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James 'Everett' MOUNTJOY

Birth24 Oct 1888 - Whitby Township, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada
Death24 May 1961 - Darlington Township, Durham County West, Ontario, Canada
MotherMary Ann Lawrence
FatherJohn Mountjoy

Born in Whitby Township, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada on 24 Oct 1888 to John Mountjoy and Mary Ann Lawrence. James 'Everett' MOUNTJOY married Gertrude Felecia Langmaid and had 3 children. He passed away on 24 May 1961 in Darlington Township, Durham County West, Ontario, Canada.

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John Mountjoy
1854 - 1935
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Mary Ann Lawrence
1858 - 1932
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Gertrude Felecia Langmaid
1887 - 1971
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Elda Gertrude Mountjoy
1915 - 1999
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Bessie Florence Mountjoy
1920 - 2012
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Percy Everett Mountjoy
1917 - 2008

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