This is the fourth in the series of articles in relation to the “St. Margaret’s “Living” Memorial Project’
"The Mad Hatter Historian"-William J. Anhorn KC-A Medicine Hat Prolific Writer, Amateur Genealogist and Local Historian
This is the fourth in the series of articles in relation to the “St. Margaret’s “Living” Memorial Project’
Hi, Bill!
Another great, well–researched piece!
I found the section on names quite interesting, since I was apparently registered as Charles Henry Crockford, but baptized as Charles Henry Waller Crockford, the reason being that one branch of my mother’s ancestors would appear to have been “upper middle class”, and as a result when my mother passed away I was to inherit money from this branch of my family tree, the Waller side. When my mother passed away I did indeed inherit money, which turned out to be just about enough to pay for a short holiday in Merrie Olde. I told Arline I hope she didn’t marry me for my money–ha!
Best wishes, and, again, I thoroughly enjoyed your piece–
Chuck