He spent his high school years working in his father's general store, which took up the entire first floor of their Spencerville home.
In 1907 Ralph moved to Edmonton to work for the Strathcona Brewery - an odd choice as Prohibition was declared in Alberta in 1916. Two of his brothers had already moved West - Andrew a doctor and John a blacksmith.
About 1912 Ralph married Ethel from Quebec and had a daughter, Marion, who later married Darrell Craig in Michigan. The young couple eventually settled in Florida.
He spent his high school years working in his father's general store, which took up the entire first floor of their Spencerville home.
In 1907 Ralph moved to Edmonton to work for the Strathcona Brewery - an odd choice as Prohibition was declared in Alberta in 1916. Two of his brothers had already moved West - Andrew a doctor and John a blacksmith.
About 1912 Ralph married Ethel from Quebec and had a daughter, Marion, who later married Darrell Craig in Michigan. The young couple eventually settled in Florida.
Inscription
In Loving Memory
of
RALPH CARMICHAEL
Born June 26, 1877
Died Feb 27, 1924
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Christopher Johnstone Carmichael I
1857–1860
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Mary Carmichael Lawrence
1859–1937
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John Carmichael
1861–1933
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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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Elizabeth Barry "Lizzie" Carmichael Lindsay
1880–1965
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Dr Samuel Victor "Vic" Carmichael
1882–1942
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