Lorne Vernon Janes 1892

Lorne Vernon Janes, 1892–1975 (aged 83 years)

Name

Lorne Vernon Janes

Name: Lorne Vernon /Janes/

Gender Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	1892
Education	DDS, University of Toronto
Birth of a brother	Robert Meredith Janes September 6, 1894
Birth of a brother	Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. June 25, 1899
Burial of a paternal grandmother	Jennet Auld 1900 Bethel Cemetery, Warwick Twp. On her tombstone is "The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want."
Death of a paternal grandmother	Jennet Auld August 14, 1900 Arkona, Ontario
Birth of a sister	Mary Evelyn Janes March 29, 1901
Occupation	captain in Canadian Dental Corp WWI between 1914 and 1918
Occupation 2	practiced dentistry after 1918 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Latitude: 51.0452 Longitude: -114.063
Occupation	"one of Edmonton's most popular dentists" 1921
Occupation	dentist between 1921 and 1942 Edmonton AB
Birth of a son	Robert Joseph Janes February 28, 1922 Hamilton, Ontario
Birth of a son	William Gordon Janes February 28, 1922 Hamilton, Ontario
Burial of a father	William Janes 1929 Watford Cemetery
Death of a father	William Janes December 29, 1929 at farm on lot 9, second line north in Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario
Occupation	Officer Commanding #5 Company, Canadian Dental Corps between 1939 and 1945 Ottawa ON
Achievement	Buckingham Palace 1942 received Order of British Empire (OBE)
Burial of a mother	Mary McGillicuddy 1942 Watford Cemetery
Death of a mother	Mary McGillicuddy December 27, 1942 Cause of death - cancer
Occupation	Dentist after 1945 Hamilton, Ontario
Occupation 2	Head of Dental Department, Department of Health & Welfare after 1945 Ottawa ON
Occupation	dentist 1966 Burlington ON
Death of a brother	Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. November 7, 1966 Hamilton, Ontario
Death of a brother	Robert Meredith Janes November 28, 1966 Toronto, Ontario
Retirement	1967 (aged 75 years) from dental practice in Hamilton, Ontario
Achievement	Honorary Colonel, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry; Honorary Fellow, International College of Dentists
Death	November 18, 1975 (aged 83 years) Hamilton, Ontario at Chedoke Hospital
Shared note	from https://umanitoba.ca/libraries/units/archives/WorldWarII/personal/abra.shtml (2015) excerpts from memoir: One Man's War by Dr. John Earl Abra Note:Dr Abra met Lieutenant Colonel Janes in 1941. "While in Ottawa I was introduced to my boss, Lieutenant Colonel Lorne Janes. He was a veteran of World War I and practiced in Calgary. We became great friends ... " [Number 5 Company Canadian Dental Corps was formed in February of 1941, as part of the 3rd Canadian Division.] "[On Monday, September 15th, 1941 we] left Camp Debert [Nova Scotia] amid a rain storm at 0900 hours, after having been inspected by Lt. Col. Coons of Ottawa and Lt. Col. Janes, Officer Commanding Number Five Company, Canadian Dental Corps (AF). "Col. Janes, who had driven down from Debert, visited the ship at 1700 hours, much to my relief, and saw for himself the conditions our men were living in. I had been bemoaning the fact that words could never adequately describe the conditions and was relieved of that necessity by his visit. Most of our men slept either on deck or in hallways, the weather is good and they shouold be much more comfortable than in "The Black Hole". It will probably be a different story when we hit the North Atlantic but for the time being will be nice..... "Probably the most notable event of that winter [1942] was being invited to the investiture of my commanding officer, Colonel Janes, as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire at Buckingham Palace. Colonel Janes had been awarded an OBE by the King [George VI] and was allowed to invite two friends. I went with Lieutenant Colonel Dick McDougal from Victoria and we were suitablly impressed. Marion [Abra] has the invitation in my scrapbook. "The ceremony was most interesting. We walked up to the big iron gates in front of the palace, where we were met by a Sargeant in the Coldstream Guards and eight or ten guardsmen. They checked our tickets, and then one of the guardsmen said, if you will follow me, I will take you to the investiture. We walked across the open area between the gates and the palace, into the palace and up several flights of stairs. We came into a very large beautiful ornate room, which I imagine was the palace ballroom. It was about half full already and the guardsman just said, 'Come with me' and took us up to the very front row opposite a set of very ornate doors. We sat there for some time because we had got there quite early and exactly at 2:00 the doors opened and the King stepepd forward, dressed as an admiral in the Royal Navy and had eight or ten 'flunkies' around him either in uniform or morning coat. They proceeded immediately with the investiture. "The first man was a lieutenant in the Royal Air Force who was in a wheel chair, and he was getting the Victoria Cross for bravery beyond the call of duty. After that came a couple of civilians who were being knighted and it was quite interesting to see them kneel in front of the King and be tapped on each shoulder with the official ceremonial sword and then asked to 'arise Sir Biscuit Eater'. They would then rise, bow and back away from the King. The remainder of the line must have been 50 or 60, who were grouped according to the honor they were receiving, and Colonel Janes was among those. When I was congratulating him on becoming an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), he said, 'Well, going back to the first World War, we didn't call it that, we called it 'Other Buggers' Effort'!' from WATFORD GUIDE ADVOCATE, November 1975 A former resident of Warwick Township, Dr. Lorne V. Janes, a dentist, died in Hamilton onTuesday 18 November 1975 at the age of 83 years. Born in Warwick, Dr. Janes served as a Captain in the Canadian Dental Corps in the first World War. In the second World War, as a Colonel, he was Commanding Officer of the Dental Corps overseas. He served as head of the dental department of the Ministry of Health and Welfare in Ottawa, for a short period, after the war and resigned to open his own practise where he practised until his retirement eight years ago. His honours include; Hance to the Order of the British Empire, Honorary Colonel in the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry and Honorary Fellow of the International College of Dentists. Dr. Janes is survived by his wife, Doris May, sons Robert and William and a daughter Mrs. Lorna Ryan and five grandchildren. Also surviving are brothers Zeb (Charles E.) of Wyoming, Ken of Watford and a sister Mary Evelyn also of Watford. He was predeceased by Dr. Robert Janes of Toronto and Dr. Ernest Janes of Hamilton.

