Gertrude Margaret SETTLE b. 30 Aug 1882 d. 1934: McNabs Island Genealogies

1882 - 1934 (51 years)

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Name	Gertrude Margaret SETTLE [1]
Born	30 Aug 1882 [1]
Gender	Female
Died	1934
Person ID	I530	McNab/Kuhn
Last Modified	10 May 2021

Father	Robert SETTLE, b. 25 Jul 1843, Cole Harbour, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada , d. 13 Feb 1918, Cole Harbour, Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada (Age 74 years)
Mother	Isabelle Blair KUHN, b. 25 Apr 1853, Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada , d. 12 Dec 1939, Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada (Age 86 years)
Family ID	F198	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family	James Isaac MORTON, b. 15 May 1887, New Germany, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada , d. 28 Jan 1938, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada (Age 50 years)
Married	4 Jan 1919	Westville, Pictou County, Nova Scotia [2]
Last Modified	10 May 2021
Family ID	F201	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S23] 1901 Census of Canada, Dominion of Canada, (Library and Archives Canada), https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1901&op=&img&id=z000040579 (Reliability: 2).
[S3] Marriages Nova Scotia, Government of Nova Scotia, Canada, (Nova Scotia Archives), https://archives.novascotia.ca/vital-statistics/marriage/?ID=166732 (Reliability: 2).
Registration: Year: 1919 number: 41525

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