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  • Guido Naccarato, Emma Maria Presta
    Guido Naccarato, Emma Maria Presta …
  • Giovanni Nadalini
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  • Margaret Nagy and Son David
    Several War Brides set sail with their children from Southampton, England at the beginning of November 1946. The ship we sailed on was called the Lady Rodney and we were all traveling to Halifax, Canada to join our Canadian husbands whom we had met during World War II. The voyage was quite calm, …
  • Avrum Genia Helen Morrey
    Avrum Genia Helen Morrey …
  • Fedor, Maria, Maria Ann Namisniak
    Fedor, Maria, Maria Ann Namisniak …
  • Pearl Brill Narzemsky
    I was born Perla Brill in Minsk, Russia, October 19, 1905. I was the second youngest in a family of three brothers and one sister. My oldest brother, David, went to New York in 1914, my second brother drowned, the third was killed in the Russian army and my little sister died at a young age of …
  • Chris and Roger Nash
    In May 1966, I arrived at Pier 21 only because Cunard Lines staff was on strike. We were dropped off by Holland American in Halifax instead of going on to Montreal. I'll never forget that first view of Canada. Everything was so big - huge cars, wide streets, tall building. It was overwhelming and …
  • Hugh, Agnes, Alan and Kathleen Nash
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  • Antonio, Giovanna e Luigi Natale
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  • Ernesto Natale
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