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: February 22, 1860 — Janes Homestead, Lot 14, 3NER, Warwick Township, Lambton County Education: Warwick Twp Public Schools Occupation: farmed with brothers when father died. He was 14. — 1874 Occupation: Wm formed a partnership with Wm Auld to carry on brick & tile manufacturing under the name "Auld and Janes". In 1893 it was sold to Robert J. McCormick. — 1885 Marriage Fact: 1886 — In Janes book it says he was married Dec 29, 1886, not Jan 7, 1887 Marriage: January 7, 1887 Property: 1890 — He bought Lot 9 3NER (200 acres) from C.A. Barnes. He specialized in Shorthorn, Durham & Hereford cattle. Also bought 75 acres of Ring farm and 50 acres from Karr farm Accident: January 15, 1892 — It was reported in the Watford Guide-Advocate that Wm Janes had his leg broken Property: 1924 — William owned part of the east half of Lot 7 3NER (100 acres); Lot 8 (150 acres) & Lot 9 (200 acres) 3NER (Gerry Herbert drawing); east half of Lot 8 1NER (part is our property); 100 acres of father's estate Fact 1: SS1 trustee for 15 years - Secretary & Treasurer Fact 2: man of enterprise, progressive ideas,genial in manner, quiet disposition, domestic in tastes, temperate in habits Fact: member of East Lambton Farmers Institute Organization: member of Canadian Order of Foresters, charter member of Court # 129 Warwick Twp. Death: December 29, 1929 — at farm on lot 9, second line north in Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario Burial: 1929 — Watford Cemetery Religion: Presbyterian Reference number: 1.3.4 Reference number: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary McGillicuddy Charles Eusebius Janes William Kenneth Janes Lorne Vernon Janes Robert Meredith Janes Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. Mary Evelyn Janes William Janes 1860–1929 Birth: February 22, 1860 — Janes Homestead, Lot 14, 3NER, Warwick Township, Lambton County Death: December 29, 1929 — at farm on lot 9, second line north in Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario
mother	Links Birth: June 7, 1858 — Warwick Twp., Lambton County, ON Marriage: January 7, 1887 Death: December 27, 1942 — Cause of death - cancer Burial: 1942 — Watford Cemetery Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Janes Charles Eusebius Janes William Kenneth Janes Lorne Vernon Janes Robert Meredith Janes Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. Mary Evelyn Janes Mary McGillicuddy 1858–1942 Birth: June 7, 1858 — Warwick Twp., Lambton County, ON Death: December 27, 1942 — Cause of death - cancer
Marriage	Marriage — January 7, 1887 —
15 months elder brother	Links Birth: March 29, 1888 — Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario Education: Business College, London, Ontario Occupation: Zeb appointed Treasurer of Warwick Twp., effective Jan 1, 1912, succeeding his grandfather Eusebius McGillicuddy;served under 13 reeves and 34 councillors — between 1912 and 1957 Occupation: Director of People's Telephone Company, Forest, Ontario and Lambton Loan - Victoria Grey Occupation: farmer; owned 600 acres on Brickyard Line, from 6 sideroad (Elarton Rd.) east to west 1/2 Lot 9. Achievement: 1913 — Past Worshipful Master of Forest Masonic Lodge Occupation: Progressive Conservative Member of the Legislative Assembly for Lambton East. Pinery Provincial Park established in his term; also Warwick Centennial Ball Park. — between 1945 and 1963 Residence 1: farm on corner of 9 sideroad (Warwick Village Rd) and second concession (Brickyard Line). Residence 2: Wyoming, Ontario — 737 Broadway Street Elected: Elected in George Drew Conservative government, then Thomas L. Kennedy Progressive Conservative government, then Leslie Frost followed by John Robarts — June 1945 Death: June 21, 1983 — C.E.E. Hospital, Petrolia, Ontario Burial: Watford Cemetery, Watford, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.1 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Margaret Hazel Dolbear Family with spouse Hazel Delilah Sinclair Metcalfe Charles Eusebius Janes 1888–1983 Birth: March 29, 1888 — Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario Death: June 21, 1983 — C.E.E. Hospital, Petrolia, Ontario
16 months elder brother	Links Birth: July 16, 1889 Occupation: Member of Forest Havelock Lodge no. 263 Occupation: Director, People's Telephone Co. Occupation: Farmer Fact 1: unmarried; lived with parents, then sister Evelyn Death: July 18, 1979 — Watford, Ontario Burial: Watford Cemetery, Watford, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.2 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships William Kenneth Janes 1889–1979 Birth: July 16, 1889 Death: July 18, 1979 — Watford, Ontario
4 years himself	Links Birth: 1892 Education: DDS, University of Toronto Occupation: captain in Canadian Dental Corp WWI — between 1914 and 1918 Occupation 2: practiced dentistry — after 1918 — Calgary, Alberta, Canada Occupation: "one of Edmonton's most popular dentists" — 1921 Occupation: dentist — between 1921 and 1942 — Edmonton AB Occupation: Officer Commanding #5 Company, Canadian Dental Corps — between 1939 and 1945 — Ottawa ON Achievement: Buckingham Palace — 1942 — received Order of British Empire (OBE) Occupation: Dentist — after 1945 — Hamilton, Ontario Occupation 2: Head of Dental Department, Department of Health & Welfare — after 1945 — Ottawa ON Occupation: dentist — 1966 — Burlington ON Retirement: 1967 — from dental practice in Hamilton, Ontario Achievement: Honorary Colonel, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry; Honorary Fellow, International College of Dentists Death: November 18, 1975 — Hamilton, Ontario at Chedoke Hospital Reference number: 1.3.4.3 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Doris Mae Thompson Robert Joseph Janes William Gordon Janes Lorne Vernon Janes 1892–1975 Birth: 1892 Death: November 18, 1975 — Hamilton, Ontario at Chedoke Hospital
3 years younger brother	Links Birth: September 6, 1894 Education: University of Toronto — 1916 Marriage: September 10, 1923 — First Congregational Church, Dundas Street, London ON Occupation: WWI Veteran Canadian Army Medical Corp Fact 1: 1923 — Attended by brother Ernest at wedding Honeymoon: 1923 — Motor trip to Muskoka Occupation 1: professor of surgery — between 1947 and 1957 — University of Toronto Occupation 2: Chair, Department of Surgery — between 1947 and 1957 — University of Toronto Retirement: patron of Janes Surgical Society (made up of surgeons who had trained at least 3 years under Dr. Robert M. Janes) — 1957 Funeral: November 1966 — Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, Toronto Reputation: Evolved surgical techniques in chest surgery Awards: Honorary Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons, England Death: November 28, 1966 — Toronto, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.4 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lilly Erland Kelly Mary Elizabeth Janes Ann Erland Janes Robert Meredith Janes 1894–1966 Birth: September 6, 1894 Death: November 28, 1966 — Toronto, Ontario
5 years younger brother	Links Birth: June 25, 1899 Education: M.D. University Of Toronto — 1924 Military service: WWI Air Force Veteran Occupation: Chief of Surgery, Hamilton General Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario Fact 1: 1929 — Performed first leg lengthening Divorced: 1936 Fact 2: 1937 — performed first pneumonectomy Marriage: May 1945 — England Retirement: 278 Aberdeen Ave. — 1956 — Hamilton, Ontario Awards: Order of British Empire (OBE); MB; FACS; FRCS (C) Professional association: Founding Member of the Canadian Orthopedic Association; on board of Thoracic Surgery Association Death: Henderson General Hospital — November 7, 1966 — Hamilton, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.5 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Doris Horton Helen Margaret Janes Family with spouse Bethia Ellen Ironside Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. 1899–1966 Birth: June 25, 1899 Death: Henderson General Hospital — November 7, 1966 — Hamilton, Ontario
21 months younger sister	Links Birth: March 29, 1901 Education: Registered nurse; St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario Occupation: looked after parents on farm Interest: Warwick Women's Institute Death: April 24, 1998 — Strathroy General Hospital, Strathroy Ontario Burial: 1998 — Cremated, Watford Cemetery, Watford, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.6 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mary Evelyn Janes 1901–1998 Birth: March 29, 1901 Death: April 24, 1998 — Strathroy General Hospital, Strathroy Ontario

