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| 14751 | Lambert Willson was elected to the Upper Holland Valley Conservation Authority Nov 30 1951 of the same year it was formed. | WILLSON, Lambert Dwight (I286)
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| 14752 | Lanark Co., Small grey recumbent monument Plot 339, Section 8 - 2. | ECKEL, Gertrude Christine (I564)
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| 14753 | Lancaster 1 & 2 9 children | NICHOLS*, Lois (I1196)
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| 14754 | Lancaster Family in Canada Written by Nora Lancaster Dennis A group of Quakers came to Canada from Pennsylvania, U.S.A. and settled in Oxford County at the Township of North Norwich. It was in the early 1800 about 1803 -or 04. Joseph Lancaster, then a young man, settled on a section of land several hundred acres, about the middle of the Township (now the second Concession). He married Hannah Corbin. They had two sons and one daughter. Thomas, the eldest son, died at quite an early age. I don't know if he had any family, as I never heard of any | LANCASTER, Joseph (I1783)
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| 14755 | LAND BOARD 1793 16 Apr 1793, Mary W Meyers, daughter of John W Meyers Capt in the late Loyal rangers on her becoming of age prays as the daughter of a loyalist for 200 acres and it being found she is duly entitled to the same it is granted. Source: Land Boards of Upper Canada 1765-1804, LAC, RG1 L4, Petitions, V 8, p 26/7, film C-14027, on line image 692 STORY Mary married John against her father's wishes. (He didn't think it was right for her to marry her sister's husband). They took a canoe down to Kingston and were married on Nov 11, 1797. While in Kingston, Mary's father showed up and Mary disguised herself as an Indian squaw and her father didn't recognize her. After he found out they were married he was reconciled. John Bleecker died of pneumonia in March of 1807. In abt 1808 Mary married John Row. John Row was born abt 1772 in Dutchess Co, NY and he died May 24, 1857 in Sidney Twp, Hastings Co, ON. Mary Meyers was born in 1774 near Poughkeepsie, NY (Bapt May 29, 1774 in Catskill, NY) and she died in 1868 in Trenton, Hastings Co, ON. Mary owned the front ferry plying the Bay of Quinte between Trenton and Belleville. Source: email from Jane Severino, Jan 2008 | MEYERS, Mary (I18497)
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| 14756 | Land Petitions Index C-10827 1812 Burford M10 146 AO Reel C-2197 #146 (photocopied 5 pages) To his Honor Isaac Brock Esq'r President adminstring the Government of Upper Canada Major General Commanding His Majesty, Forever therein -- In Council - Humbly showith that your petitioner Thomas Moore hath lately arrived from the province of Nova Scotia where he hath resided ever since the close of the American War that he has been a British subject as may appear for rather than submit to the Urged Authority of the Rebellion he did go within the Loines? to New York in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy six where he was employed as a joiner in His Majesties Nava yard and at the close of the War he did obtain letters from Admiral Digby to the Commitioner Duncan in Halifax Naval yard to be continued during his own pleashure and in the year 1784 he by his friends Elisha ????? and Thomas Leonard did settle in the township of Parrsborough Kings County where he hath resided ever since until October last and on his wishing to come to Upper Canada he did procure Letters of introduction from his friends to Govenor George Provost and from him letters to Govenor Gore which I will present to thee with this and he wishes thee to accept of a Cronological Chart of my Family and when the May ??? his Carrector and Family he wishes thee to give and to grant to him and his Family of seven children and ten grand children a proportion of Lands so as to Enable them to become Proffetable as he was in Nova Scotia. And he wishes his Lands in Burford or Norrage Gores as there seem to be Lands Vacant near his friends Peter Lawson and Joseph Landcaster and thy Petitioner Flatters himself that he is Entitled to Eight hundred Acres as he hath three Sons all with age two of them married and have three Children each as will appear and he wishes the in Council to introduce his having his proportion of Lands without paying the fees of office as he flatters himself intitled of Not be Paying the fees in Compliiance to this he the Petitioner will Consider it as Requiring on his part a grateful Acknowledgement and his Warmist thanks. By Thomas Moore RWS Note: A triangular tract of land in Brant County, was originally known as the "Townsend Gore," but was afterwards attached to Burford Township, and then called "Burford Gore." In 1821 Burford Gore was separated from Burford Township and was named Oakland Township. The term "Norrage Gore" could not be identified. Perhaps it is a spelling error for a part of Norwich NorthTownship in Oxford County. 