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| 12751 | Flamborough E Twp. - Verify this Fred J. | CORRIE, FREDerick John (I471)
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| 12752 | Flat double monument, raised lettering | LEONARD, Enoch WELLING (I2397)
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| 12753 | Flat white stone, with parents. | KEARNY, William (I606)
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| 12754 | Flatbush - from the Dutch, western Long Island in New Amsterdam. | WILLET, Helena (I1089)
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| 12755 | Flesherton Advance, 13 Jan 1926 Word has been received here that .Returned home on Monday. Miss Leila Warling of Toronto, formerly of this place, was recently married to Mr. Will Walker of Eugenia. - - - | WARLING, Leila M (I434)
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| 12756 | Flesherton, Ont., Baptist | Family (F258)
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| 12757 | Flint, MI. | BROWN, Ralph R (I1930)
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| 12758 | Flint, MI. | MARSH, Catherine Sarah (I1093)
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| 12759 | Flint. | OLINGER, Lorraine M ROSINA (I1885)
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| 12760 | Flint/Blinn/Allsop | ALLSOPP*, E. Mary (I1130)
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| 12761 | Flint/Blinn/Allsop | BLINN*, Roy (I1124)
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| 12762 | Flint/Blinn/Allsop | FLINT*, George (I1110)
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| 12763 | Flint/Blinn/Allsop | FLINT*, Eliza (I1109)
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| 12764 | Florence E MacDonald | MCDONALD, Florence E (I246)
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| 12765 | Florence is the daughter of Gertrude Nelles & Frederick Johnston . 1965 Sep 4, Names of former pupils who registered at the Greenock school Reunion to commemorate the closing of the School.: Barbara, Doreen, Keith Johnston, Florence Allan Johnston, John & Mrs. Jean Johnston, Mr & Mrs. Bill Johnston, Helen Johnston. . The Allan Farm On Lot 7, Con. 3, was one of the earliest to be taken from the Crown; but the Allan family did not come until the spring of 1855. John Allan came from Hamilton, & was a carpenter who had learned his trade in Scotland. He paid 287 pounds for the 200 acres, built a house & barn & a shed for drying hops. He planted hops, & packed them in large bales when dry. On a good year a democrat load would bring $600. The old house was burned in 1889, & replaced by the brick house. From 1860-1862, a lumber company had a mill on this farm, & bought up all the hardwood in the area. It was hauled to Acton by Oxen, & shipped to England & Scotland for ship building. John Allan married Jane Moore. In 1890, the farm was sold to their second son, John Allan, who married Rubina Auld, & there they lived the rest of their lives. Mrs. John Allan sold the farm in 1929, to son Chester & his wife, the former Florence Johnston. They had6 children. Ref: History of Erin Twp. . TWEEDSMUIR HISTORY, as recorded by Greenrock Women's Institute: Recollections of the Local Beef Ring - by Mrs. Chester Allan (Florence Johnston). I remember when I was a young girl, being wakened very early in the morning to the sound of horses' hooves & buggies coming in & out of our lane which was close to my bedroom win. It was mostly men at that time but some women came a little later as they likely had children & breakfast to be look after first but hey were usually all away before 7 to get the meat home before the heat of the day. Mr father, Fred Johnston, was the butcher for several years, Mr. Ed. Mann coming early Saturday morning to help him with the cutting up, weighing & putting each person's meat in the right box. I also remember hearing that Albert McKeown & Ro; & Allan took a turn at butchering. Dad had a building at the back of the barn that had a cement floor with a ring fastened in the floor near the thought leading to a hole in the ground outside. In the same building he had large covered cement cistern that he a reserve of water piped from our well by a windmill, good supply of water was necessary to keep everything clear. The BEEF RING was in operation just for the summer months. Each farmer was to furnish one beef