier d-1 Page 7, Family 75, Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6493.
  3. [S1] Ancestry.com, England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915. Southampton Registration district.
  4. [S1] Ancestry.com, England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975.
  5. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  6. [S387] 1891 Census of Canada, online ancestry.com, Ontario, 45, Addington, Abinger and Ashby and Denbigh, Page 9.
  7. [S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario, Prince Edward (#109), Subdistrict: Hillier, D-1 Page 7, Family 75.
  8. [S344] 1911 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario / Lanark South / 24 Perth / page 5 / family 47.
  9. [S481] Canadian Headstone Photo Project, online http://www.canadianheadstones.com/

William Lloyd

M, #2372, b. 3 July 1833
Info* Information on him came from Doug C. Mabee, #177 to early Maybee Society records. 
Birth*3 July 1833 William Lloyd was born on 3 July 1833 at Ipswitch, Suffolk, England.1,2 
Marriage* He married Eliza (?) 

Family

Eliza (?) b. c 1833
Child

Citations

  1. [S1] Ancestry.com, 1861 England Census, Southampton St Mary, Hampshire, England.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, UK, Royal Navy Registers of Seamen's Services, 1853-1928.

Eliza (?)

F, #2373, b. circa 1833
Info* Information on her came from Doug C. Mabee, #177 to early Maybee Society records. 
Married Name Her married name was Lloyd. 
Birth*circa 1833 Eliza (?) was born circa 1833 at Ipswitch, Suffolk, England.1 
Marriage* She married William Lloyd. 

Family

William Lloyd b. 3 Jul 1833
Child

Citations

  1. [S1] Ancestry.com, 1861 England Census, Southampton St Mary, Hampshire, England.

Lydia Alida Maybee

F, #2374, b. 2 August 1884, d. 27 February 1887
Father*David Henry Maybee1 b. 24 Aug 1860, d. 27 Dec 1919
Mother*Eliza Deborah Lloyd1 b. 21 May 1859, d. Feb 1942
Birth*2 August 1884 Lydia Alida Maybee was born on 2 August 1884 at Consecon, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.1,2,3 
Death*27 February 1887 She died on 27 February 1887 at Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada, at age 2.2 
Burial* She was buried at Saint Luke's United Church Cemetery, Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada. Inscription "In Memory of Lydia Died Feb. 27, 1887 Aged 2 Yrs, 6 Mos. & 25 Ds. Dau. of D. & E Maybee Up in that beautiful city Which hath no need of the sun Safe in the Saviour's Bosom, Resteth our little one."4 

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932.
  3. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1858-1913.
  4. [S481] Canadian Headstone Photo Project, online http://www.canadianheadstones.com/

Lloyd Arthur Maybee

M, #2375, b. 8 December 1885, d. 1940
Father*David Henry Maybee1 b. 24 Aug 1860, d. 27 Dec 1919
Mother*Eliza Deborah Lloyd1 b. 21 May 1859, d. Feb 1942
Birth*8 December 1885 Lloyd Arthur Maybee was born on 8 December 1885 at Consecon, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.1,2 
(Witness) Census12 April 1891 Lloyd Arthur Maybee appeared on the census of 12 April 1891 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada,
; David Maybee, M, 30, Mar, Head, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist, Farmer
Eliza Maybee, F, 30, Mar, Wife, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Loyd Maybee, M, 5, Son, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Florence Maybee, F, 2, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist.3 
(Witness) Census10 April 1901 Lloyd Arthur Maybee appeared on the census of 10 April 1901 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada,
; 27 Maybee David, M, W, Head, M, Aug 24 1860, 40, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Blacksmith, earned $350
28 Maybee Eliza D, F, W, Wife, M, May 21 1860, 40, England, English, Canadian, Methodist
29 Maybee Lloyd A, M, W, Son, S, Dec 8 1885, 15, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
30 Maybee Florance M, F, W, Daughter, S, Oct 5 1888, 12, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
31 Maybee Carleton H, M, W, Son, S, Apr 7 1890, 10, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school.4 
Residencebetween 1909 and 1910 Lloyd Arthur Maybee lived between 1909 and 1910 at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.5 
Marriage*25 March 1910 Lloyd Arthur Maybee, 25, a Watchmaker of Ottawa, son of David Maybee and Eliza Lloyd; and Alvira Wilson, 27, a Saleslady of Ottawa, daughter of Alex. Wilson and Eliz. Schwerdfeger; were married on 25 Mar 1910 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario.6 
Census*June 1911 Lloyd Arthur Maybee and Alvira Wilson appeared on the census of June 1911 at 390 Slater, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
16 MayBee Lloyd, M, Head, M, Jan 1885, 26, Ontario, English, Methodist, Jeweller, Shop
17 MayBee Alvira, F, Wife, M, Mar 1884, 27, Ontario, English, Methodist.7 
Censuscirca June 1921 Lloyd Arthur Maybee and Alvira Wilson appeared on the census of circa June 1921 at Redburn Municipal District, Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada.
L A Maybee, Head, M, Mar, 35, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Farms a rented farm
Alvira Maybee, Wife, F, Mar, 36, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist.8 
Census1926 Lloyd Arthur Maybee and Alvira Wilson appeared on the census of 1926 at Section 14, Redburn, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Lloyd Maybee, Head, Male, Married, 40, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in England, English origin
Alvira Maybee, Wife, Female, Married, 40, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, English origin.9 
Death*1940 Lloyd Arthur Maybee died in 1940 at Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada.1,10 
Burial* He was buried at Rouleau Cemetery, Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada.1 

Family

Alvira Wilson b. Mar 1884, d. 1963

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1858-1913.
  3. [S387] 1891 Census of Canada, online ancestry.com, Ontario, 45, Addington, Abinger and Ashby and Denbigh, Page 9.
  4. [S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario, Prince Edward (#109), Subdistrict: Hillier, D-1 Page 7, Family 75.
  5. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, Items in The Perth Courier 19 Feb 1909, 3 Jun 1910, and 5 Aug 1910.
  6. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
  7. [S344] 1911 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario / Ottawa / 49 Wellington ward / page 17 / Family 155.
  8. [S483] 1921 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, RG 31, Folder 156, Census Place, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Page 16.
  9. [S519] 1926 Canadian Prairie Provinces Census, online https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1926, Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw County, ED 23, Redburn, Family 54.
  10. [S1] Ancestry.com, Saskatchewan, Canada, Residents Index (SRI), 1800-2012.

Florence Melinda Maybee

F, #2376, b. 5 October 1888, d. October 1964
Father*David Henry Maybee1 b. 24 Aug 1860, d. 27 Dec 1919
Mother*Eliza Deborah Lloyd1 b. 21 May 1859, d. Feb 1942
Married Name Her married name was Carr. 
Married Name Her married name was Kienitis. 
Birth*5 October 1888 Florence Melinda Maybee was born on 5 October 1888 at Denbigh Township, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.1,2 
(Witness) Census12 April 1891 Florence Melinda Maybee appeared on the census of 12 April 1891 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada,
; David Maybee, M, 30, Mar, Head, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist, Farmer
Eliza Maybee, F, 30, Mar, Wife, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Loyd Maybee, M, 5, Son, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist
Florence Maybee, F, 2, Daughter, Ontario, Ontario, Ontario, Methodist.3 
(Witness) Census10 April 1901 Florence Melinda Maybee appeared on the census of 10 April 1901 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada,
; 27 Maybee David, M, W, Head, M, Aug 24 1860, 40, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Blacksmith, earned $350
28 Maybee Eliza D, F, W, Wife, M, May 21 1860, 40, England, English, Canadian, Methodist
29 Maybee Lloyd A, M, W, Son, S, Dec 8 1885, 15, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
30 Maybee Florance M, F, W, Daughter, S, Oct 5 1888, 12, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
31 Maybee Carleton H, M, W, Son, S, Apr 7 1890, 10, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school.4 
Anecdote*17 February 1911 Article from The Perth Courier, Feb. 17 1911, reported "Miss Florence Maybee left on Tuesday to attend the millenary openings in Toronto."5 
(Witness) CensusJune 1911 Florence Melinda Maybee appeared on the census of June 1911 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Harvey Street, Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada,
; 33 Maybee David, M, Head, M, Aug 1860, 50, Ontario, Irish, Methodist, machinist, machine shop
34 Maybee Eliza, F, Wife, M, May 1860, 51, Ontario, Irish, Methodist
35 Maybee Florence, F, Daughter, S, Oct 1878, 22, Ontario, Irish, Methodist, milliner, store.6 
Marriage*14 October 1914 Florence Melinda Maybee married Frank Carr on 14 October 1914.1 
Residence*1935 Florence Melinda Maybee and Frank Carr lived in 1935 at 280 Laurier, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.7 
Residence*between 1935 and 1940 Florence Melinda Maybee lived between 1935 and 1940 at 280 Laurier, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.7 
Marriage License10 October 1946 She and Eugene Robert Kienitis obtained a marriage license on 10 October 1946 at Whatcom County, Washington.1,8 
Death*October 1964 Florence Melinda Maybee died in October 1964 at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.9 

Family

Frank Carr b. 25 Jul 1886, d. 7 Jun 1959

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1858-1913.
  3. [S387] 1891 Census of Canada, online ancestry.com, Ontario, 45, Addington, Abinger and Ashby and Denbigh, Page 9.
  4. [S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario, Prince Edward (#109), Subdistrict: Hillier, D-1 Page 7, Family 75.
  5. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Perth Courier, Feb. 17 1911.
  6. [S344] 1911 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario / Lanark South / 24 Perth / page 5 / family 47.
  7. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980.
  8. [S1] Ancestry.com, Washington, Marriage Records, 1854-2013.
  9. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.

