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Badgers RnD KNOWN FACTS William Stewart Taylor's daughter Isabella Taylor married Thomas Badger. RnD Carrie May Green Obituary(Archived)Published in The Times Colonist from December 29 to December 30, 2010
GREEN, Carrie May Jean (nee Badger) Born in Glenboro, Manitoba on January 18th 1917 and died peacefully in
Sidney, British Columbia on December 24th 2010 source: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/timescolonist/obituary-preview.aspx?n=carrie-may-green&pid=147477803&referrer=3129 |
[ ] indicates changes by Roy Christopherson From Miriam redacted..."Carrie Green a picture of "Aunt Belle" and she was so pleased because all of the pictures of her family, parents were lost in a fire." Facts for Thomas Badger a.k.a Thos Badger Farmed in 1890 Grund District SEC. 10-6-14 W Argyle Municipality, near Glenboro, Manitoba. Residence; 1901 Argyle, Lisgar, Manitoba, Canada. 1906 Townships 4, 5, 6 in Range 14 West, Souris, Manitoba, Canada. 1916, 6, Argyle, Souris, Manitoba, Canada. Marriage: 27 Mar 1895 Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada FACTS for Isabella TAYLOR Badger Birth: Michigan, United States of America Residence: Bet. 1874–1875, 17 Jun 1874, Lansing, Michingan, U.S.A. Residence: Argyle, Lisgar, Manitoba, Canada/Townships 4, 5, 6 in Range 14 West, Souris, Manitoba, Canada Residence: Bet. 1910–1914, his brother John badger's farm just west of his place, and worked the two farms (see DOC_0083_TaylorChildren.doc |
At an early age she moved with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Badger were married in Glenboro March 27, 1895 and lived on their farm until their deaths, |
maybe our bessie Bessie Banks April 16, 1885 - Oct. 3, 1973 http://www.thegagenweb.com/gamonroe/cemeteries-2.htm Notes Note N2355 Index Note N2505 Index |
CHILDREN PG 200 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Badger were married March 27, 1895 [Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada] and lived on their farm until their deaths, except for four years when they lived on his brother John's farm just west of his place, and worked the two farms from 1910 - 1914, then moving back to the home farm. They had a family of nine childen. Thomas Badger passed away in 1936 and Mrs. Badger in 1940. Daughter 1 of Thomas Badger Ida Pearl was b. in 1897, and lived on the farm with her parents until she married John A. Dowd, March 22, 1922. They lived on the farm till 1929, when they moved to the Dave Steel farm. In 1950, John & Ida moved to Glenboro. They had two children |
RESEARCH JAN 2013
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a Hit! Family Tree Chart Living Dowd to William Taylor Ida Beryl TAYLOR Badger By Roy Christopherson |
 Family Tree Chart Isabella to William Taylor Ida Beryl TAYLOR Badger By Roy Christopherson |
Back to the Book Passage Harald born in 1898, lived on the farm with his sister Ida and family. Harold lived with Ivan Down and family on the same farm for a few years before he moved to town and lived with Ida and John Dowd until 1962, moving into the citizens Home in Glenboro. Harold now deceased (1974). A Harold Badger is shown on pg 155 with softball team in 'Beneath the Long Grass' book. Same? Ida Beryl [Roy believes this should be Ila Beryl, not Ida according to handwritten note by Carolines grand daughter on image 3205] Update: July 9, 2012: Roy now believes who ever wrote on the back of a postcard (IMG_SCAN_3205) was incorrect. Ila is incorrect. It should state "Ida Badger", daughter of Thomas and Isabella TAYLOR Badger married Jonas Bjarnason. All text references will be changed to reflect Ida, not Ila. Ida Beryl Badger was born 1900, lived with her parents until she married Jonas Bjarnason in 1920. Jona's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kristjan Bjarnason with their two sons, Barney, seven years old and Jonas, two years old came to Glenboro from Iceland in 1902. They resided in Glenboro until 1938, moving to