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| 15401 | Margaret Moore, spinster 11 Jan 1814 Charlotteville to David Pierce, yoeman | MOORE, Margaret (I2797)
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| 15402 | Margaret Roy married 23 Apr 1872, Erin Twp. to Edward Thompson Hilts, b 11 Sept 1851. 3 Hilts children. . Edward HILTS, 21, of Erin, born Canada, bachelor, farmer, s/o William & Ann HILTS, Episcopal Methodist, married Margaret Roy, 20, of Erin, born Canada, spinster, d/o Obediah & Margaret Roy, Episcopal Methodist, Witnesses George Briggs & Margaret Ann Walker, both of Georgetown. 23 Apr 1872, in Erin, by T. C. Brown, by License. (p. 126, Division Erin, Wellington Co.0 Margaret A Walker's half-brother William Walker was married to Margaret Roy's sister Elizabeth Roy. . Wellington Co., HILTS, Herbert Obediah. Born on 30 May 1874 to Margaret Roy & Edward Hilts, labourer, Erin. Registration number 023791. Accoucheur was Dr. Freeman. . Wellington Co., HILTS, Herbert Obediah. Born on 30 May 1874 to Margaret Roy & Edward Hilts, farmer, Erin. Registration number 023369. Accoucheur was Dr Freeman. . Wellington Co. Registration #022561, Dec. 3, 1875. Alfred Edwin HILTS, male. Father Edward Hilts, labourer, mother Margaret Roy. Informant Mrs. Alfred Roy, wife of Alfred Roy, farmer, Erin. Registered Dec. 28, 1875. Accoucheur Mrs. Vanatter, Registrar Wm. Tyler. . 1915 Mar 18 - Obituary BALLINAFAD The funeral of the late Mrs. Edward Hilts, of Toronto, which took place here last Friday was largely attended. Rev. Mr. Bell, pastor of the deceased, spoke very feelingly of the departed. Mrs. Hilts, whose maiden name was Margaret Rey, was born & lived all her life here until 6 years ago when she moved with her family to Toronto. Mr. Hilts predeceased her 9 years. Much sympathy is felt in the community for the bereaved family. Ref: Acton Free Press. Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | ROY, Margaret (I52)
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| 15403 | Margaret Sterling married c.1869 to Wm. R MckKiterick, b 2- Aug 184, Greenwood, ON. Monument Inscription: In Memory of MARGARET Wife of Wm McKiterick Died Nov 8 1869 AE 23 yrs 8 mos. - - - | STERLING, Margaret (I952)
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| 15404 | Margaret Tilton Nicholson was born in the officers barracks at Connell, on Presque Isle, New Brunswick. NB Marriage Registration, New Brunswick, . Lieut. Arthur B Walsh of the parish of Wakefield & County of York & Margaret Nicholson of the same parish & county were married by License with Consent of Parents, this first day of October in the year 1819. The Marriage was solemnized between us in the presence of JN MacLaughlan, J G Conners, A B Walsh, Margaret Nicholson. The New Brunswick Royal Gazette, Fredericton, York Co., NB . 1819 Oct 6. Married at Wakefield, Carleton Co., 1st inst., by Rev. Dibble, Lt. Walsh, of the Royal India Rangers to Margaret Nicholson, fourth daughter of Arthur Nicholson, Esq. of that place. Note: Birth date makes Margaret the third daughter of Elizabeth Lawrence, but the fourth dau. of Arthur Nicholson. - PJA. The parish of Wakefield as constituted in 1803 included the present parishes of Wilmot, Simonds & Wakefield. . 1851 Census Simmons, Carlton Co., New Brunswick Margaret Walsh Widow, age 51 /born 1800 Elenor Nicholson, Sister, age 61/1890 NB Wm. P Nicholson, brother 55, age 55/ 1796 NB Mrs. Walsh, Wife, age 25 /1826 NB Mary Walsh, Dau. 1 /b 1850 NB. Carleton Sentinel Newspaper, Woodstock, Carleton Co., New Brunswick: . 1867 June, Died At residence of Mrs. A.B. WALSH, Simonds (Carleton Co.) 28th May, Jane, d/o late Capt. Arthur Nicholson, Assistant Commissary. She was born in Hampstead, Long Island, N.Y. in 1780 & removed to this Country with her parents at the close of the Revolutionary War & taught school in this county a great many years, age 87. New Brunswick Courier, Saint John, NB . 1863 Sept 5. Mary Ann Nicholson, died at Simonds, 19th Ult. [August], At the residence of Mrs. A. B Welsh; Mary Ann, daughter of the late Arthur Nicholson, Esq., Aged 74. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | NICHOLSON, Margaret Tilton (I864)
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| 15405 | Margaret was remarried in Deseronto in the Roman Catholic Church. The witnesses were Wallis McDonald and Elizabeth McDonald. | Family (F437)
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| 15406 | Margaret Willson.ii is the daughter of Mary Ann Cummer & John Willson.3rd. Three Willson married at the same place at Goderich, by Rev. Alexander McKenzie, Presbyterian Minister, Goderich: VERIFY IDENITY: Anna Wilson, married 9 July 1836 to Cyrus McMillan, Wit: Joseph Pickley & Ben. Miller; Jacob Willson, married 21 July 1836 to Eliza Ann Cooper, & Richard Papst? & James Hater? & his sister Margaret Willson, married 21 July 1836 to John Isaac, Witness, Ed Gooding & Benjamin Willson. - - - | WILLSON, Margaret .II (I253)
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| 15407 | Margaret's made name was Spears. She came from Lucknow, to which area her parents had travelled by wagon, across country from Bond Head. She was a niece of Mrs. Bosomworth of Elora (who trained the girls as dressmakers. Great-grandmother Spears may have been a Sharp. Because of this relationship, Margaret Spears came to Elora to learn dress making from a Miss or Mrs. Bosomwith. Wm. Spears was her brother. From this 2nd marriage for both Mr & Mrs. David Black, 4 more children were born: David Henry, Twins John & Nancy & William James Black. . 1890 - Photo: members of David Black family of West Garafraxa Township, Wellington County with key to names: back row left to right: Jennie Black, Mrs. Jas. Mason (Mrs. Frank Vallery), John Black of Grand Valley, Nancy Black (Mrs. Dave Armstrong of Mimosa), Wm. J. Black (of Amaranth Township), Mary Felker (Mrs. Pete Gerrie who lived near Fergus), centre row: Annie Black (Mrs. Jack Gilkison of Harriston), Grandpa David Black (born Puslinch Township), Grandma Margaret Spears (Felker) Black, Lizzie Black (Mrs. Bill Spears of Gorrie), front row seated: Laura Black (Mrs. Ben Allen of Grand Valley) note - all were born in West Garafraxa Twp. except Laura Black Ref: Wellington Co. Archives & Museum, Ontario. - - -- - - | SPEARS, Margaret MARY (I207)
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| 15408 | Margaret's parents were Marguerite Holleri and Cpl. Balthazar Moutarde. They emigrated from Europe in the late 18th century to homestead in the Island's Aboiteau area.findagrave | MOUTARDE MUTTARD CLARK, Margaret "Peggy" (Wm. Clark) (P12355)
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| 15409 | Margaretha is the daughter of Tryntje Melgerts & Wynant G Vanderpoel. | VANDERPOEL, Margaretha Wijantsdr (I1474)
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| 15410 | Margarethe is the daughter of Elisbeth & Hans Benfer, born 1540 Amstshausen Westfalen, Germany. | BENFER, Margarethe (I830)
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| 15411 | Margarita is the daughter of Thomas Chayter. | CHAYTER, Margarite (I610)
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| 15412 | Margret is he daughter of Agatha Hamm & Adam Justice (1873). Margaret Justice married Herbert Mueller. | JUSTICE, Margaret (I609)
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| 15413 | Marguerite E Nicholson married Frederick W Dion. | NICHOLSON, Marguerite E (I2482)
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| 15414 | Marguerite Jane is the daughter of Margaret Ann McGregor & Wm. Felker. . Detroit Border Crossing 1907 to 1915 Mar 15, Marguerite Felker of Milton, Ontario, 19 years /b 1896, 5 ft 5inches, Medium complexion, brown hair, gray eyes. Contact: Uncle Geo. McGregor, 158 Fulton Ave., Toronto. . 1907 to 1915 May 22. Niece Marguerite Felker visited Uncle J J Dobbin, Excelsior Minn. - - - | FELKER, Marguerite Jane .4 (I409)
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| 15415 | Maria Brenton Stewart. | BRENTON, Maria Eliza (I593)
