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- Jack_Haney abstract "Fonce V. (Jack) Haney (March 10, 1889 - March 26, 1935) was a native of St. Catharines, Ontario. In 1912 he was the driver/mechanic of the Reo Motor Company sedan that travelled 4,176 miles from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia. The journey, undertaken with journalist Thomas W. Wilby, took 52 days and was the first trans-Canada trip made by an automobile. Haney was required to make numerous repairs on route.The trip garnered considerable press coverage in Canada, especially because the Reo special touring car had been built in St. Catharines.Haney settled in St. Catharines after the trip. He married Annie Glendinning Swan in St. Catherines, Lincoln, Ontario, Canada on 23 May 1914 and opened his own garage in the city. He was also involved with the Canadian Flying Club, established in 1928.".
- Jack_Haney alias "Haney, Fonce V.".
- Jack_Haney birthDate "1889-03-10".
- Jack_Haney birthYear "1889".
- Jack_Haney deathDate "1935-03-26".
- Jack_Haney deathPlace Canada.
- Jack_Haney deathPlace Ontario.
- Jack_Haney deathYear "1935".
- Jack_Haney nationality Canada.
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- Jack_Haney wikiPageWikiLinkText "Jack Haney".
- Jack_Haney alternativeNames "Haney, Fonce V.".
- Jack_Haney dateOfBirth "1889-03-10".
- Jack_Haney dateOfDeath "1935-03-26".
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- Jack_Haney name "Haney, Jack".
- Jack_Haney placeOfBirth "Hicksville, Indiana".
- Jack_Haney placeOfDeath "Lincoln, Ontario, Canada".
- Jack_Haney shortDescription "Canadian driver and mechanic".
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- Jack_Haney description "Canadian driver and mechanic".
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- Jack_Haney comment "Fonce V. (Jack) Haney (March 10, 1889 - March 26, 1935) was a native of St. Catharines, Ontario. In 1912 he was the driver/mechanic of the Reo Motor Company sedan that travelled 4,176 miles from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia. The journey, undertaken with journalist Thomas W. Wilby, took 52 days and was the first trans-Canada trip made by an automobile.".
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