- England in 1864.
- He inherited money from his uncle whose last name was Dunn.
It was a way of keeping the Dunn name in the family. J.C. changed the name a
bit by dropping one “n.”
- Dun-Waters’ first wife. There were married in 1887.
- Hunting and curling.
- Pack apples, or other fruit, into boxes.
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- Named it after the old family home in Scotland where he was
raised.
- 1911 - 1912.
- It was built near a creek. Scottish word for creek is burn.
- Sense of accomplishment getting the stump out of the ground.
- She particularly liked the flower gardens at Fintry.
- Took underprivileged boys and girls from cities in England
and brought them to Canada and Australia. They were given an education that
included how to work on a farm.
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