Harriet Columbia Quircke Short was born in the hamlet of Capton, civil parish of Stogumber, Somerset, England. She was the daughter of The Reverend Robert Quircke Question Short of St James Angican Church, Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers), Lower Canada (Quebec)
Wife of James Hastings Kerr*, an officer for His Majesty's Customs
[Bio information provided by contributor 'elid555', on Nov 15, 2013, acknowledged with thanks]
Note*: James Hastings Kerr died in 1845 at Quebec City, Lower Canada; an interment record is being looked for. At that time, Anglican burials in the City were taking place at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, (now at 755 Jean Street, a few blocks outside the walls). Mount Hermon Cemetery, in then-rural Sillery, was not established until 5 years later
Wife of James Hastings Kerr*, an officer for His Majesty's Customs
[Bio information provided by contributor 'elid555', on Nov 15, 2013, acknowledged with thanks]
Note*: James Hastings Kerr died in 1845 at Quebec City, Lower Canada; an interment record is being looked for. At that time, Anglican burials in the City were taking place at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, (now at 755 Jean Street, a few blocks outside the walls). Mount Hermon Cemetery, in then-rural Sillery, was not established until 5 years later
Harriet Columbia Quircke Short was born in the hamlet of Capton, civil parish of Stogumber, Somerset, England. She was the daughter of The Reverend Robert Quircke Question Short of St James Angican Church, Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers), Lower Canada (Quebec)
Wife of James Hastings Kerr*, an officer for His Majesty's Customs
[Bio information provided by contributor 'elid555', on Nov 15, 2013, acknowledged with thanks]
Note*: James Hastings Kerr died in 1845 at Quebec City, Lower Canada; an interment record is being looked for. At that time, Anglican burials in the City were taking place at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, (now at 755 Jean Street, a few blocks outside the walls). Mount Hermon Cemetery, in then-rural Sillery, was not established until 5 years later
Wife of James Hastings Kerr*, an officer for His Majesty's Customs
[Bio information provided by contributor 'elid555', on Nov 15, 2013, acknowledged with thanks]
Note*: James Hastings Kerr died in 1845 at Quebec City, Lower Canada; an interment record is being looked for. At that time, Anglican burials in the City were taking place at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, (now at 755 Jean Street, a few blocks outside the walls). Mount Hermon Cemetery, in then-rural Sillery, was not established until 5 years later
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