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Staddon, Albert Harry
16-3-1   →   Column 16, Plot 3-1 (left)
b. 1864, England
d. 1927-Jul-07, Empress, AB

Empress Cemetery Tree on Ancestry.ca
     https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/person/tree/201433125/person/332702337846
Find a Grave
     https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187203338
Alberta Death Register #404-675.
     https://provincialarchives.alberta.ca/sites/default/files/2018-11/deaths-s-1925-1928.pdf
The Empress Express, July 14, 1927
     https://archive.org/details/EPE_1927071401

Available here 

 Staddon, Albert H. 1927-07-14 Empress Express, Page 1.jpg

Grave Photos 

 16-3-1&2 Staddon, Albert H. & Sarah E., Headstone (2024-11-08).jpg
 16-3-1&2 Staddon, Albert H. & Sarah E., Whole graves (2024-11-08).jpg
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Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Sarah E. "Nellie" Wilkinson (1863-1918), Find a Grave:187203345
Children:

Summary
1864: Albert was born in England.
1888-4th quarter (Oct-Dec): Albert married Sarah E. Wilkinson, who used the name "Nellie", at Maidstone, Kent, England.
1906 or 1907: Arrived in Canada with wife & family.
1918-Mar-16: Wife Sarah died at their home 15 miles northeast of Empress, Alberta, Canada, so in Saskatchewan.
1921-Jun-01: Canada Census alone at 2-25-29-W3, about 17 km north-northeast of Empress, Alberta, Canada. About 19.5 km east-southeast of Acadia Valley, Alberta, Canada. About 24.7 km southwest of Mantario, Saskatchewan, Canada.
1926-Jun-01: Canada Census in the house of Gertrude E. Barritt as an "inmate" along with two nurses and a cook, Empress, Alberta, Canada.
1927-Jul-07: Albert died in Empress, Alberta, Canada. Alberta Death Register #404-675.

The Empress Express, July 14, 1927, Page 1
Albert H. Staddon, Farmer
of Josephine, Sask. Passes On
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     The death occurred on Thursday, July 7th, of Albert H. Staddon, of Josephine, Sask. Death came following a lingering illness from which he suffered and for which he underwent an operation in January, 1926. Interment was made in the Empress cemetery, on Friday, July 8th, the burial rites being administered by Rev. L. J. Tatham, of St. Mary's Anglician Church.
     The deceased had a host of friends among neighbors and townmen and was well liked by all he came in contact with, being genial in nature. He was a farmer in the Mayfield district. He came to this country with his wife and family some twenty years ago from Bromley, England. His wife predeceased him in 1918. There are left in this district to mourn the loss of a father, two married daughters, Mrs. Walsey Leach and Mrs. Clarence Haynes, and the sympathy of the community is extended to them in their bereavement.

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Bruce A. Johnson - Empress, Alberta, Canada.
Last Updated: 2025-Aug-10       Go to Empress Cemetery page