Suggested edit: Marriage record at the Nova Scotia Archives: Karl Robarts married Mildred Macumber, by License, United Church of Canada, in the Trinity Parsonage, at 34 King Street, in Windsor, Hants County on 12 October 1946. Karl was 21 (born about 1925), a Bachelor, occupation: Security Police - Trade School Army Camp, living in Windsor, Hants Co., N.S. and born in Avondale, Hants Co., N.S. His parents were Rodeny Robarts and Annie Harvey, who were both born in Nova Scotia. Mildred was 24 (born about 1922), a Spinster, occupation: Textile Worker, living in Windsor, Hants Co., N.S. and born in Cheverie, Hants Co., N.S. Her parents were Robert Macumber and Abbie Fader, who were both born in Nova Scotia. Karl signed his name as K.D. Robarts.
Contributor: Stewart McLearn (49669372)
Contributor: Stewart McLearn (49669372)
Suggested edit: Marriage record at the Nova Scotia Archives: Karl Robarts married Mildred Macumber, by License, United Church of Canada, in the Trinity Parsonage, at 34 King Street, in Windsor, Hants County on 12 October 1946. Karl was 21 (born about 1925), a Bachelor, occupation: Security Police - Trade School Army Camp, living in Windsor, Hants Co., N.S. and born in Avondale, Hants Co., N.S. His parents were Rodeny Robarts and Annie Harvey, who were both born in Nova Scotia. Mildred was 24 (born about 1922), a Spinster, occupation: Textile Worker, living in Windsor, Hants Co., N.S. and born in Cheverie, Hants Co., N.S. Her parents were Robert Macumber and Abbie Fader, who were both born in Nova Scotia. Karl signed his name as K.D. Robarts.
Contributor: Stewart McLearn (49669372)
Contributor: Stewart McLearn (49669372)
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