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Edith Morrison

Birth1 Jun 1865 - Paint Hills, PQ, Canada
Death7 Feb 1939 - Biscotasing, Algoma Dist., On, Canada
MotherMary Turner
FatherJames Morrison

Born in Paint Hills, PQ, Canada on 1 Jun 1865 to James Morrison and Mary Turner. Edith Morrison married Alexander Langevin and had 6 children. She passed away on 7 Feb 1939 in Biscotasing, Algoma Dist., On, Canada.

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Parents
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James Morrison
1818 - 1895
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Mary Turner
1824 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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Alexander Langevin
1873 - 1906
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Andrew Saunders
1863 - 1896
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Gordon Alexander Langevin
1898 - 1989
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David Langevin
1900 - 1975
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Isabella Margaret Langevin
1897 - 1990
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Esther Langevin
1905 - 1981
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William Langevin
1906 - 2000
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James Saunders
1894 - 1916

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