Obituary. The death of Mrs. Annie Ford Walker, who passed away at the home of Mrs. J.J. McConnell, after a prolonged illness. The deceased was 75 years of age, and the immediate cause of death was pneumonia.
The former residence of the deceased was Paris, Ontario, Canada, and after leaving there a couple of years ago she went to Kansas City, Mo., where she remained a year and since had resided at Park River. She was born in Forfarshire, Scotland, where she left in her early womanhood and came to Ontario, taking up her home with her husband at Paris. There they continued to reside. Five years ago she was bereft by the death of her husband. Source: Park River Gazette. Page 8 -July 18, 1913
The former residence of the deceased was Paris, Ontario, Canada, and after leaving there a couple of years ago she went to Kansas City, Mo., where she remained a year and since had resided at Park River. She was born in Forfarshire, Scotland, where she left in her early womanhood and came to Ontario, taking up her home with her husband at Paris. There they continued to reside. Five years ago she was bereft by the death of her husband. Source: Park River Gazette. Page 8 -July 18, 1913
Obituary. The death of Mrs. Annie Ford Walker, who passed away at the home of Mrs. J.J. McConnell, after a prolonged illness. The deceased was 75 years of age, and the immediate cause of death was pneumonia.
The former residence of the deceased was Paris, Ontario, Canada, and after leaving there a couple of years ago she went to Kansas City, Mo., where she remained a year and since had resided at Park River. She was born in Forfarshire, Scotland, where she left in her early womanhood and came to Ontario, taking up her home with her husband at Paris. There they continued to reside. Five years ago she was bereft by the death of her husband. Source: Park River Gazette. Page 8 -July 18, 1913
The former residence of the deceased was Paris, Ontario, Canada, and after leaving there a couple of years ago she went to Kansas City, Mo., where she remained a year and since had resided at Park River. She was born in Forfarshire, Scotland, where she left in her early womanhood and came to Ontario, taking up her home with her husband at Paris. There they continued to reside. Five years ago she was bereft by the death of her husband. Source: Park River Gazette. Page 8 -July 18, 1913
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