Alfred Fletcher (b. 1867)
Occupation: Laborer (1890)
Parents: Benjamin Fletcher (1827-1877) & Clara Harper (b. 1838)
Siblings (7): Henry Fletcher (b. 1859), Mary J. Fletcher (1860-1876), Margaret Fletcher (b. 1861), Louisa Fletcher (b. 1866), Nellie Fletcher (b. 1868), Charles A Fletcher (b. 1870), Benjamin Fletcher (b. 1874)
Spouse: Elizabeth Parker (b. 1862)
Life Events:
| [Year] | [Date] | [Age] | [Event] | |||
| ~ | 1867 | Born in St Catharines, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada [1] | ||||
| 1890 | Nov 24 | [22-23y] | Married Elizabeth Parker (b. 1862) in St Catharines, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada . Witnessed by John Stewart & Hellie Ballard |
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Notes
- In [2] (pp 55-56) Alfred's father Benjamin reaches out to William Sills (through Hiram Wilson) and mentions his brother Alfred; it is likely that Alfred was named after his uncle.
- The marriage registry for Alfred and Elizabeth states that Alfred's mom is named “Margaret”.
Sources:
[1] - Ontario Marriage Registry for Alfred Fletcher and Elizabeth Parker (1890:07334)
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[2] - William Sill, "The Underground Railroad; A Record of Facts, Authentic Narrative, Letters, &c.,Narrating the Hardships, Hair-Breadth Escapes And Death Struggles of the Slaves In Their Efforts For Freedom, As Related By Themselves and Others, or Witnessed By The Author", 1878, 479pp, ISBN-13: 978-1540761118, ISBN-10: 1540761118
Last updated 28 Feb 2024 by Andrew Billyard
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