Lizzie was the daughter of George and Sophia (Medwesh) Hardwick.
She married Charles Stone in 1911, and she later married Oliver Paquette in 1945.
She was always called Lizzie, and to date no record has been found to explain how her last name came to be Paquin. She was the last person buried in Indian Town Cemetery, and the family had to obtain special permission in order to bury her there.
She married Charles Stone in 1911, and she later married Oliver Paquette in 1945.
She was always called Lizzie, and to date no record has been found to explain how her last name came to be Paquin. She was the last person buried in Indian Town Cemetery, and the family had to obtain special permission in order to bury her there.
Lizzie was the daughter of George and Sophia (Medwesh) Hardwick.
She married Charles Stone in 1911, and she later married Oliver Paquette in 1945.
She was always called Lizzie, and to date no record has been found to explain how her last name came to be Paquin. She was the last person buried in Indian Town Cemetery, and the family had to obtain special permission in order to bury her there.
She married Charles Stone in 1911, and she later married Oliver Paquette in 1945.
She was always called Lizzie, and to date no record has been found to explain how her last name came to be Paquin. She was the last person buried in Indian Town Cemetery, and the family had to obtain special permission in order to bury her there.
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