Family Group Sheet for Hamilton CASSELS / Mary Yarwood BALDWIN (F194): McNabs Island Genealogies

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Father | Male
Hamilton CASSELS

Born	2 Apr 1854	St. Peters Street, Québec, Québec, Canada
Died	2 Nov 1925	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Buried	11 Nov 1925	St. James, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Married
Father	Robert CASSELS \| F85 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Gibbens MCNAB \| F85 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Mary Yarwood BALDWIN

Born	5 Sep 1857	Masquetsch, York County, Ontario, Canada
Died
Buried
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Female
Agatha CASSELS

Born	13 Nov 1880	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died	30 Sep 1957	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Buried	1957	St James Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Child 2 | Female
Margaret CASSELS

Born	27 May 1896
Died
Buried

Child 3 | Female
Mary CASSELS

Born	3 Apr 1897
Died
Buried

Child 4 | Male
Robert CASSELS

Born	4 Feb 1890
Died
Buried

Child 5 | Male
Hamilton CASSELS

Born	1 Aug 1895	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died
Buried
Spouse	Nannette Trousdel MILLER \| F195 (License. Church of England )
Married	2 Jan 1917	St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada

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