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B. 1950 Bsc Albert, Arcade Bouctouche N.-B NOM NOM_SECOND LIEU PROV DATE PROG AHERN, THOMAS P. CAPE COVE P.Q. 1894 BA ALBERT, ALBAN ST-PAUL N.-B. 1950 BSC ALBERT, ARCADE BOUCTOUCHE N.-B. 1956 BA ALBERT, ELIDE S. BOUCTOUCHE N.-B. 1958 BA ALBERT, HENRI A. ST-HILAIRE N.-B. 1930 BA ALBERT, HENRI A. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1955 BEd ALBERT, J.L. ROLAND EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1961 BA ALBERT, J.-ROLAND ST-FRANCOIS N.-B. 1940 BA ALBERT, RAYMOND CARAQUET N.-B. 1956 BA ALBERT, RINO ST-HILAIRE N.-B. 1942 BA ALBERT, ROMUALD M. ALBERTINE N.-B. 1951 BEd ALBERT, ROMUALD-H. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1947 BA ALBERT, YVAN R. ST-FRANCOIS N.-B. 1957 BA ALBERT, YVAN-R. ST-FRANCOIS-DE-MAD. N.-B. 1958 BEd ALLAIN, A. OSCAR MONCTON N.-B. 1935 BSC ALLAIN, DESIRE T. STE-MARIE N.-B. 1914 BA ALLAIN, EDGAR D. NEGUAC N.-B. 1936 BA ALLAIN, GERALD H. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1962 BEd ALLAIN, JOSEPH JOFFRE STE-MARIE N.-B. 1937 BA ALLARD, RENE MATAPEDIA P.Q. 1948 BA ALLEN, ARTHUR P. ST-JEAN N.-B. 1914 BA AMOS, MAX DORCHESTER N.-B. 1948 BSC ANCTIL, ROGER J.M. RIVIERE-MANIE P.Q. 1951 BSC ARCAND, ALFRED-ALBERT WEST WARWICK R.I. 1956 BA ARCHAMBAULT, ROCH M. AMQUI P.Q. 1959 BA ARSENAULT, ADRIEN PARKTON N.-B. 1954 BEd ARSENAULT, ADRIEN E. PARKTON N.-B. 1953 BA ARSENAULT, ADRIEN F. EGMONT BAY I.-P.-E. 1912 BA ARSENAULT, ALBAN ST-JOSEPH N.-B. 1952 BA ARSENAULT, ALPHONSE T. ADAMSVILLE N.-B. 1927 BA ARSENAULT, BERTRAND J. VILLAGE-DES-ABRAMS I.-P.-E. 1949 BA ARSENAULT, CHARLES-J. INKERMAN N.-B. 1953 BSC ARSENAULT, DONALD J. PARKTON N.-B. 1954 BA ARSENAULT, DORA MONCTON N.-B. 1950 BA ARSENAULT, EMERENTIENNE PETIT-ROCHER N.-B. 1961 BA ARSENAULT, EUCLIDE WELLINGTON I.-P.-E. 1948 BA ARSENAULT, GATIEN ST-CHARLES-DE-CAPLAN P.Q. 1955 BA ARSENAULT, J.-A.-LORNE TRACADIE N.-B. 1953 BA ARSENAULT, J.-ALPHONSE VILLAGE DES ABRAMS I.-P.-E. 1943 BA ARSENAULT, J.-CHARLES-EUGENE ST-CHARLES DE CAPLAN P.Q. 1953 BA ARSENAULT, J.-FERNAND BONAVENTURE P.Q. 1951 BA ARSENAULT, J.-HENRI-LOUIS BONAVENTURE P.Q. 1953 BA ARSENAULT, J.-THEOPHILE MONT-CARMEL I.-P.-E. 1945 BA ARSENAULT, JEAN A. MONCTON N.-B. 1951 BA ARSENAULT, JEAN-CLAUDE BONAVENTURE P.Q. 1960 BA ARSENAULT, JEAN-PAUL MONTREAL P.Q. 1960 BA ARSENAULT, L.