ARBOUR William
1873 - vers 1931 (57 ans)-
Nom ARBOUR William Naissance 09 jan 1873 [Belle Ewart, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada 
Genre Masculin Décès vers 1931 [Campbellford, Northumberland County] - Ontario, Canada Notes - Will was tall and thin and even died his hair. Although his hair was naturally red, the dying gave it a "purple look." He was always quite proud of his wavy head of hair. According to the 1881 Census, Will and Lizzie's fathers, Basile and Joseph, had homes near each other. Will and Lizzie probably grew up together as friends. Unfortunately, though, their friendship did not last, as Lizzie died young, at the birth of their son in 1897. After Lizzie's death, Will returned with young Howard to live with his parents for a time. He was still there in April 1901 at the time of the Census. In fact, little Howard was seemingly raised by his grandparents Basile and Jane and was even recorded as being their sonin the Census.
Will and second wife Ellen settled in Waubaushene, where they had threechildren, one daughter and two sons, at the registration of whom, Will's occupation was listed as laborer and millhand. They also became godparents to Napoleon's daughter Isabelle ARBOUR in April 1904 in Midland.Apparently, the two couples Will-and-Ellen and Napoleon-and-Emma were quite close. In March 1917, son Howard responded to a question in his military paperwork that his father was still living in Waubaushene. It isunknown when or where Will passed away, although it is believed that Will died in Campbellford, Ontario, in Northumberland County on the north shore of Lake Ontario. When Ellen predeceased Will, he appears to have then marriedfor a third time, probably about 1916, location unknown.Will did not have any children with his third wife and was known to still be living in about 1920.
ID personne I89159 Arbour-Harbour Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
Père ARBOUR Basile, n. 17 mai 1846, Joliette, Lanaudière, Quebec, Canada d. 15 mai 1929, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 82 ans)Mère MOONEY Jane, n. 1848, [Belle Ewart, Simcoe] - Ontario, Canada d. 26 nov 1909, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 61 ans)Mariage 22 mai 1870 [[Église de Saint-Vincent-de-Paul de Wabushene, Ontario, Canada] - Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada ID Famille F1539 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial
Famille 1 
BARON Elizabeth, n. 18 mai 1875, [Hastings Co.] - Belleville, Ontario, Canada d. 08 mai 1897, [Tiny Township, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 21 ans)Mariage [Penetanguishene, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada Enfants 1. ARBOUR William Howard, n. 08 mai 1897, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada d. oui, date inconnueID Famille F3586 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
Famille 2 DUPUIS Ellen Jane, n. 31 jan 1883, [Baxter Township, Muskoka Diostrict] - Ontario, Canada d. 28 déc 1914, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 31 ans)Mariage 12 août 1903 [Simcoe County] - Midland, Ontario, Canada Enfants 1. ARBOUR Joseph Harold Ross, n. 06 juin 1905, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada 2. ARBOUR Cecil "Manley", n. 29 mars 1909, [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada d. vers 1958, Ontario (Âgé de 48 ans)ID Famille F1942 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
- Will was tall and thin and even died his hair. Although his hair was naturally red, the dying gave it a "purple look." He was always quite proud of his wavy head of hair. According to the 1881 Census, Will and Lizzie's fathers, Basile and Joseph, had homes near each other. Will and Lizzie probably grew up together as friends. Unfortunately, though, their friendship did not last, as Lizzie died young, at the birth of their son in 1897. After Lizzie's death, Will returned with young Howard to live with his parents for a time. He was still there in April 1901 at the time of the Census. In fact, little Howard was seemingly raised by his grandparents Basile and Jane and was even recorded as being their sonin the Census.