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| 801 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Jun 2014 LAFFIN, Clyde Addison Age 89 of Noel, passed away on June 18, 2014, in Colchester East Hants Health Centre, Truro, with his family at his side. Born in Northfield, Hants Co., on July 31, 1924, Clyde was a son of the late Addison and Evelyn (MacKiel) Laffin. Clyde is survived by his wife, Inez (White); daughters, Judy (Elmo) White, of Noel Road, and Cheryl Laffin, of Alberta; his son, Corey (Jolene White) Laffin, of Kennetcook; his brother, Glendon, of Ontario; several grand-children and great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Clyde was predeceased by his son, Shawn, and three brothers. Cremation has taken place, with a private family committal service to be held in North Noel Road Cemetery at a later date, Rev. Angus R. MacDonald officiating. Donations in memory of Clyde may be made to North Noel Road Cemetery Fund. The family would like to thank the nurses on the 3-D wing for their care during Clyde's stay. | LAFFIN, Clyde Addison (I24503)
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| 802 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Jun 2014 LAFFIN, Clyde Addison Age 89 of Noel, passed away on June 18, 2014, in Colchester East Hants Health Centre, Truro, with his family at his side. Born in Northfield, Hants Co., on July 31, 1924, Clyde was a son of the late Addison and Evelyn (MacKiel) Laffin. Clyde is survived by his wife, Inez (White); daughters, Judy (Elmo) White, of Noel Road, and Cheryl Laffin, of Alberta; his son, Corey (Jolene White) Laffin, of Kennetcook; his brother, Glendon, of Ontario; several grand-children and great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Clyde was predeceased by his son, Shawn, and three brothers. Cremation has taken place, with a private family committal service to be held in North Noel Road Cemetery at a later date, Rev. Angus R. MacDonald officiating. Donations in memory of Clyde may be made to North Noel Road Cemetery Fund. The family would like to thank the nurses on the 3-D wing for their care during Clyde's stay. | LAFFIN, Clyde Addison (I24503)
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| 803 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Mar 2013 WEIR (Barron), Mildred Lucy ? 88, Truro, passed away March 26, 2013, in Truro. Born in East Gore, Hants Co., Mildred was the daughter of the late James Hunter and Lucy (Anthony) Barron, and was the last living member of her immediate family. Mildred attended Nova Scotia Normal College and after graduating taught in Hardwoodlands and Onslow, and later as a substitute teacher in the Truro area for many years, but mom is probably best remembered for operating Weir's Grocery with my dad in Salmon River for 25 years. Family and friends meant the world to mom, she was the youngest child of a family of five and remained in close contact with all of her brothers' immediate and extended families, and her cousins, as well as my dad's immediate and extended family right to the end. She had a great group of family, friends and neighbors, and they were extremely loyal to each other, through visits and phone calls. Mom loved children, dogs, cats, small animals and birds of all kinds, she could not bear to see anyone or anything suffer and would always assist in time of need or despair, that being said she also had a way of making you understand how you should assist her- if you didn't step up to volunteer, you might be given the look, or just be told. She was an active member of Brunswick Street United Church for many years. Mildred had a very sharp mind, she could recall names and phone numbers off the top of her head, and did the word scrambles in the daily news until a few days ago. She was most proud of her grandchildren, Jessica and Addison, and great-grand-child Charlie, always knowing their routines, even confirming their whereabouts on her last evening. Mom you will be missed by your family and friends. Mildred is survived by her son, Barry (Nancy), Truro; grand-daughter, Jessica (Alex); grandson, Addison (Cara), and great-grandson, Charlie all of Truro, as well as numerous in-laws, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Lawrence 'Buddy', and her older brothers, Marsden, Maurice, Munro, and Addison. No visitation by family request. Funeral service will take place on Saturday, March 30th at 11 a.m. in Mattatall~Varner Funeral Home, 55 Young St., Truro, Rev. Kym Burke-Cole will officiate with a reception to follow in the funeral home. Burial will take place at a later date in Watson Cemetery, Truro. Family flowers only please. Donations in Mildred's memory may be made to Watson Cemetery, Truro, East Gore Cemetery, or a charity of your choice. Sincere thanks to Dr. Neil Bower, and the staff of Cedarstone Enhanced Care, especially the girls on Purdy Lane (you are all very kind), her very loyal friends the Kaulback's, and my uncles, aunts, cousins, friends and neighbors who visited mom for years - my family is truly indebted. | BARRON, Mildred Lucy (I62422)