146b Receivers Generals Office York 15 February 1815 McBenson? agent for Thomas Moore has paid into this office thirteen pounds, eighteen shillings and Eight pence Sterling - the fiat fee on 400 acres. O.C. 6 April 1813 - and Two pounds, nine shillings and six pence Sterling - the Surveying fee therein - Reg'd of 6 July 1814 John A. Gill Receiver General To John Small Esquire Clerk of Ex'y Council 146c Certify that Thomas Moore of Bertie in ??the district?? of Niagara, Yeoman (a Quaker) has made and sworn the solemn affirmation and Declaration of Allegiance as required by Law; before me this Eighth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and twelve. Adam? Smal? J.P. 146d Thomas MooreRead in Council Rec'd 8 February 1812Apl 6th 1813 from Petitioner ??The petitioner reccom- J. Smile?mended for 400 Acres of Land under 8 Feb. 1812the Regulations of Referred to the Executive CouncilJuly 1804 ??? ??? approved ?????? President To His Honour Isaac Brock Esq'r a Warrant (No. 935) ???? 15 Feb 1815 400 acres to the Petitioner & 200 acres to each of his three Sons on their arrival in this Province. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Land Petitions Index C-10827 1816Dereham M10 #221Vol 336Reel C2198 (all 3 pages copied) #221 To his Excellency Francis Gore esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Upper Canada&c&c&c Thy humble Petition of Thomas Moore of the Township of Bertie District of Niagara--- Sheweth That your Excellency 's Petitioner came into the Prov- ince from Nova Scotia December 1811, you the 8th day of February 1812 presented a petition to His Honor the late Isaac Brock esquire, deceased, Letters of Recommendation from his Excellency Sir George Prevost; &? others directed to his Excellency Francis Gore Upper Canada with a peti- tion for Lands which, His Honor Isaac Brock (then President) laid before the Honorable Council recommending them to grant yr. Excellency's Petitioner such proportion of his Majesty's vacant lands as thy might think your Petitioner deserving of. The Honorable Council granted yr. Excellency's Petitioner one thousand acres for himself & three sons, namely, four hundred acres for Petitioner & two hundred for each of his sons as aforsaid they being of age. Petitioner hath located his four hundred acres of land in the Township of Dereham, by order from the late Mr. President Drummond on the 10th February 1815, first paying the office fees & now? yr. Excellency's Petitioner is desirous to obtain his Deed for the same with- out being restricted to a settling duty, as it lies at present distant from any Public Road. - Your Excellency's compliance to this yr. #221a Excellency's humble Petitioners solicitation will much his warmed thanks.------- Thomas Moore RWS Note: There are no Moore's listed on the Dereham Twp map of 1876. Dereham Twp is in Oxford Co. and contains the town of Tilsonburg. #221b M221 The Petition of Thomas Moore of the Township of Bertie, praying that the - Patent for 400 acres of Land, ordered to him on the 6th of April 1813, and Located in Dereham, may of ?sees? without the performance of Settling Duties. In Council Dated 6 January 1816 - and --- Ordered that the prayer of the Petition be granted. J.Smale? Entd Ld Book II. page 289. -- Note to the Surveyor General 6 January 1816 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Land Petitions Index C-10827 Book I 1811-1816 Reel C-103 Pg 218 6th April 1813 At the Executive Council Chambers in the Town of York on Tuesday the 6th day of April 1813; read the following Petitions referred to the Executive Council by order of His Honor the President. M14b Thomas Moore of the Township of Bertie, Yeoman, one of the people called Quaker, lately from the Province of Nova Scotia, praying for himself and family. The Petitioner recommended for Four Hundred acres of Land under the Regulations of 1804. Reel C-103 Pg 289 6 January 1816 At a Council held at York on Saturday the 6th of January 1816 at the Council Chambers, read the following petitions: M22: Thomas Moore praying that the patents for 400 acres of land granted to him on the 6 April 1813 and located in Dereham, may give? without the performance of Settling duties. Order that the Prayers of the Petitioner be granted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | MOORE, Thomas UEL (I1456)
