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Sylvester McCoy¹

• Father*: John McCoy¹ b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey¹ b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 16 April 1883; Ontario; Date Apr 16 1883 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census. Date 1886 & location Ont. per 1891 Census.^1,2

• Census: 16 April 1891; Percy Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 5 as 1891 Census: see John McCoy²
• Census*: 2 April 1901; Trenton, Hastings West Co., Ontario; Age 17 at 1901 Census; see John McCoy¹

Charles A. McCoy^1,2

• Father*: John McCoy² b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey² b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 6 March 1886; Ontario; Date Mar 6 1886 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census. Date 1887 & location Ont. per 1891 Census.^2,3

• Census: 16 April 1891; Percy Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 4 at 1891 Census: see John McCoy³
• Census*: 2 April 1901; Trenton, Hastings West Co., Ontario; Age 15 a t1901 Census: see John McCoy²

Peter O. McCoy¹

• Father*: John McCoy¹ b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey¹ b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 31 January 1888; Ontario; Date Jan 31 1888 & location Ont. rural per 1901 Census. Date 1889 & location Ont. per 1891 Census.^1,2

• Census: 16 April 1891; Percy Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 2 at 1891 Census: see John McCoy²
• Census*: 2 April 1901; Trenton, Hastings West Co., Ontario; Age 13 at 1901 Census: see John McCoy¹

Sylvina McCoy^1,2

• Father*: John McCoy² b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey² b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 10 February 1894; Ontario; Date Feb 10 1894 & location Ont. rural per 1901 Census.²

• Census*: 2 April 1901; Trenton, Hastings West Co., Ontario; Age 7 at 1901 Census: see John McCoy²

Edna L. McCoy¹

• Father*: William J. McCoy¹ b. 26 Feb 1877
• Mother*: Emma "Ettie" Fulford¹ b. 22 Feb 1879

• Birth*: 9 February 1900; Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario; Date Feb 9 1900 & location Ont. urban per 1901 Census.¹

• Census*: 2 April 1901; Trenton, Hastings West Co., Ontario; Age 1 at 1901 Census: see William McCoy¹

Mary Elizabeth McCoy^1,2,3,4

• Father*: John McCoy² b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey² b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 1872; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Date 1872 & location Ont. per 1891 Census. Date 1872 & location England per 1881 Census. Date 1873 & location Brighton per marriage reg'n.^2,3,4
• Marriage*: 16 November 1897; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#010338: Groom: George Stanley Jones; Age: 33; Res. & Born: Trenton; Status: bachelor; Occ.: lab.; Parents: Peter Jones & Phebe Messenger; Bride: Mary Elizabeth McCoy; Age: 24; Res. & Born: Brighton; Status: spinster; Parents: John McCoy & Ann Storey; Wit.: W. H. & Elizabeth Curran, Brighton; Date: Nov 16 1897; Rel.: Bapt. & Salvation Army; Performed by: Rev. S. S. Weaver; Reg'd.: Dec 13 1897; Reg;r.: J. H. Morrow, Brighton Village (Ontario Marriage Registration, #010338-1897, ancestry.ca) Date Nov 16 1897 & location Brighton per family tree of Barb Cooney on ancestry.ca, Sep 30 2020.; Principal=George Stanley Jones^5,6

• Census: April 1881; Cramahe Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 9 at 1881 Census: see John McCoy³
• Census*: 16 April 1891; Percy Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 19 at 1891 Census: see John McCoy²
• Residence*: 16 November 1897; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Residence Brighton per marriage reg'n.⁴
• Married Name: 16 November 1897; Jones⁵

Stephen H. McCoy¹

• Father*: John McCoy¹ b. 15 Oct 1844
• Mother*: Margaret A. Storey¹ b. 16 Sep 1851

• Birth*: 1876; Ontario; Date 1876 & location Ont. per 1891 Census. Date 1874 & location England per 1881 Census.^1,2

• Census*: April 1881; Cramahe Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 7 at 1881 Census: see John McCoy¹
• Census: 16 April 1891; Percy Twp., Northumberland East Co., Ontario; Age 15 at 1891 Census: see John McCoy²

Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill^1,2,3,4,5

• Father*: Willis Edgar Pettingill² b. 6 Oct 1863, d. 18 Feb 1943
• Mother*: Annie Margaret Peterson² b. 12 Oct 1867, d. 29 Jun 1927

