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• Obituary: 19 Mar 2007, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver Sun & The Province

Notes:

Obituary:

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MALTBY _ Helen Kathleen February 8, 1946 to March 10, 2007 Helen entered a new state of being the other day. She died suddenly and from all accounts, Helen was happy and ready for the next day. Never one to sit by and let the real world just slide away, Helen went out and met most trials of life with her "boisterous" laugh. I am sure that Helen is still as eager but now she is enjoying herself in another environ. Predeceased by her older brother, Donald H. Maltby, her mother Jean Alice Maltby and father Donald G. Maltby, Helen says good-bye to her son Miles Morin, her brother Rawdon Maltby and all those wonderful friends that shared her zest for life. She was a presence that will be sadly missed. Helen's life began as a passenger in her family's car heading out west from Toronto just before the fifties. Her early and most adventurous time was spent playing down in the forests and wetlands near Cloverdale. That set the tone for her life. She was always free in spirit and mind. Her ability to focus and to get things going earned Helen a good living. It also won the respect from those that employed her eagerness. Services will be held to commemorate Helen's life at Boal Chapel at 1505 Lillooet Rd, North Vancouver 604-980-3451 @ 2pm Friday 23rd of March. In lieu of flowers, donations to be sent to the Richmond SPCA.

Published in the Vancouver Sun and The Province on 3/19/2007.

Helen — ? Morin. [Group Sheet]

1. Miles Morin

Other Events:

• Occupation: owner (?) of Nelson and harvey Custom Brokerage
• Occupation: CA 1940, Gander, , Newfoundland, Canada; Flight Lieutenant, Squadon leader in costal submarine patrol
• Obituary: 14 Apr 2005, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver Sun

Notes:

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MALTBY _ Donald George Johnstone (August 3rd, 1917 - April 7, 2005) Don Maltby died peacefully early last Thursday morning at the Lions Gate Hospital after a lengthy illness. His witty humour was very much noted amongst and appreciated by the hospital staff right up to the last few days. He was predeceased less than two years ago by his wife, Jean Alice Maltby. Theirs was a productive and energetic relationship that spanned 62 years. Obvious to all who knew him, he had greatly missed her warm presence over the past couple of years. At his bedside right to the end was his loving sister, Kathleen Phyllis Jackson and his daughter, Helen. His oldest son, Donald Junior had sadly also passed away in 1989. His grandson Miles and his only daughter Helen, both residents of the Lower Mainland, have now lost a close friend and companion. Helen, especially was fond of going for long drives on the weekends with her father and listening to his discussions of past adventures, which were indeed many. His remaining son, Rod (Rawdon) and granddaughter Larissa, grandson Graiden, all residing in Comox, Vancouver Island, will miss his keen insight into the politics of this country. Definitely, Dinners were never boring. Don Maltby will be missed at the Vancouver Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club where he had been a very active participant and regular competitor for many years. His past trophies will attest to that keen sense of competition. And of course, the daily crib players can attest to his jovial mental acuity during the past few years. It was in Gander, Newfoundland where Donald Maltby as a Flight Lieutenant, Squadron leader in the coastal submarine patrol met Jean Owen his wife 'to be', who also as an officer was stationed at the hospital. After the war ended, he served as a test pilot, and was involved with the first instrumentation 'blind' flying. The commercial airlines of today owe thanks to his like. Upon discharge, he and his family moved out to BC. Locating a small hillside farm in the Cloverdale area, he tried a bit of farming but Don's interest and disciplined nature soon turned to business. With an absolute desire to achieve results for his business clients in the logging, mining and transportation industries, Don quickly built up the Nelson and Harvey Customs Brokerage at the Blaine border crossing. Due to financial success, he then moved his family out to Whytecliff, West Vancouver. It was after this period of his life that Don began to really enjoy the fruits of his labours. His constant motto, "Work in the morning, play in the afternoon" worked admirably. Competition was a major part of his nature along with an unusual high degree of ambition and a desire to complete a well done job. His honesty and integrity will be missed by those who knew him. That, as well as his political humor. Sometimes people took him seriously, and then again, those who knew him just laughed and enjoyed the debates. A remembrance of Don's life will be held on April 24th at the Vancouver Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
Published in the Vancouver Sun on 4/14/2005.
[posted to Rootsweb's Canada-Obits mailing list 14 Apr 2005 by Dennice Goudie]

