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SURNAME Year Given Name Ancestry Transcription Location Electoral District Prov SURNAME Year Given Name Ancestry transcription Location Electoral District Prov This index of Canadian voters is far from complete. It roughly covers the years 1935 - 1972 with a few gaps for some provinces Over time the data for all provinces will be sorted as that for Alberta & Manitoba have been already, including the addition of other data for clarity STRONACH 1935 Robert Summers Robert Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1935 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mme Roliert Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1935 Mary (MELDRUM) Mrs Alex Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West born SCT circa 1868 widow of Alexander AB STRONACH 1935 Jean (Miss) Miss Jean Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West born AB 1906 aka Jennie AB STRONACH 1940 Alexander Stuart Alex Stronach Acadia, Alberta Acadia born AB 1911 AB STRONACH 1940 Mrs Alex Stronach Mrs Alex Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West born SCT circa 1868 widow of Alexander AB STRONACH 1940 Jean (Miss) Miss Jean Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West AB STRONACH 1940 David Pryor D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1940 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Mrs D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1940 Jean (Miss) Miss J Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1940 Melvin Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1940 Robert Summers R S Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1940 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mrs R S Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1945 David Pryor D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1945 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Mrs D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1945 Melvin Pryor M P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1945 Helen Carol aka Carol H (X) Mrs M P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1945 John John Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1945 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs John Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1945 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mrs R S Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1945 Mary (MELDRUM) Alex Stronach Acadia, Alberta Acadia AB STRONACH 1945 Mrs Jim Mrs Jim Stronach Camrose, Alberta Camrose AB STRONACH 1945 Alexander Stuart A S Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West born AB 1911 AB STRONACH 1945 Eunice Esther (McRAE) Mrs A S Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton west AB STRONACH 1949 David Pryor David P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1949 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Anne Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1949 Jean (Miss) Miss J Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1949 Melvin Pryor Melvln Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1949 Helen Carol aka Carol H (X) Mrs Carol Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary West AB STRONACH 1949 Robert Summers Robert S Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1949 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mrs M Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary East AB STRONACH 1949 John calculated Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1949 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyl Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1949 Alexander Stuart Alex Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West AB STRONACH 1949 Eunice Esther (McRAE) Mrs Unis Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West AB STRONACH 1949 Georgina (Mrs) Mrs Georgina Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West AB STRONACH 1953 David Pryor David P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1953 Jean (Miss) Mrs David P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1953 Marion Louise (Miss) Miss Marion Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1953 Melvin Pryor Melvin I Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North Regal Cres Business man AB STRONACH 1953 Helen Carol aka Carol H (X) Mrs Carol Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North Regal Cresent AB STRONACH 1953 John Jack Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1953 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyl Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1953 Robert Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1953 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) calculated Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer born 1932 AB STRONACH 1957 David Pryor I Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1957 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Mrs David Pryor Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1957 Robin Ray calculated Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1957 Dianne (Miss) calculated Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1957 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mme Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1957 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyllis Stronach Edmonton; Strathcona, Alberta Edmonton-Strathcona AB SURNAME Year Given Name Ancestry transcription Location Electoral District Prov STRONACH 1958 Margaret (CRAWFORD) Mrs Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer died 1956 AB STRONACH 1958 Robert Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1958 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) calculated Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer born 1932 AB STRONACH 1958 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyllis Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton West AB STRONACH 1962 David Pryor Mr D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1962 Anne/Annie (KAIL) A Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1962 Jean (Miss) Miss Jean Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1962 Melvin Pryor Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1962 Robin Ray Robin Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton East AB STRONACH 1962 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) Mrs Sonia Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton East AB STRONACH 1962 Robert Summers Robert S Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1962 Robert Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1962 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) calculated Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer born 1932 AB STRONACH 1963 David Pryor David P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1963 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Mrs Anne Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1963 Jean (Miss) Miss Jean Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1963 Robin Ray Robin Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton East AB STRONACH 1963 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) Mrs Sonla Stronach Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton East AB STRONACH 1963 John John Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1963 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyllis Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1965 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Mrs Annie K Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1965 Melvin Pryor Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1965 Helen Carol aka Carol H (X) Mrs Carol H Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1965 Sharon (Miss) Miss Sharon Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1965 Robin Ray Robin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1965 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) Mrs Sonla Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1965 Robert Robert Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer AB STRONACH 1965 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) Mrs Ruby Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer born 1932 AB STRONACH 1968 David Pryor D P Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary Centre AB STRONACH 1968 Anne/Annie (KAIL) Annie Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary Centre AB STRONACH 1968 Melvin Pryor Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1968 Helen Carol aka Carol H (X) Mrs Carol Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1968 Robin Ray Robin R Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1968 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) calculated Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1972 Melvin Pryor Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1972 Phyllis (Mrs) Mrs Phyllis Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South on her own. No John AB STRONACH 1972 Robin Ray Robin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1972 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) Mrs Sonia Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1972 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) Mrs Ruby Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer on her owh. No Robert She born 1932 AB STRONACH 1974 Melvin Pryor Melvin Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1974 Fran Fran Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary North AB STRONACH 1974 Phyllis (Mrs) Phyllis Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South with Sam PREDIGER AB STRONACH 1974 Robin Ray Robin R Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1974 Sonia (SALAMANDICK) Sonla Stronach Calgary, Alberta Calgary South AB STRONACH 1974 Ruby Bobetta (FEYS) Mrs Ruby Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer with Lee (son?) AB STRONACH 1974 Lee Mr Lee Stronach Red Deer, Alberta Red Deer with Ruby AB STRONACH 1940 Peter Peter Stronach Victoria, British Columbia Victoria BC STRONACH 1940 Annie () Mrs Peter Stronach Victoria, British Columbia Victoria BC STRONACH 1945 Peter Peter Stronach Victoria; Carleton, British Columbia Victoria-Carleton BC STRONACH 1945 Annie () Mrs Peter Stronach Victoria; Carleton, British Columbia Victoria-Carleton BC STRONACH 1945 John Robert Alexander John Stronach Vancouver, British Columbia Vancouver South BC STRONACH 1949 Joan Adelaide (PHILLIPS) Mrs Joan Stronach Vancouver, British Columbia Vancouver South BC STRONACH 1945 Sivris Mearl (McDONALD) Mrs Charles Stronach Comox; Alberni, British Columbia Comox-Alberni BC STRONACH 1945 Marjorle Marjorle Stronach Fraser Valley, British Columbia Fraser Valley dua of John & Gertrude BC STRONACH 1945 James James Stronach Vancouver, British Columbia Vancouver Centre BC SURNAME Year Given Name Ancestry transcription Location Electoral District Prov STRONACH 1949 John Alexander John A Stronach Fraser Valley, British Columbia Fraser Valley BC STRONACH 1949 Gertrude Jane (CANTELON) Mrs Gertred Stronach Fraser Valley, British Columbia Fraser Valley BC STRONACH 1949 Charles Charles Stronach Comox; Alberni, British Columbia Comox-Alberni
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