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RHODES: Belgian immigrant Victor Lanckriet became a grocery store entrepreneur

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The Belgian and Dutch population of Chatham Kent is a substantial one and has had a presence since the earliest days. One of the more prominent pioneers of that ancestry was Daniel Ross Van Allen who founded the town of Dresden in the 1840s.Subsequent Belgian-Dutch migration to Chatham-Kent came in three waves with the catalyst being the establishment of the sugar beet industry in 1903.

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RHODES: Belgian immigrant Victor Lanckriet became a grocery store entrepreneur

Chatham history columnist John Rhodes looks at Victor Lanckriet, who came to 1920s Chatham during a wave of Belgian Dutch immigration.

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