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Victor Blochin
Woodland Pet Cemetery, Step Daughter of Victor Blochin Writes
November 11, 2013
By Rue Ford Strock. I am the step daughter of Major Victor Blochin. My mother Elizabeth Ann Blochin, Victor's second wife of many years....
Aurora Pet Cemetery: Happy Woodland, A Few More Findings
October 29, 2011
After extensive effort, I’ve reached a point where I must concede defeat. At this time, I’ve made the decision to temporarily halt my search...
Pet Cemetery, Access Denied
August 18, 2011
It isn't going to happen after seeing this sign. The Kennel Inn is now closed, and there is absolutely no trespassing. I thought that...
Who Was Mrs. Capstick, Pet Cemetery, Part V
July 13, 2011
I know that I have not written much about Victor Blochin since his wife Anne Elizabeth Blochin, maiden name Wilson, was always on the...
People Behind The Pet Cemetery, Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Blochin, Part IV
July 13, 2011
Some sources are telling me that there is a possibility that the overgrown pet cemetery was owned by Kennel Inn in Aurora, and now...
About Canada’s Only Pet Cemetery In Aurora, Finally, Part III
July 13, 2011
Happy Woodlawn (Woodland) was the Canada's first and only pet cemetery situated here Aurora, Ontario. It was privately own by Mr. and Mrs. Victor...
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