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| 14757 | Land Petitions Index C-10827 Book I 1811-1816 Reel C-103 Pg 289 6 January 1816 At a Council held at York on Saturday the 6th of January 1816 at the Council Chambers, read the following petitions: M219: John Moore Praying for land as a Settler The Petitioner having had a promise of 200 acres of land, prayed that he shall have a grant of the quantity. (RWS Note: very faint writing in the left margin is not decipherable) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John Moore 1816 Bertie Twp AO Reel C-2198 (Roll 190 Bundle 10) #219 To His Excellency Francis Gore Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Upper Canada In Council The Petition of John Moore of the Township of BertieYeoman Humbly Sheweth That your petitioner was born in Nova Scotia, is 24 years of age, has resided in this province 4 years, has taken the oath of Allegiance and has never received any Land or Order for Land from the Crown. That being desirous of settling and improving a vacant Lot of land of the Crown, he humbly prays Your Excellency would be pleased to grant him such quantity of the waste Lands of the Crown as to Your Excellency shall appear meet?, under the Usual regulations with which Your Petitioner is prepared to comply. And your Petitioner shall ever Pray. John Moore York 5 January 1816 #219a (very poor image) Received Gen?? office 5 January 1816 John Moore has paid into this office the interest? & surveying? for an 200 acres of Land o.c. of the state Under?? of 1802. | MOORE, John (I1454)
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| 14758 | Land Records: . Warren Co., Ohio Chancery Records: Crawford, Margaret A, 1827 - 1831, 1824-1851, Vol 3, p. 3:37; Crawford, Oliver, 1824 - 1826, Chancery Records, 1824-1851, Vol. 1, p105; Crawford, Peggy, 1824 - 1826, Chancery Records, 1824-1851, Vol 1, p105. Lebanon, Warren Co. Deed Records: . Oliver Crawford, for John Donnel, Book Inverse 1799-1831, p35, . Oliver Crawford, to Thomas Freeman, Book Inverse 1799-1831, p62. . 1820 Census Union, Warren Co., Ohio O. Crawford, 1 xxx1 1 x1xx1 [Unfortunately, no column headings for entire census. - - - | CRAWFORD, Oliver (I2982)
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| 14759 | Land Transactions Mcgilivray Township The following is taken from the abstract of the deeds and mortgages registered in the record book showing the properties in Mcgilivray Township Middlesex county Ontario. They were viewed at the Ontario Archives.Toronto and at the Land Registry Office ,Court House,London Ontario. Lot 13, Concession 9 (approximately 100 acres) was bought by James Waistell Senior on June 1, 1855,and registered Jan 26,1859 from the Canada Company. James had previously leased the property. At the time of the purchase a mortgage was taken out from Timothy Buckley for $272. In July 14 1855 a Bill of Sale on title shows 50 acres, the North 1/2 being sold to Quinton McGill.In March 8, 1859, the south half was sold to John Morgan. Both Bill of Sales were registered March 31, 1859. The mortgage discharge between James and Timothy Buckley was not registered until October 22, 1864. Lot 14, Concession 9 was sold by the Canada Company to Isabella Morley (nee Waistell),consisting of 200 acres on Dec 7, 1867 (Registered January 9, 1868). There is a Bill of Sale on the property January 20, 1868 (Registered January 30, 1868) where Thomas & Isabella Morley sold to James Waistell Senior 100 acres. James then sold the south half (50 acres) to Pringle Waistell January 27, 1868 (Registered January 30, 1868). A mortgage was taken out April 18, 1868 from William Carter on the north 50 acres for $200. This mortgage was not discharged until July 26 1873 by Quinton McGill. The south half appears to be tied up in the estate of Pringle Waistell. The will was registered against the property October 8, 1868. On the north half, this is divided up according to James' will as mentioned above. The transfer is registered November 22, 1869. Richard transfers the deed of his 25 acres (the north half of the north half of the lot) to Quinton McGill February 7 1872. This was registered April 6, 1886 and after Quinton's death March 12, 1886. Quinton's will, which may have been dated July 30, 1885, was registered against the property (not clear as what