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Subject: Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census
Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 12:41:24 EST

Reading these message's reminds me that my father was born in a company
house (row style) in Sydney Mines which is still standing to this day. He was
born in 1905 so the building is 100+ years of age and is located on Main Street
in Sydney Mines.
Don

This thread:

• Shacker in 1911 census by "Wilf" <>
  • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "James E. Roberts" <>
    • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "George Fraser" <>
      • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by rgmcneil <>
        • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "George Fraser" <>
        • Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Kathy Parker" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 (Johnstons of Barra and Red Islands by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
      • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by joseph macdonald <>

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