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| 804 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Mar 2013 WEIR (Barron), Mildred Lucy ? 88, Truro, passed away March 26, 2013, in Truro. Born in East Gore, Hants Co., Mildred was the daughter of the late James Hunter and Lucy (Anthony) Barron, and was the last living member of her immediate family. Mildred attended Nova Scotia Normal College and after graduating taught in Hardwoodlands and Onslow, and later as a substitute teacher in the Truro area for many years, but mom is probably best remembered for operating Weir's Grocery with my dad in Salmon River for 25 years. Family and friends meant the world to mom, she was the youngest child of a family of five and remained in close contact with all of her brothers' immediate and extended families, and her cousins, as well as my dad's immediate and extended family right to the end. She had a great group of family, friends and neighbors, and they were extremely loyal to each other, through visits and phone calls. Mom loved children, dogs, cats, small animals and birds of all kinds, she could not bear to see anyone or anything suffer and would always assist in time of need or despair, that being said she also had a way of making you understand how you should assist her- if you didn't step up to volunteer, you might be given the look, or just be told. She was an active member of Brunswick Street United Church for many years. Mildred had a very sharp mind, she could recall names and phone numbers off the top of her head, and did the word scrambles in the daily news until a few days ago. She was most proud of her grandchildren, Jessica and Addison, and great-grand-child Charlie, always knowing their routines, even confirming their whereabouts on her last evening. Mom you will be missed by your family and friends. Mildred is survived by her son, Barry (Nancy), Truro; grand-daughter, Jessica (Alex); grandson, Addison (Cara), and great-grandson, Charlie all of Truro, as well as numerous in-laws, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Lawrence 'Buddy', and her older brothers, Marsden, Maurice, Munro, and Addison. No visitation by family request. Funeral service will take place on Saturday, March 30th at 11 a.m. in Mattatall~Varner Funeral Home, 55 Young St., Truro, Rev. Kym Burke-Cole will officiate with a reception to follow in the funeral home. Burial will take place at a later date in Watson Cemetery, Truro. Family flowers only please. Donations in Mildred's memory may be made to Watson Cemetery, Truro, East Gore Cemetery, or a charity of your choice. Sincere thanks to Dr. Neil Bower, and the staff of Cedarstone Enhanced Care, especially the girls on Purdy Lane (you are all very kind), her very loyal friends the Kaulback's, and my uncles, aunts, cousins, friends and neighbors who visited mom for years - my family is truly indebted. | BARRON, Mildred Lucy (I62422)
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| 805 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, May 2013. HENNIGAR, Victor Johnson (Ret'd Warrant Officer) 73, Hilden, formerly of Lower Selma, passed away peacefully in Colchester East Hants Health Centre, Truro on May 11, 2013. Born in Halifax, he was a son of the late Byron and Thelma (Crowe) Hennigar. Victor was in the RCAF and Canadian Armed Forces for 32 years. After retirement he drove a school bus in Maitland. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion in Noel. He is survived by his wife, Deanna; son, Timothy (Jennifer) Hennigar, Edmonton; daughters, Tannis (Randy) Kokotilo, Mission, B.C.; Tara (Scott) Valentine, Calgary; stepson, Rob (Stephanie) Marcum; stepdaughter, Kim (Frank) Hracek, both of Louisiana; and former wife, Diana (Ogle) Warnock; grandchildren, Juliana and Hunter Hennigar; step grandchildren, Nick, Camryn, Hillory, Kelsey Hexi and Aidan; brothers, Everett (Susie) Hennigar, Lower Selma; Wayne (Jeanette) Hennigar, Riverview, N.B.; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brother, David in infancy. Cremation has taken place under the care of Ettinger Funeral Home, Shubenacadie. No visitation by request. Funeral service 2 p.m. Friday in Noel United Church, Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officiating. Interment in Lower Selma at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. Family and friends may sign the guest book at: ettingerfuneralhome.com | HENNIGAR, Victor Johnson (I3246)
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| 806 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, May 2013. HENNIGAR, Victor Johnson (Ret'd Warrant Officer) 73, Hilden, formerly of Lower Selma, passed away peacefully in Colchester East Hants Health Centre, Truro on May 11, 2013. Born in Halifax, he was a son of the late Byron and Thelma (Crowe) Hennigar. Victor was in the RCAF and Canadian Armed Forces for 32 years. After retirement he drove a school bus in Maitland. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion in Noel. He is survived by his wife, Deanna; son, Timothy (Jennifer) Hennigar, Edmonton; daughters, Tannis (Randy) Kokotilo, Mission, B.C.; Tara (Scott) Valentine, Calgary; stepson, Rob (Stephanie) Marcum; stepdaughter, Kim (Frank) Hracek, both of Louisiana; and former wife, Diana (Ogle) Warnock; grandchildren, Juliana and Hunter Hennigar; step grandchildren, Nick, Camryn, Hillory, Kelsey Hexi and Aidan; brothers, Everett (Susie) Hennigar, Lower Selma; Wayne (Jeanette) Hennigar, Riverview, N.B.; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brother, David in infancy. Cremation has taken place under the care of Ettinger Funeral Home, Shubenacadie. No visitation by request. Funeral service 2 p.m. Friday in Noel United Church, Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officiating. Interment in Lower Selma at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. Family and friends may sign the guest book at: ettingerfuneralhome.com | HENNIGAR, Victor Johnson (I3246)
