She was married to Francis Wood.
Her parents were John and Eunice Crawford.
They were from Scotland.
Her death record gave her cause of death was general debility.
According to the Lowell Sun -
Hannah died at her home 202 Central St. in Lowell, MA.
She left six children: Mrs. Sarah Fields, Mrs. Maggie Hammond,
Miss Emma Wood, Chief of Police Frank Wood, Randal Wood
and Harry J. Wood.
She was a native of Three Rivers, Price Edward Island.
She was the daughter of the late John Crawford, a
prominent ship builder and at one time a wealthy citizen of
that place.
Her parents were John and Eunice Crawford.
They were from Scotland.
Her death record gave her cause of death was general debility.
According to the Lowell Sun -
Hannah died at her home 202 Central St. in Lowell, MA.
She left six children: Mrs. Sarah Fields, Mrs. Maggie Hammond,
Miss Emma Wood, Chief of Police Frank Wood, Randal Wood
and Harry J. Wood.
She was a native of Three Rivers, Price Edward Island.
She was the daughter of the late John Crawford, a
prominent ship builder and at one time a wealthy citizen of
that place.
She was married to Francis Wood.
Her parents were John and Eunice Crawford.
They were from Scotland.
Her death record gave her cause of death was general debility.
According to the Lowell Sun -
Hannah died at her home 202 Central St. in Lowell, MA.
She left six children: Mrs. Sarah Fields, Mrs. Maggie Hammond,
Miss Emma Wood, Chief of Police Frank Wood, Randal Wood
and Harry J. Wood.
She was a native of Three Rivers, Price Edward Island.
She was the daughter of the late John Crawford, a
prominent ship builder and at one time a wealthy citizen of
that place.
Her parents were John and Eunice Crawford.
They were from Scotland.
Her death record gave her cause of death was general debility.
According to the Lowell Sun -
Hannah died at her home 202 Central St. in Lowell, MA.
She left six children: Mrs. Sarah Fields, Mrs. Maggie Hammond,
Miss Emma Wood, Chief of Police Frank Wood, Randal Wood
and Harry J. Wood.
She was a native of Three Rivers, Price Edward Island.
She was the daughter of the late John Crawford, a
prominent ship builder and at one time a wealthy citizen of
that place.
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