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In the book "Wagon to Wings" it has been recounted that "when Annie was a toddler Jim carved a doll for her from a piece of oak left over from the alter railing of the Presbyterian Church he had helped build 20 years before. It was a plain doll, without arms, but it had two movable legs and a head of thick brown hair, cut from a piece of buffalo robe. No china doll could have been more adored than "Susan" and though dilapidated she is sti
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Annie married Magnus B. Magnus in 1939, and they settled in Keewatin, Ontario and raised their four children (Margaret, Mark, Brian
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Pictures: top left - Annie, Lena with their mother Elizabeth Thomason (circa 1921) ; middle left - doll made by James Cobb and given to Annie; bottom right - Magnus B. Magnus and Annie Cobb's wedding day (1939).
Reference : Wagons to Wings - History of Lundar and Districts 1872-1980. Compiled by Lundar and DistrictHistorical Society Lundar, Manitoba.
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