parts but would have to be the north 50 acres) with the beneficiaries being Isabella M.Morgan (nee McGill) et al. A deed dated December 5, 1887 is registered showing the transfer of ownership of James Waistell et al to Isabella M and Mary J.Morgan (sisters) being the north 50 acres. This was registered February 13, 1888. There is another deed registered on title with the deed dated February 6, 1888 and registered February 13, 1888 with Isabella and Wm. Morgan transferring to Mary Jane Morgan so that Mary Jane ends up with the 50 acres making up the north half. On January 16, 1903 Mary Jane & Joshua Morgan take out a $525 mortgage from Joseph Hodgins. With the south half of 50 acres tied up by the Pringle's estate, there is a quick claim deed dated August 27, 1886 (registered September 20, 1886) transferring title from Sophia Hodgins( Pringle's daughter) to Robert & James Waistell. Will of James Waistell Senior James Waistell Senior Born July 13,1794- Died November 12, 1868. In his will dated July 14, 1868, his wife, Isabella gets all personal and real estate and upon her death (she died I year later, September 26,1869), it was to be distributed among some of his children as follows:Robert P. Born 1815; died 1847. His wife Jane, married James junior,James son on December 2, 1858. Robert and Jane's daughter, Isabella would have been 22 at the time of her grandfather's death. She had married Thomas Morley the year before. (January 9,1867) She is not mentioned in the will. (see comments below concerning lot 14)Elizabeth, Born March 7, l817 was 5l at the time of her father's death. She was a co executor with her brother Richard. She got 25 acres being the south portion of lot 14,Concession 9 plus 1/2 the personal property after the legacies were paid.Mary Ann, born December 28, 1818 was 49. She had married Thomas Holley in Weston and received $100. James, (Junior) born August 25,1822 was 46. He received only $1. Speculation is that he was estranged from his father and was living in Lucan at the time. His first wife Bridget Ryan was catholic and the reason for the estrangement. Richard, born March 25,1825 was 43. He is named as an executor of the will.He received 25 acres being the northerly half of the North half of lot 14, Concession 9 plus 1/2 the personal property after the legacies were paid.Isabella, born May 6, 1827 was 41 at the time of her father's death. She had married George Miller Dec 15, 1855. She is not mentioned in the will.John was born June 22 1829 and died Feb 2, 1864. His children are mentioned in the will. Edward born Oct 12,1856 would have been 12 and John Parker, bornMay11 1862 received$40 each from their grandfather. Pringle, born November 22,l83l and died May 18, 1868 is not mentioned in the will.Thomas born April 5 1835 would have been 33 if he was still living, is also not mentioned in the will . 1848 census McgilivrayTownship Lot 14 Concession 9 James Westell,blacksmith,number of people in house 2,Church of England,natives of England,1 male 5 years or younger,(then rubbed)1 female 5-14(then rubbed),1 married man 40-60,1 married woman 60 or up,1 female of limitations or idiots (then rubbed),average value of cleared land per acre 12,average value of wild land 2.5;7and a half acres of wheat,,Quantity 100,1 acre Barley/Bree/Bigg,Quantity 5,16 acres of Oats,Quantity 25,one half acres of potatoes,Quantity 30,,2 Neat cattle,1 horse,7 sheep,8 hogs . Lot 14 ,Concession 4, Jane westell,farmer,number of people in house,2,both Church of England,both natives of England,1 female 5 years or younger, 1 female,Single,between 21 -30, Number of deaths year preceeding census, 1 male, Average of cleared land,10, average of Wild land 2.5, 4 acres of Wheat,Quantity 80 , 1 acre of Barley/Bere/Bigg,Quantity 12, 16 acres of Oats,Quantity 25,one half acre of potatoes,Quantity 30, 2 Neat cattle, 1 horse,7 sheep, 8 hogs Lot 13,Concession 9, James Westell, Blacksmith,Number of people in house 2,both Church of England,both Natives of England, 1 married man 17-21,1 married female 14-45, Number of marriages year preceeding census, 1,no cleared land,value of Wild land 2.5 has ditto marks to show crops of 4 acres of Wheat,Quantity 80, 21 and one half acres of potatoes,Quantity 30, 4 Neat cattle, 1 horse, 7 sheep, 8 hogs 1851 census There is a dwelling described as a shanty being 1 level and holding one family with the following members: James Senior,Isabella,Isabella junior,John, and Pringle The 1861 census also spells name as Westle and shows a servant Mary Molson,born in Ireland,religion Church of Rome,age 23 Bridge in Mcgilivray Exeter Advocate ,Thursday,21 August 1890 in a section titled Mcgilivray Council.... mentions the repair of the Waistle bridge,4th concession \* Imimigration James and family arrived in New York City on July 21,1835 on the schooner Birmingham from Liverpool England.James aged 41,occupation blacksmith,Isabella age 41,Robert 21,blacksmith,Elizabeth 17,Mary Ann age 14,James age 12,Richard age 9,Isabella age 7, John age 5, Pringle age 3,and Thomas 11 months with destination of Upper Canada \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* \* | WAISTELL, James (P27)
