LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
Matches 2,101 to 2,150 of 48,188
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| 2101 | alt date 30 Mar 1828, England or at sea | Norris, Elizabeth Ann (I10889)
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| 2102 | Alt Death 1 Jul 1818 BLAIR JOHN ----- 2 M 01/07/1818 644/2 90 155 Gorbals View image (6 | Blair, John (I14530)
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| 2103 | alt Nov 1876 in Pleasant Grove, Utah, UT | Bulloch, Clara Jennet "Jenny" (I6273)
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| 2104 | Alt. Death: 3 Mar 1962 Drummond Twp, Lanark Cty, ON, CDN Alt. Death Notes: E. Miller 9 Mar 1962 Fanklin Cardiff | Poole, Franklin Henry "Frank" (I3418)
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| 2105 | alt. Edmonton AB | Moodie, Russell Leonard (I26470)
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| 2106 | Altar ......wedding was celebrated on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. George Wilson on the Scotch Line, when the presence of a number of near relatives, the REv A.H. Scott united in marriage, Mr. Charles H. Dodds, of Elm Creek, Man., son of Mrs. Thomas Doss of Perth, and Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of Mr. Geo. Wilson. The bride was gowned in cream chiffon trimmed with allover lace and was attended by her sister, Miss Ella whose gown was of cream carbuiere. Mr Norman Miller was best man. A very enjoyable time was spent at the wedding supper and afterwards. The bride received many presents and well wishes from her friends. Mr and Mrs Dodds will visit in Pert and district for awhile and then go to Elm Creek, Man. Perth Courier 7 Feb 1908 | Family: Charles Henry Dodds / Margaret "Maggie" Wilson (F563)
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| 2107 | alternaet 1772 | Bryce, James (I55975)
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| 2108 | alternate 1830 | Rouatt, Janet (I55014)
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| 2109 | alternate 20 Dec 1881 Pleasant Grove, Utah, UT | Bulloch, Gertrude A. (I6276)
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| 2110 | alternate after 1860, Jasper County, Illinois | Hatfield, Elizabeth (I57302)
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| 2111 | alternate date of 1888 | Dodds, George L. (I1534)
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| 2112 | Alternate Name Birth Name William Monson VSC Castlemaine Birth Name William Monson Birth Name Moverin Lord Birth Name Lord William Monson Title of Nobility VSC Castlemaine Lord | Monson, Lord William (I22758)
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| 2113 | alternate parent is William Bennie, 27 May 1733 Denny BENNIE CHRISTIAN WILLIAM BENNIE/ U 27/05/1733 476/ 10 169 Denny | Bennie, Christian (I26064)
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| 2114 | alternate Prineville, Crook County, Oregon | Elliott, John Henry (I17808)
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| 2115 | alternative birth 23 Aug 1859 in Mount Forest Ontario Canada | Lambert, Willson Andrew (I9633)
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| 2116 | although frequently reported as 1896, in 1911 census it is reported as August 1897. | Manion, Marguerite Isabell (I67617)
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| 2117 | Although his birthplace is given as New Brunswick on the 1911 census he claims he was born in Vanceboro, Maine on his immigration/border document in 1924. | Hanson, Melvin Roy (I5446)
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| 2118 | Although in failing health for some years the passing of Robert Gordon Armour came as a shock to his many friends and neighbours and family among whom he was held in high esteem. He was in his 73rd year and passed at the Great War Memorial Hospital on the morning of March 25, 1981. Born August 24, 1908 he was the second oldest son of Mary E. Thompson and Robert Armour who predeceased him in 1943 and 1947 respectively. He attended SS#12 Drummond (McGarry) anad Perth Collegiate Institute. On leaving school he worked at the Bank of Montreal in Perth, Goderich and others for several years. After training in other vocations the wide open space claimed him. He was married to Hilda MacLaren who passed away 1976 in December. Survived by 3 sisters and one brother. Muriel (Mrs. William Rathwell), Perth RR#5; Margaret of