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Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born:''' September 12, 1926 '''Died:''' '''Married: ''' '''Children:''' Libby '''Elizabeth Jessie Dawe '''came from Newfoundland to cure in August of 1944. She was just 17 years old. She first stayed at 84 Park Avenue, and then moved to 45 Riverside Drive. She was treated by Dr. Kinghorn. She returned to Saranac Lake to visit with her daughter Libby decades later. ''I..." |
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'''Elizabeth Jessie Dawe '''came from Newfoundland to cure in August of 1944. She was just 17 years old. She first stayed at [[Clara | '''Elizabeth Jessie Dawe '''came from Newfoundland to cure in August of 1944. She was just 17 years old. She first stayed at [[Clara Black Cottage|84 Park Avenue]], and then moved to [[R. Eugene Woodruff House|45 Riverside Drive]]. She was treated by [[Hugh M. Kinghorn|Dr. Kinghorn]]. She returned to Saranac Lake to visit with her daughter Libby decades later. | ||
''Information provided by her daughter, Libby, and records from the Historic Saranac Lake collection and the Saranac Lake Free Library. Note: her records list her name as "Dawes" with an 's' but this is incorrect.'' | ''Information provided by her daughter, Libby, and records from the [[Historic Saranac Lake]] collection and the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]]. Note: her records list her name as "Dawes" with an 's' but this is incorrect.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 6 March 2026
Born: September 12, 1926
Died:
Married:
Children: Libby
Elizabeth Jessie Dawe came from Newfoundland to cure in August of 1944. She was just 17 years old. She first stayed at 84 Park Avenue, and then moved to 45 Riverside Drive. She was treated by Dr. Kinghorn. She returned to Saranac Lake to visit with her daughter Libby decades later.
Information provided by her daughter, Libby, and records from the Historic Saranac Lake collection and the Saranac Lake Free Library. Note: her records list her name as "Dawes" with an 's' but this is incorrect.