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Note on Daniel Gilchrist Murray

I'm not sure, but this 1956 candidate for the Liberals could be the son of Ma and George Murray; Dan was old enough by then to run, and it might be that the family political bug bit him while working for the family paper in Ft St. John; and his running might have been one way to keep his mother from doing so as well.....not sure if this is him or not but will check when I find a copy of The Newspapering Murrays again.Skookum1 22:14, 31 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]