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11.072016

Welsh, John Nicholas

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John Nicholas Welsh was born in Ottawa, Ontario, January 13, 1894. After receiving elementary and secondary education in Ottawa, he...

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11.072016

Webster, Cowley H.

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Cowley Webster was the first child of Lydia (Henry) and Cowley Matthew Webster, pioneers of the Two Creeks District. During...

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11.072016

Smith, Robert Klock

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Robert Klock Smith was born in Carp, Ontario 1859. When his father died, he, at age thirteen, moved to Aylmer,...

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11.072016

Rea, James

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James Rea was born in 1882 in the Minniska District. He was educated in the Minniska and Russell Schools. James...

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11.072016

Rampton, Arthur Vincent

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Arthur Vincent (Art) Rampton, son of Vernon and Elizabeth Rampton, was educated in Dauphin and received his Matriculation standing from...

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11.072016

Olson, Garlin Vincent

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Garlin Vincent (Ole) Olson, son of Ole and Mable (Lindgren) Olsen, was born in Biggar Saskatchewan. Garlin graduated from the...

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11.072016

Moore, Frank Lionel

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Frank Lionel Moore, son of Alice and William Moore, was born in Vancouver and later moved to Manitoba. He was...

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11.072016

Mitchener, Alvin V.

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Alvin V. Mitchener was born at Clear Creek, Ontario. He attended public school there and high school at Port Rowan,...

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