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* Silas (1890-1974) who married Maria Elizabeth (Bessie) Barrett of Broad Cove.  They initially lived in Barton and then settled in lower Clarenville.  They had 2 sons and 6 daughters, 2 of whom died young. The eldest son moved to Ontario after marrying, the other son lived in Newfoundland, the youngest daughter moved to Ontario, while two lived in Newfoundland and one moved to Nova Scotia.  Silas and Bessie were close friends of the Loders of Snook's Harbour.  

====Children and Grandchildren of John and Jane Loder====

Hattie was born in December 1890 and first married Philip Henry Mills (1887-1934) of Thoroughfare in 1914.  They lived in Thoroughfare and had 5 daughters<ref name=Foot02/><ref name=Foot07/>:

After her first husband Philip's early death, Hattie married George Pierce (1883-1965) of Clarenville in 1939.  Hattie passed away in Clarenville in 1965.  She had 7 grandchildren and at least 12 great grandchildren, one of whom has purchased and converted the Anglican Church in his paternal grandmother’s hometown of Winterton (formerly Scilly Cove) into a community cultural center named Trinity Hall<ref name=Foot24/>.  This same great grandson (of Hattie and Philip) produced a CD in 1995 entitled ‘Silas Loder’ with 12 original sound tracks and one of the 1895 photos of Silas-b1819 (see above) on the inside cover<ref name=Foot25/>.

* Ursula Sybil was born in 1918.  She was a school teacher for 6 years, before joining the Royal Canadian Air Force (Women’s Division) I in 1942<ref name=Foot20/><ref name=Foot21/>.  Sybil trained in Ottawa, studied meteorology at the University of Toronto, and was then posted in St. John's and Nova Scotia during World War I.  She was well-known for her singing before and during her war service.  After the war ended, Sergeant Loder received multiple medals and an honourable discharge from the RCAF.  She then emigrated to Wales to marry Petty Officer Idris Lewis (1912-1999) of the Royal Navy.  They had 2 sons there.  Sybil died in Wales in 2006.

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{{efn|name=fn2|The term "greater Random Island" here refers to Random Island with Ireland's Eye and nearby small islands included, while the term "Random Island area" refers to greater Random Island and communities on the mainland sides of Smith and Random Sounds such as British Harbour.  This is in contrast to some works (e.g., the books by W.B.W. Martin (see references) which do not include Ireland's Eye as a part of Random Island.}}

{{efn-lr|name=Cred06|Ancestry.ca via AckerN }}

{{efn-lr|name=Cred09|"The Memoirs of Signe (Mills) Green}}

{{efn-lr|name=Cred11|Provided by Elaine (Davis) Moores}}

{{efn-lr|name=Cred12|Martin (1994}}}

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  |pages=xi + 221pp.

  |publisher=Creative Publishers

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