Joseph & Carolina Best, Canada 1897

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Joseph & Carolina Best, Canada 1897

Joseph & Carolina Best of Ontario, Canada in 1897: Joseph left Eldorado in spring of 1898 and came to Glen Ewen, Saskatchewan. Carolina joined him in Nov 1898 after she had Arthur Alexander Best. They were born in Canada. His parents were immigrants from Ireland & hers from Germany.
People in photo include: Joseph Best and Carolina Best

Date & Place: 1897 in Eldorado, Hastings County, Ontario Canada

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