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  • Sandra Wilson Nicholl
    Sandra's father Gerald Wilson Sandra's mother Joan Wilson …
  • Antonio Nicolini
    An Immigrants Story and Commemoration of the 60th Anniversary of the End of World War II Gentlemen, Sixty years ago, Antonio Nicolini was a prisoner of war having been captured in Greece where he had been serving in the Italian forces commencing May 23, 1940, was mobilized and sent to the front on …
  • Daphne Muldoon Bonaparte Northen
    Daphne Muldoon Bonaparte Northen …
  • Salvatrice Novello
    My mother arrived, a single young woman travelling alone on the Vulcania, coming from a small Sicilian Town. Her mother was left widowed at the age of 53, to raise 5 young daughters in a very strict environment. My mother being the only one left single decided to start a new life and venture alone …
  • Merlin and Joan Nunn
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  • Janet and Michael O'Brien
    Janet and Michael O'Brien …
  • Peggy O'Connor
    Alumni Type: War Bride Ship Name: Queen Mary Port of Entry: Pier 21 Date of Arrival: May 8, 1946 Age on Arrival: 27 years old She arrived at Pier 21 as a war bride with her 18 month old son Trevor E. Dalgleish …
  • Thomas O'Donnell
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  • Michael Joseph O'Hara
    Michael Joseph O'Hara came to Canada from Ireland at the age of 3. On April 6, 1929 Michael departed from Londonderry, Ireland aboard the R.M.S. Caledonia along with his mother, Mary, father Owen, sister Rose and brothers John, Hugh and James. One week later, April 13, 1929 they arrived at Pier 21, …

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