Elespy Carson

Birth04 Oct 1850 - Gore of Lochaber, (Thurso), County of Papineau, Province of Quebec, Canada

Death11 June 1923 - Gore of Lochaber, (Thurso), County of Papineau, Province of Quebec, Canada

MotherMargaret McKenzie

FatherJames Ian Carson

Born in Gore of Lochaber, (Thurso), County of Papineau, Province of Quebec, Canada on 04 Oct 1850 to James Ian Carson and Margaret McKenzie. Elespy Carson married Abel Waters Cummings and had 8 children. She passed away on 11 June 1923 in Gore of Lochaber, (Thurso), County of Papineau, Province of Quebec, Canada.

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Parents

James Ian Carson
1826 - 1888

Margaret Mckenzie
1824 - 1894

Spouse(s)

Abel Waters Cummings
1846 - 1934

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Maude Eliz Cummings
1884 - 1961

Mortimer Newton Cummings
1873 - 1958

James Simon Cummings
1876 - 1962

Casey Warren Cummings
1888 - 1951

Mabel Cummings
1881 - 1975

Willis Bentley Cummings
1878 - 1956

Alberta Margaret Cummings
1896 - 1995

Beartice Boyd Cummings
1874 - 1877

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