Brantford Weekly Expositor Newspaper article May 10, 1906 page 4
From our Special Correspondence
OAKLAND
The remains of the late Mrs. Mac. Malcolm, of Hanley, Man., (*See note below) arrived here on Thursday for interment. Mrs. Malcolm was formerly Miss Agnes Knox, daughter of Mr. Frank Knox and having lived here many years, had many friends who regret very much her demise. The funeral services were held on Friday, conducted by Rev. Shephard, and was largely attended. Six of her old schoolmates acted as bearers. The bereaved husband and relatives have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
Mr. Judson Knox of Lockport, N. Y. (New York) and Fred, of Grimsby, attended their sister's funeral on Friday.
*NOTE!
Her place of death would be Hanley, Linkon Street, Humbolt Saskatchewan, (not Hanley Manitoba) as that is where her husband lived 1906 and 1916.
Note:
Death article May 10, 1906 for Agnes, doesn't say what day she died.
"Mrs. Mac. Malcolm of Hanley, MANITOBA" (actually, her husband lived Hanley, Linkon St., Humbolt, SASK 1906 & 1916 census so that is where Agnes died).
From our Special Correspondence
OAKLAND
The remains of the late Mrs. Mac. Malcolm, of Hanley, Man., (*See note below) arrived here on Thursday for interment. Mrs. Malcolm was formerly Miss Agnes Knox, daughter of Mr. Frank Knox and having lived here many years, had many friends who regret very much her demise. The funeral services were held on Friday, conducted by Rev. Shephard, and was largely attended. Six of her old schoolmates acted as bearers. The bereaved husband and relatives have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
Mr. Judson Knox of Lockport, N. Y. (New York) and Fred, of Grimsby, attended their sister's funeral on Friday.
*NOTE!
Her place of death would be Hanley, Linkon Street, Humbolt Saskatchewan, (not Hanley Manitoba) as that is where her husband lived 1906 and 1916.
Note:
Death article May 10, 1906 for Agnes, doesn't say what day she died.
"Mrs. Mac. Malcolm of Hanley, MANITOBA" (actually, her husband lived Hanley, Linkon St., Humbolt, SASK 1906 & 1916 census so that is where Agnes died).
Brantford Weekly Expositor Newspaper article May 10, 1906 page 4
From our Special Correspondence
OAKLAND
The remains of the late Mrs. Mac. Malcolm, of Hanley, Man., (*See note below) arrived here on Thursday for interment. Mrs. Malcolm was formerly Miss Agnes Knox, daughter of Mr. Frank Knox and having lived here many years, had many friends who regret very much her demise. The funeral services were held on Friday, conducted by Rev. Shephard, and was largely attended. Six of her old schoolmates acted as bearers. The bereaved husband and relatives have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
Mr. Judson Knox of Lockport, N. Y. (New York) and Fred, of Grimsby, attended their sister's funeral on Friday.
*NOTE!
Her place of death would be Hanley, Linkon Street, Humbolt Saskatchewan, (not Hanley Manitoba) as that is where her husband lived 1906 and 1916.
Note:
Death article May 10, 1906 for Agnes, doesn't say what day she died.
"Mrs. Mac. Malcolm of Hanley, MANITOBA" (actually, her husband lived Hanley, Linkon St., Humbolt, SASK 1906 & 1916 census so that is where Agnes died).
From our Special Correspondence
OAKLAND
The remains of the late Mrs. Mac. Malcolm, of Hanley, Man., (*See note below) arrived here on Thursday for interment. Mrs. Malcolm was formerly Miss Agnes Knox, daughter of Mr. Frank Knox and having lived here many years, had many friends who regret very much her demise. The funeral services were held on Friday, conducted by Rev. Shephard, and was largely attended. Six of her old schoolmates acted as bearers. The bereaved husband and relatives have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
Mr. Judson Knox of Lockport, N. Y. (New York) and Fred, of Grimsby, attended their sister's funeral on Friday.
*NOTE!
Her place of death would be Hanley, Linkon Street, Humbolt Saskatchewan, (not Hanley Manitoba) as that is where her husband lived 1906 and 1916.
Note:
Death article May 10, 1906 for Agnes, doesn't say what day she died.
"Mrs. Mac. Malcolm of Hanley, MANITOBA" (actually, her husband lived Hanley, Linkon St., Humbolt, SASK 1906 & 1916 census so that is where Agnes died).
Inscription
In Memory Of
Agnes J. Knox
wife of MacBeth Malcolm
Died April 28 1906
Age 25 years
Agnes Malcolm
dau of
M. & A.J. Malcolm
Died Sept 13 1906
Age 4 mos 21 days
MALCOLM
Gravesite Details
25 yrs w/o Magreth Malcolm
Family Members
Spouse
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
