Educator.
Born at Winnipeg on 11 December 1880, daughter of Charles Talbot (c1842-?) and Phoebe Anna “Annie” Smith (c1846-?), she became a teacher for the Winnipeg School Board. She worked at the South Central School (1895-1896) before going to Gladstone School as teacher (1897-1900) and Principal (1900-1901). She resigned around August 1901 to pursue other ventures. Her whereabouts after this time are unknown.
Birth registrations [Edna Irene Talbot], Manitoba Vital Statistics.
1881 & 1891 Canada censes, Library and Archives Canada.
1901 Canada census, Automated Genealogy.
“The Advisory Board,” Winnipeg Tribune, 1 February 1901, page 2.
“Where they are going,” Manitoba Free Press, 29 June 1901, page 12.
“The Catholic school,” Manitoba Free Press, 14 August 1901, page 6.
“The schools open again,” Winnipeg Tribune, 3 September 1901, page 1.
“School Board review,” Manitoba Free Press, 28 December 1901, page 6.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 15 October 2017
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