• Birth*: 31 May 1909; Hillier Twp., Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Birth Reg'n.#040324: Name: Harry Loyst Pettingill; Date: May 31 1909; Place: Hillier Twp.; Parents: Willis Edgar Pettingtill, farmer & Annie Margaret Peterson; Married: Ameliasburgh, Oct 29 1890; Phys.: Wm. J. J. Broad; Inf.: Father, Wellington; Reg'd.: Jun 24 1909 (Ontario Marriage Registration, #040324-1909, ancestry.com) Date 1909 & location Ont. per 1921 Census. Date 1909 & location Hillier Twp. per marriage reg'n. Date 1909 per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.
  "Harry Pettingill was bom 31/5/1909 in the old farm house, son of Willis and Margaret. Dad had two sisters Ruby Haight and Florence who died at the age of four in 1895." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 21.^2,3,6,7,5
• Marriage*: 24 March 1926; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#043227: Groom: Harry Loist Pettingill; Age: 17; Res. & Born: Hillier Twp.; Status: bachelor; Occ.: farmer; Rel.: Meth United; Parents: Willis Edgar Pettingill, b. Pr. Ed. Co. & Annie Margaret Peterson; Bride: Olive Pettit Jolly; Age: 17; Res. & Born: Wellington; Status: spinster; Rel.: United; Parents: Harry Arthur Jolley, b. Wellington & Louisa Bell Pettit; Expected Res.: Wellington; Wit.: Leonard McCartney & Elie Hendry, Wellington; Date: Mar 24 1926; Place: Wellington; Performed by: W. J. H. Smith, Wellington, United Church of Canada, 3315; Sworn: Bloomfield, Mar 19 1926; Reg'r.: Chas. ? Saylor (Ontario Marriage Registration, #043227-1926, ancestry.com) per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.; Principal=Olive Pettit Jolley^2,8
• Death*: 14 March 1998; Quinte Manor, Ontario; "Dad died peacefully at Quinte Manor on 14/3/1998. His ashes are buried in the new part of Wellington Cemetery. Dad had two sisters, Florence born in 1891 and died 1895, and Ruby (Haight) Pettingill 1901 - 1988." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 24. ... and ... "Henry (Harry) Loyst Pettingill d.o.b. 31/5/1909 d.o.d. 14/3/1998" per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 21. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^2,5
• Burial*: 17 March 1998; Wellington Cemetery, Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "His ashes are buried in the new part of Wellington Cemetery." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 24.⁵

• Note*: 1918; Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Dad saw many changes in his life. He was nine years old when the original Danforth Road (Kingston-Toronto) was finally gravelled. The gravel came from the pit north of Niles’ Corners, where he swam. Local people will remember it as old Highway 33. The old farm house was on it." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 22.⁵
• Census*: 1921; Hilier Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Age 12 at 1921 Census: see Willis Pettingtill⁶
• Residence*: 24 March 1926; Hillier Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Residence Hillier Twp. per marr. reg'n.³
• Note: 18 February 1943; Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Willis left the farm to Harry who was left with a mortgage on 18/2/1943." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 24.⁵

Olive Pettit Jolley^1,2,3

• Father*: Harry Jolley² b. 1882, d. 1943
• Mother*: Louisa B. Pettet² b. 1875, d. 1959

• Birth*: 18 June 1908; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; " ... the life of Olive Pettit Jolley, born June 18, 1908 to Louise Bell (Pettet) and Harry A. Jolley, above the old Stedman’s Store, in Wellington." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 25. Date 1909 & location Wellington per marriage reg'n. Date 1908 per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^2,3,4
• Marriage*: 24 March 1926; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Marriage Reg'n.#043227: Groom: Harry Loist Pettingill; Age: 17; Res. & Born: Hillier Twp.; Status: bachelor; Occ.: farmer; Rel.: Meth United; Parents: Willis Edgar Pettingill, b. Pr. Ed. Co. & Annie Margaret Peterson; Bride: Olive Pettit Jolly; Age: 17; Res. & Born: Wellington; Status: spinster; Rel.: United; Parents: Harry Arthur Jolley, b. Wellington & Louisa Bell Pettit; Expected Res.: Wellington; Wit.: Leonard McCartney & Elie Hendry, Wellington; Date: Mar 24 1926; Place: Wellington; Performed by: W. J. H. Smith, Wellington, United Church of Canada, 3315; Sworn: Bloomfield, Mar 19 1926; Reg'r.: Chas. ? Saylor (Ontario Marriage Registration, #043227-1926, ancestry.com) per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.; Principal=Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill^2,5
• Death*: 23 June 1997; Ontario; "d.o.d. 23/6/1997" ... and ... " her spirit left her body at 7 a.m. Monday, June 23, 1997 ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 25. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^2,4
• Burial*: 26 June 1997; Wellington Cemetery, Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Mother’s ashes are buried beside Dad’s in Wellington Cemetery." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 28.⁴