Carleton Henry Maybee

M, #2377, b. 11 April 1891, d. 21 April 1975
Father*David Henry Maybee1 b. 24 Aug 1860, d. 27 Dec 1919
Mother*Eliza Deborah Lloyd1 b. 21 May 1859, d. Feb 1942
Birth*11 April 1891 Carleton Henry Maybee was born on 11 April 1891 at Denbigh, Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, Canada.2 
(Witness) Census10 April 1901 Carleton Henry Maybee appeared on the census of 10 April 1901 in the household of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd at Hillier Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada,
; 27 Maybee David, M, W, Head, M, Aug 24 1860, 40, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Blacksmith, earned $350
28 Maybee Eliza D, F, W, Wife, M, May 21 1860, 40, England, English, Canadian, Methodist
29 Maybee Lloyd A, M, W, Son, S, Dec 8 1885, 15, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
30 Maybee Florance M, F, W, Daughter, S, Oct 5 1888, 12, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school
31 Maybee Carleton H, M, W, Son, S, Apr 7 1890, 10, rural Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, attending school.3 
Anecdote*24 April 1914 Article from The Perth Courier, April 24 1914, reported "Carlton Maybee has returned from the west and is clerking in James & Bald hardware store."4 
Marriage*14 October 1914 Carleton H Maybee, 23, a Hardware Clerk of Perth, born at Chapleau to David Maybee and Eliza Lloyd was married to Lulu B Thompson, 22, of Consecon, born in Consecon to Joseph Thompson and Sarah Beck on 14 Oct 1914 at the Village of Consecon, County of Prince Edward, by Cecil M. Wilhelm.2 
Memo*30 October 1964 Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson with Douglas Carleton Maybee, Hazel Aileen Maybee, Gordon Ross Maybee and Lloyd David Maybee County Natives Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
"Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. Maybee, a well-known couple in the community of Sydenham, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the recent holiday week-end. They were married October 14, 1914.
During the afternoon and evening of October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Maybee were at home to many friends and relatives in the Sunday school hall of Grace United Church. Over 250 guests called to congratulate them.
On Thanksgiving Day, the entire Maybee family of 26 members enjoyed a dinner in the town hall served by members of the Women's Institute of which Mrs. Maybee is currently president.
She was honored on the anniversary occasion by fellow members with a life membership pin and certificate.
Both celebrations had been arranged by the couple's four sons and one daughter who also gave their father a gold fountain pen and their mother a gold pin.
Focal point of the at home reception was the tea table centered with golden roses and lighted by tall gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Hall of Toronto, Mrs. Myles Spafford, Sydenham, Mrs. Lewis Yott and Mrs. Harold Walters, both of Picton and sisters of Mrs. Maybee.
In the evening those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. L. Cranston of Prescott, Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. J. McCallum and Miss E. Truscott, all of Sydenham. The Maybee's daughter, Mrs. Douglas Parks and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Maybee, Mrs. Douglas Maybee, Mrs. Lloyd Maybee, and Mrs. Keith Maybee were assisted in serving by a granddaughter and several nieces.
Out of town guests attending the at home were from Toronto, Ottawa; North Bay, Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia; Syracuse and Lachine, Quebec; Prescott, Trenton, Wellington, Consecon, Bloomfield, Picton, Kingston, Sunbury, Harrowsmith and Verona.
Rev. H. M. Servage of Kingston, a longtime friend of the family was among those present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Maybee received greetings from as far away as Saskatchewan, Toronto and England. The church's present pastor, Rev. M. D. Steinberg extended his blessing to the couple on the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maybee also received best wishes from Prime Minister, Lester B. Pearson, Premier John Robarts, Hon. E. J. Benson, minister of national revenue, Hon. J. R. Simmonett, minister of energy resources and M.L.A. for Frontenac-Addington. An inscribed scroll commemorating their anniversary was received from the provincial secretary, Hon. John Yaremko.
The three-tiered wedding cake, which was served in the celebration, was the gift of the members of the church choir in which Mr. Maybee has sung for 42 years. He has been its leader in latter years. The cake was baked by another choir member, Roy Warren. Gifts and floral bouquets were received from the congregation of the church, Albion Masonic Lodge, Loughboro Chapter of the Eastern Star, the Bridge Club and from many private individuals.
At the family party, Mr. Maybee serenaded his bride of 50 years by singing "I Love You Truly."

Mrs. Maybee is the former Lulu B. Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Maybee is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Maybee. He was born at Denbigh but moved to Consecon with his parents at an early age.
In addition to his work with Grace United Church choir, Mr. Maybee has served as an elder of the church and is a member of Albion Masonic Lodge and Loughboro Chapter, O.E.S.
Mrs. Maybee is a past president of the former Women's Association of the United Church and is a life member of the United Church Women. She is a past worthy matron and past district deputy grand matron of O.E.S.
Members of their family are Gordon, Truro, N.S; Mrs. Douglas Parks (Hazel), Toronto; Douglas and Lloyd, both of Sydenham and Keith of Toronto. The couple has 14 grandchildren.

SISTER DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Florence Kienitz, Saskatoon, Mr. Maybees only sister, was packed to leave in the morning. She was found dead in bed by her family.
Mrs. Charles Spafford, sister of Mrs. Maybee, was unable to attend as she was visiting her family in British Columbia." on 30 October 1964 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.5 
Death*21 April 1975 Carleton Henry Maybee died on 21 April 1975 at age 84.1 

Family

Lulu Belle Thompson b. 29 Dec 1892
Children

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907.
  3. [S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario, Prince Edward (#109), Subdistrict: Hillier, D-1 Page 7, Family 75.
  4. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Perth Courier, April 24 1914.
  5. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.

Alida Fidelia Maybee

F, #2378, b. 11 May 1864, d. 20 March 1947
Father*Henry Maybee1 b. 5 May 1835, d. 12 Jul 1874
Mother*Mary Ann Youmans1 b. 12 May 1838, d. 23 Oct 1917
Married Name Her married name was Kellar.2 
Married Name Her married name was Little.3 
Name Variation  Alida Fidelia Maybee was also known as Ida Fidelia. 
Married Name Her married name was Frasier. 
Birth*11 May 1864 She was born on 11 May 1864 at Cobourg, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada.3 
Census*1881 Alida Fidelia Maybee appeared on the census of 1881 at Sydney, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
John LeBoutillier, M, M, 40, England, Church of England, French, Farmer
Lydia LeBoutillier, F, M, 31, England, Church of England, French
Eleanor LeBoutillier, F, 8, England, Church of England, French, at school
John G LeBoutillier, M, 7, Ontario, Church of England, French
George J LeBoutillier, M, 2, Ontario, Church of England, French
Franc C LeBoutillier, F, 1mos born Feb, Ontario, Church of England, French
George LeBoutillier, M, 78, England, C. Methodist, French
Alida Mabey, F, 18, Ontario, C. Methodist, German.4 
Marriage*5 February 1884 She married George Smith Frasier on 5 February 1884 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"George S Frazier, 40, a widowed farmer of Nebraska, born in New York State to John and Amarilla Frazier; and Ida Fidelia Maybee, 22, of Trenton, Born in Murray to Henry and Mary Maybee; were married on 5 Feb 1884 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario."5 
Marriage*7 July 1913 Alida Fidelia Maybee married Adam Henry Kellar on 7 July 1913 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho.6 
Marriage*3 October 1925 Alida Fidelia Maybee married Lewis Howard Little on 3 October 1925 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho.7 
Death*20 March 1947 Alida Fidelia Maybee died on 20 March 1947 at Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, at age 82.3 
Burial* She was buried at Morris Hill Cemetery, Boise, Idaho.8 

Family 1

George Smith Frasier b. 5 Nov 1836, d. 7 Feb 1911
Children

Family 2

Adam Henry Kellar b. 29 Oct 1863, d. 3 Dec 1923

Family 3

Lewis Howard Little b. 7 Aug 1871, d. 18 May 1941

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Idaho, Death Records, 1890-1930.
  3. [S1] Ancestry.com, Idaho, Death Index, 1890-1964.
  4. [S410] 1881 Census of Canada, online http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1881/…, Sydney, Hastings West, Ontario. Roll: C_13238, Page 12, Family No: 58.
  5. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
  6. [S1] Ancestry.com, Idaho, Marriage Index, 1842-1964, 1975-1996.
  7. [S1] Ancestry.com, Idaho, Select Marriages, 1878-1898; 1903-1942; and Web: Western States Marriage Index, 1809-2011.
  8. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Don Ross, e-mail address.
  9. [S38] International Genealogical Index Online (IGI), submitted after 1991.

George Smith Frasier

M, #2379, b. 5 November 1836, d. 7 February 1911
Birth*5 November 1836 George Smith Frasier was born on 5 November 1836 at New York.1 
Marriage*5 February 1884 He married Alida Fidelia Maybee, daughter of Henry Maybee and Mary Ann Youmans, on 5 February 1884 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.
"George S Frazier, 40, a widowed farmer of Nebraska, born in New York State to John and Amarilla Frazier; and Ida Fidelia Maybee, 22, of Trenton, Born in Murray to Henry and Mary Maybee; were married on 5 Feb 1884 at Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario."2 
Death*7 February 1911 George Smith Frasier died on 7 February 1911 at Boise, Ada County, Idaho, at age 74.3 
Burial* He was buried at Morris Hill Cemetery, Boise, Idaho.3 

Family

Alida Fidelia Maybee b. 11 May 1864, d. 20 Mar 1947
Children

Citations

  1. [S38] International Genealogical Index Online (IGI), submitted after 1991.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
  3. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Don Ross, e-mail address.

