Individual Notes

Note for: William Ross Barge, 4 Jan 1910 - 26 Jun 1987 Index

Religion:
     Date:   15 Aug 1923
     Place:   Graduated Grade VIII

Burial:
     Place:   ashes spread on the McAulay Farm near Forgan, Saskatchewan. The farm is located NE28-25-13-Wrd in 1989.

Individual Note:
     1. Ross and Myrtle farmed the old Pinkerton Farm N20-15-36 N1/2 Lacadena Municipality near Matador, Saskatchewan.

2. Obituary Elrose Review: WILLIAM ROSS BARGE- William Ross Barge of Coquitlam, B.C. passed away after a brief illness at University Hospital, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on Friday, June 26, 1987.
        Ross was born January 4, 1910 at Brownlee, Saskatchewan to Frank And Lily Barge. He spent his early years at his parent's farm at Lucky Lake. He moved to Kyle as a young man, working at various jobs, later taking up farming. In 1936 he married Myrtle Pinkerton and they continued to farm, moving to Vancouver for winter employment. They moved to Vancouver permanently in 1955. Ross worked in construction industry for some years, later working with McIntosh Supply until his retirement in 1975.
        He married Margaret Hogue on May 31, 1969 and they have made their home in Coquitlam for the past several years.
        Ross is survived by his wife, two sons, Herb (Janet) of Calgary, Alta., and Mike (Laurel) of Sidney, B.C.; two daughters, Beverley (Ted) Burden of Vancouver, B.C., and Fatijah (Mahmud) Nestman of Langley, B.C.; nine grand-children. Also Margaret's family, Darlene McAulay of Saskatoon, Bud (Adele) of Winnipeg, Man., Gordon (Gaye) of Chicago, Illinois and Wayne of San Francisco, California; ten grandchildren and three great grandsons from this family.
       He is also survived by three brothers, Harvey (Vernie) of Victoria, B.C., Stanley (Minnie) of Saskatoon and Wallace of Trail, B.C.; two sisters, Clara Shute of San Bernadino, California and Verna (Ross) Carmen of Nelson, B.C. and two sisters-in-law, Mildred Barge and Gladys Gundacker of Saskatoon and numerous nieces and nephews.
       He was predeceased by his parents, two brothers, Percy and Gordon, and two Sisters, Dorothy and Florence.
       A memorial service was conducted from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home on Monday, June 29, 1987 with The Rev. Brian Walton officiating. The solo "How Great Thou Art" was sung and the congregation joined in singing "What A Friend We Have In Jesus". Cremation.
       A private service was conducted when the ashes were scattered on the Saskatchewan prairie Ross loved so well and had always called "home".

Individual Notes

Note for: Frank Mundye Barge, 30 Dec 1884 - 28 Jul 1968 Index

Burial:
     Date:   31 Jul 1968
     Place:   Section 9, Plot 99, Mountain View Cemetery, Rossland, British Columbia, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Birth Registration Certified copy #C601314 issued December 16, 2003: Registration District: Rugby, 1885 Birth in the sub-district of Rugby in the County of Warwick; No: 116; When and where born: Thirtieth December 1884, 6 Temple Street, Rugby; Name if any: Frank Mundye; Sex: Boy; Name and surname of Father: ----; Name surname and maiden name of mother: Emma Wharton, Domestic Servant; Occupation of Father: -----; Signature, description and residence of informant: E. Wharton, Mother, 6 Temple Street, Rugby; When Registered: Ninth February 1885; Signature of Regitrar: George Edmund Croft, Registrar.

2. Poem written By John Barge of Rugby England who had adopted Frank Mundye Wharton:
    "Little Frank and I"
a poem by Frank Mundye Barge's adopted father John Barge
    I'm getting old and feeble now,
    And love my easy chair
    When seated there I feel somehow
    Relief from toil and care.

    When'er I place myself in it,
    One little form is near
    Hand if in silence I would sit
    I may not linger there.

