Thomas Robinson Stuart and Rachel McKay were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1905.
Mrs. Rachel Stuart
Mrs. Rachel Stuart, aged 65, of 3025 Fifth street west, died at her home on Saturday following a lengthy illness.
Born in Embro, Ontario, Mrs. Stuart came west to Calgary in 1898 and had lived here ever since.
Surviving are two sons, Harold and Douglas; one daughter, Mrs. Baden Powell; one sister, Mrs. M. Gainor, all of Calgary; four brothers, Rod McKay, Vancouver; Robert J. and Angus, both of Calgary, and John of Lomond.
Her husband, the late T.R. Stuart, pioneer Calgary hardware merchant, died in 1927.
Mrs. Stuart was a member of the Grace Presbyterian church and the Women's Missionary Society of the church.
Rev. Alfred Bright will conduct funeral services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Leyden's chapel Burial will be in the family plot, Union cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Monday, May 26, 1941, page 10
Mrs. Rachel Stuart
Mrs. Rachel Stuart, aged 65, of 3025 Fifth street west, died at her home on Saturday following a lengthy illness.
Born in Embro, Ontario, Mrs. Stuart came west to Calgary in 1898 and had lived here ever since.
Surviving are two sons, Harold and Douglas; one daughter, Mrs. Baden Powell; one sister, Mrs. M. Gainor, all of Calgary; four brothers, Rod McKay, Vancouver; Robert J. and Angus, both of Calgary, and John of Lomond.
Her husband, the late T.R. Stuart, pioneer Calgary hardware merchant, died in 1927.
Mrs. Stuart was a member of the Grace Presbyterian church and the Women's Missionary Society of the church.
Rev. Alfred Bright will conduct funeral services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Leyden's chapel Burial will be in the family plot, Union cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Monday, May 26, 1941, page 10
Thomas Robinson Stuart and Rachel McKay were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1905.
Mrs. Rachel Stuart
Mrs. Rachel Stuart, aged 65, of 3025 Fifth street west, died at her home on Saturday following a lengthy illness.
Born in Embro, Ontario, Mrs. Stuart came west to Calgary in 1898 and had lived here ever since.
Surviving are two sons, Harold and Douglas; one daughter, Mrs. Baden Powell; one sister, Mrs. M. Gainor, all of Calgary; four brothers, Rod McKay, Vancouver; Robert J. and Angus, both of Calgary, and John of Lomond.
Her husband, the late T.R. Stuart, pioneer Calgary hardware merchant, died in 1927.
Mrs. Stuart was a member of the Grace Presbyterian church and the Women's Missionary Society of the church.
Rev. Alfred Bright will conduct funeral services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Leyden's chapel Burial will be in the family plot, Union cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Monday, May 26, 1941, page 10
Mrs. Rachel Stuart
Mrs. Rachel Stuart, aged 65, of 3025 Fifth street west, died at her home on Saturday following a lengthy illness.
Born in Embro, Ontario, Mrs. Stuart came west to Calgary in 1898 and had lived here ever since.
Surviving are two sons, Harold and Douglas; one daughter, Mrs. Baden Powell; one sister, Mrs. M. Gainor, all of Calgary; four brothers, Rod McKay, Vancouver; Robert J. and Angus, both of Calgary, and John of Lomond.
Her husband, the late T.R. Stuart, pioneer Calgary hardware merchant, died in 1927.
Mrs. Stuart was a member of the Grace Presbyterian church and the Women's Missionary Society of the church.
Rev. Alfred Bright will conduct funeral services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Leyden's chapel Burial will be in the family plot, Union cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Monday, May 26, 1941, page 10
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