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| 13901 | In memory of Elizabeth Infant daughter of John & Sophia Denison Born 2 Nov. 1800 Died 14 Oct. 1801. - - - | DENISON, Elizabeth .i (I1715)
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| 13902 | IN memory of ELIZABETH WIFE OF WM. GRAHAM who died NOV. 25, 1866, Aged 55 y's, 26 d's. Dust in its narrow house beneath Soul to its place on high They that have seen thy look in death No more may fear to die. Lone in the path and sad the hours When thy meek smile is gone. But oh a brighter hour then nears In heaven is now Your own. - - - | DOAN, Elizabeth (I338)
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| 13903 | In Memory of John, son of John & Sarah Cummer. | CUMMER, John (I663)
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| 13904 | In Memory of NOAH COTTON who died Apr 27, 1877: Aged 88 years. Double tombstone with wife Rhoda Cotton. Cracked with metal repair bands. Lying flat on the ground. 2010. | COTTON, Noah Henry Sr. (I52)
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| 13905 | In memory of WILLIAM WALKER/ of Seaton Ross/who died June 28th 1875/ aged 70yrs/ Also of HANNAH WALKER/his wife/who died April 01st 1846/ age 37yrs/ And of WILLIAM HARPER/who died October 17th 1842/ Aged 75yrs/R.I.P. | GRANT WALKER, Hannah (P1425)
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| 13906 | In memory of WILLIAM WALKER/ of Seaton Ross/who died June 28th 1875/ aged 70yrs/ Also of HANNAH WALKER/his wife/who died April 01st 1846/ age 37yrs/ And of WILLIAM HARPER/who died October 17th 1842/ Aged 75yrs/R.I.P. | WALKER, William (P1430)
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| 13907 | In memory of WILLIAM WALKER/ of Seaton Ross/who died June 28th 1875/ aged 70yrs/ Also of HANNAH WALKER/his wife/who died April 01st 1846/ age 37yrs/ And of WILLIAM HARPER/who died October 17th 1842/ Aged 75yrs/R.I.P. | HARPER, Willm William (P1436)
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| 13908 | in Nueve Caceves, Philippines. | PEREZ-GOFFOUR, Esperanza (I1321)
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| 13909 | In researching at the LDS Family History Centre in Trenton, I found record of a Deborah Davis with parents named William and Jane. These parental first names seem to fit as John and Deborah named their oldest son William and their first daughter Jane. It is also interesting to note that the surname DAVIS is also listed as DAVIES.. Deborah appears on the 1842 Census for Percy Township - Lot 20 on Concession 5. There were two (2) married Females - Deborah, and maybe her daughter Margurete - not sure. Also there were two (2) single males - age 18 to 21. They would be Gilbert and Francis. There is one (1) male under the age of 5 - name unknown at this time. Also the Cenus records that Deborah had been in Canada for 20 years (1842 -20 = 1822). According to the Land Office Records, Deborah purchased the South Half of Lot 5 from William Forsyth and John B Forsyth on October 31,1844. Deborah then sold the South Half to her son Gilbert on March 18,1848. | DAVIS, DEBORAH (I28)
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| 13910 | in St John the divine churchyard | DAGG, James (P100)
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| 13911 | in St.James Cemetery | WAISTELL, John (P47)
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| 13912 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I673)
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| 13913 | In the 1851 census of Tyendinaga Township (Page 75) , John McVicker (Vika) was 54 years old, born in Ireland, and Roman Catholic. His wife was Bedda (Bridget) McFaul, born in Ireland, age 52, and Roman Catholic. They both were from County Antrim in Ireland. The 1851 Cenus has three people listed as living in their one storey log house: Mary 20, Thomas 11, and James 9, all born in Ireland. The Marysville Parish record indicates that John was from Leyde (Layde) in Country Antrim in Ulster. Leyde is supposedly near Cushingall. It is likely that the family emigrated between 1842 and 1847. John lived on the 2nd Concession, part of Lot 25. John was born about 1797 in Ireland, and he may have died between 1865 and 1871. Bedda or Bridget was born about 1799 in Ireland and died about August 14 or 15 in 1859. She was buried in Marysville Parish Cemetery on August 17, 1859. Martin Doyle is listed as being one of the witnesses. There was a John McVicker who at 26 years of age was buried in the Marysville Parish Cemetery in August of 1847. It is not known who his family was, but he may have belonged to this family. For the purposes of this document we are assuming a connection. The Ontario Archives death records list a John McVicker as dying on March 8, 1879. The Ontario Archives death records list a James McVicker as dying on Aug. 8, 1880. The records show that this was a 1 day old infant, born in Shanonville, next of kin was a Patrick McVicker. Not sure of mothers name. | MCVICKER, John (I2369)
