Long time resident of Bemidji, Minnesota. She was married to Alexander (Andy) McNabb in 1913. They owned a home at 504 Beltrami Avenue in Bemidji for over 20 years. He owned a saloon in 1910, but later they owned a confectionary shop. Andy's brother Duncan lived with them until his death in 1937.
After her husband died in 1951, Mrs. Beatrice McNabb continued to live at 209 1/2 Minnesota Avenue for many years. They moved there in 1942 and she was still there in 1967.
At the time of her funeral at St. Philip's Church in Bemidji, she had no known relatives. (See obituary in Bemidji Daily Pioneer, Dec 4, 1971)
After her husband died in 1951, Mrs. Beatrice McNabb continued to live at 209 1/2 Minnesota Avenue for many years. They moved there in 1942 and she was still there in 1967.
At the time of her funeral at St. Philip's Church in Bemidji, she had no known relatives. (See obituary in Bemidji Daily Pioneer, Dec 4, 1971)
Long time resident of Bemidji, Minnesota. She was married to Alexander (Andy) McNabb in 1913. They owned a home at 504 Beltrami Avenue in Bemidji for over 20 years. He owned a saloon in 1910, but later they owned a confectionary shop. Andy's brother Duncan lived with them until his death in 1937.
After her husband died in 1951, Mrs. Beatrice McNabb continued to live at 209 1/2 Minnesota Avenue for many years. They moved there in 1942 and she was still there in 1967.
At the time of her funeral at St. Philip's Church in Bemidji, she had no known relatives. (See obituary in Bemidji Daily Pioneer, Dec 4, 1971)
After her husband died in 1951, Mrs. Beatrice McNabb continued to live at 209 1/2 Minnesota Avenue for many years. They moved there in 1942 and she was still there in 1967.
At the time of her funeral at St. Philip's Church in Bemidji, she had no known relatives. (See obituary in Bemidji Daily Pioneer, Dec 4, 1971)
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