Mary MILLER

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Ann Chalmers SEVIES ( - 1908)	Mary MILLER + James SEVIES

+. James SEVIES

Near Relatives of Mary MILLER
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Mary MILLER

Spouse/Partner	James SEVIES

Daughter	Ann Chalmers SEVIES			1908	Carlton, Victoria, Australia

Son in Law	Alexander BRAID	1828	Leuchars, Fifeshire, Scotland	1885	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	57

Granddaughter	Anna BRAID	1861	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1937	Mordialloc, Victoria, Australia	76
Granddaughter	Agnes Alexandra BRAID	1863	Hotham, Victoria, Australia	1864	Victoria, Australia	1
Grandson	Alexander BRAID	1865	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1917	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	52
Grandson	James BRAID	1867	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1905	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	38
Granddaughter	Mary Eliza BRAID	1869	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1952	Victoria, Australia	83

Events in Mary MILLER's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1908		Death of daughter Ann Chalmers SEVIES	Carlton, Victoria, Australia	Note 1	52, 60

Note 1: Ann Chalmers Braid
in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Ann Chalmers Braid
Death Age: 80
Birth Date: abt 1828
Death Date: Abt 1908
Death Place: Carlton, Victoria
Registration Date: 1908
Registration Place: Australia
Father: Sevies Jas
Mother: Mary Miller
Registration Number: 5260

Leader (Melbourne) 4 July 1908
BRAID.— On the 27th June, at her residence,
"Braeside." Park-street, Parkville, Ann Chalmers,
relict of the late Alexander Braid, beloved mother of
Alexander and Annie Braid, and Mrs. P. McLen
nan, aged 80 years. No flowers.

North Melbourne Courier and West Melbourne Advertiser 3 July 1908
OBITUARY.
MRS. ANN CHALMERS BRAID.- A
very old resident of the North Melbourne
district passed away at noon on Satur-
day, in Mrs. Ann Chalmers Braid, relict
of the late Mr. Alexander Braid, at the
advanced age of 80 years. Mrs. Braid's
vitality within a few days of her death
was a matter of surprise to all who knew
her, and she bore the weight of her
years remarkable well. In her last ill-
ness she was attended by Dr. J. H.
Nattrass, who did all in his power, but
her hour had come, and she passed away
peacefully at her residence, " Braeside,"
Park-st., Parkville, as stated above.
The deceased lady was born in St.
Andrew's, Scotland, and arrived here
unmarried in the fifties. Her wedding
was celebrated in the North Melbourne
Presbyterian Church, the officiating
minister being the Rev. Mr. Reid, father
of the Hon. G. H. Reid. Mr. and
Mrs. Braid took up their residence in
Baillie-st., and afterwards in Chetwynd-
st.; moving over to Parkville in 1872,
there being only seven houses there at
that time. Mr. Braid, senior predeceased
his wife by 20 years, having opened the
business in Wreckyn-st.--now carried
on by his son, Mr. Alexander Braid-in
1873. The late Mrs. Braid was a very
active worker in connection with the
Presbyterian Church, Parkville, and
was one of the promoters of the recently
erected and handsome ecclesiastical edi-
fice on the Sydney-road, known as the
College Church, and was regarded as an
invaluable supporter by the late Rev.
Alexander Yule - its first minister.
Mrs. Braid leaves to mourn their loss a
son, Mr. Alexander Braid, and two
daughters, Miss Braid and Mrs. Peter
McLennan. On Monday afternoon a
service at the late residence of the de-
ceased was conducted by the pastor of the
College Church, the Rev. F. Milne,M.A.,
B.D., and at 6 p.m. the funeral left for the
Melbourne General Cemetery, the in-
terment taking place in the Presbyterian
compartment, the same rev. gentleman
officiating at the family grave. The
pall-bearers were-Messrs: A. Haddow,
senior, McIntosh. Jas. A. Howlett, D.
Maxwell, W. Bradshaw and G. Bertram.
The arrangements were carried out by T.
H. Allison, of 307 Victoria-st., West
Melbourne.

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