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                <text>The Farm, second home together, near Chesley, Ontario</text>
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                <text>Photos depict the farm buildings, family, Egan's mother, Jack and Jim, the landscape and farm animals</text>
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                <text>ca. 1954-1955</text>
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        <name>Jack Nesbit</name>
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        <name>Jim Egan</name>
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