In the 1870s John's father and grandfather built the family home which still stands across the road from St. Andrew's Presbyterian in Spencerville, Ontario.
About 1900 John and his wife, Lydia Maria Bennett, moved to Strathcona, Alberta, with four of their seven children. In Spencerville John had been the village blacksmith as his father and grandfather before him. He retired in Edmonton as a customs officer.
Additional children include:
James Ernest Carmichael MD 1884 – 1962
Andrew Carmichael 1892 –
John "Jack" Carmichael 1895 –
Harvey Carmichael 1901 –
Bruce Carmichael 1907 –
In the 1870s John's father and grandfather built the family home which still stands across the road from St. Andrew's Presbyterian in Spencerville, Ontario.
About 1900 John and his wife, Lydia Maria Bennett, moved to Strathcona, Alberta, with four of their seven children. In Spencerville John had been the village blacksmith as his father and grandfather before him. He retired in Edmonton as a customs officer.
Additional children include:
James Ernest Carmichael MD 1884 – 1962
Andrew Carmichael 1892 –
John "Jack" Carmichael 1895 –
Harvey Carmichael 1901 –
Bruce Carmichael 1907 –
Inscription
CARMICHAEL
In Loving Memory of
JOHN CARMICHAEL
Mar 16, 1861 - Oct 4, 1933
LYDIA MARIA CARMICHAEL
April 25, 1862 - July 2, 1958
Family Members
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Christopher Johnstone Carmichael I
1857–1860
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Mary Carmichael Lawrence
1859–1937
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Christopher Johnstone Carmichael II
1863–1943
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Dr Andrew Carmichael
1865–1946
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William Carmichael
1868–1935
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Rev Harvey Carmichael
1869–1943
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David Carmichael
1871–1896
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James Henry Carmichael
1873–1922
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Albert Edward Carmichael
1875–1936
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Ralph Carmichael
1877–1924
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Elizabeth Barry "Lizzie" Carmichael Lindsay
1880–1965
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Dr Samuel Victor "Vic" Carmichael
1882–1942
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