Edward Bowser
| Edward Bowser | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Carpenter |
| Employer | Canadian Pacific Railway |
Edward Bowser was a carpenter at Canadian Pacific Railway who lived in Fort William in 1907.[1]
Directory listings
| Year | Name as listed | Occupation | Employer | Address | Spouse | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1907 | Bowser Edward | Carpenter | Canadian Pacific Railway | 209 May Street South, Fort William | p. 35[1] |
- Also listed at the same address in 1907: E. A. Morton, Ralph Gordon Adams, T. W. Ariss, R. J. Armstrong, William A. Armstrong, Emelia Bigger, Will Billsborough, E. F. Bryson, William Carey, John Carney, Dolor Charlebois, Clarence Coombes, Isaac Coombes, Nelson B. Coombes, Mira Craig, Ambrose Croxton, Thomas Croxton, Harry Curtis, Charles J. Daley, James Davidson, Michael A. Devine, W. J. Donally, Cecil Edgely, Arthur Ensworth, Joseph C. Fregeau, A. W. Frodsham, William Gibbs, William Gilmour, Charles S. Givens, Charles Goodeve, John Hampton, B. C. Hardeman, Noble Ingram, Thomas Arthur Johnstone, Frederick S. Jones, H. S. Kennedy, John Livingstone, James A. McGuire, Allan McHugh, S. McIntyre, M. A. McNeil, Malcolm MacCubbin, John Malone, Campbell Mick, Malcolm Mick, Joseph Mooney, James Muirhead, John F. B. Muirhead, Andrew Murray, Annie Nellis, Robert O'Connor, James O'Hagan, John Painton, Allie Patch, A. C. Patch, May Patch, George Pembrick, P. J. Pilkey, John G. Schram, Thomas Simpson, George Smith, Robert J. Snelgrove, James Thom, Robert Thompson, O. A. Henry Timbers, John Trachy, William Trayner, Henry Wallender, John F. Wanless, Isabelle Whalen, James Wilson, Oswald C. Withrow, William M. Rae, Clarence E. Davis, Malcolm Fraser.