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Matches 16,251 to 16,300 of 26,054
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| 16251 | moved to Canada and received grant of 200 acres 26 aug 1797, Oxford County had 13 children | BRINK, Nicholas (I56)
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| 16252 | Moved to Detroit, where he was employed as a Great Lakes captain for several years. | Family (F158)
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| 16253 | Moved to Ellis Prairie in early childhood. | MYERS, Nancy Elizabeth .1 (I112)
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| 16254 | moved to Grimsby c1896 and fruit farmed | JARVIS, Lyman Gage (I171)
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| 16255 | moved to Illinois in the 1850s, probably with brothers but moved to Ingersoll by 1871. 6 children -witnessed his brother Peter's marriage 1846 Marriage witnessed by R. Dawson & Job Hammond (cousin) from Tunks descendant Chris Karlgaard, Aug. 25, 2015: "One interesting thing I did come across in the records was the name of Richard's company commander, Captain Robert Carew. Captain Carew was also apparently in command of the group of sick soldiers from the 82nd Foot at the battle of Talavera (see http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/c_detach.html). The 1814 muster rolls indicate that Captain Carew was Richard's company commander during the the battle of Orthez, France, and through the final months of the War of 1812. I think I have found a little information about Robert Carew here: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sandberg&id=I24353 I have to wonder if Richard named one of his sons, George Carew Tunks, after his former company commander. Its an interesting possibility. Do you have any information about this?" | TUNKS, George Carew (I243)
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| 16256 | moved to Michigan (see Duncan Carr's obituary) | CARR, Isaac (I1760)
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| 16257 | moved to Michigan US 1879 | JARVIS, Horatio A. (I199)
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| 16258 | moved to Mitchell, then Woodstock blacksmith | TUNKS, Charles (I244)
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| 16259 | Moved to Philadelphia April 26, 1910 (see Library Item 3a). Marriage License (see Library Item 3a) lists him as a "Clerk" in Nov 1911 Dau's Society Blue Book, Montreal 1905-06 says he was still living at 400 Cote St Antoine - his parents home. Living locations after marriage, according to notes prepared by his wife in her application for old age security: 1911-1913 Philadelphia Pa US 1913-1918 Toronto (122 Warren Road in 1913 then #176 Briar Hill Ave - formerly #100 Briar Hill Road) 1918-1938 Winnipeg (1042 MacMillan Avenue) 1938-1941 Toronto (141 Hillsdale Ave) (Death notice says he came to Toronto 5 years before death. Other details derived by Bill Cowan research in October 2017 by various emails: - Prior to marriage he was Bank Manager for the Royal Bank in Port Moody BC 1907-1910. - In 1919 he was Superintendent of Western Branches for the Home Bank (426 Main St), before it failed in 1923. According to his death notice in the Toronto Daily Star (Item #5 in his Library) he represented London Life in Winnipeg after the Home Bank. He was still working for London Life when he died. At the time he was branch secretary of the Toronto-Bloor agency. | GREIG, Wickliffe Knox Luther (I3)
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| 16260 | moved to Sarnia | CARR, Charles Russel (I1770)
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| 16261 | moved to Sarnia | CARR, George Allan (I1768)
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| 16262 | moved to Sarnia | CARR, Benjamin W. (I1758)
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| 16263 | moved to Washington DC | GRIFFETH, Lena (I325)
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| 16264 | moved to Wisconsin both Thomas and Mary Ann were from Bayham Twp and their marriage was witnessed by Simeon & Thomas Edison (uncles of the famous Edison) A descendant of Thomas, Chris Karlgaard from Wisconsin, contacted us in 2015 for further information on Richard. | TUNKS, Thomas (I237)
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| 16265 | moved to Woodstock/Beachville area as a young man | DORMAN, Henry (I1143)
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| 16266 | moved with family to Michigan in 1860s | GRIFFETH, Almira (I340)
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| 16267 | moved with husband and family to Michigan in 1838 | HUNGERFORD, Laura (I1527)
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| 16268 | moved with parents to Middlesex age 19 -GC research shows buried at BSC, unmarked; possibly buried next to wife Amanda? | DORMAN*+, Dennis Clark (I563)
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| 16269 | Mr James Baily died March ye 20th 1714 X 15 aged 64 years As You Are Soe Weare We But As We Are You Shall Be Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts, Cemetery Inscription Index, 1657-1870 Birth, Marriage & Death | BAILEY, James (P6460)
