MOTHER: Martha "Jane" BROWN, 1839–1883...
MARRIED: 21st April 1897 in Truro, Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada to Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie May" FRASER, 1878–1948...
Joseph & Lizzie May had the following 2 Known Children:
#1) Lloyd Dunbar BUCHANAN, Pvt., 1899–1957,
#2) Agnes Allison Sarah BUCHANAN, 1905–1930...
BIO by Cousin/Researcher: Garth E. Staples:
JOSEPH FULMORE BUCHANAN: Lumberman. Section foreman and lived at 112 Brunswick Street, Truro in 1938 directory.
My mother told me about visits with this family.
Middle name also spelled Filmore.
NOTE: Killed in railway accident at the roundhouse in Truro, NS…
Military Service: About 1895 • Kentville, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada,
MTC Aldershot: 78th Regiment, Colchester, Hants and Pictou...
Military Service: First World War Veteran. Joined the 85th Battalion, Nova Scotia Highlanders, on 23 March, 1916 at age 37. REGIMENTAL NUMBER #222681. He was described as 5' 4'' tall with blue eyes and brown hair.
Member of Immanuel Baptist Church.
Listed as ICR railway track-man. Member of pension fund.
Library and Archives Canada -- Railway Employees File: #12211, Volume #9, Reference: RG30 IV A1G...
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I remember Dad telling me about his Uncle Joseph's accident at the C.N.R. Freight Yard in Truro. That he fell off of a Train & his legs was run over & he bled out. That the night of the Next of Kin Notification by the C.N.R. Rep's & Police, Dad was offered a job as a Car Checker for the C.N. R. starting at Midnight. DMB...
MOTHER: Martha "Jane" BROWN, 1839–1883...
MARRIED: 21st April 1897 in Truro, Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada to Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie May" FRASER, 1878–1948...
Joseph & Lizzie May had the following 2 Known Children:
#1) Lloyd Dunbar BUCHANAN, Pvt., 1899–1957,
#2) Agnes Allison Sarah BUCHANAN, 1905–1930...
BIO by Cousin/Researcher: Garth E. Staples:
JOSEPH FULMORE BUCHANAN: Lumberman. Section foreman and lived at 112 Brunswick Street, Truro in 1938 directory.
My mother told me about visits with this family.
Middle name also spelled Filmore.
NOTE: Killed in railway accident at the roundhouse in Truro, NS…
Military Service: About 1895 • Kentville, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada,
MTC Aldershot: 78th Regiment, Colchester, Hants and Pictou...
Military Service: First World War Veteran. Joined the 85th Battalion, Nova Scotia Highlanders, on 23 March, 1916 at age 37. REGIMENTAL NUMBER #222681. He was described as 5' 4'' tall with blue eyes and brown hair.
Member of Immanuel Baptist Church.
Listed as ICR railway track-man. Member of pension fund.
Library and Archives Canada -- Railway Employees File: #12211, Volume #9, Reference: RG30 IV A1G...
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I remember Dad telling me about his Uncle Joseph's accident at the C.N.R. Freight Yard in Truro. That he fell off of a Train & his legs was run over & he bled out. That the night of the Next of Kin Notification by the C.N.R. Rep's & Police, Dad was offered a job as a Car Checker for the C.N. R. starting at Midnight. DMB...
Family Members
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James Buchanan
1862–1931
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Mary Buchanan
1863 – unknown
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Matilda "Tillie" Buchanan Hurst
1867–1945
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Jane Buchanan
1868–1883
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Katherine Buchanan Roche
1870 – unknown
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Ella Maude Buchanan Libby
1871–1954
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Thomas W. Buchanan Jr
1873 – unknown
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Charles Buchanan
1875–1875
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Philip Fulmer "PF" Buchanan
1877–1961
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Henrietta "Etta" Buchanan Staples
1880–1947
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Letitia Mae "Tish" Buchanan Blakeney
1882 – unknown
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Gertrude "Gertie" Buchanan
1883–1907
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