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27.042016

Arnott, Allan and Edythe

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Allan and Edythe Arnott (nee Rex) were raised and obtained their early education at Darlingford, Manitoba. They graduated from Morden...

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27.042016

Arnold, Alfred Edwin

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Alfred Edwin (Eddy) Arnold was born in Toronto in 1898 and received his education in Shoal Lake, Manitoba. Mr. Arnold...

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27.042016

Ames, Evelyn Luella Moore

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Evelyn Luella Moore was born and received her primary education in Manitou, Manitoba. She attended the Manitoba Normal School and...

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27.042016

Froebe, Charles John

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Charlie Froebe was born at Carman, Manitoba, on November 27, 1941. He grew up on the family farm in the...

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27.042016

Franklin, George Edmund

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George Edmund Franklin, the only child of Lena Mary (Tackaberry) Franklin and William Arthur Franklin, was born at home on...

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27.042016

Bird, Frederick Valentine

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Dr. Frederick Valentine Bird was born at old St. Andrews, near Lower Fort Gary to Scottish-Indian parents. He received his...

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26.042016

Anderson, Cyril Leonard

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Cyril Leonard (Andy) Anderson was born June 28, 1904, one of five children, in the Armstrong’s Point district in Winnipeg....

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26.042016

Airey, Harry Thomas Milburn

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Harry Airey was born and raised on a farm in the RM of Daly. He attended Rivers High School, and...

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