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| # | Thumb | Description | Linked to |
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| 631 |  | Charity Kinney (1839-1922) and Caleb Talbot (1838-1922) Charity Kinney ( 1839 - 1922 ), daughter of Elizabeth Oulton and Charles Kinney, married Caleb Talbot ( 1838 - 1922 ) | |
| 632 |  | Charlene (Comeau) Pysanczyn (1952-2008) Wife of Roman Pysanczyn and daughter of Al and Pearl (LeBlanc) Comeau. Photo taken July 2008. | |
| 633 |  | Charlene Comeau, daug of Al & Pearl (LeBlanc) Comeau Photo taken on her 16th birthday. | |
| 634 |  | Charles & Evangeline (Vienneau) Côté (1911-1979) & (1911-1991) Photo taken in 1943. | |
| 635 |  | Charles A Robertson - Pearl Munro Status: Located; Headstone for Charles A Robertson (1917-1998) & Pearl Munro, Kenzieville Cemetery Photo from Pictou Roots Website | |
| 636 |  | Charles Albert Oulton (1886-1948) Charles Albert Oulton ( 1886 - 1948 ), son of Samson Busby Oulton and Annie Beaton, married Lexima Murray | |
| 637 |  | Charles Connell (1810 - 1873) Charles Connell, husband of Ann Fisher and Postmaster General of New Brunswick. | |
| 638 |  | Charles Côté | |
| 639 |  | Charles Cote & Evangeline Vienneau wedding photo Photo taken in front of St Hyacinthe Cathedral where they married on the 19th of August 1940. | |
| 640 |  | Charles Côté (1911 - 1979) Photo taken in North Bay, Ontario in March 1940. | |
| 641 |  | Charles Côté (1911-1979) Photo taken in Shediac, New Brunswick where Charles started his career with the Bank of Montreal as a cashier. He met Evangeline Vienneau here and they married some years later. | |
| 642 |  | Charles Côté on the right | |
| 643 |  | Charles Dixon Oulton (1842-1909) Charles Dixon Oulton (1842-1909), son of John Oulton and Julia McFee | |
| 644 |  | Charles Ernest Harding (1951-1973) Charles Ernest Harding ( 1951 - 1973 ), s/o Ernest Harding and Derinda Harding | |
| 645 |  | Charles Harding and Settria Price Charles Harding (1864-1950) and Settria Price (1872-1956), taken on their golden wedding anniversity in 1950 |