Daughter of Harry Stikeman of England, and Esther Matilda {Heward} Stikeman of Montreal
Essie Muriel Stokeman and David James Angus were married on July 21, 1914, in Saint John the Evangelist Church, Montreal. The groom was 38 years of age, and the bride was 31. A reception followed at the residence of the bride's father on Drummond Street
Not long after the wedding, James and Essie moved out to Vancouver Island, and settled in Victoria where they resided at 1617 Rockland Avenue
Essie underwent surgery in early February 1948 for diverticulitis, and died only days later due to cerebral embolisms. She would have been 65 years of age two weeks following. Her husband survived her for less than 7 months
Their son, David H W Angus, was informant on the death registration
Essie Muriel Stokeman and David James Angus were married on July 21, 1914, in Saint John the Evangelist Church, Montreal. The groom was 38 years of age, and the bride was 31. A reception followed at the residence of the bride's father on Drummond Street
Not long after the wedding, James and Essie moved out to Vancouver Island, and settled in Victoria where they resided at 1617 Rockland Avenue
Essie underwent surgery in early February 1948 for diverticulitis, and died only days later due to cerebral embolisms. She would have been 65 years of age two weeks following. Her husband survived her for less than 7 months
Their son, David H W Angus, was informant on the death registration
Daughter of Harry Stikeman of England, and Esther Matilda {Heward} Stikeman of Montreal
Essie Muriel Stokeman and David James Angus were married on July 21, 1914, in Saint John the Evangelist Church, Montreal. The groom was 38 years of age, and the bride was 31. A reception followed at the residence of the bride's father on Drummond Street
Not long after the wedding, James and Essie moved out to Vancouver Island, and settled in Victoria where they resided at 1617 Rockland Avenue
Essie underwent surgery in early February 1948 for diverticulitis, and died only days later due to cerebral embolisms. She would have been 65 years of age two weeks following. Her husband survived her for less than 7 months
Their son, David H W Angus, was informant on the death registration
Essie Muriel Stokeman and David James Angus were married on July 21, 1914, in Saint John the Evangelist Church, Montreal. The groom was 38 years of age, and the bride was 31. A reception followed at the residence of the bride's father on Drummond Street
Not long after the wedding, James and Essie moved out to Vancouver Island, and settled in Victoria where they resided at 1617 Rockland Avenue
Essie underwent surgery in early February 1948 for diverticulitis, and died only days later due to cerebral embolisms. She would have been 65 years of age two weeks following. Her husband survived her for less than 7 months
Their son, David H W Angus, was informant on the death registration
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