
.@_OCL will host the 3rd annual Oxford Local History Day at Ingersoll Library on Saturday, April 22nd from 11AM - 3… https://t.co/X7uCfo7B5f
Ralph McIvor (Hank) Baigent joined the Canadian Fusiliers in Vancouver. He was scheduled to be sent to the Aleutian Islands in 1943 but never went. Instead he was a cook for the soldiers in British Columbia. He returned home, and bought a farm in Belmont. He sold this farm in 1955 and bought George Bruce’s farm near Banner. Later he sold the property retaining 25 acres near the river and woods. Ralph then purchased Roy Newman’s farm. After selling the Newman farm, he built a home on the 25 acres which he had kept from the Bruce farm. Ralph married Joan Booth in 1971.
.@_OCL will host the 3rd annual Oxford Local History Day at Ingersoll Library on Saturday, April 22nd from 11AM - 3… https://t.co/X7uCfo7B5f
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