Family History
First Generation
Robert Williamson Henderson-3 was born 1 on 29 Sep 1877 in #4 Haddow Street, Hamilton Scotland. He died 2, 3 on 24 Nov 1938 in St Theresa Hospital, Tisdale, SK Canada. He was buried 4 on 26 Nov 1938 in Tisdale Cemetery, Tisdale, SK Canada..
The Following Information Compiled By "Bob" Henderson (son) 1996 Robert and Rose first farmed S/E Sec 25,Twp 23, Range 9 west of 3rd Meridian near Lucky Lake. They either rented or purchased the land from E.J.Britten. They moved N/E of Lucky Lake about 1922 to Sec 31, Twp 23, R 7, W of 3rd. This land was purchased from a Mr.E.R. Evans and they farmed there until 1933. When they left Lucky Lake in 1933 they owed $3700.00 on the section of land, and just walked away from it. This section is close to the river and is now irrigated. Dad returned to the dealer a 15/30 McCormick Deering tractor, a combine, swather, plow and other equipment which was mostly paid for. Dave Benny drove the horses with the wagons to Tisdale, Sask. ,and the Henderson Family traveled by car. The "Star" car was sold after arrival at Tisdale. They bought the N/E 1/4 of Sec 14, Twp 45 W of 2nd M from Alfred Lightfoot. Dad cleared land and farmed there until his death in 1938. Mother sold the land in 1948?
(Information from Percy Jones, 1994) After Mother and Dad moved from their first farm S/E 25-23-8 W3rd in 1922, a Mr. Charlie Creighton farmed it until 1925. Mr. David Unrue bought the land and sold it to Mr. Bill Fairburn in the early 70s. When he died his daughter Jean Evens inherited it and now her son- in-law Bruce Duhanne farms it. The land located at Sec 31-23-7-W3rd went back to Mr. E.R. Evans who went bankrupt and lost all his land to the Mortgage Co., Osler, Hammond & Nanton. Ambrose Sleminiski (changed his last name to Saunders) farmed the land for the mortgage company. He later purchased the land. Ambrose , Clarence Hansen and a nephew of Clarence Hanson drowned in Deifenbaker Lake on the day that the dam was officially opened. He left 1/2 of his land to his wife and 1/2 to to his sons Evan and Wayne. Evan was killed in a plane crash. Evan's wife Audrey still has land and rents it out. Wayne farmed the Henderson place and in 1990 he borrowed 1.6 million to install irrigation on 2 1/2 sections, he went bankrupt in 1993 and was forced to sell all his land and machinery. The Henderson place is now farmed by (1996) Doug Dycke a good farmer.
The Henderson barn was sold by Saunders about 1969 to Tommy Ostrander and moved to his farm about 15 miles S/E of Lucky Lake. The rest of the buildings were burned about that time. Percy Jones planted crop every year of the drought, they received seed and 4 or 5 barrels of fuel each year from relief. No crop until 1938 when wheat went 18 bushels per acre. They lived on the meat and milk from the cattle which fed on thistles.
Percy remembers Dad digging a dougout with horses (see picture), however the well water was was unfit to drink. Dad hauled drinking water from Whitby school also from the Jack McGregor farm. Percy also remembers Dad having one of the first radios in the district. It had a big horn (1923).
Robert married 5 (1-MRIN:1) Rose May WHEELER-2 daughter of George WHEELER-62 and Maria PAYNE-63 (MRIN:21) on 3 Apr 1918 in Anglican Church of the Good Shephard, Caron, SK Canada. Rose was born on 15 Feb 1884 in Southend on Sea, Essex England.
She died 6 on 23 Jan 1968 in St Theresa Hospital, Tisdale, SK Canada. She was buried on 26 Jan 1968 in Tisdale Cemetery, Tisdale, SK Canada..
