Name |
Lovina Abigail Mabee |
Birth |
29 Aug 1864 |
Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada [1, 2] |
Gender |
Female |
Census |
1871 |
Seaforth, Huron County, Ontario, Canada [3] |
- 16, Levi Mabee, M, 37, M, Ontario, R Baptist, German, Lumberman
17, Sarah Mabee, F, 35, M, Ontario, English, German
18, Vivian Mabee, F, 14, Ontario, R Baptist, German
19, Malena Mabee, F, 9, Ontario, R Baptist, German
20, Lovina Mabee, F, 7, Ontario, R Baptist, German
1, Isebela Mabee, 5, Ontario, R Baptist, German
Tenant with 1 cow
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Census |
1881 |
Seaforth, Huron County, Ontario, Canada [4] |
- Levi Mabee, M, M, 43, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian, Carpenter
Sarah Mabee, F, M, 42, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian
Mariam Mabee, F, 23, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian, School Teacher
Malina A. Mabee, F, 18, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian, at school
Lavina A. Mabee, F, 16, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian, at school
Sarah J. Mabee, F, 14, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian
George A. Mabee M, 3, Ontario, Baptist, Canadian
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Witness-Obituary |
3 Aug 1911 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada [5] |
- ANOTHER PIONEER CALLED Mr. Levi Mabee Passes Over to the Majority. The funeral of the late Levi Mabee, one of Winnipeg's old timers, took place Monday afternoon to St. John's cemetery. Mr. Mabee was the eldest son of W. B. Mabee, of West Oxford, Ont. He was associated with his father for many years in agricultural, lumbering and milling industries. Later he moved to Seaforth, county of Huron, where he carried on a similar line of business, coming to Winnipeg in the early eighties, where he spent the remaining years of his life, with the exception of four or five years in British Columbia. In the early days Mr. Mabee carried on a wood and coal business in the city representing the one time the Pioneer Fuel Company of the south. He was a charter member of the First A. O. U. W. lodge instituted in the city, he was a Baptist, being connected with the Logan Avenue Baptist church during all the years of Its existence. He leaves to survive him a wife and four daughters, Miss Mabee and Mrs. J. F. McIntyre of Wlnnlpeg; Mrs. B. F. Hills of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. W. D. Scott, of Neepawa, Manitoba
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Witness-Obituary |
11 Jan 1935 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada [6, 7] |
- B. F. HILLIS, FORMER LOCAL PRINTER, DIES
Formerly composing room foremen for The Winnipeg Tribune, B. F. Hillis, aged about. 70 years, died Thursday evening at Cleveland, Ohio, after an illness of four days.
Born at Dresden; Ont., Mr. Hlllis was educated at Chatham. Entering the printing trade In his youth he was employed with the Cleveland Leader for some time. In the early 80 s he moved to Winnipeg where he became composing room foreman for the old Telegram, a position which he later held with The Tribune.
Some 30 years ago he returned to Cleveland, where he again was employed by the Leader.
While in Winnipeg he married Lovina Mabee. If he had lived, the couple would have celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in April.
Besides his widow he is survived by a daughter, Hazel, a registered nurse in Cleveland, and a son, Milton, a printer in Philadelphia. Mrs. J. F. McIntyre, of Winnipeg, is a sister of Mrs. Hillis.
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Reference Number |
11363 |
Death |
11 Mar 1950 |
Westlake, Cuyahoga County, Ohio [8] |
Burial |
Lakewood Park Cemetery, Rocky River, Cuyahoga County, Ohio [9] |
Person ID |
I11306 |
Maybee Society |
Last Modified |
7 Apr 2024 |