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'''Joseph Parsons''' died onboard the [[George C. Whalen]]?? tug. | '''Joseph Parsons''' (18 February 1881 - 17 October 1947) died onboard the [[George C. Whalen]]?? tug. | ||
==Early life== | ==Early life== | ||
Joseph Parsons was born in | Joseph Parsons was born in Parsons Hermitage Bay, Newfoundland on 18 February 1881, the youngest son of [[Anna Parsons]] and [[Richard Parsons]]. One of his five sisters was [[Anne Snook]]. | ||
==Family== | ==Family== | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 25 December 2019
Joseph Parsons (18 February 1881 - 17 October 1947) died onboard the George C. Whalen?? tug.
Early life
Joseph Parsons was born in Parsons Hermitage Bay, Newfoundland on 18 February 1881, the youngest son of Anna Parsons and Richard Parsons. One of his five sisters was Anne Snook.
Family
According to his 1947 obituary, he had four daughters and one son:
- Mrs. George Bishop
- Mrs. George Laye
- Mrs. Ray Cousineau
- Miss Jessie Parsons, 173 Bruce Street
- Richard Parsons, 172 Bruce Street
Death
Joseph died when his tug-boat sunk in Port Arthur, on 17 October 1947.
He was living on 414 Van Norman Street.
Sisters:
- B. Hey
- Hanna McGregor
- Belle Bourke
http://greatlakes.bgsu.edu/vessel/view/007575
Sources
Ancestry