Alice C. Anderson
F, #17790, b. 16 March 1875, d. 9 October 1964
| Father | Adam Anderson b. 21 Feb 1840, d. 9 Nov 1921 |
| Mother | Margaret Cheyne b. 10 Dec 1848, d. 1937 |
Alice C. Anderson was born, 16 March 1875, in England.1,2,3
Mary E. J. Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Mc R. Anderson, Alice C. Anderson and Louise A. Anderson were listed as grandchildren in the household of Robert Anderson on the 1881 Scotland Census at Brindy Moor, in Keig Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 4 years of age and born in England.1
Margaret Anderson, Mary Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louisa Anderson and Beatrice Anderson immigrated with their father Adam Anderson 16 July 1883 to Quebec, Quebec, Canada. They were passengers aboard the Corean out of Glasgow and bound for Montreal..4
Margaret Anderson, Mary Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louise Anderson, Beatrice Anderson, Marjory Anderson and Octavia Anderson were listed as children in the household of Adam Anderson and his wife, Margaret Anderson on the 1891 Canada Census, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She was listed as 13 years old and born in England.5
Mary Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louisa Anderson, Beatrice Anderson, Marjory Anderson and Fanny Anderson were listed as children in the household of Adam Anderson and his wife, Margaret Anderson on the 1901 Canada Census, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She was listed as 26 years old, born 16 March 1875 in Scotland and employed at Bell Telephone.2
Alice C. Anderson married Richard Lawson Meldrem Duncan.6
Alice C. Anderson died 9 October 1964 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.7
Mary E. J. Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Mc R. Anderson, Alice C. Anderson and Louise A. Anderson were listed as grandchildren in the household of Robert Anderson on the 1881 Scotland Census at Brindy Moor, in Keig Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was 4 years of age and born in England.1
Margaret Anderson, Mary Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louisa Anderson and Beatrice Anderson immigrated with their father Adam Anderson 16 July 1883 to Quebec, Quebec, Canada. They were passengers aboard the Corean out of Glasgow and bound for Montreal..4
Margaret Anderson, Mary Anderson, Robert Anderson, Jessie Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louise Anderson, Beatrice Anderson, Marjory Anderson and Octavia Anderson were listed as children in the household of Adam Anderson and his wife, Margaret Anderson on the 1891 Canada Census, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She was listed as 13 years old and born in England.5
Mary Anderson, Alice Anderson, Louisa Anderson, Beatrice Anderson, Marjory Anderson and Fanny Anderson were listed as children in the household of Adam Anderson and his wife, Margaret Anderson on the 1901 Canada Census, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She was listed as 26 years old, born 16 March 1875 in Scotland and employed at Bell Telephone.2
Alice C. Anderson married Richard Lawson Meldrem Duncan.6
Alice C. Anderson died 9 October 1964 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.7
Family | Richard Lawson Meldrem Duncan b. 18 Mar, d. 12 Feb 1923 |
Citations
- [S410] 1881 Scotland Census Index, Registration Number: 205, Registration district: Keig, Civil Parish: Keig, County: Aberdeenshire, ED: 1, Household schedule number: 47, Roll: cssct1881_61.
- [S393] 1901 Canada Census, Montréal (City/Cité) Saint-Antoine (Ward/Quartier), Montréal (city/cité), Quebec; Page: 15; Family No: 102.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Date and country of birth provided by Marion Tait, in British Columbia, a direct relative, 8 August 2012.
- [S389] Website Ancestry.com Website (www.ancestry.com) "Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935."
- [S559] 1891 Canada Census, St Antoine Ward, Montréal Centre, Quebec; Roll: T-6406; Family No: 37.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Names of marriage partners provided by Marion Tait, in British Columbia, a direct relative, 8 August 2012.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Date and city of death provided by Marion Tait, in British Columbia, a direct relative, 8 August 2012.