Rosalind Elder was a member of "The Rose and Thistle Club" as it was known then. She was a library technician for some 22 years in Ontario. She was member of the Women's Timber Corps when she married in January of 1946 in Carrbridge Invernesshire.
Rosalind (Elder) Walsh
Born:
Maiden Name: Elder
From: Glasgow, Scotland
Occupation: Lumberjill
Husband: Louis a. Walsh
Date of Marriage:
Date of Departure: Southhampton, England
Ships Name: Ile De France tripe took 6 Days
There were 30 war brides on board and no children.
Date / Port Arrived in Canada: Pier 21, Halifax
Port of Arrival in NL.:Port aux Pasques
Settled in: St. John's, Nova Scotia 1959,
Toronto 1966 and retired to Vancover Island, BC
Children: Rosalind, Louis, Gordon, Colin and
Heather (twins) all born in St. John's
"...My daughter recently found an old wedding photograph of Louis Walsh and I, taken in Scotland which I have attached, I loved that beautiful hat and wore it to meet his family. He was 5'11" and I was 5'5' I look taller there...."
Maiden Name: Elder
From: Glasgow, Scotland
Occupation: Lumberjill
Husband: Louis a. Walsh
Date of Marriage:
Date of Departure: Southhampton, England
Ships Name: Ile De France tripe took 6 Days
There were 30 war brides on board and no children.
Date / Port Arrived in Canada: Pier 21, Halifax
Port of Arrival in NL.:Port aux Pasques
Settled in: St. John's, Nova Scotia 1959,
Toronto 1966 and retired to Vancover Island, BC
Children: Rosalind, Louis, Gordon, Colin and
Heather (twins) all born in St. John's
"...My daughter recently found an old wedding photograph of Louis Walsh and I, taken in Scotland which I have attached, I loved that beautiful hat and wore it to meet his family. He was 5'11" and I was 5'5' I look taller there...."
