OBIT from The Toronto Star, June 10, 1925:
Her condition believed to have been aggravated by the heat, Jane Stanton Fahey died on Monday, at her home, 94 McRoberts Avenue. Deceased had been ill for a week with bronchial asthma. She was a prominent worker at the Jarvis street Baptist church. She was born in Hamilton 69 years ago, and has lived in Toronto for the past 30. She leaves her husband, Martin Fahey, an employee of the Hydro-electric; her sons, Harry of Buffalo, Louis and Frank
of Detroit, and John: her daughters, Elizabeth, and Ethel of New York, and Ellen and Mrs. George D. Montgomery of Toronto. The funeral will be held on Thursday at 2 to Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Misc notes gathered from relatives who knew her:
Parents - John
and Mary Spanton
Siblings - Henrietta, Annie, John, William
Frances White, who was 10 years old at the time of her grandmother's death, remembers that she passed on while Frances was fanning her.
She was a staunch Baptist who followed the controversial minister, Dr. T. Shields.
Her condition believed to have been aggravated by the heat, Jane Stanton Fahey died on Monday, at her home, 94 McRoberts Avenue. Deceased had been ill for a week with bronchial asthma. She was a prominent worker at the Jarvis street Baptist church. She was born in Hamilton 69 years ago, and has lived in Toronto for the past 30. She leaves her husband, Martin Fahey, an employee of the Hydro-electric; her sons, Harry of Buffalo, Louis and Frank
of Detroit, and John: her daughters, Elizabeth, and Ethel of New York, and Ellen and Mrs. George D. Montgomery of Toronto. The funeral will be held on Thursday at 2 to Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Misc notes gathered from relatives who knew her:
Parents - John
and Mary Spanton
Siblings - Henrietta, Annie, John, William
Frances White, who was 10 years old at the time of her grandmother's death, remembers that she passed on while Frances was fanning her.
She was a staunch Baptist who followed the controversial minister, Dr. T. Shields.
OBIT from The Toronto Star, June 10, 1925:
Her condition believed to have been aggravated by the heat, Jane Stanton Fahey died on Monday, at her home, 94 McRoberts Avenue. Deceased had been ill for a week with bronchial asthma. She was a prominent worker at the Jarvis street Baptist church. She was born in Hamilton 69 years ago, and has lived in Toronto for the past 30. She leaves her husband, Martin Fahey, an employee of the Hydro-electric; her sons, Harry of Buffalo, Louis and Frank
of Detroit, and John: her daughters, Elizabeth, and Ethel of New York, and Ellen and Mrs. George D. Montgomery of Toronto. The funeral will be held on Thursday at 2 to Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Misc notes gathered from relatives who knew her:
Parents - John
and Mary Spanton
Siblings - Henrietta, Annie, John, William
Frances White, who was 10 years old at the time of her grandmother's death, remembers that she passed on while Frances was fanning her.
She was a staunch Baptist who followed the controversial minister, Dr. T. Shields.
Her condition believed to have been aggravated by the heat, Jane Stanton Fahey died on Monday, at her home, 94 McRoberts Avenue. Deceased had been ill for a week with bronchial asthma. She was a prominent worker at the Jarvis street Baptist church. She was born in Hamilton 69 years ago, and has lived in Toronto for the past 30. She leaves her husband, Martin Fahey, an employee of the Hydro-electric; her sons, Harry of Buffalo, Louis and Frank
of Detroit, and John: her daughters, Elizabeth, and Ethel of New York, and Ellen and Mrs. George D. Montgomery of Toronto. The funeral will be held on Thursday at 2 to Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Misc notes gathered from relatives who knew her:
Parents - John
and Mary Spanton
Siblings - Henrietta, Annie, John, William
Frances White, who was 10 years old at the time of her grandmother's death, remembers that she passed on while Frances was fanning her.
She was a staunch Baptist who followed the controversial minister, Dr. T. Shields.
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