Donald married Jean Alice Owen Abt 1940. Jean (daughter of Arthur Lee Owen and Annie Isabella Stewart) was born 2 Jun 1914, , , Prince Edward Island, Canada; was christened 11 Jul 1930, Princetown, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; died 28 Mar 2003, Richmond, , British Columbia, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Gander, , Newfoundland, Canada; an operating room nurse
• Obituary: 1 Apr 2003, Vancouver, , British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver Sun & The Province

Notes:

!ID= OW 14741B6

NAME:Jean Alice Owen - PAR0015 PARN:Lee and Annie (Stewart) Owen BD:2 Jun 1914 CD:11 Jul 1930 CP:Princetown, PEI

LIVES:Vancouver, BC - PER0213

Obituary:

Obituary

MALTBY _ At home on March 28, 2003, Jean Alice Maltby, aged 88 years of Richmond, B.C. Jean is predeceased by her son Donald G. Jr. in 1989 and is survived by her loving family: husband of 63 years, and retired RCAF pilot Donald, daughter Helen, son Rawdon, 3 grandchildren Miles, Larissa, and Graiden. Jean served as an operating room nurse in the Banting Hospital, Gander Newfoundland. Private Cremation. Personal Alternative Funeral Services 604-275-7755

Published Vancouver Sun & The Province 1 Apr 2003

Other Events:

• Occupation: Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; farmer
• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• AltDeath: 5 Dec 1943

Notes:

!ID= OW 14741B

!BD:8 Aug 1873 - PER0213 BP:Hamilton, PEI MD:16 Sep 1902 MP:Hamilton, PEI

!NAME:Arthur Lee Owen - NEW0003 (6 Dec 1943) PARN:Arthur Lee BD:abt 1873 DD:5 Dec 1943 DP:Hamilton, PEI WIF:Annie Stewart

Birth:
17 years old in 1891 census

Buried:
Owen
Arthur Lee Owen 1873 - 1943 also his wife Annie Isabella Stewart 1881 - 1950 son John Keir Owen 1919 - 1940

Arthur married Annie Isabella Stewart 16 Sep 1902, Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada. Annie (daughter of Henry Albert Stewart and Sarah Jane Black) was born 31 Jan 1881, Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; died 23 Jan 1950, , , Prince Edward Island, Canada; was buried 25 Jan 1950, United Church Cemetery, Malpeque, , Prince Edward Island, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• AltBirth: 31 Jan 1881
• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• AltDeath: Jan 1950

Notes:

!ID= OW 1472261

NAME:Mrs Leigh Owen - PAR0015 DD:23 Jan 1950 ID:25 Jan 1950 age 69

BD:31 Jan 1881 - PER0213 BP:Hamilton, PEI MD:16 Sep 1902 MP:Hamilton, PEI

Birth:
10 years old in 1891 census

Census:
10 in 1891 census

Buried:
Owen
Arthur Lee Owen 1873 - 1943 also his wife Annie Isabella Stewart 1881 - 1950 son John Keir Owen 1919 - 1940

Other Events:

• Occupation: Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; farmer
• Residence: Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• AltDeath: 17 Apr 1897

Notes:

!ID= OW 14741

!DD:April 7, 1897 - HF0005, CEM0022 IP:United Church Cemetery, Princetown, PEI age 75 yrs

!NAME:Arthur Owen - HFN0004 WIF:1st Flora Ellison MD:1st 22 Jan 1852 WIF:2nd Mary M Gardner MD:2nd 1 Nov 1855

!NAME:Arthur Lee Owen - HFN0008 PARN:George and Helen (Montgomery) Owen BD:1822 WIF:2nd Matilda Gardiner LIVED:Hamilton, PEI

!MD:1 Nov 1853 - PER0213

!WIF:2nd Mary Matilda Gardiner (Jardine) - PER0205

!BD:1822 - BOK0022 p254 DD:17 Apr 1897 MD:1st 18 Apr 1853 WIF:1st Flory Elleson no children WIF:2nd Matilda Gardiner LIVED:Hamilton, PEI