each summer for a full share which consisted of a roast & a boil & a piece of steak each week. For a small family 2 could go together & each take a half share which would be a roast one week & a boil & steak the alternate week. Along one wall of the slaughter house was a double row of pen front boxes about the size of a hen's nest with a name tag on each box. A meeting was held so that everyone knew when it would be their turn to supply the beef. They also had rules as to the approximate weight & age 400 to 600 albs weight & not over 5 years. In any health problems turned up, a health inspector was to be called in. I remember this happening once & the animal was condemned with T.B. There was no meat that week but a low of cleaning up to be done. The animals were brought to our barn Thursday evening. Friday night was butchering night & very early the next morning it had to be cut up, weighted & put in a cotton flour or sugar bag that each person left the week before. The farmer that supplied the beef received the liver, heart, tail & hide. A large chart was made about 2x # feet marked in squares with each weeks across the top & each man's ahem down the left hand side, the weight to each person's meat was put in the right square so that at the end of the season the columns were added both ways & the total both ways came to the same figure in the right hand corner. A business meeting was held in the school at the close of each seasons & if the beef that a man pout in was heavier than the average he would be paid the difference at a price that was set in the spring, likewise if a light than average weight animal was put in he would pay the difference. Two auditors were appointed each year to check the books. Business meetings were held a Greenock school & sometimes an oyster supper was held in a home for a family get together. Benefits of the week ring - fresh beef for a few days once a week in summer, a change from cured salted port or the occasional hen. On the other hand I imagine a neck boil would be a challenge for Sunder dinner if that was the day your in-laws or special friends decided to come to dinner. Do not know how many years the beef ring was in operation or the pay received for butchering & cutting up but it is concluded that it must have been the early 1900's when it started. One of the first men who did the butchering was Mr. Simon McGlaughlin, followed by Bert McKeown, Fred Johnston (Mrs. Allan's father & then Roland Allan. Ref: Wellington Co. Museum & Archives. . 1924 Nov 13 - Leslie's School. The following report for October for Leslie School, Erin [ S.S. No. 8 Erin] Class V Elva Johnson, Florence Johnston. E C Currie, Teacher. Ref: Acton Free Press, Page 7. . 1964-65 Greennock School Pupils Class Photo: Barbara Johnston, small blond girl, kneel in front row of class. . 1965 Sep 4, Names of former pupils who registered at the Greenock school Reunion to commemorate the closing of the School.: Barbara, Doreen, Keith Johnston, Florence Allan Johnston, John & Mrs. Jean Johnston, Mr & Mrs. Bill Johnston, Helen Johnston. - - - | JOHNSTON, Florence Martha (I1346)
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| 12766 | Florence is the daughter of Eleanor Doherty & James McDonald. 1920 Nov 1st, Monday, Married Felker-MaDonald, In Toronto, Florence McDonald, to F Winfred Felker, both of Guelph. Frank W Felker married Florence McDonald, some relative of Eva Gerrie's for they visited with the Felkers. - - - | MCDONALD, Florence E (I246)
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| 12767 | Florence is the daughter of Ethel Frances Warne & John Kerr Bell | BELL, Florence Jane Isabell (I654)
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| 12768 | Florence is the daughter of Jane Justice and Fred Felker. | FELKER, Florence Margaretta (I191)
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| 12769 | Florence is the daughter of Janet Borthwick & Joseph J Lillie. | LILLIE, Florence Jeanette (I353)
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| 12770 | Florence is the daughter of Jennie Wallace Wood & Egerton Wilson. | WILLSON, Florence Ethel (I243)
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| 12771 | Florence Walker was named after her maternal grandmother Florence Patterson Sampson & Ellen for her paternal grandmother Ellen Hamilton Walker. - - - | WALKER, Florence Ellen (I400)
