Family Group Sheet for Walter Gibson Pringle CASSELS / Susan HAMILTON (F114) m. 24 Sep 1873 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 24 Sep 1873

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Father | Male
Walter Gibson Pringle CASSELS

Born	14 Aug 1845	17 Esplanade, Québec, Canada
Christened	28 Dec 1845	Québec, Canada
Died	1 Mar 1923	Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario, Canada
Buried	3 Mar 1923	St. James Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Married	24 Sep 1873 [1]	Québec, Québec, Canada [1]
Type	Contract d.23/9/73. Married: St. Matthews Anglican
Father	Robert CASSELS \| F85 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Gibbens MCNAB \| F85 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Susan HAMILTON

Born	6 Jun 1848	Québec, Québec, Canada
Died	1924
Buried
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Female
Mary Kathleen Hamilton CASSELS

Born	5 Apr 1878	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died
Buried

Child 2 | Male
George Hamilton CASSELS

Born	17 Jul 1882	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Christened	11 May 1944
Died
Buried
Spouse	Cecil Vivian KERR \| F178
Married

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