• Residence*: 24 March 1926; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; Residence Wellington per marriage reg'n.³
• Married Name: 24 March 1926; Pettingill²

Harry Jolley¹

• Birth*: 1882; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1905; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.; Principal=Louisa B. Pettet¹
• Death*: 1943; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.¹

Louisa B. Pettet¹

• Birth*: 1875; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1905; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.; Principal=Harry Jolley¹
• Death*: 1959; per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.¹

• Married Name: circa 1905; Jolley¹

William Melvin Pettingill^1,2

• Father*: Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill² b. 31 May 1909, d. 14 Mar 1998
• Mother*: Olive Pettit Jolley² b. 18 Jun 1908, d. 23 Jun 1997

• Birth*: 12 June 1937; Home of Dr. Melvin, Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "William was born June 12, 1937 in the home of Dr. Melvin, in Wellington, because his mother went into labour quickly and there wasn’t time to get to Picton Hospital. The house is the second house east of the school, on the north side." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 46. Date Jun 12 1937 per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^2,3
• Marriage*: 1 April 1961; Sydenham Street United Church, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; "Joan and Bill were married April 1, 1961 in Kingston, Sydenham Street United Church." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 56. per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.; Principal=Joan Davey³
• Death*: 7 May 2007; Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton, Hastings Co., Ontario; PETTINGILL, William Melvin - June 12, 1937 - May 7, 2006; Former Mayor of the Town of Brighton At the Trenton Memorial Hospital on Monday, May 7th, 2007, age 69 years. William Pettingill of 255 Main Street, Brighton, son of the late Harry Pettingill and the late Olive (Joley). Loving husband of Joan (Davey) Pettingill. Dear father of Anthony “Tony” Pettingill and his wife Sherry (Heath) Pettingill of Collins Bay. Very dear grandfather of Ruth Anne and Elizabeth Pettingill. Dear brother of June Sanders of Wellington and Carolyn and her husband Ken Jackson of Sudbury. Predeceased by his sister, Jean Putnam, and his brothers, Allan Pettingill and Donald Pettingill. Dear uncle of John Pettingill, Paul Pettingill, Judy Pettingill, Steven Pettingill, Sherry Thackeray, Carl Sunders, Ben Jackson, Dan Jackson, Sharon Blackburn, Blaine Putnam, and Jenni Morgeon. Predeceased by his niece Susan Pettingill, and his
  nephews, Peter Pettingill, and Melvin Putnam and his wife Joan. Dear brother-in-law to Jack Davey, Barb and her husband John Proctor, Keith Davey, Wayne Davey and his wife Eunice, all of the Kingston Area. The family will receive friends at Trinity St. Andrew’s United Church, 13 Chapel Street, Brighton, on Friday from 12 o’clock noon. Service at Trinity St. Andrew’s United Church Friday, May 11th, 2007 at 1 o’clock. Cremation. As an expression of sympathy, donations to Trinity St. Andrew’s United Church, the Canadian Cancer Society, or the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation, would be appreciated by the family.
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• Note: June 1957; Teacher's College, Peterborough, Ontario; "The author graduated from Peterborough Teachers’ College in June 1957." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 48.³
• Note: between September 1957 and May 1958; SS # 11, Sophiasburgh Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "He taught one year 1957/58, at S.S. 11 Sophiasburgh, a one room school with thirty students (Grades 1 - 8)." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 48³
• Note: between September 1958 and May 1960; Yerexville, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "From 1958 - 1960, the author became principal of a new two room school in Yerexville, north of Picton." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 49³
• Note: 1960; Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "In 1960, he met a beautiful, young teacher at a County meeting, which was held on a Saturday, four times a year and attendance was compulsory. That person was Joan Davey, a beginning teacher, from Harrowsmith. They married on April 1, 1961." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 49³
• Note: between September 1960 and May 1965; South Marysburgh Centre Public School, Milford, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "In the fall of 1960, the author was fortunate enough to become principal of the first amalgamated school in Prince Edward County. It was South Marysburgh Centre in Milford where he stayed until 1965." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 49³
• Residence: after May 1961; Picton, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; 'We spent our first three months of marriage boarding with the Alders. That fall, we moved into the apartment in Picton; ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 56³
• Residence: 1965; Milford, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Joan successfully completed her year at Teachers’ College and accepted a kindergarten teaching position at Queen Elizabeth School at Picton. Joan, Tony and Bill moved into a rented home, in Milford. We stayed there until 1965; ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 57.³
• Residence: July 1965; Brighton Public School, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "We stayed there until 1965; during that summer we moved to Brighton where Bill had been appointed principal of Brighton Public School and Joan had received a Kindergarten teaching position." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 57³
• Note: 4 December 1972; First Elected to Council, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "From 1972 - 1976, he was elected as a councillor. In 1976, being somewhat arrogant, he decided to challenge the incumbent reeve Dorothy Brintnell. His wings were clipped: he lost by fifty-three votes. However, he was successful in 1978 when he became reeve until 1980." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51
