Dorothy L Dyson ^{726,728,735,752,846,847}

  General Notes:

The Chilancoh Ranch is located about 29 miles West of Alexis Creek on a side access road . Not on the main highway to Bella Coola.
On the property is a private registered burial plot for the family.

The ranch was previously owned by the Reg Newton and was known as the Newton Ranch. When Reg died, this wife left the ranch to relations Edward and Edmond Hutton. Edward drowned in Punzi Lake and Edmond died in the early 1920s. Reg Newton was an uncle of Dorothy (Dyson) Bayliff. Dorothy's mother Florence Newton died in British Columbia as well.
Apparently Dorothy Dyson came out to visit her uncle Reginald Newton and ended up marrying Gabriel Thomas Lane Bayliff in 1923.

Further research found that Dorothy came to Canada on the Empress of France (Liverpool - Quebec) departing Liverpool on 6 Oct, 1921 and came over with her father Louis Morgan Dyson, mother Florence Julia Dyson and brother John Holroyd Dyson. jca

  Research Notes:

Trans-Canada Airlines, departing Toronto, June 2, 1946 for La Guardia Field, N.Y.
Dyson, James Seabrook, age 46 years, 10 months
Male, married, occupation: Executive
Reads English, Nationality: British
Race: English, Place of birth: England, Woolwich
Visa Issued: New York , April 23, 1945
Last permanent residence: Beechwood Hotel, Summit, N.J.
Weight: 170 lbs.
Name and complete address of nearest relative whence alien came: Mrs. Bayliff, Alexis Creek, B.C. Canada (sister)
Final destination intended: New York, U.S.A.
Whether having a ticket to final destination: Yes
passage paid by: Self
Possession of money: $80.00
In US before: Yes, permanent resident
Returning from business visit to #15 [address of Mrs. Bayliff]
Purpose of coming to United States: Permanent Resident
Length of time intends to stay: Permanently
Intends to become a citizen of the United States?: Possibly
Ever in prison or poorhouse: No
Whether a polygamist: No
Whether an anarchist: No
Height: 5ft. 9 inches
Complexion: Fresh
Hair: brown, Eyes: Blue
Marks: scar on back of neck
signed: James Seabrook Dyson

NOTE: The Bayliff families are ALL concentrated in Alexis Creek, B.C. even in 2010.... jca
There is even a Dorothy M Bayliff listed in the Telus B.C. phone directory....
James Seabrook Dyson had a younger sister by the name of Dorothy Dyson. born about 1904.
This connection must be followed up... jca..

Anthony and Barrie Bayliff (250)394-4380,
4157 Chilko-Newton
Alexis Creek , BC , V0L1A0

Note : B.C. death of one Gabriel Bayliff. age 79, in Williams Lake. ( very near Alexis Creek), on Nov 4th, 1977, age 79
B.C. registration 1977-09-016453
Also note: death of Gertrude Louise J Bayliff in Alexis Creek, B.C. , April 17th, 1931, age 66.
B.C. registration 1931-09-465404
(Gertrude Louis J Bayliff was the wife of original homesteader Hugh Peel Lane Bayliff (d 1934- 9- 30, age 70 at Hillside B.C.)
(telephone call (Jan 18, 2010) to Mrs. Barrie Bayliff determined that Dorothy Dyson was the wife of Hugh and Gertrude's only issue Gabriel Bayliff.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Travel: Empress of France, 6 Oct 1921, To Canada. ⁷³²

• Religion: Church of England, 1923, Chilancoh Ranch, Chilcotin, B.C. ⁷²⁸

Dorothy married Gabriel Thomas Lane Bayliff, son of Hugh Peel Lane Bayliff and Gertrude Louise Jane Tindall, on 29 Sep 1923 in Chilancoh Ranch, Chilcotin, B.C..⁷²⁸ (Gabriel Thomas Lane Bayliff was born on 8 Mar 1898 in Alexis Creek, B.C. Canada,^{728,848,849,850} died on 4 Nov 1977 in Williams Lake, B.C. ^847,848 and was buried on 8 Nov 1977 in Chilancoh Ranch, Chilcotin, B.C. ^752,847.) The cause of his death was Cerebral Haemorrhage, hypertension.