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| 14760 | LAND TRANSFERS: . Ontario Land Registry Abstract Book, Plan 9, Block 1, pg 476 Lot 3, Con 2 NST, Halton Co. . 1848 Jul 18, Bargain&Sale, Kenny Haffman & Wife, To Mathias Teetzel, Part Half Lot 13, Con 2, NS Trafalgar . 1848 Jun 27, B&S, Reg. 1851.9.18, H Haffman, to Joseph Bell, Pt Lt 13, C2. . 1851 Sep 1, B&S, Jospeh Bell & wife, to Mathias Teetzel, Part of a parcel of land owned by Joseph Bell. . 1852 Jan 2, Mortgage, Mathias Teetzel & wife, to Ed K Rutherford & Donald McInnis. £14.13.10 shillings. . 1852 Jun 15. Mortgage, MT & wife, to Lenny N Titus . 1852 Jun 30, B&S, MT & wife, to Lenny N Titus, £1300 & standing security. . 1852 Jul 12, Mortgage, Charles Teetzel & wife, to MT & wife, to John White, Lot 13, Con 2NST. Six B&S B? . 1858 Mar 31, Mathias Teetzel, to Thos Rigney, £659.13.14 . 1855 Jan 29, B&S, Chas F Teetzel & wife, to Mathias Teetzel, L3,C2NST. . 1855 Jan 29, Mathias White & wife, to John White, Block 1, 1.Half acre. Lots 3 & 4, Con 2 NST, Block 2, Plan 9. Pg 17-19, . 1854 Apr 13, B&S, Mathias Teetzel & wife, to Kenny Tull, Lots 2 & 4 . 1854 Apr 19, Mortgage, Kenny T Tull, to Mathias Teetzel, Lot 3&$, £73.15. Lot 1-2-3-4 Con 2 NST, Block 3, Plan 9. Pg 21-24-27-32, . 1854 Jun 8 B&S, Mathias Teetzel & wife, to James Stewart, June. Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4, Reserving certain rights. Lots 1 to 7, Con 2 NST, Block 4, Plan 9. P38-41-46-51-54-56-59 . 1854 Jun 8, B&Sale, Mathis Teetzel & wife, Thomas Agar, Lot 1, £150. . 1855 May 3, ML & wife, to Elias W Dodge, Lot 2 . 1856 Nov 24, Dis. of Mort., Mathias Teetzel, per attorney, £50. Lot 2. . 1855 Apr 20, B&S, MT & wife, to John Stewart Senr., Lot 3. . 1856 Mar 26, B&S, MT & wife, to John Stevenson, Lots 4 & 5. . 1854 Jun 8, B&S, MT & Wife, to Benj. Hagerman, Lot 6, with reservations. . 1854 Jun 8, B&S, MT & Wife, to Wm. McKennedy, Lot 7, with reservations. . 1854 Jun 8, B&S, MT & Wife, to Benj. Hagerman, Lot 8., £87 . 1854 Jun 5, Lot 1-2, Block 5, B&S, MT & Wife, to Benj. Hagerman,, £, pg 63. Many more land transfers continue to 1856 Apr 12, Lot 12, Out of Oak & West of Ontario Streets. p 469 -. - | TEETZEL, Mathias (I286)
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| 14761 | Landed 1682 Alt Spelling Emott. | EMMOTT, James (I173)
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| 14762 | Landed: UC Land Petition 1824 2 8/ Landed Erin Twp. | MCCUTCHEON, William Sr. (I9)
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| 14763 | Lane's Cemetery | BEAMER, Osborne Lorne (P1050)
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| 14764 | Lane's Cemetery, St. Anns, ON | BEAMER, Nathaniel (P1058)
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| 14765 | Lane/Tustin attestation: drafted May 1918 | LANE*, William Earl Doc (I783)
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| 14766 | Lane/Tustin | TUSTIN*, Rose (I784)
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| 14767 | Lansing. | WILLSON, John S .5 (I894)
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| 14768 | Laramie. | BURROWS, Lee Marabell (I2748)
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| 14769 | Lardner is the son of Mary Lardner & John Bostwick. Biography . Lardner Bostwick was born in Toronto, Ont., June 20, 1815, & was married March 6, 1843, to Eliza Kennedy. They had 4 children, 2 of whom are now living, Mrs. F. G. O'Brien of Minneapolis, & Mrs. H. A. Nott of Chicago. . Judge Bostwick died April 13, 1897, age 82 years, leaving a wife, the 2 daughters above mentioned, also a grandson, Edward J. O'Brien, a granddaughter, Mrs. W. O. Wolf, daughter of Mrs. Nott. . 1843 judge Bostwick moved from Toronto to Chicago, & from thence to St. Anthony Falls in 1850. He served his first term as justice of the peace in 1852. He was also the fourth judge of probate of Hennepin County; also court commissioner. He served as assessor of internal revenue from 1862 to 1866. Judge Wm. Lochren, in an article some years ago, on reminiscences of the first lawyers in Hennepin county, says- "Lardner Bostwick was a man of unusual mental power, good literary attainments, & knowledge of the law, & Withal of spotless integrity & commanding dignity in court, while very genial & companionable in his intercourse with members of the bar & others. He was a most efficient magistrate, at a time when, owing to the rough manners of a pioneer community, such a man was needed to preserve order & respect for law." Ref: Minnesota Territorial Pioneers Biographies. - - - | BOSTWICK, Lardner .ii (I144)
