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P Nora Pettit (ID=776)
Born: 1866 - Ontario, Canada
Married: April 29, 1909 Ontario Canada
Remarks: Married By W.A. Graham
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Spouse(1):
John Mallon (ID=902)
Born: 1850 -
Married: April 29, 1909 Ontario Canada
Remarks: Married By W.A. Graham.

John lived in St. Thomas at time of Marriage.
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Siblings:
Arthur Hayes Pettit
Calvin Cosey Pettit
Catherine Pettit
George Edward Pettit
Harriet Pettit
John Pettit
Wesley Pettit

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Nora Pettit

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1866
* President: Andrew Johnson
* The first daylight bank robbery in United States history during peacetime takes place in Liberty, Missouri. This is considered to be the first robbery committed by Jesse James and his gang. The United States Congress approves the minting of a nickel 5-cent coin (nickel),