McNabs Island Genealogies
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Matches 1 to 13 of 13 for First Name contains ARTHUR

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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FARRANT, Arthur		I3    Ernest and Annie Farrant
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HARRIGAN, Mayo Arthur Perrin		I10  b. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada  PerrinHunt
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WILSON, Arthur Forbes MacFarlane		I590    McNab/Kuhn
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ROSS, Arthur		I267  b. 29 Sep 1843 Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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ROSS, Arthur		I483  b. 29 Sep 1843  McNab/Kuhn
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HARE, Arthur Charles		I254  b. 4 May 1865 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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DAVIS, Arthur James		I7  b. Abt 1869 Middlesex, England  Ernest and Annie Farrant
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PAGE, Arthur J.		I37  b. 21 Feb 1880  Timmins/Frost
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POPE, Arthur Phillip		I20  b. Abt 1883 Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA  Horne
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HARRIGAN, Arthur Seeton		I29  b. Abt 1885 Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA  PerrinHunt
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GIBSON, Arthur		I66  b. 13 May 1886 Halifax,Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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FARRANT, Ernest Arthur		I1  b. 28 Apr 1890 Paignton, England  Ernest and Annie Farrant
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KUHN, Arthur		I555  b. 5 Aug 1900 Cole Harbour, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn

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