Notes
Matches 11,501 to 11,550 of 26,054
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| 11501 | d/o Andrew Taylor McCord. | MCCORD, Anna LOUISA (I539)
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| 11502 | d/o John Lawrence, Esq. | LAWRENCE, Sarah .iv (I508)
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| 11503 | Daisy Elizabeth is the daughter of Sarah Elizabeth Durand & Doctor Wm. Oldright. Marriage: Dec 31, 1884, Toronto Luther Holton Whittemore, Age 26, 1858, Clerk, son of Margaret [Lawrence] & E B Whittemore. Daisy Elizabeth Oldright, Age 26, 1858, Toronto & Wm Oldright, d. 4 Mar 1962 in NYC. Wit: Wm. H Whittemore, Toronto & Ann Robinson. Daisy Elizabeth Oldright, 18 y/1866 b. Walkerton, Dau. of Sarah Ellen Durand, B 1843 Oct 2, Chicago, Ill. & Wm. John Oldright 1842 Jun 23, St. Kitts, West Indies. Census 1901, 21 Hawthorne Ave., Toronto. Census 1911, 154 Carlton St., Toronto. Note: This is near the address of the Maple Leaf Gardens, former Hockey rink. - PJA. W. Lawrence Whittemore is living with his grandparents, Wm. & Sarah E Oldright & cousins, Mabel Winifred Violet Oldright. . 1883 Sep 6. Richmond Hill. Dr W Oldright, chairman of the Provincial Board of Health, Provicne of Ontario, being present, stated a complaint had been made to the Prov.Bd. of Health, concerning certain nuances calculated to be injuries to the village. . An interesting Meeting. Dr. Oldright attended a Council meeting on Monday night & address them a large number or ratepayers at some length upon the sanitary conditions of certain parts of the village not being properly looker after. Ref: York Herald Newspaper, Richmond Hill. Dr. Oldright descended from military ancestors. His grandfather was a burgher of Frankfort-on-Main. He having contracted a 2nd marriage, his son left home & joined the British army when Napoleon Bonaparte's military genius. His mother was Elizabeth Clucas, from the Isle of Man. In 1854 his father's retirement he resided in Nova Scotia for a short time. He then attended Brantford High School & entered University college graduated in modern languages in 864 & medicine in 1865. He began practice at Walkerton, Not for 2 years & returned to Toronto in 1867. He became a lecturer on Sanitary Science in the Toronto School of Medicine. In 1865 he married Sarah Ellen, daughter of Charles Duran, Esq., to this city. - - - | OLDRIGHT, Sarah Elizabeth DAISY (I547)
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| 11504 | Dale 1 | SPARKS*, Gussie (I645)
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| 11505 | Dale 1 | DALE*, Samuel A. (I641)
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| 11506 | Dale 12 lived on L30 &31 C1 His marrige to Eliza was witnessed by Calvin Burtch & Richard Tunks Lot 34, originally owned by Archibald Burtch, then granted to William Burtch in 1840, then sold after a brief time to Jacob Dale in December 1940. | DALE*, Jacob (I661)
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| 11507 | Dale 13 Eliza was the daughter of John Hensel and Catherine Wilkington. Her father was shot defending Fort George in May 1813 and died from his wounds at DeCew a few days later. Eliza was 2 months old. Her mother remarried and became the first wife of Richard Tunks. [Sid Prior notes] Apparently Eliza's grandfather, Andrew Hansel (d. 1818) had a will in Thorold Twp; among other things, he left "to my grand daughter only daughter of my son John deceased two hundred acres in the Township of Uxbride being Lot 4 in Concession 4" [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NIAGARA-ONT/1999-05/0926876842] Her marriage to Jacob Dale was witnessed by Calvin Burtch & Richard Tunks -she probably died in childbirth when son John was born 1839 | HENZEL*, Eliza (I668)
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| 11508 | Dale 14 | DALE*, Henry (I671)
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| 11509 | Dale 15 L34 C1 and L41 C1 Samuel Dale bought portions of L40 and L41 from John Moore in November, 1842. | DALE*, Samuel (I692)
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| 11510 | Dale 17 | CALDWELL*, Hannah (I662)
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| 11511 | Dale 18 | DALE*, Henry (I667)
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| 11512 | Dale 19 | DALE*, George (I624)
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| 11513 | Dale 2 Marriage witnessed by Jacob Dale ( ) and Peter Tunks (brother) | TUNKS*, Catherine (I242)
