Died: 29 April 1901, McKellar, Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada
George REEKIE
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Died: 29 April 1901, McKellar, Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada
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1862 Birth of ChildAnnie Caroline REEKIE was born 15 June 1862, Collingwood, Simcoe, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada
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