Talk:Carl Daniel Ekman

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Did you know... that Carl Daniel Ekman, who first commercialized the sulfite process of wood pulp paper production, was the last of his father's sixteen children, who were all born in the same house?

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These obviously need references if they are to be put in the article - anybody is welcome to find them " Rosina Noble was born Lincoln Lincolnshire 1871 and was only 16 when she married Carl Daniel Ekman in Dieppe. Her father, Daniel Noble, was English and her mother Elizabeth Noble was Irish, born in County Cork.

Sources for this information are photos of Rosina Noble Ekman, Birth, Marriage, Death Certificate and Census. Rosina Noble was my Great Aunt.

Birth Certificate for Otto Francis shows him to have been named Francis Otto and he also joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Canada. "

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