Ottawa; Jean (Mrs Clifford Buchanan) of 12 Market St., Smiths Falls and Donald of Perth. A brother Francis predeceased him in 1973 and another brother John S. Murray in infancy. Funeral Services were held at Blair and Son Chapel conducted by Rev. G.M. Richardson paster (sic) of St. Paul's United Church where Gordon was a faithful member. Pallbearers were two nephews, Glenn Rathwell and Dean Buchanan; and neighbours and friends Kenneth J. Barr, Lloyd Van Order, Bill Allan and John Somerville. Beautifulu floral tributes and donations to the heart and cancer funds were mute evience of the high esteem in which the deceased was held by a wide circle of friends. | Armour, Robert Gordon "Gordon" (I3665)
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| 2119 | Although Richard's wife is listed as Deborah, the children match. ?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4365-1.html 1801 Bastard & Kitley Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard & Kitley Twps Enumerator: Jehiel Mitchel, Town Clerk?/i? | Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)
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| 2120 | Although the census indicates 2 families living in the dwelling, no listing appears to match. I suspect they had boarders, workers at the mill, who were recorded elsewhere. | Barber, Robert (I1594)
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| 2121 | Although the original document seems to have contained a fairly complete list of names, I have recorded the handwritten notes and dates that have been added over the years. The information needs to be verified but will be useful in guiding future searches. DD 2014 | Source (S51)
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| 2122 | Although the record indicates 1900, the memorial stone and other sources suggest it should have 1903. This document is a transcription and I believe an error may have been made one place or the other. | Gillespie, Mary Ann (I4194)
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| 2123 | ame William Lyell Sex Male Christening Date 18 Feb 1625 Christening Place North Leith, Midlothian, Scotland Father's Name William Lyell Father's Sex Male Mother's Name Elspet Richardsone Mother's Sex Female Event Type Christening | Lyell, William (I51434)
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| 2124 | ame: August Robert Benz Death Date: 10 Sep 1946 Death County: Otter Tail State File Number: 011733 Certificate Number: 011733 Certificate Year: 1946 Record Number: 1016727 | Benz, August Robert (I17074)
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| 2125 | ame: Charles William Marsh Gender: Male Birth Date: abt 1872 Death Date: 22 Apr 1959 Age at Death: 87 Death Location: Longview, Cowlitz, Washington Father: Nathan A Marsh Mother: Nancy B Lambie Record Source: Washington State Death Records Name: Charles William Marsh Gender: Male Age: 87 Estimated birth year: abt 1872 Death Date: 22 Apr 1959 Death Place: Longview, Cowlitz, Washington Father: Nathan A. Marsh Mother: Nancy B. Lambie FHL Film Number: 2033961 Reference ID: 6756 | Marsh, Charles William (I12701)
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| 2126 | ame: James Gilmour Gender: Male Birth Date: 25 Jun 1860 Birth Place: Symington,Ayr,Scotland Father: Hugh Gilmour Mother: Jean Ireland FHL Film Number: 6035516 | Gilmour, James (I19838)
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| 2127 | ame: Janet Stevenson Gender: Female Birth Date: 17 May 1785 Baptism Date: 22 May 1785 Baptism Place: , Neilston, Renfrew, Scotland Father: Michael Stevenson Mother: Margaret Pollock FHL Film Number: 1041281 Reference ID: 2:17FSFF3 | Stevenson, Janet (I37894)
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| 2128 | ame: John Mcechnie Gender: Male Marriage Date: 14 May 1709 Marriage Place: Bonhill,Dunbarton,Scotland Spouse: Jenat Ewine FHL Film Number: 1041982 | Family: John McEchnie / Jonnet Ewine (F12087)
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| 2129 | ame: John Muirhead Gender: Male Baptism Date: 12 Jun 1804 Baptism Place: Saint Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland Father: Charles Muirhead Mother: Agnes Wallace FHL Film Number: 1066755, 0103058 | Muirhead, John (I14333)