    A little curly headed boy
    That plays about my feet
    His heart so light, so full of joy
    His little voice so sweet.

    When weary sometimes I recline
    There comes a fond appeal
    His little hand so placed in mine
    It's gentle touch I feel.

    And if no notice I would take
    Tis urged with childish force
    His winsome ways I can't mistake
    So I must yield of course.

    He gets me down upon my knees
    To play with him bow-bow,
    If I refuse my hand he'll seize
    And stoops to show me how.

    And if on the couch I sometime lay
    And think to have a doze,
    He comes to beckon me away
    Before mine eyes are closed.

    He wants to ride upon my back
    And say " come up Gee-gee"
    Or up the chimmey calls for Jack
    Then laughs with childish glee.

    If gloomy thoughts their shadows cast
    Upon my weary soul
    It is not long these shadows last
    He'll chase them all away.

    He does not know my eyes are dim
    That I am nearly blind,
    And yet it seems to puzzle him,
    If the place I cannot find.

    He wants to make me understand
    And very hard he tries
    He pats me with his little hand
    And looks into my eyes.

    Or round my neck his arm enfolds
    And bends my head to see
    Although he's scarcely two years old
    He thus amuses me.

    If aught disturbs his little mind
    And tears will sometimes flow
    He comes to me and seeks to find
        ,
    Some solace for his woe.

    His simple faith and trusting love
    Rebukes my anxious care
    So I would go to One above
    And lose my sorrows there.

    If sorrow comes or false alarms
    Or aught awakes his fears
    He runs to my encircling arms
    And trusts for safety there.

    Thus through the day he plays about
    Nor seems to care for rest,
    Till night comes on, when wearied out
     He seeks it on my breast.

    Then "Daddy" finds his little toes,
    And gives him loving kisses
    Then off to bed content he goes
    To dream of future bliss.

    Tis not my child, nor kith nor kin,
    Yet he is dear to me
    I think of one so much like him
    And what he used to be.

    A fair haired boy and curly too
    With lips so sweet
    His sparkling eyes of azure blue
    And little pattering feet.

    I think of his brief childish days
    And what he used to be
    Of all his winning ways
    And how I loved him too.

    I think of what he may be now
    Among the seraph throng
    In hole reverence there to bow
    And join with them in song.

    Before the throne of God above
    There with the children blest
    In that bright peaceful home of love
    Forever there to rest.

    And I am waiting here below
    To hear my Father's voice
    Then to that home I too shall go
    And with the blest rejoice.

    And then I hope someday to meet,
    This little Frank as well,
    With him to sit at Jesus' feet
    His wonderous love to tell.
        Copied March 29, 1958 by Clara Shute.

3. In the 1891 British Census for Durham it shows John Barge, age 69, a
nd his wife Alice Coombs, age 56 as living with their Daughter Mary Alice Peacock, age 30, and her Husband William L, age 32 their daughter Margaret A, age 3, and Son John B, age 1. Frank Mundye Barge is also there at age 6 in school (scholar), however it shows his name as his birth mother's Wharton (Frank M Wharton). It shows him born in Warwickshire, Rugby. Mr Peacock is a coal miner and they are living at 11 The Vicarage , Durham, England. It also shows that John Barge is listed as "Blind", which we also knew from "the Barge Family" book.

4. Immigrated to Canada Port of departure: Liverpool Destination port: Montreal Destination country: Canada Ship: SARDINIAN April 20,1893
Ticket 5573 John Barge, Labourer, Harriet Barge, Wife, Frank Barge, Child age 8.
Ticket 5571 Bessie Barge, Spinster

5. 1901 Census for The Province of Manitoba, Provencher District #10, Sub District Franklin #C04, Sec 15 9 4 W1, Page 7, Lines 23 to 25, Dwelling 63, Family 63:
Smith, Robert D, Male, White, Head, Single, born 14 July, 1857, age 50, born Ont,ario, occupation Farmer, origin English, natioality Canadian,
Horton, Ellen, Female, White, Domestic, Widow, age 22, born England, occupation Domestic, origin English English, religion Church of England.
Barge, Frank, Male, White, Servant, Single, born 31 Dec, 1884, age 16, born England, immigrated 1893, occupation Farm, Servant, origin English, religion Baptist.

