1917, Friday February 2, The Almonte Gazette front page
Mrs McLeod Dies Suddenly
The whole community was deeply shocked to learn on Wednesday morning that Mrs McLeod, wife of the editor of the Gazette, had passed away during the night. Mrs McLeod had for the past weeks been in better health apparently then she had been for some months, and on Tuesday afternoon was down town shopping and calling on friends. About 5.30 she returned home. Her friends have remarked that she was unusually bright and cheerful during the afternoon. When Mr McLeod returned home shortly after six o'clock he found her lying down and she complained of a pain in her head. Medical aid was summoned immediately and everything that human skill could devise was done to help her, but she soon sank in unconsciousness and quietly passed away a few minutes before 12 o'clock. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon. Service will be held at the house at 2 o'clock.
1917, Friday February 9, The Almonte Gazette front page
Funeral of Mrs McLeod
Mrs Jas McLeod, whose death occurred so suddenly on Wednesday of last week, was born in Almonte, the second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Donald Cameron, and, with the exception of a few years spent in Smiths Falls she lived her continuously. In January 1879, she was married to James McLeod, and is survived by him and one son, Dr Stuart Cameron McLeod, of New York. Three brothers Messrs Hugh Cameron of Ottawa, Thomas of St Paul, Minn., and Archie of New Jersey, and three sisters Misses Mary Cameron of New York, Isabel of Bozeman, Montana, and Mrs John Gray (Jean) of New York also survive. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to the Presbyterian cemetery, where the remains were place in the vault
Mrs McLeod Dies Suddenly
The whole community was deeply shocked to learn on Wednesday morning that Mrs McLeod, wife of the editor of the Gazette, had passed away during the night. Mrs McLeod had for the past weeks been in better health apparently then she had been for some months, and on Tuesday afternoon was down town shopping and calling on friends. About 5.30 she returned home. Her friends have remarked that she was unusually bright and cheerful during the afternoon. When Mr McLeod returned home shortly after six o'clock he found her lying down and she complained of a pain in her head. Medical aid was summoned immediately and everything that human skill could devise was done to help her, but she soon sank in unconsciousness and quietly passed away a few minutes before 12 o'clock. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon. Service will be held at the house at 2 o'clock.
1917, Friday February 9, The Almonte Gazette front page
Funeral of Mrs McLeod
Mrs Jas McLeod, whose death occurred so suddenly on Wednesday of last week, was born in Almonte, the second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Donald Cameron, and, with the exception of a few years spent in Smiths Falls she lived her continuously. In January 1879, she was married to James McLeod, and is survived by him and one son, Dr Stuart Cameron McLeod, of New York. Three brothers Messrs Hugh Cameron of Ottawa, Thomas of St Paul, Minn., and Archie of New Jersey, and three sisters Misses Mary Cameron of New York, Isabel of Bozeman, Montana, and Mrs John Gray (Jean) of New York also survive. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to the Presbyterian cemetery, where the remains were place in the vault
1917, Friday February 2, The Almonte Gazette front page
Mrs McLeod Dies Suddenly
The whole community was deeply shocked to learn on Wednesday morning that Mrs McLeod, wife of the editor of the Gazette, had passed away during the night. Mrs McLeod had for the past weeks been in better health apparently then she had been for some months, and on Tuesday afternoon was down town shopping and calling on friends. About 5.30 she returned home. Her friends have remarked that she was unusually bright and cheerful during the afternoon. When Mr McLeod returned home shortly after six o'clock he found her lying down and she complained of a pain in her head. Medical aid was summoned immediately and everything that human skill could devise was done to help her, but she soon sank in unconsciousness and quietly passed away a few minutes before 12 o'clock. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon. Service will be held at the house at 2 o'clock.
1917, Friday February 9, The Almonte Gazette front page
Funeral of Mrs McLeod
Mrs Jas McLeod, whose death occurred so suddenly on Wednesday of last week, was born in Almonte, the second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Donald Cameron, and, with the exception of a few years spent in Smiths Falls she lived her continuously. In January 1879, she was married to James McLeod, and is survived by him and one son, Dr Stuart Cameron McLeod, of New York. Three brothers Messrs Hugh Cameron of Ottawa, Thomas of St Paul, Minn., and Archie of New Jersey, and three sisters Misses Mary Cameron of New York, Isabel of Bozeman, Montana, and Mrs John Gray (Jean) of New York also survive. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to the Presbyterian cemetery, where the remains were place in the vault
Mrs McLeod Dies Suddenly
The whole community was deeply shocked to learn on Wednesday morning that Mrs McLeod, wife of the editor of the Gazette, had passed away during the night. Mrs McLeod had for the past weeks been in better health apparently then she had been for some months, and on Tuesday afternoon was down town shopping and calling on friends. About 5.30 she returned home. Her friends have remarked that she was unusually bright and cheerful during the afternoon. When Mr McLeod returned home shortly after six o'clock he found her lying down and she complained of a pain in her head. Medical aid was summoned immediately and everything that human skill could devise was done to help her, but she soon sank in unconsciousness and quietly passed away a few minutes before 12 o'clock. The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon. Service will be held at the house at 2 o'clock.
1917, Friday February 9, The Almonte Gazette front page
Funeral of Mrs McLeod
Mrs Jas McLeod, whose death occurred so suddenly on Wednesday of last week, was born in Almonte, the second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Donald Cameron, and, with the exception of a few years spent in Smiths Falls she lived her continuously. In January 1879, she was married to James McLeod, and is survived by him and one son, Dr Stuart Cameron McLeod, of New York. Three brothers Messrs Hugh Cameron of Ottawa, Thomas of St Paul, Minn., and Archie of New Jersey, and three sisters Misses Mary Cameron of New York, Isabel of Bozeman, Montana, and Mrs John Gray (Jean) of New York also survive. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to the Presbyterian cemetery, where the remains were place in the vault
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Although buried in Range B, Plot 69, the Memorial is on the Front Gate
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