Obadiah Ramsay

Birth5 February 1863 - Northam, Lot 13, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, British Colony

Death23 Jul 1936 - At his home in Wellington, Lot 16, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Dominion of Canada

MotherSarah Ann Wallace

FatherNeil Ramsay

Born in Northam, Lot 13, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, British Colony on 5 February 1863 to Neil Ramsay and Sarah Ann Wallace. Obadiah Ramsay married Priscilla Gorrill and had 11 children. He passed away on 23 Jul 1936 in At his home in Wellington, Lot 16, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Dominion of Canada.

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Parents

Neil Ramsay
1845 - 1916

Sarah Ann Wallace
1837 - 1919

Spouse(s)

Priscilla Gorrill
1878 - 1954

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Bruce Wallace Ramsay
1905 - 1948

Jennie Rebekah Ramsay
1907 - 1991

Lilly Belle Ramsay
1896 - 1940

Lulu Blanche Ramsay
1898 - 1952

Mary Ella Ramsay
1903 - 1994

Josephine Elsie Ramsay
1898 - Unknown

Rubizel G Ramsay
1906 - 1920

Bernice Mae Ramsay
1910 - 1986

Hudson Ray Ramsay
1913 - 1996

Percy Ellis Ramsay
1916 - Unknown

Elizabeth Ramsay
1907 - Unknown

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