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Leading Landlords

June 25, 2014 Leave a comment


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The approximately 3.6 million acres of land held in Maine, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia make the Irvings the largest landowners in those states and provinces.As heirs to the J.D. Irving Group of Companies fortune, the three Canadian brothers,James,Arthur and John, also inherited thousands of square miles of forest land that the company uses as paper and pulp materials in one part of their very diversified business portfolio. Read more of this post

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