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Agnes Moffat Wight

Birth6 Jan 1884 - Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Deathabt 12 Nov 1977 - Saskatoon, , Saskatchewan, Canada
MotherHelen Laidlaw
FatherHugh Wight

Born in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada on 6 Jan 1884 to Hugh Wight and Helen Laidlaw. Agnes Moffat Wight married Donat Pilon and had 5 children. She passed away on abt 12 Nov 1977 in Saskatoon, , Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Parents
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Hugh Wight
1851 - 1933
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Helen Laidlaw
1862 - 1936
Spouse(s)
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Donat Pilon
1889 - Unknown
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Archie Arnold
1879 - Unknown
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Donat Pilon
1888 - 1957
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Beatrice Denalda Pilon
1915 - 1987
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Helen Margaret Arnold
1906 - Unknown
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Fred Archibald Arnold
1907 - Unknown
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Faith Pilon
1916 - 1994
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Elizabeth May Pilon
1918 - 1990

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