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| 807 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Nov 2011 MILLER, Keith - Of Lantz, passed away at home surrounded by his fam-ily on November 28th, 2011, after a brief battle with cancer. Born in Lantz Siding, Halifax Co., on August 11, 1926, he was a son of the late Jacqueline (Woodworth) and Austin Miller. Keith and his father worked in the Lantz general store known as H. D. Miller & Co. Ltd. that served the community since the late 1930s. They eventually bought and continued to run it until 1977. Keith completed basic training in the Canadian Army, but the Second World War ended just as he was about to be sent overseas. Keith's decades of volunteer work began in 1946 as a Boy Scout leader. In 2001, he was given an award for Exceptional Volunteer Service by Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm. In 2009, he was recognized as one of 13 local hockey leaders from thousands of nominations across Canada, an initiative of RBC Insurance, Hockey Canada and the Hockey Hall of Fame. Criteria included hard work, dependability, enthusiasm and leadership - Keith excelled in all four. The recognition included being featured in a year-long display at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, and participation in the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics torch run with a team that included 20 relatives, friends and local athletes. His Olympic torch will be on permanent display in East Hants Sportsplex. Keith was involved in recreational sports all his life. A talented athlete, he played hockey for the Shubenacadie Lions in the Truro District Hockey League, a premier senior hockey league of the day. He also played softball and fastball in the Tri-County league. He was instrumental in organizing minor softball and hockey in the East Hants area, enabling rural youth to enjoy organized team sports. He spent years coaching youth in the Lantz community, producing a softball team that won the Juvenile provincial title in 1964. In addition to coaching and playing, he mowed the grass and prepared the ball field for games. He was supervisor of L. E. Shaw Memorial Swimming Pool. Keith also enjoyed golf and played until the end of the 2011 season. Keith was on the East Hants Memorial Arena Board for 52 years and served as Rink Manager for 35 years, 25 of them as a volunteer. He groomed the ice and sharpened skates while his wife, Roxie, ran the canteen. He ran the monthly Thousand Dollar Draw for many years, which paid for the ice plant that replaced the weather-dependent natural ice surface. Keith helped to get the new East Hants Sportsplex built and worked there in its first year of operation. He served on its Board of Directors until his death. Until his last weeks, he ran the East Hants Sportsplex TV bingo games to raise money for the Sportsplex, East Hants Minor Hockey and Riverside Education Centre in Milford. His tireless dedication to the Sportsplex and its current expansion was honoured with one of the ice surfaces being named the Keith Miller Arena. He was a founder and president of the Lantz Recreation Society; was a member of East Hants Municipal Recreation for 15 years, and East Hants Senior Games; and was the original representative for the Fundy Region with the Nova Scotia Softball As-sociation, which awarded him a life membership. Keith also served many years with, and was awarded a life membership to, the Arena Managers Association of Nova Scotia, now called Recreation Facility Association of Nova Scotia. A warden of Christ Church in Lantz, Keith also was a member of the choir, lay reader, and caretaker of Christ Church Cemetery and rectory grounds. He was a founding member of Lantz Volunteer Fire Department and its president until his illness. Keith enjoyed fly-fishing for salmon on the St. Mary's, Shubenacadie, Stewiacke and Wallace Rivers. He spent vacations at his cottage at Gulf Shore on the Northumberland Strait, and had been a member of the Northumberland Links golf club for many years. Keith was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. He was predeceased by his wife, Roxie (Isenor) in 1989; sister, Joyce (Guimond) in 2009; adoptive son, Gary 'Buck' MacPhee in 1982; and several brothers and sisters-in-law. He is survived by his sister, Faye Porrior (Eric), Lantz; sons, Craig (Janet), Halifax, and Jeff (Carmelle), Chester Basin; daughter, Cindy (Judy), Lantz; daughter-in-law, Charlene MacPhee, Lantz; former son-in-law, Doug O'Brien, Enfield; grandchildren, Hannah (Jeff), Aynsley (Logan), Paige, Brad (Jaclyn), Brock (Aman-da), Kyle (Oriana), Angela, Stephen (Tam), Ginette (Jason), Jamieson (Kristi), Krista (Jason), Joey (Mary); and 18 step and great-grandchildren. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Ettinger Funeral Home, Shubenacadie. Visitation will take place in Christ Church in Lantz (Church St. Lantz) on December 1st, from 6-9 p.m. A celebration of his life will take place at 11 a.m. on Friday, December 2nd, in Christ Church, Lantz, Rev. Canon David Fletcher and Rev. Patty McKenna officiating. A spring burial will take place in Christ Church Cemetery. The family thanks the Palliative Care Unit of Colchester Regional Hospital, especially Dawn Martell, of whom Keith grew very fond, and the many VON who cared for him with compassion and dignity in his last days. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Christ Church Lantz Cemetery Fund. | MILLER, Keith (I26536)
