Huron Expositor, 2009-06-24, Page 31Correspondence
The Huron Expositor • June 24, 2009 Page 31
More than 200 attend Murray family reunion
On Saturday, June 20, over 200
gathered at the Dublin Pavilion -- de-
scendants and spouses of the late John
Murray and Louisa (Eckert) Murray
who were married at St. Columban on
April 15, 1890.
John and Louisa raised their fam-
ily of 12 on Lot 6, Conc. 11, McKillop,
fondly known as Manley. Their grand-
-- a son Ken and wife Anne now live on
this property.
The first generation is now all de-
ceased but of the 29 second generation
descendants, 17 are living and the fol-
lowing 14 grandchil-
dren were present
to welcome all of
the children, grand-
children and great grandchildren --
Ibm Murray, Marie Cleary, Doreen
Marchand, Steve Maloney, Jack Mur-
ray, Margaret Rowland, Bob Murray,
Marion Kelly, Lou Murray, Mike Ma-
loney, Louise Sloan, Ken Murray. Ei-
leen Muegge, Larry Murray. Unable
to attend: Beatrice Fadden, Paul Mur=
ray and Vincent Murray.
In addition to the joy of being able
to visit with so many
relatives, was the
viewing of a pictorial,
ancestral history DVD,
researched and produced by Larry
Murray, youngest grandson of John
and Louisa.
It. captured the historical pride and:
appreciation of the entire Murray clan
and will indeed be a treasure for gen-
erations to come.
Some awards of recognition were
presented. Wisdom and. maturity:
Tom Murray and Marie Cleary; trav-
eling the farthest:
Outdoor church service June 28 daughter ��°�
We. had some nice warm days in
Winthrop followed by rain and
cool evenings. Summer weather
must have a thing about warming
up.
Rev. John's sermon at Cavan United Church
was titled "Buried in Baptism." Greeters and
collectors were Mary and Bud Eyre. The annual
Cemetery Church Service was held at Maitland -
bank this past Sunday.
Many members of Cavan Church attended the
pot luck meal on Sunday evening before Rev.
John and Natalie leave the Seaforth area for a
charge farther south. Will this mean they will
escape some of our winter storms?
Many -friends, relatives and neighbours at-
tended the shower for Melissa Beuerman on.
Wednesday evening. Winthrop area is having
more brides this year than we have seen in some
time.
Sympathy is extended to Beatrice Campbell on
the passing of her sister-in-law Bar-
bara Walters. The funeral was held in
Exeter. Beatrice then went to London
to attend the graduation of grand-
daughter Shannon Nicol. Shannon
Winthrop
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Doug, Vicki and Ruth Campbell attended the
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Bakel Sunday afternoon, June 14. Natalie and
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The walls are being put in place on the new,
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