Mabel contracted tuberculosis 2 years after her daughter.A small living quarters was built away from the main house for her to be kept. Her sister Gertrude felt she was the healthest and looked after her, but her sister Gertrude also contracted the illness and died 2 months after her sister Mabel.
They were both buried in St John Roman Catholic Cemetery in Flinton. They were both in the procedure of converting to Catholics, but had not reached that status. Thus, they were not allowed to have markers on their graves. They are buried at the rear of the cemetery in unmarked graves. Actual plots unknown.
Nephew: Charles James Kammer 1930-2012
Mabel contracted tuberculosis 2 years after her daughter.A small living quarters was built away from the main house for her to be kept. Her sister Gertrude felt she was the healthest and looked after her, but her sister Gertrude also contracted the illness and died 2 months after her sister Mabel.
They were both buried in St John Roman Catholic Cemetery in Flinton. They were both in the procedure of converting to Catholics, but had not reached that status. Thus, they were not allowed to have markers on their graves. They are buried at the rear of the cemetery in unmarked graves. Actual plots unknown.
Nephew: Charles James Kammer 1930-2012
Family Members
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Melguire Levesque
1866–1940
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Matilda Bertha Brown Levesque
1871–1942
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Vera Evelyn Levesque Kammer
1892–1976
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Luella Levesque McGadie
1899–1967
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Gertrude Edna Levesque
1901–1925
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Jack Levesque
1904–1971
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Iner Melguire Levesque
1906–1976
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Morrey O Levesque
1911–1957
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Herbie Levesque
1913–1914
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Mary Margaret Magdalina Oliver
1921–1923
Flowers
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