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INGLEY, E. Ralph, Rev.
Passed away peacefully at home in his sleep, the morning of Friday, November 12, 2021. He was the beloved husband of 65 years to Carol, loving father to Cindy (David) Harman of Crapaud, PEI, Karen (Peter) Ruane of Fergus, ON, Judy (Michael) Maguire of London, ON, and David (Daphne) Ingleby of Cambridge, ON. Dear grandfather to seven and great grandfather of six. Brother of Helen Ingleby of London, ON and predeceased by brother Merrett Ingleby and parents Ernest and Beatrice Ingleby. Ralph was ordained into the ministry in 1968. This calling led to many parishes, notably his first in Coe Hill, ON. This is where he and Carol bought their beloved cottage. He retired from the ministry in 1994. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service was held on Wednesday, December 8 at 3:00pm in London, ON at Rowntree Memorial United Church.
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INGRAM, Annie Laura Vader 1897 – Nov 12, 1973
St Andrew’s United Cemetery, Coe Hill, Ontario
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INGRAM, Darlene A Sept 10, 1951 – Sept 15, 2018
Darlene (Small) Ingram, beloved wife & best friend of Dale, loving sister of Barry & Lynne, Terry and Bill & Lyn, beloved daughter of Eveline (Doiron) and the late Elwood Small. Funeral was held on Tuesday, Sept 18, 2018 at Bancroft Pentecostal Church. Reception Royal Canadian Legion, Station St, Bancroft. St John’s Anglican Columbaium.
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INGRAM, J Albert 1900 – 1983
St Andrew’s United Cemetery, Coe Hill, Ontario
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INGRAM, Henry 1923 – 1962
Henry and his wife, Aileen Ingram, (nee McInroy 1922 – 1999) operated a hardware store near the four corners in village. Henry was electrocuted accidentally when installing a TV antenna on a house near highway 620. Aileen kept the store going into her senior years. One child, Dale Ingram.
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INGRAM, Margaret Rita It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Margaret peacefully at the Campbellford Memorial Hospital on Sunday, April 29th, 2018, in her 94th year. Beloved wife of the late Michael Ingram. Forever loved by her children Sharon Hay (Dennis), David Field, stepchildren Lorie Ingram, Tim Ingram (Tracy), Colleen Ingram, Tom Ingram (Annemarie). Will be remembered by her beloved friend Elena Krapels and goddaughter Melissa. Devoted grandmother of Christopher (Jill), Jonathon (Julie), and Allison (Matt McKenzie), and great-grandmother to Emily, Marley, Autumn, Sawyer, and Wyatt. Survived by her sister Theresa Evans (Jack). Beloved aunt to several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her siblings Mary, Paul, Billy, Agnes, Louis, and Barbara. Sadly missed by her step-grandchildren Lesley Mahoney, Mike Ingram, Brandon Ingram, Emily Ingram, Derek (Kayla) Ingram, Chad Ingram, April (Kevin) Healey, Michelle Wynn, step great-grandchildren Nolan, Kieran & Gradey Mahoney, Evan & Kylee Healey, Adele & Jeremy Ingram, Griffin, and Ellie. Margaret was a Silver Cross Lady, a Charter Member of Branch #103 Ladies Auxiliary, an active member of R.C.L. Branch #103, and member of the Auxiliary to Campbellford Memorial Hospital.
Over the years, Margaret participated in many activities including Fundraising on behalf of the Canadian Cancer Society, Bridge Clubs, Legion Darts, Euchre & Cribbage Tournaments, Bingo, and Bowling Leagues. Margaret was a “Happy Camper” and spent many wonderful years with Michael at Red Eagle Camp in Coe Hill. Many will remember Margaret as a joyful participant at the Palmer Rapids Music Festival. A Celebration of Margaret’s Life was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #103, Campbellford on Saturday, June 23rd, 2018 at 1p.m.
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INGRAM, Kenneth “Roy” 1925 – 2004
Son of Joseph Ingram & Annie Vader. Wife Marguerite Hanthorn (1917-2009). Roy was road foreman in Coe Hill for many years. Lived on Main Street below, east of Spracketts Store at the four corners in the village. Marguerite taught piano, and was involved in the United Church activities. Her parents were Tom Hanthorn & Sarah Watt.
