Daughter of Thomas Morrow and Charlotte Stevens.
Lillian Allien Morrow and Alfred Edward McKay were married June 4, 1919 at Toronto, Ontario.
City Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lillian [Allien] McKay, 64, of 1718 12th Ave. S.W., died in General hospital Saturday morning after a long illness. Born in Strathroy, Ont., she came to Calgary in 1919 where she has lived since then. She gained a reputation as a noted singer and was one of the first women in Western Canada to perform on radio. During her residence in Calgary she was a member of the Scarboro United Church and its Women's Auxiliary. She was also a past president of Women's Canadian Club and a past matron of Edith Cavell Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. McKay leaves her husband, Alfred Edward McKay; one son, Sqdn. Ldr. Robert McKay, of Cornwall, England; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jean McKay and Mrs. Mary McKay of Red Deer; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son, Murray S. McKay.
The Calgary Herald, August 17, 1959, page 15
Ontario Marriage Reg. #1919-05-003560
Alberta Death Reg. #1959-08-006338
Lillian Allien Morrow and Alfred Edward McKay were married June 4, 1919 at Toronto, Ontario.
City Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lillian [Allien] McKay, 64, of 1718 12th Ave. S.W., died in General hospital Saturday morning after a long illness. Born in Strathroy, Ont., she came to Calgary in 1919 where she has lived since then. She gained a reputation as a noted singer and was one of the first women in Western Canada to perform on radio. During her residence in Calgary she was a member of the Scarboro United Church and its Women's Auxiliary. She was also a past president of Women's Canadian Club and a past matron of Edith Cavell Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. McKay leaves her husband, Alfred Edward McKay; one son, Sqdn. Ldr. Robert McKay, of Cornwall, England; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jean McKay and Mrs. Mary McKay of Red Deer; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son, Murray S. McKay.
The Calgary Herald, August 17, 1959, page 15
Ontario Marriage Reg. #1919-05-003560
Alberta Death Reg. #1959-08-006338
Daughter of Thomas Morrow and Charlotte Stevens.
Lillian Allien Morrow and Alfred Edward McKay were married June 4, 1919 at Toronto, Ontario.
City Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lillian [Allien] McKay, 64, of 1718 12th Ave. S.W., died in General hospital Saturday morning after a long illness. Born in Strathroy, Ont., she came to Calgary in 1919 where she has lived since then. She gained a reputation as a noted singer and was one of the first women in Western Canada to perform on radio. During her residence in Calgary she was a member of the Scarboro United Church and its Women's Auxiliary. She was also a past president of Women's Canadian Club and a past matron of Edith Cavell Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. McKay leaves her husband, Alfred Edward McKay; one son, Sqdn. Ldr. Robert McKay, of Cornwall, England; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jean McKay and Mrs. Mary McKay of Red Deer; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son, Murray S. McKay.
The Calgary Herald, August 17, 1959, page 15
Ontario Marriage Reg. #1919-05-003560
Alberta Death Reg. #1959-08-006338
Lillian Allien Morrow and Alfred Edward McKay were married June 4, 1919 at Toronto, Ontario.
City Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lillian [Allien] McKay, 64, of 1718 12th Ave. S.W., died in General hospital Saturday morning after a long illness. Born in Strathroy, Ont., she came to Calgary in 1919 where she has lived since then. She gained a reputation as a noted singer and was one of the first women in Western Canada to perform on radio. During her residence in Calgary she was a member of the Scarboro United Church and its Women's Auxiliary. She was also a past president of Women's Canadian Club and a past matron of Edith Cavell Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. McKay leaves her husband, Alfred Edward McKay; one son, Sqdn. Ldr. Robert McKay, of Cornwall, England; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jean McKay and Mrs. Mary McKay of Red Deer; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son, Murray S. McKay.
The Calgary Herald, August 17, 1959, page 15
Ontario Marriage Reg. #1919-05-003560
Alberta Death Reg. #1959-08-006338
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