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| 13914 | In the 1915 AND 1920 and 1925 Census, she is living with her sister Margaret, who is now married to Francis J Kelly. | DELANEY, Jane (Jennie) Frances (I14015)
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| 13915 | In the 1920 Census, Michael is living with his sister Margaret and her husband Francis J Kelly. Also living there is his sister Jennie. | DELANEY, Michael (I14019)
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| 13916 | in the family plot in Fairfield cemetery | JENNINGS, Capt. Abraham Gold (P13190)
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| 13917 | In the marriage notice for Josephine, the parents are listed as Caleb Goodmurphy and Miranda Tyrrall. This surname spelling of Tyrall, may be the "Old World" spelling, which was changed eventually to Terrill. | TERRILL, Miranda (I61)
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| 13918 | In the name of God, Amen. I, Samuel Lawrence, of Flushing, In Queens County, this 25 August, 1754, being sick. My executors are to pay all my debts. I leave to my wife Mary all household goods, "& all my stock of creatures of all sorts, Horses, cattle, & sheep," & all farming utensils, & my chaise & all my negroes, except my negro man "Peter" which I have given to my son Thomas. I leave to my son Thomas all that my messuage, tenement, dwelling house, & tract of land which I purchased of Peter Huff & Matthew Franklin, & a share of fresh meadow which I purchased of John Field, & 1/2 of all my salt meadow at a place called Long Neck in the town of Jamaica, & 10 acres of wood land, to be taken off the north end of my other lands adjoining to Johanes Suydam's land: to begin at the east side of the pond or watering place by the same, & from thence to run east by the Suydam's land & the land of Samuel Cornell until it meets with Thomas Clement's land, & to extend south so far as to make 10 acres, & he shall also have a cartway from his other lands to the said 10 acres of woodland. I leave to my wife Mary the use of 1/3 of all my messuage, tenement, dwelling house, & tract of land & salt meadows, not before given, while she remains my widow. I leave to my son William all that my dwelling house & tenement & tract of land where I now live in Flushing, Bounded east by Thomas Clements, north by John Suydam & Samuel Cornell, west by Elbert Hogeland, south by highway, Also all the land on the south side of said highway, bounded west by Derick Whortman, south by said Whortman & Cornelius Cornell, & north by said highway (except the 10 acres of woodland given to my son Thomas), Also 1/2 of my salt meadow on Long Neck, in Jamaica, Provided he lives to be 25 years old; But if he die without issue under 25, then the same to go to my son Thomas & my son Augustine, & he is to have the use of 2/3 of the said lands after my decease, but to have no power to sell until he is 25 years of age. I leave to my son Augustine £600. To my daughter, Margaret Lawrence, & to my daughter, Abial Lawrence, each f150 (pounds). To my grand children, Mary Willett & Anne Willett, f50 (pounds), To my son Samuel the use of £200, to remain in the hands of my executors to be paid at their discretion. I leave to my daughters, Deborah Doughty, Elizabeth Willett, Mary Waters, Margaret Lawrence, & Abigail Lawrence, all the rest of my personal estate, except that my daughter, Deborah Doughty, shall have £50 less than the rest of my daughters. I make my wife Mary, & my son Thomas, & my brother in law, John Willett, Jr., executors. Witnesses: Samuel Cornell, Derick Whortman, Thomas Hicks, Jr. Proved, 21 June, 1760, before Samuel Clowes, Surrogate. Ref: NJ Callender of Wills, page 148. - - - | LAWRENCE, Samuel .ii (I515)
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| 13919 | In the Netherlands, the Dutch did not use surnames until the time of Napoleon, or 1664 in New Amsterdam [New York] when England took control. The first known ancestor to New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, Herck Sybouts, used "Sybouts" as a person identifier, meaning "Herck, son of Sybout". Herck Sybouts children used the patronymic Hercx, Hercks, Herckse, Herckszen and his grandchildren adopted the surname Cranckheit, sometimes later shortened to Crank, Cronk & other variations. In the old Dutch language, the letter "C" was not used and so spelling on early records are seen spelled with "k", & "i' & 'j" are interchangeable and pronounced with same force. All this being explained, 1708 born and baptized Theunis [Hendrick-Theunis-Herck], born in Phillipsburgh, married Annetje Van Tassel, and resided in Phillipsburgh until he moved to Hopewell, Dutchess, New York sometime between 1741 & 1745. Theunis was living in 1758 but probably died before 1767 when his wife, Annatje, alone was sponsor at the baptism of their grand-daughter, Aeltje. Less | CRANCKHEYT, Theunis Johannis (I18318)
