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1891 Harwood O Fleming
with Laing & Fleming located
at 57 Sandwich St W lives on
west side of Ouellette Ave 6
houses south of Anne
1894 Laing and Fleming listed
separately Fleming south
west corner of Ouellette Ave
& Chatham house at 183
Ouellette ave
1897 sw corner of Ouellette
& Chatham (called the
Fleming Building) branch
store at corner of Sandwich
& Glengarry
and he lives in Sandwich (a
community which is now part
of the city of Windsor which
was to the west of the
city at this time period)
this is the same through to
1909 we have no 1910
with Laing & Fleming located
at 57 Sandwich St W lives on
west side of Ouellette Ave 6
houses south of Anne
1894 Laing and Fleming listed
separately Fleming south
west corner of Ouellette Ave
& Chatham house at 183
Ouellette ave
1897 sw corner of Ouellette
& Chatham (called the
Fleming Building) branch
store at corner of Sandwich
& Glengarry
and he lives in Sandwich (a
community which is now part
of the city of Windsor which
was to the west of the
city at this time period)
this is the same through to
1909 we have no 1910
Harwood Ontario Fleming was my Grand Uncle b. 1862 in Milton, Halton County d. 1937 in Riverside,
California.
He was a druggist with a store at the corner of Ouellette and Chatham in downtown Windsor,
Ontario. I have city directory entries from 1891 to 1914 with his ads and listing. I suspect he retired
at age 53 in 1915 when his mother who lived with him at 183 Ouellette passed away.
If you need more information, let me know. Philip Gross
Donald, it was always with one “m” except those odd occasions when a manufacturer or a census
taker screwed up, which is the case here. I attachéd several city directory extracts in which you
will find several ads. I do not know of any British people by that name, but…… The image you post
is most likely this Grand Uncle of mine, he did lots of that stuff.
I have the Windsor, Ontario Directory listings for 1891, 1897-98 & 1903
California.
He was a druggist with a store at the corner of Ouellette and Chatham in downtown Windsor,
Ontario. I have city directory entries from 1891 to 1914 with his ads and listing. I suspect he retired
at age 53 in 1915 when his mother who lived with him at 183 Ouellette passed away.
If you need more information, let me know. Philip Gross
Donald, it was always with one “m” except those odd occasions when a manufacturer or a census
taker screwed up, which is the case here. I attachéd several city directory extracts in which you
will find several ads. I do not know of any British people by that name, but…… The image you post
is most likely this Grand Uncle of mine, he did lots of that stuff.
I have the Windsor, Ontario Directory listings for 1891, 1897-98 & 1903
I would trade this glass for:
Your Prescription Is Filled Right-Why Not Take It Right Cottage Grove
Pharmacy Brown's Drug Store Phone 244 632 Main Cottage Grove Ore {etched}
Your Prescription Is Filled Right-Why Not Take It Right Cottage Grove
Pharmacy Brown's Drug Store Phone 244 632 Main Cottage Grove Ore {etched}
H.O. Flemming Windsor
I would trade this glass for:
RX Moore & King Prescriptions {green ACL} {T9} {Chatanooga, Tenn.}
RX Moore & King Prescriptions {green ACL} {T9} {Chatanooga, Tenn.}
I would trade this glass for:
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