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| 14770 | Large cement monument with capital, near a tree & entry sidewalk. | WALKER, Robert .i (I35)
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| 14771 | Large grey granite monument with two urn planters on the side. | LAWRENCE, Mary ELEANOR .xii (I581)
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| 14772 | Large grey tombstone. | MCCUTCHEON, Thomas Asa .1 (I13)
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| 14773 | Large memorial cement resting bench, inscribed for Wellington & Ada Cummer. | CUMMER, Wellington Willson .1st (I494)
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| 14774 | Large red granite Monument M620. | MARSH, Alexander Sr. (I1084)
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| 14775 | Large red granite monument. | GIBSON, William JOHNSTON Billie .1 (I110)
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| 14776 | Large X cleft in upper monument 1980. | FELKER, Annie .3 (I275)
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| 14777 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P554)
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| 14778 | Largo, FL. (Recorded on monument only?) | RANSOM, Corporal Mary E (I1549)
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| 14779 | Largo, Florida. Recumbent bronze/granite monument. | RANSOM, Gretchen Virginia (I1783)
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| 14780 | Largo, Pinellas Co., Florida | OLSEN, Aksel G (I2836)
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| 14781 | last address R.R.#4, Elder Rd.,Box 2, Roseneath, Ont. RESID: tobacco farm near Baltimore, Ont. OCCU: farmer RELIG: unknown | SETTERINGTON, Lawrence Donald (I106)
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| 14782 | Last known record of Catherine Hawkins so far, is that she was living in Winnipeg, Manitoba with her son James Burton Bishop. This was per the 1916 Census. The address at that time was 260 Spence. I am assuming that sometime between the 1901 Census and that the 1911 Census, that they moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba. One could assume that this happened after the death of Willet Dorland Hawkins in August 1907. | TRUMPOUR, Catherine Jerusha (I2400)
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| 14783 | Last lumbering Train accident. | CUMMER, Elmer C (I595)
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| 14784 | last marriage performed on the last day of the year 1637. 20 Mar 1637 - St Benet Paul's Wharf, London, England | Family (F604)
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| 14785 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4097)
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| 14786 | last place of residence | WARD HAM, Alice Thera (P408)
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| 14787 | Last residence: Coloma, Berrien, MI. | SCHAUS, Clarence Lawrence (I1923)
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| 14788 | Last Will and Testament of Dicey Kennedy Davenport, Campbell County Will of Dicey Kennedy Davenport, August 4, 1834 < In the name of God Amen. I Dicey Davenport of the county & state aforesaid being weak of body but of sound mind memory (revoking all others) do make and ordain the following as my last will and Testament. First I give and bequeath to my Beloved Grand Children James Warren, John Milton, Harriet Amanda, William Jesse & Charles Warren & Robert Early the Children of my Beloved Son Lovett Davenport an equal interest in a Negro Woman Hannah Secondly, I give & bequeath unto my beloved Grand Children Overton Fletcher, Eliza Garland, Matilda Ann, Dicey Sarah, James Thomas Lovett Harbirt, John Andrew & Mary Overton the children of my Beloved Son William Davenport an equal and joint interest in my negro woman Sarah & her child Amy and it is my will and desire that the said negroes