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January 6, 2017March 4, 2019 greenfyre

Historic Figures

Cassels, Richard Scougall

Howe, William, S.

Lafreniere, Napoleon

Murphy, Albert: son of William Henry

Murphy, Edward: son of William Henry

Murphy, Emma: daughter of William Henry

Murphy, William Henry

Poulin, Louis Napoleon

Wylie, William Washington

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