6. Took out Dominion Land Grant January 12, 1909 SE-10-20-1-W3 this is near Brownlee, Saskatchewan and NW-30-41-20-W4 this is near Bashaw, Alberta with William Alex H Meech ( Name on document is Frank Mondy Barge) Liber # 343 Folio 278 File Reel Number C-6209 National Archives.

7. 1906 Census From Assiniboia West District of the Province of Saskatchewan Sub Dist 22A Page 8, Lines 3 to 5, section 10, township 20, range 1, west 3rd meridian, mail address Eyebrow Hill, family 107:
Barge, Frank, Head, Male, Married, age 21, born England, immigrated 1893.
Barge, Lillie, Wife, Female, Married, age 19, born Ontario.
Barge, Percy, Son, Male, Single, age 1, Saskatchewan

8. 1911 Census From Moose Jaw District 22 of the Province of Saskatchewan Sub Dist Township 20 Range 1 W3 Page 9, lines 26 to 32, Dwelling 78, Family 88, Postal 25 Herbert:
Barge, Frank, Male, Head, Married, born December 1884, age 26, born England, Imigrated 1891, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist, occupation Farmer.
Barge, Lily M, Female, Wife, Married, born May 1887, age 24, born Ontario, origin Irish, nationality Canadian, religion Methodist, occupation Homemaker.
Barge, Percy E, Male, Son, Single, born May 1905, age 6, born Saskatchewan, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist.
Barge, Clara I, Female, Daughter, Single, born September 1906, age 4, born Saskatchewan, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist.
Barge, Harvey F, Male, Son, Single, born May 1908, age 3, born Saskatchewan, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist.
Barge, Ross, Male, Son, Single, born January 1910, age 1, born Saskatchewan, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist.
Barge, Infant, Male, Son, Single, born May 1911, age 12 Days, born Saskatchewan, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Baptist.

9. 1921 Canada Census, Saskatchewan, District 217 Kindersley, Sub District 1 Canaan Municipality, Page 4, Section 13, township 23, range 8, west 3rd meridian, lines 34 to 44, dwelling 53, family 53:
Barge, Frank Mundy, Head, Male, Married, age 36, born England, Father born England, Mother born England, immigrated 1891, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist, occupation Farmer, earned $1800.00 past year.
Barge, Lily May, Wife, Female, Married, age 35, born Canada, Father born Canada, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Percy Elmer, Son, Male, Single, age 16, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Clara Irene, Daughter, Female, Single, age 14, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Harvey, Son, Male, Single, age 12, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Ross, Son, Male, Single, age 10, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Gordon, Son, Male, Single, age 8, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Stanley, Son, Male, age 6, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Florence, Daughter, Female, Single, age 4, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Verna, Daughter, Female, Single, age 3, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist
Barge, Dorothy, Daughter, Female, Single, age 1, born Saskatchewan, Father born England, Mother born Canada, nationality Canadian, Origin English, religion Baptist

10. B.C. Death Registration 1968-09-011194, Microfilm No. B13291 (GSU #2033944), Place of Death: Nelson, B.C. Kootenay Lake General Hospital, Date July 28, 1968. Age 83.

Individual Notes

Note for: Lilly May Hogue, 2 May 1887 - 20 Jun 1966 Index

Burial:
     Date:   23 Jun 1966
     Place:   Section 9, Plot 98, Mountain View Cemetery, Rossland, British Columbia, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Ontario Birth DIstrict of Muskoka, Division of Ryde Township, No. 14, May 2, 1887, Female, Reg No. 021582, Lilly May, Father Fred Hogue, Mother Selina Brooks, Occupation of Father - Yeoman, Signed by Father May 14, 1887, Name of Accoucheur Mrs Fryer.

