Though not listed in the OCFA, she was most certainly buried with her husband, William J Emery.
Mary Callaghan was deaf/mute and as an adult spent time in a home for the deaf in Belleville, Ontario where she met her husband, William Emery. Family lore said that they moved to Saskatchewan and were killed around 1910 by a train. But only William was killed by a train, and in Peterborough in 1902. Mary's mother had also just died a month before William. So after their death's, Mary may have lived with a sister-in-law, Martha, and her husband, James Goodenough. Mary seems to have moved to Regina, Saskatchewan with them in 1910. (Fits the family lore a little) Mary appears to show up on the 1911 census in Saskatchewan, but was employed in a completely different household in a village in Regina called Qu'Appelle.
• Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Religion: Roman Catholic; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Domestic [Mary Emery born in Ontario in July 1840(?) - a domestic for the Chas McDonald family. She is recorded as - can't read or write, her language was A & S]
Mary may have died in Regina, Saskatchewan somewhere around 1913, at either her employer's home or in her sister-in-law's home.
Mary Callaghan was deaf/mute and as an adult spent time in a home for the deaf in Belleville, Ontario where she met her husband, William Emery. Family lore said that they moved to Saskatchewan and were killed around 1910 by a train. But only William was killed by a train, and in Peterborough in 1902. Mary's mother had also just died a month before William. So after their death's, Mary may have lived with a sister-in-law, Martha, and her husband, James Goodenough. Mary seems to have moved to Regina, Saskatchewan with them in 1910. (Fits the family lore a little) Mary appears to show up on the 1911 census in Saskatchewan, but was employed in a completely different household in a village in Regina called Qu'Appelle.
• Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Religion: Roman Catholic; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Domestic [Mary Emery born in Ontario in July 1840(?) - a domestic for the Chas McDonald family. She is recorded as - can't read or write, her language was A & S]
Mary may have died in Regina, Saskatchewan somewhere around 1913, at either her employer's home or in her sister-in-law's home.
Though not listed in the OCFA, she was most certainly buried with her husband, William J Emery.
Mary Callaghan was deaf/mute and as an adult spent time in a home for the deaf in Belleville, Ontario where she met her husband, William Emery. Family lore said that they moved to Saskatchewan and were killed around 1910 by a train. But only William was killed by a train, and in Peterborough in 1902. Mary's mother had also just died a month before William. So after their death's, Mary may have lived with a sister-in-law, Martha, and her husband, James Goodenough. Mary seems to have moved to Regina, Saskatchewan with them in 1910. (Fits the family lore a little) Mary appears to show up on the 1911 census in Saskatchewan, but was employed in a completely different household in a village in Regina called Qu'Appelle.
• Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Religion: Roman Catholic; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Domestic [Mary Emery born in Ontario in July 1840(?) - a domestic for the Chas McDonald family. She is recorded as - can't read or write, her language was A & S]
Mary may have died in Regina, Saskatchewan somewhere around 1913, at either her employer's home or in her sister-in-law's home.
Mary Callaghan was deaf/mute and as an adult spent time in a home for the deaf in Belleville, Ontario where she met her husband, William Emery. Family lore said that they moved to Saskatchewan and were killed around 1910 by a train. But only William was killed by a train, and in Peterborough in 1902. Mary's mother had also just died a month before William. So after their death's, Mary may have lived with a sister-in-law, Martha, and her husband, James Goodenough. Mary seems to have moved to Regina, Saskatchewan with them in 1910. (Fits the family lore a little) Mary appears to show up on the 1911 census in Saskatchewan, but was employed in a completely different household in a village in Regina called Qu'Appelle.
• Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Religion: Roman Catholic; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Domestic [Mary Emery born in Ontario in July 1840(?) - a domestic for the Chas McDonald family. She is recorded as - can't read or write, her language was A & S]
Mary may have died in Regina, Saskatchewan somewhere around 1913, at either her employer's home or in her sister-in-law's home.
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