CARSON

Born 16 October 1875, Montreal, Quebec, Canada⁴
Christened 22 January 1876, Montreal, Quebec, Canada⁵
Died 28 January 1876, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada⁶
Died age 3 months, buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 28 May 1877, Montreal, Quebec, Canada⁷
Christened 15 January 1880, Montreal, Quebec, Canada⁸
Died 1 November 1975, Bedford, Monteregie Region, Quebec, Canada⁹
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁰
buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 31 May 1879, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹¹
Christened 15 January 1880, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹²
Died 13 April 1901, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried 16 April 1901, Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹³
Lou married George Frederick Patterson (1880-1936) son of John George Patterson (1857-1890) & Jessie Mack (1860-1926) on 6 Feb, 1901, Montreal, Quebec. Lou developed a tumour which was interfering with her pregnancy. The doctors knew it was risky to operate but had to do so in an effort to save Lou's life. She & her child died during the operation.
buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 17 September 1881, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁴
Christened 12 October 1881, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁵
Died 14 May 1928, St. John's, Avalon Peninsula Census Division, Newfoundland a
Buried Anglican Cemetery, St. Johns, NFLD, Canada¹⁶
WILLIAM JAMES CARSON
The demise of Mr. William James Carson, manager of the St. John's (Nfld.) Branch of the Hudson's Bay Company, which occurred at his residence. LeMarchant Road, shortly after two o'clock Monday morning, after an illness which lasted but a few hours, is deeply regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances throughout the country, in Canada, and elsewhere. The late Mr. Carson had been at his duties as usual on the day preceding his death and had been in excellent health up to ten o'clock Sunday morning, when, following a hearty breakfast, he complained of feeling ill. Doctors Tait and Cowperthwaite were summoned to his bedside almost immediately, but despite all medical attendance and the efforts of his loving wife and family, the Angel of death winged the soul of the deceased to his eternal reward at the hour stated above. Whilst born at Montreal, P.Q., Mr. Carson had resided at St. John's for a number of years, and, marrying a lady of his adopted country, was in every sense regarded as a true and worthy Newfoundlander. Affable, courteous, and of an exceedingly kind disposition, he was truly one of nature's gentlemen. His passing will be a distinct loss to the community, as he was always held in the highest esteem by all whose privilege it was to know him. As a regular attendant and a devout churchman, he will be remembered by the Select Vestry of the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin as one whose zealousness, fervour and fidelity won for him a hallowed position of respect in the church's activities. The late Mr. Carson had been associated with the Hudson's Bay Company for nearly twenty-five years on the Quebec coast, in Newfoundland-Labrador and for the past twelve years at St. John's, Newfoundland. He was appointed to the important post of Manager of the St. John's (Nfld.) Office some ten years ago and during all those years through general efficiency, long experience, courtesy and personality, upheld the traditions of the great Company whenever and wherever its aims were to be furthered in the development of the Colony and Labrador. The deceased was a son-in-law of Mr. Stephen Bradbury, of H. M. Customs. He is survived by a widow, son, and daughter, who reside in this city; a sister, Mrs. William Mulroney and one brother Mr. Stanley Carson, Both of Montreal, P. Q.
Source: Daily News, St. John's, Newfoundland.

Born 1 December 1883, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁷
Christened 19 December 1883, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁸
Died 24 February 1885, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada¹⁹
died age 1, buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 3 December 1885, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁰
Christened 23 January 1886, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²¹
Died 16 April 1927, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²²
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²³
CARSON, Frederick S., at the Western Hospital, on April 16 1927. Fred, beloved husband of Kathleen Scanlan, brother of W. J. and Stanley Carson and Mrs. W. T. Mulroney.
Source: Family Papers - Newspaper clipping.
buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Section M; Lot 03267

Born 15 March 1887, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁴
Christened 20 April 1887, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁵
Died 26 June 1887, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁶
died age 3 months, buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 28 May 1888, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁷
Christened 18 April 1889, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁸
Died 8 May 1889, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada²⁹
died age 11 months, buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 18 June 1889, Cote des Neiges, Quebec, Canada
Died 30 July 1889
Buried 1889, Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada³⁰
died 1 month, 12 days old
buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada PLOT Sec. F 356

Born 11 August 1890, Montreal, Quebec, Canada³¹
Christened 27 August 1890, Montreal, Quebec, Canada³²
Died 13 January 1953, Cote-Saint-Luc, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada³³
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada³⁴
buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356

Born 3 January 1892, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Died 23 November 1892, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Buried Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada³⁵
died age 10 months buried: Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Plot: Sec. F - 356