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| 11514 | Dale 2 marriage witnessed by Peter Tunks & Jacob Dale (brother or father?) | DALE*, Joseph (I248)
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| 11515 | Dale 2 | DALE*, Charles (I700)
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| 11516 | Dale 2 | DALE*, Alvira (I699)
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| 11517 | Dale 20 | DALE*, John (I625)
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| 11518 | Dale 21 | DALE*, Samuel (I623)
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| 11519 | Dale 22 | DALE*, John F. (I620)
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| 11520 | Dale 25 Dale 27 died age 6 months | DALE*, Daniel (I642)
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| 11521 | Dale 26 Dale 27 teacher at Glendale School 1850-1855 | MCINTOSH*, Mary (I635)
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| 11522 | Dale 27 Dale 23 | DALE*, Nathan Ezekiel (I640)
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| 11523 | Dale 27 lived at L27 C1 | DALE*, Nathan (I634)
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| 11524 | Dale 27 never married moesteaded with brothers Samuel, Hugh and Thomas in Enniskillen Tp. | DALE*, George W.M. (I637)
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| 11525 | Dale 3 his mother died in childbirth died age 6 | DALE*, John (I670)
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| 11526 | Dale 4 | BURDICK*, Armandia Malvena (I722)
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| 11527 | Dale 5 W 1/2 L33 C2 He was born on the farm on which he died, and would have been 90 on Feb 17. Married Amandia Malvena Burdick, on Dec 9, 1846. She who died in 1892. Amandia Malvena Burdick was the only daughter of Martha and Caleb Burdick. Solomon farmed the west half of lot 33, con. 2, Westminster bequeathed to him by his father’s will. Later in life he became blind. [G. Curnoe] | DALE*, Solomon (I721)
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| 11528 | Dale 6 1st wife of John | WALKER*, Elizabeth (I690)
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| 11529 | Dale 6 2nd wife of John | JARVIS*, Delaney Jane (I177)
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| 11530 | Dale 6 lived 1 week | DALE*, Wesley (I181)
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| 11531 | Dale 65 sons | DALE*, John (I178)
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| 11532 | Dale 7 died age 4 | DALE*, Martha Levina (I723)
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| 11533 | Dale 8 | DALE*, Eliza (I688)
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| 11534 | Dale 9 | DALE*, Jane (I675)
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| 11535 | Dale 9 | DALE*, Richard (I674)
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| 11536 | Dale 9 | DALE*, David (I672)
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| 11537 | Dale 9 | TUNKS*, Elizabeth (I180)
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| 11538 | Dale, James S. Born May 20, 1861 Died Mar. 23, 1929 Age 67 Buried at Brick Street. No Headstone Son of Solomon Dale and Malvina Burdick | DALE*+, James S. (I1611)
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| 11539 | DALE, Melvin Rae, C.S.T. On Monday, January 20, 2014 in his 96th year, Melvin went to be with his Lord. Formerly of London and living in Forest, Melvin was predeceased by his wife of 70 years, Geraldine (2012) and is survived by his daughters Catherine Topping, Anne Clayton and Mary Beth (Bruce 2011) Snelgrove. Melvin will be sadly missed by his grandchildren; Stephanie (Hal) Inglis, Alaena (Nader) Atefi, Scott Clayton, and Matthew Snelgrove. Also survived by his loving great grandchildren Mac, Jaxson, Noah and David. Melvin was born in London on Southdale Road. He will be missed by relatives and friends. Melvin was Road Superintendent of Westminster Township, Trustee of Glendale Public School, Public Works Manager of the Town of Forest, and Councilor for the Town of Forest. He was Past President and Life Member of the Ontario Good Roads Association, Honorary Life Member and Honorary Secretary-Treasurer of Ontario Road Supervisors, Founding Member of TJ Mahoney Road School and Instructor of Road Superintendents at the University of Guelph. Melvin was a Certified Senior Survey Technician. For 25 years, he