Alvira Wilson

F, #2380, b. March 1884, d. 1963
Name Variation  Alvira Wilson was also known as Vera. 
Married Name Her married name was Maybee. 
Birth*March 1884 She was born in March 1884 at Ontario, Canada, daughter of Alexander Wilson and Elizabeth Schwerdfager.1 
Marriage*25 March 1910 Lloyd Arthur Maybee, 25, a Watchmaker of Ottawa, son of David Maybee and Eliza Lloyd; and Alvira Wilson, 27, a Saleslady of Ottawa, daughter of Alex. Wilson and Eliz. Schwerdfeger; were married on 25 Mar 1910 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario.2 
Census*June 1911 Alvira Wilson and Lloyd Arthur Maybee appeared on the census of June 1911 at 390 Slater, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
16 MayBee Lloyd, M, Head, M, Jan 1885, 26, Ontario, English, Methodist, Jeweller, Shop
17 MayBee Alvira, F, Wife, M, Mar 1884, 27, Ontario, English, Methodist.1 
Censuscirca June 1921 Alvira Wilson and Lloyd Arthur Maybee appeared on the census of circa June 1921 at Redburn Municipal District, Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada.
L A Maybee, Head, M, Mar, 35, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist, Farms a rented farm
Alvira Maybee, Wife, F, Mar, 36, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, Canadian Nationality, Irish origin, Methodist.3 
Census1926 Alvira Wilson and Lloyd Arthur Maybee appeared on the census of 1926 at Section 14, Redburn, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Lloyd Maybee, Head, Male, Married, 40, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in England, English origin
Alvira Maybee, Wife, Female, Married, 40, born in Ontario, father born in Ontario, mother born in Ontario, English origin.4 
Death*1963 Alvira Wilson died in 1963 at Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada.5 

Family

Lloyd Arthur Maybee b. 8 Dec 1885, d. 1940

Citations

  1. [S344] 1911 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Ontario / Ottawa / 49 Wellington ward / page 17 / Family 155.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
  3. [S483] 1921 Canadian Census, online ancestry.com, RG 31, Folder 156, Census Place, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Page 16.
  4. [S519] 1926 Canadian Prairie Provinces Census, online https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1926, Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw County, ED 23, Redburn, Family 54.
  5. [S1] Ancestry.com, Saskatchewan, Canada, Residents Index (SRI), 1800-2012.

Frank Carr

M, #2381, b. 25 July 1886, d. 7 June 1959
Birth*25 July 1886 Frank Carr was born on 25 July 1886 at Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.1 
Marriage*14 October 1914 He married Florence Melinda Maybee, daughter of David Henry Maybee and Eliza Deborah Lloyd, on 14 October 1914.2 
Residence*1935 Frank Carr and Florence Melinda Maybee lived in 1935 at 280 Laurier, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.3 
Residence*between 1953 and 1958 Frank Carr lived between 1953 and 1958 at 320 Ave F South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; retired.3 
Death*7 June 1959 He died on 7 June 1959 at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, at age 72.1,4 
Burial*1960 He was buried in 1960 at Woodlawn Cemetery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.1 

Family

Florence Melinda Maybee b. 5 Oct 1888, d. Oct 1964

Citations

  1. [S381] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave Memorial# 64896727.
  2. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  3. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980.
  4. [S1] Ancestry.com, Saskatchewan, Canada, Residents Index (SRI), 1800-2012.

Eugene Robert Kienitis

M, #2385, b. 16 January 1883, d. 3 October 1961
Birth*16 January 1883 Eugene Robert Kienitis was born on 16 January 1883 at Bradford, Isanti County, Minnesota.1,2 
Marriage License*10 October 1946 He and Florence Melinda Maybee obtained a marriage license on 10 October 1946 at Whatcom County, Washington.3,2 
Death*3 October 1961 Eugene Robert Kienitis died on 3 October 1961 at New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, at age 78.1,4 

Family

Florence Melinda Maybee b. 5 Oct 1888, d. Oct 1964

Citations

  1. [S381] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, Find A Grave Memorial# 161364030.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Washington, Marriage Records, 1854-2013.
  3. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  4. [S1] Ancestry.com, British Columbia, Canada, Death Index, 1872-1990.

Lulu Belle Thompson

F, #2386, b. 29 December 1892
Married Name Her married name was Maybee. 
Birth*29 December 1892 Lulu Belle Thompson was born on 29 December 1892 at Consecon, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada, daughter of Joseph Thompson and Sarah Ann Mack.1,2 
Marriage*14 October 1914 Carleton H Maybee, 23, a Hardware Clerk of Perth, born at Chapleau to David Maybee and Eliza Lloyd was married to Lulu B Thompson, 22, of Consecon, born in Consecon to Joseph Thompson and Sarah Beck on 14 Oct 1914 at the Village of Consecon, County of Prince Edward, by Cecil M. Wilhelm.2 
Memo*30 October 1964 She and Carleton Henry Maybee with Douglas Carleton Maybee, Hazel Aileen Maybee, Gordon Ross Maybee and Lloyd David Maybee County Natives Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
"Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. Maybee, a well-known couple in the community of Sydenham, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the recent holiday week-end. They were married October 14, 1914.
During the afternoon and evening of October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Maybee were at home to many friends and relatives in the Sunday school hall of Grace United Church. Over 250 guests called to congratulate them.
On Thanksgiving Day, the entire Maybee family of 26 members enjoyed a dinner in the town hall served by members of the Women's Institute of which Mrs. Maybee is currently president.
She was honored on the anniversary occasion by fellow members with a life membership pin and certificate.
Both celebrations had been arranged by the couple's four sons and one daughter who also gave their father a gold fountain pen and their mother a gold pin.
Focal point of the at home reception was the tea table centered with golden roses and lighted by tall gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Hall of Toronto, Mrs. Myles Spafford, Sydenham, Mrs. Lewis Yott and Mrs. Harold Walters, both of Picton and sisters of Mrs. Maybee.
In the evening those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. L. Cranston of Prescott, Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. J. McCallum and Miss E. Truscott, all of Sydenham. The Maybee's daughter, Mrs. Douglas Parks and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Maybee, Mrs. Douglas Maybee, Mrs. Lloyd Maybee, and Mrs. Keith Maybee were assisted in serving by a granddaughter and several nieces.
Out of town guests attending the at home were from Toronto, Ottawa; North Bay, Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia; Syracuse and Lachine, Quebec; Prescott, Trenton, Wellington, Consecon, Bloomfield, Picton, Kingston, Sunbury, Harrowsmith and Verona.
Rev. H. M. Servage of Kingston, a longtime friend of the family was among those present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Maybee received greetings from as far away as Saskatchewan, Toronto and England. The church's present pastor, Rev. M. D. Steinberg extended his blessing to the couple on the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maybee also received best wishes from Prime Minister, Lester B. Pearson, Premier John Robarts, Hon. E. J. Benson, minister of national revenue, Hon. J. R. Simmonett, minister of energy resources and M.L.A. for Frontenac-Addington. An inscribed scroll commemorating their anniversary was received from the provincial secretary, Hon. John Yaremko.
The three-tiered wedding cake, which was served in the celebration, was the gift of the members of the church choir in which Mr. Maybee has sung for 42 years. He has been its leader in latter years. The cake was baked by another choir member, Roy Warren. Gifts and floral bouquets were received from the congregation of the church, Albion Masonic Lodge, Loughboro Chapter of the Eastern Star, the Bridge Club and from many private individuals.
At the family party, Mr. Maybee serenaded his bride of 50 years by singing "I Love You Truly."

Mrs. Maybee is the former Lulu B. Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Maybee is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Maybee. He was born at Denbigh but moved to Consecon with his parents at an early age.
In addition to his work with Grace United Church choir, Mr. Maybee has served as an elder of the church and is a member of Albion Masonic Lodge and Loughboro Chapter, O.E.S.
Mrs. Maybee is a past president of the former Women's Association of the United Church and is a life member of the United Church Women. She is a past worthy matron and past district deputy grand matron of O.E.S.
Members of their family are Gordon, Truro, N.S; Mrs. Douglas Parks (Hazel), Toronto; Douglas and Lloyd, both of Sydenham and Keith of Toronto. The couple has 14 grandchildren.

SISTER DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Florence Kienitz, Saskatoon, Mr. Maybees only sister, was packed to leave in the morning. She was found dead in bed by her family.
Mrs. Charles Spafford, sister of Mrs. Maybee, was unable to attend as she was visiting her family in British Columbia." on 30 October 1964 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.3 

Family

Carleton Henry Maybee b. 11 Apr 1891, d. 21 Apr 1975
Children

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907.
  3. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.

