According to notes found with Albert McKinnon Casswell'swife's thing s, Mary
Barker was an orphan.

The Ingersoll Chronicle Newspaper has the following to sayabout Edwi n &
Charlotte's wedding.

Ingersoll on Thursday 7th inst. by the Archibald Cross atthe residen ce of the
bride's uncle, Mr. Joseph Browett, Mr. Edwin Casswell ofIngersoll t o Charlotte
Barker second daughter of Mr Thomas Barker of Beachville.

In the Sentinal Review newspaper, the followingannouncements.

4th Apr 1910
The Late Mrs Caswell.
The funeral of the late Mrs Caswell took place from theresidence o f Mr Thomas
Winders yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to the IngersollRural cem etery for
burial. The service was conducted by the Rev. Alfred Brightand the p all
bearers were Messrs. J.C.Harris, T.R.Mayberry, R.N.Thurtell, D.McLau ghlin,
Miles Harris and W.A.Sudworth.

1 April 1910
Died in Chicago.
Mrs Thomas Winders received yesterday the sad intelligenceof the dea th of her
mother, Mrs Caswell, in Chicago. As yet no particulars aregiven. Th e late Mrs
Caswell had many friends in Ingersoll and was well knownalso in Wood stock. The
body arrived by the 12.12 train today noon. The funeralwill take pla ce
tomorrow afternoon from the residence of mr Thos. Winders,King St We st.
Service at the house at 2.30 o'clock.

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