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                  John Herbert Mason of Canada Permanent Loan and Savings proposed an amalgamation of his company, Western Canada, Freehold Loan, and the London and Ontario Investment Company. The merger took place at the
                  Ingersoll, later the mechanics’ institute, in which he played an important role. Much of his free time was devoted to town affairs in Ingersoll, to lodge work for the masons and the Independent Order of Odd
                  TEAGUE, JOHN, contractor and architect; b. June 1833
                  sons and two daughters; d. 2 Feb. 1910 in Calgary. At the age of four George Murdoch accompanied his family to Saint John, N.B., where
                  . 1820 in Garryvacum, northeast of Port Laoise (Republic of Ireland), son of John P. Tully, a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and Alicia
                  .” Sharon Anne Cook Alan Mason Chesney Medical Arch., Johns Hopkins Medical
                  DAVIDSON, JOHN ANDREW, pioneer, businessman, jp, office holder, and politician; b
                   
                  assistant during his Sudbury days, the Reverend John Dunlop Ellis, wrote that “Huntington was a great man. He deserves a monument somewhere in the north country.” Today, Huntington College, the United
                   
                  position he would hold until the Liberal government of Wilfrid Laurier* came into power in 1896. Hugh John
                   Witt Talmage, Wild’s career began to soar. The key to his new success in the pulpit was his discovery of British Israelism, a sectarian movement that took as its foundation work John Wilson’s
                   
                  ARMSTRONG, JOHN, printer, labour leader, and office holder; b. c. 1845; d. 22 Nov. 1910 in
                   
                  McCABE, WILLIAM, teacher and businessman; b. 12 June 1835 in Hallowell (Picton), Upper Canada, son of John
                  young easterner, John Ewart, in setting up a second retail outlet, at Lethbridge, in November 1885. They also established one of the first large-scale ranching operations in the district, the
                  , 1906]) is preserved among the masonic records at PANS, MG 20, 2130, no.34. A new edition of his church
                  (London). His first affiliation with the lodge system also occurred during his university days: in October 1865 he joined the masonic order
                  . Bain returned to Toronto with his family on 31 Dec. 1881, at a time when Alderman John Hallam was leading a movement for a free public library. After enabling provincial legislation was passed
                  the St Andrew’s and Caledonian societies, and a master of the St Andrew’s masonic lodge. Controversy over the length and content of the
                  Hamilton, Upper Canada, and they had eight sons and three daughters; m. secondly 5 Jan. 1903 Lois Humphrey, widow of John Hamilton Nelles
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