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Keeping a family of 12 properly clothed and fed was a big job, Mrs
Keeping a family of 12 properly clothed and fed was a big job, Mrs

Keeping a family of 12 properly clothed and fed was a big job, Mrs

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Original Toronto Star caption: Keeping a family of 12 properly clothed and fed was a big job; Mrs. Nagle admits. This photograph fo the Nagle family was taken before they received their share of the Millar will money.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023027F
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. John Nagle thinks her 12 children also need more room
Mrs. John Nagle thinks her 12 children also need more room
4/9/1938
Family reunited at home of Nhi Gould, wife of CTV vice-president Tom Gould, are her two sisters and their families who fled Saigon. Holding Mrs. Gould(...)
Family reunited at home of Nhi Gould, wife of CTV vice-president Tom Gould, are her two sisters and their families who fled Saigon. Holding Mrs. Gould(...)
6/10/1975
The music stopped long enough for a photographer to get a family group (Lower) which included Mrs
The music stopped long enough for a photographer to get a family group (Lower) which included Mrs
8/5/1939
Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are
Mrs. Kittis, who claims eight of her 11 children are eligible, is seen in (2) with her family. Left to Right are
10/24/1936
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]
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The Nagles At Home. There are 12 children in John Nagle's family. All of them are under 15. Their dining room table has to be the biggest obtainable
The Nagles At Home. There are 12 children in John Nagle's family. All of them are under 15. Their dining room table has to be the biggest obtainable
9/10/1932
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
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
(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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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
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