live in the Icelandic Home at Gimli, Manitoba. Kristjan passed away in 1945 and Mrs. Bjarnason passed away in 1954. Barney taught in Fair Valley School, north of Glenboro, May 1916. He [Barney] was killed at Vimy Ridge March 17, 1918. Jonas worked as a carpenter for many years, caretaker of the Glenboro School from 1941-1955, caretaker of the Glenboro Rink for 2 1/2 years when it was completed in 1949. Jonas and Ida moved to Vancouver, BC in 1955. Jonas passed away Jan 19, 1959 and Ila now resides in a Sr. Citizens residence. They had two sons, Barney was born in 1921, educated in Glenboro School, later worked in farms, then the telephone CO., and in October 1942, joined the Royal Canadian Armored Corps. - Calgary Tank-1st Division, serving in Italy, Germany and Holland. Discharged in 1945, spent some time at home, then moved to Vancouver, BC, married Helen Elleson in 1951 and have two sons, Wayne and Brian, born in 1957 and 1959. [note: Roy was born the same time] [Note: Could this be someone from the Badger family?] Death: Argyle District, SW 18-6-14 (Rosemound) Taylor section SouthEast, Section 18, Township 6, Range 14, Argyle Dist. in Canada. Source [1] See if following is DUPLICATED above Uploaded NOV 30, 2011 JOHN BADGER |
 IMG_SCAN_3463 Ida Beryl TAYLOR Badger Photo Courtesy of The Sig & Hank Christopherson Collection Roy cannot recall speaking to Hank about these photos. I doubt he would remember Isabella. Looking at the possible date this photo was taken, Roy believes uncle Sig (who probably wrote on the postcard) might of mistaken Isabella Taylor BADGER of Ida. Ida being born 1900, this would mean the girl in these photos would of been 8-12 years old, being 1908-1912. These photos look like they might of been taken in the late 1800's. Just food for thought. |
 IMG_SCAN_3205 Ida Beryl Badger, b. DEC 1900 Photo Courtesy of The Sig & Hank Christopherson Collection |
 IMG_SCAN_3205_back Ida Beryl Badger, b. DEC 1900 "Daughter of Tom & Belle [Isabelle] Badger Belle (half sister of Grandma Caroline) Ida Badger (Mrs. Jonas Bjarnason)" This inscription was written by Caroline's grand daughter Photo Courtesy of The Sig & Hank Christopherson Collection |
Roy born in 1922, educated at Glenboro School, later woked on farms, then for Newton's Electric, William born in 1905, died at the age of 7 years. Edith Isabell born in 1908, lived with her parents on the farm. In 1934 went to Brandon to work in the Brandon Hospital till 1936, moving to Vancouver BC, to live. Edith married Charles Carson in 1937, moving to Belleview, Ontario in 1949. Charles died in 1953. Edith moved back to Vancouver, BC. and in 1959 married Graham Tench of Yellowknife, N.W.T. Graham was superintendent of Northern Canada Power Commision. In 1966 he was transferred to Whitehorse Yukon and lived there till August, 1974 when Graham retired from the commision and now Edith and Graham are living at Kelowna BC (1974). from Pg 201 Web References Kelowna Capital News - for February 13th, 2002 www.kelownacapnews.com, 7 June 2002 [cached] TENCH, EDITH ISABELLA passed away February 8th, 2002, just short of her 94th birthday.Edith was born February 11th, 1908 near Grund, MB, the daughter of Thomas and Isabell Badger. Carrie May Jean born in 1917, lived with her parents on the farm. She married Edmund Green of Baldur in 1941. They lived on his farm south of Baldur until 1946. then moved to Sioux Lookout, Ontario with their two sons, Dennis born in 1943, and Larry born in 1946. Edmund has been woking for the Canadian National Railway since 1946 and Allen born in 1956. The Badger family received their education at Hecla Shool which was 3 1/2 miles from the farm. They attended the Victoria Church with 2 miles from home. Many happy times are recalled at the little stone church with services, social gatherings and concerts. The anniversary supper held at the church was the big event each year. |
 Notice the Farm next to Sigurdurs homestead. J. Badger |
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