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  • Ivy Edie Stevenson Williamson
    Reason for entry into Canada: War bride Date of Entry: August 19, 1946 City of entry: Halifax, Nova Scotia Name of ship: Lady Nelson Country of origin: England Name of individual: Ivy Williamson   Story: My mother’s name was Ivy Edie Stevenson and she was born on January 26th, 1927 to Charles and …
  • Beryl Byard Landry
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  • Lance Cpl Edmund Clayton Hubbard
    Lc/Cpl Hubbard was born in Cassilis, New Brunswick on May 11, 1920, the son of William A. Hubbard and May M. Fisher Hubbard of Long Reach, New Brunswick. He married Marjory Johnson of Montreal, Quebec. They had three sons: William Richard, Timothy Clayton and Keith David. Edmund died in November …
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  • Maria Grazia and Vittoria
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  • Luigi Carlucci and Anna Cavezza
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