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Currie was born in Port Arthur, Ontario on 5 October 1947. At the time, his parents, [[Jack Currie]] and Edith Lucy Currie, were living in Port Arthur. His paternal grandfather was [[Alexander Clapperton Currie|Alex Currie]]. | Currie was born in Port Arthur, Ontario on 5 October 1947. At the time, his parents, [[Jack Currie]] and Edith Lucy Currie, were living in Port Arthur. His paternal grandfather was [[Alexander Clapperton Currie|Alex Currie]]. | ||
==Family== | |||
His grandparents furiously reproduced in the absence of birth control, leaving him with a family tree littered with twelve paternal cousins and thirteen maternal cousins, (including himself and his siblings in the counts). | |||
Excluding self and siblings, whereas his son Michael has only 4 paternal and 8 maternal cousins, Ron has 9 paternal and 10 maternal cousins, 58% more. | |||
==Later life== | ==Later life== | ||
He continues to live in Port Arthur (since amalgamated as Thunder Bay) to this day. | He continues to live in Port Arthur (since amalgamated as Thunder Bay) to this day. | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 31 May 2018
Ronald Charles "Ron" Currie (1947-) is a retired high school mathematics teacher from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. He is Michael Currie's father.
Early life
Currie was born in Port Arthur, Ontario on 5 October 1947. At the time, his parents, Jack Currie and Edith Lucy Currie, were living in Port Arthur. His paternal grandfather was Alex Currie.
Family
His grandparents furiously reproduced in the absence of birth control, leaving him with a family tree littered with twelve paternal cousins and thirteen maternal cousins, (including himself and his siblings in the counts).
Excluding self and siblings, whereas his son Michael has only 4 paternal and 8 maternal cousins, Ron has 9 paternal and 10 maternal cousins, 58% more.
Later life
He continues to live in Port Arthur (since amalgamated as Thunder Bay) to this day.