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1873-1946 (Creation)
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- Buchanan, Charles Alexander
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Charles Alexander Buchanan (8 Apr. 1909 - 17 Feb. 1979) attended the University of Western Ontario, graduating with a B.A. in 1930, and an M.D. in 1934. In 1937, he received a doctorate degree in ophthalmology from Oxford University, UK. While interning at New York’s Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, Charles met his future wife, Jeanne (variously spelled Jean) Fulton, a registered nurse (1 June 1911 - 18 Jan. 1983). They married at the Central United Church in St. Thomas, Ontario on October 28, 1939. After settling in London, Dr. Buchanan operated a medical practice out of the family home. Although he had begun work with the Royal Canadian Air Force as an eye specialist in September of 1939, Charles was not called to active service until February of 1941 (as a Flight Lieutenant). After the war, Charles resumed his practice at 400 Central Avenue in London. Charles and Jeanne are interred with Charles’ parents, John Alexander and Bertha May, in section D of Mount Pleasant Cemetery in London, Ontario.
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John Alexander Buchanan (28 May 1877 - 11 Sept. 1943), was the son of Alexander Buchanan
(2 Feb. 1836 - 28 May 1926) and Sarah M. Buchanan (née Campbell) (17 Oct. 1852 - 5 July
1929). Sometimes known as Jack, John Alexander Buchanan was a teacher for the London
Public School Board and, throughout his career, taught at H.B. Beal Secondary School and the
London Collegiate Institute Technical School. John married Bertha May Trebilcock (11 Dec.
1876 - 5 Nov. 1944), daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Trebilcock. Their only child, Charles
Alexander Buchanan, was born on April 8, 1909. The family resided at 400 Central Avenue in
London, Ontario and owned numerous rental properties throughout the city.
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The fonds primarily contains materials created and collected by John Alexander Buchanan and Charles Alexander Buchanan. Included are documents relating to: Elizabeth Trebilcock's estate; John Buchanan's teaching career; Charles Buchanan's university education; Buchanan family rental properties (bank statements, cancelled cheques, receipts, invoices, insurance, tax returns, correspondence from renters, land deeds); and Charles Buchanan's medical practice (wartime procedures and records, New York records, and Toronto records).
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The Buchanan Family fonds were likely donated by Charles and Jeanne's children, John and Linda, in November, 1979.
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Access to series 6 [Charles Alexander Buchanan medical practice documents] is subject to Ontario health information legislation and will require submission of a Research Access Request.