Isabella McAdam was baptized 4 Nov 1851 in the Parish Church of Moffat, Dumfries, Scotland. The 1851 Scotland census, taken the night of 30 March 1851, lists her age as 5 months. The birth year on her marker is incorrect.
The Lundy family moved to the Arm Lake area from Innisfail, Alberta in 1910. In the spring or early summer of 1911, she contracted typhoid fever and died. As was her wish, her husband George buried her on the highest hill overlooking Arm Lake.
Source: Buffalo tails and trails: Wainwright and dstricts, NE 36-43-5 ; N ½ 25-43-5-W 4:
Mr. and Mrs. George Lundy and their sons Art and Bill took their homesteads beside the lake. … While they were still living in tents beside the lake Mrs. Lundy died. It was her wish to be buried high on the hillside overlooking Arm Lake. A grandson was buried beside her in 1914, a son of Bill's. Head-stones mark the graves.
The Lundy family moved to the Arm Lake area from Innisfail, Alberta in 1910. In the spring or early summer of 1911, she contracted typhoid fever and died. As was her wish, her husband George buried her on the highest hill overlooking Arm Lake.
Source: Buffalo tails and trails: Wainwright and dstricts, NE 36-43-5 ; N ½ 25-43-5-W 4:
Mr. and Mrs. George Lundy and their sons Art and Bill took their homesteads beside the lake. … While they were still living in tents beside the lake Mrs. Lundy died. It was her wish to be buried high on the hillside overlooking Arm Lake. A grandson was buried beside her in 1914, a son of Bill's. Head-stones mark the graves.
Isabella McAdam was baptized 4 Nov 1851 in the Parish Church of Moffat, Dumfries, Scotland. The 1851 Scotland census, taken the night of 30 March 1851, lists her age as 5 months. The birth year on her marker is incorrect.
The Lundy family moved to the Arm Lake area from Innisfail, Alberta in 1910. In the spring or early summer of 1911, she contracted typhoid fever and died. As was her wish, her husband George buried her on the highest hill overlooking Arm Lake.
Source: Buffalo tails and trails: Wainwright and dstricts, NE 36-43-5 ; N ½ 25-43-5-W 4:
Mr. and Mrs. George Lundy and their sons Art and Bill took their homesteads beside the lake. … While they were still living in tents beside the lake Mrs. Lundy died. It was her wish to be buried high on the hillside overlooking Arm Lake. A grandson was buried beside her in 1914, a son of Bill's. Head-stones mark the graves.
The Lundy family moved to the Arm Lake area from Innisfail, Alberta in 1910. In the spring or early summer of 1911, she contracted typhoid fever and died. As was her wish, her husband George buried her on the highest hill overlooking Arm Lake.
Source: Buffalo tails and trails: Wainwright and dstricts, NE 36-43-5 ; N ½ 25-43-5-W 4:
Mr. and Mrs. George Lundy and their sons Art and Bill took their homesteads beside the lake. … While they were still living in tents beside the lake Mrs. Lundy died. It was her wish to be buried high on the hillside overlooking Arm Lake. A grandson was buried beside her in 1914, a son of Bill's. Head-stones mark the graves.
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Isabella Lundy
(McAdam)
1848 - 1911
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