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| 15416 | Maria Eleanor is the daughter of Maria Rebecca Dennis, b 1831 Kingston, Ont. & James Wm Bridgeland, b 9 Apr 1918 Town of York, Ontario. . Ontario Marriage Registration 012846 John W S Lawrence, Age 25/1855, Yorkville, book keeper, Methodist, s/o John & Margery Lawrence, Married Maria E Bridgeland, Age 24, Yorkville, Methodist. d/o James W & Maria Rebecca Brigland, Witnesses: Percival L Mason, Toronto [i.e. his cousin] & Anna S Bridgeland, Yorkville, Married by Rev W J Hunter, D.D. . 1880 Nov 9, Tuesday, Married Lawrence- Bridgeland, At Bloor street Methodist Church by Rev W J Hunter, John Willson Lawrence, youngest son of John Lawrence Esq. to Marie Eleanor, eldest daughter o the late J W Bridgeland, all of Yorkville. Ref: Toronto Globe & Mail Newspaper. . 1888 Feb 22 - Died Lawrence, at 10 Avenue road, Toronto, Anna May Madeline, beloved daughter of John W Lawrence, aged 9 months 22 days. funeral from 10 Avenue road on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ref: Toronto Globe & Mail newspaper. . 1902 The Society Blue Book of Toronto, Lawrence, Mr & Mrs. J. Willson, "Southlawn, 67 Lowther Ave. Toronto, [etc. as below]. . 1903-4 The Society Blue Book of Toronto, Hamilton & London, A Social Directory Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs. J. Willson, 78 Walmer road. Summer Residence: "The Retreat," Jackson' s Point, Lake Simcoe. Receives 1st & 2d Friday. Mrs., nee Bridgeland, (65 Women's Art Assoc.) . 1913 & 1920 The Society Blue Book of Toronto, Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs. John Willson (Bridgeland) 10 Clarendon avenue, Toronto, Receives 1st Thursday & Friday Clubs, Mrs. 68-Women's Musical Club Mr. J. Ernest Lawrence Mr. Karl W. Lawrence, 45 Royal Canadian Academy of Art. - - - | BRIDEGLAND, Maria Eleanor MARIE (I577)
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| 15417 | Maria Elisabeth Volkel is the daughter of Anna KATHARINA Amos & Johann Eckart Volkel. | VÖLKEL, Maria Elisabeth .1 (I83)
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| 15418 | Maria Elisabeth is the daughter of Maria Eliszabeth & Jakob Griesing. Although husband, Johann Jakob Völckel JACOB Felker, deeded her all his lands, beloved wife Mary, appears to be deceased by April 25, 1803, when children John, Lewis, Catherine & Christina Felker make a claim before the Heir & Devisee Commission. - P J Ahlberg. - - - | GRIESING, Maria Elisabetha MARY (I55)
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| 15419 | Maria Elisabeth Völckel - MARY FELKER is the daughter of Johann Jakob Völckel JACOB FELKER & Maria Elisabeth - MARY Griesing. | FELKER, Maria Elisabeth Völkel MARY .1 (I109)
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| 15420 | Maria Frances, daughter. Jackson Browne French of Burlington, New Jersey. Died. February 4 1832. A thin white marble monument on a raised brick foundation. Augustine, Florida, (much yellow mold 2011 covers the stone.) by New England Historic Genealogical Society - 1894 New Eng. Historical & Genealogical Register, page 53. - - - | FRENCH, Maria Frances (I829)
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| 15421 | Maria is the daughter of Catharine Dennis & Alexander Patterson. | PATTERSON, Maria (I1894)
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| 15422 | Maria is the daughter of daughter of George Thomas Sargent & Sarah Felker. . 1852 Advertisement: Dress making: Millinery & Straw Bonnets done to order, by Mrs Vickers, Melville St Elora, near the Presbyterian Church. Straw Plait of all descriptions kept on hand. marriage & Mourning Dresses made on shortest notice. Elora, April 2 1852. Ref: Elora Backwoodsman newspaper, published 1852 Jul 15. . 1991 Dec 3 - Darby House, Elora's premier hotel of the 19th centre. Robt Dalby was an Elora businessman who sought to build a strong industrial base in the village un the 1870s. He no longer had time to look after the management of the Dalby House, & in 1873 he headed the hotel for 5 years to James All, who had been managing a hotel in Harrison who proved to be an immediate disaster as a hotelkeeper. The Dalby House soon los its reprobation. In 1874 to salvage the business, Robt. Dalby went part way down Metcalfe Street to the Royal Hotel. He hired the Royal's manager, Frank Vickers, to restore the Royal hotel. The Vickers family had been in the hotel business in Elora for over 20 years. Frank Vickers had been successful in the livery & cartage businesses as wells running the Royal. Much of the Vickers reputations based on the culinary skills of Frank's wife, Maria & his daughter, Mary Jane. They brought the Royal's dinning room reputation with them to the Dalby House & succeeded in rebuilding the business. They made special efforts to appeal to commercial travelers, who by this time, were becoming the mainstay of the hotel business. In 1878 [or 1870?] the family was forced to relinquish the job, due to the illness of Maria Vickers. Frank Vickers returned to the livery business. Management of the hotel returned to the Frank Dalby family. Ref: Elora Sentinel newspaper, article by Steve Thorning. - - - | SARGENT, Maria (I355)
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| 15423 | Maria is the daughter of Eliza Sargent & George Awrey. Children of James S McDonald & Eliza Sargent are: John, George, David, Arthur, Etta, Gertrude, Bertrude & Thomas McDonald. | AWREY, Maria (I851)
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| 15424 | Maria is the daughter of Elizabeth Doan and William Graham. | GRAHAM, Maria (I235)
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| 15425 | Maria is the daughter of Mary Meredith & Lewis Felker. Their were 11 children: Marian Mrs. George Depew; James; Mary, Mrs. Samuel Nunn; Lewis; Martha, Mrs. Aldred Bailey & mother of Ferrier Bailey; Elias who married Mary Fergus; Maria, Mrs. Stephen Cunningham; David who married Alzina Black of Black's Corners, Amaranth Twp. & became the grandparents of Douglas Hall of Fergus, who supplied history of this branch of family; Margaret, Mrs. David Hammond; Sarah, Mrs. John Sherritt. Ref: Archives & Museum Wellington Co. - - - | FELKER, Eliza MARIA .2 (I117)
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| 15426 | Maria Louisa is the daughter of Statira Edith Montgomery & Stillwell Willson the Younger. | WILLSON, Maria Louisa (I12)
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| 15427 | Maria Magdenes the daughter of Elisabeth & Johnnes Bald. Maria Magdelene married 1686 to Jost Johann Sassmannshausen (1659 Jun 22 - 1713 Jan 29, Erndtebruck. Their child: Johann Tobias Sassmannshausen, b 1706 Nov 21. - - - | BALD, Maria Magdalene (I578)
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| 15428 | Maria Margarete is the daughter of Eva Hein & Henrich Lauer. | LAUER, Maria MARGARETE (I79)
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| 15429 | Maria Margreth Volkel is the daughter of Anna KATHARINA Amos & Johann Eckart Volkel. | VÖLKEL, Maria Margrethe (I82)
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| 15430 | Maria married Robert Robinson, born ca. 1815 - died 29 Sept. 1871. . They are both buried in the Newmarket cemetery. Their children are: Thomas Robinson, b 1846 Titus Robinson, b1849 George Robinson, b1851 Ellen Robinson, b 18563 Charles Robinson, b1857 Alfred Robinson, b 1859 William Robinson, b 1860. - - - | WILLSON, Maria (I164)
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| 15431 | Maria Poillon married 1. Thos. Stilwell, Richmond, NY 2. Valentine Du Clure/ du Chesne, Richmond. NY. | POILLON, Maria (I1134)
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| 15432 | Maria Rebecca is the daughter of Mary Stoughton, 1798, Kingston & Joseph Dennis, b 1789 Pennfied., Charlotte Co., NB, They resided Buttonwood, Humber River, Ontario. . 13 June 1849: On Tuesday, 12th inst., James W. Bridgland of the Township of York, Surveyor, married to Maria R., daughter of Joseph Dennis, of Buttonwood, on the River Humber by Rev. James Richardson. Ref: The Globe, Toronto. - - - | DENNIS, Maria Rebecca (I1046)
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| 15433 | Mariah is the daughter of Margaret Polhemus and Chrineyonce Schenck. | SCHENCK, Mariah M (I1413)
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| 15434 | Mariah is the daughter of Susanna & James Higgins. | HIGGINS, Mariah Louisa (I1239)
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| 15435 | Marie (Sornat) MacNeil married Bogdan (Bob) Skwierczynski in 1967. Bob was born in 1920 in Warsaw Poland. He was a prisoner for four years in Auschwitz and Dachau, the death camps operated by the German government during World War II. He emigrated to Canada in the early 1950s and later settled in Woodstock ON where he met Marie. He was step-father to Anna and grandfather to Aaron Moore. Bob died 27 Feb. 2007 at Woodstock ON. | SKWIERCZYNSKI, Bogdan (Bob) (I258)
