Forgive me for the very late reply but I've just come across this site and thread while casually searching ancestors on Google. I (David Barron) am a Canadian descendant of Helena Omond nee Stevenson: she and her husband David Omond were my great grandparents. Helena Omond had two daughters Isabel and Hilda. Hilda was childless but a wonderful great aunt to us. Isabel married Alan Gordon Brown and had four children: my mother Barbara Northey Barron (nee Brown) d., David Brown of Whistler B.C., Deborrah Hope (nee Brown) of Anmore B.C., and Bonny Bitz (nee Brown) of Enderby B.C.
Barbara married Kenneth Barron and had 4 children Philip (Toronto Ontario), David (me - Sudbury Ontario), Andrew (New Westminster BC - 2 children Connor and Jenna) and Darcy (Priddis Alberta- 2 children Carly and Levi).
David married Dale Reid and had 2 children Carmen and Christopher.
Deborrah married Roger Hope and had 2 children Katharine and Roxanne.
Bonny married Edward Bitz and had 2 children Michael and Amy.
Bonny Bitz has photo albums including Helena Stevenson and David Omond that my mother Barbara put togther. Bonny also probably has more information.
I remember a few things about Helena. She was a wonderful great grandmother who always seemed to be wearing her fur stole and stout shoes. The last house that Helena and David Omond owned was in Vancouver and our family, who also lived in Vancouver visited them there many times. It is still standing as a B&B (The English Bay Inn) amongst the tall high rise buildings of the west end of Vancouver near Stanley Park. Great-gran once gave my older brother a packet of peanuts and told him not to stick them up his nose, so of course he did. When I turned 5 years old she gave me a five dollar bill which was a real fortune back then. She also gave me a big hug and a kiss which I still remember 52 years later.
It was a treat remembering these kind old folks and I hope this information is useful - if you ever see it!
P.S. We have also had a few visits from Mexican relatives (Stevensons) staying with Hilda and James Magee in Campbell River and the Barrons in Vancouver. The visitors I best remember are Roberto (or possibly Ricardo) and Estrella Valenzuela of Mexicali. I seem to recall they owned stationary stores.