!will written 21 May 1894; filed 17 Apr 1897; of Hamilton, Prince Co; mentions wife Matilda; sons Arthur Lee, George

!marriage bond 15 Jan 1852 between Arthur Owen, B, Lot 18 and Flora Ellison, S, P T Royalty - VST0010

!LIVED:(1855) Malpeque - HFN0009 (Licences #6 p.26-27) WIF:2nd Mary M Gardiner licence 23 Oct 1855 to Rev Mr RossArthur and Flory had no children. He and Matilda had a large family which you
will find detailed in Cavendish, Its History, Its People, by Harold H. Simpson
, on page 254.

Birth:
year only in Island Refuge & Hunter, 68 years old in 1891 census

AltDeath:
year only in Island Refuge

Buried:
In memory of Arthur L. Owen died April 7, 1897 AEt. 75
'All things are ready Come away'


His daughter Catherine J. wife of Joseph Warren died July 1890 AEt. 31


Also his wife Matilda Gardiner died June 5, 1904 AEt. 69
'Come home'


His sons William J., Nelson B., George died 1865

Arthur married Mary Matilda Gardiner 1 Nov 1853, Bedeque, , Prince Edward Island, Canada. Mary was born 1835; died 5 Jun 1904, Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; was buried 8 Jun 1904, United Church Cemetery, Malpeque, , Prince Edward Island, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada

Notes:

!DD:5 Jun, 1904 - HFN0005, CEM0022 IP:United Church Cemetery, Princetown, PEI age 69 yrs

!NAME:Matilda Gardiner - HFN0008 PARN:Thomas and Jane Catherine (Warren) Gardiner BD:1835 DD:5 Jun 1904 HUS:Arthur Lee Owen

!BD:1835 - PER0205 HUS:Arthur L Owen NAME:Mary Matilda Gardiner (Jardine?)

!BD:1835 - BOK0022 p254 DD:5 Jun 1904 HUS:Arthur L Owen LIVED:Hamilton, PEI

!NAME:Mary Matilda Gardiner - HFN0009 (Licences #4 1851-1863) LIVED:(1855) Bedeque, PEI licence 23 Oct 1855 to Rev Mr Ross

!NAME:Matilda M Gardiner - HFN0008 (Owen 1989) HUS:Arthur Owen DD:5th DP:Hamilton, PEI ID:8th

Birth:
55 years old in 1891 census

Buried:
In memory of Arthur L. Owen died April 7, 1897 AEt. 75
'All things are ready Come away'


His daughter Catherine J. wife of Joseph Warren died July 1890 AEt. 31


Also his wife Matilda Gardiner died June 5, 1904 AEt. 69
'Come home'


His sons William J., Nelson B., George died 1865

Died:
date only in Island Refuge & Hunter

Other Events:

• AltBirth: 1850
• AltBirth: 1851, Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada
• Occupation: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; a farmer
• AltDeath: 1902
• AltDeath: 13 Feb 1902, Hamilton, , Prince Edward Island, Canada

Notes:

!ID= OW 147226

!NAME:Henry A Stewart - BOK0029 PARN:Alexander and Anne (Ramsay) Stewart BD:1851 DD;1902 MD:1879 WIF:Sarah Jane Black LIVED:Shipyard Road, Hamilton, PEI President of Fruit Growers' Association

!met his wife at Temperance meeting in Searlestown, PEI - Dugald Ramsay notes

Birth:
41 years old in 1891 census

Census:
41 in 1891 census

Henry married Sarah Jane Black 1879. Sarah was born 1853, Searletown, , Prince Edward Island, Canada; died 16 Dec 1937. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1891, Lot 18, , Prince Edward Island, Canada

Notes:

!NAME:Sarah Jane Black - BOK0029 PARN:Stephen B and Isabella (Callbeck) Black of Searletown, PEI BD:1853 DD:1937 MD:1879 HUS:Henry A Stewart

Birth:
38 years old in 1891 census

Census:
38 in 1891 census