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  • Ralph, Sheila, Keith, Denis Fuller
    Ralph and Sheila Fuller with their sons Keith and Denis arrived in Canada at Pier 21 on April 4, 1950. We travelled on the Empress of France from Liverpool, England. We travelled to the South of Ireland as the sea to the North was too rough for their normal route at a speed of 26 knots. Ralph had a …
  • Vincenza Furfaro and Family
    In 1949 Annunziato and Vincenza Furfaro were living with their large family in the poor agricultural region of southern Italy, Calabria. They lived in the town of San Giorgio Margeto where they had been born and married and were now raising four children, Domeninco born in 1931, Annunziata, born in …
  • Artemio and Dorino Furlan
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  • Giovanni, Elena and Rosaria
    Giovanni, Elena and Rosaria …
  • Mario Isabella Lucio and Sal Fusco
    Mario Isabella Lucio and Sal Fusco …
  • Societa Femminile Friulana
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  • Domenico Gaggi
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  • Alfonso Gagliano
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  • Celli and Gagliardi Families
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  • Edoardo Gaiotti, Annalisa Gaiotti
    Edoardo Gaiotti, Annalisa Gaiotti …

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