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| 15436 | Marie is the daughter of Agnes Acker & J A Hollabaugh. Census 1940, Detroit, Mack Avenue Marie Hollabaugh, age 38, b. 1902, "single" Michigan, Supervisor at WPA Agnes Rice, age 65, b 18756 Ohio, widowed. Note: It appears Marie Hollabaugh parted ways with Norman Proctor before his remarriage on 22 Jan 1924 to Beatrice C McCue. - - - | HOLLABAUGH, Marie (I557)
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| 15437 | Marie is the daughter of Mildred Cumingham & Frank Osborn. . 1910 Aug 16 - Sodus. Miss Marie Osborn of Benton harbor is a guest of Miss Jennie Kimball. . 1927 Mar 18 - Morton Hill School. New officers were elected by Parent Teacher club yesterday: Mrs Alan Lewis, secretary. . 1928 Jun 16 - Mrs Ella Lewis is convalescing at the home of her son & daughter-in-law, Mr Mrs Frank Osborn, 693 East High street. She recently underwent an operation at the taper sanitarium. . 1928 Oct 4 Parent Teacher Association of the Gard School will sponsor a Halloween party. Arrangements for the party will be in charge of Mrs Marie Lewis &* Miss Susie Gobie. …entrainment, Mrs Marie Lewis, teacher at the school. . 1929 Apr 22 - Mr Mrs Alan Lewis & son, Robert, returned this m morning to their home in Oak Park, Illinois, after spending the weekend with Lewis'' grandparents, Mr Mrs L J Merchant of Forres avenue. . 1931 Apr 4 - Photo L J Merchant, Tall hat, suit coat, white shirt, tie, mustache. Mr Mrs Alan Lewis & 2 children of North Chicago & Mrs E M Lewis of Oak Park, Ill. will came to spend East at the LJ Merchant home in celebration of the 86th birthday of the well known Civil War veteran, shoe birthday falls this year on Easter Sunday. . 1930 Feb 14 - PTA of Gard school met yesterday for a business & patriotic meeting. Miss G G Jost wore an interesting costume, over 100 years old that belong to Mrs D T Lawrence, great grandmother of the teach Mrs Marie Lewis. Mrs Jost in a short talk, paid a tribute to Mrs Lewis' great uncle, J C Lawrence, who was one of the schools commissioners 50 years ago & is credited with replacing the old form system wit the grades, besides teaching nearly half the residents of the locality the three Rs. Mrs. Jost & Mrs MP Dwan were hostesses. . 1930 Apr 17 - Sues for Divorce. Charging non-support, Mrs Marie Lewis of Benton Harbor Thursday filed bill for divorce in the circuit court against Allen Lewis. They have 3 children. Mrs Lewis is represented by Attorney Wilburn M Cunningham. Ref: News Palladium newspaper. Benton Harbor. MI. - - - | OSBORN, Etta MARIE (I1750)
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| 15438 | Marie is the daughter of Mildred Cumingham & Frank Osborn. | OSBORN, Etta MARIE (I793)
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| 15439 | Marie Jane is the daughter of Sarah Adeline Mitchell & Arthur Lawrence Willson. | WILLSON, Marie Jane (I549)
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| 15440 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5866)
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| 15441 | Marie was born in Lonsdale and her baptismal sponsors were Michael and Elizabeth Marrigan. Marie Anne (retired teacher) died at St Marys Hospital in Montreal on Wednesday, September 25, 196 in her 93rd year. She rested at the Burke Funeral Home in Belleville. A Funeral Mass was celebrated at Holy Name of Mary Church in Marysville, Ontario on Friday, September 27, 1996. She was later buried at Holy Name of Mary Cemetery in Marysville, Ontario. Charles and Marie bought the old Paddy Doyle Hotel on Lot 9 in Lonsdale. It was here that Marie's father died in 1946. | MCVICKER, Marie Jane (I2724)
