Sarah HIGGINS M 29 F Duntocher, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel:Head
Occ: Jewellers Wife
Alfred HIGGINS 3 M Cove, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel:Son
George C. HIGGINS 1 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Rel:Son
1891 Census Anderston 644/10/38/8 Entry 46 51 Houldsworth St
Sarah Fraser wife 39 sailor's wife (husband absent) b. Dumbartonshire,Duntocher
Robert Fraser son 22 engine fitter (unemployed) b. Lanarkshire, Glasgow
James B Fraser son 20 pattern maker (apprentice) b. Lanarkshire, Glasgow
Alfred D. Higgins stepson 13 scholar born Dumbartonshire, Cove
George C. Higgins stepson 11 scholar born Lanarkshire, Glasgow
Marriage
On the 7th June, 1906 at 19 James Street, Whiteinch, Partick, Alfred Dykes HIGGINS, plumber, bachelor, aged 28, of 670 Dunbarton Road, Partick; the son of George HIGGINS, Jeweller (deceased) and Sarah FRASER, previously HIGGINS, maiden surname McClure and Mary Higgins HALDEN, spinster, aged 24, of 19 James Street, Whiteinch, Partick; the daughter of John Scott HALDEN and Mary HALDEN, maiden surname GALT
Witnesses: Catherine Christie and George Cathcart Higgins BMD. Partick, Glasgow
Arrival in Canada April 26, 1910 on the Athenia Passenger List Page 3
Destination was New Westminster B. C. Settled in Pointe-St-Charles, Qubec in 1912:
1911 Census New Westminster, B.C., Chilliwack Riding, Sumas Municipality. 11 - 31 Page 3
Higgins A. D. M Head M March 1878 32 Scotland 1910 c. to c. Plumber
Occupation
Worked in Montreal as an Electrician for Grand Trunk and CNR
Lived at 348 Charron Street, Pointe-St-Charles in 1912/1913
Lived at 107 3rd Avenue, Verdun in 1924/1925
Lived at 230 Ash Avenue, Pointe-St-Charles in 1927
Lived at 426 Charron Street, Pointe-St-Charles in 1947/1950
Death
Alfred Dykes Higgins
Widower of Mary Halden
Born: Scotland (16 March 1878)
Died: 18 October 1958
Aged: 80 years
Late residence: 415 Charron Street, Pointe-St-Charles, Quebec
Place of death: Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Montreal, Quebec
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Burial in Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal : Section G 2123 K : October 20, 1958
The Men of the Imperial Yeomanry, Lovats Scouts and Scottish Horse in the Boer War of 1899 to 1902 : who fought with these units in this war.
Names are listed alphabetically by surname..
Higgins, Alfred Dykes 39919, Private 17th Coy., 31st Bn. I.Y.
177th Company, 31st Battalion, Fincastle's Horse Raised in 1901
The 31st Battalion Imperial Yeomanry (Fincastle's Horse) left Edinburgh on Thursday night for Southampton, where they will embark today for South Africa on board the steamship Galatea. The battalion numbers 32 officers and 650 men.
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Acknowledgments
WikiTree profile Higgins-1412 created through the import of Higgins Wi 2.GED on Oct 9, 2012 by Bill Higgins.
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