  "On Monday, December 4; Vote; Pettingill; For; Brighton Councillor; For Transportation; Phone 475-1715 or 475-2419" poster re election 1972, Folder 1, Pettingill Collection.³
• Note: 1976; First Run At Reeve, Brghton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "From 1972 - 1976, he was elected as a councillor. In 1976, being somewhat arrogant, he decided to challenge the incumbent reeve Dorothy Brintnell. His wings were clipped: he lost by fifty-three votes. However, he was successful in 1978 when he became reeve until 1980." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51³
• Residence: 1976; 255 Main St., Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "In 1976, we purchased a three-acre lot from Norma Hopper, on Main St. It is here where we built our present home. In 1981, we purchased an additional adjacent two acre lot - all the land was an apple orchard. We began a pick-your-own business in 1979, and successfully operated it for eighteen years ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51
  Note: This is 255 Main Street, south side of No. 2, between Percy and Simpson Streets, long driveway.³
• Note: 1978; Elected Reeve, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "From 1972 - 1976, he was elected as a councillor. In 1976, being somewhat arrogant, he decided to challenge the incumbent reeve Dorothy Brintnell. His wings were clipped: he lost by fifty-three votes. However, he was successful in 1978 when he became reeve until 1980." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51³
• Note: between September 1978 and May 1983; Murray Centennial, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "The author was principal at Murray Centennial from 1978 - 1983, Hillcrest from 1983 - 1987, and to Spring Valley from 1987 - 1992, where he retired after thirty-five years as a principal .. " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51.³
• Note: 1980; First Mayor of Town, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "That year Brighton’s status changed from a village to a Town. He became the first mayor of Brighton and was acclaimed until 1997, ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 56³
• Note: between September 1983 and May 1987; Hillcrest Public School, Ontario; "The author was principal at Murray Centennial from 1978 - 1983, Hillcrest from 1983 - 1987, and to Spring Valley from 1987 - 1992, where he retired after thirty-five years as a principal .. " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51.³
• Note: between September 1987 and May 1992; Spring Valley Public School, Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; "The author was principal at Murray Centennial from 1978 - 1983, Hillcrest from 1983 - 1987, and to Spring Valley from 1987 - 1992, where he retired after thirty-five years as a principal .. " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 51.³
• Note: 1990; The Cottage, Benoir Lake, Ontario; "In 1990, we made our most cherished possession, our cottage on Benoir Lake, just south of Algonquin Park. Howard and Bernice Sheppard, our nearest and dearest friends had purchased a lot and built a cottage a few years prior to our purchase. We spent many enjoyable weekends with them. Across the road from their cottage was an unoccupied brick bungalow. The owner’s husband was building it for their retirement. He dropped dead while working at it. His wife was shocked and devastated; she never returned for 10 - 15 years. Howard suggested we should buy it as an investment. Joan’s brother and another builder examined the house and said it was extremely well built and structurally sound. Thus the owner was contacted by phone - we made an offer - she accepted and we began a new adventure. The interior was never started - Joan’s brother, Wayne, did a wonderful job converting what seemed to be impossible into a very comfortable second home. It was completely engulfed by trees and shrubs - the interior had been used by the daughter for interesting weekends and left a complete mess. It took the Sheppards and us several days to clear the lot and clean up the interior. We now have a cozy, comfortable retreat. Believe the author when he says it was a godsend for him. By 1990, his busy life was taking a toll on his health - he suffered from burn-out which left him physically and mentally exhausted. Medical attention did wonders but the cottage became a haven - an escape from the “rat race” - his health improved, he completed his teaching career and his political career with the aid of these two tonics." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 55³
• Note: 1 September 1992; R. R. # 4, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; Letter from Judith A. LaRocque awarding Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation, for " ... significant contribution to Canada, to their community, or to their fellow Canadians. The decoration is a reminder of the values of service, individual respect, and community effort on which Canada was built and on which its quality of life will always depend." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 54³
• Note: 1998; Paul Harris Fellow Award, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "Another honour bestowed to the author was the Paul Harris Fellow award presented to him by the Brighton Rotary Club in 1998." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 53³
• Note: November 2000; Defeated, Retired, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "In 2000, he was acclaimed as Warden of the County. That year the town and township united and a new municipality was formed - the Municipality of the Town of Brighton. The 2000 fall election ended his political career; he was defeated for mayor, by Lou Rinaldi. In total he served the Town of Brighton for twenty-six years and was its first and last mayor." per "Pettingill and Relatives Heritage" by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 52³
• Note*: July 2003; Brighton, Ontario; The family history document called "Pettingill and Relatives Heritage", written by William M. Pettingill, is dated July 2003 and it shows the named "Howard and Bernie Sheppard" on the title page, indicating a gift from Bill Pettingill.
• Residence*: before 7 May 2007; 255 Main Street, Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; " ... of 255 Main St., Brighton .. ." per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.

