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Joseph Dillon Diary, 1910

Joseph Dillon Diary, 1910 Feb-Aug (97).pdf

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See Will Thomson for sister Gan Cem

" Mrs Denny Broph for Dau'r

4410 St. Catharine St. Westmount Montreal

Mrs Burns R.C. Gan

Dan Firnan for father W.B Gan

Youl

" Wm Grice for Miss Margaret Maxwell

" Herb Hampton for mother Gan Cem.

" Geo. H. Galloway for wife

" Delbert Smith for Mother Berryton

" Riley Kane for child Town

" Wim Burnett for child Town

Gone Mrs Jas. Arthur Goulette for husband Town

Miss Johanna Naylor for Brother town

* Hunter Boys for mother South Lake

John McCalpin for Mother-in-Law South Lake

Miss O'Herin for father Town

Hart Hurd for Mother Town

Mrs Thos Donoghue for husband Town

" Walter La Shae for Husband "

" Frank Moles " " "

Mr E. Page for wife Pine Grove

" Roach " " Brewers Mills

" G. Collinson ' ' Seeleys Bay.

Mrs Wm Church Husband Lyndhurst

John Stevenson for child Seeleys Bay

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