Family with Doris Mae Thompson
himself	Links Birth: 1892 Education: DDS, University of Toronto Occupation: captain in Canadian Dental Corp WWI — between 1914 and 1918 Occupation 2: practiced dentistry — after 1918 — Calgary, Alberta, Canada Occupation: "one of Edmonton's most popular dentists" — 1921 Occupation: dentist — between 1921 and 1942 — Edmonton AB Occupation: Officer Commanding #5 Company, Canadian Dental Corps — between 1939 and 1945 — Ottawa ON Achievement: Buckingham Palace — 1942 — received Order of British Empire (OBE) Occupation: Dentist — after 1945 — Hamilton, Ontario Occupation 2: Head of Dental Department, Department of Health & Welfare — after 1945 — Ottawa ON Occupation: dentist — 1966 — Burlington ON Retirement: 1967 — from dental practice in Hamilton, Ontario Achievement: Honorary Colonel, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry; Honorary Fellow, International College of Dentists Death: November 18, 1975 — Hamilton, Ontario at Chedoke Hospital Reference number: 1.3.4.3 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Doris Mae Thompson Robert Joseph Janes William Gordon Janes Lorne Vernon Janes 1892–1975 Birth: 1892 Death: November 18, 1975 — Hamilton, Ontario at Chedoke Hospital
wife	Links Birth: 1900 Fact 1: wedding dress was a "travelling suit of grey with the coat opening over a tricolette blouse of rose" Honeymoon: Train to Fort William, then boat to Sarnia, to visit Watford, London and Toronto Death: 1983 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lorne Vernon Janes Robert Joseph Janes William Gordon Janes Doris Mae Thompson 1900–1983 Birth: 1900 Death: 1983
son	Links Birth: February 28, 1922 — Hamilton, Ontario Fact 1: unmarried twin Death: 1991 Reference number: 1.3.4.3.1 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Robert Joseph Janes 1922–1991 Birth: February 28, 1922 — Hamilton, Ontario Death: 1991
son	Links Birth: February 28, 1922 — Hamilton, Ontario Fact 1: Twin of Robert Joseph Janes Death: January 27, 2000 — Toronto, Ontario Reference number: 1.3.4.3.2 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Fern Smith William Gordon Janes 1922–2000 Birth: February 28, 1922 — Hamilton, Ontario Death: January 27, 2000 — Toronto, Ontario
daughter	Lorna Janes –