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INGRAM, Thomas April 14, 1984 – April 14, 1984
St Andrew’s United Cemetery, Coe Hill, Ontario
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IRISH, Charles Asa July 23, 1900 – 1985
Son of Charles Irish and Agnes Fortune Trotter. Married March 23 1903. Charles was a World War I soldier, joining the Air Force in Winnipeg in 1914. He was discharged in 1918. Charles was living in Winnipeg in 1921. In 1934, he married Annie Ellen Dubenski. The couple moved to Kenora, where he became a cook. Some time after this Charles moved to Coe Hill, working as a chef in a restaurant. Children of this couple unknown. Annie is buried in Kenora. Charles is buried in Clydesdale United Church Cemetery. Siblings George, Raymond and James, all interred at Clydesdale. The link is provided from his name to the Kenora Great War Project.
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IRISH, George Delbert May 15, 1925 – Jan 19, 2023
Delbert was the first born son of James Stanton Irish and Jennie Werden (1905-1985, daughter of Mary Ferguson, a sister of Sam Ferguson). They lived with Delbert’s grandfather at his farm at Rose Island Road. When the farm was sold, they moved to Coe Hill and Delbert’s dad went to work for Armstrong’s Mill at Carson Lake near Millbridge, Ontario. Delbert quit school and went to work at the mill with his Dad. The family moved to Millbridge and Delbert and his brother Leslie lived there until 2013 when they moved to an apartment in Madoc. They moved to Caressant Care Nursing Home in Marmora in 2019.
Delbert did cut and sell slab wood; but his career continued to be the mill. While in Millbridge, the yard was filled with Delbert’s wind powered hand carved ornaments and his flowers. A nature lover, he fed the birds, turkeys and deer. The two brothers loved to visit friends and neighbours and were well respected by the community.
Delbert was a self taught, very talented carver who entered his work in County Fairs, winning prizes every year. His greatest accomplishment was an accurate carving of the Armstrong Mill and out buildings complete with furnishings, animals, vehicles, sleighs and logs which took him 30 years to finalize. They are on display at the North Hastings Museum in Bancroft.
He was predeceased by his parents. His brother Leslie, at 92, still lives at Caressant Care. He will be remembered by his brother Leslie, his relatives, long time friend Oscar Anderson and his many other friends.A special thank you to the staff at Caressant Care Nursing Home who gave him super Care while he lived there.
Visitation was held at Rushnell Funeral Home, Madoc (McConnell’s), 112 Durham St. S. on Saturday, January 28, 2023 from 12 noon to 1pm. Service followed at 1pm. Reverend Michael Rice officiating. Spring burial St. Andrew’s United Cemetery, Coe Hill.
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IRISH, Jennie Werden Oct 9, 1905 – Nov 4, 1985
St Andrew’s United Cemetery, Coe Hill, Ontario
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IRISH, Thomas Leslie “Les” July 22, 1930 – April 19, 2023
Les, the second son of parents James Stanton Irish and Hannah Jane Irish (Kelly; she went by Jennie) was born at his Grandparents farm at Rose Island. He was 5 years younger than his brother Delbert and they were best friends all their lives.
The family moved to Millbridge, Ontario when James went to work at Armstrong’s Mill at Carson Lake. The ” Irish Boys” as they became known, went to work at Armstrong’s Mill when Les turned 16, and remained there until it closed. He then went to work at Wilberforce Veneer Plant for 30 years.
The Irish Boys lived in their house in Millbridge until 2013. While there, they worked, crafted and visited with friends.
In 2013, they were talked into moving to an apartment in Madoc where Les continued to cook for Delbert and himself. Due to failing health, they moved to Caressant Care Nursing Home in Marmora in April of 2019 where they remained until they passed away – Delbert on January 19, 2023 and Les on April 19, 2023.
Les was predeceased by his parents and brother Delbert.
He will be remembered by his cousin Gayle (Darwin) Weichenthal, his friends, the staff at Caressant Care, Sandra Peters, and long time friend Oscar Anderson who knew the Irish Boys for 84 years.
We, the Irish Boys’ friends, would like to thank Dr C and the Marmora Caressant Care staff for taking such excellent care of both Delbert and Les for the last four years. A special Thank You to Sherrie Fluke who became like a daughter to Les.
Visitation was held at Rushnell Funeral Home,112 Durham St. S., Madoc on Thursday, May 11, 2023 from 10 am to 11 am. Service followed at 11 am. Reverend Janice Chrysler officiating. Following the Funeral Service, The Irish Boys were interred in the St Andrew’s Cemetery, Coe Hill where their parents are buried.