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| 2130 | American address also indicates Indiana The town of Siuna was the site of La Luz Mining company, which was active from 1936 to 1968. There was migration from other areas of the country to work in the gold mine during these years, including people from the coast and indigenous groups. The mine was shut down in 1968 due to damage of the hydroelectric plant.[5] | Armour, Harold Alexander (I1210)
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| 2131 | American Legion Member | Stefon, William (I614)
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| 2132 | American stage and screen actor of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s. Played the role of Frank Kennedy in the 1939 film classic "Gone With the Wind." Married for a time to actress Helen Lynch. | Nye, Carroll (I57608)
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| 2133 | AMES CLARK BORN DEC.25,1823. DIED JAN.15,1871. From image of stone on FGID #52772953 | Clark, James (I4193)
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| 2134 | ames George Fraser was born in Coldbrook, Nova Scotia in January 1873, the second child of Alexander and Agnes Ogilvie Fraser. He arrived in Billings Montana in 1885, with his family. He was the founding member of the family firm of A. Fraser & Co., livestock brokers. Fraser was also longtime member and officer of the Maverick Hose Company. He married his longtime sweetheart Alice B. Nickey on September 24, 1898 in Big Timber, Montana. They had five children. James G. Fraser was a successful sheep broker and community leader. He developed cancer and died prematurely on October 24, 1924, leaving the company that he founded to his two surviving brothers. | Fraser, James George (I57610)
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| 2135 | ames Mann was a Steamboat Engineer most of his life and when he lived in Dowagiac, Michigan, he worked as a Waterworks Contractor. He emigrated to the United States between 1880-83. The family was very well off as he sent his daughter, Edna, to Italy for her college education. She taught school in Missoula, Montana and left many notes on her genealogy. After his wife Sarah Ann (Nee Jackson) Mann passed away, he moved out to Torrington, Goshen County, Wyoming to be with his son Ernest. Ernest Jackson Mann is also buried in Valley View Cemetery. His children Edna and Ernest took care of his funeral arrangements. They buried him in Valley View Cemetery as there is no indication that he was brought back to Michigan to be next to his wife, Sarah, at Riverside Cemetery, Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan. There is an imprint of his birth date on the gravestone, but no death date which indicates that he was buried out west. Edna, his daughter, left notes before she died and stated that her father was buried in Torrington, Wyoming. He and his family were members of the Presbyterian Church. | Mann, James (I14271)
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| 2136 | ames Saul was born in County Wicklow, Ireland, and is of English descent. His father, Thomas Saul, was an excise man of the English government. James learned the shoemaker's trade but, believing that America possessed advantages he could not find on the Emerald isle, came to the United States in 1849. He married Maria Charles in New Jersey. She was born near Belfast, Ireland, and came to the United States with her mother about 1849, too. Early in the '50s they arrived in Cedar Rapids, where he followed his trade, accumulating sufficient capital to purchase land in Iowa County. In 1879 they removed to Crawford County and engaged successfully in farming until 1900, when he retired with his wife at Denison. They have been members of the Methodist Episcopal church, in which he was formerly an officer. Politically he gives his support to the republican party. They are the parents of six children: 1. Thomas, who is engaged in the van and moving business at Fargo, North Dakota; 2. Margaret, wed John McLean, a farmer of Liberty, Nebraska; 3. James C., of Denison, Iowa, engaged in ranching in Wyoming; 4. William Clark, a lawyer; 5. Henry C., twin, 6. Willard A., twin. The twins are interested with their brother in the Wyoming ranch near Douglas. | Saul, James (I45028)