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| 13920 | In this 86th year of his age. [1709.] | LAWRENCE, John Sr., Esq., .6; The Surveyor (I425)
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| 13921 | in union cemetery | SAINSBURY, Harriet Maud (P202)
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| 13922 | in Union Cemetery row 33 pot 79 see cemetery records | HAYDEN, John Chancery (P75)
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| 13923 | In Vera's obit Thyra Alice is called Alice Hamm | Family (F3796)
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| 13924 | in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. | KEMPER, Edwin Wilson (I742)
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| 13925 | Ina is the daughter of Sarah McDougall of Ontario & John Manning Gowan of Huntingdon, Quebec. Parents John & Sarah Gowan, at Lot 11 & 12, Con 1, were neighbors of Robt. & Geo. Walker at Lots 11-13, Con 1, Amabel Twp. - - - | GOWAN, Susan INA (I465)
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| 13926 | Includes bibliographical references (p. 700-719). | Source (S-2051328372)
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| 13927 | Includes bibliographical references (p. [7]-8) and index. | Source (S687943838)
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| 13928 | Includes bibliographical references and indexes. | Source (S-2050474186)
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| 13929 | Includes bibliographical references. | Source (S-2051909231)
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| 13930 | Includes bibliographies and index. | Source (S-2050682356)
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| 13931 | Includes index. | Source (S-2050735066)
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| 13932 | Includes index. | Source (S-2050683920)
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| 13933 | Includes index. | Source (S-2059714246)
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| 13934 | Includes index. | Source (S-2059399868)
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| 13935 | Includes index. | Source (S-2057145600)
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| 13936 | Includes index. | Source (S-2053763616)
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| 13937 | Includes index. | Source (S-2053759917)
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| 13938 | Includes index. | Source (S-2050564717)
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| 13939 | Includes index. | Source (S-2050563113)
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| 13940 | Includes index. | Source (S-2050519590)
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| 13941 | Includes index. | Source (S-2051328343)
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| 13942 | Includes index.|||Bibliography: p. 649-650. | Source (S-2051750621)
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| 13943 | Includes index.|||Forms for "Further biographical records"--[5] leaves at end. | Source (S-2050544821)
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| 13944 | Includes indexes. | Source (S-2050171262)
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| 13945 | Includes indexes. | Source (S-1884104972)
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| 13946 | Includes indexes. | Source (S-1487935412)
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| 13947 | incurable disease' is thought to be either leukemia or pernicious anemia. (Dr. John R. Taylor, 2nd cousin). | KITCHELL, Anna Wilson (I1681)
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| 13948 | Independence, Missouri. | MARSH, Mary Hannah (I1091)
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| 13949 | Index to Late Registration of Births: 1810-1908, Lee Owen Nicholson, b 11 Nov 1882, Centreville, Carleton. Father: William Patrick Nicholson. Mother Isabelle Robinson Roscoe. 26 Sep 1917, Marriage to Ethel E Ebbett, b 1891 of Middle Simonds, NB. 2 Sep 1953, Marriage to the widow, Iola May Black, b. 1885, daughter of Benjamin Bell, Carleton Co., NB. - - - | NICHOLSON, Lee Owen (I1587)
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| 13950 | Indian (Native American) | WARD, Gail (P6151)
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