Evelyn Barr, the three-year-old daughter of H. W. Barr, of Wasa, died at the Cottage Hospital last Saturday within three hours after she arrived, having been hurried in after being accidentally burned while at the farm about twenty-five miles from Cranbrook. When she arrived at the hospital and the doctor was summoned it was found that she was very seriously burned. The accident is supposed to have been caused from playing with matches. Funeral services were held at the Barr residence at Wasa on the Sabbath morning and were conducted by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele. Mr. Barr has the sympathy of a large circle of Cranbrook friends, who sincerely sympathize with him in his sad loss.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P3C3
FORT. STEELE (Special correspondence)
Evelyn, aged three years and six months, the daughter of W. H. Barr, of Wasa, who was burned to death at that place was taken to Cranbrook hospital, but died en route. The remains were then brought to Steele and remained in the Presbyterian church over Sunday. Funeral services were held at Wasa at Barr's residence on Sunday morning by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele and memorial services were also held in the Presbyterian church at 5.30 and was largely attended. The remains were taken from the church and interred in the local cemetery.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P2C3
Name: BARR, EVELYN EMILY
Gender: Female
Age: 3 Date: 1914/07/25
Event Place: CRANBROOK
Registration Number: 1914-09-171764
B.C. Archives Mfilm Number: B13106
GSU Mfilm Number: 1927134
Event Type: Death
Vital Stat Images(s):
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P3C3
FORT. STEELE (Special correspondence)
Evelyn, aged three years and six months, the daughter of W. H. Barr, of Wasa, who was burned to death at that place was taken to Cranbrook hospital, but died en route. The remains were then brought to Steele and remained in the Presbyterian church over Sunday. Funeral services were held at Wasa at Barr's residence on Sunday morning by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele and memorial services were also held in the Presbyterian church at 5.30 and was largely attended. The remains were taken from the church and interred in the local cemetery.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P2C3
Name: BARR, EVELYN EMILY
Gender: Female
Age: 3 Date: 1914/07/25
Event Place: CRANBROOK
Registration Number: 1914-09-171764
B.C. Archives Mfilm Number: B13106
GSU Mfilm Number: 1927134
Event Type: Death
Vital Stat Images(s):
Evelyn Barr, the three-year-old daughter of H. W. Barr, of Wasa, died at the Cottage Hospital last Saturday within three hours after she arrived, having been hurried in after being accidentally burned while at the farm about twenty-five miles from Cranbrook. When she arrived at the hospital and the doctor was summoned it was found that she was very seriously burned. The accident is supposed to have been caused from playing with matches. Funeral services were held at the Barr residence at Wasa on the Sabbath morning and were conducted by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele. Mr. Barr has the sympathy of a large circle of Cranbrook friends, who sincerely sympathize with him in his sad loss.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P3C3
FORT. STEELE (Special correspondence)
Evelyn, aged three years and six months, the daughter of W. H. Barr, of Wasa, who was burned to death at that place was taken to Cranbrook hospital, but died en route. The remains were then brought to Steele and remained in the Presbyterian church over Sunday. Funeral services were held at Wasa at Barr's residence on Sunday morning by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele and memorial services were also held in the Presbyterian church at 5.30 and was largely attended. The remains were taken from the church and interred in the local cemetery.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P2C3
Name: BARR, EVELYN EMILY
Gender: Female
Age: 3 Date: 1914/07/25
Event Place: CRANBROOK
Registration Number: 1914-09-171764
B.C. Archives Mfilm Number: B13106
GSU Mfilm Number: 1927134
Event Type: Death
Vital Stat Images(s):
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P3C3
FORT. STEELE (Special correspondence)
Evelyn, aged three years and six months, the daughter of W. H. Barr, of Wasa, who was burned to death at that place was taken to Cranbrook hospital, but died en route. The remains were then brought to Steele and remained in the Presbyterian church over Sunday. Funeral services were held at Wasa at Barr's residence on Sunday morning by Mr. J. A. Walker, M.A., of Fort Steele and memorial services were also held in the Presbyterian church at 5.30 and was largely attended. The remains were taken from the church and interred in the local cemetery.
Cranbrook Herald: Jul 30 1914 P2C3
Name: BARR, EVELYN EMILY
Gender: Female
Age: 3 Date: 1914/07/25
Event Place: CRANBROOK
Registration Number: 1914-09-171764
B.C. Archives Mfilm Number: B13106
GSU Mfilm Number: 1927134
Event Type: Death
Vital Stat Images(s):
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Note: Obituary courtesy of Dave Humphrey, Volunteer, Cranbrook Museum and Archives
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