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| 2137 | AMHERST - Frederick Frank Hunger, 82 years of age, and a resident of Amherst, passed away Wednesday, April 8, 2009 at Amherst Hospital following a one-year battle with Mantle Cell Leukemia. He was Born October 15, 1926 in Lorain, OH, where he was raised graduating from Lorain High School with the class of 1944. Amherst has been his home since 1960. He served with the United States Navy during World War II aboard the U.S.S. Vulcan and the U.S.S. Rehabath ships as an Electricians Mate receiving the Victory Medal, Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon, and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon. Fredrick was a master mechanic for the fifty-nine years and used his skills at the Gulf Station at Brownell and West Erie and the Sohio Station at 14th Street and Broadway, both in Lorain, which he owned and operated. He demonstrated his enjoyment of NASCAR Racing and Stock Car Racing by racing a car that he owned with Al Bevan on the old dirt track at the Amherst Speedway. He also enjoyed bowling. A sixty-nine year member of First Congregational United Church of Christ in Lorain, he served as past Decon. Fredrick was a lifetime member of the BPO Elks Lodge #1301, both in Lorain. Survivors include his wife of sixty years Katherine M. (Greer) Hunger, his son Ronald Frank Hunger and his wife Della of Amherst; his grandchildren Heidi Carrillo and her husband Armado of Sugarloaf, CA and Ronnie Hunger of Cottageville,WV; his brothers Tom Hunger and wife Carol of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Jack Edward Hunger and his wife Helene of Rocky River, OH, and Charles Hunger and his wife Margaret of Fayettefille, NC; and his sister Marilyn (White) Hunger of Gettysburg, PA. He was preceded in death by his parents Fredrick Hunger and Florence (Miller) Hunger and his sister Ann (Engel) Hunger. Friends may call Friday, April 10, 2009, from 5-8pm at the Hempel Funeral Home; 373 Cleveland, Ave., Amherst. Funeral services with the Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard performing honors will be held Saturday, April 11, 2009 at 10am from the funeral home. The Rev. Carl Richter, pastor of the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Lorain, will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park, Amherst, Township. The family suggest that memorial contributions be made to First Congregational United Church of Christ, 423 Washington Ave., Lorain, OH 44052. www.hempelfuneralhome.com The Monring Journal Friday, April, 10 , 2009 | Hunger, Fredrick Frank (I14559)
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| 2138 | Amy Stewart Jamieson, daughter of James Jamieson and Sarah Ann Stewart, was born in Lanark, Ontario, Canada on February 29, 1896. On October 8, 1927 she married Edwin Pierson McLaren and they raised four children. One son, Ian Stirling, died at eight years of age. | Jamieson, Amy Stewart (I36141)
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| 2139 | An accountant by profession and moved to Ottawa with his family in 1917. Prior to that, both before and after his marriage he lived in Port Arthur, ON. Peter Munro was the author of the Notes on the Clan Munro, quoted frequently. | Munroe, Peter Donald (I2951)
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| 2140 | An engineer from Rathwell, Manitoba, he died of Pneumonia at Manhattan where he may have been visiting his sister Edith and her husband. | Bell, Donald Alexander Smith (I32948)
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| 2141 | An Ex-mayor of Perth Mr. Joshua Adams, of Sarnia, after spending a week or so with friends in Perth and Glen Tay, returned home on Monday. Mr Adams was at one time the mayor of Perth, and at the time the town was incorporated - 1n 1852- the commission for holding the first municipal elections was sent to him. Perth Courier 25 Apr 1902 | Adams, Joshua Augustus (I13957)
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| 2142 | An interesting event occurred at the residence of Mr. Ralph Dodds of Glen Tay on the evening of 21st Sept., when his daughter Lily was united in matrimony to R. M. Rudsdale of Bathurst. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. James Ross in the presence of a number of the friends of the contracting parties. Mr. R. Motherwell aided the groom while the bride's sister sustained her through the trying ordeal. The ceremony over, the company sat down to a sumptuous repast and after a few hours spent in congratulations, etc., the happy couple, escorted by a number of friends, drove to their home. Perth Courier, October 7, 1892 | Family: Richard Milner "Dick" Rudsdale / Lillian Ann "Lily" Ferguson Dodds (F497)
