Tom was a merchant, and had a small dry goods store which he ran for 14 years. He got out of business at the end of the First World War, as times were hard.

Stanly and Ann (the grandchildren of Andrew Ormsby) remember Uncle and Auntie - Stanly remembers the apartment that they lived in, which was actually in the building owned by Andrew and Marion. You could stand in the window and watch the trolleys go by on Shattuck Avenue. And Ann remembers Auntie baking cakes - she got to lick the batter out of the bowl (when she was about 3 or 4 years old). And she is proud today to use Auntie's Haviland china.