I found an 1885 Halton County Directory which list the McLam men: James is a Blacksmith, Noble is a blacksmith, Sam is a carpenter, Thomas is a shoemaker or cobbler.
Noble Paget McLam married Roxy Swackhammer on January 1, 1891.
County Marriage Record |
Close up view of Noble McLam and Roxy Swackhammer marriage license.
It appears from other researchers that Noble and Roxy may have had as many as five children but I can not confirm that as of this post. They had two daughters; Bertie(1892- 1982) and Stella(1900-1990) and it appears that they had three sons; Noble Arthur(1898-1899), Franklin(1899-?), Cecil (1903-1904). The three sons died as infants. I will continue to try to verify this information.
Noble P McLam was a Blacksmith until 1935 when he retired. Roxy died in 1935. He died in on October 18, 1943. According to both death certificates they are buried in Acton, Ontario. I am unable to find tombstone photos for either Roxy or Noble. Note that on the death certificate the informant is Mrs J Adamson of Acton, Ontario and it states that she is a daughter. Bertie married John Cole who died in 1927, did she remarry and Adamson? Or is this Stella? A mystery for another post. I have not found tombstones.
Noble Paget McLam |
Rest in Peace,
Jan Smith
Hi there, I am Stella's great grand daughter. Are you a descendent of Noble?
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