David Wagstaff {665}

   Cause of his death was Acute Bronchitis & Arterio-Sclerosis.

  General Notes:

According to the Canadian National Biography Encyclopedia, David was a pioneer in the Toronto brick manufacturing business.

  Research Notes:

Daniel and his brothers, William & Robert, controlled a brickmaking business started by their Father, Robert Wagstaff.

The Home of the David Wagstaff family at 650 Broadview in Toronto was adopted by the Toronto City Council in 2006 and designated a historical home due to it's unique architecture. Listin and delails are below.

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650 BROADVIEW AV
David Wagstaff House
Adopted by City Council on Sept. 25, 26, 27, 2006

Building type:
Ward: 30
By-law:
Reason: Architectural Contextual
District:

  Medical Notes:

David had been ill for two years prior to his death.

David married Matilda Sear {666} [MRIN: 218], daughter of Charles Sear {1438} and Sarah Bromwich {1474}, on December 27, 1864 in Trinity Church, York Township. (Matilda Sear {666} was born on June 16, 1848 in Greenwich, Kent, England and died on August 8, 1917 in 650 Broadview Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.) The cause of her death was Gall Stones.

David next married Annie Louisa Cruttenden {1439} [MRIN: 493], daughter of Thomas William David Cruttenden {1487} and Emily Salisbury {1488}, on September 4, 1920 in Saint Barnabus Church, Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. (Annie Louisa Cruttenden {1439} was born on November 11, 1874 in County of York, Toronto, Ontario, died on July 21, 1955 in Toronto, Ontario and was buried in Saint James Crematorium, Toronto, Ontario.)