Family Group Sheet for Henry Moncar ROSS / Ethel Victoria SWEET (F111) m. 22 May 1916 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 22 May 1916

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Father | Male
Henry Moncar ROSS

Born	24 Aug 1891	Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Died	1980	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Buried		Parklawn Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Married	22 May 1916 [1]	Wentworth, Ontario, Canada [1]
Father	William Henry ROSS \| F110 Group Sheet
Mother	Jean Moncar DAVIDSON \| F110 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Ethel Victoria SWEET

Born	25 Apr 1895	London, Ontario, Canada
Died	1977
Buried		Parklawn Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Father	William A. SWEET \| F196 Group Sheet
Mother	Agnes ASCOTT \| F196 Group Sheet

[S107] Ontario, Canada, Marriages 1826-1938, (Ancestry.Com ), https://www.ancestry.ca/discoveryui-content/view/2538942:7921.
Name: Henry Moncur Ross
Age: 24
Birth Year: abt 1892
Birth Place: Winnipeg
Marriage Date: 22 May 1916
Marriage Place: Canada, Wentworth, Ontario
Father: Wm Henry Ross
Mother: Jean Moncur Davidson Ross
Spouse: Ethel Victoria Sweet

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