Gordon Ross Maybee

M, #2387, b. 4 September 1915, d. 9 February 2009
Father*Carleton Henry Maybee1 b. 11 Apr 1891, d. 21 Apr 1975
Mother*Lulu Belle Thompson1 b. 29 Dec 1892
Birth*4 September 1915 Gordon Ross Maybee was born on 4 September 1915 at Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.1,2 
Marriage*27 June 1942 He married Phylis May Westbury on 27 June 1942 at United Church, Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, Canada.1 
MilService*15 May 1945  On 15 May 1945 at Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, Canada, Gordon Ross Maybee was in the military, Wounded Remaining on Duty - Royal Canadian Artillery - Maybee, Gordon Ross, Lieut. stationed from Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia.3 
Residence*1964 He and Phylis May Westbury lived in 1964 at 16 Victoria Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada.4 
(Witness) Memo30 October 1964 Gordon Ross Maybee witnessed Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson County Natives Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
"Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. Maybee, a well-known couple in the community of Sydenham, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the recent holiday week-end. They were married October 14, 1914.
During the afternoon and evening of October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Maybee were at home to many friends and relatives in the Sunday school hall of Grace United Church. Over 250 guests called to congratulate them.
On Thanksgiving Day, the entire Maybee family of 26 members enjoyed a dinner in the town hall served by members of the Women's Institute of which Mrs. Maybee is currently president.
She was honored on the anniversary occasion by fellow members with a life membership pin and certificate.
Both celebrations had been arranged by the couple's four sons and one daughter who also gave their father a gold fountain pen and their mother a gold pin.
Focal point of the at home reception was the tea table centered with golden roses and lighted by tall gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Hall of Toronto, Mrs. Myles Spafford, Sydenham, Mrs. Lewis Yott and Mrs. Harold Walters, both of Picton and sisters of Mrs. Maybee.
In the evening those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. L. Cranston of Prescott, Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. J. McCallum and Miss E. Truscott, all of Sydenham. The Maybee's daughter, Mrs. Douglas Parks and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Maybee, Mrs. Douglas Maybee, Mrs. Lloyd Maybee, and Mrs. Keith Maybee were assisted in serving by a granddaughter and several nieces.
Out of town guests attending the at home were from Toronto, Ottawa; North Bay, Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia; Syracuse and Lachine, Quebec; Prescott, Trenton, Wellington, Consecon, Bloomfield, Picton, Kingston, Sunbury, Harrowsmith and Verona.
Rev. H. M. Servage of Kingston, a longtime friend of the family was among those present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Maybee received greetings from as far away as Saskatchewan, Toronto and England. The church's present pastor, Rev. M. D. Steinberg extended his blessing to the couple on the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maybee also received best wishes from Prime Minister, Lester B. Pearson, Premier John Robarts, Hon. E. J. Benson, minister of national revenue, Hon. J. R. Simmonett, minister of energy resources and M.L.A. for Frontenac-Addington. An inscribed scroll commemorating their anniversary was received from the provincial secretary, Hon. John Yaremko.
The three-tiered wedding cake, which was served in the celebration, was the gift of the members of the church choir in which Mr. Maybee has sung for 42 years. He has been its leader in latter years. The cake was baked by another choir member, Roy Warren. Gifts and floral bouquets were received from the congregation of the church, Albion Masonic Lodge, Loughboro Chapter of the Eastern Star, the Bridge Club and from many private individuals.
At the family party, Mr. Maybee serenaded his bride of 50 years by singing "I Love You Truly."

Mrs. Maybee is the former Lulu B. Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Maybee is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Maybee. He was born at Denbigh but moved to Consecon with his parents at an early age.
In addition to his work with Grace United Church choir, Mr. Maybee has served as an elder of the church and is a member of Albion Masonic Lodge and Loughboro Chapter, O.E.S.
Mrs. Maybee is a past president of the former Women's Association of the United Church and is a life member of the United Church Women. She is a past worthy matron and past district deputy grand matron of O.E.S.
Members of their family are Gordon, Truro, N.S; Mrs. Douglas Parks (Hazel), Toronto; Douglas and Lloyd, both of Sydenham and Keith of Toronto. The couple has 14 grandchildren.

SISTER DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Florence Kienitz, Saskatoon, Mr. Maybees only sister, was packed to leave in the morning. She was found dead in bed by her family.
Mrs. Charles Spafford, sister of Mrs. Maybee, was unable to attend as she was visiting her family in British Columbia." on 30 October 1964 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.5 
Death*9 February 2009 Gordon Ross Maybee died on 9 February 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 93.2 
oObit*31 December 2009  On 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, the obituary of Gordon Ross Maybee read: Gordon R. Maybee, 1915-2009. Lulu Belle (Thompson) and Carleton H. Maybee have opened their arms to welcome their eldest son, Gordon to their eternal home upon completion of his 93 year-long earthly tour of duty. Gordon was a fully active resident of the Veteran's Memorial Building in Halifax until four days before his passing there on February 9, 2009. Gordon was a man who strove to achieve a lifetime balance in his commitment to his family, his country, his faith and his community. Born in Perth, Ont., on September 4, 1915, Gordon graduated from Sydenham High School and worked for a time with the T. Eaton Company in Toronto. Always up for adventure, he and Cousin Joe worked their way to Europe on a cattle boat, bought bicycles and explored in times of innocence. When war broke out in Europe the year after, he rushed to enlist in the Canadian Army, and crossed the Atlantic once again as a proud member of the Irish Regiment of Canada. Rising to the rank of Captain, Gordon led his men on tours of duty from the mountains of Italy to the final liberation of Holland in May of 1945. A training session at Camp Debert gave Gordon the opportunity to meet a young volunteer ambulance-driving, piano-playing teacher from Shubenacadie named Phyllis Westbury, whom he married on June 27, 1942, and who senses his loss today at Northwood Center, Halifax, after 66 years of marriage. At the Second World War's end, Gordon persevered through several years as a mature student, with Phyllis and young daughter Janet at his side, eventually graduating from the University of New Brunswick in 1950 with a Bachelor of Science in Forestry. He then commenced a career with the Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Forests and eventually retired as Director of Operations in 1976. He will be remembered for his groundbreaking work in Crown Lands management, the development of sound silviculture practices, encouraging woodlot owners to grow Christmas trees as a cash crop and the development of much of the early Provincial Park infrastructure. Moving with Phyllis to their retirement home on Hardwood Hill in Lower Debert, Gordon continued his involvement with his love of the forest as Education Officer with the Nova Scotia Forestry Association, speaking in schools, organizing poster contests and giving guided tours on the nature trail he created on his property. Gordon was still in command on Hardwood Hill until well after his 90th birthday. Phyllis and he were blessed with many years of healthy retirement, both in Nova Scotia and in Lakeland, Fla. Together, they fulfilled many dreams as they were able to travel extensively, from cruising the Rideau Canal to motoring through the Scottish Highlands. Perhaps the high point of their travels came in 1985 when they were invited to participate in the 40th anniversary celebrations commemorating the Liberation of Holland. In 1991 Gordon represented his Regiment at commemorative ceremonies in Ortona, Italy. Gordon always found time to give back to his church and his community. A lifelong adherent of the United Church of Canada, he held many positions on executive boards, acted as a teacher and superintendent of Sunday School, and devoted many years as registrar for the annual Berwick United Church Camp. He was very active in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of Canada, both as a leader in the cub and scout programs, and as a participant on District and Provincial Councils, a long-time involvement that earned him Scouting's prestigious Medal of Merit. He was instrumental in the establishment of the Debert Military Museum, and served as a volunteer guide for many years. Gordon was a member of the Great Village Legion as well as the DGM men's club; believing in the vital importance of the Legion's legacy, he coached teams of young students to championships in the Call to Remembrance program. Even in his adopted winter home in Lakeland, Gordon volunteered his "baby cuddling" talents at the local Children's Hospital. Gordon still found time for his recreational passions of sailing, golfing and fly-casting from his trusty canoe on quiet mornings. Always an innovator, Gordon established the first commercially viable low-bush blueberry growers cooperative in Colchester County in the late 1950's. In addition to life partner Phyllis, Gordon is survived by daughter, Janet, Sheet Harbour; son, Ross (Donna), Halifax; grandchildren, Tracy, Ottawa; Tracie, Kentville; Gordon, Graeme, Halifax; Ellen, Lower Debert and great-grandson, Carleton, Kentville; sister, Hazel and brothers, Doug, Truro; Lloyd and Keith, Ontario, numerous nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place under the care of Colchester Community Funeral Home, Truro. By Gordon's request, there will be no visitation or memorial service. A graveside service in Glenholme will be arranged some sunny spring day. Gordon would like to have any donations in his memory directed to continue the work of the Debert Military Museum or the Bass River Veteran's Memorial Garden. He and his family owe sincere gratitude to the staff at VMB (V6E) for their loving care and kindness.2 

Family

Phylis May Westbury b. 1 Dec 1914, d. 9 Oct 2009

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, NS, Can, 31 Dec 2009.
  3. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from Toronto Star Tues May 15 1945 pg. 14.
  4. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from article on parents anniversary in the Picton Gazette.
  5. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.

