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The digital file associated with this record is a scan of a photocopy.The digital file associated with this record is a scan of a …
House was built in 1925 by Edward Reitzel. Later owned by Charles G. Grierson.House was built in 1925 by Edward Reitzel. Later owned by Charles …
House was built in 1925 by Edward Reitzel. Later owned by Charles G. Grierson.House was built in 1925 by Edward Reitzel. Later owned by Charles …
The house was built ca. 1850 by John Snider and his family. Snider came to Waterloo Region in 1812. In 1936 the house was sold to John D. Forsyth. In 1947 the property was sold to Dominion Life AssurThe house was built ca. 1850 by John Snider and his family. …
Samuel Burkholder built the shell of the house and offered it free of charge to the Evangelical congregation for use as a church building if they would finish the construction. The congregation usedSamuel Burkholder built the shell of the house and offered it free …
Simon Burkholder built the shell of the house and offered it free of charge to the Evangelical congregation for use as a church building if they would finish the construction. The congregation used tSimon Burkholder built the shell of the house and offered it free …
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