Charles H Currie was born in 1842 to George W and Susan E (nee Sutherland) Currey/Currie. ***Photo was found in Gagetown at one of the relatives homes and restored. Ella Currie made copies for the family. Thanks goes to the cousins in NB.
Charles married Phoebe Grant daughter of David Lawrence and Susannah Grant on 7 Feb 1871; recorded in the 1871 New Brunswick, Canada census (**if you were married within that year, it was recorded in the 1871 census.)
The couple had three children;
George Gordon Currie Born: 1873;
Ella Maude Currie Born: 1875;
Harry Winfred Currie Born: 1879
all were Born in Springhill, Kingsclear Parish, York County, New Brunswick.
Charles was farming with his father and Grandparents and upon his marriage it was decided that if he should take care of his mother "Susan" until her death, he would be granted his Grandfather George Sutherland's farm. Charles did all that was asked, however unfortunately for him he was injured while thrashing grain in the barn and not taking it as a serious matter he was afflicted by his injury and died within 3 days leaving a wife and three small children behind.
There are 3 accounts of his death recorded in the newspapers.
Obit:March 12, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Chas. Currie died at Kingsclear ( York Co.) last night from the effects of the rupture or clogging of an artery in his right arm. Deceased first felt the trouble on Saturday afternoon after thrashing some oats and thought little of it until Sunday night when it assumed a serious character, the arm swelling to over twice the natural arm. Dr. Coburn was summoned. Mr. Currie was the son of George W. Currie who is at present living in New York with his two sons, W. F. Currie and Allison Currie are brothers of the deceased who leaves a wife and two or three children
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser
d. Springhill (York Co.) 11th inst., from bursting of a blood vessel in his arm, Charles CURRIE, age 47.
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Southampton (York Co.) March 17th - Gordon GRANT went down river last week to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Charles CURRIE and has not yet returned. Mr. Currie was at one time a courier in the late Joel Miller's tannery, near the foot of Cronk Island
Charles married Phoebe Grant daughter of David Lawrence and Susannah Grant on 7 Feb 1871; recorded in the 1871 New Brunswick, Canada census (**if you were married within that year, it was recorded in the 1871 census.)
The couple had three children;
George Gordon Currie Born: 1873;
Ella Maude Currie Born: 1875;
Harry Winfred Currie Born: 1879
all were Born in Springhill, Kingsclear Parish, York County, New Brunswick.
Charles was farming with his father and Grandparents and upon his marriage it was decided that if he should take care of his mother "Susan" until her death, he would be granted his Grandfather George Sutherland's farm. Charles did all that was asked, however unfortunately for him he was injured while thrashing grain in the barn and not taking it as a serious matter he was afflicted by his injury and died within 3 days leaving a wife and three small children behind.
There are 3 accounts of his death recorded in the newspapers.
Obit:March 12, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Chas. Currie died at Kingsclear ( York Co.) last night from the effects of the rupture or clogging of an artery in his right arm. Deceased first felt the trouble on Saturday afternoon after thrashing some oats and thought little of it until Sunday night when it assumed a serious character, the arm swelling to over twice the natural arm. Dr. Coburn was summoned. Mr. Currie was the son of George W. Currie who is at present living in New York with his two sons, W. F. Currie and Allison Currie are brothers of the deceased who leaves a wife and two or three children
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser
d. Springhill (York Co.) 11th inst., from bursting of a blood vessel in his arm, Charles CURRIE, age 47.
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Southampton (York Co.) March 17th - Gordon GRANT went down river last week to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Charles CURRIE and has not yet returned. Mr. Currie was at one time a courier in the late Joel Miller's tannery, near the foot of Cronk Island
Charles H Currie was born in 1842 to George W and Susan E (nee Sutherland) Currey/Currie. ***Photo was found in Gagetown at one of the relatives homes and restored. Ella Currie made copies for the family. Thanks goes to the cousins in NB.
Charles married Phoebe Grant daughter of David Lawrence and Susannah Grant on 7 Feb 1871; recorded in the 1871 New Brunswick, Canada census (**if you were married within that year, it was recorded in the 1871 census.)
The couple had three children;
George Gordon Currie Born: 1873;
Ella Maude Currie Born: 1875;
Harry Winfred Currie Born: 1879
all were Born in Springhill, Kingsclear Parish, York County, New Brunswick.
Charles was farming with his father and Grandparents and upon his marriage it was decided that if he should take care of his mother "Susan" until her death, he would be granted his Grandfather George Sutherland's farm. Charles did all that was asked, however unfortunately for him he was injured while thrashing grain in the barn and not taking it as a serious matter he was afflicted by his injury and died within 3 days leaving a wife and three small children behind.
There are 3 accounts of his death recorded in the newspapers.
Obit:March 12, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Chas. Currie died at Kingsclear ( York Co.) last night from the effects of the rupture or clogging of an artery in his right arm. Deceased first felt the trouble on Saturday afternoon after thrashing some oats and thought little of it until Sunday night when it assumed a serious character, the arm swelling to over twice the natural arm. Dr. Coburn was summoned. Mr. Currie was the son of George W. Currie who is at present living in New York with his two sons, W. F. Currie and Allison Currie are brothers of the deceased who leaves a wife and two or three children
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser
d. Springhill (York Co.) 11th inst., from bursting of a blood vessel in his arm, Charles CURRIE, age 47.
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Southampton (York Co.) March 17th - Gordon GRANT went down river last week to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Charles CURRIE and has not yet returned. Mr. Currie was at one time a courier in the late Joel Miller's tannery, near the foot of Cronk Island
Charles married Phoebe Grant daughter of David Lawrence and Susannah Grant on 7 Feb 1871; recorded in the 1871 New Brunswick, Canada census (**if you were married within that year, it was recorded in the 1871 census.)
The couple had three children;
George Gordon Currie Born: 1873;
Ella Maude Currie Born: 1875;
Harry Winfred Currie Born: 1879
all were Born in Springhill, Kingsclear Parish, York County, New Brunswick.
Charles was farming with his father and Grandparents and upon his marriage it was decided that if he should take care of his mother "Susan" until her death, he would be granted his Grandfather George Sutherland's farm. Charles did all that was asked, however unfortunately for him he was injured while thrashing grain in the barn and not taking it as a serious matter he was afflicted by his injury and died within 3 days leaving a wife and three small children behind.
There are 3 accounts of his death recorded in the newspapers.
Obit:March 12, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Chas. Currie died at Kingsclear ( York Co.) last night from the effects of the rupture or clogging of an artery in his right arm. Deceased first felt the trouble on Saturday afternoon after thrashing some oats and thought little of it until Sunday night when it assumed a serious character, the arm swelling to over twice the natural arm. Dr. Coburn was summoned. Mr. Currie was the son of George W. Currie who is at present living in New York with his two sons, W. F. Currie and Allison Currie are brothers of the deceased who leaves a wife and two or three children
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser
d. Springhill (York Co.) 11th inst., from bursting of a blood vessel in his arm, Charles CURRIE, age 47.
Obit:March 22, 1890
Newspaper : The Gleaner
Southampton (York Co.) March 17th - Gordon GRANT went down river last week to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Charles CURRIE and has not yet returned. Mr. Currie was at one time a courier in the late Joel Miller's tannery, near the foot of Cronk Island
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