look after these horses. He travelled with them exten-
sively, using them for breeding purposes. Tom was
later traded for a farm at Emo, Ontario where Jim
Fulford settled.

The Ab Fulford family remember so well walking
to and from school. We often left the school after four
in a gang that went south. When we had gone half a
mile the Jim McMillan girls left us. At the next half
mile, Nellie Vincent turned off. At the next half mile,
Doc Fulford’s went straight south and the rest of us
turned West. At the next half mile we were home and
tired and feeling sorry for ourselves until we realized
Ken and Eunice Howard still had about two more
miles to walk. We were learning something of the
value of human relationships, that one never forgets,
and the happy recollections of finding mother in the
garden as we turned up the lane after our two mile
trek.

Albert and Minnie were predeceased by five of
their children. Minnie died in 1959 and Ab in 1961.
Three of their children are still living — Marion,
Gordon, and Edna.

Gordon N. Fulford (Stoney) married Lorna Mary
Robinson in 1942. They have four children — Fred,
Pat, Bob, and Dale. (Fred) Frederick Robinson mar-
ried Monique Brunet. They have two children ——
Peter John and Rachelle. Fred is a minister and lives
in Mississauga, Ontario. (Pat) Patricia Mae married
David Ball, a Penticostal minister. They have three
children — Heather, Peter John, and Julie. They live
in Delta, B. C. (Bob) Robert Gordon married Col—
leen Cassidy. They have two childen — Jeffery and
Jeremy. Bob is ajeweler in Red Lake, Ontario. Dale
is still single. He is an accountant in Toronto, On—
tario.

Gordon worked with his father on the farm until
Ab retired and Gordon finished high school. He then
attended Westerm Bible School in Winnipeg where
he met Lorna, who came from Swan River, Man—
itoba. He served as pastor in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, and B. C. He was superintendent of
the Saskatchewan district of Penticostal Assemblies
of Canada and became promotional director of world
missions. He later taught in Eastern Bible College in
Peterborough, Ontario. They are now planning to
retire in B. C. or in Mather.

Margaret Jane (Jennie) Fulford

Jennie Fulford married Hugh Caughlin on March
29, 1893 at Cartwright. Hugh was born December 6,
1869 in Middlesex County, Ontario. His family came
west in 1880 — a son of Thomas Caughlin. Hugh
died March 11, 1920 after an appendectomy. Their
family:

1. Clarence —— born February 11, 1894, died Sep-

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tember 2, 1922 — had meningitis as a child and died
of brain tumor.

2. Eva — born March 4, 1897, married Cecil
Ambler Smith.

3. Norman — born February 10, 1899, married
Constance K. Jeeves and later Ivy Jones.

4. Margaret Jane — born December 12, 1901,
married Sidney Graham.

5. James Calvin ~ born September 24, 1903,
died March 14, 1921 — from an infection after an
appendectomy.

6. Hugh Albert — born January 30, 1905, mar—
ried Estelle Alice Wall.

7. William Leslie — born October 10, 1906,
married Bernice J. Burton.

8. Thomas Roy Dalhousie — born September 1,
1909, married Gladys E. White.

After her husband’s death, Jennie remained on
the farm and later moved to Winnipeg where she kept
a boarding house. About 1933 she met Robert Gor-
don, a cousin and a widower and neighbor, when she
was in Mather. They lived on his farm and in 1940
retired to Mather. She is buried in Mather cemetery.

William George Fulford

Will married Pearl Fiskel. The Fulford men built
a home for them in Mather, the one later known as
Hugh McLeod home, when Will died in 1913 after
having been struck by lightning. The same men built
Pearl and her family the cottage on 6-2—13, west of the
school.

Pearl took in, and raised, Ida Hunter, her sister’s
child when Ida’s mother died. Years later they moved
to Crystal City to keep house for Adam Hunter, Ida’s
father. Ida is now married to Jack Gorrell. Will and
his family are all deceased except Garnet’s family
and Ralph, Earl’s son.

Their family:

1. Earl Calvin — 1904 married Ruth Matheson
and later Edna Robinson. Ruth and Earl had one boy,
Ralph, who lives in B. C. He has four children.

2. Ruby Eva ~ 1906 married Donald Johnston of
Deloraine. She and her baby both died when their
baby was born a couple of years after they were
married.

3. Ralph Rupert — 1907, died in 1910

4. William Garnet —- 1911, married Lindy Joanne
Gemmill. They had two children —— Tim (not mar—
ried) and Brenda who married Bob Bridges — They
have three children. Garnet died in 1978 but his
family lives in Crystal City, Manitoba.

John (Jack) Gordon Fulford

Jack married Veda Moore, oldest daughter of
John and Matilda Moore in 1913. They had five
children: