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Address at plaque site on Hespeler Preston Highway, part 2
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An address by Anson Groh to the Waterloo Historical Society regarding the erection of a plaque at the site of the first school in Hespler Preston
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Janelle Martin
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2012-07-23 15:12:13
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Address at plaque site on Hespeler Preston Highway, part 1
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An address by Anson Groh to the Waterloo Historical Society regarding the erection of a plaque at the site of the first school in Hespler Preston
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Janelle Martin
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2012-07-23 14:33:42
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1921 President’s Address WC Newspapers2
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Waterloo Historical Society Annual President's Address, 1921
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Janelle Martin
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2010-07-08 10:43:41
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William Jaffray: Publisher and Postmaster, part 3
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In 1856 William Jaffrav came to Berlin and founded the Berlin Chronicle and Waterloo Reformers' Gazette. He was the son of Peter Jaffray, who owned the Galt newspaper, The Reporter.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:25:15
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William Jaffray: Publisher and Postmaster, part 2
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In 1856 William Jaffrav came to Berlin and founded the Berlin Chronicle and Waterloo Reformers' Gazette. He was the son of Peter Jaffray, who owned the Galt newspaper, The Reporter.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:25:09
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Museum Report 1929, part 2
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The Waterloo Historical Society acquired display cases to give safeguard to such items as horsebells carried by a team horse of Samuel Bricker on the journey from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to Waterloo Township
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:24:47
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Museum Report 1929, part 1
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The Waterloo Historical Society acquired display cases to give safeguard to such items as horsebells carried by a team horse of Samuel Bricker on the journey from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to Waterloo Township
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:24:39
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John G. Richter, F.A.S.
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Richter's roots in Waterloo County go deep, with his maternal grandfather being one of the pioneer farmers of the area and his father coming to the area in 1852.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:23:08
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Museum Report 1928, part 2
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The County Museum of the Waterloo Historical Society, at the time of this article, was situated in a fire-proof room in the basement of the Kitchener Public library.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:22:39
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Museum Report 1928, part 1
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The County Museum of the Waterloo Historical Society, at the time of this article, was situated in a fire-proof room in the basement of the Kitchener Public library.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:22:29
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 25
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:21:18
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 24
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:21:08
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 23
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:58
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 22
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:48
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 21
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:38
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 20
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:28
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 19
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:18
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 18
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:20:09
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 17
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:58
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 16
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:48
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 15
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:37
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 14
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:27
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 13
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:17
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 12
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:07
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 11
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:19:01
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 10
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:51
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 9
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:39
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 8
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:28
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 7
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:17
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 6
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:06
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 5
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:18:00
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 4
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:17:50
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 3
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:17:40
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 2
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:17:31
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A Historical Sketch of the Town of Waterloo, Ontario, part 1
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Although the earliest settlers of what is now the City of Waterloo were natives, the earliest European settlers were Mennonites later to be followed by many German settlers likely attracted by the opportunities of the area and the fact that German was sp
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:17:21
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Current History, part 2
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Historical snippets relating to William Lyon MacKenzie King, Shade's Mill (Galt) and the erection of the Presbyterian Church in Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:16:55
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Current History, part 1
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Historical snippets relating to William Lyon MacKenzie King, Shade's Mill (Galt) and the erection of the Presbyterian Church in Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:16:50
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Museum Report 1927, part 2
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The Waterloo Historical Society, which began in 1912, was, at the time this article was written, outgrowing its space at the Kitchener Public Library.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:16:29
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Museum Report 1927, part 1
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The Waterloo Historical Society, which began in 1912, was, at the time this article was written, outgrowing its space at the Kitchener Public Library.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:16:23
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 7
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:58
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 6
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:53
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 5
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:44
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 4
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:34
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 3
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:25
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 2
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:15
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The Early Days of Elmira, part 1
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The town of Elmira was at the time of the writing of this article the youngest of the prospering towns in Waterloo County, perched on the southern and western banks of the river Canagagigue.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:05
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 9
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:09:00
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 8
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:54
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 7
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:45
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 6
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:35
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 5
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:26
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 4
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:16
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 3
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:08:07
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 2
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:07:57
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, Its History, part 1
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The Kitchener and Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School, commonly referred to as Kitchener Collegiate Institute, started on April 2, 1855 as Berlin County Grammar School for Boys.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:07:48
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A Tribute to the Pioneers, part 3
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Started with the sod turning ceremonies, June 24, 1924, the creation of the tower can be credit partly to the financial support of many individuals, some of them residing in distant parts of Canada and even the United States.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:04:29
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A Tribute to the Pioneers, part 2
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Started with the sod turning ceremonies, June 24, 1924, the creation of the tower can be credit partly to the financial support of many individuals, some of them residing in distant parts of Canada and even the United States.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:04:23
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A Tribute to the Pioneers, part 1
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Started with the sod turning ceremonies, June 24, 1924, the creation of the tower can be credit partly to the financial support of many individuals, some of them residing in distant parts of Canada and even the United States.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:04:13
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The Waterloo County Pioneers' Memorial Tower
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On August 28, 1926, a monument is dedicated to the first settlers of Waterloo County, German Mennonites from Pennsylvania, and also to the German pioneers who followed in Waterloo as well as in adjoining counties of Southwestern Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:02:38
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Reminiscences of Early Waterloo, part 3
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The first meeting of the Councillors for the District of Wellington, which was composed of the Counties of Waterloo, Wellington and Grey and was one of the twenty-two districts in Upper Canada, was held in the Court House in Guelph on February 8, 1842.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:48
