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1896 Philadelphia Inquirer 15th March 1896 | |
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DARBY. March 14. - The alumni of the Darby Grammar School held a meet- ing and social evening at the house of Miss Gertrude Chaundy. | |
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1897 Philadelphia Inquirer 12th September 1897 | |
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The Misses Bessie and Gertrude Chaundy, who have both been on a holi- day to Norristown, have returned home. | |
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1901 Philadelphia Inquirer 27th November 1901 | |
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issued marriage licenses to the following: Armstrong, Thos J., and L. G. Chaundy, ... | |
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1903 The Weekly Florist Review Vol. XII Chicago and New York, May 28, 1903, No. 287: | |
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W. E. McKissick and Miss Bessie Chaundy were married Wednesday even- ing. Mr. McKissick is well and favor- ably known as right hand man to Leo Niessen. His friends, and they are many, wish bride and bridegroom health, wealth and happiness. | |
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1903 Philadelphia Inquirer 11th June 1903 | |
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DARBY. - in the Dary Presbyterian Church Miss Bessie Chaundy, daughter of Councilman Charles Chaundy, became the bride of William Ellwood McKissick, a prominent resident of Darby. | |