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In 1872 Mr. Bagnall was married to Miss Mary Johnstone, a daughter of William and Grace (Burrows) Johnstone, the father a native of Scotland and the mother of England . William Johnstone was for many years a successful farmer and merchant at Long River , but is now deceased. To Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall have been born three children, namely: Ella J., who is the wife of Rev. A. N. Simpson , a minister of the Christian church at Toronto ; Nettie G., who is at home; M. Blanche , deceased. In politics Mr. Bagnall is a Tory and has held a number of school offices. His religious membership is with the Christian church, while his fraternal affiliation is with St. John's Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Progressive and enterprising, Mr. Bagnall has at all times supported such movements as promise to benefit the community in which he lives and is highly regarded by his fellow citizens.

Mrs. Rev. W. A. Mason. ol Port Hill., .is spending a few weeks at New Glasgow; the guest her sister, Mrs. R. E. Bagnall. (1908)
Mrs. A. N. Simpson, Iowa, is spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. R. E. Bagnall. New Glasgow. (1928)