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Reminiscences of Early Waterloo, part 2
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The first meeting of the Councillors for the District of Wellington, which was composed of the Counties of Waterloo, Wellington and Grey and was one of the twenty-two districts in Upper Canada, was held in the Court House in Guelph on February 8, 1842.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:39
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Reminiscences of Early Waterloo, part 1
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The first meeting of the Councillors for the District of Wellington, which was composed of the Counties of Waterloo, Wellington and Grey and was one of the twenty-two districts in Upper Canada, was held in the Court House in Guelph on February 8, 1842.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:29
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Reminiscences of Freeport—Waterloo County, part 5
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M.J. Sherk's father was a preacher, who while living in Freeport travelled to a great many of places.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:20
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Reminiscences of Freeport—Waterloo County, part 4
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M.J. Sherk's father was a preacher, who while living in Freeport travelled to a great many of places.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:10
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Reminiscences of Freeport—Waterloo County, part 3
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M.J. Sherk's father was a preacher, who while living in Freeport travelled to a great many of places.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:01:01
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Reminiscences of Freeport—Waterloo County, part 2
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M.J. Sherk's father was a preacher, who while living in Freeport travelled to a great many of places.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:51
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Reminiscences of Freeport—Waterloo County, part 1
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M.J. Sherk's father was a preacher, who while living in Freeport travelled to a great many of places.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:42
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 9
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:36
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 8
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:30
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 7
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:20
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 6
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 10:00:10
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 5
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:59:59
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 4
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:59:48
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 3
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:59:38
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 2
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:59:29
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Jacob Y. Shantz, part 1
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Jacob Y. Shantz was born May 2, 1822 on the family homestead on King Street East in Berlin.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:59:20
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 8
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:58:17
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 7
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:58:07
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 6
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:58
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 5
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:48
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 4
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:38
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 3
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:29
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 2
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:19
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Waterloo County Great War Memorials, part 1
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While a great many soldiers came to fight from Waterloo County, the City of Galt has the proud distinction of having sent more recruits to the war in proportion to its population than did any other municipality in Canada.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:57:10
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The Snider Pioneer Memorial, part 2
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In 1806, Christian Schneider and his wife, Elizabeth Erb, began to emigrate to Doon, Waterloo County with their seven sons and two daughters, locating on four hundred acres of forestland.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:56:38
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The Snider Pioneer Memorial, part 1
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In 1806, Christian Schneider and his wife, Elizabeth Erb, began to emigrate to Doon, Waterloo County with their seven sons and two daughters, locating on four hundred acres of forestland.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:56:30
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 12
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:56:20
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 11
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:56:10
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 10
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:56:01
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 9
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:52
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 8
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:42
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 7
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:33
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 6
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:24
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 5
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:15
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 4
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:55:06
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 3
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:54:56
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 2
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:54:47
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The Mennonite Settlements in Pennsylvania and Waterloo with Special Reference to the Bowman Family, part 1
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Experiencing significant persecution during the early days of their formation, Mennonites like Wendel Baumann would move to the outskirts of society, including Lancaster County around 1710, Pennsylvania and Waterloo County in the early 1800s, Ontario.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:54:38
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Early Local Municipal History, part 4
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The first meeting of the incorporated Village of Berlin in the County of Waterloo was held at the village's Court House, on Monday, January 16th , 1854.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:53:31
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Early Local Municipal History, part 3
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The first meeting of the incorporated Village of Berlin in the County of Waterloo was held at the village's Court House, on Monday, January 16th , 1854.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:53:22
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Early Local Municipal History, part 2
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The first meeting of the incorporated Village of Berlin in the County of Waterloo was held at the village's Court House, on Monday, January 16th , 1854.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:53:13
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Early Local Municipal History, part 1
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The first meeting of the incorporated Village of Berlin in the County of Waterloo was held at the village's Court House, on Monday, January 16th , 1854.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:53:06
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E.W.B. Snider, part 4
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Elias Weber Bingeman Snider was born in the town of Waterloo on June 19th, 1842 and through his work on the Power Commission, became known as “The Father of Hydro.”
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:53:03
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E.W.B. Snider, part 3
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Elias Weber Bingeman Snider was born in the town of Waterloo on June 19th, 1842 and through his work on the Power Commission, became known as “The Father of Hydro.”
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:59
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E.W.B. Snider, part 2
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Elias Weber Bingeman Snider was born in the town of Waterloo on June 19th, 1842 and through his work on the Power Commission, became known as “The Father of Hydro.”
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:53
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E.W.B. Snider, part 1
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Elias Weber Bingeman Snider was born in the town of Waterloo on June 19th, 1842 and through his work on the Power Commission, became known as “The Father of Hydro.”
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:46
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 6
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:43
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 5
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:39
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 4
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:33
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 3
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:27
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 2
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:21
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Historical Sketch of the Clemens Family, part 1
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The first reunion of the Clemens Family in Canada was held in Waterloo Park, June 21st, 1921, where Mr. Lewis Waldemar Clemens was appointed the family historian.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:15
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The Second Betzner Reunion, part 4
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The second reunion of the Betzner family took place on Saturday, July 24th, 1920, on the old Samuel Betzner homestead, which lies on the east bank of the Grand River, just opposite the village of Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:11
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The Second Betzner Reunion, part 3
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The second reunion of the Betzner family took place on Saturday, July 24th, 1920, on the old Samuel Betzner homestead, which lies on the east bank of the Grand River, just opposite the village of Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:52:05
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The Second Betzner Reunion, part 2
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The second reunion of the Betzner family took place on Saturday, July 24th, 1920, on the old Samuel Betzner homestead, which lies on the east bank of the Grand River, just opposite the village of Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:51:58
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The Second Betzner Reunion, part 1
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The second reunion of the Betzner family took place on Saturday, July 24th, 1920, on the old Samuel Betzner homestead, which lies on the east bank of the Grand River, just opposite the village of Doon.
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Janelle Martin
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2009-05-27 09:51:51
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