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   * Emmett Mullally's early career as a schoolteacher and his lifelong interest in education.   * Emmett Mullally's early career as a schoolteacher and his lifelong interest in education.
   * The Mullally family's Irish Catholic identity and Emmett's interest in Thomas D'Arcy McGee.   * The Mullally family's Irish Catholic identity and Emmett's interest in Thomas D'Arcy McGee.
-  * Financial difficulties experienced by Emmett's father, Michael Mullally, and their possible connection to the family's Prince Edward Island property.+  * Financial difficulties experienced by Emmett's father, Michael Mullally, and the connection to the family's Prince Edward Island property.
   * Jessie Mullally's education, teaching career, intellectual interests, and community involvement.   * Jessie Mullally's education, teaching career, intellectual interests, and community involvement.
   * The childhood acquaintance, courtship, and engagement of Malcolm Gruner and Jessie Mullally.   * The childhood acquaintance, courtship, and engagement of Malcolm Gruner and Jessie Mullally.
-  * The history and ownership of the Mullally family home in Prince Edward Island. 
  
 The summary was generated from a recording and may contain transcription errors, particularly in personal names and place names. The summary was generated from a recording and may contain transcription errors, particularly in personal names and place names.
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 === Florence Mullally Donahue === === Florence Mullally Donahue ===
  
-The interviewee remembered a woman named **Florence**, possibly known as *Flossie*, who married into the Donahue family.+The interviewee remembered a woman named **[[generation_3:3_3_mullally_macdonald:florence_mullally|Florence]]**, possibly known as *Flossie*, who married into the Donahue family.
  
 Her husband reportedly died young, possibly during the influenza epidemic around 1918–1919. Her husband reportedly died young, possibly during the influenza epidemic around 1918–1919.
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 The interviewee recalled once possessing correspondence and condolence letters associated with Aunt Babe's death, although these papers are no longer in her possession. The interviewee recalled once possessing correspondence and condolence letters associated with Aunt Babe's death, although these papers are no longer in her possession.
  
-Her full religious and civil names remain to be documented.+**Note:** According to the family tree, this is likely to be Mary Rosalie Mullally.
  
 === Jessie Mullally and the Family Name === === Jessie Mullally and the Family Name ===
  
-Another sister, **Jessie Mullally**, reportedly died at nineteen years of age.+Another sister, **[[generation_3:3_3_mullally_macdonald:jessie_j_mullally|Jessie Mullally]]**, reportedly died at nineteen years of age.
  
 The interviewee explained that Jessie Rosalie Mullally was named in her memory. The interviewee explained that Jessie Rosalie Mullally was named in her memory.
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 ==== 4. Jessie Rosalie Mullally: Education and Intellectual Life ==== ==== 4. Jessie Rosalie Mullally: Education and Intellectual Life ====
  
-The interview provided considerable new insight into **[[generation_2:2_2_mullally_mullally:jessie_mullally|Jessie Rosalie Mullally Gruner]]**.+The interview provided considerable new insight into [[generation_1:1_1_gruner_mullally:jessie_mullally|Jessie Rosalie Mullally Gruner]].
  
 The interviewee described her mother as academically accomplished, sociable, intellectually curious, and deeply interested in education. The interviewee described her mother as academically accomplished, sociable, intellectually curious, and deeply interested in education.
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 ==== 5. Malcolm and Jessie Gruner: Courtship and Engagement ==== ==== 5. Malcolm and Jessie Gruner: Courtship and Engagement ====
  
-The interview preserved a particularly detailed family account of the relationship between **[[generation_1:1_1_gruner_mullally:malcolm_gruner|Malcolm Hamilton Nightingale Gruner]]** and [[generation_2:2_2_mullally_mullally:jessie_mullally|Jessie Rosalie Mullally]].+The interview preserved a particularly detailed family account of the relationship between **[[generation_1:1_1_gruner_mullally:malcolm_gruner|Malcolm Hamilton Nightingale Gruner]]** and **[[generation_1:1_1_gruner_mullally:jessie_mullally|Jessie Rosalie Mullally]]**.
  
 === Childhood Acquaintance === === Childhood Acquaintance ===
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 Malcolm and Jessie reportedly first met as children in Montreal before the First World War. Malcolm and Jessie reportedly first met as children in Montreal before the First World War.
  
-Their fathers, **Oskar Cameron Gruner** and **Emmett James Mullally**, were acquainted through Montreal's academic and professional circles, and their families spent time together.+Their fathers, **[[generation_2:2_1_gruner_nightingale:oskar_gruner|Oskar Cameron Gruner]]** and **[[generation_2:2_2_mullally_mullally:emmett_mullally|Emmett James Mullally]]**, were acquainted through Montreal's academic and professional circles, and their families spent time together.
  
 The interviewee remembered a family story about Malcolm wearing *plus-fours*, a style of knickerbocker trousers worn with long socks, on an early occasion when Jessie saw him. The interviewee remembered a family story about Malcolm wearing *plus-fours*, a style of knickerbocker trousers worn with long socks, on an early occasion when Jessie saw him.
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