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Jessie WALKER
Sex: F
Event(s):
Birth: 10 May 1863
Arbroath, Angus, Scotland
Parents:
Father: James WALKER
Mother: Margaret BIRRELL
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
C112721 1855-1867 6035516 REGISTER Film
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1910 US Census, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, ED 875 (ward 8), page 11-A,
dwelling # 223, family #202, enumerated April 22, 1910, ancestry.com image # 21 of 22
address: 17 Caddell (?) Street
Peter Caddell, head, age 54, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1880, Na, occ: Carpenter-Machine Shop, married 10 years(2nd or 3rd)
Jessie, wife, age 45, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1891, married 10 years(1st), had 2 children, 2 living
John B. Caddell, son, age 22, born in Rhode Island, parents born in Scotland, occ: Pattern Maker
Walker, son, age 8, born in MA, parents born in Scotland, attended school
William, son, age 2, born in MA, parents born in Scotland
William Caddell, nephew, age 24, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1909, Al, occ: Carpenter-Machine Shop
(it is unclear if Peter is marked as being in 3rd marriage or 2nd)
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1920 US Census, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, ED 243, (ward 8), page 8-A (stamped 81),
dwelling # 161, family # 196, enumerated Jan 6th 1920, ancestry.com image # 15 of 41
address 94 Viola Street
Peter McG. Caddell, head, age 64, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1880, Na 1889,
Occ: Carpenter-Machine Shop, owned his house, Mortgaged
Jessie W., wife, age 55, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1891, Na 1899
Walker McG., son, age 18, born in MA, parents born in Scotland, Occ: Carpenter-Machine Shop
William, son, age 12, born in MA, parents born in Scotland, attended school
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1930 US Census, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, ED 138, page 18-A (stamped 253),
dwelling # 229, family # 256, enumerated April 9, 1930, ancestry.com image # 35 of 50
address: 94 Viola Street
Peter M. Caddell, head, age 71, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1880, Na, occ: none,
owned his home value $7000, first married at age 29, did not own a radio set
Jessie W., wife, age 65, born in Scotland, parents born in Scotland, immig 1891, Na., age at first marriage 30
William, son, age 22, single, born in MA, parents born in Scotland, occ: Pattern Maker-Woodshop
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The Lowell Sun - June 11, 1942
Mother of Councillor Dies
Mrs. Jessie Caddell
Ill for several months
Lowell. Mrs Jessie Walker Caddell, mother of City Councilor, John B. Caddell,
and a resident of this city for the past 50 years, died yesterday at her home,
94 Viola Street, following an illness of several months.
She was the widow of peter M. Caddell.
Born in Arbroath, Forfarshire, Scotland, the daughter of James and Mary Birell Walker,
Mrs Caddell came to Lowell 50 years ago. She was well known here and was a
member of the First Presbyterian Church for 40 years and the first president and
charter member of the Ladies Auxiliary, Order of Scottish Clans.
Besides Councilor Caddell, she leaves two sons, William J. Caddell, of this city,
and Walker M. Caddell of Boston; one sister, Mrs Mary Taylor, of this city;
two sisters-in-law, Bella McIntyre, and Lulu Walker of Lowell; four grandchildren,
and many nieces and nephews in this country and in Scotland.
Friends may call at the White & Roy Chapel, 236 Westford Street, after 7 p.m. tonight.
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The Lowell Sun - June 13, 1942
Funerals
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Walker Caddell were held from the
White & Roy Chapel, 236 Westford Street, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There were many flowers. Rev. Lewis E. Shields, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church officiated. Wilfred Kershaw presided at the organ.
The City of Lowell was represented by the following :
Mayor's Secretary, George Keefe, City Messenger George Gorman,
the City Council by President Joseph Sweeny, Bart Callery, Raymond Lord,
Joseph Dussault, J. Elzear Dionne, City Clerk Perry D. Thompson,
Fire Chief Charles Stackpole, former Chield James C.Sullivan,
Warren White, and Election Commissioner Warren White.
The Lowell Housing Unit sent William Gargan and William Johnston;
City Library, David F. Connors, librarian, Mrs Eleanor Coffyn,
Blanche Gray, Esther Delaney, and Michael Keefe.
Ladies Auxiliary to Clan Grant, O.S.C. was represented by
Mrs Elizabeth Thomson, Isabel Kimm, Annie Johnston,
Margaret Stephen, Janet McGowan, Elizabeth Campbell,
and Elizabeth Newton.
The bearers were William Walker, John Taylor, William Caddell,
David Caddell, John McIntyre, and John Caddell.
Burial took place in the family lot in Edson Cemetery where the
committal was given by Rev Mr Shields. Arrangements by
White & Roy.
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