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| 12772 | Florence Yates Haworth (Florrie or Flossie) daughter of Emma Yates & George F Haworth (nee Yates), 199 Bloor St. E, Toronto. Ontario Marriage Registration #03711-07 - Harry Theodore WHITTEMORE, 30, insurance broker, Toronto, Calgary Alta., s/o Francis Belding WHITTEMORE & Anna Louise McCORD, married Florence Elliott HAWORTH, 29, Toronto, same, d/o George F. HAWORTH & Emma YATES, Wit: Jeanie DOANE & Ernest Frank WHITTEMORE, both of Toronto, 19 Sep 1907. 6 Sept 1907, To C. McQuesten from his mother, & Harry Whittemore also the 19th. Harry's is an evening house wedding & it is a great nuisance, the girls do not like it at all. H. & E. had thought of going. 21 Sept 1907, letter to Rev. Calvin McQuesten at Glenhurst, Saskatchewan, from his mother. - Then on Thursday Hilda & Ruby set off for the Whittemore wedding, they were to stay at Mr. MacKay's till to-day, so they are not home yet, it was an evening wedding at the Haworth's house in Rosedale, only the girls were asked. I sent both Annie F. [Fletcher] & Florrie H. [Haworth] a chaffing dish. - July 13, 1908, Ruby sends a postcard home written just before she & Mrs. Whittemore reached Calgary. Florrie Whittemore was already a [tuberculosis] patient in Calgary. Ruby McQueston died in 1911. 2 Sep 1908 - Mrs. Harry Whittemore of Calgary is sending a few weeks with her parents, Mr & Mrs. George F Haworth. Ref: The Globe newspaper, Toronto. 1908 Nov 12 - To Mark Baker McQuesten from her daughter Ruby. Florrie hadn't asked me over for she was taking it easy & not having a big dinner as turkeys are too dear & I was quite glad not to go out as we were asked to wait at a big supper at the Methodist Church at 6 o'clock. Ref: Whitehearn Museum Archives. 4 Mar 1914 - Mrs. George S Haworth of Toronto is the guest of her daughter, Mrs H T Whittemore, Mount Royal Avenue, Calgary. Ref: Toronto Globe Newspaper. Daughter, Georgina Haworth Whittemore 1920 Sep 4, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. - - - | HAWORTH, Florence Elliott (I567)
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| 12773 | Florence, Marion Co., Kansas. | MYERS, Virgil Elgin (I213)
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| 12774 | Florenceville, Carlton Co., NB. | VERNON, Amy Gardiner GRACE (I867)
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| 12775 | Florida? | SILVER, John WILLIAM (I1521)
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| 12776 | Floyd Cemetery Plot: Section: 48 Anx, Lot West | BARNES, Louise Ellen Weeks (P6726)
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| 12777 | Fo wives and children see My Nova Scotia Roots by Jack Manning at http://www.gencircles.com/users/jmann/1/data/19382. | SHAW, Moses B. (I523)
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| 12778 | Folks are mixing up Gregoire and his brother Jacques James. Gregoire was born Aug 12 1831 he was a twin with his Sister Elizabeth, Jacques James was born Feb 27 1829 take a look a the census year 1901 it shows Jacque James birthday. | ARSENEAU, Jacques James G (P14591)
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| 12779 | Fonthill Cemetery | VANDERBURGH, Harry Marcus (P731)
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| 12780 | Fonthill Cemetery, Brown's South, Plot 206. No headstone. | BEAMER, Roxanna J. (P1049)
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| 12781 | Fonthill Cemetery, Brown's South, row 22 | MILLER, Robert John (P49)
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| 12782 | Fonthill Cemetery, Brown's South, Row 22 | KOTTMEIER, Christena Frederica (P855)
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| 12783 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F1)
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| 12784 | Fonthill, ON. | LEAVENS, Marguerite (I2731)
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| 12785 | For a time he was post master at Keyer in Adelaide Twp. He married Jane Harrison of Melrose, in London Twp. | STEVENS, Benjamine Woodhull (I1430)
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| 12786 | For children of Edwin and Sarah see: Doble and Allied Families by Myrna McGhie at http://www.gencircles.com/users/mlmcghie/1/data/26068 | NICHOLS, Sarah Jane (I2417)
