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| 14951 | Lived beside "Grampa Greig" (William Greig - WKL Greig's father) in Westmount until she was 5 years old when she moved to Kensington. She was moved becasue the hill on their street was too steep. Information provided orally by Eileen Hutchison to Jon Cowan Oct 20, 1997 | HUTCHISON, Eileen Brenda (I41)
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| 14952 | lived Brantford area, 2 children | DALE, John Adam (I728)
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| 14953 | lived five days - only child to be born in hospital | DOLSON, Douglas (P71)
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| 14954 | Lived his life in Indiana after 1850 | NIXON, Allen III (I2791)
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| 14955 | Lived in a small town in Woodson County, Kansas, called Toronto | JEFFREY, Hugh (I578)
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| 14956 | lived in Adelaide Tp married his cousin 3 children | DALE, Henry (I724)
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| 14957 | lived in Aylmer [London Free Press, 4 Feb 2013] MENNILL, Marjorie - Of Aylmer. Today we say good-bye to Marjorie Mennill. She died peacefully after a short illness at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital on Friday, February 1, 2013 in her 89th year. She is survived by her daughter Joanne, son and daughter-in-law, Dave and Judy, grandchildren, John Lea Reynolds and Rita Mennill Cochrane (Will) and great grandchildren, Lauren and Aidan, sister Evelyn (Dale) King and brother, Brian Dale, as well as a number of nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her husband, Joe, a brother, Rae and sister, Ruth (Upfold) and son-in-laws, Bill Weichsel, John Reynolds and Bill Thomas. She was born in Westminster Township, May 17th, 1924, daughter of the late Clifford Dale and Marion Currie. Marjorie was a devoted and skilled homemaker. She was a member of St. Paul's United Church where she volunteered in a variety of capacities including a guide leader and a kitchen helper. She and Joe enjoyed many opportunities for travel. She was devoted to her family and she was committed to her community. She will be missed. Friends may call at the H. A. KEBBEL FUNERAL HOME, Aylmer on Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral service will be held on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 11:00 am. from St. Pauls United Church. Interment, White Oak Cemetery, London. Donations will be gratefully accepted for the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital or St. Paul's United Church. Share memories or condolences at kebbelfuneralhome.com 12246655 | DALE, Marjorie (I1724)
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| 14958 | lived in Aylmer | CURRIE, Marion (I1723)
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| 14959 | Lived in Barnesville for several years. He had a filling station at the edge of town going north on Route 8. They moved to Salem, Ohio. (Casey Notes P 35) DEATH: Also shown as Died 2 Feb 1956 | JEFFREY, James Hamilton (I524)
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| 14960 | lived in Battleford, Sask. -buried at Woodland | MAIR, Andrew (I744)
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| 14961 | lived in Delaware - censuses all says born UC/Ont. -Ont. death record says died 11 Dec. 1894 marriage witnessed by Peter Tunks & Lyman Griffith | HAMMOND, Andrew (I350)
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| 14962 | lived in Delaware LFP obit says buried BSC No marker | HAMMOND*+, John (I353)
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| 14963 | Lived in Foulden, according to Jeffrey/Miller Family tree provided by Annie Bradshaw to John Cowan April 16, 2019. See Library/Andrew Jeffrey Cousins/James Jeffrey b1684/Item 1 | JEFFREY, Elizabeth Margaret (I1268)
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| 14964 | Lived in Gallatown, Fifeshire, Scotland | TODD, Mary (I180)
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| 14965 | Lived in Gallatown, Fifeshire, Scotland | NICHOLSON, Baillie Alex (I179)
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| 14966 | Lived in Glasgow | PARK, James P (I163)
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| 14967 | Lived in Glasgow, according to email from Janet Gerla to John Cowan April 25, 2018 "More Greig Info" | GREIG, Margaret (I162)
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| 14968 | lived in Goderich | GRIFFETH, Charles Ezra (I326)
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| 14969 | Lived in Hamilton and Montreal (after 1866) PETTIT - ANNALS Her namesake neice (Charlotte Eliza Pettit) was witness at her daughter Sarah's 1877 wedding 005991 1877 (Lincoln Co- Grimsby Village) Robert Arthur ALEXANDER, 32, physician, Ontario, Grimsby, s/o James & Amelia ALEXANDER, married Sarah Harriett BOOKER, 25, Ontario, Grimsby, d/o Alfred & Eliza Ann BOOKER, witn: J. N. WADDLE, Hamilton & Charlotte E. PETTIT, Grimsby, 18 Dec 1877 Grimsby MS 932 Reel 24 | PETIT, Eliza Ann (I2823)
