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27.042016

Bell, James Reynolds

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Dr. James Reynolds Bell was born at Clearwater, Manitoba, the son of pioneer homesteaders Thomas and Annie Bell. He attended...

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27.042016

Bedford, Spencer Argyle

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Spencer Argyle Bedford was born at Busted, Sussex, England in 1851. His family emigrated to Canada when Spencer Bedford was...

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27.042016

Beachell, Percy

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Percy Beachell was born February 2, 1874 in Yorkshire, England, one of 15 children. The family immigrated to Canada in...

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27.042016

Barron, John G.

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John Barron was born and educated at Elora, Ontario. He moved to Manitoba in 1878 and homesteaded near Carberry, having...

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27.042016

Balmer, Charles Paul

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In 1952 Massey Ferguson of Switzerland encouraged Swiss born Charles Balmer to visit Winnipeg for training. He stayed and went...

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27.042016

Baker, Clarence

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Clarence Baker was born to Anton and Pauline Baker on July 7, 1928 in Cromwell, Manitoba. Anton immigrated to Canada...

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27.042016

Bailey, Thomas Roy

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T. Roy Bailey was born on their now Centennial Farm near Carberry on September 5, 1915. He was married to...

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27.042016

Austman, Helgi Halldor

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Helgi Halldor Austman (Ph.D.) was born in Vidir, Manitoba, the only child of Anna and Halldor Austman. His grade schooling,...

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