Francis Albright was a son of Abraham Albright (1805-1866) and Frances Albright, née Shelley (1806-1881). He was born in Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario.
Francis married Catharine High on March 3 1863, in Lincoln County, Ontario. Their children were:
- Susan "Amanda" (1864-1893)
- Justina (1866-?)
- Mary "Margaret" (1871-1939)
- Daniel Webster (1873-?)
Francis was a farmer in Clinton Township. Sometime between 1880 and 1891, he moved to Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario, where he worked in a button factory.
Francis married Catharine High on March 3 1863, in Lincoln County, Ontario. Their children were:
- Susan "Amanda" (1864-1893)
- Justina (1866-?)
- Mary "Margaret" (1871-1939)
- Daniel Webster (1873-?)
Francis was a farmer in Clinton Township. Sometime between 1880 and 1891, he moved to Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario, where he worked in a button factory.
Francis Albright was a son of Abraham Albright (1805-1866) and Frances Albright, née Shelley (1806-1881). He was born in Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario.
Francis married Catharine High on March 3 1863, in Lincoln County, Ontario. Their children were:
- Susan "Amanda" (1864-1893)
- Justina (1866-?)
- Mary "Margaret" (1871-1939)
- Daniel Webster (1873-?)
Francis was a farmer in Clinton Township. Sometime between 1880 and 1891, he moved to Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario, where he worked in a button factory.
Francis married Catharine High on March 3 1863, in Lincoln County, Ontario. Their children were:
- Susan "Amanda" (1864-1893)
- Justina (1866-?)
- Mary "Margaret" (1871-1939)
- Daniel Webster (1873-?)
Francis was a farmer in Clinton Township. Sometime between 1880 and 1891, he moved to Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario, where he worked in a button factory.
Inscription
In memory of/ Francis Albright/ born Jan. 19, 1841/ died Jan. 29, 1913/ aged 72 years 10 days/ Catharine High/ his beloved wife/ born Aug. 2, 1843/ died Nov. 21, 1905/ aged 62 yrs. 3 mos. 19 dys
Gravesite Details
The gravestone is inscribed with a Woodmen of the World emblem. From 1900 to the mid-1920s, WOW life insurance policies had an agreement to provide grave markers to members who purchased a $100 rider to cover the cost of the monument.
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