Jean Eileen Pettingill^1,2,3

• Father*: Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill² b. 31 May 1909, d. 14 Mar 1998
• Mother*: Olive Pettit Jolley² b. 18 Jun 1908, d. 23 Jun 1997

• Birth*: 3 November 1927; Old Picton Hospital, Picton, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Jean Eileen Pettingill was a beautiful girl and a beautiful woman. She was the eldest child of Harry and Olive Pettingill, born in the old Picton Hospital on 3/11/1927." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 30. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^2,3
• Death*: 1970; Ontario; "By 1970, the effects of her physical spousal abuse probably took its toll on her. Her kidneys failed and she passed away. She did live to see her son graduate as a teacher and his marriage to Joan. She also saw her first grandson, Ryan." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 31. per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.³

• Married Name: 1946; Putnam

Donald Loyst Pettingill¹

• Father*: Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill¹ b. 31 May 1909, d. 14 Mar 1998
• Mother*: Olive Pettit Jolley¹ b. 18 Jun 1908, d. 23 Jun 1997

• Birth*: 16 October 1942; Picton Hospital, Picton, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Donald Loyst Pettingill was born in Picton Hospital on 16/10/42."
  per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 63. and ... "The third group was Donald (1942)." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 29. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^1,2
• Death*: before 2006; per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.

Daryl Glendon Sanders¹

• Birth*: 10 July 1930; Maple St., Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Glen born 10/6/1930 was an extremely gifted musician and although he played most instruments, his talent shone on the piano and the organ. He played in several bars and lounges in Toronto for several years. He also started to tune pianos." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 37. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^1,2
• Death*: 21 October 1992; Belleville, Ontario; "When Glendon returned from Chicago in 1960, he apprenticed with Hitchons in Belleville for two years and then worked on his own until he died on October 21, 1992, a victim of cancer." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 37.²

Allen Jolley Pettingill¹

• Father*: Henry Loyst "Harry" Pettingill¹ b. 31 May 1909, d. 14 Mar 1998
• Mother*: Olive Pettit Jolley¹ b. 18 Jun 1908, d. 23 Jun 1997

• Birth*: 9 September 1933; Old Picton Hospital, Picton, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Allan Jolley Pettingill was the third child and first son of Harry and Olive Pettingill. He was bom on 9/9/1933 in the old Picton Hospital." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 40. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^1,2
• Death*: 1994; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "Mother was thrilled because he purchased her father’s office (Grandfather Jolley established the Harry A. Jolley & Son Insurance Agencies in 1915) and ran a successful business until he died in 1994." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 42. per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill. per GEDCOM of Steve Oler, April 5, 2016.^1,2