In 1918 Rose was working for the Charles House family on a farm near Archydal SK in the Caren district. Mother often spoke of thier kindness and visited them after Peggy was born (picture taken at thier home). The Coates Family were also her friends from that area. The House Farm is located on S/E Sec 12-Twp18-R 28 and is still in very good condition. The Grigg Family has owned the land for many years.The house has been remodeled several times and natural gas is installed. The outside can still be recognized as the one in the 1918 pictures. Bertha and Bob visited and took pictures in 1996. Rose returned to England in 1937 & 1949 to visit with her family
BIOGRAPHY: Rose Wheeler sailed from Southanpton, England, on December 18th, 1913, aboard the S. S.Ascania, of the Cunard line. She arrived at Halifax, NS., on December 26th, 1913. She then travelled by C.P.R. to Kerrobert, SK. Records indicate she was 30 years of age, going to meet her brother and had $75.00 in cash.
Robert and Rose had the following children:
+ 2 F i. Margaret "Peggy" HENDERSON-4 was born on 12 Jan 1919.
+ 3 F ii. Ethel HENDERSON-5 was born on 6 Mar 1921.
+ 4 F iii. Flora HENDERSON-6 was born on 17 Dec 1922. She died on 9 Jul 2006.
+ 5 M iv. Robert Arthur Wheeler HENDERSON-7 was born on 14 Nov 1928.
Robert married 7, 8 (2-MRIN:15) Catherine MCSPARRON-49 on 31 Mar 1899 in 23 Lindams Building, Uddingston, Scotland. Catherine was born about 1880 in Scotland.
NO RECORD OF DEATH OR DIVORCE AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
Sources 1. Birth Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson, Register of Births-District of Hamilton, County of Lanark, Scotland, # BC 115443, 16 Oct 1877."Name and Surname- Robert Wiliamson HendersonWhen and where born- 1.30 p.m. September 27, 1877, #4 Haddow Street, Hamilton.Name,surname & rank or profession of father- Robert Henderson, Carter(working)Name and maiden surname of mother- Elizabeth Henderson, M.S. WilliamsonDate and Place of Marriage- June 5th 1873, CathcartSignature and qualification of father- Robert Henderson, father.When and where registered-October 16th,1877 at Hamilton.Signature of Registrar- J. Haigmoffat."
2. Accident report for Robert Williamson Henderson, The Tisdale Recorder, 23 Nov 1938, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."BOB HENDERSON BREAKS NECK IN FALL FROM LOAD Misses balance when reaching for lines from load of wood, in critical condition.Robert Henderson, aged 60 years, met with a bad accident on Monday of this week when he was hauling wood to town. Arriving in Tisdale, he stopped near Botterill's Store where he was to deliver the wood.On returning to the load, he climbed to the top of the wood and was reaching down to get the reins, when he lost his balance and fell to the ground, on his head. Later, in the hospital, it was found that he had broken his neck. Dr. Thorleifson, Municipal Doctor is in attendance and while he holds out some hope for his life, the man is in critical condition.Mr. Henderson resides on a farm 6 miles east and i mile north of Tisdale on Highway 3.(Copied from microfilm at Tisdale Library, June 14, 1995.)."
3. Obituary for Robert Williamson Henderson, The Tisdale Recorder, 30 Nov 1938, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."ROBERT HENDERSON DIES AS A RESULT OF INJURIESBroke neck in fall from load of wood.Robert Henderson, aged 60 years, who on the 21st of November fell from a load of wood in Tisdale, died in the local hospital on Thursday morning last, as a result of a broken neck. Completely paralyzed he lived four days with but little hope of his recovery from the time of admittance.The funeral was conducted on Saturday, from Farr's Funeral Home, with the Rev. R.C. Archer officiating. Deceased had resided in this district some five years, coming from Lucky Lake to Tisdale, where he farmed six miles east of town. Mr. Henderson was highly respected in the district and his passing is mourned by a large number of friends.Surviving him are his widow, three daughters, Margaret, Ethel and Flora, and one son, Robert. Burial took place in the Tisdale Cemetery.(Copied from microfilm at Tisdale Library, June 14, 1995.)."
