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Frank Patrick O'Connor

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His 600 acre estate was later acquired by the Toronto Catholic School Board (located next to the high school named after him) and sold. It was being restored and has been damaged by a fire in 2012. The remaining lands of the 240 hectares estate was developed for residential use.
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One of the 15 islands that make up Toronto Islands Park is called Senator Frank Patrick O'Connor Island on Google maps. There are no buildings on this island and it is only accessible by water.
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O'Connor married Mary Ellen Hayes. With $ 500 in financing from local partners they moved to Toronto in 1912 and opened a new store at 354
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candy store on (at 354) Yonge Street. In 1919 he expanded across Canada and into the United States, where the chain was known as
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candy stores. In 1923 Laura Secord became the first candy manufacturer in the world to introduce a profit-sharing plan.
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Frank and Mary Ellen had a daughter, Mary; and Frank adopted Mary Ellen's young son William.
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O'Connor survived his wife, who died in 1931, and died at this estate at age 54.
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A Roman Catholic, O'Connor gave $ 500,000 in the 1930s to the
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Frank Patrick O'Connor – Parliament of Canada biography
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of Scarborough Junction, Ontario until his death in 1939.
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Mary Eleanor McKeown and Patrick O'Connor (parents)
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Index


Senator
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Deseronto
Ontario
Toronto
Liberal
Laura Secord Chocolates
Fanny Farmer
O'Connor Drive
Deseronto
Ontario
General Electric
Peterborough
Chiclets
Yonge Street
Laura Secord
Fanny Farmer
Senate of Canada
Liberal
Prime Minister
William Lyon Mackenzie King
senatorial division
Archdiocese of Toronto
James Charles McGuigan
Senator O'Connor College School
Toronto Catholic District School Board
"Peterborough Directory 1910, Union Publishing Company of Ingersol, Insert after p. 104"
"The Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley", Vol. 12., No. 4, Enid Mitchell, p. 9, February 2008"
"Historicist: A Box of Laura Secord"

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