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A vet(\ran of the First War with
,
the Second Battalion overseas
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Customs officer. His retireme
of
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year
40
after
came in 1952
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service. ï¿½ was im area resi

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for'l..;_v,er 50 years Â·and a membe
of the 'Â·'9riginals Club" of the
ch
Royal CanÂ·aï¿½ian Legion Bran
. 1923. He
71, which he joineq in
of
was an Honorary Member
re
Troup I, American L.egion whe
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he received
Wilson
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three sons, Dr.
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fire b e fore completior: and pltnls )1c.dÂ· to be altered somewhat.

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fire.
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