Thomas McLeod CLARK, 18411901 (aged 60 years)

Name
Thomas McLeod /CLARK/
Given names
Thomas McLeod
Surname
CLARK
Birth about 1841
Occupation
Merchant

Birth of a daughterAlice Helen CLARK
about 1864 (aged 23 years)
Birth of a daughterAnnie Christine Mcleod CLARK
about 1866 (aged 25 years)

Birth of a daughterJessie Crichton Mcleod CLARK
about 1870 (aged 29 years)
Death of a wifeJessie MCKAY
July 9, 1880 (aged 39 years)
Marriage of a childRev Harry Northcote EALESAlice Helen CLARKView this family
September 15, 1892 (aged 51 years)
Death of a daughterAlice Helen CLARK
September 26, 1900 (aged 59 years)
British Queen
Victoria
from June 20, 1837 to January 22, 1901 (aged 60 years)

British King
Edward VII
from January 22, 1901 to May 6, 1910 (on the date of death)

Death September 12, 1901 (aged 60 years)
Family with Jessie MCKAY
himself
18411901
Birth: about 1841Rosshire, Scotland
Death: September 12, 1901Ottawa, Ontario
partner
daughter
18641900
Birth: about 1864 23Montreal, Quebec
Death: September 26, 190011 Marlborough Rd, Lee, Kent
3 years
daughter
18661949
Birth: about 1866 25
Death: July 28, 1949Crichton Lodge, Ottawa, Ontario
5 years
daughter
18701945
Birth: about 1870 29Ottawa, Ontario
Death: October 19, 1945Ottawa, Ontario
Note

Despite some later additions, Crichton Lodge remains the original Gothic Revival villa built during the 1880s and owned by Thomas McLeod Clark, Thomas McKay’s son-in-law. Clark moved his family there sometime after the death of his wife, Jessie, in 1880. The house was named after Jessie’s mother, Ann Crichton.

After Clark’s death in 1901, his two unmarried daughters rented the house to Lord Dundonald, General Officer Commanding the Militia.