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| 808 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Nov 2011 MILLER, Keith - Of Lantz, passed away at home surrounded by his fam-ily on November 28th, 2011, after a brief battle with cancer. Born in Lantz Siding, Halifax Co., on August 11, 1926, he was a son of the late Jacqueline (Woodworth) and Austin Miller. Keith and his father worked in the Lantz general store known as H. D. Miller & Co. Ltd. that served the community since the late 1930s. They eventually bought and continued to run it until 1977. Keith completed basic training in the Canadian Army, but the Second World War ended just as he was about to be sent overseas. Keith's decades of volunteer work began in 1946 as a Boy Scout leader. In 2001, he was given an award for Exceptional Volunteer Service by Nova Scotia Premier John Hamm. In 2009, he was recognized as one of 13 local hockey leaders from thousands of nominations across Canada, an initiative of RBC Insurance, Hockey Canada and the Hockey Hall of Fame. Criteria included hard work, dependability, enthusiasm and leadership - Keith excelled in all four. The recognition included being featured in a year-long display at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, and participation in the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics torch run with a team that included 20 relatives, friends and local athletes. His Olympic torch will be on permanent display in East Hants Sportsplex. Keith was involved in recreational sports all his life. A talented athlete, he played hockey for the Shubenacadie Lions in the Truro District Hockey League, a premier senior hockey league of the day. He also played softball and fastball in the Tri-County league. He was instrumental in organizing minor softball and hockey in the East Hants area, enabling rural youth to enjoy organized team sports. He spent years coaching youth in the Lantz community, producing a softball team that won the Juvenile provincial title in 1964. In addition to coaching and playing, he mowed the grass and prepared the ball field for games. He was supervisor of L. E. Shaw Memorial Swimming Pool. Keith also enjoyed golf and played until the end of the 2011 season. Keith was on the East Hants Memorial Arena Board for 52 years and served as Rink Manager for 35 years, 25 of them as a volunteer. He groomed the ice and sharpened skates while his wife, Roxie, ran the canteen. He ran the monthly Thousand Dollar Draw for many years, which paid for the ice plant that replaced the weather-dependent natural ice surface. Keith helped to get the new East Hants Sportsplex built and worked there in its first year of operation. He served on its Board of Directors until his death. Until his last weeks, he ran the East Hants Sportsplex TV bingo games to raise money for the Sportsplex, East Hants Minor Hockey and Riverside Education Centre in Milford. His tireless dedication to the Sportsplex and its current expansion was honoured with one of the ice surfaces being named the Keith Miller Arena. He was a founder and president of the Lantz Recreation Society; was a member of East Hants Municipal Recreation for 15 years, and East Hants Senior Games; and was the original representative for the Fundy Region with the Nova Scotia Softball As-sociation, which awarded him a life membership. Keith also served many years with, and was awarded a life membership to, the Arena Managers Association of Nova Scotia, now called Recreation Facility Association of Nova Scotia. A warden of Christ Church in Lantz, Keith also was a member of the choir, lay reader, and caretaker of Christ Church Cemetery and rectory grounds. He was a founding member of Lantz Volunteer Fire Department and its president until his illness. Keith enjoyed fly-fishing for salmon on the St. Mary's, Shubenacadie, Stewiacke and Wallace Rivers. He spent vacations at his cottage at Gulf Shore on the Northumberland Strait, and had been a member of the Northumberland Links golf club for many years. Keith was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. He was predeceased by his wife, Roxie (Isenor) in 1989; sister, Joyce (Guimond) in 2009; adoptive son, Gary 'Buck' MacPhee in 1982; and several brothers and sisters-in-law. He is survived by his sister, Faye Porrior (Eric), Lantz; sons, Craig (Janet), Halifax, and Jeff (Carmelle), Chester Basin; daughter, Cindy (Judy), Lantz; daughter-in-law, Charlene MacPhee, Lantz; former son-in-law, Doug O'Brien, Enfield; grandchildren, Hannah (Jeff), Aynsley (Logan), Paige, Brad (Jaclyn), Brock (Aman-da), Kyle (Oriana), Angela, Stephen (Tam), Ginette (Jason), Jamieson (Kristi), Krista (Jason), Joey (Mary); and 18 step and great-grandchildren. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Ettinger Funeral Home, Shubenacadie. Visitation will take place in Christ Church in Lantz (Church St. Lantz) on December 1st, from 6-9 p.m. A celebration of his life will take place at 11 a.m. on Friday, December 2nd, in Christ Church, Lantz, Rev. Canon David Fletcher and Rev. Patty McKenna officiating. A spring burial will take place in Christ Church Cemetery. The family thanks the Palliative Care Unit of Colchester Regional Hospital, especially Dawn Martell, of whom Keith grew very fond, and the many VON who cared for him with compassion and dignity in his last days. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Christ Church Lantz Cemetery Fund. | MILLER, Keith (I26536)
