Individual Details

Census-shared

PEARSONS Isabell 36, W, born NB, father and mother born in PEI
M...bel 12
Ruth 10
Perley G, M, 7
Frank 5
Hale M, F, 3
All born NB, all Baptist.
DOWCETT Ambrose, 51, M, Ship Carpenter

Census-shared

PEARSON Isabel, W, June 13, 1862, 38, Laundress
Perly G, Son, Aug 2, 1884, 16, Gen Labourer
Frank R, Son, Jan 17, 1884, 16, Farmer Son
Robert LEWIS, Lodger, April 26, 1864, 36, Gen Labourer
All born NB, all Bapt

Census

PEARSON Frank R, 25, M1, 3 years, Canada, Canada, Canada, to US in 1905, Teamster, Brief Co.
Agnes, 19, M1, 3 years, 2 children, 2 living, Canada, Canada, Canada
Thomas 2, Maine, Canada, Canada
Albura 9/12, Maine, Canada, Canada
Isabel, Mother, 50, Wd, 7 children, 4 living, Canada, Canada, Canada

Census

PEARSON Frank R, 34, to US in 1906, Al, Salesman, Wholesale Grocery
Agnes L, 29, to US in 1906, Al, New Brunswick, Ireland, Ireland
Thomas H, 11
Albura L, 10
Dorothy, 2 7/12

Census

PEARSON Frank R, Rent $10, 44, Married at 20, To US in 1905, Al, Salesman, Grain store.
Agnes, 39, married at 16, to US in 1905, Al.
Thomas, 22, married at 21, Labour, Jobbing
Dorothy M, 12, born in Maine.

Census

PEARSON Frank R, 55, Same place 5 years previous, Canada, Laborer, Ship yard
Agnes, 48, Canada

Residence

PEARSON Floyd emp PIW rms 59 Vine
-- Frank R (Agnes L) emp BIW h 20 Richardson
-- H Albert (Phyllis G) emp BIW h 12 Front 2nd flr
-- Isabelle widow Solomon h 19 Richardson
-- Theodore W rem to Boston Mass
-- Thomas H (Margaret E) rem to Everett Mass

Residence

PEARSON Frank R storehouse clk BIW h 26 Richardson

Death

FRANK R. PEARSON.
Frank R. Pearson, 70, a former materials clerk at the Bath Iron Works, Corp., died Saturday at Memorial hospital following a long period of failing health.
Born in Beaverbrook, N. B., Jan. 17, 1885, he was a son of Solomon C. and Isabelle Lydia Pearson. He attended New Brunswick schools and came to Bath in 1905.
Mr. Pearson was at one time employed as a fireman for the old gas house here and later worked for Swift & Co. for several years. He was also employed by the Kimball Grain Co. and continued with his duties there when it was changed tot he Trott Bros. Grain Co., working with both firms for a total of 13 years.
Last December, Mr. Pearson retired from Bath Iron Works where he had been employed for more than 20 years.
Mr. Pearson was a member of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Grover Lodge, No. 168. He attended the former People's Baptist church, and in later years the Corliss Baptist church.
Survivors include his widow, Agnes Doyle Pearso; a daugher, Mr.s Samuel J. Coram of Bath, a son, Thomas H. Pearson of Bath; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Sherwood of Nixon Village, N.J.; a brother, Perley G. Pearson of Hopewell Cape, N. B. three grandchildren, one great-grandchild and several nieces, nephews and cousins.