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Mrs. Snooks [sic], wife of George Snooks [sic], Sr., operator at the Current River Power House, died at noon today following a week's illness, at the age of fifty-two years. Mrs. Snooks [sic] had been a resident of Port Arthur for thirty | Mrs. Snooks [sic], wife of George Snooks [sic], Sr., operator at the Current River Power House, died at noon today following a week's illness, at the age of fifty-two years. Mrs. Snooks [sic] had been a resident of Port Arthur for thirty years and resided at 230 Algoma street North. She is survived by [[George Snook|her husband]], one son [[George Snook Jr.|George]], 90 Ontario street, Port Arthur; one daughter, [[Anna Currie|Mrs. A.C. Currie]], at Oakbank, Manitoba and an adopted daughter, [[Lillian Snook|Lillian]], in Winnipeg. The funeral arrangements are to be announced later. | ||
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Revision as of 16:14, 25 December 2019
Anne "Annie" Snook (nee Parsons) (1870 - 4 February 1924) was a woman from Port-aux-Baques, Newfoundland.
Early life
She was born in Newfoundland to a "William Parsons" (according to Marilyn Hermiston) or a Richard Parsons (according to Bill Currie) of Newfoundland, and "Annie Cake" (according to Marilyn Hermiston) or Hannah Parsons (according to Bill Currie) from Fortune Bay, Newfoundland.
Marriage, migration and family
She married George Snook in Newfoundland after her impregnated her. They joined the Great Parsons Migration from Newfoundland to Port Arthur in the 1890s.
She had five children, including Anna Snook Jr. and George Snook Jr.
Death
According to the News-Journal, she died in Port Arthur at age 52, on 4 February 1924. [1]
Obituary
Mrs. George Snooks [sic]
Mrs. Snooks [sic], wife of George Snooks [sic], Sr., operator at the Current River Power House, died at noon today following a week's illness, at the age of fifty-two years. Mrs. Snooks [sic] had been a resident of Port Arthur for thirty years and resided at 230 Algoma street North. She is survived by her husband, one son George, 90 Ontario street, Port Arthur; one daughter, Mrs. A.C. Currie, at Oakbank, Manitoba and an adopted daughter, Lillian, in Winnipeg. The funeral arrangements are to be announced later.
Sources
Ancestry.com
Bill Currie
Marilyn Hermiston
Port Arthur Daily News-Chronicle, Port Arthur, Canada, 4 February 1924.