-GUY BONAVENTURE P.Q. 1953 BA ARSENAULT, LEONARD A. ABRAM'S VILLAGE I.-P.-E. 1951 BA ARSENAULT, LOUIS-J. MONCTON N.-B. 1960 BEd ARSENAULT, MARIE-EVA MONCTON N.-B. 1958 BA ARSENAULT, NORBERT E. ST-LEONARD N.-B. 1962 BSC ARSENAULT, PAUL L. PETIT-ROCHER N.-B. 1962 BSC ARSENAULT, PAUL-E. PETIT-ROCHER N.-B. 1960 BA ARSENAULT, PAUL-EGIDE BONAVENTURE P.Q. 1949 BSC ARSENAULT, PAUL-EMILE ATHOLVILLE N.-B. 1955 BEd ARSENAULT, RAYMOND ABRAM'S VILLAGE I.-P.-E. 1952 BA ARSENAULT, RAYNALD J.C. HAVRE-DE-GASPE P.Q. 1960 BA ARSENAULT, REGINALD E. DALHOUSIE N.-B. 1961 BA ARSENAULT, RONALD M. ST-LEONARD N.-B. 1950 BSC ARSENEAU, MARCEL BALMORAL N.-B. 1958 BA ASSELIN, FRANCOIS-XAVIER PROVIDENCE R.I. 1910 BA AUBIN, J. ALPHONSE MONT JOLI P.Q. 1933 BA AUBUT, GERMAIN H. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1949 BSC AUBUT, PAUL-E. SAYABEC P.Q. 1939 BA AUFFREY, RODERIC A. MONCTON N.-B. 1936 BA BABINEAU, ALPHEE J. ST-LOUIS N.-B. 1907 BA BABINEAU, BERNARD H. ST-LOUIS N.-B. 1957 BA BABINEAU, EDMOND KEDGWICK N.-B. 1952 BEd BABINEAU, EDMOUR VICTOR-RAYMOND, FRERE DALHOUSIE N.-B. 1960 BEd BABINEAU, GEORGES A. MONCTON N.-B. 1950 BA BABINEAU, GERARD-J. RICHIBOUCTOU-VILLAGE N.-B. 1947 BA BANVILLE, ROCH ST-OCTAVE-DE-METIS P.Q. 1953 BA BARRY, J. ESMOND ST-JEAN N.-B. 1946 BA BARRY, JOHN A. ST-JEAN N.-B. 1904 BA BARRY, JOHN HENRY CALAIS MAINE 1899 BA BASTIEN, YVAN CHANDLER P.Q. 1955 BCom BEAUCHESNE, L.E. ARTHUR PASPEBIAC P.Q. 1895 BA BEAULIEU, EUGENE W. OLD TOWN MAINE 1950 BA BEAULIEU, JOSEPH-M. SULLY P.Q. 1957 BA BEAULIEU, LEO M. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1951 BSC BEAULIEU, NAPOLEON LAC BAKER N.-B. 1957 BA BEAULIEU, NAPOLEON LAC BAKER N.-B. 1958 BEd BEAULIEU, REJEANNE ELISABETH EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1958 BA BEAULIEU, RODOLPHE P. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1950 BA BEAULIEU, ROGER DRUMMOND N.-B. 1952 BA BEAULIEU, ROGER ST-BASILE N.-B. 1954 BEd BEAULIEU, THOMAS EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1933 BA BECK, THOMAS C. ST-JEAN N.-B. 1927 BA BEGIN, C. KENNETH MONCTON N.-B. 1953 BA BELANGER, HENRI L. MONTREAL P.Q. 1932 BA BELLEFONTAINE, JOHN PORTLAND MAINE 1942 BA BELLIVEAU, ALDERICE ST-PAUL N.-B. 1956 BA BELLIVEAU, EDMOND A. MONCTON N.-B. 1958 BA BELLIVEAU, HECTOR LOUIS FREDERICTON N.