Person:Lucinda Fairley (1)

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Lucinda Ceilia FAIRLEY
b.1 Mar 1873 Oran, Fayette County, Iowa
d.23 Mar 1941 Okotoks, Alberta, Canada
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m. 4 Apr 1894
  1. Lucinda Josephine WATRIN1895 - 1969
  2. Nora Sarah Anna WATRIN1896 - 1980
  3. Dora Viola WATRIN1897 - 1981
  4. Johnny WATRIN1898 - 1898
  5. Edna Pearl WATRIN1899 - 1942
  6. Clarence Henry WATRIN, "Slim"1901 - 1988
  7. Daniel Edwin WATRIN, "Eddie"1902 - 1985
  8. Margaret Louisa Watrin1904 - 1995
  9. Leo Charles WATRIN, B1906 - 1930
  10. Florence Pearl WATRIN, B1907 - 1930
  11. Lawrence Sylvester WATRIN, >1909 - 1999
  12. Pearl Florence Watrin1910 - 2005
  13. Henry WATRIN1912 - 1912
  14. Nicholas WATRIN1912 - 1912
  15. Elvera Nora Watrin1914 - 1996
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Name Lucinda Ceilia FAIRLEY
Gender Female
Birth? 1 Mar 1873 Oran, Fayette County, Iowa
Marriage 4 Apr 1894 Fairbank, Fayette, Iowato Joseph Nicholas WATRIN*, bd
Death? 23 Mar 1941 Okotoks, Alberta, Canada
Burial[1][2] Mar 1941 Okotoks, Alberta, Canada
Reference Number? 680

TELEGRAM sent to Mrs. Albert M. Baker Ex N. 4th Q St. Yakima, Wash. From Calgary, Alberta,Canada. 1941 March 23 a.m. 9:18 Mother passed away notify Jesse answer if coming Vera Martens High River

OBITUARY Headline: From unknown, undated newspaper Canada 

    Mrs. L. Watrin dies 68 years of age

  Mrs. Lucinda Watrin of High River passed away in the Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, on March 23, following a short illness.  She was 68 years of age.  Her birthplace was Oelwein, Iowa, and she married J.N. Watrin in 1894.  The family lived in Minnesota from 1902- 1909, at which time they moved to High River district.  Surviving relatives are three sons and 7 daughters.  They are Clarence and Lawrence of High River and Eddie of Bragg Creek; Mrs. B. Kemery, Mrs. A.J. Cooper and Mrs. Hank Martens of High River; Mrs. A. Baker of Washington; Mrs. John Cooper, Minnesota; Mrs. Margaret MacIntosh, Calgary; Mrs. John Bews, Longview. Forty-three grandchildren also survive.
 Mr. Watrin died in 1916.  A son, Leo and a daughter Florence, died within one month of each other in the fall of 1930.  Mrs. Watrin was widowed in 1916, she capably assumed the work of carrying on the farm and bringing up her large family of children.  Sons of the family won fame throughout the Canadian and American west, for their rodeo skill.  They held a great many championships before they retired from the rodeo world.
 Requiem mass was said by Rev. Father Bowlen in St. Francis church on Thursday, March 27 at 10 a.m. Interment was in the Okotoks Cemetery, with arrangements in charge of the Snodgrass Funeral Home.
 Relatives are here from the States for the Funeral.
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  1. ↑ Douglas Scott DAVIS. Douglas Scott Davis, 330 N. Walnut St., , Manteno, IL 60950 as submitted in GEDCOM file imported on 12/08/2000 at 12:28:.
  2. ↑ Thomas Parker (?). Thomas Parker, 5706 N. Suwanee Ave, Tampa, FL 33604 as submitted in GEDCOM file C:\EXPORT.GED and imported on 12/10/2000.
  3.   Thomas Parker (?). Thomas Parker, 5706 N. Suwanee Ave, Tampa, FL 33604 as submitted in GEDCOM file C:\EXPORT.GED and imported on 12/10/2000.
  4.   Douglas Scott DAVIS. Douglas Scott Davis, 330 N. Walnut St., , Manteno, IL 60950 as submitted in GEDCOM file imported on 12/08/2000 at 12:28:.
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