Sister of Norman MacLeod and of Mrs. Shortt, whose husband was Reverend Shortt, the Presbyterian minister in the 1920's.
Anna was working as a bookkeeper at Hodge's store when she married George. In later years, she lived with step-daughter Cecelia in Innisfail, and was a gracious and kindly lady who enjoyed good health.
(From Candlelight Years; A History of Innisfail & District Pioneers)
Anna was working as a bookkeeper at Hodge's store when she married George. In later years, she lived with step-daughter Cecelia in Innisfail, and was a gracious and kindly lady who enjoyed good health.
(From Candlelight Years; A History of Innisfail & District Pioneers)
Sister of Norman MacLeod and of Mrs. Shortt, whose husband was Reverend Shortt, the Presbyterian minister in the 1920's.
Anna was working as a bookkeeper at Hodge's store when she married George. In later years, she lived with step-daughter Cecelia in Innisfail, and was a gracious and kindly lady who enjoyed good health.
(From Candlelight Years; A History of Innisfail & District Pioneers)
Anna was working as a bookkeeper at Hodge's store when she married George. In later years, she lived with step-daughter Cecelia in Innisfail, and was a gracious and kindly lady who enjoyed good health.
(From Candlelight Years; A History of Innisfail & District Pioneers)
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