Extra information

Reference number

1.3.4.3

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Family with parents
father Parents Charles Meredith Janes Jennet Auld	William Janes 1860–1929
mother Parents Eusebius McGillicuddy Ann Jane Fulerton	Mary McGillicuddy 1858–1942
elder brother Family Margaret Hazel Dolbear Calla Evelyn Janes Mary Margaret Janes Family Hazel Delilah Sinclair Metcalfe Janie Metcalfe Frances Metcalfe John Metcalfe	Charles Eusebius Janes 1888–1983
elder brother	William Kenneth Janes 1889–1979
himself	Lorne Vernon Janes 1892–1975
younger brother Family Lilly Erland Kelly Mary Elizabeth Janes Ann Erland Janes	Robert Meredith Janes 1894–1966
younger brother Family Doris Horton Helen Margaret Janes Family Bethia Ellen Ironside Barbara Janes	Ernest Clifford Janes M.D. 1899–1966
younger sister	Mary Evelyn Janes 1901–1998

Family with Doris Mae Thompson
himself	Lorne Vernon Janes 1892–1975
wife Parents J. H. Thompson	Doris Mae Thompson 1900–1983
son	Robert Joseph Janes 1922–1991
son Family Fern Smith Robert Janes Linda Janes	William Gordon Janes 1922–2000
daughter Family George Ryan Michael Joseph Ryan Sheila Doris Ryan Sandra Mary Ryan	Lorna Janes

Descendants

Lorne Vernon Janes(1892–1975)
- Doris Mae Thompson