Margaret Emma (Maggie) FERN[1]
1881 - 1938 (57 years)-
Name Margaret Emma (Maggie) FERN Born 13 Feb 1881 Salford, Lancashire, England 
[1, 2] - Another record showed DOB as 8 Feb 1881.
Gender Female Buried Mar 1938 Hamilton, ON [1] - Alan Eatock has recorded that Margaret, his mother, is buried in Whitechapel Cemetery, Hamilton, ON but, in the same paragraph, he quotes the death notice saying, "Interment in Westmount Memorial Park Cemetery."
Died 24 Mar 1938 Hamilton, ON [1, 2] Person ID I315 Jay Moore Family Tree Last Modified 3 Nov 2005
Father Henry FERN
b. 23 Jun 1857, Hulme Charlton, Manchester, England
d. 29 Aug 1937, Bolton, Lancashire, England (Age 80 years) Mother Ellen DOWNES
b. 10 Sep 1859, Louth, Lincolnshire, England
d. 25 Mar 1902, Bolton, Lancashire, England (Age 42 years) Married 7 Mar 1880 Salford, Lancashire, England [1, 2] - Henry and Ellen were married at St. Clement's Church, Salford, Lancashire.
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Family ID F13 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Timothy EATOCK
b. 6 Jun 1879
d. Oct 1961, Hamilton, ON (Age 82 years) Married 17 Jun 1905 [1, 2] Children 1. Stanley EATOCK
b. 21 Mar 1906, Bolton, Lancashire, England
d. 9 Mar 1973, Hamilton, ON (Age 66 years)2. Frederick EATOCK
b. 23 Jan 1908, Bolton, Lancashire, England
d. 8 Jan 1993 (Age 84 years)3. Living 4. Lillian Frances EATOCK
b. 20 Oct 1917, Saltfleet Twp. ON
d. 7 Sep 2006, Hamilton, ON (Age 88 years)5. Margaret Ellen EATOCK
b. 20 Oct 1917, Saltfleet Twp. ON
d. 20 Jun 2012, Guelph ON (Age 94 years)Last Modified 4 May 2001 Family ID F102 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - After coming to Canada, the family was quite poor and Margaret Emma had to go out to work doing house-cleaning. In 1916 Timothy decided to join the Canadian Army and was sent overseas in 1917. Later in 1917, Maggie had twin daughters, Margaret and Lillian. The family lived in the Cochrane Road Survey in Saltfleet Township (now part of Hamilton). For a time, her brother Wallace Taylor Fern, his wife elizabeth Ellen, and daughter Audrey Fern lived in the survey also. After World War 1, the family moved to
Hamilton's East End. Margaret Emma was happy to have some of her siblings nearby.
After a difficult life, Margaret Emma lived long enough to see her family's proospects improving:Timothy receiving a fair War Disabilities Pension; Stanley working at the wholesale hardware company, Wood, Alexander and James Ltd.;Frederick teaching a growing class of violin students; Alan teaching elementary school; Lillian and Margaret doing office work. [3]
- After coming to Canada, the family was quite poor and Margaret Emma had to go out to work doing house-cleaning. In 1916 Timothy decided to join the Canadian Army and was sent overseas in 1917. Later in 1917, Maggie had twin daughters, Margaret and Lillian. The family lived in the Cochrane Road Survey in Saltfleet Township (now part of Hamilton). For a time, her brother Wallace Taylor Fern, his wife elizabeth Ellen, and daughter Audrey Fern lived in the survey also. After World War 1, the family moved to
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