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under James McDonald and became an attorney on 9 Aug. 1864 and a barrister on 10 April 1865
. first 14 Nov. 1874 Margaret McDonald (McDonnell) (d. 1894) in Toronto, and they had three
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Robert A. J. McDonald and H. Keith Ralston
BCARS, GR 1415, file 1919/6572. B.C
(Cheltenham, Ont., 1977). J. R. McDonald, Halton sketches (Acton, 1976
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