Family Group Sheet for Harvey A. THORNE / Gladys Mary REDMAYNE (F61) m. Sept 30, 1912 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. Sept 30, 1912

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Father | Male
Harvey A. THORNE

Born	11 Oct 1882	Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died	Sept 4, 1966	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried		Fairview, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Married	Sept 30, 1912
Father	Edward Lefferts THORNE \| F56 Group Sheet
Mother	Jessie Sedgwick MCNAB \| F56 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Gladys Mary REDMAYNE

Born	14 Feb 1887	Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died	24 Dec 1963	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried		Fairview, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Female
+ Nancy Redmayne THORNE

Born	6 Feb 1916	Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Died	12 Mar 2014	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried	17 Mar 2014	Fairview, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Spouse	Donald ROSS \| F62
Married	1941	Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Child 2 | Female
+ Mary Emilie THORNE

Born	25 Dec 1922	Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Died	24 May 2019	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried
Spouse	Thomas Heanley WHITE \| F90
Married

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