Daughter of farmer John Sanville and his wife Margaret.
She married Peter D. Carrow about 1853 in Quebec, where they had at least eight children.
About 1865 the family moved to Bangor, Maine, where Peter worked as a shoemaker in Old Town. By 1880 only two children were still at home - Clara was a dressmaker and Thomas began a lifetime career with the railroad.
After Peter's death in 1898, Margaret returned to Bangor.
She married Peter D. Carrow about 1853 in Quebec, where they had at least eight children.
About 1865 the family moved to Bangor, Maine, where Peter worked as a shoemaker in Old Town. By 1880 only two children were still at home - Clara was a dressmaker and Thomas began a lifetime career with the railroad.
After Peter's death in 1898, Margaret returned to Bangor.
Daughter of farmer John Sanville and his wife Margaret.
She married Peter D. Carrow about 1853 in Quebec, where they had at least eight children.
About 1865 the family moved to Bangor, Maine, where Peter worked as a shoemaker in Old Town. By 1880 only two children were still at home - Clara was a dressmaker and Thomas began a lifetime career with the railroad.
After Peter's death in 1898, Margaret returned to Bangor.
She married Peter D. Carrow about 1853 in Quebec, where they had at least eight children.
About 1865 the family moved to Bangor, Maine, where Peter worked as a shoemaker in Old Town. By 1880 only two children were still at home - Clara was a dressmaker and Thomas began a lifetime career with the railroad.
After Peter's death in 1898, Margaret returned to Bangor.
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