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| 10851 | Catherine was the daughter of Samuel Ogden of Newark. Her children were: James Brinley, married Anna, Dau. of Cleveland A Forbes, Cincinnati, Ohio, Judge, of Ohio, They had several children. William, m. Lucy C. Whitwell of Boston, several children. Margaret Elizabeth, m. Wm. A. Whitehead of Newark. Children: Gertrude & Sarah Coates Lexy, died unmarried, before 1856 Cortland, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard W Wayne, Morristown. They in 1856 they resided in Newark with children. Penelope Brinely m. Edward Dunham of Brooklyn, L.I. - - - | MORRIS, Catherine (I849)
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| 10852 | Catherine Wilkinson died of bronchitis. | WILKINSON, Catherine (P1015)
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| 10853 | Catherine Willson is the daughter of Sarah & Stillwell Willson the Younger. . 1861 Agricultural Census for Whitby has a Abed Willson, Lot 16 WS, Con 9, 105 Acres. 88 Acres in cultivation, 78 A. cultivated 1860, 2 A garden/orchard, Wild Woods 17A, All Crops Value $6,300. Ref: For Further Research: 1861 Census, Ontario, Canada West, Twp. of East Whitby, Agricultural Census, Enumeration District Five, page 68 [Ancestry P. 934 of 969] . DIED. PHIPPS - At Whitby, on Friday, April 23, Catherine Willson, the beloved wife of Mr. Frederick Phipps, & only surviving daughter of the late Mr. Stillwill Willson, of Toronto aged 53 years & 4 months. Ref: Whitby Chronicle, published 1869 Apr 29, p2. Durham Co., Abstract Whitby Book 255, p 225 Lot 31 South, Con 3, Whitby . 1846 Nov 5, Patent, to Sarah Willson, 82 Acres . 1832 Jun 16, WILL, Stilwell Willson. . 1863 Jan 22, Mortgage, Sarah Willson, to Asher Willson, 41 Acres, $592, Remarks: Discharged. . 1868 Oct 28, Bargain&Sale, Frederick, Catharine, Geo & John A. Phipps, to Wm. Mason [Willson-Lawrence in-law], 41 Acres £800. . 1866 {68?} Dec 27, Disc. Mortgage, Asher Willson, to Geo. Phipps, 41 Acres . 1867 Feb 6 WILL, Catharine Phipps, to Geo & Jno A. Phipps to Stillwell Phipps. . 1870 Nov 26, B&S, John A Phipps, to Geo Phipps, 82A. . 1870 Nov 26, Release, Caroline A. & Geo Swallow, Mary, Margaret & John Marquis; Wm. Phipps, to George Phipps et all, 82 Acres; [Blurry document] . 1872 Dec 17, Release, Stillwell Phipps, Margaret et all; Mary Marquis & John, to Geo Phipps et all, 82A. - - - | WILLSON, Catherine .ii (I72)
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| 10854 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F269)
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| 10855 | Cause of death - Typhoid fever | COOK HATFIELD, Mary (P201)
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| 10856 | cause of death heart failure see death certificate attached | DAGG, John (P97)
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| 10857 | Cause of death was chronic nephritis (kidney disease) and aortic regurgitation (aortic valve problem) Warren G. Harding (1921-1923) was president | WALKER, Mary Elizabeth 4 (P6)
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| 10858 | cause of death was TB see cemetery records | HAYDEN, Caroline (P82)
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| 10859 | cause of death was Ulceration of the bowels and liver.. duration of illness 5 weeks informant was Richard Waistelll Mcgilivray... spelled Waistle see death register of Elizabeth Mcgill Registration number 8342 attached | WAISTELL, Elizabeth (P51)
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| 10860 | Cause of death- heart failure | MARSH, Aminda S. (P1746)
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| 10861 | Cause of Death: Debility On Elmira Street between Peter and Alix st | COOKE, William Beal (P202)
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| 10862 | Cause of death: disease. | VANDERBURGH, Cornelius (P112)
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| 10863 | Cause of death: pneumonia | RAMSDEN, Sarah Ann (P1079)
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| 10864 | Cause of death: typhoid fever | DILS, Mary Ann (P925)
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| 10865 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P12431)
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| 10866 | Ceathrine Steel spouse to Andreu Jafery 19.3.1776 40 yrs - on gravestone in Chirnside Cemetery BAPTISM: 21/12/1735 Katharine, daughter to George Steil wright in Bogend was baptized. Wm Leech and David Willsone tennants there being witnesses SURNAME: Also shown as Steele GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Katherine | STEIL, Katharine (I1157)
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| 10867 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I199)
