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<\/a><\/p>\nThis appears to be his funeral record:<\/p>\n
Although this gives some interesting information, there appears to be no family information other than the fact that the McGarry family lot was in Dorchester.<\/p>\n Here is another Newspaper entry I found through Ancestry which is affiliated with Newspaper.com:<\/p>\n This is also from the Boston Globe but on January 20, 1894. I wasn’t able to find any newpaper entries for Celia. However, searching for a female with a married and maiden name is more difficult. I see that Celia aslo went by Cecilia or Sadie which makes searching difficult.<\/p>\n I was able to find an entry for Margaret in the Boston Globe on Saturday, September 20, 1902, but only by spelling her married name the wrong way:<\/p>\n I was determined to find this entry as I knew that it existed – having found this entry before.<\/p>\n Here is a map that I took from an earlier Blog<\/a>:<\/p>\n The lower circle was where my great-grandfather was a clerk around 1891 and 1892. This was at 1961 Washington Street. Note that Newcomb Street where Margaret’s funeral service was held, was very close to this circle.<\/p>\n This was from the Thursday May 4, 1899 edition of the Boston Globe. For some reason, I had not picked up that William was living at Northampton Street. Here is William’s death record:<\/p>\n William was a Chef working at ‘Quincy Houses’. In my Walking the Streets of Boston Blog I had William at Gainborough Street in 1893. He appeared to move in there when my great-grandfather (William’s nephew) moved out.<\/p>\n William moved from Camden Street to Gainsborough Street to Northampton Street:<\/p>\n Northampton is one Street North of Camden which I have circled in blue above. So while I am not finding out a lot about the Clarke family, I am finding out where the William McMaster family lived (with his Clarke wife). Because Northeastern University is in this area now, the streets will look a bit different.<\/p>\n This raises the question of what happened to this family after William McMaster died? Here is the 1900 Census:<\/p>\n The family moved to 103 Sterling Street. Sterling can be seen in an image I have already shown:<\/p>\n Sterling is inside the yellowish circle above.<\/p>\n Here are Edward and Celia in 1920:<\/p>\n This extended McMaster family was living in Boston. At this time, Edward gave his birth as Scotland and Celia gave her birthplace as England. However, I believe that they both were from Ireland. They also go by McMasters with an ‘s’ now. Here is some more information about Edward posted at Ancestry:<\/p>\n Edward’s mother’s name is given as Mary Bolles. I am not finding much in newspaper.com on this family:<\/p>\n However, I can start to fill in some details about the family. For example, Alice J McMasters married on April 25, 1906:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nMargaret Clarke Frazer<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nFuneral Announcement for Catherine Clarke’s Husband William McMaster<\/h3>\n
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