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1 CONC Also known as Sandy Binnie.
1 CONT From the Erin Advocate, Oct. 7, 1948, a copy of which is on file.  Alexand
1 CONC er Binnie, a life-long resident of Erin Township, passed away sudden
1 CONC ly on Saturday, October 2, 1948, at the home of his daughter in Streetsvil
1 CONC le, in his 76th year.  His wife the former Minnie Maw, predeceased hi
1 CONC m.  He is survived by three daughters and one son:  Jean, (Mrs. Cecil Ridl
1 CONC er), Kitchener, Ethel, (Mrs. Percy Arrnett), Guelph; Wilfred J. of Guelp
1 CONC h, Nora, (Mrs. Norman Adamson,) Streetsville.  The funeral took place fr
1 CONC om the Johnston and Rumley Funeral Home, Acton, on Monday afternoon to Bal
1 CONC linafad United Church, we the service was conducted by his pastor, Re
1 CONC v. O R. Findall.  Interment Ballinafad cemetery.  (He is listed as being b
1 CONC uried in the Providence Cemetery on the records from that cemetery)