2. Bracebridge Gazette Feb. 4, 1897 Housey's Rapids " Our quarterly school examination was attended by a large number of pupils chaperoned thitherby a goodly number of their "Uncles" and their cousins, whom they number by the dozens, and their aunts." The pupils displayed much proficiency in the various subjects they had studied. Mrs. John Miles examined the pupils. The conducting of the spelling contest we consider a distinguished act of bravery. For our own part we would as soon be judge at a baby show, or walk up to the mouth of a canon as spell down the average school. However our "Academy of book larning," being much above the average, the following pupils could not be spelled down in their respective classes: V-Maude Brooks, Maud Ruttan, IV-Allie Tylor, III Hughey Brooks, Lily Hogue, II-Ralph Miles, Aggie Hill, Ethel Brooks, Florence Goheen, Florence Ruttan. IIA- Norman Smith.

3. 1901 Census for The Territories, Assiniboia (West) District #204, Sub District Lumsden #k(1), section 15, township 19, range 21, west 2nd meridian, page 7, lines14 to 19, dwelling 71, family 71:
Caras, E Henry, Male, White, Head, Married, born 24, June, 1867, age 33, born Ontario, occupation Farmer, origin Irish, nationality Canadian, religion Methodist.
Caras, A Annie, Female, White, Wife, Married, born 26th March, 1869, age 31, born Ontario, origin Irish, nationality Canadian, religionMethodist.
Caras, B Anna, Female, White, Daughter, Single, born 31st June, 1900, age 1, born Assiniboia, origin Irish, nationality Canadian, religion Methodist.
Caras, E Albert, Male, White, Son, Single, born 26th March, 1901, age 0, Assiniboia, origin Irish, nationality Canadian, religion Methodist.
Hogue, M Lily, Female, White, Servant, Single, born 2nd May, 1887, age 13, born Ontario, occupation Domestic Servant, origin English, nationality Canadian, religion Methodist.
Kert, Edusfed, Male, White, Servant, Single, born 11th August, 1878, age 22, born Austria, immigrated 1900, occupation Farm Servant, originAustrian, nationality Austrian, religion Lutheran

4. The Brooks Letter from Saskatchewan:
BRACEBRIDGE GAZETTE Sept. 30, 1909 "RYDE TOWNSHIP OLD BOYS....Lily Hogue (Mrs. Frank Barge) has set up a regatta and has five little barges in course of construction, almost ready for use. (d/o Selina Brooks)

Individual Notes

Note for: Percy Elmer Barge, 23 May 1905 - 30 Mar 1977 Index

Burial:
     Date:   2 Apr 1977
     Place:   Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Birth Registration Number: 236 Last Name: BARGE First Name: PERCY ELMOR Sex: M Birth Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 1905 / 5 / 23 Place of Birth: PENSE Mother LILLY MAY HOGUE Father FRANK MONDY BARGE

Individual Notes

Note for: Clara Irene Barge, 23 Sep 1906 - 2 Dec 1994 Index

Burial:
     Date:   1994
     Place:   San Bernardino, California, USA

Individual Note:
     1. Saskatchewan Birth Registration Registration Number: 370 Last Name: BARGE First Name: CLARA IRENE Sex: F Birth Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 1906 / 9 / 23 Place of Birth: CARON Mother LILLIE MAY HAGUE Father FRANK MONDY BARGE

