I was born in Toronto, spent a few years in Montreal in the mid 1960s, was educated as a Chemical Engineer at the University of Toronto, graduating with a Masters degree in 1977. I married Alison Jane McNab in 1978 and worked for two years in Deep River, ON. For the past 27 years I have worked at the University of Toronto as Systems Administrator and latterly as a Computer Network Engineer. We have 5 children, and 8 grandchildren.
I have been interested in my family tree for the past decade or so.
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Russell Sutherland:
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