edwarddelyea
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The last upload was August 2024.
Bob Delyea and Friends at the Delyea Homestead from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
Edward and Gertie Delyea from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
Frank and Rosena Delyea from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
The Delyeas from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
Henry Delyea and Florence Benny from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
Graham Delyea. Mitchell's son from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded August 2024
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Bob Delyea and Friends at the Delyea Homestead
- Debbie Nowell said:
Frank and Rosena Delyea
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Debbie Nowell said:
Frank Delyea is Edward Delyea’s brother. Son of Alexander and Arvilla (Anderson) Delyea
Alexander and Arvilla Delyea are buried in the old Harlowe Ontario Cemetery.
Edward and Gertie Delyea
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Debbie Nowell said:
Edward Delyea and his daughter Gertie Delyea. Delyea homestead off Myers Cave Rd.
Edward is my Great Great Grandfather on my Mom (Eileen Gaylord Delyea) side.
Edward lost his hands in a dynamite accident. -
Debbie Nowell said:
The Daily Standard
Wed, Sep 26, 1923 • Page 1
LOST BOTH HANDS IN AN EXPLOSION
Edward Delyea
Terribly In-
jured When Opening Box of Dynamite Caps.
Edward Delyea, employed in a mine north of Flinton, was opening a box of dynamite caps this morning when they exploded, inflicting terrible injuries on him. He was rushed to the General Hospital in an auto, and Dr. Bogart at once operated on him, removing both hands at the wrists./ Mr. Delyea, who is frightfully eut about the face and body, is expected to recover, despite that he lost a lot of blood and is suffering gready from shock.