born in Northfield a mining community which is now part of Nanaimo, B.C to John Little & Sarah (Hawthorne) Little.
Mae was born and raised on Vancouver Island. As an adult she moved to the United States and worked for the Telephone Company first in Washington, and then California until she retired. She married Everett Law (no children of this marriage, however, Everett had a son Peter from a previous Marriage).
In later years Mae lived with her sister Isabelle (Little) Parker in Rancho Mirage, California; however, she spent several months of the year visiting her niece Sara (Ivey) Yearley, the daughter of her sister Ellen, (Sara was one year younger than Mae). Mae also spent time in Nanaimo with her niece Sal (Robertson) Rozzano, who was the daughter of her sister Annie (Little) Robertson, and also with her niece Lorraine Buchanan (daughter of Gertrude Robertson), and the granddaughter of Mae's sister Annie (Little) Robertson).
Siblings:
The 4 oldest children were born in Streator, Illinois, where her father was a "miner."
Ellen (Little) Ivey 1881-1946 (Buried Ladysmith, B.C.
Anne (Little) Roberton 1884-1971 buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle Little - 1884-1884 born and died Illinois
Jacob H Little 1888-1921 - died at the TB Hospital "Tranquille in Kamloops, BC). He is buried in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery - never married
The 3 youngest siblings including Mae were born at Northfield or East Wellington mining community now part of Nanaimo, BC.
Some of Mae's siblings are buried in family plot in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery.
Sarah Hannah (Little) Gold (1890-1959)buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle (Little) Parker 1897- 1987 married Ray Parker - lived at Rancho Mirage, California - no children
cemetery burial location to be confirmed
Mae was born and raised on Vancouver Island. As an adult she moved to the United States and worked for the Telephone Company first in Washington, and then California until she retired. She married Everett Law (no children of this marriage, however, Everett had a son Peter from a previous Marriage).
In later years Mae lived with her sister Isabelle (Little) Parker in Rancho Mirage, California; however, she spent several months of the year visiting her niece Sara (Ivey) Yearley, the daughter of her sister Ellen, (Sara was one year younger than Mae). Mae also spent time in Nanaimo with her niece Sal (Robertson) Rozzano, who was the daughter of her sister Annie (Little) Robertson, and also with her niece Lorraine Buchanan (daughter of Gertrude Robertson), and the granddaughter of Mae's sister Annie (Little) Robertson).
Siblings:
The 4 oldest children were born in Streator, Illinois, where her father was a "miner."
Ellen (Little) Ivey 1881-1946 (Buried Ladysmith, B.C.
Anne (Little) Roberton 1884-1971 buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle Little - 1884-1884 born and died Illinois
Jacob H Little 1888-1921 - died at the TB Hospital "Tranquille in Kamloops, BC). He is buried in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery - never married
The 3 youngest siblings including Mae were born at Northfield or East Wellington mining community now part of Nanaimo, BC.
Some of Mae's siblings are buried in family plot in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery.
Sarah Hannah (Little) Gold (1890-1959)buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle (Little) Parker 1897- 1987 married Ray Parker - lived at Rancho Mirage, California - no children
cemetery burial location to be confirmed
born in Northfield a mining community which is now part of Nanaimo, B.C to John Little & Sarah (Hawthorne) Little.
Mae was born and raised on Vancouver Island. As an adult she moved to the United States and worked for the Telephone Company first in Washington, and then California until she retired. She married Everett Law (no children of this marriage, however, Everett had a son Peter from a previous Marriage).
In later years Mae lived with her sister Isabelle (Little) Parker in Rancho Mirage, California; however, she spent several months of the year visiting her niece Sara (Ivey) Yearley, the daughter of her sister Ellen, (Sara was one year younger than Mae). Mae also spent time in Nanaimo with her niece Sal (Robertson) Rozzano, who was the daughter of her sister Annie (Little) Robertson, and also with her niece Lorraine Buchanan (daughter of Gertrude Robertson), and the granddaughter of Mae's sister Annie (Little) Robertson).
Siblings:
The 4 oldest children were born in Streator, Illinois, where her father was a "miner."
Ellen (Little) Ivey 1881-1946 (Buried Ladysmith, B.C.
Anne (Little) Roberton 1884-1971 buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle Little - 1884-1884 born and died Illinois
Jacob H Little 1888-1921 - died at the TB Hospital "Tranquille in Kamloops, BC). He is buried in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery - never married
The 3 youngest siblings including Mae were born at Northfield or East Wellington mining community now part of Nanaimo, BC.
Some of Mae's siblings are buried in family plot in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery.
Sarah Hannah (Little) Gold (1890-1959)buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle (Little) Parker 1897- 1987 married Ray Parker - lived at Rancho Mirage, California - no children
cemetery burial location to be confirmed
Mae was born and raised on Vancouver Island. As an adult she moved to the United States and worked for the Telephone Company first in Washington, and then California until she retired. She married Everett Law (no children of this marriage, however, Everett had a son Peter from a previous Marriage).
In later years Mae lived with her sister Isabelle (Little) Parker in Rancho Mirage, California; however, she spent several months of the year visiting her niece Sara (Ivey) Yearley, the daughter of her sister Ellen, (Sara was one year younger than Mae). Mae also spent time in Nanaimo with her niece Sal (Robertson) Rozzano, who was the daughter of her sister Annie (Little) Robertson, and also with her niece Lorraine Buchanan (daughter of Gertrude Robertson), and the granddaughter of Mae's sister Annie (Little) Robertson).
Siblings:
The 4 oldest children were born in Streator, Illinois, where her father was a "miner."
Ellen (Little) Ivey 1881-1946 (Buried Ladysmith, B.C.
Anne (Little) Roberton 1884-1971 buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle Little - 1884-1884 born and died Illinois
Jacob H Little 1888-1921 - died at the TB Hospital "Tranquille in Kamloops, BC). He is buried in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery - never married
The 3 youngest siblings including Mae were born at Northfield or East Wellington mining community now part of Nanaimo, BC.
Some of Mae's siblings are buried in family plot in the Ladysmith, BC Cemetery.
Sarah Hannah (Little) Gold (1890-1959)buried in the Ladysmith Cemetery
Isabelle (Little) Parker 1897- 1987 married Ray Parker - lived at Rancho Mirage, California - no children
cemetery burial location to be confirmed
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