Individual Notes

Note for: Frederick Harvey Barge, 31 May 1908 - 31 Jan 2000 Index

Burial:
     Date:   7 Feb 2000
     Place:   Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Obituary: BARGE - Frederick Harvey, passed away on January 31, 2000 at the age of 91 years. Harvey will be lovingly remembered by his wife of sixty-eight years, Vernie, His children Verne (Cynthia) of Smithers, BC, Myron (Lynne) of Youbou, BC, Ron (Shirl) of Calgary, AB, Sandra (Gary) of Grande Cache, AB and Gord (Jody) of Calgary, AB, sixteen grandchildren, and eighteen great grandchildren. HArvey is also survived by one brother Wally of Trail, BC. He was born the third of ten children in Brownlee, SK and grew up in Lucky Lake, SK. Harvey and Vernie married in 1932. They resided in Trail, BC, where Harvey worked at Cominco Smelter, as well as the surrounding Kootenay Valley area. In 1955 they moved to Victoria, BC and made it their home until 1988 when they moved to Calgary. For twenty of those years, Harvey was a bardber until his retirement. Harvey had a love of of music and sports. He was a loving man and very devoted to family. Harvey will be missed by all who loved him. In lieu of flower, memorial donations may be made directly to the Westminister United Church Millenium Fund. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so so at MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL HOME, 17 AVenue S.E. and Garden Road (1.5 km East of 84th Street S.E. on Friday February 4, 2000 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. AFuneral Service will be held at Westminister United Church 4316 Richmond Road S.W., Calgary, on Staurday February 5, 2000 at 2:00 p.m.. Arrangements entrusted to MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL HOME and CEMETERY.

Individual Notes

Note for: Florence Evelyn Barge, 28 Nov 1914 - 28 Jul 1982 Index

Burial:
     Date:   3 Aug 1982
     Place:   Prince George, British Columbia, Canada

Individual Note:
     Death Registration Number: 1982-09-012564, B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13622, GSU Microfilm Number: 2051743

Individual Notes

Note for: Dorothy Adaline Barge, 6 Nov 1919 - 14 Sep 1978 Index

Burial:
     Date:   18 Sep 1978
     Place:   Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada

Individual Notes

Note for: Lucille Verna Barge, 8 Jun 1918 - 2 Dec 1987 Index

Burial:
     Date:   Dec 1987
     Place:   Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Individual Notes

Note for: Stanley Theodore Barge, 27 Mar 1913 - 26 Apr 1998 Index

Burial:
     Date:   29 Apr 1998
     Place:   Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Individual Note:
     1. Obituary: BARGE - Stanley Theodore "Snook". It is with much sadness that we announce the passing of our dear husband, father, grandfather and friend, Stan who passed away suddenly on April 26, 1998 at St. Paul's Hospital. Stan was born March 27, 1913 in Brownlee, AK. At an early age he moved to Lucky Lake where he lived and farmed until retiring to Saskatoon in 1976. He is survived by his loving wife Minnie of 61 years, daughter Wilma Orosz of Saskatoon, son Brian and Margaret of Ootawa, grandchildren, Patricia Orosz of Regina, Christina, Mark and Blake of Edmonton; brothers Harvey (Verna) of Calgary and Wallace of Trail BC; sisters-in-law Margaret Barge (Saskatoon), Edith Hammond (Prince Albert); brother-in-law Elis Lindgren (Yorkton) and many cousins, nieces and nephews. Stan was predeceased by his parents Frank and Lily May; sisters Clara, Florence, Verna, Dorothy; brothers Percy, Ross and Gordon; son-in-law Andy Orosz. As well as being avery successful farmer, Stan was an active community man, serving on boards of many organizations, Lucky Lake Agricultural Society, Outlook School Unit, Lucky Lake United Grain growers, Lucky Lake United Church, Lucky Lake Rink Association, Oliver Place Resident's Council. Stan was an avid sportsman and probably the beest armchair coach/quarterback a team could possibly have. In his early years he was an excellent baseball player and curler and in later years an enthusiastic spectator.. he was a man of determination, quick wit, good humor and definite opinion. His greatest source of pride was his family and their accomplishments. Since moving to Oliver Place, Stan was a faithful volunteer at Oliver Lodge, always ready to help at tea time. His many acts of kindness and generosity will be greatly missed by his family and friends. The memorial service will be held on Wednsday, April 29, 1998 at 2:00 p.m. coonducted by Rev Rob and Rev Janet Brown from Park Funeral Chapel, 311 Tird Avenu North.