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| 14970 | lived in Kilworth | MAIR, Ellen Valencia (I842)
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| 14971 | lived in Kilworth | KILBOURN, Samuel Doddor (I840)
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| 14972 | lived in Lambeth; buried at Scottsdale | NICHOLS, Alonzo (I1785)
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| 14973 | Lived in Montreal Lived in Toronto at 20 Chestnut Park Drive in 1911 (Libray/Wickliffe Greig/Item 18). Also see Library Item 18 for discussion of his work life, investments and children. Lived in New York in 1922 (see William Greig Obit: Library/William Greig/Item 7) | GREIG, Robert (I186)
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| 14974 | Lived in Montreal according to Library/William Greig/Item 2. Unmarried and living with parents in Baltimore in 1922 according to father's obit (Library/William Greig/Item 7) William Cowan repeorts from 1920 Census and other sleuthing: "Margaret is listed as a music teacher and for employment as “Own Account” as opposed to employee. Presumably she gave private music lessons, perhaps to kids after school." "Margaret lived with her parents at 2000 Madison Avenue. The US census of 1910 shows a Margaret Greig as a student nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 32. She, along with at least a page worth of others are shown as boarders at the hospital. We can be certain that this is “our” Margaret because it says she is Canadian and immigrated in 1907 and is of Scottish parents – the same info as is evident when she is living at 2000 Madison Avenue for the 1920 census. "Given what I next found (1928 City Directory), the stint as a self-employed music teacher as reported in the 1920 census may have been a hiatus from nursing. Specifically, the 1928 US City Directory for Baltimore shows Margaret Greig and Elizabeth M Greig at 1701 Madison Avenue Apartment 4A. The directory lists them both as nurses. If indeed they were practicing nurses, there are three hospitals within walking distance of their apartment the closest being the University of Maryland Medical Centre a 15 minute walk away. Whether it was constructed back in 1928, I do not know." "Interestingly, Margaret died in Vancouver, BC. This was on February 20, 1945. While I have not read the actual entry on page 15 in the Vancouver Sun of February 21, 1945 because I am not prepared to pay a fee to access it, I do know that it refers to her sister Elizabeth....... The access point through Ancestry.ca says “Residence 974 West 12 m Avenue”. What the “m” is all about, I do not know. | GREIG, Margaret Rodger (I189)
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| 14975 | Lived in Napanee | WARNER, George W (I2346)
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| 14976 | LIved in Stratford until 1915, then Montreal until 1926, then returned to Stratford (See William Jeffrey (II) Library, Item 3) | PRESTON, James (I392)
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| 14977 | Lived in Sunderland when History was written (1898?) | GREIG, Andrew (II) (I160)
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| 14978 | Lived in Sunderland, England(?) | GREIG, Andrew (I159)
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| 14979 | lived in Toronto | GRIFFETH, Eli (I482)
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| 14980 | lived in Vancouver, B.C. | MCVICKER, Joseph Daniel (I2725)
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| 14981 | Lived in Vancouver. Outlived her sister Elizabeth who died Nov 15, 1949 in Vancouver Married to D.l.Oliver? - See Death Announcement Item 7 in Wickliffe Greig Library | GREIG, Janet Morrison (I146)
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| 14982 | Lived in Welland in May 1900 - see Mary Hutchison wedding news report Lived at 78 Warren Road, Toronto, in 1906, according to notation in the front of her bible in the possession of John Cowan in 2018. | JEFFREY, Janet Maud (I28)
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| 14983 | lived in Westminster | MAIR, William (I1068)
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| 14984 | lived in Westminster | MAIR, John (I829)
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| 14985 | Lived in Woodstock Ontario - per Ward Skinner email to John Cowan and others Nov 22, 2017 | MCLEOD, John (I300)
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| 14986 | Lived in woodstock with some of her siblings (see Jim Jeffrey email to John Cowan Nov 27, 2017) | SHORT, Mary Blair (I251)
