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(3) Mrs. X
(3) Mrs. X

(3) Mrs. X

Date8/26/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: (3) Mrs. X.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023007F
(2) Mrs. X. (Mrs. Pauline Clarke) and her latest born. twin boys, (3) [Incomplete]
(2) Mrs. X. (Mrs. Pauline Clarke) and her latest born. twin boys, (3) [Incomplete]
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May be hit by ruling. Mrs. X, one of the contenders for the Charles Vance Millar estate, whose status may be affected by the declaration of Mr.Justice(...)
May be hit by ruling. Mrs. X, one of the contenders for the Charles Vance Millar estate, whose status may be affected by the declaration of Mr.Justice(...)
11/20/1936
(2) Mrs. X. with her twin sons
(2) Mrs. X. with her twin sons
8/26/1936
Left to Right are, Mr. Ambrose Harrison, Mrs. Joseph Bagnato, Mr. Steffano Darrigo, Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Bagnato and Mrs. Darrigo. [Incomplete]
Left to Right are, Mr. Ambrose Harrison, Mrs. Joseph Bagnato, Mr. Steffano Darrigo, Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Bagnato and Mrs. Darrigo. [Incomplete]
n.d.
Mr. and Mrs. Steffano Darrigo of Toronto, and their family of 12. Mrs. Darrigo claims that she has had nine children since Oct. 31, 1926. This place h(...)
Mr. and Mrs. Steffano Darrigo of Toronto, and their family of 12. Mrs. Darrigo claims that she has had nine children since Oct. 31, 1926. This place h(...)
10/26/1935
Mrs. Drury (L), Mrs. Lynch, The widow holds 8-month-old Catherine
Mrs. Drury (L), Mrs. Lynch, The widow holds 8-month-old Catherine
2/2/1967
Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
Victor and loser. Mrs. Grace Bagnato (Right), an early contender for the Millar will fortune, came with her husband to the Timleck's party. They presented Mrs. Timleck (Left) with a hand-hooked rug
12/1/1938
shows Mrs. Peter Romas of Brock Ave. with four of her children. Mrs. Romas claims to have seven eligible children and expects another any time now, wi(...)
shows Mrs. Peter Romas of Brock Ave. with four of her children. Mrs. Romas claims to have seven eligible children and expects another any time now, wi(...)
10/29/1936
It's a lovely party. Mrs. A. Hollis Timleck (Right) told Mrs. Nagle it was a wonderful party. A fiddler played square dance music and everybody took p(...)
It's a lovely party. Mrs. A. Hollis Timleck (Right) told Mrs. Nagle it was a wonderful party. A fiddler played square dance music and everybody took p(...)
8/5/1939
Mrs. Lucy Timleck, More than glad to hear the news to-day was Mrs. Timleck. Never since she entered the race has she questioned the court rulings. She(...)
Mrs. Lucy Timleck, More than glad to hear the news to-day was Mrs. Timleck. Never since she entered the race has she questioned the court rulings. She(...)
3/19/1938
Mrs. Annie Smith. Fourth of the mothers to qualify for first place in the race was Mrs. Smith, the judge's ruling announced to-day. All four winners h(...)
Mrs. Annie Smith. Fourth of the mothers to qualify for first place in the race was Mrs. Smith, the judge's ruling announced to-day. All four winners h(...)
3/19/1938
and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
and Mrs. Pauline Mae Clarke, who were ruled out of the Millar will contest for $500,000 by the decision of Mr. Justice Middleton to-day. [Incomplete]
3/19/1938