Hazel Aileen Maybee

F, #2388, b. 25 October 1917, d. 13 October 2010
Father*Carleton Henry Maybee1 b. 11 Apr 1891, d. 21 Apr 1975
Mother*Lulu Belle Thompson1 b. 29 Dec 1892
Married Name Her married name was Parks. 
Birth*25 October 1917 Hazel Aileen Maybee was born on 25 October 1917 at Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada.1 
Marriage*15 June 1942 She married Douglas Lyle Parks on 15 June 1942 at Saint Andrew's Kirk, Saint John City, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada.2 
Residence*1964 Hazel Aileen Maybee and Douglas Lyle Parks lived in 1964 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.3 
(Witness) Memo30 October 1964 Hazel Aileen Maybee witnessed Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson County Natives Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
"Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. Maybee, a well-known couple in the community of Sydenham, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the recent holiday week-end. They were married October 14, 1914.
During the afternoon and evening of October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Maybee were at home to many friends and relatives in the Sunday school hall of Grace United Church. Over 250 guests called to congratulate them.
On Thanksgiving Day, the entire Maybee family of 26 members enjoyed a dinner in the town hall served by members of the Women's Institute of which Mrs. Maybee is currently president.
She was honored on the anniversary occasion by fellow members with a life membership pin and certificate.
Both celebrations had been arranged by the couple's four sons and one daughter who also gave their father a gold fountain pen and their mother a gold pin.
Focal point of the at home reception was the tea table centered with golden roses and lighted by tall gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Hall of Toronto, Mrs. Myles Spafford, Sydenham, Mrs. Lewis Yott and Mrs. Harold Walters, both of Picton and sisters of Mrs. Maybee.
In the evening those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. L. Cranston of Prescott, Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. J. McCallum and Miss E. Truscott, all of Sydenham. The Maybee's daughter, Mrs. Douglas Parks and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Maybee, Mrs. Douglas Maybee, Mrs. Lloyd Maybee, and Mrs. Keith Maybee were assisted in serving by a granddaughter and several nieces.
Out of town guests attending the at home were from Toronto, Ottawa; North Bay, Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia; Syracuse and Lachine, Quebec; Prescott, Trenton, Wellington, Consecon, Bloomfield, Picton, Kingston, Sunbury, Harrowsmith and Verona.
Rev. H. M. Servage of Kingston, a longtime friend of the family was among those present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Maybee received greetings from as far away as Saskatchewan, Toronto and England. The church's present pastor, Rev. M. D. Steinberg extended his blessing to the couple on the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maybee also received best wishes from Prime Minister, Lester B. Pearson, Premier John Robarts, Hon. E. J. Benson, minister of national revenue, Hon. J. R. Simmonett, minister of energy resources and M.L.A. for Frontenac-Addington. An inscribed scroll commemorating their anniversary was received from the provincial secretary, Hon. John Yaremko.
The three-tiered wedding cake, which was served in the celebration, was the gift of the members of the church choir in which Mr. Maybee has sung for 42 years. He has been its leader in latter years. The cake was baked by another choir member, Roy Warren. Gifts and floral bouquets were received from the congregation of the church, Albion Masonic Lodge, Loughboro Chapter of the Eastern Star, the Bridge Club and from many private individuals.
At the family party, Mr. Maybee serenaded his bride of 50 years by singing "I Love You Truly."

Mrs. Maybee is the former Lulu B. Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Maybee is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Maybee. He was born at Denbigh but moved to Consecon with his parents at an early age.
In addition to his work with Grace United Church choir, Mr. Maybee has served as an elder of the church and is a member of Albion Masonic Lodge and Loughboro Chapter, O.E.S.
Mrs. Maybee is a past president of the former Women's Association of the United Church and is a life member of the United Church Women. She is a past worthy matron and past district deputy grand matron of O.E.S.
Members of their family are Gordon, Truro, N.S; Mrs. Douglas Parks (Hazel), Toronto; Douglas and Lloyd, both of Sydenham and Keith of Toronto. The couple has 14 grandchildren.

SISTER DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Florence Kienitz, Saskatoon, Mr. Maybees only sister, was packed to leave in the morning. She was found dead in bed by her family.
Mrs. Charles Spafford, sister of Mrs. Maybee, was unable to attend as she was visiting her family in British Columbia." on 30 October 1964 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.4 
Residencebetween 1965 and 1968 Hazel Aileen Maybee and Douglas Lyle Parks lived between 1965 and 1968 at 6215 Regina Terrace, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.5 
(Witness) oObit31 December 2009 Hazel Aileen Maybee was mentioned in the obituary of Gordon Ross Maybee on 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Gordon R. Maybee, 1915-2009. Lulu Belle (Thompson) and Carleton H. Maybee have opened their arms to welcome their eldest son, Gordon to their eternal home upon completion of his 93 year-long earthly tour of duty. Gordon was a fully active resident of the Veteran's Memorial Building in Halifax until four days before his passing there on February 9, 2009. Gordon was a man who strove to achieve a lifetime balance in his commitment to his family, his country, his faith and his community. Born in Perth, Ont., on September 4, 1915, Gordon graduated from Sydenham High School and worked for a time with the T. Eaton Company in Toronto. Always up for adventure, he and Cousin Joe worked their way to Europe on a cattle boat, bought bicycles and explored in times of innocence. When war broke out in Europe the year after, he rushed to enlist in the Canadian Army, and crossed the Atlantic once again as a proud member of the Irish Regiment of Canada. Rising to the rank of Captain, Gordon led his men on tours of duty from the mountains of Italy to the final liberation of Holland in May of 1945. A training session at Camp Debert gave Gordon the opportunity to meet a young volunteer ambulance-driving, piano-playing teacher from Shubenacadie named Phyllis Westbury, whom he married on June 27, 1942, and who senses his loss today at Northwood Center, Halifax, after 66 years of marriage. At the Second World War's end, Gordon persevered through several years as a mature student, with Phyllis and young daughter Janet at his side, eventually graduating from the University of New Brunswick in 1950 with a Bachelor of Science in Forestry. He then commenced a career with the Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Forests and eventually retired as Director of Operations in 1976. He will be remembered for his groundbreaking work in Crown Lands management, the development of sound silviculture practices, encouraging woodlot owners to grow Christmas trees as a cash crop and the development of much of the early Provincial Park infrastructure. Moving with Phyllis to their retirement home on Hardwood Hill in Lower Debert, Gordon continued his involvement with his love of the forest as Education Officer with the Nova Scotia Forestry Association, speaking in schools, organizing poster contests and giving guided tours on the nature trail he created on his property. Gordon was still in command on Hardwood Hill until well after his 90th birthday. Phyllis and he were blessed with many years of healthy retirement, both in Nova Scotia and in Lakeland, Fla. Together, they fulfilled many dreams as they were able to travel extensively, from cruising the Rideau Canal to motoring through the Scottish Highlands. Perhaps the high point of their travels came in 1985 when they were invited to participate in the 40th anniversary celebrations commemorating the Liberation of Holland. In 1991 Gordon represented his Regiment at commemorative ceremonies in Ortona, Italy. Gordon always found time to give back to his church and his community. A lifelong adherent of the United Church of Canada, he held many positions on executive boards, acted as a teacher and superintendent of Sunday School, and devoted many years as registrar for the annual Berwick United Church Camp. He was very active in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of Canada, both as a leader in the cub and scout programs, and as a participant on District and Provincial Councils, a long-time involvement that earned him Scouting's prestigious Medal of Merit. He was instrumental in the establishment of the Debert Military Museum, and served as a volunteer guide for many years. Gordon was a member of the Great Village Legion as well as the DGM men's club; believing in the vital importance of the Legion's legacy, he coached teams of young students to championships in the Call to Remembrance program. Even in his adopted winter home in Lakeland, Gordon volunteered his "baby cuddling" talents at the local Children's Hospital. Gordon still found time for his recreational passions of sailing, golfing and fly-casting from his trusty canoe on quiet mornings. Always an innovator, Gordon established the first commercially viable low-bush blueberry growers cooperative in Colchester County in the late 1950's. In addition to life partner Phyllis, Gordon is survived by daughter, Janet, Sheet Harbour; son, Ross (Donna), Halifax; grandchildren, Tracy, Ottawa; Tracie, Kentville; Gordon, Graeme, Halifax; Ellen, Lower Debert and great-grandson, Carleton, Kentville; sister, Hazel and brothers, Doug, Truro; Lloyd and Keith, Ontario, numerous nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place under the care of Colchester Community Funeral Home, Truro. By Gordon's request, there will be no visitation or memorial service. A graveside service in Glenholme will be arranged some sunny spring day. Gordon would like to have any donations in his memory directed to continue the work of the Debert Military Museum or the Bass River Veteran's Memorial Garden. He and his family owe sincere gratitude to the staff at VMB (V6E) for their loving care and kindness.6 
(Witness) oObit31 December 2009 Hazel Aileen Maybee was mentioned in the obituary of Phylis May Westbury on 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Early on the morning of October 9 at Northwood Center, Phyllis Mae (Westbury) Maybee left us to catch up with her good soldier, Gordon Maybee, who went on ahead last February and promised to meet her at the station. Daughter of Arthur William Westbury and Ellen W Maclean, Phyllis was born December 1, 1914 in Truro. Class valedictorian at the Normal School, her first teaching post was in West Dover, where the salary was $300 for the year. She transferred back to Bible Hill just as World War II was beginning. Phyllis learned to drive ambulances and offered her piano skills at the Red Cross dances. There she met her Irish Regiment officer from Ontario, station briefly at Camp Debert. They were married June 27, 1942 and soon he was overseas. At the war's end, they went to Fredericton where Phyllis ran a small grocery store to help Gordon earn his Forestry degree at UNB. Back in Nova Scotia with two children, she returned to teaching and inspiring students of all ages for 35 years, not only in the school system. As a volunteer she helped new Dutch immigrants learn English, and worked with special needs children during their post-retirement days in Florida. Her innovative work as a professor of mathematics at the Nova Scotia Teachers College helped improve math methods all over the province. When Gordon's work shifted to Halifax in the mid 1960's, Phyllis took on another challenge, teaching primary at the School for the Blind. The overarching theme of Phyllis Maybee's life was one of respect and concert for the earth and all it's people. From early years as a Young People's leader, she was always involved with church activities: CGIT, Sunday School, UCW, Bible study, Berwick amp. A prolific script and letter-writer, she was involved in many social justice campaigns and was quick to let politicians know if they fell below standards of fairness and truth. She always served with the Consumers Association of Canada.
A painter, gardener, creative seamstress, baker of cookies for new neighbours or shut-ins or eager ones, birdwatcher, lover of nature (even snakes!), Phyllis showed her children and her many pupils loving ways to honour the environment and each other. Phyllis is survived by daughter, Janet (Sheet Harbour Passage); son, Ross and his wife, Donna (Halifax); five grandchildren; a great-grandson; brother-in-law, Douglas Maybee (Elizabeth); and sister-in-law, Hazel Parks (Truro); brothers-in-law, Lloyd and Keith Maybee in Ontario. Family and friends are invited to gather for a memorial at Erskine United Church, Glenholme on Friday, October 16 at 11 a.m., followed by reception and nourishment in the hall. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Colchester Community Funeral home; there is no visitation by Phyllis's request. Though she loved flowers, she would be perturbed if anyone spent money on them instead of perhaps giving a donation to Erskine United, to Berwick Camp, to Amnesty International or any good works ongoing to raise the spirit. Her spirits and those of her grateful family, have been raised and sustained by the generous care given to her on 8 Centre. All the staff deserve our deep thanks and praise; in particular, the support of Nurse Practitioner Cathy Misener, Dr. Cathryne Meehan, Kathy Baker (LPN and the hospice team has been invaluable. Blessings!7 
Death*13 October 2010 Hazel Aileen Maybee died on 13 October 2010 at Williams Country Homes, Hilden, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 92.8 
oObit*  The obituary of Hazel Aileen Maybee read: Hazel Aileen Parks, 92, Truro, passed away peacefully October 13, 2010 in Williams Country Homes, Hilden.
Born in Belleville, ON, she was a daughter of the late Carleton and Lulu (Thompson) Maybee. Hazel was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She was mother of five boys, the first, born in Paradise, NS with four more to follow in Ontario.
She was a tireless volunteer worker as a member of The United Church. A lifetime of friendships began in Kemptville, Ont. With five boys the house was full of friends, cousins and drop-ins who were always treated with equal love and affection. It might have been her awesome cooking skills or unbelievable calm temperament in every situation that endeared her to all who knew her.
She and Doug retired to Picton, ON where she tended beautiful rock gardens. They spent many years enjoying good friends and family in Lakeland Florida. Hazel had an artist's eye and an artist's touch in all she did. Not big on sports, she enjoyed bridge and Scrabble as well as maintaining to the end her title as reigning family cribbage champ. But more than that, her quiet way of making others feel loved and accepted put her in the realm of Saints.
She will be missed and treasured always. She is survived by sons, David (Anna), Halifax; Ron (Carlene), Bear River; John (Mary) Whitby, ON; Bill, Upper Stewiacke; Alan, Halifax; brothers, Douglas (Elizabeth) Truro, Lloyd, Kingston, ON, Keith (Gerry), Bancroft, ON; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers-in-law, Ross Parks, Gordon Parks, Glen McConkey; many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband of 49 years, Douglas; brother, Gordon; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Maybee, Jean Anne McConkey, Rita Parks, Eleanor Parks, Joan Maybee; great-grandson, Abdur Raheem Parks.
No visitation by request of the family. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, October 19 at 2 p.m. in Colchester Community Funeral Home, 512 Willow St., Truro with Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officiating. Interment at a later date in Wellington, ON.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of choice. A special thank you to the staff at Parkland Estates and to those at Williams Country Homes with a special note of thanks to Dr. Sarbjit Singh.8 