4. Burial Information for Robert Williamson Henderson."See Obituary from The Tisdale Recorder."
5. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Rose May Wheeler, Diocese of Quappelle, 3 Apr 1918."Name- Robert HendersonBachelor or Widower- BAge- 38Residence- Lucky LakeBirthplace- HamiltonLicense or Banns- LOccupation- FarmerReligious Denomination- PresbyterianParents' Names- Robert and Elizabeth HendersonName- Rose May WheelerAge- 34Spinster or Widow- SpinsterResidence- CaronBirthplace- Southend, EnglandReligious Denomination- Church of EnglandParents' Names- George and Maria Wheeler.I certify the above named parties were married by me at Church of the Good Shephard in the parish of Caron, Province of Saskatchewan, this 3rd day of April A.D. 1918. Alfred Clark-officiating clergyman.We the undersigned, witnessed the union by marriage of the above named parties- Frank Charles House, Philip William House.I certify the above is a true and correct copy of the certificate of the above marriage in the Register kept in the Parish of Caron, Saskatchewan, Canada- Signed Alfred Clark."
6. Obituary for Rose May Wheeler, Tisdale Recorder, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."Funeral service for the late Mrs. Robert Henderson of Tisdale was held January 26 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church here. The service was conducted by the Rev. S.J. Sharkey. Burial followed at Tisdale Cemetery.The late Mrs. Henderson died in hospital here January 23 after a lengthy illness.Acting as pallbearers were Eli Zoerb, Edward Lavoie, Thomas Moulding, Alfred Mawby, Arthur Fleming and William Bottema. Hill Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.The late Mrs. Henderson was born Rose May Wheeler at Southend-on-Sea, England, on February 15, 1884. She was raised and received her education in England. She came to Canada in 1913 and at Caron in 1918, she married Robert Henderson. They farmed at Lucky Lake from 1918 until 1933 when they moved to this district. Mr. Henderson predeceased his wife in 1938 and Mrs. Henderson continued farming until 1942, when she retired to Tisdale. She was an active member of the Senior Citizen's organization here.Surviving are one son, Robert of Regina and three daughters, Mrs. Mervyn Hewitt ( Peggy ) of Roche Percee, Mrs. Rodney Harpham ( Ethel ) and Mrs. Laurence Davidson ( Flora ) of Eldersley. Three sisters also survive in England. Also, 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.CARD OF THANKSWe wish to express our sincers thanks to our many neighbors and friends who expressed their sympathy and kindness during our recent sad bereavement in the passing of our dear mother. We would also like to thank Dr. Wright, nurses and staff of St. Therese Hospital for their care and kindness during her illness; also those who sent cards, flowers, gifts etc., and visited her while a patient in hospital.The families of Mrs. Rose Henderson."
7. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Catherine McSparron, Marriages- District of Bothwell, County of Lanark, Scotland, 1679 ??, 1 Apr 1899, General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 3YT."When married- March 31,1899.Where married- 23 Lindams Buildings, UddingstonHow married- after Banns, according to the Forms of the Established Church of ScotlandName of Groom- Robert Williamson HendersonRank or Profession- Contractors' CarterSingle or Widowed- BachelorAge- 20 yearsUsual Residence- Porterswell, UddingstonName and Profession of Father- Robert Henderson, Ploughman (deceased).Name and Profession of Mother- Elizabeth Henderson. Maiden Surname- Williamson.Name of Bride- Catherine McSparronRank or Profession- Farm ServantSingle or Widowed- SpinsterAge- 19 years. Usual Residence- Low Biggins, MossendName and Profession of Father- James McSparron, Coal MinerName and Profession of Mother- Annie McSparron. Maiden Name- Pray (deceased)Minister- John MackintoshWitnesses- James Murray and Elizabeth Henderson.When and where Registered- April 1, 1899 at BothwellRegistrar- William McNab."
8. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Catherine McSparron, Marriages- Bothwell 1899, Ref; 1899m Bothwell 625 / 1 /21, General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 3YT."On March 31st, 1899, at 23 Lindam's Buildings, Uddington, after Banns according to the Forms of the Established Church of Scotland; ROBERT WILLIAMSON HENDERSON ( Contractor's Carter- bachelor ) aged 20 years, of Porterswell, Uddington; son of Robert Henderson ( Ploughman- Deceased ) and Elizabeth Henderson m/s Williamson. married CATHERINE McSPARRON ( Farm Servant- spinster ), aged 19, of 1 Low Biggins, Mossend; daughter of James McSparron ( Coal Miner ) and Annie McSparron m/s Pray ( deceased ).Minister- John MackintoshWitnesses- James Murray, Elizabeth Henderson."
