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                  doors away from the B. Leonard store. In 1900 William Henry, the artist in the
                  ’ association. Their eldest son, William Diller, often accompanied his father in the field and became a famous vertebrate palaeontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New
                   cent. The YMCA’s rapid expansion owed much to Warburton’s fund-raising abilities, initiatives in the field of educational programming, and support for the introduction of an employment agency
                  GAGE, Sir WILLIAM JAMES, teacher, businessman, and philanthropist; b. 16
                  OTTER, Sir WILLIAM DILLON, militia and army officer; b. 3
                   William Hales Hingston*, and Emmanuel-Persillier
                  Williams*]. At the centre of the oil boom was the village of Petrolia. In January 1870 Englehart entered the refining business in London, Ont., with
                  Shipton, Que., son of William Glasgow and Helen Tough; m. 16
                   
                  1898, less than a year after one had been opened in Ontario in Muskoka [see Sir William James
                  milling fields. He also dabbled in railway promotion, with the Waterloo Junction Railway, and the sugar-beet industry. Among his other interests were the Toronto Foundry (later the Anthes Foundry), the
                   Jan. 1859 in Dixie (Mississauga), Upper Canada, son of William Youle Watson and Mary Ann Aldred; m
                  Asa Gray, of Harvard University, during his years at Bass River, Fowler’s chief early mentor in botany was George William Clinton of Buffalo, N.Y. A capable amateur botanist, distinguished judge, and
                  1905 Susan Isabella Stairs, daughter of Edward Stairs and granddaughter of William James Stairs
                  profession. William Douglas Balfour*, the mpp for Essex South, introduced a bill in March
                  winter of 1891 he would spend two months at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md, studying the bacteria of cholera and other contagious diseases, under the direction of Professor William Henry
                  Asylum in Portsmouth (Kingston). Upset by asylum politics, he decided to resign but when Rockwood’s medical superintendent, Clarke’s brother-in-law William George
                   1911 announced the terms of the Taft-Fielding agreement [see William Stevens Fielding
                  97th Foot, grew up in a family dedicated to hunting and field sports. At 17 he was a subaltern in the Norfolk militia artillery and two years later
                  father, who served as mayor of Chicoutimi from 1863 to 1870, was considered the most important businessman in the region, next to William Price
                   Oct. 1896 William Henry Lovering; she had no children; d
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