-B. 1910 BA BELLIVEAU, HENRI MONCTON N.-B. 1957 BSC BELLIVEAU, J. EVERARD WALTHAM MASS. 1934 BA BELLIVEAU, JEAN-CLAUDE SHEDIAC N.-B. 1960 BSC BELLIVEAU, JEAN-PAUL ST-JOSEPH N.-B. 1951 BA BELLIVEAU, JEAN-PAUL ST-JOSEPH N.-B. 1962 BSC BELLIVEAU, LEOPOLD MONCTON N.-B. 1957 BSC BELLIVEAU, LEOPOLD F. MONCTON N.-B. 1954 BA BELLIVEAU, LOUIS-PHILIPPE MONCTON N.-B. 1958 BSC BELLIVEAU, RAOUL J.M. ST-NORBERT N.-B. 1961 BA BELLIVEAU, RAOUL J.M. ST-NORBERT N.-B. 1962 BEd BELLIVEAU, ROGER ST-PAUL N.-B. 1961 BA BELYEA, WILLIAM T. ST-JOSEPH N.-B. 1951 BA BELZILE, BRIGITTE C. MONCTON N.-B. 1951 BA BELZILE, FLAVIEN ST-ARSENE P.Q. 1960 BA BERGERON, MARCEL-R. CAUSAPSCAL P.Q. 1960 BA BERNARD, J. LUDGER BALMORAL N.-B. 1929 BA BERNARD, JEAN-A. LAMEQUE N.-B. 1946 BA BERNARD, MARCEL CHANDLER P.Q. 1953 BA BERNARD, MARCEL THIVIERGE P.Q. 1957 BSC BERNARD, RHEAL-A. HAUT-BALMORAL N.-B. 1953 BA BERNATCHEZ, FIRMIN ANSE-A-MERCIER P.Q. 1956 BA BERNIER, CAMILLE HULL P.Q. 1945 BSC BERUBE, ADRIEN EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1952 BA BERUBE, ADRIEN J. GRAND-SAULT N.-B. 1937 BA BERUBE, J.-REAL STE-ANNE-DE-MAD. N.-B. 1960 BA BINET, EDWIN R. ILES MADELEINE P.Q. 1924 BL BINET, HENRI P. ILES MADELEINE P.Q. 1919 BA BINET, JEAN F. ILES MADELEINE P.Q. 1925 BL BINET, JEAN-J. ILES MADELEINE P.Q. 1938 BA BLANCHARD, ANTONIN CARAQUET N.-B. 1948 BA BLANCHARD, GEORGETTE ALLARDVILLE N.-B. 1960 BA BLANCHARD, GEORGETTE G. ALLARDVILLE N.-B. 1961 BEd BLANCHARD, PATRICE-J. PAQUETVILLE N.-B. 1953 BA BLANCHARD, PAUL-EMILE CARAQUET N.-B. 1956 BSC BLANCHARD, RHEAL PAQUETVILLE N.-B. 1958 BA BLANCHARD, THEOPHILE J. CARAQUET N.-B. 1930 BA BLANCHET, J. ROGER ST-PAMPHILE P.Q. 1949 BA BLANCHETTE, CONRAD M. EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1951 BA BLANCHETTE, GERALD EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1952 BA BLANCHETTE, GERALD EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1961 BEd BLAQUIERE, PAUL LAVERNIERE P.Q. 1959 BA BLAQUIERE, PAUL-E. SHIPPAGAN N.-B. 1961 BEd BLINN, J. OMER BELLIVEAU'S COVE N.-E. 1957 BSC BLONDEAU, JULES-L. QUEBEC P.Q. 1946 BSC BOIS, DAVID EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1955 BEd BOISSONNAULT, VICTORIN ST-QUENTIN N.-B. 1957 BSC BOISVERT, ALFRED J. DALHOUSIE N.-B. 1955 BEd BOLTZ, HENRY X.A. SOUTH ORANGE N.J. 1916 BL BONIN, ERNEST D. ST-LAURENT P.Q. 1937 BA BONSANT, GERARD BAKER BROOK N.