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Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts
Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts

Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts

Date7/9/1938
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  • Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts
  • Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor were hosts to their grand-children; the 12 Nagle kiddles; when they came up this week. Particularly happy were the couple when a genuine family re-union was held with every one of their 21 grandchildren present for festivities on their farm on the fourth concession near Orillia. We're proud to be farmers; the grandparents declared several times.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nagle Kiddies' Grandparents were hosts. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor were hosts to their grand-children; the 12 Nagle kiddles; when they came up this week. Particularly happy were the couple when a genuine family re-union was held with every one of their 21 grandchildren present for festivities on their farm on the fourth concession near Orillia. We're proud to be farmers; the grandparents declared several times.
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Nagle kiddies' grandparents were hosts
Nagle kiddies' grandparents were hosts
Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
7/9/1938
Grandparents of Millar Will Entrant Live in Orillia
Grandparents of Millar Will Entrant Live in Orillia
James, W. H.
10/29/1936
Keep record of party guests. There were so many people at the Nagle's house-warming-17th-wedding anniversary party last night that it was generally ag(...)
Keep record of party guests. There were so many people at the Nagle's house-warming-17th-wedding anniversary party last night that it was generally ag(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/5/1932
The Nagles At Home. There are 12 children in John Nagle's family. All of them are under 15. Their dining room table has to be the biggest obtainable
The Nagles At Home. There are 12 children in John Nagle's family. All of them are under 15. Their dining room table has to be the biggest obtainable
Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
9/10/1932
Mrs. John Nagle thinks her 12 children also need more room
Mrs. John Nagle thinks her 12 children also need more room
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/9/1938
It's a lovely party. Mrs. A. Hollis Timleck (Right) told Mrs. Nagle it was a wonderful party. A fiddler played square dance music and everybody took p(...)
It's a lovely party. Mrs. A. Hollis Timleck (Right) told Mrs. Nagle it was a wonderful party. A fiddler played square dance music and everybody took p(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/5/1939
Nagle family reads news in the star
Nagle family reads news in the star
Millar, Charles Vance, 1853-1926
3/21/1938
Getting ready. All the Nagle girls looked their best at the house-warming party and no wonder after all the time they spent prettying up. They helped welcome the guests
Getting ready. All the Nagle girls looked their best at the house-warming party and no wonder after all the time they spent prettying up. They helped welcome the guests
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/5/1938
families that hope to capture the fortune willed by Charles Millar find themselves in the spotlight of public attention these days. John Nagle, husban(...)
families that hope to capture the fortune willed by Charles Millar find themselves in the spotlight of public attention these days. John Nagle, husban(...)
James, W. H.
8/29/1936
and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/19/1938
Include her with Mrs. Annie Smith (upper) and three others among those whose claims were accepted. Each of the accepted four had nine children in the 10 years
Include her with Mrs. Annie Smith (upper) and three others among those whose claims were accepted. Each of the accepted four had nine children in the 10 years
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/12/1938
In three months the children were transformed
In three months the children were transformed
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/10/1938