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11.072016

McLean I, John

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John McLean I, born in Midlethanty, Scotland, came to Canada in 1837. He settled in Puslinch County, Ontario. In 1862,...

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11.072016

McKenzie, John Tully

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Tully McKenzie, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. W.K. McKenzie, was born on his grandfather’s “homestead” (NE 1/4 36-13-19)...

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11.072016

McCrindle, George

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Mr. McCrindle was born on the farm in 1913 and has spent his entire life devoted to farming and to...

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11.072016

McCreery, William

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William McCreery was born and educated in Ballybay County, Monaghan, Ireland. He left Ireland in 1875 and landed in New...

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11.072016

Lombaert, Arthur

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Arthur Lombaert was born on March 6, 1890 in Belgium, immigrating to Canada with his parents in 1906. After spending...

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11.072016

La France, Joseph

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Joseph La France was born in Pembroke, Ontario in 1902 coming to south-western Manitoba in 1931. He married Jeanne Radoux...

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11.072016

Killoh, John G.B.

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John Gordon Baxter Killoh was born in the Hamiota Municipality, the youngest of four children of Scottish parents Jane (Baxter)...

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11.072016

Jasper, Susan Gertrude

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Susan Gertrude Jasper’s (nee Robson) influence is far reaching for she is a woman of many talents. Her career spanned...

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