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Family: Reginald Norman (Rev) Rowsell / Ruby Belinda Field (F7)

• Male Reginald Norman (Rev) Rowsell

  
  

  Birth	28 Oct 1909	Leading Tickles, Nfld.
  Christening	30 Jan 1910	Leading Tickles, Nfld.
  Death	5 Jul 1983	St. John's, Nfld.
  Burial	8 Jul 1983	St. John's, Nfld.
  Marriage	29 Jun 1942  [1]	Gower Street Church, St. John's, Nfld.  [1]
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  Female Ruby Belinda Field

  
  

  Birth	3 Jan 1914	124 Barnes Rd, St John's, Nl
  Christening	5 Apr 1914	Gower St Methodist Church, St John's, Nl
  Death	27 Jan 1982	St John's, Nl
  Burial		Mount Pleasant Cemetery, St John's, Nl
  Father	Edwin (Edward) White Field | F2 Group Sheet
  Mother	Mary Anne Taylor | F2 Group Sheet

  
  

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• Notes

  Married: From Daily News, June 30, 1942: Wedding Bells! Gower Street United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding last evening when Ruby Belinda, daughter of Mrs. and the late Edward Field, became the bride of Rev. Reginald Norman Rowsell, B.A., the ceremony being performed by Rev. D. K. Burns, B.A., Ph.D. The bride, who was attired in a dainty gown of white satin with train, and carried a bouquet of June roses, carnations, baby's breath and asparagus fern, was attended by Miss Eleanor Maddock and her sister Lorna who wore dresses of opera blue and lemon organza with matching head-dress, and whose bouquets consisted of June roses and sweet peas. The groomsman was Rev. C. E. Burke, B.A., a classmate at college, and now Y.M.C.A. supervisor in the Royal Canadian Navy. The father-giver was Mr. B.R. Taylor, cousin of the bride and Mr. A. Wiseman of Little Bay Islands ushered. The bride's mother wore black and rose with corsage of carnations and sweet peas. During the signing of the register Mrs. W.A. Dawe, sister of the bride, sang "I'll Walk With You" with Mrs. F. Wylie at the organ. Following the ceremony, the wedding party drove to Woodstock where supper was served and the usual toasts duly and hearily honoured. The bride and groom leave by this afternoon's express for Corner Brook on a visit to the latter's parents, before taking up residence at Bell Island, where the groom is pastor of the United Church.

  
  

• Sources

  [S34] Original marriage certificate.