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| 12787 | For children of Henry and Mercy Mershon see http://www.gencircles.com/users/colladay/1/data/317 | BURROUGHS, Mercy (I2050)
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| 12788 | For children of Isaac and Catherine see McCarthy, Cooke, Machen, Beers by Cliff McCarthy at http://www.gencircles.com/users/camcca/16/data/1673. | DECAMP, Catherine (I1911)
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| 12789 | For children of John and Sarah Smith see http://www.gencircles.com/users/barraclough/63/data/13870 and http://www.gencircles.com/users/joyblack/1/data/1209. __________________________________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Freeman - 12/3/1760 - 87 Years old Our days begin with trouble here Our life is but a span And cruel death is always near So frail a thing is man Henry Freeman - 10/10/1763 - 94 years old Here let him sleep in undisturbed dust Until the resurrection of the just These markings come from the "Old White Church" cemetery, 600 Rahway Ave, Woodbridge NJ 1698John Freeman and 1700Martha Moore are the IGI choices for Sarah's parents | FREEMAN, Sarah (I2454)
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| 12790 | For children of Joseph and Hope Marsh see http://www.gencircles.com/users/cpsmitchell/1/data/51004 | MOORE, Hope (I2039)
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| 12791 | For children of Samuel and Susannah see http://www.gencircles.com/users/1943/1/data/1529 Children: Susanna Moore John Moore Elmina Moore Mary Moore Samuel Moore Alexander Moore ------------------------------------------------------------- | JULIEN, Susannah (I2468)
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| 12792 | For further research: . Thomas Proctor: Mon, 12 May 1975, GR Press Obit. . Thomas Proctor, GR Press Engagement Announcement, p B4, . Sat, 5 Sep 1987, GR Press Wedding Announcement, pB2, . Mon, 27 Jan 1997, GR Press Obituary, pC6. Obituary . 1975 May 12 - Thomas J Proctor, Aged 40 passed away Monday morning at the family home 728 fountain St NE. He is survived by his parents, Mr Mrs Norman J Proctor; 5 sisters, Mrs Lloyd (Norma) Dausman of El Cental, Calif, Mrs Patricia Renner of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Mrs Robert (Peggy) Lundberg of Okemos, Mrs Gerald (Nancy) Paauwe & Mrs Paul (Joline) McCarty of Grand Rapids. The funeral mass will be offered Wed. morning at 10 o'clock inSt. Alphonsus church. Interment Rest Lawn Memorial Park. Mr. Proctor reposes at the Alt Mortuary where friends will recite the rosary. Tues. evening at 8 o'clock. Friends may meet the family at the mortuary. - - - | PROCTOR, Thomas J (I492)
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| 12793 | For further research: Wm E Noble is mentioned in Thomas Noble & his Descendants in Canada, held by the Ontario Genealogical Society, Kawartha Branch. - - - | NOBLE, William Edward (I1614)
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| 12794 | For husband and children see http://www.gencircles.com/users/hilbilynhouse/1/data/61968 | FREEMAN, Mary (I2458)
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| 12795 | For husband and children see http://www.gencircles.com/users/petewaller/2/data/6727 and http://www.gencircles.com/users/gertridge/1/data/58704 | FREEMAN, Elizabeth (I2460)
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| 12796 | For husband and children see http://www.gencircles.com/users/reneer/14/data/10617 | KING, Sarah (I2466)
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| 12797 | For more children of Nathan and Sarah see http://www.gencircles.com/users/marisgen/16/data/5870 she of [Joseph,] Samuel, John, Samuel 1795 5th [July] 21 Nathan, Sarah and children Ann, John, Joseph, Amy, Asher and Christian became members of the Buckingham, PA Friends Meeting, by a certificate from Rahway and Plainfield M. M. | MOORE, Sarah (I1942)
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| 12798 | For more info on children see FAMILLE DE LA RONDE by DE LA RONDE, ANDR | TABAULT, Marie Anne Marguerite (I2369)
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| 12799 | For more on children see FAMILLE DE LA RONDE by DE LA RONDE, ANDR | TABAUT, Pierre (I2425)
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| 12800 | For more on wives and children see FAMILLE DE LA RONDE by DE LA RONDE, ANDR | TABAUT, Pierre (I2423)
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