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On the 1972 voters list G. Lindsay, student, is living with a Dennis and Margaret Sewell.  Perhaps a remarriage for his mother?

The book you referenced by David C Jones is there in its entirety.  Go to the Advanced Search option and put in the title of the book and you can read it all.

There is a tree on ancestry that shows a Mary Elizabeth married to Alexander Robert C. Dawson.  There is a daughter born 31 Mar 1924 Toronto who later marries a Clarence Bertram Henderson born to this couple.  Elizabeth's date of death in Kingston, Ontario is 15 Nov 2002.  Perhaps the library in Kingston could look for an obituary to rule this couple in or out.  It appears that the Henderson's resided in Renfrew area (Voters lists) and they are both buried in Pembroke Wesley United Cemetery, Pembroke, Renfrew. She is shown with Betty and he with Bert. The person with this tree is a direct line descendant.

Thank you for finding that!  Your eyes are good.  It does say he is survived by a sister Mrs. John (Annie) Crosson.  I am satisfied that John remarried Annie Eva Stewart after his first wife's death.  It is not a direct line but I hate it when I make a mistake and then it becomes a fact on many trees and is never changed by the multitude.

I had started following Elizabeth Eva because my father-in-law said his mother had nursed someone in Toronto who was sick.  That person recovered and his mother got sick shortly after and died.  Her death registration from 1917 has never surfaced even though the family was compliant in registering events.  The personnel file I sent for for John Saunders Crosson years ago detailed the changes of addresses for his wife in Toronto for payment of salary.  Elizabeth Eva then went to Monkland to live with her married sister and received payments there in the timeframe that supported my father-in-laws story of nursing a sick relative from not in Toronto.  Guess I wanted to make sure I had an end to that family's story.

Thanks again.

Thank you for looking and finding Elizabeth Eva's obituary.  Obviously John Saunders remarried.  Strange that the name is so similiar to his first wife's name.  I will see if contacting the cemetery will reveal anything of interest.
Thanks again.