should be subjuct to the control and management of my said two sons respectfully until such time as the youngest child of either comes of age then the said negro woman Hannah to be sold & the money equally divided unless she should have a child or children & in that case they may be divided or sold & divided as my said son Lovett may think best and when the youngest child of my said son William shall become of age then my will is that the said Negro Sarah and child Amy with any increase that may be shall be equally divided amongst the children of my said son William -- But as the said negro woman Hannah is at this time as I understand ________ ________ by virtue of any execution from Clark County and may sold under said executions my will & desire is that in case she should be sold that all the above named children of both my sons aforesaid shall be jointly and equally interested in the remaining negroes and it is my will and desire that my two beloved sons Lovett Davenport and William Davenport be the executors of this my Last will and Testament and likewise that they equally divide between themselves the remaining part of my property & that they sell a certain Lot of Land lying in this county to wit number Thirty five in the first District (formally Carroll) in such manner and at such time as they may judge proper and divide the money between themselves ---------------- In Testimony whereof I have hereunto let my hand & seal this fourth day of August one thousand eight hundred and thirty four Test Dicey Davenport Thomas B. Watts L Berry Watts Hugh Longino Georgia Campbell } Personally Appeared before us Johnson (?) County } B. Thompson and David D. Smith Justices of the Inferior Court of Said County Berry Watts and Hugh Longino who after being sworn saith on oath that they saw Dicey Davenport sign the within will for the purposes therein contained and that at the time she assigned she was of sound mind Sworn to us Subscribed} L Berry Watts Before us this 1st January } Hugh A. Longino 1836 P. B. Thompson J.J.C David D. Smith J.J.C. S. P. Bonion (?) C.C.O. | KENNEDY, Dicey (I10295)
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| 14789 | Latina L LOU is the daughter of Sarah Judith Willson & Jehu John Mosher. | MOSHER, Lavina Liberte LOU (I1055)
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| 14790 | Launceston, Cornwall | Family (F5492)
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| 14791 | Launceston, Cornwall | Family (F9168)
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| 14792 | Laura E Meyers lived on a farm near Yelm, Washington. . 1906 Feb 15 - Houston. John S Myers & daughter, Miss Laura, were in from Ellis Prairie Saturday. Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper, Missouri. - - - | MYERS, Laura Elizabeth (I21)
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| 14793 | Laura is the daugher of Annie Wasson, 1853 and Wilkinson W Miles, b 1852. | MILES, Laura Ellen (I1352)
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| 14794 | Laura is the daughter of Laura A Eastman & Charles Eastman. Married Cora Eastman in 1900. Cora Luella Eastman, b. Jan 1881, Michigan, died c 1922 June 5th. Father of Milton, Wendell & Harry Grow. The following is a sample of numerous newspaper articles: St. Joseph Saturday Herald newspaper, MI. . 1897 Jan 23 - Vineland -Harry Grow of Benton Harbor has been visiting relatives here. St. Joseph Daily Press. . 1909 Apr 29 - Mr Mrs Woodruff were hosts to the members of the Jolly Bunch last evening. Prize at cards was won by Harry Grow. Refreshments were served. . 1911 Jan 31 - Mrs Laura Eastman has returned to her home in Bangor after a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harry Grow. . 1909 Feb 11 - A dozen little friends of Milton Grow, the little soon Mr Mrs Harry Grow, residing on Baird st., celebrated the 4th anniversary of the young host Wed. afternoon. the little people enjoyed various amusements from 2 to 5 o.clock when they were invited to supper. The table was prettily decorated with hearts & valentines. A heart hunt & music on the graphing delighted the small guests. News Palladium newspaper, Benton Harbor, MI. . 1897 Feb 13 - YMCA, Young Mens Christian Association, Standing Committees appointed for the ensuring year. Athletic, Harry Grow. . 1901 Mar 12 - St. Joseph. Mr Mrs Harry Grow, of Bangor, are in the city. . 1904 Apr 29 -Benton Harbor, Miss Elva Stineman of South Haven is a guest of Mrs Harry Grow. . 