volunteered for the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation. Melvin was a Founding Member of Mt. Olive/Faith Lutheran Churches. As a genealogist and historian, he penned the family histories of the Dales, Fischers, Mahns, Kochs, and Mortons. He wrote the history of the Ontario Road Supervisors. Friends called at Faith Lutheran Church, 310 Southdale Road East, London, on Friday, January 24, 2014, from 12:00 pm - 1 :00 pm. A Funeral Service was held in the church at 1:00 pm. For those who wish, in memoriam donations to the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation, MS Society, or to Organization for Literacy in Lambton would be appreciated by the family. Online condolences may be left at www.denningfuneralhome.com Funeral arrangements entrusted to the FOREST CHAPEL OF DENNING FUNERAL DIRECTORS 12681835 [DWT book, p145]: In 1939 Melvin joined the Middlesex and Huron Regiment, was assigned to the 1st Battalion Reserve [provided local protective duties], gained the rank of Orderly Sergeant and remained with the regiment until it was declared dormant in 1948. During that time he also did custom farm work. In 1944, he purchased Pt L18 C1 Westminster Township. After a period of constuction employment, he was offered the position of road superintendent with Westminster Twp. in 1950 and remained there until 1972 when he assumed a position with the Town of Forest. Melvin was very involved with various Road Superintendent Associations and with the Ontario Good Roads Association. | DALE, Melvin Rae (I1626)
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| 11540 | Dale/Landes originally "Dihle" moved from Pennsylvania to West Flamborough Tp 1811, then to Westminster L33 C2, area became Glendale in 1882 -he witnessed his son Joseph's wedding 1845 | DALE*, Jacob (I618)
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| 11541 | Dale/Lockwood | LOCKWOOD*, Catherine (I622)
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| 11542 | Dallas. | PURVIS, Kathleen H (I1784)
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| 11543 | Damaris Hopkins description Born: 1619, London (?) Died: 1626, Plymouth Damaris was born to Steven and Catherine Hopkins just before they left on the Mayflower. No birth record has been found but it is likely to have been in London. Damaris is listed in the division of cattle in 1627 but a number of researchers believe she had died and another child had been born who was also named Damaris. | HOPKINS, Damaris 2 8 (P3268)
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| 11544 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2444)
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| 11545 | Dan worked and lived on the home farm at Con 5 Lot 30 his whole life. Dan inherited the farm in 1906, upon the death of his father. | CALLAGHAN, Daniel (Lame Dan) (I2941)
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| 11546 | Daniel Ambrose Lundy is the son of Margaret Bostwick and Enox Lundy, born 1827. | LUNDY, Daniel Ambrose (I181)
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| 11547 | Daniel Charles Norton was Cletus A. Wersinger before he left his wife and 6 very little kids. | Family (F849)
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| 11548 | Daniel D. Ward, Carpenter of this Parish and of Province of Nova Scotia and Harriet Cook Spinster of same Parish were married in this Parish by Licence with Consent of their friends this seventh Day of May in the Year One thousand eight hundred and forty | Family (F165)
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| 11549 | Daniel emigrated with his older brother Thomas, followed 10 years later by their nephew Cornelius (eldest son of Denis. Denis emigrated in the mid 1840's. Daniel held the original Crown Patent for 100 acres at Con 3 Lot25 S%, deeded on May 16,1843, property which he had been settled on for some 10 years. The land at Con 3 Lot25 eventually passed to his son Denis (Big Din) Callaghan. In 1834, the Hastings Militia rolls list Daniel as then living at Con 2 Lot25. This land was eventually passed down to Big Din's only surviving child, Johanna (Murphy). This family emigrated to Marysville in about 1826. They had six children: | CALLAGHAN, Daniel C (Sr) (I2337)
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| 11550 | Daniel G Fuchs changed his name to Fox. | FOX, Daniel Gustaf Fuchs (I1850)
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