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			Dr. Seymour Traynor
			I believe he was born 
			John Charles "Seymour" Traynor
			
			b- Jan 19, 1879, Dundalk, ON,
 (enlistment form says Dundalk ON, Marriage Cert, Dundalkshire, Scotland)
			(age 27 when he married in Oct 1906)
			d- Mar 2, 1934, in Vancouver BC
			Buried in Mountainview Cemetery, Vancouver, BC
Seymour took his early education at Dundalk ON,
			Attended Collingwood Collegiate for 2 years.
			Then he spent some time in the west,
			Until he entered University of Toronto, Medical School, 
			where he graduated in 1905
			He then practiced in BC from 1906.
Oct 11, 1907 he was in Steveston BC
			appointed BC Coroner.
June 1910- Dr. Seymour Traynor 
			
			was the doctor at the Hospital at 
		
		Kitselas.
			He was from Phoenix BC, before Kiselas.
			He came to Kitselas as a salaried GTP Physician
			Before he went  to Phoenix/Kitselas, 
			he supposedly had a successful 
			Obstetrician practice in Vancouver
Feb. 1911 he was the doctor that signed the death certs.
			for men that died in Kitselas tunnel explosions
			
			
			
			Kitselas Tunnel Explosions
ca 1915, Seymour served as Doctor at Kitsumkalum Reserve,
			through Indian Affairs.
Seymour Traynor enlisted in WWI in Ottawa ON, Jan 15, 1916
			Canadian Army Medical Corps, Rank- Captain
			Physician and Surgeon
			When he enlisted he was living in Terrace BC
			next of kin his wife in Dundalk, Grey Co., ON
Dr. Traynor bought a house in Kitselas,
from Enoch Jones for $300 cash.
			Father- Isaac Traynor
			b- Oct 12, 1846 in Orchardville, Egremont Township, Grey Co., ON
			d- Dec 4, 1925 in Dundalk, ON, age 80
			buried Dec 8, 1925
			Educated at Rockwood Academy.
			Articled to a Hugh Wilson.
			Appointed Provincial Land Surveyor Apr 16, 1863
			He made surveys in NWT, and Ontario government
			also had a drainage practice in Dundalk
			Provincial Land Surveyor in 1891 in Dundalk, ON
			1911 Engineer, and P.L.S. in Dundalk
			He surveyed Holstein and Orchardville.
			Isaac's Father- Peter Traynor born in Ireland
			Isaac's Mother- Mary Ann O'Leary in Ireland
			Parents came from Droghed Ireland ca 1840, 
			settled on Lot 45, Concession 3, Egremont township, Grey Co. ON.
			Peter Traynor came with 3 sons, from first wife, 
			John Traynor, Alex Traynor and Thomas Traynor
			Three sons were born in Canada, Isaac above, Adam Traynor and Henry 
			Traynor
an Adam Traynor was a witness at his wedding.
			Isaac married Annah Ellen Bedford, Jan 20, 1875 in Normanby 
			township, ON
			alt- Annah Bedford
			alt- Hannah Bedford
			b- Apr 22, 1848 in Waterloo, ON
			d- Mar 10, 1935 in Dundalk, ON, age 86
			daughter of John Bedford and Mary Ann Bedford
			Her parents born in England
			
			Seymour married Janet Barrie Nicoll, (Nicholl?) 
			Oct 2, 1906, at 655 Cordova St, Vancouver BC
			b- Oct 2, 1887, Dundee Scotland, age 19 when she married
			d- Aug 2, 1961, D.O.A., Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver, BC, 
			age 73
			daughter of Thomas Nicholl (Nicholl?), 
			and Margaret Barrie Taylor, both b- Scotland
5 children:
son- Kelvin K. Traynor
			b- Sept 1907 in BC
			d- Dec 1940, Drowned at sea, 
			during WWII with his ship floundering during a storm,
			125 miles SE of Newfoundland, 
			(another distress call said 400 miles NE) and sinking,
			the 2,594 ton, Canadian Freighter "Lisieux".
			17 survived, 12 died.
			Former French vessel taken over by the Canadian government.
			Captain Andre Perrin died as well.
			Vessel was from St. John's Newfoundland.
			It was carrying lumber for Britain.
			He was a former CFCN announcer in Calgary
			married Minnie Julia Richardson, she died Aug 2004 in Calgary
			They had one daughter
daughter- Margaret "Shirley" Traynor
			b- 1912, in Terrace BC, age 24 when married to George
			1935 single, stenographer living with her mother in Vancouver
			she married George Edwin McCormick, Sept 25, 1937 in Vancouver BC
daughter- Claudia Jean Traynor
			b- Nov 1908 in Vancouver, BC
			1935 single, stenographer living with her mother in Vancouver
			I believe she married Alexander H. McDonald, Apr 25, 1935 Whatcom 
			Co, WA USA
daughter- Annah Lorna Traynor
			alt- Anna Lorna Traynor
			alt- Annah Lerncs Traynor
			b- Dec 13, 1909 in Dundalk ON
			1930, Nurse Port Angeles Hospital, Port Angeles, WA
			she went to the Koch Hospital in Detroit Michigan, age 24, May 1934
			1935 single, Nurse, living with her mother in Vancouver
			she lived in Vancouver and worked in Port Angeles
son- Barrie Erskine Traynor
			b- Dec 8, 1921 in Vancouver
			d- Mar 17, 1990 in Nanaimo BC
			married Norah Bernard Heeney, she died in 1984, age 59
Siblings of Seymour:
			brother- William James Henry "Harry" Traynor
			b- Dec 26, 1875 in Holstein, Egremont township, Grey Co., ON
			d-
			carpenter in 1901 in Dundalk, ON, 
			shown b- 1876 in 1901 census, same as in 1881 census
			Building Contractor in Kamloops when he married
			married M. Druce Mason, Nov 1, 1904 in Kamloops BC
			b- 1870, Bedford, Iowa
			d-
			daughter of James Mason and Margaret Shannon
			Brother- Artemas "Randolph" Traynor
			b- July 1, 1885 in Dundalk, ON
			d-
			enlisted in WWI, Mar 24, 1916 in Winnipeg, MB
			Occupation- Jeweller
			next of kin, wife- Lucy B. Traynor, Russell MB
			1921 he was in Fort William ON
			Shown as Supervisor of the Prudential Life, Star Building, Toronto
			
			married to Lucy B. nee ?, 
			b- ca 1885, SK (age 36 in 1921)
			had a daughter, Lorna Traynor b- ca 1912, SK.
			Sister- Mary Ann Traynor
			b- Jan 16, 1877, Proton township, Grey Co., ON
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