Buried on 5 March 1895. Died aged 10 months old at 189 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
He was born at 2 Corn Street, Milton, Glasgow.
Cause of death was bronchopneumonia.
Her parents were John Adair and Margaret Salmon who married on 30 June 1893 at Bridgeton, Glasgow.
On 28 June 1902 both of her parents along with her brother John immigrated to America onboard the Laurentian, arriving in New York, New York, America on 11 July 1902. All three of them died in Massachusetts, America, where they are also all buried.
She is interred alongside her brother James and their stillborn sibling.
Also interred in the lair is her mother's sister Annie Salmon, her husband John Robertson and two of their sons - Peter Salmon Robertson and Thomas Robertson.
There is no note of her on the gravestone but lair registration shows she is interred in the lair.
Her father purchased the lair on 5 March 1895. He stated he was a bricklayer and was residing at 107 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow at the time of purchase.
He was born at 2 Corn Street, Milton, Glasgow.
Cause of death was bronchopneumonia.
Her parents were John Adair and Margaret Salmon who married on 30 June 1893 at Bridgeton, Glasgow.
On 28 June 1902 both of her parents along with her brother John immigrated to America onboard the Laurentian, arriving in New York, New York, America on 11 July 1902. All three of them died in Massachusetts, America, where they are also all buried.
She is interred alongside her brother James and their stillborn sibling.
Also interred in the lair is her mother's sister Annie Salmon, her husband John Robertson and two of their sons - Peter Salmon Robertson and Thomas Robertson.
There is no note of her on the gravestone but lair registration shows she is interred in the lair.
Her father purchased the lair on 5 March 1895. He stated he was a bricklayer and was residing at 107 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow at the time of purchase.
Buried on 5 March 1895. Died aged 10 months old at 189 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
He was born at 2 Corn Street, Milton, Glasgow.
Cause of death was bronchopneumonia.
Her parents were John Adair and Margaret Salmon who married on 30 June 1893 at Bridgeton, Glasgow.
On 28 June 1902 both of her parents along with her brother John immigrated to America onboard the Laurentian, arriving in New York, New York, America on 11 July 1902. All three of them died in Massachusetts, America, where they are also all buried.
She is interred alongside her brother James and their stillborn sibling.
Also interred in the lair is her mother's sister Annie Salmon, her husband John Robertson and two of their sons - Peter Salmon Robertson and Thomas Robertson.
There is no note of her on the gravestone but lair registration shows she is interred in the lair.
Her father purchased the lair on 5 March 1895. He stated he was a bricklayer and was residing at 107 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow at the time of purchase.
He was born at 2 Corn Street, Milton, Glasgow.
Cause of death was bronchopneumonia.
Her parents were John Adair and Margaret Salmon who married on 30 June 1893 at Bridgeton, Glasgow.
On 28 June 1902 both of her parents along with her brother John immigrated to America onboard the Laurentian, arriving in New York, New York, America on 11 July 1902. All three of them died in Massachusetts, America, where they are also all buried.
She is interred alongside her brother James and their stillborn sibling.
Also interred in the lair is her mother's sister Annie Salmon, her husband John Robertson and two of their sons - Peter Salmon Robertson and Thomas Robertson.
There is no note of her on the gravestone but lair registration shows she is interred in the lair.
Her father purchased the lair on 5 March 1895. He stated he was a bricklayer and was residing at 107 Bernard Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow at the time of purchase.
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