Second Generation
The Following Information Compiled By "Bob" Henderson (son) 1996 Robert and Rose first farmed S/E Sec 25,Twp 23, Range 9 west of 3rd Meridian near Lucky Lake. They either rented or purchased the land from E.J.Britten. They moved N/E of Lucky Lake about 1922 to Sec 31, Twp 23, R 7, W of 3rd. This land was purchased from a Mr.E.R. Evans and they farmed there until 1933. When they left Lucky Lake in 1933 they owed $3700.00 on the section of land, and just walked away from it. This section is close to the river and is now irrigated. Dad returned to the dealer a 15/30 McCormick Deering tractor, a combine, swather, plow and other equipment which was mostly paid for. Dave Benny drove the horses with the wagons to Tisdale, Sask. ,and the Henderson Family traveled by car. The "Star" car was sold after arrival at Tisdale. They bought the N/E 1/4 of Sec 14, Twp 45 W of 2nd M from Alfred Lightfoot. Dad cleared land and farmed there until his death in 1938. Mother sold the land in 1948?
(Information from Percy Jones, 1994) After Mother and Dad moved from their first farm S/E 25-23-8 W3rd in 1922, a Mr. Charlie Creighton farmed it until 1925. Mr. David Unrue bought the land and sold it to Mr. Bill Fairburn in the early 70s. When he died his daughter Jean Evens inherited it and now her son- in-law Bruce Duhanne farms it. The land located at Sec 31-23-7-W3rd went back to Mr. E.R. Evans who went bankrupt and lost all his land to the Mortgage Co., Osler, Hammond & Nanton. Ambrose Sleminiski (changed his last name to Saunders) farmed the land for the mortgage company. He later purchased the land. Ambrose , Clarence Hansen and a nephew of Clarence Hanson drowned in Deifenbaker Lake on the day that the dam was officially opened. He left 1/2 of his land to his wife and 1/2 to to his sons Evan and Wayne. Evan was killed in a plane crash. Evan's wife Audrey still has land and rents it out. Wayne farmed the Henderson place and in 1990 he borrowed 1.6 million to install irrigation on 2 1/2 sections, he went bankrupt in 1993 and was forced to sell all his land and machinery. The Henderson place is now farmed by (1996) Doug Dycke a good farmer.
The Henderson barn was sold by Saunders about 1969 to Tommy Ostrander and moved to his farm about 15 miles S/E of Lucky Lake. The rest of the buildings were burned about that time. Percy Jones planted crop every year of the drought, they received seed and 4 or 5 barrels of fuel each year from relief. No crop until 1938 when wheat went 18 bushels per acre. They lived on the meat and milk from the cattle which fed on thistles.
Percy remembers Dad digging a dougout with horses (see picture), however the well water was was unfit to drink. Dad hauled drinking water from Whitby school also from the Jack McGregor farm. Percy also remembers Dad having one of the first radios in the district. It had a big horn (1923).
Robert married 5 (1-MRIN:1) Rose May WHEELER-2 daughter of George WHEELER-62 and Maria PAYNE-63 (MRIN:21) on 3 Apr 1918 in Anglican Church of the Good Shephard, Caron, SK Canada. Rose was born on 15 Feb 1884 in Southend on Sea, Essex England.
She died 6 on 23 Jan 1968 in St Theresa Hospital, Tisdale, SK Canada. She was buried on 26 Jan 1968 in Tisdale Cemetery, Tisdale, SK Canada..
In 1918 Rose was working for the Charles House family on a farm near Archydal SK in the Caren district. Mother often spoke of thier kindness and visited them after Peggy was born (picture taken at thier home). The Coates Family were also her friends from that area. The House Farm is located on S/E Sec 12-Twp18-R 28 and is still in very good condition. The Grigg Family has owned the land for many years.The house has been remodeled several times and natural gas is installed. The outside can still be recognized as the one in the 1918 pictures. Bertha and Bob visited and took pictures in 1996. Rose returned to England in 1937 & 1949 to visit with her family
BIOGRAPHY: Rose Wheeler sailed from Southanpton, England, on December 18th, 1913, aboard the S. S.Ascania, of the Cunard line. She arrived at Halifax, NS., on December 26th, 1913. She then travelled by C.P.R. to Kerrobert, SK. Records indicate she was 30 years of age, going to meet her brother and had $75.00 in cash.