• Note*: 1971; Stedman's, Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "In January 1971, he added another enterprise to his list; he purchased Stedman’s store in Wellington, and they operated it until 1989. While operating the store, he received his real estate licence and went to work for Gary Rorabeck until 1985 when he received his broker’s licence. He operated for a while from an office in the store but soon established Quinte Isle Real Estate in Wellington. Mother was thrilled because he purchased her father’s office (Grandfather Jolley established the Harry A. Jolley & Son Insurance Agencies in 1915) and ran a successful business until he died in 1994." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 42.²
• Note: 1973; Hillier Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "In 1973-74 he was deputy-reeve of Hillier Township; ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 42.²
• Note: between 1975 and 1978; Hillier Twp., Prince Edward Co., Ontario; " ... from 1975-78 he was reeve ... " per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 42.²
• Note: 1977; Prince Edward Co., Ontario; " ... and in 1977 he was warden of Prince Edward County." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, page 42.²
• Note: 1988; Wellington, Prince Edward Co., Ontario; "He returned to Hillier Township Council in 1986-88 as deputy-reeve. He moved to Wellington after that term and successfully ran for reeve, a position he held until his death."²

Joan Davey

• Father*: Harry Davey¹ b. c 1910
• Mother*: Iva Lee¹ b. c 1910

• Birth*: 18 June 1941; Farm near Moscow, Frontenac Co., Ontario; "Joan Marlene Davey was born in the farm house, near Moscow, Ontario north of Kingston. She is the eldest child of Harry Davey and Iva (Lee) Davey. Her siblings - Jack, Glen (deceased, killed in a car accident, age 18), Barbara (Proctor), Keith, and Wayne. In 1946, her Dad bought a farm in R.R.l, Harrowsmith, Ontario." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 55. per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.¹
• Marriage*: 1 April 1961; Sydenham Street United Church, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; "Joan and Bill were married April 1, 1961 in Kingston, Sydenham Street United Church." per Pettingill and Relatives Heritage by William M. Pettingill, July 2003, Chapter 21, Generation 9, page 56. per Obit of William Melvin Pettingill.; Principal=William Melvin Pettingill¹

• Married Name: 1 April 1961; Pettingill

Steven James Simpson¹

• Father*: Darwin James "Bud" Simpson¹ b. 9 Nov 1933, d. 8 Dec 1992

• Birth*: 1961; Ontario; Date 1961 per Obit - age 55 at death March 10 2016.¹
• Death*: 10 March 2016; Brighton, Northumberland Co., Ontario; "Simpson, Steven James, suddenly in Brighton on Thursday, March 10th, 2016, age 55 years. Steve Simpson, son of Margaret Elizabeth Simpson (nee Post) of Brighton and the late Darwin James Simpson. Loving father of Candace Simpson and Keelan Simpson, both of Brighton. Dear brother of Timothy Simpson and his wife Mary of Bowmanville, Daniel Simpson and his wife Valarie of Brighton, and Rebecca and her husband Robert Cox of Brighton. Sadly missed by his nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the Brighton Masonic Hall, Brighton on Saturday, April 2nd, 2016 from 1 o'clock, a Celebration of Steve's life will follow in the Masonic Hall at 3 o'clock. Cremation. As an expression of sympathy, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements in care of the Brighton Funeral Home (613-475-2121) www.rushnellfamilyservices.com)" from the Brighton Independent, March 31 2016.¹

Margaret Cicily Culkeen¹

• Birth*: 28 September 1902; Seymour Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carolyn (storm20@foxnet.eo.nz) Apr 6 2016.¹
• Marriage*: 18 November 1924; Campbellford, Northumberland Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carolyn (storm20@foxnet.eo.nz) Apr 6 2016.; Principal=Fredericlk Emery Phillips¹

• Married Name: 18 November 1924; Phillips¹

Margaret Agnes Phillips¹

• Father*: Fredericlk Emery Phillips¹ b. 13 Sep 1893, d. 27 Aug 1945
• Mother*: Margaret Cicily Culkeen¹ b. 28 Sep 1902

• Birth*: 15 August 1925; Brighton Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carolyn (storm20@foxnet.eo.nz) Apr 6 2016.¹
• Death*: 18 November 1962; Peterborough, Ontario; per GEDCOM of Carolyn (storm20@foxnet.eo.nz) Apr 6 2016.¹