In an earlier article entitled, “Cousin Connie”-The Mysterious Life of Constance Mary Greenwood, I chronicled the life and times of a dear relative on the Williams/Medlicott side of the family. The story gave rise to some peculiar questions about her involvement in WWII and the quiet emergence of a mysterious female of the same age and name (Constance Mary Greenwood) and her rather curious journey from England to Canada during the height of the Second World War. I surmised in the conclusion of that article that there might be another interesting story to be told beyond that of dear “Cousin Connie”.

Following the publication of the original story in the Alberta Genealogical Society quarterly newsletter “Relatively Speaking”, (Volume 49, Number 1(February 2021), I continued to be intrigued by the “other” Constance Mary Greenwood and I decided most recently, more out of curiosity than anything, to further investigate this aspect of the story. READ ON