Robert and Rose had the following children:
+ 2 F i. Margaret "Peggy" HENDERSON-4 was born on 12 Jan 1919.
+ 3 F ii. Ethel HENDERSON-5 was born on 6 Mar 1921.
+ 4 F iii. Flora HENDERSON-6 was born on 17 Dec 1922. She died on 9 Jul 2006.
+ 5 M iv. Robert Arthur Wheeler HENDERSON-7 was born on 14 Nov 1928.
Robert married 7, 8 (2-MRIN:15) Catherine MCSPARRON-49 on 31 Mar 1899 in 23 Lindams Building, Uddingston, Scotland. Catherine was born about 1880 in Scotland.
NO RECORD OF DEATH OR DIVORCE AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
Sources 1. Birth Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson, Register of Births-District of Hamilton, County of Lanark, Scotland, # BC 115443, 16 Oct 1877."Name and Surname- Robert Wiliamson HendersonWhen and where born- 1.30 p.m. September 27, 1877, #4 Haddow Street, Hamilton.Name,surname & rank or profession of father- Robert Henderson, Carter(working)Name and maiden surname of mother- Elizabeth Henderson, M.S. WilliamsonDate and Place of Marriage- June 5th 1873, CathcartSignature and qualification of father- Robert Henderson, father.When and where registered-October 16th,1877 at Hamilton.Signature of Registrar- J. Haigmoffat."
2. Accident report for Robert Williamson Henderson, The Tisdale Recorder, 23 Nov 1938, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."BOB HENDERSON BREAKS NECK IN FALL FROM LOAD Misses balance when reaching for lines from load of wood, in critical condition.Robert Henderson, aged 60 years, met with a bad accident on Monday of this week when he was hauling wood to town. Arriving in Tisdale, he stopped near Botterill's Store where he was to deliver the wood.On returning to the load, he climbed to the top of the wood and was reaching down to get the reins, when he lost his balance and fell to the ground, on his head. Later, in the hospital, it was found that he had broken his neck. Dr. Thorleifson, Municipal Doctor is in attendance and while he holds out some hope for his life, the man is in critical condition.Mr. Henderson resides on a farm 6 miles east and i mile north of Tisdale on Highway 3.(Copied from microfilm at Tisdale Library, June 14, 1995.)."
3. Obituary for Robert Williamson Henderson, The Tisdale Recorder, 30 Nov 1938, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."ROBERT HENDERSON DIES AS A RESULT OF INJURIESBroke neck in fall from load of wood.Robert Henderson, aged 60 years, who on the 21st of November fell from a load of wood in Tisdale, died in the local hospital on Thursday morning last, as a result of a broken neck. Completely paralyzed he lived four days with but little hope of his recovery from the time of admittance.The funeral was conducted on Saturday, from Farr's Funeral Home, with the Rev. R.C. Archer officiating. Deceased had resided in this district some five years, coming from Lucky Lake to Tisdale, where he farmed six miles east of town. Mr. Henderson was highly respected in the district and his passing is mourned by a large number of friends.Surviving him are his widow, three daughters, Margaret, Ethel and Flora, and one son, Robert. Burial took place in the Tisdale Cemetery.(Copied from microfilm at Tisdale Library, June 14, 1995.)."
4. Burial Information for Robert Williamson Henderson."See Obituary from The Tisdale Recorder."
5. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Rose May Wheeler, Diocese of Quappelle, 3 Apr 1918."Name- Robert HendersonBachelor or Widower- BAge- 38Residence- Lucky LakeBirthplace- HamiltonLicense or Banns- LOccupation- FarmerReligious Denomination- PresbyterianParents' Names- Robert and Elizabeth HendersonName- Rose May WheelerAge- 34Spinster or Widow- SpinsterResidence- CaronBirthplace- Southend, EnglandReligious Denomination- Church of EnglandParents' Names- George and Maria Wheeler.I certify the above named parties were married by me at Church of the Good Shephard in the parish of Caron, Province of Saskatchewan, this 3rd day of April A.D. 1918. Alfred Clark-officiating clergyman.We the undersigned, witnessed the union by marriage of the above named parties- Frank Charles House, Philip William House.I certify the above is a true and correct copy of the certificate of the above marriage in the Register kept in the Parish of Caron, Saskatchewan, Canada- Signed Alfred Clark."