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| 10868 | Cecil McCutcheon is the daughter of Sarah McCutcheon, b Sept 1833, Ontario. Two siblings married 2 siblings: Matthew McCutcheon married Helen Mitchell, Hugh Mitchell married Cecelia McCutcheon. . 1924 Oct 2 - Best Exhibition Ever Held by Acton Fall Fair, the ideal autumn with sunshine & its haziness brought out an immense crowd. Outstanding features were the horses, sheep, cattle, poultry, flowers, ladies work, butter & baking & garden produce. Strong competition in almost every section this year. . Ladies Fancy Work: Pair Bedroom slippers, crochet or knit; Tattling colors; Embroidery Piece Fancy crochet, other than listed; Oriental; Knitted shoulder shawl; Collection Lace, 5 pieces, including Honiton, Neelepoint etc. - Miss C L McCutcheon. Ladies house Dress, Machine made, (not factory), Mrs G M Judge. Child's Dress (other than cloth), made from old garment, Mrs. W J Hall, Mrs J Lawson*. Three pieces home dyeing, different colors, - Mrs J Lawson, Miss C L McCutcheon. A side note: *Mrs. J Lawson should have been given a prize for the Most Entered Entries at Acton Fair! - PJA 2016] Ref: Acton Free Press. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Cecilia .1 (I51)
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| 10869 | Cecil's father was a Hawksworth, but he was raised by a Cass, and took that surname. He was born in England, but came to Canada at a very young age. | CASS, Cecil Lamb (I2385)
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| 10870 | Cecile is the daughter of Harriet Emiline Macray & Benjamin Jasper Robertson. | ROBERTSON, Cecile Eva (I2213)
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| 10871 | Cedar Springs. Smallish cement stone with a wreath & shield, one tree, surrounded by a high black iron fence. | CUMMER, Albert George (I425)
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| 10872 | Cedryck (Lord of Gwynfai and of Cardigan), who received as a gift from Fitz Hamon the Castle and Lordship of Ruthyn. Arms of Cedrych - Sable a lion rampany regardant argent, langued and armes gules. The children of Cedryck were: * Aeddan, next * Meuric, this is the Edward Lewis of Van line. | CEDRYCK, Meuric Ap (I13238)
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| 10873 | Cement monument is in good condition but very faint. | WILLSON, Samuel C .Jr .3rd (I485)
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| 10874 | Cement monuments lays on the ground, cracked at base. 2012. | LEONARD, Capt. William Sr. (I890)
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| 10875 | Cement monuments reads '44 years wife of William.' | APPLEGATE, Elizabeth (I1995)
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| 10876 | Cement pilar monument, 2 pine trees motif on top, perhaps 2 ferns on bottom. | NEAR, Jacob .4 (I893)
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| 10877 | Cement pillar monuemnt S14 -16. | FELKER, Abraham .2 (I186)
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| 10878 | Cemetery, Monument much faint, bears Jewish script & an angle on it. | MYERS, Judith JUDA (I80)
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| 10879 | Cemetery, Yale, St. Clair Co., MI. | TEETZEL, Elton Edward (I924)
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| 10880 | Cemetery. | TAYLOR, Oscar Frederick (I1460)
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| 10881 | Cemetery. | LUNDY, Israel Jr. (I50)
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| 10882 | Cemetery. Monument M620. | MARSH, Alexander Newton .2 (I1092)
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| 10883 | Cemetery: Glendale Cemetery Des Moines, Iowa, At Rest Bolette, his wife | NELSON, Gitte Gitley (P5795)
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| 10884 | Cemetery: Forest Grove Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Plain City, Madison County, Ohio, | SMITH, Eva Maria (P4180)
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| 10885 | Census 1824 | Source (S4)
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| 10886 | Census 1851 with Hannah & Phebe Ann & Ben Sheppard. | WILLSON, Elizabeth .3 (I23)
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| 10887 | Census 1852 East Gwillimbury, York Co., Ontario Samuel Howe, Labourer, England, Church of England, b 1814, Log house Mary Howe, wife, age 27, b 1825, Canada William Howe, son, age 3, b 1849, Canada Wilson, Absalom, age 3, b. 1849. Note: Absalom Willson's mother died at his birth. Mary Howe was presumably Absalom's wet nurse. - PJ Ahlberg. The Children of Peace was dissolved in 1889. Absolom Willson owned the Sharon Temple and Meeting Houses; he was one of heir last members. Absalom sold the Second Meeting House for lumber, the funds from which were supposed to pay for the upkeep of the Children of Peace cemetery. He initially gave the Temple to the Christian Church, in the hopes that they would start a congregation in Sharon and thus maintain the buildings. When they were unable to do so, they returned the Temple to Absalom. He sold the farm and Temple on his retirement, and the Temple was then sold to the York Pioneer Historical Society in 