1908, Friday November 27, The Almonte Gazette page 4
Mrs S. Taylor
Thursday morning word came to friends in Blakeney that Mrs Samuel Taylor of Ottawa, sister of the late Wm Y. Wood, of Cedar Hill, had died suddenly. This was all the more surprising as a letter received from her the evening before reported her as in usual health. Mrs Taylor was one of a family of seven, four of whom have died within the last ten months – Jean, last January; Ann (Mrs Edwards) in August; a brother, William Y. Wood of Cedar Hill, in September, and now Mary (Mrs Taylor). The body is being brought to Almonte and the funeral will leave the C.P.R. station upon the arrival of the morning local from Ottawa on Friday for the eighth line cemetery, where interment takes place.
Mrs S. Taylor
Thursday morning word came to friends in Blakeney that Mrs Samuel Taylor of Ottawa, sister of the late Wm Y. Wood, of Cedar Hill, had died suddenly. This was all the more surprising as a letter received from her the evening before reported her as in usual health. Mrs Taylor was one of a family of seven, four of whom have died within the last ten months – Jean, last January; Ann (Mrs Edwards) in August; a brother, William Y. Wood of Cedar Hill, in September, and now Mary (Mrs Taylor). The body is being brought to Almonte and the funeral will leave the C.P.R. station upon the arrival of the morning local from Ottawa on Friday for the eighth line cemetery, where interment takes place.
1908, Friday November 27, The Almonte Gazette page 4
Mrs S. Taylor
Thursday morning word came to friends in Blakeney that Mrs Samuel Taylor of Ottawa, sister of the late Wm Y. Wood, of Cedar Hill, had died suddenly. This was all the more surprising as a letter received from her the evening before reported her as in usual health. Mrs Taylor was one of a family of seven, four of whom have died within the last ten months – Jean, last January; Ann (Mrs Edwards) in August; a brother, William Y. Wood of Cedar Hill, in September, and now Mary (Mrs Taylor). The body is being brought to Almonte and the funeral will leave the C.P.R. station upon the arrival of the morning local from Ottawa on Friday for the eighth line cemetery, where interment takes place.
Mrs S. Taylor
Thursday morning word came to friends in Blakeney that Mrs Samuel Taylor of Ottawa, sister of the late Wm Y. Wood, of Cedar Hill, had died suddenly. This was all the more surprising as a letter received from her the evening before reported her as in usual health. Mrs Taylor was one of a family of seven, four of whom have died within the last ten months – Jean, last January; Ann (Mrs Edwards) in August; a brother, William Y. Wood of Cedar Hill, in September, and now Mary (Mrs Taylor). The body is being brought to Almonte and the funeral will leave the C.P.R. station upon the arrival of the morning local from Ottawa on Friday for the eighth line cemetery, where interment takes place.
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