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	Greer Susan E		2
	Greer Tawanda M	2003	1
	Greer Thomas H		2
	Greer Thomas V		2
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	Greer Tracey	c2013	1
	Greer Walter L	c2000	1
	Greer Wendy Wilson	c1999	1
	Greer William Alexander -- See Greer, Sonny		1
	Greer William F	2004	1
	Greer William G 1961	2016	1
	Greer William Joseph 1945	c1980	1
	Greer Wootten Bryn 1938	1980	1
	Greer Xury		2
	Grees Pia	2009	1
	Grees Pia 1968	2009	1
	Greeson Jeffrey	c2009	1
	Greeson Jennifer Rae		3
	Greeson Phillip E	c1979	1
	Greest V	2006	1
	Greet Anne Hyde		6
	Greet Ben Sir 1857 1936		2
	Greet Michele 1970		2
	Greet Philip Barling Ben Sir 1857 1936 -- See Greet, Ben, Sir, 1857-1936		1
	Greet R M	1987	1
	Greet T R C		2
	Greet Tim		2
	Greet William Cabell 1901 1972		15
	Greetham D C David C 1941		8
	Greetham David		3
	Greetham David C 1941 -- See Greetham, D. C. (David C.), 1941-		1
	Greetham Nico	2020	1
	Greethong Chulathida	c2001	1
	Greeting Thomas D 1682		5
	Greeuw Sandra C H	2000	1
	Greeve Melissa A	c2008	1
	Greeven Mark		2
	Greeven Mark J	2019	1
	Greevenbosch Cora		3
	Greever Garland 1883 1967		4
	Greever Gustavus Garland 1883 1967 -- See Greever, Garland, 1883-1967		1
	Greever John Jay -- See Greever, John (John Jay)		1
	Greever John John Jay	c1967	1
	Greever Tom		5
	Greever William S	1963	1
	Greeves Arthur 1895 1966		2
	Greeves J W	1830?	1
	Greeves Joseph Arthur 1895 1966 -- See Greeves, Arthur, 1895-1966		1
	Greeves Nick	2012	1
	Greeves Teri		2
	Greevey Lucy E -- See Creevey, Lucy E		1
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The University of Saskatchewan's main campus is situated on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis.