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David Armstrong Pollock

Birth01 JAN 1870 - Stephen Township Huron County, Ontario
Death03 OCT 1949 - Centre Rd. West Williams Township, Middlesex County, Ontario
MotherMatilda Booth
FatherRobert Pollock

Born in Stephen Township Huron County, Ontario on 01 JAN 1870 to Robert Pollock and Matilda Booth. David Armstrong Pollock married Winnifred Ethel Millar and had 3 children. He passed away on 03 OCT 1949 in Centre Rd. West Williams Township, Middlesex County, Ontario.

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Robert Pollock
1830 - 1911
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Matilda Booth
1828 - 1908
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Winnifred Ethel Millar
1884 - 1972
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Mary Ann Pollock
1879 - 1904
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Mable Pollock
1901 - 1917
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Cecil Armstrong Pollock
1908 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Pollock
Unknown - 1904

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