McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia: McNabs Island Genealogies

Place

Birth

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	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth		Person ID	Tree
1	PERRIN, Ruby Marjorie Emily Helen	23 Oct 1898	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I27	PerrinHunt

Died

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	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Died		Person ID	Tree
1	HUNT, Reginald James Joseph	22 Jun 1943	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I14	PerrinHunt
2	PERRIN, Frederick	20 Apr 1930	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I1	PerrinHunt
3	PERRIN, Mary Beaven	19 Apr 1897	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I6	PerrinHunt
4	STEANE, Emily Jane	19 Jun 1918	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I5	PerrinHunt

Census

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	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Census		Person ID	Tree
1	HUNT, Reginald James Joseph	1921	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I14	PerrinHunt
2	PERRIN, Joseph	1931	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I3	PerrinHunt
3	STEANE, Emily Jane	1901	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I5	PerrinHunt
4	STEANE, Emily Jane	1911	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	I5	PerrinHunt

Married

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	Family	Married		Family ID	Tree
1	HUNT / PERRIN	27 Jan 1891	McNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia	F6	PerrinHunt

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