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28.042016

Connery, Edward James

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Edward James Connery was born and raised in St. Vital where his parents operated a market garden and greenhouse. He...

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28.042016

Collyer, Francis John

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Francis John Collyer was born February 18, 1865 at Rye, Sussex, England. He came to Canada in 1882 and was...

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28.042016

Cochrane, Ida Elva

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Ida Elva Cochrane was born on February 28, 1908 on the Thornbeck Farm in Shoal Lake Municipality, Manitoba. As second...

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28.042016

Clark, Douglas Roy

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Douglas Roy Clark was born and raised in the Brandon area. He is the second son of Roy and Jessie...

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28.042016

Church, Gordon Leonard

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Gordon Leonard Church, son of George and Margaret Church of Lena, Manitoba, was born July 27, 1913. He married Audrey...

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28.042016

Chorney, Anton & Adeline

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Anthony R. (Anton) Chorney was born in the R.M. of Brokenhead and spent his early years in Walkleyburg. He attended...

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28.042016

Chegwin, Wilfred John

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Wilf Chegwin was born and raised in Rossburn, Manitoba. In 1945, he married Thelma Menzies. The Chegwins lived at Shoal...

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28.042016

Chapman, Albert Thomas

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Albert Thomas (Ab) Chapman was born on February 3, 1918 and raised on a farm southeast of Rivers, Manitoba. He...

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