The following obits are of a couple of guys who married into our line.
Henry Wentworth Flaiger & Mary O Mason were married about 1877 and
spent most of their time at Charlottetown, PEI before returning to Pictou Co,
Nova Scotia. Together they had 8
children; two of their girls married the following fellas
Charles Walter Rollins married Charlotte Jane Faliger - no children
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| courtesy of Irish Red |
Boston Daily Globe, 17 Apr 1920
Police Detail At Funeral of Patrolman Rollins
The funeral of patrolman Charles W Rollins who was attached to Station 7, East Boston, 32 years, was held yesterday afternoon at his home, 48 Princeton St, East Boston. Rev Adolph Rossoach, pastor of the Church of Our Father, Unitarian, officiated. A detail of 16 policemen from Station 7, commanded by Sergt Daniel Sweeney, escorted the body. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. He was buried on 16 Apr 1920 at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. Police Officer; lived on Princeton St
Police Detail At Funeral of Patrolman Rollins
The funeral of patrolman Charles W Rollins who was attached to Station 7, East Boston, 32 years, was held yesterday afternoon at his home, 48 Princeton St, East Boston. Rev Adolph Rossoach, pastor of the Church of Our Father, Unitarian, officiated. A detail of 16 policemen from Station 7, commanded by Sergt Daniel Sweeney, escorted the body. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. He was buried on 16 Apr 1920 at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. Police Officer; lived on Princeton St
Charlottetown Guardian, 6 Mar 1937
The death of Daniel Talbot occurred at his home in Charlottetown on Saturday after an illness of about ten months. Mr Talbot was born in Pictou sixty-two years ago, a son of the late Mr and Mrs Mark Talbot. He had lived here for many years and was well known here. His wife, formerly Miss Winnifred Fleager, survives him, as do one daughter, Mrs Cecil Jenkins, of Charlottetown, two sisters, Mrs Matthew Hayman, of East Providence, RD and Mrs James Beales, of Providence, RI, and two brothers, George in Quebec and James in Pictou. Mr Talbot was a shoemaker by trade and was known widely for the quality and thoroughness of his workmanship. He was known to a large number of friends in Pictou County and elsewhere, who will hear of his passing with deep regret. The funeral was held on Tuesday from St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, with a Masonic ceremony by New Caledonia Lodge No 11, of which Mr Talbot had been a member for many years.
The death of Daniel Talbot occurred at his home in Charlottetown on Saturday after an illness of about ten months. Mr Talbot was born in Pictou sixty-two years ago, a son of the late Mr and Mrs Mark Talbot. He had lived here for many years and was well known here. His wife, formerly Miss Winnifred Fleager, survives him, as do one daughter, Mrs Cecil Jenkins, of Charlottetown, two sisters, Mrs Matthew Hayman, of East Providence, RD and Mrs James Beales, of Providence, RI, and two brothers, George in Quebec and James in Pictou. Mr Talbot was a shoemaker by trade and was known widely for the quality and thoroughness of his workmanship. He was known to a large number of friends in Pictou County and elsewhere, who will hear of his passing with deep regret. The funeral was held on Tuesday from St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, with a Masonic ceremony by New Caledonia Lodge No 11, of which Mr Talbot had been a member for many years.
Their daughter moved to California and is buried at the Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles
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| courtesy of Annamarie Gerace |
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