1907 Oct 4 - Pleasure Seekers met yesterday all day with Mrs. Harry Grow, Baird street. An exceptionally enjoyable session was spent & at noon an appetizing dinner was served by he hostess. The afternoon was spent with needlework & conversation, it being decided to hold the next meeting with Mrs Berry, at her home on Clay street. . 1909 Jul 2, Members of the Jolly Bunch & friends were entwined at their final meeting of the season by Mrs. Elmer Hopkins & Mrs AW Barre. Prizes awarded to Harry Grow. Ice cream & cake were served. . 1909 Oct 21 - Mr Mrs Herbert Inman & Mr Mrs Harry Grow celebrated their wedding anniversary by mock marriage ceremony last evening …wedding march, brides in white gowns with veils & bouquets of roses & forget-me-nots. …dainty 3 course luncheon. a delightful evening, the company left at a late hour. . 1909 Dec 27 - Family gathering at Grow home for Christmas Dinner, dinners Chas Eastman of McDonald, Mr Mrs BM Banty of Boroedsvie, Mr Mrs Elmer Eherson of Paw Paw & Miss Velmo Allen of this city. . 1910 Jan 14 - Oyster Supper enjoyment of the Pleasure Seeks, sleigh ride Thursday evening given by Harry Grow. Later in the evening the party returned to the Grow home with a very pleasant evening playing games. . 1921 Nov 12 - Mrs Harry Grow, who was taken sick a week ago at her home on superior street, & has been very seriously ill, was removed to Mercy hospital this morning. . 1921 Nov 14 The many friends ofMrs Harry Grow of Superior st. will be interested to learn that according to the latest report, her condition is considered favorable. Mrs. Grow unwent a very serious operation Sat. afternoon & although spending a very restless night she is reported as resting better today. . 1922 Apr 17 - Mrs Harry Grow who has been ill at her home for the last few weeks, is reported as about the same. . 1922 May 5 - Mrs BL Banta, of Bangor, arrived Thous., called here by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Harry Grow. Obituary . 1922 Jun 5 - Mrs Harry L Grow passed away this morning following along illness of intense suffering at her home. She had been bedridden 3 months. (As below, and:) Mrs Grow was Miss ora Eastman before her marriage to Mr Grow in 1898 in St. Joseph. He died 4 years ago in April 1918 & she successfully continued his business, The Grow Transfer Co. for 2 years. . 1922 Jun 8 - Services for Late Mrs Harry Grow are impressive & beautiful, held Wed. from the home on Superior street. Rev A C Diefenbach, pastor of Church of the Good Samaritan of which she was a member. The home was filled with scores of friends, who came to render their last showing of love of respect. Universally beloved, a woman with a marvelous character, a sunny disposition, an enthusiastic worker in the church, home & social life, a wonderfully tender & sympathetic mother & a true friends. Bears were all husbands of the Pleasure Seekers club. Burial in Crystal Sprints. Out of town relatives: Mrs Elmer Empson of Farmingotn, Mich, Mrs Byron Banta of Breedsville, Mich., sisters; Mrs Myra Grow, mother of the late Harry Grow, Mrs Roy Bird of Chicago, Mr Mrs rank Grow, Eau Claire, Mr Mrs Thomas Olinger, Holland & 25 or 30 more distant relatives. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | EASTMAN, Cora Luella (I1924)
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| 14795 | Laura is the daughter of Lottie J Carroll & Vernon LaFollette Walker. | WALKER, Lurabelle (I545)
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| 14796 | Laura is the daughter of Mary C Cosford and Joseph H Cosford. | COSFORD, Laura Caroline (I288)
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| 14797 | Laura is the daughter of Mary Jane Nichols & John Nicholson. | NICHOLSON, Laura (I1246)
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| 14798 | Laura M is the daughter of William Teetzel, hotel keeper and Hester Ann White. Husband 1 Joseph Mitton; husband 2, Horace Johnson, b. Columbus, Ohio. - - - | TEETZEL, Laura Miriam (I1239)
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| 14799 | Laura's mother was Dorothy Moody, her brother was Alonzo McCalley. Creative spelling of the last name everywhere you find it. | BAILEY, Alonzo Moody 4 (P37)
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| 14800 | Laurence, Elizabeth X William Osborn 1813 APR 26 both York Twp., Witnesses: William Lawrence and John Willson, By special license at St James Cathedral, Toronto Note: witnesses to her wedding are Likely Uncle William, UE? owing to the St. James & Grandfather or Uncle John Willson ii or iii. - PJA | Family (F93)
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