1917. His wife and children were members of the Church of England. He was a prominent Mason for more than 50 years, being first accepted in 1870; he had a perfect attendance record for 11 of those years even though he had to walk miles to go to lodge. he was master of the Sharon lodge in 1889, 1890 and 1896. Photo taken between 1901-1920 shows Absalom Willson, a healthy, smiling man in about 70 years, wearing a white shirt and white vest, stiff collar & tie, white beard, hat and is carrying a wood cane. Background is at the the side of a wood house, window with shutters. Ref: Dead Fred Photos. Obituary: Grandson of builder of Sharon Temple was buried Monday Absolam Wllson, Buried on Monday, after funeral services at the home where he lived practically all his life. Interment in Queensville cemetery. The late Mr. Willson died early Saturday in his 89 year. His grandfather, David Willson, was a pioneer in that district after coming from NY, founding the sect when the Quaker church eh attended disapproved of music. Surviving are one sone F A Wilson, Souris, Man., and 2 daughters, Mrs Willard D Grose of Sharon Mrs C R Montgomery of Toronto. Ref: Stouffville Tribune, Ontario. 1939 Mar 16th. - - - | WILLSON, Absalom AMOS (I108)
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| 10888 | Census 1852, Age 25 / 1827. | JOHNSTON, Margaret .2 .2 (I650)
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| 10889 | Census 1852. Alt Miss-spelling: Tarboz, Turbox, Turbon. | TARBOX, Elisha .1 (I284)
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| 10890 | Census 1861 Maryborough Twp., Wellington Co. Mrs. Paul Willson is missing from the census with Paul & the 4 Willson children. Paul is listed as married. It is possible this was an error by the census taker as Paul is on the bottom of the page, & the children are on the next page. - PJA 2010. | WILLSON, Mrs. Ann (Paul) (I653)
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| 10891 | Census 1871. | WILLSON, Marie Jane (I549)
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| 10892 | Census 1880, age 6 /1874. | HAMILTON, Alice Rebecca .1 (I83)
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| 10893 | Census 1881 | TISDALE, Harden V .1 (I1222)
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| 10894 | Census 1891, St. James Ward, Toronto Census 1901, Toronto. . NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will apply to Parliament at its next Session, for an Act to incorporate a Company, with authority to construct a Railway from London to Amherstburg, or to such other point on the Detroit River as may be deemed most advantageous. E. F. WHITTEMORE, H. HOLTON. Ref: 10 December 1853. . 1915 OCT 29 - REV. C. McQuesten from his mother. - Yesterday we had a call from Holton Whittemore & his friend Jan Norman, who had come up to interview Gen. Logie. So they stayed for dinner & after phoning Mrs. Logie got the General at the club & he received them at head-quarters. They came back much impressed with his soldierly bearing, very stern at first, because he thought they were trying to get ahead of their superior officer in Toronto, but when they explained he was very nice. Holton said Reggie & his bride took tea with them the night before, so I sent off their present. I had got a very pretty plate with an open work silver border & a crown Derby Centre, very pretty we thought. . 1928 Jul 10 - Rev. Calvin McQuesten at Carleton, Quebec from his mother. We have been suffering great heat & glad you are away. Mary is now taking her turn learning to drive. On Sat. Tom drove us all to Grimsby to see Mrs. Whittemore, it was fearfully hot, could not have stood it in a Ford car. Holton was there, quite a stout fellow now. - - - | WHITTEMORE, Holton (I852)
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| 10895 | Census 1900 Cadillac, MI gives her birth as Sep 1877. | WILLSON, Florence Ethel (I2553)
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| 10896 | Census 1900 Cadillac, Michigan, gives her birth as Sep 1877. | WILLSON, Florence Ethel (I243)
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| 10897 | Census 1901, Ospringe | MCCUTCHEON, Hugh Robert 'HR' .4 (I3)
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| 10898 | Census 1910, Detroit, Michigan Mary J King, age 47 Walter R King, age 24 Myrtle A King, age 22 John A King, age 18 Ann Cooper, Age 70, b 1840, English Canada, widowed, Boarder, her parents were also born in Canada. [Verify if any relationship.] - - - | LAWRENCE, Mary J .xvi (I1886)
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| 10899 | Census 1911 Amabel Twp., Bruce Co., Ontario Lilly Walker, b. May 1896, age 14. Ontario Birth Registration Index for Bruce County: Lily Walker, born 27 Dec 1898, d/o Geo. Walker & Elizabeth Perry [Perie]. | WALKER, Lillie (I315)
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| 10900 | Census 1911 reads 1904 June | MCCUTCHEON, Elsie Viola (I80)
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