Alberta Mary Nixon, daughter of Azor McWhirter Nixon & Sarah Jane (Crouch), Nixon,of Greeley, Colorado, was a mother of six children, Three born in Colorado,two sons & one daughter, one son in Idaho, one daughter in Red Deer, Alberta, and one daughter in Idaho.
Alberta had a cousin living in Lacombe, Alberta, in 1906.
She immigrated with her husband, Charles Arthur Smith to British Columbia Canada, in 1914, having lived previously in Red Deer Alberta, Canada for about three years.
Charles called her Mary using her middle name. The change may have been due to living in the province of Alberta!
She is buried in Vancouver, BC as Mary Alberta Smith, according to BC Archives.
Alberta had a cousin living in Lacombe, Alberta, in 1906.
She immigrated with her husband, Charles Arthur Smith to British Columbia Canada, in 1914, having lived previously in Red Deer Alberta, Canada for about three years.
Charles called her Mary using her middle name. The change may have been due to living in the province of Alberta!
She is buried in Vancouver, BC as Mary Alberta Smith, according to BC Archives.
Alberta Mary Nixon, daughter of Azor McWhirter Nixon & Sarah Jane (Crouch), Nixon,of Greeley, Colorado, was a mother of six children, Three born in Colorado,two sons & one daughter, one son in Idaho, one daughter in Red Deer, Alberta, and one daughter in Idaho.
Alberta had a cousin living in Lacombe, Alberta, in 1906.
She immigrated with her husband, Charles Arthur Smith to British Columbia Canada, in 1914, having lived previously in Red Deer Alberta, Canada for about three years.
Charles called her Mary using her middle name. The change may have been due to living in the province of Alberta!
She is buried in Vancouver, BC as Mary Alberta Smith, according to BC Archives.
Alberta had a cousin living in Lacombe, Alberta, in 1906.
She immigrated with her husband, Charles Arthur Smith to British Columbia Canada, in 1914, having lived previously in Red Deer Alberta, Canada for about three years.
Charles called her Mary using her middle name. The change may have been due to living in the province of Alberta!
She is buried in Vancouver, BC as Mary Alberta Smith, according to BC Archives.
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