Margaret Liebscher was the daughter of John Martin and Margaret Martin (both born in PEI); widowed but no information on spouse. The informant was her daughter Mrs. Leonora Boisvert of Vancouver, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1939-09-555535. Registered and indexed as Leibscher.
Ferdinand Frank Liebscher (bachelor age 35, a tailor born in Austria Hungary, son of Frank and Rosa Liebscher) and Margaret Martin (spinster age 28, born in Prince Edward Island, daughter of John and Margaret Martin) were married in Nelson BC on 11 Oct 1900, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives marriage certificate 1900-09-145036.
Their first child, Marjorie M. Liebscher, was born in Silverton 02 Sep 1901, per Royal BC Museum index of BC Archives birth certificate 1901-09-286557 (no image available). She died in Silverton 18 Nov 1901, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1901-09-162814. Burial locations were not recorded at the time, and although she was probably interred in New Denver, it is unconfirmed as of Aug 2016.
From the Ledge (New Denver BC) of September 12, 1901 (P1C1):
BORN--At Silverton, Sept. 2, to the wife of F. Liebscher, a daughter.
Also from the Ledge, November 21, 1901 (P1C1):
DIED--At Silverton, Monday, November 18, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Leibscher.
Both items via the UBC historical newspapers website. The death was also noted in the Slocan Drill of November 22, 1901.
Ferdinand Frank Liebscher (bachelor age 35, a tailor born in Austria Hungary, son of Frank and Rosa Liebscher) and Margaret Martin (spinster age 28, born in Prince Edward Island, daughter of John and Margaret Martin) were married in Nelson BC on 11 Oct 1900, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives marriage certificate 1900-09-145036.
Their first child, Marjorie M. Liebscher, was born in Silverton 02 Sep 1901, per Royal BC Museum index of BC Archives birth certificate 1901-09-286557 (no image available). She died in Silverton 18 Nov 1901, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1901-09-162814. Burial locations were not recorded at the time, and although she was probably interred in New Denver, it is unconfirmed as of Aug 2016.
From the Ledge (New Denver BC) of September 12, 1901 (P1C1):
BORN--At Silverton, Sept. 2, to the wife of F. Liebscher, a daughter.
Also from the Ledge, November 21, 1901 (P1C1):
DIED--At Silverton, Monday, November 18, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Leibscher.
Both items via the UBC historical newspapers website. The death was also noted in the Slocan Drill of November 22, 1901.
Margaret Liebscher was the daughter of John Martin and Margaret Martin (both born in PEI); widowed but no information on spouse. The informant was her daughter Mrs. Leonora Boisvert of Vancouver, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1939-09-555535. Registered and indexed as Leibscher.
Ferdinand Frank Liebscher (bachelor age 35, a tailor born in Austria Hungary, son of Frank and Rosa Liebscher) and Margaret Martin (spinster age 28, born in Prince Edward Island, daughter of John and Margaret Martin) were married in Nelson BC on 11 Oct 1900, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives marriage certificate 1900-09-145036.
Their first child, Marjorie M. Liebscher, was born in Silverton 02 Sep 1901, per Royal BC Museum index of BC Archives birth certificate 1901-09-286557 (no image available). She died in Silverton 18 Nov 1901, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1901-09-162814. Burial locations were not recorded at the time, and although she was probably interred in New Denver, it is unconfirmed as of Aug 2016.
From the Ledge (New Denver BC) of September 12, 1901 (P1C1):
BORN--At Silverton, Sept. 2, to the wife of F. Liebscher, a daughter.
Also from the Ledge, November 21, 1901 (P1C1):
DIED--At Silverton, Monday, November 18, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Leibscher.
Both items via the UBC historical newspapers website. The death was also noted in the Slocan Drill of November 22, 1901.
Ferdinand Frank Liebscher (bachelor age 35, a tailor born in Austria Hungary, son of Frank and Rosa Liebscher) and Margaret Martin (spinster age 28, born in Prince Edward Island, daughter of John and Margaret Martin) were married in Nelson BC on 11 Oct 1900, per Royal BC Museum online copy of BC Archives marriage certificate 1900-09-145036.
Their first child, Marjorie M. Liebscher, was born in Silverton 02 Sep 1901, per Royal BC Museum index of BC Archives birth certificate 1901-09-286557 (no image available). She died in Silverton 18 Nov 1901, per familysearch.org online copy of BC Archives death certificate 1901-09-162814. Burial locations were not recorded at the time, and although she was probably interred in New Denver, it is unconfirmed as of Aug 2016.
From the Ledge (New Denver BC) of September 12, 1901 (P1C1):
BORN--At Silverton, Sept. 2, to the wife of F. Liebscher, a daughter.
Also from the Ledge, November 21, 1901 (P1C1):
DIED--At Silverton, Monday, November 18, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Leibscher.
Both items via the UBC historical newspapers website. The death was also noted in the Slocan Drill of November 22, 1901.
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Removed [to Silverton-sic] 05 Mar 1939.
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