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Cannon Brought Medicine to Balsam Grove
October 6, 2014
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Edward Gaine Cannon was born in the Calvert community of Transylvania County in 1900 to James and Anna Whitmire Cannon. James Cannon was a physician
Edward Gaine Cannon was born in the Calvert community of Transylvania County in 1900 to James and Anna Whitmire Cannon. James Cannon was a physician
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