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John Georgeson

Birth13 May 1860 - Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Death11 Mar 1909 - Saltspring Island, British Columbia, Canada
MotherElizabeth Sophie "Kittie" Sar-Augh-Ta-Naogh
FatherHenry (Scotty) Georgeson

Born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada on 13 May 1860 to Henry (Scotty) Georgeson and Elizabeth Sophie "Kittie" Sar-Augh-Ta-Naogh. John Georgeson married Sarah Elizabeth Cornish and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Mar 1909 in Saltspring Island, British Columbia, Canada.

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Henry (Scotty) Georgeson
1835 - 1927
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Elizabeth Sophie "Kittie" Sar-augh-ta-naogh
1835 - 1918
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Sarah Elizabeth Cornish
1874 - 1918
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Edward Georgeson
1885 - 1940
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Matilda Julia Georgeson
1888 - 1915
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Ellen Georgeson
1891 - 1975
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Archibald Georgeson
1894 - 1991
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Arthur Georgeson
1897 - 1950
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William James Georgeson
1904 - 1977
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John (Jack) Georgeson
1900 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sophy "Sophia" Georgeson
1902 - 1981
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Christina Georgeson
1889 - Unknown

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