Oland Family

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Oland Family

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1865-

History

The Oland family was involved in the brewing industry for more than one hundred years. John James Dunn Oland and Susannah Woodhouse Culverwell immigrated from England to Nova Scotia with their nine children in 1865. By 1867, they began brewing beer in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The family tradition of brewing continued until they sold Oland and Son, Limited and A. Keith and Son Limited in 1971.

Members of the Oland family were active philanthropists and contributors to their Nova Scotia communities, supporting a variety of activities and organizations, including sports, art, education, agriculture, and the Army and Navy. Members of the family continue to reside in Atlantic Canada.

A comprehensive diagram of the Oland family tree can be found in G. Brenton Haliburton's What's Brewing: Oland, 1867-1971, A History (Tantallon, NS: Four East Publications, 1994).

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Oland and Son Limited (1914-1971)

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hierarchical

Dates of relationship

1914-1971

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Oland and Son Limited was controlled by various members of the Oland family until the family sold the firm to Labbatt in 1971.

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Oland, Sidney M. (1940-2008)

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family

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1940 - ?

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Sydney M. Oland was the grandson of Sidney C. Oland and the son of Victor de B. Oland.

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Oland, Victor de Bedia (1913-1983)

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family

Dates of relationship

1913 - ?

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Victor Oland was the son of Sidney C. Oland.

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