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| 809 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Obituary Feb 2011 TIBBITTS (Legere), Mary Beryl - Passed away peacefully, Wednesday, February 9, 2011, in Colchester Regional Hospital, Truro, surrounded by those she held dear. Born on November 22, 1911, in Stewiacke, she was a daughter of the late Vetal and Carrie (Densmore) Legere. Mary was an active member of the Brunswick Street United Church. She was a life member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 26, Ladies Auxiliary and was well-known for working at bingo, Teen Hops, and banquets for over 40 years. For her dedication she was awarded the Meritorious Service Award with Palm Leaf. She was honored and very proud of this recog-nition. Mary loved to play cards and so enjoyed her nights with Phyllis, Helen and Laura. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family and is survived by daughter, Sheila (Ter-rance) Terry; granddaughters, Krista (Jason) Graham, Heather (John) DeVouge; great-granddaughters, Olivia and Marin Graham. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Frederick 'Ted' Tibbitts; sisters, Helen (Jack) Weaver, Roberta (Elmer) Ramsay, Evelyn (Walter) Marr, Edith (Bill) Densmore; brothers, Raymond and Linton; niece, Evelyn Frost; nephew, Bernard Weaver. In honor of Mary's wishes there will be no visitation or funeral service. Inter ment will be held at a later date in Pine Grove Cemetery, Stewiacke East. Memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to Mattatall ~ Varner Funeral Home, 55 Young St., Truro. Private messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting the 'guest book' at: www.mattatallvarnerfh.com | LEGERE, Mary Beryl (I25931)
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| 810 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, Obituary Feb 2011 TIBBITTS (Legere), Mary Beryl - Passed away peacefully, Wednesday, February 9, 2011, in Colchester Regional Hospital, Truro, surrounded by those she held dear. Born on November 22, 1911, in Stewiacke, she was a daughter of the late Vetal and Carrie (Densmore) Legere. Mary was an active member of the Brunswick Street United Church. She was a life member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 26, Ladies Auxiliary and was well-known for working at bingo, Teen Hops, and banquets for over 40 years. For her dedication she was awarded the Meritorious Service Award with Palm Leaf. She was honored and very proud of this recog-nition. Mary loved to play cards and so enjoyed her nights with Phyllis, Helen and Laura. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family and is survived by daughter, Sheila (Ter-rance) Terry; granddaughters, Krista (Jason) Graham, Heather (John) DeVouge; great-granddaughters, Olivia and Marin Graham. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Frederick 'Ted' Tibbitts; sisters, Helen (Jack) Weaver, Roberta (Elmer) Ramsay, Evelyn (Walter) Marr, Edith (Bill) Densmore; brothers, Raymond and Linton; niece, Evelyn Frost; nephew, Bernard Weaver. In honor of Mary's wishes there will be no visitation or funeral service. Inter ment will be held at a later date in Pine Grove Cemetery, Stewiacke East. Memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to Mattatall ~ Varner Funeral Home, 55 Young St., Truro. Private messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting the 'guest book' at: www.mattatallvarnerfh.com | LEGERE, Mary Beryl (I25931)
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| 811 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary publish 8 May 1995. | GARBY, Bernard Chesley (I4772)
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| 812 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary publish 8 May 1995. | GARBY, Bernard Chesley (I4772)
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| 813 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 May 1995. | NEIL, George Allen (I76224)
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| 814 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 May 1995. | NEIL, George Allen (I76224)
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| 815 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 May 1999. | DENSMORE, Morris Aubrey (I68106)
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| 816 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 May 1999. | DENSMORE, Morris Aubrey (I68106)
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| 817 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 Nov 1976. | MILLER, Clarence (I7376)
