Annie Carr had been in Canada for 30 years and in Trail and district for 19 years when she died. Daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch; married to Walter Carr, the informant. Cause of death references "usual trauma incident to [nursing? having?] babies" although I could not locate a corresponding death certificate for a child. Interred 19 Apr 1915. 1915-09-180014.
James Walter Carr (bachelor age 25, born in Minnesota USA, son of John Carr and Margaret Graham) and Annie Wigham (spinster age 19, born in Belfast Ireland, daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch) were married in Trail BC on 15 December 1898. 1898-09-178117.
From the Trail News of April 23, 1915, from the Provincial Library of BC via the Selkirk College library:
Death of Mrs. Walter Carr
After a painful sickness, borne with much fortitude and patience, Mrs. Carr, the wife of our respected citizen, Walter Carr, passed to her eternal rest on Saturday afternoon last, at the early age of 35.
The funeral took place on Monday from the residence of deceased, a service being held in the Methodist Church, of which body deceased was a member. From thence the body was conveyed to the cemetery for interment, followed by a large number of carriages conveying friends and relations. The beautiful wreaths and floral tributes received were testimony of the respect and esteem in which deceased was held by the citizens. Mrs. Carr has resided in Trail for about 20 years, and is survived by her husband and six childern [sic], four girls and two boys, who, in their bereavement have the sympathy of the community.
James Walter Carr (bachelor age 25, born in Minnesota USA, son of John Carr and Margaret Graham) and Annie Wigham (spinster age 19, born in Belfast Ireland, daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch) were married in Trail BC on 15 December 1898. 1898-09-178117.
From the Trail News of April 23, 1915, from the Provincial Library of BC via the Selkirk College library:
Death of Mrs. Walter Carr
After a painful sickness, borne with much fortitude and patience, Mrs. Carr, the wife of our respected citizen, Walter Carr, passed to her eternal rest on Saturday afternoon last, at the early age of 35.
The funeral took place on Monday from the residence of deceased, a service being held in the Methodist Church, of which body deceased was a member. From thence the body was conveyed to the cemetery for interment, followed by a large number of carriages conveying friends and relations. The beautiful wreaths and floral tributes received were testimony of the respect and esteem in which deceased was held by the citizens. Mrs. Carr has resided in Trail for about 20 years, and is survived by her husband and six childern [sic], four girls and two boys, who, in their bereavement have the sympathy of the community.
Annie Carr had been in Canada for 30 years and in Trail and district for 19 years when she died. Daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch; married to Walter Carr, the informant. Cause of death references "usual trauma incident to [nursing? having?] babies" although I could not locate a corresponding death certificate for a child. Interred 19 Apr 1915. 1915-09-180014.
James Walter Carr (bachelor age 25, born in Minnesota USA, son of John Carr and Margaret Graham) and Annie Wigham (spinster age 19, born in Belfast Ireland, daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch) were married in Trail BC on 15 December 1898. 1898-09-178117.
From the Trail News of April 23, 1915, from the Provincial Library of BC via the Selkirk College library:
Death of Mrs. Walter Carr
After a painful sickness, borne with much fortitude and patience, Mrs. Carr, the wife of our respected citizen, Walter Carr, passed to her eternal rest on Saturday afternoon last, at the early age of 35.
The funeral took place on Monday from the residence of deceased, a service being held in the Methodist Church, of which body deceased was a member. From thence the body was conveyed to the cemetery for interment, followed by a large number of carriages conveying friends and relations. The beautiful wreaths and floral tributes received were testimony of the respect and esteem in which deceased was held by the citizens. Mrs. Carr has resided in Trail for about 20 years, and is survived by her husband and six childern [sic], four girls and two boys, who, in their bereavement have the sympathy of the community.
James Walter Carr (bachelor age 25, born in Minnesota USA, son of John Carr and Margaret Graham) and Annie Wigham (spinster age 19, born in Belfast Ireland, daughter of Joseph Wigham and Annie Crouch) were married in Trail BC on 15 December 1898. 1898-09-178117.
From the Trail News of April 23, 1915, from the Provincial Library of BC via the Selkirk College library:
Death of Mrs. Walter Carr
After a painful sickness, borne with much fortitude and patience, Mrs. Carr, the wife of our respected citizen, Walter Carr, passed to her eternal rest on Saturday afternoon last, at the early age of 35.
The funeral took place on Monday from the residence of deceased, a service being held in the Methodist Church, of which body deceased was a member. From thence the body was conveyed to the cemetery for interment, followed by a large number of carriages conveying friends and relations. The beautiful wreaths and floral tributes received were testimony of the respect and esteem in which deceased was held by the citizens. Mrs. Carr has resided in Trail for about 20 years, and is survived by her husband and six childern [sic], four girls and two boys, who, in their bereavement have the sympathy of the community.
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