-B. 1948 BSC BORDAGE, AUGUSTE J. ST-LOUIS N.-B. 1928 BSC BOSSE, EDMOND E. ST-JACQUES N.-B. 1932 BA BOUCHARD, GERALD E. NOUVELLE P.Q. 1962 BSC BOUCHER, ANDRE-J. RICHIBOUCTOU-VILLAGE N.-B. 1961 BA BOUCHER, EVA-MAE CHARTERSVILLE N.-B. 1961 BA BOUCHER, FERNAND DRUMMOND N.-B. 1942 BA BOUCHER, GUY DRUMMOND N.-B. 1955 BEd BOUCHER, J. EMILE RIVIERE-DU-LOUP P.Q. 1917 BA BOUCHER, JEAN-LOUIS EDMUNDSTON N.-B. 1948 BA BOUDREAU, ALCIDE L. ST-LEOLIN N.-B. 1961 BSC BOUDREAU, ANITA, SOEUR MONCTON N.-B. 1962 BA BOUDREAU, BENOIT-C. MONCTON N.-B. 1960 BEd BOUDREAU, BERTHE, SOEUR MONCTON N.-B. 1960 BA BOUDREAU, CAMILLE H. MONCTON N.-B. 1914 BSC BOUDREAU, CAMILLE H. MONCTON N.-B. 1937 BA BOUDREAU, CAMILLE J. MONCTON N.-B. 1961 BSC BOUDREAU, DOLLARD-THOMAS MEMRAMCOOK N.-B. 1940 BA BOUDREAU, DONALD CARAQUET N.-B. 1952 BA BOUDREAU, DONALD J. ST-JEAN N.-B. 1943 BA BOUDREAU, FERNANDO CARAQUET N.-B. 1957 BA BOUDREAU, GERARD-V. NEW BEDFORD MASS. 1939 BSC BOUDREAU, J.-GERALD PETIT-ROCHER NORD N.-B. 1953 BA BOUDREAU, LEONE MONCTON N.-B. 1950 BEd BOUDREAU, LOUIS-JOSEPH BARACHOIS N.-B. 1959 BA BOUDREAU, PAUL T. MONCTON N.-B. 1957 BSC BOUDREAU, RAYMOND F. MEMRAMCOOK N.-B. 1926 BA BOUDREAU, RAYMOND H. BOURGEOIS MILLS N.-B. 1962 BSC BOUDREAU, RODRIGUE-A. CARAQUET N.-B. 1960 BA BOUFFARD, JEAN-CLAUDE MATANE P.Q. 1961 BSC BOUFFARD, JEROME ILES DE LA MADELEINE P.Q. 1956 BA BOURBEAU, DESIRE J. VICTORIAVILLE P.Q. 1912 BL BOURG, J.-MARCEL CARLETON-CENTRE P.Q. 1953 BSC BOURGEOIS, B. MAURICE FITCHBURG MASS 1917 BL BOURGEOIS, BLISS MONCTON N.-B. 1932 BSC BOURGEOIS, CAMILLE M. MONCTON N.-B. 1925 BA BOURGEOIS, EDGAR BELLIVEAU VILLAGE N.-B. 1955 BCom BOURGEOIS, FERNAND-C. GRANDE-DIGUE N.-B. 1958 BEd BOURGEOIS, FRANCIS L. MONCTON N.-B. 1950 BA BOURGEOIS, FRANCOIS A. COCAGNE N.-B. 1908 BA BOURGEOIS, GUILLAUME MONCTON N.-B. 1932 BA BOURGEOIS, J. NOE NEW BEDFORD MASS. 1924 BL BOURGEOIS, J. ROGER MONCTON N.-B. 1957 BEd BOURGEOIS, J.-ALDERIC COCAGNE N.-B. 1921 BA BOURGEOIS, J.P. PAUL GRANDE-DIGUE N.-B. 1961 BA BOURGEOIS, PAUL GRANDE-DIGUE N.-B. 1962 BEd BOURGEOIS, ROGER MONCTON N.-B. 1956 BA BOURGEOIS, RONALD J. COCAGNE N.-B. 1949 BSC BOURGEOIS, THOMAS T. COLLEGE BRIDGE N.-B. 1957 BSC BOURQUE, CAMILLE SHEDIAC N.-B.
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