Harriet Seamark bn 1871

[nigels]

Any ideas on how to find what happend to Harriet once she arrived in Canada, I know.

She was aboard the SS Canada which sailed on the 5th August 1903, destination London Ontario, taken to Canada by the United British Womens Emigration Association.

Born Bedford / Stagsden England

[Elizabeth Revel]

The 1901 Census of Canada does not include any Seamark entries. The Census of 1911 includes 2.

Charlie, age 35, married but living as a lodger in the home of William Hayes. No evidence of other family members.

James, age 48, married but living as a lodger in the home of widowed Elizabeth Barton. No evidence of other Seamarks here. However I did find a marriage, perhaps a daughter of James:

011197-03 (Lanark Co), Thomas H. HOUSTON, 23, Almonte, Arnprior, dry goods clerk, s/o Thomas HOUSTON & Martha CLOSE, to Francis SEAMARK, 20, Arnprior, same, d/o James SEAMARK & Elizabeth GARDINER, witn: Andrew SCOTT of Toronto, B. C. SCOTT of Carleton Place, 2 November 1903 at Carleton Pl

Sorry I am unable to locate Harriet for you.

Beth

[nigels]

Thanks, Harriet went as a single women so the listed people will not be related. Thanks again.

[Josephine]

Nigels,

I couldn't find her in the births (in case she had a child before 1909), marriages or deaths on Ancestry.

I wonder if the London Public Library might be able to check its city directories to see if she stayed there:

http://www.londonpubliclibrary.ca/

Regards,
Josephine

[nigels]

thanks I will give it a try..

[Josephine]

You're welcome, Nigels!  Good luck!

Regards,
Josephine