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| 2143 | An old and respected resident of Balderson died on Friday last in the person of Mr. Andrew Allan. Mr. Allan had been in failing health for some time and about two weeks ago suffered a paralytic stroke. He was born in Kingston 81 years ago and after a short residence on Wolfe Island the family came to Balderson. His father William Allan settled on the farm now occupied by Mr. J.A.D. McLean. Deceased was married sixty years ago to Janet Patterson and of the family six are living: Marshall, Ogden, Utah; George, Keewatin; Norman, Idaho; William H., Balderson; Mrs. Breese and Mrs. Stanley, Montpelier, Idaho. Mr. Allan founded a homestead in Drummond it being the farm now occupied by his son William H. Five sisters survive, one sister, Mrs. G. L. Walker, died on June 26 last. Mr. Allan was a man of decided opinions and a staunch Conservative. The funeral took place on Thursday to Elmwood Cemetery and was conducted under the auspices of the Masons. Over 50 members of the Perth craft and representatives from Sharbot Lake were present in a body. | Allan, Andrew of Drummond (I25440)
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| 2144 | An undocument notation found on Family Search suggests Bruntland Farm, Fenwick, Kilmarnock, East Ayr, Ayr, Scotland 8 Dec 1768 | Lindsay, Alexander (I1538)
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| 2145 | Ancestry DNA - no direct match Constance Jean Miller shared match is mmmiller1_1 | Miller, Constance Jean (I6932)
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| 2146 | Ancestry lists as Dodds, Dold (Ireland) but nationality Scotch, Cloth Manufacture (writing of "Ralph" appears as "Balph" with a line through the "l" and an open "p"! The given name precedes the family name! Remainder of family is listed as "Ralph" Louisa; Mary E. John A., Agnes, Lillie I., James M., Louisa M., Mathew R. | Dodds, Ralph (I1514)
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| 2147 | Ancestry.ca genealogy databases include: Jessie Jack and George Henry Lemon Married on Tuesday, February 25, 1913 in Grey, Ontario. Born in Bognor, Sydenham, Grey, Ontario, Canada on 27 Sep 1880 to John William Jack and Susan Cranston. Jessie Jack married George Henry Lemon and had 1 child.,(Pearl Cranston Lemon, 1915 - 1996) Pearl was born in Redcliff,Albert.within Cypress County in Canada. Jessie, passed away on 14 Jan 1976 in Regina, Sk. Canada. Pearl's husband is Hugh Douglas Keil - March 1 1915-Jan.28 2005 Source: http://sites.rootsweb.com/~cansacem/riverside_JKL.html https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/33222136/h_-douglas-keil | Family: George Henry Lemon / Jessie Jack (F16406)
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| 2148 | Ancestry.com. Web: Western States Marriage Index, 1809-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Western States Marriage Index. Brigham Young University'96Idaho. http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/westernStates/search.cfm. Also recorded as Clackamas Oregon Source Information Ancestry.com. Web: Western States Marriage Index, 1809-2011 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Western States Marriage Index. Brigham Young University'96Idaho. http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/westernStates/search.cfm. Marriage date from family bible and Marriage Records of Clackamas County, Oregon July 1840 - June 1900. Elder George Mills officiated. | Family: David Miller, Spec Only, Not Birth Location / Sarah Jane Klum (F4465)
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| 2149 | Ancestry: Name: Edward James Garrett Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1907 Death Age: 74 Death Date: 19 Nov 1981 Death Location: New Westminster Registration Number: 1981-09-018505 BCA Number: B13616 GSU Number: 2051673 Record set British Columbia, Canada, Death Index, 1872?1992 First name(s) Edward James Sex Male Last name Garrett, Year 1981 Province British Columbia Country Canada Age 74 Death date 11/19/1981 Place NEW WESTMINSTER GSU microfilm number 2051673 BC microfilm number B13616 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Canada, Americas This record was previously hosted on mocavo.com | Garrett, Edward James (I21441)
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| 2150 | and later to Terrebonne. Quebec, Canada | Newell, Samuel J. Sr. (I16943)
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