Katherine Ella Cumming 21,24,89
- Born: 2 Jul 1874, North Camp, Aldershot, Hampshire, England 21,24,89
- Marriage: Hon. Reginald Henry Flower on 10 May 1901 26
- Died: 13 Nov 1957, Kelowna , B.C. aged 83 89
- Buried: 14 Nov 1957, removal, UBC Faculty of Medicine 89
 Research Notes:
North Camp, Aldershot
Situated north of the Basingstoke Canal, North Camp has grown into a mixture of civilian and military life. Although the term formally applies to the military town, local shops and businesses in the area have developed into a small community known locally as 'North Camp'. The original wooden huts in North Camp were built by Mr Hemmimgs, a civilian contractor at a cost of £100,263. Following the Barracks Act of 1890, North Camp was rebuilt, with barracks of Blenheim, Lille, Malplaquet, Oudenarde, Ramillies and Tournay forming the lines. The new barracks wew built by Henry Wells, a locally based building contractor. The lines then became known as the Marlborough Lines.
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Cuming, Catherine Ella
1874 September registration
Registration district: Farnham Hampshire Surrey
volume 2a, page 90
Noted events in her life were:
• Immigration, Abt 1910, To Canada. 89
Katherine married Hon. Reginald Henry Flower, son of Lt. Col. Robert Thomas Flower , 8th Viscount Ashbrook and Gertrude Sophia Hamilton, on 10 May 1901.26 (Hon. Reginald Henry Flower was born on 15 Jun 1871 in Durrow, Queen's Co., Ireland,21,24,26,88 died on 6 Feb 1938 in Kelowna , B.C. 88 and was buried on 9 Feb 1938 in Kelowna , B.C. 88.) The cause of his death was chronic myocarditis, pneumonia.
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