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According to George, Jacob's 3rd son, Jacob "went crazy" at about the age of 40. He retired from his position as barrister/lawyer in King's Council and moved to the country (St. Andrew's East, P.Q.), with his wife and young sons, where he and Julia lived at least till WWII, because letters from the boys to their parents are addressed there.
3933. George Hill DeWitt
George always told his daughter, Judith, that either he or his brother(s) was/were born in a house that stood where the McGill University swimming pool now stands. Judith thinks it was probably only Charles who was born in that house.
MILITARY:Army Records: Bet. 1939 - 1945, HAA Regiment in Europe till 1945
3934. Roy Borden DeWitt
Ashes scattered on Lac Gagnon, Quebec, Canada
OBITUARY: [Montreal Gazette daily death notices] Vivien (nee Jones). Former wife of the late Roy Borden DeWitt. She died peacefully at the Mount Sinai Hospital on Monday, August 16, 1999. She will be greatly missed for her concern, friendliness and enthusiasm for all around her. There will be no service, at her request. Publication Date: 1999-08-18
3935. William Norton DeWitt
Uncle Bill was shot down as he was returning from a mission during WWII. He is buried in England. His brother, George visited his grave in the 1980's or 90's. Two death dates: Mar 6, 1945 or Mar 10,1945.
2863. Ernest Stillman Hill
OCCUPATION: Canadian Army Engineers
2891. Ida Amelia Ruppert
Lived in Sciota county, near Columbus, Ohio and is possibly buried in that area.
2894. Julius Edgar Ruppert
RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 17 Feb 2004 by Rosemary Dager <durodager@hotmail.com>. Reports from family members state that Julius left Allen County and his family to seek his fortune in the state of Washington. His brother, Oscar, and a friend, Mr. Ehrhart drove out to that state about the time of World War II and visited with Julius. He was not in good health & Oscar was making preparations for Julius to come back to Indiana to live in a county home. Julius died before he was able to come back & is buried somewhere in that state. It is not known at this time what happened to Julius' wife or his children.
There were two other children of Julius and Maggie but the names are not known, nor when or where they were born.