6. Obituary for Rose May Wheeler, Tisdale Recorder, Tisdale Library, Tisdale, SK Canada."Funeral service for the late Mrs. Robert Henderson of Tisdale was held January 26 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church here. The service was conducted by the Rev. S.J. Sharkey. Burial followed at Tisdale Cemetery.The late Mrs. Henderson died in hospital here January 23 after a lengthy illness.Acting as pallbearers were Eli Zoerb, Edward Lavoie, Thomas Moulding, Alfred Mawby, Arthur Fleming and William Bottema. Hill Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.The late Mrs. Henderson was born Rose May Wheeler at Southend-on-Sea, England, on February 15, 1884. She was raised and received her education in England. She came to Canada in 1913 and at Caron in 1918, she married Robert Henderson. They farmed at Lucky Lake from 1918 until 1933 when they moved to this district. Mr. Henderson predeceased his wife in 1938 and Mrs. Henderson continued farming until 1942, when she retired to Tisdale. She was an active member of the Senior Citizen's organization here.Surviving are one son, Robert of Regina and three daughters, Mrs. Mervyn Hewitt ( Peggy ) of Roche Percee, Mrs. Rodney Harpham ( Ethel ) and Mrs. Laurence Davidson ( Flora ) of Eldersley. Three sisters also survive in England. Also, 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.CARD OF THANKSWe wish to express our sincers thanks to our many neighbors and friends who expressed their sympathy and kindness during our recent sad bereavement in the passing of our dear mother. We would also like to thank Dr. Wright, nurses and staff of St. Therese Hospital for their care and kindness during her illness; also those who sent cards, flowers, gifts etc., and visited her while a patient in hospital.The families of Mrs. Rose Henderson."
7. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Catherine McSparron, Marriages- District of Bothwell, County of Lanark, Scotland, 1679 ??, 1 Apr 1899, General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 3YT."When married- March 31,1899.Where married- 23 Lindams Buildings, UddingstonHow married- after Banns, according to the Forms of the Established Church of ScotlandName of Groom- Robert Williamson HendersonRank or Profession- Contractors' CarterSingle or Widowed- BachelorAge- 20 yearsUsual Residence- Porterswell, UddingstonName and Profession of Father- Robert Henderson, Ploughman (deceased).Name and Profession of Mother- Elizabeth Henderson. Maiden Surname- Williamson.Name of Bride- Catherine McSparronRank or Profession- Farm ServantSingle or Widowed- SpinsterAge- 19 years. Usual Residence- Low Biggins, MossendName and Profession of Father- James McSparron, Coal MinerName and Profession of Mother- Annie McSparron. Maiden Name- Pray (deceased)Minister- John MackintoshWitnesses- James Murray and Elizabeth Henderson.When and where Registered- April 1, 1899 at BothwellRegistrar- William McNab."
8. Marriage Registration for Robert Williamson Henderson and Catherine McSparron, Marriages- Bothwell 1899, Ref; 1899m Bothwell 625 / 1 /21, General Register Office for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 3YT."On March 31st, 1899, at 23 Lindam's Buildings, Uddington, after Banns according to the Forms of the Established Church of Scotland; ROBERT WILLIAMSON HENDERSON ( Contractor's Carter- bachelor ) aged 20 years, of Porterswell, Uddington; son of Robert Henderson ( Ploughman- Deceased ) and Elizabeth Henderson m/s Williamson. married CATHERINE McSPARRON ( Farm Servant- spinster ), aged 19, of 1 Low Biggins, Mossend; daughter of James McSparron ( Coal Miner ) and Annie McSparron m/s Pray ( deceased ).Minister- John MackintoshWitnesses- James Murray, Elizabeth Henderson."
Second Generation