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Gillis and Barnhardt Wedding Photo

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Title: Gillis and Barnhardt Wedding Photo
Internal ID: 0040.0075
Medium: Photograph
Date: 1942
Collection: 0040
Source: Columbia Basin Institute of Regional History
People: Barnhardt, Gillis, Crowe-Swords
Date Created Approx: Yes
Source External ID: Columbia Basin Institute
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A Canadian soldier with sweetheart, possibly in Cranbrook, possible a member of the Wheaton family. Louise Crowe-Swords replied - The photo is my mother's wedding photo taken approximately 1942(?). Groom is Flying Officer MLM (Larry) Gillis of Cranbrook. Later died during WW II and was buried at Kinead, Ireland, with the title Flt. Lt. MLM Gillis. Bride is Phyllis Mary Barnhardt of Yahk, B.C., who would in later years, with a second marriage, becvome Phyllis Crowe-Swords (Mrs. E.A. [Ted] Crowe-Swords). She became a Crabrook resident in the late 1950s, moving to Penticton for retirement in 1986.
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