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A letter to his mother. 20 Jan 1942 (3) Mrs. S. R. Haslam Cardston, Alberta Dear Mrs. Haslam: It is my painful duty to confirm the telegram recently received by you which informed you that your son, Flying Officer Charles Broadbent Haslam, is reported missing on Active Service. Advice has...
“We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie in Flanders Fields.”John McCrae Haslam and Broadbents: Sgt. Leslie John McMurray Leslie John McMurray Virtual Memorial Cardston Historical Society Fallen Soldiers Charles Broadbent Haslam Charles Broadbent Haslam Virtual...
Leavitt, Alberta“Chief Mountain Country” pages 66 – 68 About six or seven miles west of Cardston along the No. 5 highway to Waterton Lakes is the little hamlet of Leavitt. It is nestled in a beautiful valley surrounded by rolling hills and backed by a skyline of rock mountains with...
My grandparents, Francis Greenwood Broadbent, who was born the 28th day of April 1839 at Manchester, England and Sarah Frances Taylor Steers who was born the third day of December 1838 at Sullivan County New York and were married the 24th day of December 1860 at Salt Lake City after...
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MARY GREENWOOD BROADBENT Pioneer 1864. Mary Greenwood (Broadbent) was born April 30, 1811 in Todmorden England. Her parents were James Greenwood and Elizabeth Lau (born 1769, died 1842). She married James William Broadbent in 1835. He was born April 12, 1811 at Hurst England, and died in Illinois Nov. 28,...