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- From 1921 Census at Sunnyside, Herring Neck: Was living with her son Harry and his family.
STUCKLESS; Eliza; SS; mother; Apr. 1848; T'gate; CE;; mother of Raymond STUCKLESS; widow; [of Charles and Ann NEWMAN]
Full census listing:
1921 Census of Sunnyside (Herring Neck)
STUCKLESS; Harry; SS; head; Aug. 1865; T'gate; CE; labourer; m to Lucy; worked at Merc Premises; [of Joseph STUCKLESS and Eliza NEWMAN]
STUCKLESS; Lucy; SS; wife; Aug. 1890; Herring Neck; CE;; m to Harry STUCKLESS;;
STUCKLESS; Edward; SS; son; Jan. 1911; SS; CE; school; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;;
STUCKLESS; Raymond; SS; son; Jan. 1913; SS; CE;; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;;
STUCKLESS; Garland; SS; son; Jan. 1917; SS; CE;; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;;
STUCKLESS; Eliza; SS; mother; Apr. 1848; T'gate; CE;; mother of Raymond STUCKLESS; widow; [of Charles and Ann NEWMAN]
Twillingate Sun - Nov 29, 1924 - There passed away on Thursday last December 4th, after a long and tedious illness an old and respected citizen in the person of Mrs. STUCKLESS, oldest daughter of the late Charles NEWMAN of Twillingate, and widow of the late Joseph STUCKLESS of Twillingate Arm. The deceased lady came to this settlement 21 years ago and kept a boarding house on the premises of G.J. CARTER. After retiring she lived with her son, but at the time of death was living with her daughter Mrs. ARTHUR HOLWELL. She leaves to mourn one son, Harry, wharfinger at G.J. CARTERS, two daughters, Mrs. A. HOLWELL here and Mrs. Lewis HYDE at Change Islands, two brothers, Alfred at Twillingate and Charles at British Columbia, two sisters, Mrs. George ROUSELL at Leading Tickles, and Mrs. Fred OAKLEY at St. John's and 18
grandchildren "Look up ye Saints of God, Nor fear to tread below, The path your Saviour trod, Of daily toil and woe." C.H. Herring Neck, Dec 12/24.
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