Family

Douglas Lyle Parks b. 21 Mar 1918

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S454] New Brunswick Archive, online http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/GovRecs/VISSE/?culture=en-CA, New Brunswick Marriages.
  3. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from article on parents anniversary in the Picton Gazette.
  4. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.
  5. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980.
  6. [S1] Ancestry.com, Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, NS, Can, 31 Dec 2009.
  7. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada Obituary Collection,      Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 31 Dec 2009.
  8. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from obit.

Lloyd David Maybee

M, #2389, b. 27 November 1925, d. 5 January 2011
Father*Carleton Henry Maybee1 b. 11 Apr 1891, d. 21 Apr 1975
Mother*Lulu Belle Thompson1 b. 29 Dec 1892
Birth*27 November 1925 Lloyd David Maybee was born on 27 November 1925 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.1,2 
Marriage*5 October 1955 or 8 October 1955 He married Joan Ida Reeve on 5 October 1955 or 8 October 1955 at Runnymede United Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.1 
Residence*1964 Lloyd David Maybee and Joan Ida Reeve lived in 1964 at Sydenham, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada.3 
(Witness) Memo30 October 1964 Lloyd David Maybee witnessed Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson County Natives Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
"Mr. and Mrs. Carleton H. Maybee, a well-known couple in the community of Sydenham, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the recent holiday week-end. They were married October 14, 1914.
During the afternoon and evening of October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Maybee were at home to many friends and relatives in the Sunday school hall of Grace United Church. Over 250 guests called to congratulate them.
On Thanksgiving Day, the entire Maybee family of 26 members enjoyed a dinner in the town hall served by members of the Women's Institute of which Mrs. Maybee is currently president.
She was honored on the anniversary occasion by fellow members with a life membership pin and certificate.
Both celebrations had been arranged by the couple's four sons and one daughter who also gave their father a gold fountain pen and their mother a gold pin.
Focal point of the at home reception was the tea table centered with golden roses and lighted by tall gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Hall of Toronto, Mrs. Myles Spafford, Sydenham, Mrs. Lewis Yott and Mrs. Harold Walters, both of Picton and sisters of Mrs. Maybee.
In the evening those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. L. Cranston of Prescott, Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. J. McCallum and Miss E. Truscott, all of Sydenham. The Maybee's daughter, Mrs. Douglas Parks and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Maybee, Mrs. Douglas Maybee, Mrs. Lloyd Maybee, and Mrs. Keith Maybee were assisted in serving by a granddaughter and several nieces.
Out of town guests attending the at home were from Toronto, Ottawa; North Bay, Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia; Syracuse and Lachine, Quebec; Prescott, Trenton, Wellington, Consecon, Bloomfield, Picton, Kingston, Sunbury, Harrowsmith and Verona.
Rev. H. M. Servage of Kingston, a longtime friend of the family was among those present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Maybee received greetings from as far away as Saskatchewan, Toronto and England. The church's present pastor, Rev. M. D. Steinberg extended his blessing to the couple on the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Maybee also received best wishes from Prime Minister, Lester B. Pearson, Premier John Robarts, Hon. E. J. Benson, minister of national revenue, Hon. J. R. Simmonett, minister of energy resources and M.L.A. for Frontenac-Addington. An inscribed scroll commemorating their anniversary was received from the provincial secretary, Hon. John Yaremko.
The three-tiered wedding cake, which was served in the celebration, was the gift of the members of the church choir in which Mr. Maybee has sung for 42 years. He has been its leader in latter years. The cake was baked by another choir member, Roy Warren. Gifts and floral bouquets were received from the congregation of the church, Albion Masonic Lodge, Loughboro Chapter of the Eastern Star, the Bridge Club and from many private individuals.
At the family party, Mr. Maybee serenaded his bride of 50 years by singing "I Love You Truly."

Mrs. Maybee is the former Lulu B. Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Maybee is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Maybee. He was born at Denbigh but moved to Consecon with his parents at an early age.
In addition to his work with Grace United Church choir, Mr. Maybee has served as an elder of the church and is a member of Albion Masonic Lodge and Loughboro Chapter, O.E.S.
Mrs. Maybee is a past president of the former Women's Association of the United Church and is a life member of the United Church Women. She is a past worthy matron and past district deputy grand matron of O.E.S.
Members of their family are Gordon, Truro, N.S; Mrs. Douglas Parks (Hazel), Toronto; Douglas and Lloyd, both of Sydenham and Keith of Toronto. The couple has 14 grandchildren.

