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Charles Johnstone

Birth19 Mar 1827 - St Andrews, Red River Settlement, Alberta, Canada
Death03 Nov 1901 - Lac La Biche Mission, Alberta, Canada
MotherNancy Cremar
FatherRobert Johnston

Born in St Andrews, Red River Settlement, Alberta, Canada on 19 Mar 1827 to Robert Johnston and Nancy Cremar. Charles Johnstone married Agathe (Mustatip) (Cayatius) Auger and had 11 children. He passed away on 03 Nov 1901 in Lac La Biche Mission, Alberta, Canada.

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Parents
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Robert Johnston
Unknown - Unknown
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Nancy Cremar
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Agathe (Mustatip) (Cayatius) Auger
1846 - Unknown
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Lizette Bruneau
1837 - 1863
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Nancy Johnstone
1880 - Unknown
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Maria Desjarlais
1874 - Unknown
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Eulalie (Lilly) Johnstone
1883 - Unknown
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Eliza Johnstone
1888 - Unknown
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John Johnston
1855 - Unknown
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Robert Johnstone
1878 - Unknown
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Alexander Johnston
1861 - Unknown
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Caroline Johnston
1855 - Unknown
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Venance Johnston
1858 - 1882
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Mitalda Johnstone
1870 - Unknown
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Leo Johnstone
Unknown - Unknown

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