Death of Mrs. Moody - The death occurred yesterday evening of Mrs. Moody, relict of the late Sewell P. Moody, who was interested in the Moodyville sawmill and who was one of the victims of the Pacific disaster. The deceased lady was a native of Greenock, Scotland, but came to British Columbia in the very early days with her parents. She was 51 years of age. Two children, Mrs. B.S. Oddy and Mr. S.P. Moody, with Simon Leiser, survive her. She also leaves a mother, Mrs. Watson, of Foul Bay Road, three sisters, Mrs. J.P. Nason, Mrs. Bowron of Barkerville, and Miss Watson, and one brother, Mr. W.H. Watson. Mrs. Moody had been ill for some time. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Watson, Foul Bay Road.
Times Colonist of Aug 11 1901 (page 7)
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Times Colonist of Aug 11 1901 (page 7)
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Death of Mrs. Moody - The death occurred yesterday evening of Mrs. Moody, relict of the late Sewell P. Moody, who was interested in the Moodyville sawmill and who was one of the victims of the Pacific disaster. The deceased lady was a native of Greenock, Scotland, but came to British Columbia in the very early days with her parents. She was 51 years of age. Two children, Mrs. B.S. Oddy and Mr. S.P. Moody, with Simon Leiser, survive her. She also leaves a mother, Mrs. Watson, of Foul Bay Road, three sisters, Mrs. J.P. Nason, Mrs. Bowron of Barkerville, and Miss Watson, and one brother, Mr. W.H. Watson. Mrs. Moody had been ill for some time. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Watson, Foul Bay Road.
Times Colonist of Aug 11 1901 (page 7)
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Times Colonist of Aug 11 1901 (page 7)
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