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William Workman

Birth27 February 1836 - Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Death24 June 1896 - Stratford, Perth County, Ontario, Canada
MotherElizabeth “Lizzie” WASNIDGE
FatherDr. Joseph Workman

Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on 27 February 1836 to Dr. Joseph Workman and Elizabeth “Lizzie” WASNIDGE. William Workman married Jane "Jennie" Clarke and had 8 children. He passed away on 24 June 1896 in Stratford, Perth County, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Dr. Joseph Workman
1805 - 1894
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Elizabeth “Lizzie” Wasnidge
1813 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Jane "Jennie" Clarke
1853 - 1939
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Elizabeth "Bessie" Workman
1877 - 1969
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Katherine Gowdey "Kate" Workman
1886 - 1985
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Dr. William Workman, M.d.
1882 - 1961
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Allan Metcalf Workman
1893 - 1957
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Dr. Harold Clarke Workman, M.d.
1885 - 1966
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Joseph Kent “Joe” Workman
1880 - 1948
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Thomas Balantyne Workman
1889 - 1891
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Charles Wasnidge Workman
1878 - 1949

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