Born ‎1 Jun 1857 Castlebarney, Monaghan, Ireland, died ‎14 Jul 1948 Toronto, Ontario, Canada‎, 91 years
2292-81 Robert TWIBBLE (or Twibbles), 23, farmer, Ireland, Mono, s/o John & Mary, married Mary E. HAMILTON, 19, Canada, Amaranth, d/o William & Elizabeth, witn: illegible HAMILTON of Amaranth & Lucinda WALLACE of Orangeville, 28 Dec 1881 at Amaranth


Toronto Star Date: 15 Jul 1947, Page: 20, Type: Obituary
on Monday, July 14, 1947. in his 91st year, Robert Twible, beloved husband of the late Mary Elizabeth Hamilton, dear father of Mrs. George Lawson (Mamie), Mrs. Harold Gilliam (Cora), William J., Hunter, Robert, Meredith and Albert Twible. Resting at the Turner and Porter Funeral Home, 436 Roncesvalles Ave. Service in the chapel a 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Interment Prospect Cemetery.

Orangeville Banner Date: 17 Jul 1947, Page: 12, Column: 3, Type: Obituary
n timber merchant, Robert Twible, of 117 Millicent Street, Toronto, died Monday at Allen Private Hospital in his 91st year. He had been in ill health for the last four years.

Born in Castleblaney, Monaghan Ireland, Mr. Twible came to Canada at the age of 14, first settling in Orangeville. For some years he lived in Shelburne, where he owned a lumber yard before moving to Toronto 50 years ago. He continued in the timber business until his retirement in 1930.

Mr. Twible was a Presbyterian and a member of the old West Church and was also a life member of the Orange Order.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. George Lawson and Mrs. Harold Gilliam and five sons, William J., H. Hunter, Robert G., M. Meredith and Albert E. Twible.


Broomfield Baptism DOB
28 July 1843 Robert, son of Mundy Matthew Twibble & Isabella Hill Knockagolis
13 April 1851, Jane, daughter of Hans hamilton & Eliza Twible Gorteens
19 April 1850, Robert, son of John Twibble & ** Greer, Knockagolis
1 June 1857, Robert, son of John Twibble & Mary Hillis, Knockagolis
3 April 1860, Hannah, daughter of John Twibble & Mary Hillis, Knockagolis
17 November 1862, Jane, daughter of John Twibble & Mary Hillis, Knockagolis
11 May 1893 Andrew, son of Andrew hamilton & Isobel Mitchell, Wellington New Zealand

Born ‎10 Mar 1862 Amaranth Township, Ontario, Canada, died ‎22 Jul 1929 Toronto, Ontario, Canada‎, 67 years, cause of death: Hypertension, buried ‎Prospect Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2292-81 Robert TWIBBLE (or Twibbles), 23, farmer, Ireland, Mono, s/o John & Mary, married Mary E. HAMILTON, 19, Canada, Amaranth, d/o William & Elizabeth, witn: illegible HAMILTON of Amaranth & Lucinda WALLACE of Orangeville, 28 Dec 1881 at Amaranth

Name: Mary E Hamilton Birth Place: Canada Age: 19 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1862 Father Name: William Hamilton Mother Name: Elizabeth Hamilton Spouse Name: Robert Twebbles Spouse's Age: 23 Spouse Birth Place: Ireland Spouse Father Name: John Twebbles Spouse Mother Name: Mary Twebbles Marriage Date: 28 Dec 1881 Marriage County or District: Amaranth Tp. Dufferin - email from Cheryl Taber - ctaber@shaw.ca

Toronto Star Date: 22 Jul 1929, Page: 23, Type: Death Notice
117 Millicent street, Toronto, on July 22, 1929, Mary Elizabeth Hamilton, dearly beloved wife of Robert Twible.

Funeral service at above address on Wednesday, 24th instant, at 2.30 p.m. Interment in Prospect Cemetery.


Date: st 1, 1929 - Page 3 - MRS. ROBERT TWIBLE: At the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Lawson, 117 Millicent St., Toronto, on the morning of July 22, there died a former resident of Laurel, in the person of Mrs. Robert Twible, eldest child of the late William Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton Sr., of Laurel. She was in her sixty-seventh year and was the mother of nine children, seven of whom, with her husband, survive. Three of the sons fought for their country in the late war and were spared to return to her, only one of them being wounded. Mary Elizabeth, as she was called, led a busy and useful life and many live to tell of her kindly acts. She was like Dorcas of old making garments for those needing them, and her affection was centred in home and family, all of whom now feel the loss of a loving wife and mother. She was a respected member of the Presbyterian church for many years and was always ready to stretch out a helping hand to aid any good work. The services at the house and grave were conducted by her minister, who spoke cheering words, assuring those who mourned that "Mother" had reached that city where inhabitants never say they are sick and there she awaited the coming of each of her loved ones. The funeral was very large and interment took place in Prospect Cemetery, beside her son, the late Clifford Twible. The floral tributes were very numerous and beautiful, showing the love and respect in which she was held by all who knew her. She was noted for her cheery disposition, which helped her to overcome all the hard places she met in life. Much sympathy is extended to the relatives and family.
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