SISTER DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Florence Kienitz, Saskatoon, Mr. Maybees only sister, was packed to leave in the morning. She was found dead in bed by her family.
Mrs. Charles Spafford, sister of Mrs. Maybee, was unable to attend as she was visiting her family in British Columbia." on 30 October 1964 at Sydenham, Ontario, Canada.4 
(Witness) oObit31 December 2009 Lloyd David Maybee was mentioned in the obituary of Gordon Ross Maybee on 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Gordon R. Maybee, 1915-2009. Lulu Belle (Thompson) and Carleton H. Maybee have opened their arms to welcome their eldest son, Gordon to their eternal home upon completion of his 93 year-long earthly tour of duty. Gordon was a fully active resident of the Veteran's Memorial Building in Halifax until four days before his passing there on February 9, 2009. Gordon was a man who strove to achieve a lifetime balance in his commitment to his family, his country, his faith and his community. Born in Perth, Ont., on September 4, 1915, Gordon graduated from Sydenham High School and worked for a time with the T. Eaton Company in Toronto. Always up for adventure, he and Cousin Joe worked their way to Europe on a cattle boat, bought bicycles and explored in times of innocence. When war broke out in Europe the year after, he rushed to enlist in the Canadian Army, and crossed the Atlantic once again as a proud member of the Irish Regiment of Canada. Rising to the rank of Captain, Gordon led his men on tours of duty from the mountains of Italy to the final liberation of Holland in May of 1945. A training session at Camp Debert gave Gordon the opportunity to meet a young volunteer ambulance-driving, piano-playing teacher from Shubenacadie named Phyllis Westbury, whom he married on June 27, 1942, and who senses his loss today at Northwood Center, Halifax, after 66 years of marriage. At the Second World War's end, Gordon persevered through several years as a mature student, with Phyllis and young daughter Janet at his side, eventually graduating from the University of New Brunswick in 1950 with a Bachelor of Science in Forestry. He then commenced a career with the Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Forests and eventually retired as Director of Operations in 1976. He will be remembered for his groundbreaking work in Crown Lands management, the development of sound silviculture practices, encouraging woodlot owners to grow Christmas trees as a cash crop and the development of much of the early Provincial Park infrastructure. Moving with Phyllis to their retirement home on Hardwood Hill in Lower Debert, Gordon continued his involvement with his love of the forest as Education Officer with the Nova Scotia Forestry Association, speaking in schools, organizing poster contests and giving guided tours on the nature trail he created on his property. Gordon was still in command on Hardwood Hill until well after his 90th birthday. Phyllis and he were blessed with many years of healthy retirement, both in Nova Scotia and in Lakeland, Fla. Together, they fulfilled many dreams as they were able to travel extensively, from cruising the Rideau Canal to motoring through the Scottish Highlands. Perhaps the high point of their travels came in 1985 when they were invited to participate in the 40th anniversary celebrations commemorating the Liberation of Holland. In 1991 Gordon represented his Regiment at commemorative ceremonies in Ortona, Italy. Gordon always found time to give back to his church and his community. A lifelong adherent of the United Church of Canada, he held many positions on executive boards, acted as a teacher and superintendent of Sunday School, and devoted many years as registrar for the annual Berwick United Church Camp. He was very active in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of Canada, both as a leader in the cub and scout programs, and as a participant on District and Provincial Councils, a long-time involvement that earned him Scouting's prestigious Medal of Merit. He was instrumental in the establishment of the Debert Military Museum, and served as a volunteer guide for many years. Gordon was a member of the Great Village Legion as well as the DGM men's club; believing in the vital importance of the Legion's legacy, he coached teams of young students to championships in the Call to Remembrance program. Even in his adopted winter home in Lakeland, Gordon volunteered his "baby cuddling" talents at the local Children's Hospital. Gordon still found time for his recreational passions of sailing, golfing and fly-casting from his trusty canoe on quiet mornings. Always an innovator, Gordon established the first commercially viable low-bush blueberry growers cooperative in Colchester County in the late 1950's. In addition to life partner Phyllis, Gordon is survived by daughter, Janet, Sheet Harbour; son, Ross (Donna), Halifax; grandchildren, Tracy, Ottawa; Tracie, Kentville; Gordon, Graeme, Halifax; Ellen, Lower Debert and great-grandson, Carleton, Kentville; sister, Hazel and brothers, Doug, Truro; Lloyd and Keith, Ontario, numerous nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place under the care of Colchester Community Funeral Home, Truro. By Gordon's request, there will be no visitation or memorial service. A graveside service in Glenholme will be arranged some sunny spring day. Gordon would like to have any donations in his memory directed to continue the work of the Debert Military Museum or the Bass River Veteran's Memorial Garden. He and his family owe sincere gratitude to the staff at VMB (V6E) for their loving care and kindness.5 
(Witness) oObit31 December 2009 Lloyd David Maybee was mentioned in the obituary of Phylis May Westbury on 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Early on the morning of October 9 at Northwood Center, Phyllis Mae (Westbury) Maybee left us to catch up with her good soldier, Gordon Maybee, who went on ahead last February and promised to meet her at the station. Daughter of Arthur William Westbury and Ellen W Maclean, Phyllis was born December 1, 1914 in Truro. Class valedictorian at the Normal School, her first teaching post was in West Dover, where the salary was $300 for the year. She transferred back to Bible Hill just as World War II was beginning. Phyllis learned to drive ambulances and offered her piano skills at the Red Cross dances. There she met her Irish Regiment officer from Ontario, station briefly at Camp Debert. They were married June 27, 1942 and soon he was overseas. At the war's end, they went to Fredericton where Phyllis ran a small grocery store to help Gordon earn his Forestry degree at UNB. Back in Nova Scotia with two children, she returned to teaching and inspiring students of all ages for 35 years, not only in the school system. As a volunteer she helped new Dutch immigrants learn English, and worked with special needs children during their post-retirement days in Florida. Her innovative work as a professor of mathematics at the Nova Scotia Teachers College helped improve math methods all over the province. When Gordon's work shifted to Halifax in the mid 1960's, Phyllis took on another challenge, teaching primary at the School for the Blind. The overarching theme of Phyllis Maybee's life was one of respect and concert for the earth and all it's people. From early years as a Young People's leader, she was always involved with church activities: CGIT, Sunday School, UCW, Bible study, Berwick amp. A prolific script and letter-writer, she was involved in many social justice campaigns and was quick to let politicians know if they fell below standards of fairness and truth. She always served with the Consumers Association of Canada.
A painter, gardener, creative seamstress, baker of cookies for new neighbours or shut-ins or eager ones, birdwatcher, lover of nature (even snakes!), Phyllis showed her children and her many pupils loving ways to honour the environment and each other. Phyllis is survived by daughter, Janet (Sheet Harbour Passage); son, Ross and his wife, Donna (Halifax); five grandchildren; a great-grandson; brother-in-law, Douglas Maybee (Elizabeth); and sister-in-law, Hazel Parks (Truro); brothers-in-law, Lloyd and Keith Maybee in Ontario. Family and friends are invited to gather for a memorial at Erskine United Church, Glenholme on Friday, October 16 at 11 a.m., followed by reception and nourishment in the hall. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Colchester Community Funeral home; there is no visitation by Phyllis's request. Though she loved flowers, she would be perturbed if anyone spent money on them instead of perhaps giving a donation to Erskine United, to Berwick Camp, to Amnesty International or any good works ongoing to raise the spirit. Her spirits and those of her grateful family, have been raised and sustained by the generous care given to her on 8 Centre. All the staff deserve our deep thanks and praise; in particular, the support of Nurse Practitioner Cathy Misener, Dr. Cathryne Meehan, Kathy Baker (LPN and the hospice team has been invaluable. Blessings!6 
(Witness) oObit Lloyd David Maybee was mentioned in the obituary of Hazel Aileen Maybee; Hazel Aileen Parks, 92, Truro, passed away peacefully October 13, 2010 in Williams Country Homes, Hilden.
Born in Belleville, ON, she was a daughter of the late Carleton and Lulu (Thompson) Maybee. Hazel was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She was mother of five boys, the first, born in Paradise, NS with four more to follow in Ontario.
She was a tireless volunteer worker as a member of The United Church. A lifetime of friendships began in Kemptville, Ont. With five boys the house was full of friends, cousins and drop-ins who were always treated with equal love and affection. It might have been her awesome cooking skills or unbelievable calm temperament in every situation that endeared her to all who knew her.
She and Doug retired to Picton, ON where she tended beautiful rock gardens. They spent many years enjoying good friends and family in Lakeland Florida. Hazel had an artist's eye and an artist's touch in all she did. Not big on sports, she enjoyed bridge and Scrabble as well as maintaining to the end her title as reigning family cribbage champ. But more than that, her quiet way of making others feel loved and accepted put her in the realm of Saints.
She will be missed and treasured always. She is survived by sons, David (Anna), Halifax; Ron (Carlene), Bear River; John (Mary) Whitby, ON; Bill, Upper Stewiacke; Alan, Halifax; brothers, Douglas (Elizabeth) Truro, Lloyd, Kingston, ON, Keith (Gerry), Bancroft, ON; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers-in-law, Ross Parks, Gordon Parks, Glen McConkey; many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband of 49 years, Douglas; brother, Gordon; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Maybee, Jean Anne McConkey, Rita Parks, Eleanor Parks, Joan Maybee; great-grandson, Abdur Raheem Parks.
No visitation by request of the family. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, October 19 at 2 p.m. in Colchester Community Funeral Home, 512 Willow St., Truro with Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officiating. Interment at a later date in Wellington, ON.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of choice. A special thank you to the staff at Parkland Estates and to those at Williams Country Homes with a special note of thanks to Dr. Sarbjit Singh.7 
Death*5 January 2011 Lloyd David Maybee died on 5 January 2011 at Glenburnie, Ontario, Canada, at age 85.2 
oObit*7 January 2011  On 7 January 2011 at Kingston, Ontario, Canada, the obituary of Lloyd David Maybee read: Lloyd David Maybee passed away peacefully at Fairmount Home, Glenburnie, Ontario on Wednesday January 5, 2011 in his 86th year. Lloyd is predeceased by the love of his life and best friend of 52 years, Joan(nee Reeve). Devoted and caring father to Ruth Maybee of Carleton Place, Donna Skitch (Jeff) of Long Sault, Susan Chumbley (Frank Lawler) of Gananoque, and Glenna Giuditti (Enrico) of Toronto. Grandpa will be sadly missed by his grandchildren Ian and Kaila Saunders, Jeffrey Skitch, Erin and Calvin Chumbley,and Natalie and Shannon Giuditti. Lloyd is also survived by his brothers Doug of Truro NS, and Keith of Bancroft. He will be fondly remembered by his several neices and nephews. He will also be sadly missed by his many dear friends and by the wonderful staff and caregivers at Fairmount Home. Lloyd was born in Sydenham to the late Carleton H. Maybee and the late Lulu Belle Maybee(nee Thompson)and predeceased by his brother Gordon of Halifax NS and sister Hazel Parks of Truro NS. Family and friends will be received at the Trousdale Funeral Home in Sydenham on Sunday, January 9th, 2011 between the hours of 11:00 am until time of service. Funeral service to follow in the Funeral Home at 1:30. Interment to follow at Sydenham Cemetery.8 
Burial He was buried at Sydenham Cemetery, Sydenham, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada.2 

Family

Joan Ida Reeve b. 4 May 1927, d. Nov 2007

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S429] Submission by Eugene Raymond Thomas Oatley, Maybee Society Member No. 348., from his obit.
  3. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from article on parents anniversary in the Picton Gazette.
  4. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from the Picton Gazette.
  5. [S1] Ancestry.com, Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, NS, Can, 31 Dec 2009.
  6. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada Obituary Collection,      Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 31 Dec 2009.
  7. [S241] Emails from Barbara Millar, from obit.
  8. [S429] Submission by Eugene Raymond Thomas Oatley, Maybee Society Member No. 348., from The Kingston [Ontario] Whig-Standard, 7 Jan 2011.

