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Remembering World War I
Yarmouth Connections
Annie Maud Killam
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Annie Maud Killam
Nurse
US Army Nurse Corps
June 21, 1890
Scott’s Settlement, NB
July 6, 1991 (aged 101)
Wethersfield Village Cemetery,
Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA
Listed on the Tusket, NS War Memorial
A. Maud Killam
Those Who Served
Annie Maude Killam was the daughter of Martin Luther Killam and Mary Jennie (Fairweather) Killam.
The family lived in Tusket, NS.
Annie Maud was the fourth eldest of eight children. Her brother, Scott Boyce Killam, served with the
Canadian Expeditionary Force, enlisting with the 219th Battalion and serving in France with the 85th
Battalion.
In 1913 Annie left Tusket and travelled to Worcester, Massachusetts, in the US. After World War I,
she married Harrison Wadsworth Hill (1894–1952) a civil engineer on September 30, 1926 at Tusket. The
couple lived in various locations in Connecticut.
Annie died on July 6, 1991 at the age of 101 years.
Killam Family; Annie Maude Killam (on far left)