Person Sheet


Name George Isaac BLACK
Occupation Physician27,26,5
Birth Date Jul 30, 187927
Birth Place Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada
Birth Memo Lot 9, Concession 2
Death Date Jul 6, 191728
Death Place Warkworth, Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada
Death Memo Dr. C.C. Armstrong; pernicious anemia. Informant James Black of Warkworth.
Burial Date Jul 8, 191728
Burial Place Warkworth, Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada
Burial Memo Warkworth Cemetery. Rev. H.F. Howard assisted by Rev. Howard Sr. & Rev. McLeod.
Religion Presbyterian26,28
Father Samuel BLACK (1833->1917)
Mother Mary SHERWIN (1841-1918)
Spouses
1 Nellie Maud PETERSON
Birth Date Feb 13, 188126
Birth Place Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada
Death Date ?
Religion Methodist27
Father Wellington Fletcher PETERSON (1847-1933)
Mother Isabella WILSON (1856-1946)
Marriage Date Jun 28, 190527
Marriage Place Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada
Marriage Memo Rev. J.A. Black. By license. Witnesses were R.H. Bonnycastle, M.D. of Campbellford and Laura Peterson of Norham.
Children Norma Madelaine (1906-1945)
Notes for George Isaac BLACK
George's executors were Nellie Maud Black and Rev. John A. Black. His estate was valued at $10,700 including the south half of Lot 5, Block M, Warkworth.26

Obituary from the Brighton Ensign, 27 July 1917.
"Dr. George I. Black, son of one of the oldest and most prominent families
"The funeral services of Dr. George Isaac Black, who died at Warkworth, Percy Twp, Northumberland Co. ON Canada Friday, July 6th were conducted from his late home on Sunday July 8th by Rev. H. F. Howard of Sterling, between whom and the deceased a most intimate friendship had existed. Dr. Black was in his thirty-eighth year and death was due to pernicious anemia, for which he had sought the best medical treatment procurable. He first practiced medicine in Warkworth, later coming to Brighton to succeed the late Dr. Webb. He was a splendid citizen - in religion Presbyterian and was prominently identified with the I.O.O.F. and Masonic fraternities.
"He leaves to mourn his loss, his widow and young daughter, Norma; his aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Black; two brothers, Rev. J.A. Black, Mono Mills and James H. Black on the family homestead; four sisters, Mrs. W.J. Harper and Mrs. James Armstrong of Warkworth, Mrs. Alger, Tweed and Mrs. Cryderman, Castleton.
"Rev. Mr. Howard Sr. and Rev. Mr. McLeod of Brighton assisted at the funeral services which were under Masonic direction and the bearers were; Drs. Free and Bonnycastle of Campbellford, Drs. Rundle and Dunn of Brighton, Dr. Brown, Colborne and Dr. Armstrong of Warkworth.
"The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful and the attendance at the funeral was the largest that had ever gathered upon such an occasion in Warkworth."28
Research Notes
NAME: His first name(s) is/are also given as George.5,95

BIRTH: His parentage is confirmed with no birthdate or place given.95

DEATH: His death date is also given as Jul 13, 1917.27
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