Phylis May Westbury

F, #2391, b. 1 December 1914, d. 9 October 2009
Married Name Her married name was Maybee. 
Birth*1 December 1914 Phylis May Westbury was born on 1 December 1914 at Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada.1,2 
Marriage*27 June 1942 She married Gordon Ross Maybee, son of Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson, on 27 June 1942 at United Church, Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, Canada.1 
Residence*1964 Phylis May Westbury and Gordon Ross Maybee lived in 1964 at 16 Victoria Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada.3 
Death*9 October 2009 Phylis May Westbury died on 9 October 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, at age 94.2 
(Witness) oObit31 December 2009 She was mentioned in the obituary of Gordon Ross Maybee on 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Gordon R. Maybee, 1915-2009. Lulu Belle (Thompson) and Carleton H. Maybee have opened their arms to welcome their eldest son, Gordon to their eternal home upon completion of his 93 year-long earthly tour of duty. Gordon was a fully active resident of the Veteran's Memorial Building in Halifax until four days before his passing there on February 9, 2009. Gordon was a man who strove to achieve a lifetime balance in his commitment to his family, his country, his faith and his community. Born in Perth, Ont., on September 4, 1915, Gordon graduated from Sydenham High School and worked for a time with the T. Eaton Company in Toronto. Always up for adventure, he and Cousin Joe worked their way to Europe on a cattle boat, bought bicycles and explored in times of innocence. When war broke out in Europe the year after, he rushed to enlist in the Canadian Army, and crossed the Atlantic once again as a proud member of the Irish Regiment of Canada. Rising to the rank of Captain, Gordon led his men on tours of duty from the mountains of Italy to the final liberation of Holland in May of 1945. A training session at Camp Debert gave Gordon the opportunity to meet a young volunteer ambulance-driving, piano-playing teacher from Shubenacadie named Phyllis Westbury, whom he married on June 27, 1942, and who senses his loss today at Northwood Center, Halifax, after 66 years of marriage. At the Second World War's end, Gordon persevered through several years as a mature student, with Phyllis and young daughter Janet at his side, eventually graduating from the University of New Brunswick in 1950 with a Bachelor of Science in Forestry. He then commenced a career with the Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Forests and eventually retired as Director of Operations in 1976. He will be remembered for his groundbreaking work in Crown Lands management, the development of sound silviculture practices, encouraging woodlot owners to grow Christmas trees as a cash crop and the development of much of the early Provincial Park infrastructure. Moving with Phyllis to their retirement home on Hardwood Hill in Lower Debert, Gordon continued his involvement with his love of the forest as Education Officer with the Nova Scotia Forestry Association, speaking in schools, organizing poster contests and giving guided tours on the nature trail he created on his property. Gordon was still in command on Hardwood Hill until well after his 90th birthday. Phyllis and he were blessed with many years of healthy retirement, both in Nova Scotia and in Lakeland, Fla. Together, they fulfilled many dreams as they were able to travel extensively, from cruising the Rideau Canal to motoring through the Scottish Highlands. Perhaps the high point of their travels came in 1985 when they were invited to participate in the 40th anniversary celebrations commemorating the Liberation of Holland. In 1991 Gordon represented his Regiment at commemorative ceremonies in Ortona, Italy. Gordon always found time to give back to his church and his community. A lifelong adherent of the United Church of Canada, he held many positions on executive boards, acted as a teacher and superintendent of Sunday School, and devoted many years as registrar for the annual Berwick United Church Camp. He was very active in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of Canada, both as a leader in the cub and scout programs, and as a participant on District and Provincial Councils, a long-time involvement that earned him Scouting's prestigious Medal of Merit. He was instrumental in the establishment of the Debert Military Museum, and served as a volunteer guide for many years. Gordon was a member of the Great Village Legion as well as the DGM men's club; believing in the vital importance of the Legion's legacy, he coached teams of young students to championships in the Call to Remembrance program. Even in his adopted winter home in Lakeland, Gordon volunteered his "baby cuddling" talents at the local Children's Hospital. Gordon still found time for his recreational passions of sailing, golfing and fly-casting from his trusty canoe on quiet mornings. Always an innovator, Gordon established the first commercially viable low-bush blueberry growers cooperative in Colchester County in the late 1950's. In addition to life partner Phyllis, Gordon is survived by daughter, Janet, Sheet Harbour; son, Ross (Donna), Halifax; grandchildren, Tracy, Ottawa; Tracie, Kentville; Gordon, Graeme, Halifax; Ellen, Lower Debert and great-grandson, Carleton, Kentville; sister, Hazel and brothers, Doug, Truro; Lloyd and Keith, Ontario, numerous nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place under the care of Colchester Community Funeral Home, Truro. By Gordon's request, there will be no visitation or memorial service. A graveside service in Glenholme will be arranged some sunny spring day. Gordon would like to have any donations in his memory directed to continue the work of the Debert Military Museum or the Bass River Veteran's Memorial Garden. He and his family owe sincere gratitude to the staff at VMB (V6E) for their loving care and kindness.4 
oObit*31 December 2009  On 31 December 2009 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, the obituary of Phylis May Westbury read: Early on the morning of October 9 at Northwood Center, Phyllis Mae (Westbury) Maybee left us to catch up with her good soldier, Gordon Maybee, who went on ahead last February and promised to meet her at the station. Daughter of Arthur William Westbury and Ellen W Maclean, Phyllis was born December 1, 1914 in Truro. Class valedictorian at the Normal School, her first teaching post was in West Dover, where the salary was $300 for the year. She transferred back to Bible Hill just as World War II was beginning. Phyllis learned to drive ambulances and offered her piano skills at the Red Cross dances. There she met her Irish Regiment officer from Ontario, station briefly at Camp Debert. They were married June 27, 1942 and soon he was overseas. At the war's end, they went to Fredericton where Phyllis ran a small grocery store to help Gordon earn his Forestry degree at UNB. Back in Nova Scotia with two children, she returned to teaching and inspiring students of all ages for 35 years, not only in the school system. As a volunteer she helped new Dutch immigrants learn English, and worked with special needs children during their post-retirement days in Florida. Her innovative work as a professor of mathematics at the Nova Scotia Teachers College helped improve math methods all over the province. When Gordon's work shifted to Halifax in the mid 1960's, Phyllis took on another challenge, teaching primary at the School for the Blind. The overarching theme of Phyllis Maybee's life was one of respect and concert for the earth and all it's people. From early years as a Young People's leader, she was always involved with church activities: CGIT, Sunday School, UCW, Bible study, Berwick amp. A prolific script and letter-writer, she was involved in many social justice campaigns and was quick to let politicians know if they fell below standards of fairness and truth. She always served with the Consumers Association of Canada.
A painter, gardener, creative seamstress, baker of cookies for new neighbours or shut-ins or eager ones, birdwatcher, lover of nature (even snakes!), Phyllis showed her children and her many pupils loving ways to honour the environment and each other. Phyllis is survived by daughter, Janet (Sheet Harbour Passage); son, Ross and his wife, Donna (Halifax); five grandchildren; a great-grandson; brother-in-law, Douglas Maybee (Elizabeth); and sister-in-law, Hazel Parks (Truro); brothers-in-law, Lloyd and Keith Maybee in Ontario. Family and friends are invited to gather for a memorial at Erskine United Church, Glenholme on Friday, October 16 at 11 a.m., followed by reception and nourishment in the hall. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Colchester Community Funeral home; there is no visitation by Phyllis's request. Though she loved flowers, she would be perturbed if anyone spent money on them instead of perhaps giving a donation to Erskine United, to Berwick Camp, to Amnesty International or any good works ongoing to raise the spirit. Her spirits and those of her grateful family, have been raised and sustained by the generous care given to her on 8 Centre. All the staff deserve our deep thanks and praise; in particular, the support of Nurse Practitioner Cathy Misener, Dr. Cathryne Meehan, Kathy Baker (LPN and the hospice team has been invaluable. Blessings!2 

Family

Gordon Ross Maybee b. 4 Sep 1915, d. 9 Feb 2009

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada Obituary Collection,      Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 31 Dec 2009.
  3. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from article on parents anniversary in the Picton Gazette.
  4. [S1] Ancestry.com, Chronicle-Herald/Mail Star, Halifax, NS, Can, 31 Dec 2009.

Douglas Lyle Parks

M, #2394, b. 21 March 1918
Birth*21 March 1918 Douglas Lyle Parks was born on 21 March 1918 at Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada, son of Thomas Oscar Parks and Gladys Marie Taylor.1,2 
Marriage*15 June 1942 He married Hazel Aileen Maybee, daughter of Carleton Henry Maybee and Lulu Belle Thompson, on 15 June 1942 at Saint Andrew's Kirk, Saint John City, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada.2 
Residence*1964 Douglas Lyle Parks and Hazel Aileen Maybee lived in 1964 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.3 
Residencebetween 1965 and 1968 Douglas Lyle Parks and Hazel Aileen Maybee lived between 1965 and 1968 at 6215 Regina Terrace, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.4 

Family

Hazel Aileen Maybee b. 25 Oct 1917, d. 13 Oct 2010

Citations

  1. [S8] Submission by Douglas Cameron Mabee, Maybee Society Member No. 177.
  2. [S454] New Brunswick Archive, online http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/GovRecs/VISSE/?culture=en-CA, New Brunswick Marriages.
  3. [S128] Information printed in the Maybee Society Communicator : #55, from article on parents anniversary in the Picton Gazette.
  4. [S1] Ancestry.com, Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980.