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| Appeared in Whitby Reporter, 7 Jun 1851, p. 2 Source: OurOntario.ca Public domain: Copyright expired. |
Mr E. Arkland, of Oshawa
to Mary McGillivray, of Whitby
- June 7, 1851
QUOTE:
At the residence of the bride's Father, on Tuesday the 3d inst., by the Rev. J.C. Giekie, Mr E. Arkland, of Oshawa, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. John McGillivray, Farm, Whitby.
QUESTION: Would this be the son of the original settler, Edward Arkland?
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Education and Ontario Family History: A Guide to the Resources for Genealogists and Historians (US)
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