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| 818 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 Nov 1976. | MILLER, Clarence (I7376)
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| 819 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 Sep 1992. | WHITE, Percy Randolph (I72574)
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| 820 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 1 Sep 1992. | WHITE, Percy Randolph (I72574)
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| 821 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1988. | ANTHONY, Netta (I9548)
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| 822 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1988. | ANTHONY, Netta (I9548)
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| 823 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1990. | WHITFORD, Mabel Elizabeth (I69322)
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| 824 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1990. | WHITFORD, Mabel Elizabeth (I69322)
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| 825 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1994. | DENSMORE, Violet Anne (I76207)
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| 826 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Aug 1994. | DENSMORE, Violet Anne (I76207)
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| 827 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Jul 1998. | IRVING, Margaret Emma (Lassie) (I3535)
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| 828 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 10 Jul 1998. | IRVING, Margaret Emma (Lassie) (I3535)
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| 829 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 and 12 Jul 1991. | BURROWS, Mary Irene (I83109)
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| 830 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 and 12 Jul 1991. | BURROWS, Mary Irene (I83109)
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| 831 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 and 12 Sep 1999. | ANTHONY, Cora Pearl (I64267)
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| 832 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 and 12 Sep 1999. | ANTHONY, Cora Pearl (I64267)
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| 833 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 Mar 1971. | HINES, Joel (I9412)
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| 834 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 11 Mar 1971. | HINES, Joel (I9412)
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| 835 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 Jun 1995. | MACDONALD, Verna Louise (I3188)
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| 836 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 Jun 1995. | MACDONALD, Verna Louise (I3188)
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| 837 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 May 1993. | MCCULLOCH, Avery Josie (I75968)
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| 838 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 May 1993. | MCCULLOCH, Avery Josie (I75968)
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| 839 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 Oct 1994. | DENSMORE, Edith Jessie (I82018)
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| 840 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 12 Oct 1994. | DENSMORE, Edith Jessie (I82018)
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| 841 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Dec 1991 as 'Rossie M. Densmore'. | NEIL, Rossie Morton (I18032)
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| 842 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Dec 1991 as 'Rossie M. Densmore'. | NEIL, Rossie Morton (I18032)
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| 843 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Jan 1983. | BARRETT, Mary Ellen (I7540)
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| 844 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Jan 1983. | BARRETT, Mary Ellen (I7540)
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| 845 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Jun 1964. | GRAHAM, Martha Agnes (I13792)
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| 846 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Jun 1964. | GRAHAM, Martha Agnes (I13792)
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| 847 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Sep (as Mrs. Tupper MacLellan) and 28 Sep 1962. | HENNIGAR, Carrie Lorena (I3233)
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| 848 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 13 Sep (as Mrs. Tupper MacLellan) and 28 Sep 1962. | HENNIGAR, Carrie Lorena (I3233)
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| 849 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 14 and 15 Oct 1999. | PINEO, Marjorie Jean (I66852)
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| 850 | (Research):Chronicle Herald, Halifax, obituary published 14 and 15 Oct 1999. | PINEO, Marjorie Jean (I66852)
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