FLOWER - Person Sheet
FLOWER - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Martin Casswell 
DeathJul 1952
FatherEdwin Thomas Casswell (1830-1896)
MotherCharlotte Isabella Barker (1839-1910)
Notes for William Martin Casswell
Saanich Pen. & G. Islands Review July 1952
Obituary of William.
EARLY FARMER OF NORTH SAANICH DIES
A former well known pioneer citizen of North Saanich,William Martin Casswell passed away in Victoria on Sunday. He had resided in that city for the past five years.
The late Mr Casswell operated Mallamor Farm, at the corner of Wains Road and West Saanich Road, for many years. He started his farming operations in this district around the turn of the century. He operated a dairy farm and manufactured butter, taking his products daily to Victoria on the V . & S. Railway.
The deceased also trained young Englishmen as farmers for many years . He left North a number of years ago to reside at Chemainus where he owned property and then moved to Victoria.
His widow, Mrs Maud Casswell, survives in Victoria. She is a sister of the late Bertie Blasson who resided on Sixth St. in Sidney until his death several years ago.
Funeral services were conducted from Hayward's B.C.Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon and cremation followed.
Obituary of William.
EARLY FARMER OF NORTH SAANICH DIES
A former well known pioneer citizen of North Saanich,William Martin Casswell passed away in Victoria on Sunday. He had resided in that city for the past five years.
The late Mr Casswell operated Mallamor Farm, at the corner of Wains Road and West Saanich Road, for many years. He started his farming operations in this district around the turn of the century. He operated a dairy farm and manufactured butter, taking his products daily to Victoria on the V . & S. Railway.
The deceased also trained young Englishmen as farmers for many years . He left North a number of years ago to reside at Chemainus where he owned property and then moved to Victoria.
His widow, Mrs Maud Casswell, survives in Victoria. She is a sister of the late Bertie Blasson who resided on Sixth St. in Sidney until his death several years ago.
Funeral services were conducted from Hayward's B.C.Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon and cremation followed.