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References
- Nuclear Safety,Government of Canada,Profiles of Commission Members
- Government of New Brunswick Legislature,Past Sessions
- Kent County Gen Web Cemetery transcripts and other genealogical information.
- Automated Genealogy Census reports and other genealogical data
- Newspaper Transcripts by Daniel F. Johnson
- Irish Cultural Association of New Brunswick featuring the Descendants of John and Ann Graham of Main River.
- New Brunswick Irish Portal
- 1861 Census of Kent County,published by Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.
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