Eric:
Thanks.
At age 96, she must have been staying with her youngest daughter in Cape
Breton, possibly daughter, Annetta (Pettis) Moore, Mrs. Samuel Creelman
Moore.
Would anyone on the list know who Susan/Susanne Spicer¹s parents were?
Dave
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Parrsboro Record, February 13, 1940, pg. #4; Reel #2863, NSARM, Halifax,
N.S.
OBITUARY: Samuel C. Moore
Word has been received here of the passing of Samuel C. Moore at his home in
Vancouver, B.C. on January 26th. Born at Economy in Colchester County over
80 years ago, the late Mr. Moore has been a resident of Vancouver for more
than 20 years. A mason by trade, he also resided at Port Greville,
Parrsboro, Springhill and ***Glace Bay***. He is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Nettie Pettis of Port Greville; three daughters, (Kate) Mrs.
Hollis DeWolfe of Port Greville; (Lottie) in the United States; (Susie) in
Western Canada; and two sons, John and Hilton, both residing in the West.
Source: Dave Winter 18 Sep 2007
On 13-01-15 8:28 PM, "Eric Keys" <keysie37@...> wrote:
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> NSARM Cape Breton County death registrations
> Year: 1913 Book: 24Page: 1 Number: 3
> Name: PETTIS, Susan (indexed as "PETTES")
> DoB: ca 1819 Advocate Harbour, NS
> DoD: 1913-04-17 Glace Bay, NS
> Age: 94y
> Cause: senility
> Occupation:
> Marital status: widowed
> Spouse:
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> Burial: Methodist, Port Greville, NS
> Informant: S C Moore, 1913-04-18
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> From: David Winter davidwinter@...
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> To: nscumber nscumber@yahoogroups.com <mailto:nscumber%40yahoogroups.com> >
> Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 11:15:41 AM
> Subject: [nscumber] John Thomas Pettis of Port Greville
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> Is this the same John W. Pettis, m/1 Susanna Spicer in the Advocate and Port
> Greville Files? Hatfield Book?
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> S/o John Pettis and Elizabeth Hatfield?
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> His son, Abraham Elisha Pettis, as informant says his father is John Thomas
> not John W.
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> He couldn't have died on 5 Mar 1861 if he's on the 1871 Census.
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> Believe his widow, Susan (Suzanna) Spicer died 17 Apr 1913, Glace Bay, Cape
> Breton. Born Advocate Harbour, buried Port Greville. Informant is her
> son-in-law, S[amuel].C. Moore. (Death indexed as Pettes)
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> Dave
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> NSARM Cumberland Deaths, 1872; Book #1805; Page #80; Entry #174
> (Indexed as Pettes or Pettis (?), John Thomas
> John Thomas Pettis, male, age 51.9 yr, Married
> Born (blank) Parrsboro
> Died 3 Nov 1872, Port Greville, of Typhoid Fever
> S/o John and Elizabeth Pettis, Farmer
> Informant; Abram Pettis
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> Source: Dave Winter, 15 Jan 2013
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> 1871 Census:
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 PETTIS JOHN 54 M
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 PETTIS SUSAN 54 M
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 PETTIS ABRAHAM 19
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 PETTIS ALICE 16
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 PETTIS LAURNETTA? 13
> 3805 PARRSBORO SHORE 112 MERIAM HENRETTA 6
> (There's also 4 older daughters in this family, all married before the 1871
> enumeration and living elsewhere with a different married surname)
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