Descendants of Isaac and Ann WEBB
 Seventh Generation 
55. Phyllis Jean NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Phyllis married Thomas YOUNG, son of Henry H. YOUNG and Francis "Fanny" CHRISTIE. Thomas was born on January 30, 1903 in Brant Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada,9,22,24 died in 196624 aged 63, and was buried in Douglas Hill Cemetery Eden Grove, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 75 M i. Harry T. YOUNG
+ 76 M ii. Leslie "Sliv" YOUNG
+ 77 M iii. James Hardy YOUNG was born in 1944 in Brant Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on April 16, 2016 in Oakville, Halton Co, Ontario, Canada aged 72.
+ 78 F iv. Gail Patricia Ann YOUNG was born on May 18, 1947 in Walkerton, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on April 21, 2011 in Severn Bridge, Simcoe Co, Ontario, Canada aged 63.
79 M v. Robert YOUNG
Phyllis next married Herb Inglis ARKELL, son of William Henry ARKELL and Elizabeth Nichol INGLIS. Herb was born on April 21, 1910 in Culross Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on January 31, 1995 in Walkerton, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada aged 84.
56. Clarence NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Clarence married Sheila Marie MacKESSOCK, daughter of Alvin Milton BLUE and Lillian Louise MacKESSOCK.
Children from this marriage were:
80 M i. Lawrence NICHOLSON was born in 1949 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada,24 died in 1967 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada24 aged 18, and was buried in Douglas Hill Cemetery Eden Grove, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada.
81 M ii. Gerald NICHOLSON was born in 1948 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada,24 died in 1967 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada24 aged 19, and was buried in Douglas Hill Cemetery Eden Grove, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada.
57. Ruby Leona NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Ruby married James FRIAR, son of Ernest FRIAR and Minnie A. MATHEWS. James was born on July 27, 1918 in Bruce Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada,16,25 died on November 29, 2008 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada aged 90, and was buried in Lovat Cemetery Bruce Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada.
Children from this marriage were:
82 F i. Rosalie FRIAR
Rosalie married Ian HEUSTIN.
83 F ii. Patricia FRIAR
Patricia married James TILT.
59. Sybil Ethel Georgina NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1) was born in Greenock Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on October 30, 2010 in Owen Sound, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada.
Sybil married David ESPLEN.
Children from this marriage were:
84 M i. William ESPLEN
William married Cathy (__?__).
85 M ii. James ESPLEN
James married Wendy (__?__).
86 F iii. Nancy ESPLEN
Nancy married Dave JOHNSTON.
60. Vina Luella NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Vina married Stewart THOMPSON, son of Murdoch THOMPSON and Annie "Gladys" STEWART.
Children from this marriage were:
87 M i. Robert THOMPSON
88 M ii. Donald THOMPSON
Vina next married William "Bill" MILLER, son of Charles Edward MILLER and Georgina SHULAR. Bill was born on April 9, 1923 in , Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada, died on March 1, 2008 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada aged 84, and was buried in Sanctuary Park Port Elgin, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada. He was usually called Bill.
61. Clive Alexander NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1) was born on January 17, 1932 in Greenock Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on March 14, 2010 in Chesley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada aged 78.
Mourning the Loss of a Dear Friend - By Josée Bonhomme
It was a sad day in March when we heard Clive Nicholson had passed away peacefully in Ontario, from complications from a longstanding pulmonary condition. For many of us, he had been a mentor, an example, and a friend with a mean arsenal of jovial stories.
Clive was born in a rural area near Paisley, Ontario on January 17, 1932, grew up to be a heavy duty mechanic and welder extraordinaire, not to mention having a flair for prospecting and a definite attraction for gold.
He came to the Klondike for adventure, as a true pioneer in the late 50's. Clive logged for firewood, barged his logs to town, or drove them in on a 5-ton truck from the Dempster, and he worked hard at that. But that wasn't enough. Clive worked for the Yukon Highways Department
in the summers, built the third version of Flat Ck Hill on the Klondike Highway, and even the Dome Road looking for good gravel.
Jack Fraser remembers working with Clive, and buying firewood from him: "You knew you always got a full cord with Clive, and he could design and build a road like it was nobody's business."
Rob Nicholson, his son, describes him as a man who did things "his own way"… for which we are thankful, for the tricks he taught us, and his glowing originality.
Engaged on Dredge No. 4 by Y.C.G.C. having done steam-pointing and general labour around the behemoths, Clive had respect for heavy work and complicated things. He cut ditches the old fashion way high up on the mountaintops to convey water to unlikely places. He did it all, and loved his Yukon home.
When the dredges went out of business and ground came open, Clive saw the future in 3-D. He stuck around and staked some good open ground. He raised his kids as miners in the sixties and seventies, set them up on Sourdough Hill, but always had his eye on Lovett Gulch, as the perspicacious prospector he was.
There he made a small or large fortune by anyone's standard. Through hard work, honesty and talent, Clive made a difficult property pay, and pay it did.
He understood nature and all its complicated relationships. He was instrumental in creating the Klondike Placer Miners' Association. He wanted people to come together and run the industry to its potential.
We will miss our friend and mentor, our inspiration and all the answers to the difficult questions. The ditches you built, the roads you built and the systems you created will keep our inspiration going for many centuries to come. Thanks, Clive, we will miss you tremendously.
See you in the next gold field!
To a true pioneer, a gentleman and a miner, so long friend, may we only be good at one of your many talents, and that is the gift of inspiration you leave in our memories…
From the Klondike Sun, May 05, 2010.
Clive married Louise (__?__).
Children from this marriage were:
89 F i. Dawm NICHOLSON
Dawm married Ken HIRTLE.
90 M ii. Robert NICHOLSON
63. Gwendolyn Louise NICHOLSON (Mary "Estella" ROWLEY48, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1) was born in 1935 in Greenock Twp, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on August 21, 2011 in Barrie, Simcoe Co, Ontario, Canada aged 76.
Gwendolyn married John ROSSITER.
Children from this marriage were:
91 M i. Douglas ROSSITER
92 M ii. Jeffrey ROSSITER
69. Madelyne Joyce ROWLEY (David Henry ROWLEY50, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Madelyne married Ross Edward MAJURY, son of Gilbert Leslie MAJURY and Ruby Roberta Mary PORTER, ____________.19
Children from this marriage were:
93 M i. Paul MAJURY
94 M ii. David MAJURY
70. Lewis James ROWLEY (Lewis G. ROWLEY51, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Lewis married Catherine Ann GREGG, daughter of George Edward Weir GREGG and Jennie Rosella METCALFE, ____________.19
Children from this marriage were:
+ 95 F i. Gina Christine ROWLEY
96 M ii. Andrew George ROWLEY
71. Olive "Yvonne" Catherine ROWLEY (Lewis G. ROWLEY51, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1)
Yvonne married William Ernest THEAKER, son of William "Ernest" THEAKER and Olive Jean HENDERSON, ____________.19
The child from this marriage was:
97 U i. Two Children THEAKER
72. Harold Lawrence ROWLEY (Lewis G. ROWLEY51, Urilla WEBB40, James28, Samuel19, Job2, Isaac1) was born on January 5, 1944 in Paisley, Bruce Co, Ontario, Canada and died on December 10, 2011 in Burlington, Halton Co, Ontario, Canada aged 67.
Harold married Elizabeth (__?__).
Children from this marriage were:
98 M i. Christopher Harold Lewis ROWLEY
99 F ii. Vanessa ROWLEY
100 F iii. Catherine ROWLEY
101 F iv. Samantha ROWLEY
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