Died: 18 August 1956, Sanford, Maine, USA
Aaron BEATTIE
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Died: 18 August 1956, Sanford, Maine, USA
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16 October 1859
Dundee, Angus, Scotland
1888 Birth of ChildEdward Bruce BEATTIE was born 17 February 1888, Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
Aaron was 28 years old.
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