Four P.M. Nov.9/1924 Mrs Edmund McLean age 19, and her sister, Miss Lottie Ramsay age 17 left home around 4pm on Nov.9/1924 to climb Sugarloaf Mountain They were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs Sydney Ramsay of Campbellton. It must have been close to being dark in Nov. at that time of day so what possessed them to do so, no one will ever know When they were not back by 6pm family got worried then by nite time they knew something was not right At daylight, they followed their footprints in the thin layer of snow to the very edge of the mountain. A search of the land below brought sad news for family and friends The bodies of the two ladies were found some 600 feet below by J.H. Moores, (policeman), William Smith and a Mr Gay bodies were taken to Graham's undertaker, coroner was Mr Martin and the Dr. was Dr. Mac Pherson The girls were survived by husband, Edmund McLean Sisters: Mrs Ernest White of Kneevalley Alberta Miss Ella Ramsay of Buffalo N.Y. Brothers: Auley of Campbellton Calvin of Campbellton Sydney of England James of Campbellton Pallbearers for the girls were : Bert Tyler, Charles Tyler, Ernest Adams, Earl Lutes, Clifford Steve, George Allingham Philip Gallie, Guy Cronkite, William Harvey Leslie Dow, Stuart McLaughlin and Charles Dobson

Here is a note from Mrs. Harold Jamieson about the accident!

When the Ramsay girls fell to their death, their sister Ella, was living
with us in Niagara Falls, New York, not Buffalo. Our familys were close, and
it was a terrible tragedy, that Ella never fully got over.
Sugarloaf was a favorite place to picnic, and I have several pictures of
the good times we had there!