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| 15442 | Marietta is the daughter of Emeline Dunn of Maine & Edward Hennessey, b England. . 1860 Jul 6 Census Waterville, Kennebec Co., Maine Edward Henley age 34, b1826 England Emeline, age 30, b 1830 Maine Marietta, age 12, b 1848 Maine Frederick D Hennessey, age 2, b 1858, Maine. Obituary: . 1931 Sep 6, Simons, Marietta H, On Sunday, at Auburn Md. Marietta H Simons, aged 84 years, beloved mother of Eva Turgeon, Ida Booth by, Kate Webb, Louise Marschalk, Adelbert B Simons, Frank K Simons, Fred T Simons & Janette S Harris. Services at the S H Rines Co. funeral home, Wed. Sep 9 at 3 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Ref: Evening Star Newspaper, Washington, DC. . Marietta Simons US Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards 1905 Sep 5, Adelbert B Simons, Sgt. E 4 Mich Vol. Cave & Part K 19 RC. Army Widow, Marietta Simons & Jeannette, Pension commencement 5 Sep 1905 ending 14 Nov 1908. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg 2017. Thank you. - - - | HENNESSEY, Marietta E (I1341)
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| 15443 | Marietta kept a book "Our Family Register" copyright 1905 starting with Leonard Dean. Much information was taken from this book. Found in the back pages of this book was the following entry---------------- Extraordinary Events--------- "In the fall of 1898 we buried our dear Babe Margie in a few days after - Clara was nearly burned to death but God saw fit to leave her with us and we thank Him." "December fourth we left our native city of Tonawanda, N.Y. and came to help care for the motherless children of Charlie Dean, at Carrolton, Mi. We lived nearly 2 years then moved into Saginaw City on Sherman St." Information received from Earl Reginald Dean. | GOODENOUGH, Marietta Marletta Anstead (I10478)
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| 15444 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F271)
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| 15445 | Marion daughter of Duncan Woodruff. Her children are: Lelia Ada b 1866 who married Bej G Tueman John Stephen Willson b 17 May 1868, m. Eleanor Mitchell. Arthur Egerton Willson b 1 Mar 1872 m. Mitta Basket. . 1900 Jun 15 Census, St. Louis Marion Wilson, Mother, b Oct 1892, age 57, married 35 y, born Scotland, Landed 1865 Bengamin Trueman, b Jan 1864, 35 y, married 7 y , Born England Lelia Tureman, b May 186, 34 y, 7 y marrie, b. Missouri. . St. Louis Health Dept. Certificate of Death. # 2566 John C Willson, Married, died 21 Mar 1902, born 6 Oct 1841, 60 y 5 d 15 years. Housework. Born Scotland, died of Angina Pectoris, 6 hours. Resided St. Louis for 36 years. (1866) Intended place of burial Toronto, Canada. - - - | WOODRUFF, Marion (I1050)
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| 15446 | Marion daughter of Duncan Woodruff. Her children are: Lelia Ada b 1866 who married Bej G Tueman John Stephen Willson, b 17 May 1868, m. Eleanor Mitchell. Arthur Egerton Willson, b 1 Mar 1872 m. Mitta Basket. . 1900 Jun 15 Census, St. Louis, Missouri Marion Wilson, Mother, b Oct 1892, age 57, married 35y, born Scotland, Landed 1865, Benjamin Trueman, b Jan 1864, 35y, married 7y , Born England, Lelia Tureman, b May 1868, 34 , 7y married, b. Missouri. . St. Louis Health Dept. Certificate of Death. # 2566 John C Willson, Married, died 21 Mar 1902, born 6 Oct 1841, 60 y 5 d 15 years. Housework. Born Scotland, died of Angina Pectoris, 6 hours. Resided St. Louis for 36 years. (1866) Intended place of burial Toronto, Canada. - - - | WOODRUFF, Marian (I213)
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| 15447 | Marion died of cancer and is buried at St Gregory's Cemetery in Oshawa, Ontario | NORMOYLE, Marion Agnes (I2775)
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| 15448 | Marion is the daughter of Sarah Ann Mitchel & Joshua Cummer Willson. | WILLSON, Marion (I402)
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| 15449 | Marion L is the son of Rosallie (Rozella) Cripps & John W Bosier born Illinois, resided Kalamazoo, MI. . 1911 Apr 9 Census Bangor, Michigan Marion, Nina, Marjorie, Ruth, Jean E Bosier McCarthy, Jane, Neice, Age 5/b. 1925, Michigan. . 1912 Oct 19 - The first Jackson teachers' meeting was held at the high school building. Treasurer; M I Bosier. Ref: Jackson citizen Patriot. - - - | BOSIER, Marion Lewis (I86)
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| 15450 | Marion worked at Wood, Alexander & James Ltd. in Hamilton before she was married. Her husband, Stan, also worked there. As of 1999, she is volunteering at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington, ON. She still lives in Hamilton. | JONES, Marion (I394)
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