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| 14987 | Lived near Winnipeg ("History of a Pioneer Family") | GRIGG, Susan (I224)
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| 14988 | Lived on Shrewsbury St, Stratford (according to Death Notice of his Father-in-law William Jeffrey) (see Janet Jeffrey Library Item 4, PAge 6). Lived most of his life in Stratford excpet for 4 years in Boissevan, Manitoba (See William Jeffrey (II) Library, Item 3.) | PRESTON, William James (I229)
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| 14989 | Lived on the 5th Concession in Read parish Some of the descendants of Daniel D. Callaghan spelled their name without the'g'. This is thought to have been the result of the spelling of the family name by the priest at St. Charles Borromeo. The new spelling stuck, and the shortened form became standard for several of his children, particularly that of William Callaghan. Dan Callaghan was quite a successful farmer, and a man of no little means for his day. He was quite well-off and highly respected within his community, perhaps the most affluent of any of our Callaghan ancestors. In 1870, he bought 100 acres of land Con 4 Lot 14, and a further 80 acres of land at Con 4 Lot13. Both of these properties eventually passed on to his son, Denis James. | CALLAGHAN, Daniel D (I2932)
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| 14990 | lived to be 103 no marker at BSC but obituary says buried there (DWT); auxiliary brick placed 2010 DWT p466 says buried at Pond Mills | MCEWEN*+, Margaret (I397)
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| 14991 | Lived with his father Stewart & brother Hugh McCutcheon on the same farm. 16 June 1911 Census for Erin Twp., Ont. Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 25, 1936 Obituary: JAMES McCutcheon After a short illness, the death of Mr. James McCutcheon, of Freeport, Ontario, came as a shock to many friends, in this community. Mr McCutcheon was a son of the late Stewart & Sarah McCutcheon & was born on the old McCutcheon homestead, 3 Line Erin, 60 years ago. He leaves to mourn his loss four brothers: Hugh of Acton, William of Rockwood, Robert, 3d line Erin & Clarence of Summerland, British Columbia. Rev. Mr. Grant of Erin conducted the funeral service which was held from the home of his brother, Robert McCutcheon, on the old homestead. Interment was made in Everton Cemetery. The pallbearers were William, Robert, Hugh McCutcheon, Humphrey Barbour, Murdock McCutcheon, Thos. McCutcheon. Flower-bears were J J Stewart, Clayton Barbour, Albert Kennedy & Roy McCutcheon. NOTE: James was a farmer living at RR # 2, Acton, ON. His brother, Hugh McCutcheon, who was residing at RR # 3, Acton, ON, was the informant & signed his death certificate. James was buried at the Churchill Cemetery. On the death registration James was listed as single. Transcripts by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, James Stewart .2 (I20)
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| 14992 | Lived with his mother and sister. Operated family farm. Never married BIRTH: Also shown as Born 30 Jun 1866 | JEFFREY, John (I519)
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| 14993 | Lives in Columbus Ohio. He was an attorney. | MERWIN, Earl Norman Hood (I552)
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| 14994 | Living at home at the time of her mother's death 1892. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kingan-19: "Anna lived with her sisters in Peterborough and didn't marry.[1] In 1891 she was listed as a book keeper probably for the Kingan Hardware store." | KINGAN, Annabella (I250)
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| 14995 | Living at home at the time of her mother's death. 1892 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kingan-15: "She lived with her sisters, Jennie and Anna in 1911." This means she never married | KINGAN, Mary Jeffrey (I249)
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| 14996 | Living in Carleton Place when married | GREY, Sarah Hall (I201)
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| 14997 | Living in Chirnside in 1798 according to Tax Assessments - See Library/Andrew Jeffrey Ancestors/Peter Jeffrey/1-Chirnside Tax Assessment 1798. Donor to the United Secession Church Nov 11, 1799 (see Library/Andrew Jeffrey Ancestors/Peter Jeffrey/2-Martinmass Donors 1799. | JEFFREY, Peter (I77)
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| 14998 | Living in Glasgow | GREIG, Mary (I183)
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| 14999 | Living in Glasgow (in 1898 when Partial Hisotry was written) | GREIG, James (I182)
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| 15000 | Living in Glasgow (in 1898) | GREIG, Janet (I209)
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