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John Ward Dunsheath was born on month day , at birth place, to John H Dunsheath and Ethel Isabel Dunsheath (born Banning). John was born Circa May , in Ontario, Canada. Ethel was born on February 10 , in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. John married Vera Muriel Dunsheath (born Steeds) circa , at age My parents drove the 70 miles there and back every day for two days, until the psychiatrist (Dr. Bailey) told my mother she was part of the reason my brother was mentally ill. She went batshit and refused to go back there. The next day was my 11th birthday. Mama was too upset to get out of bed. Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) , Octo, SECTION B, Page 4, Image 16, brought to you by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library, Chapel Hill, NC, and the National Digital Newspaper Program.

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