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CARRIE GAISER CROW

[Welland Telegraph, 27 March 1903]

A sad death which brought grief to many Wellanders and to many distant friends and relatives, occurred early Thursday morning, when Carrie Gaiser Crow died after a lingering and painful illness. She had been suffering for many months past, but bore her illness with much fortitude. She was the wife of Mr. W.H. Crow, and was widely known not only too many friends in this town, but to numerous ones throughout the surrounding district. These extend their most heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved husband, whose keen loss in losing his life-mate just in the fullness of her life is shared in a measure by all who knew her. The deceased was a daughter of Mr. M. Gaiser of Pelham until she came to Welland as a bride. Besides her father, four sisters and four brothers are left. The sisters are: Mrs. R. Moote, of Pelham; Mrs. .Dr. Hutton, of Welland; Mrs. Rev. Grenzebach, of Milverton, and Miss Ada, at home. The brothers are John, Osten, Oscar and Dan. They all reside at home, excepting John, who has a farm just west of Welland. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 1.30 p.m. from the late residence, where services will be conducted. The interment will be at Dawdy’s cemetery.

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