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| 16270 | Mr. Hale is one of the oldest natives of Goderich now living in the town. Shortly after his marriage he moved from this place & lived for a time at other points, but for the last 40 years he & his wife have resided continuously in Goderich. They celebrated the 50 anniversary of their wedding on the 28th of November, 1910. - - - | HALE, Hezekiah (I381)
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| 16271 | Mr. Louis C. Vanderburgh, brother of Mr. Marcus and Mr. William Vanderburgh of Welland, died at Mr. Wm. L. Chrysler's here on Friday last, and was interred on Sunday at Dawdy's Cemetery. He was ill but two weeks, death being caused by inflammation of the | VANDERBURGH, Louis C. (P558)
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| 16272 | Mrs. Abraham Felker who died at age 65 years of pneumonia . - - - | FERRIER, Annie Gow (I203)
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| 16273 | Mrs. Alma Allen, well loved and highly esteemed Miller County, Georgia native died Tuesday, August 18, 1987 in Mobile, Alabama. Mrs. Allen was born February 16, 1896 to the late Smiley R. and Lucy Mock Houston and had spent the most of her ninety-one years in Miller County. She was married to thelate Daniel J. Allen, Sr. Her funeral was held Friday morning, August 21, 1987 at New Hope Baptist Church where she had been a member for over seventy-five years. Her pastor, the Rev. Terry Rainwater, conducted her memorial serviceand was assisted by her close friend, the Rev. Lewis Williams. Two beautiful and comforting songs were offered in her memory by the New Hope Church Choir under the direction of Mrs. Jerry Harrell with Mrs. Emmett Mock accompanying on the piano. Nephews who served as pallbearers were Julian Houston, Jerry Houston, Jimmy Wasdin, Paul Allen, Jimmy Everson and W.T. Henry. Her body was interred in the Houston Cemetery. Mrs. Allen is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Donald (LaVerne) Gallagher of Coral Springs, Florida and three sons, Smiley Allen of Waukesha, Wisconsin, Nathan Allen of Auburndale, Florida and Newton Allen of Fairhope, Alabama. Other survivors include fifteen grandchildren,nine great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren, a brother, E.J. Houston of Jakin and a sister, Mrs. Oscar (Debbie) Wasdin of Blakely. Colquitt Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | HOUSTON, Alma (I14688)
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| 16274 | Mrs. Amanada Stapleton | VANZANT, Amanda MANDY (I806)
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| 16275 | Mrs. Anne Leonard's daughters were: Mrs. Mary Berrien. Rachel Sargent, Ann Lawrence, Sarah Billop & Elizabeth Goelet. . 1758, Aug. 31. WILL of Ann Leonard, of Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co., Will written at Trenton. Widow of Capt. Samuel Leonard. Son-in-law, John Berrien, £200. Granddaughter, Elizabeth Lawrence, £200, when she is of age; provided she continue under the care of my daughter, Rachel Sarjant, or live in such other place as my daughters, Sarah Billop, Rachel Sarjant, Elizabeth Goelet, or my Executor, think proper. Son-in-law, John Lawrence, £50. Sister, Mary Farrington, my one half part of the house where I live, & the house where Edward Griffin lately lived, &, after her death, then to my daughters, Sarah Billop*, widow of Thomas Billop, & Rachel Sarjant, wife of Samuel Sarjant; as also the 2 acres of land in Perth Amboy, east of Market Street, which formerly belonged to my father-in-law, Benjamin Griffith, & afterwards to my mother, & whereon I now live. To daughter, Elizabeth Goelet, during her life, my brick house, contiguous to the Court House, which Samuel Leonard, my late husband, bought of William Hodshon, & the new house by it, to be finished; &, after her death, the same is to go to my daughters, Sarah Billop, Rachel Sarjant, my grandson, John Goelet. Rest of my estate to my daughters, Sarah, Rachel & Elizabeth. The share of Elizabeth Goelet is to be managed by my Executor during the life of her present husband, Francis Goelet, &, after his death, if it should please God he should die, then her share is to be given to her. Executor: my son-in-law, John Berrien. Witnesses: John Smyth, Norris Thorp, Alexander Watson. Proved 13 June, 1761. Lib. H, Filio 9. New Jersey Colonial Documents. X-Ref: See Francis Goelet for witness to Sarah Billop's WILL. Recorded for further research, brother, or what: . #131; John LEONARD of Middeltown* in the County of Monmouth, yeoman, & James WINTER of the same town & county, yeoman... [bound to]... Francis Bernard, Governor... 500 pounds... 17 Dec 1759. John LEONARD obtained license of marriage for himself & for Deborah Sheppard of Middleltown in the County of Monmouth... Wit: William LAWRENCE [on the back: Deborah Sheperd] Further Research: . (daughter) 1763, Leonard, Thomas (Defendant Sarah Billop* v. Thomas Leonard,Trespass Somerset Co., NJ Supreme Court Case 3924. Thos Billopp married Sarah Leonard, She died 7 Sep 1770 Perth Amboy. Their children: Christopher, Thomas, & Jasper Farmar; & 5daughters - Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Sarah, & Katharine. Katharine was probably born after her father's death. - - - | BROOKS, Anne (I367)
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| 16276 | Mrs. Caroline Poliska who had made her home for the past six years with her daughter Mrs. John Glawe passed away Monday morning at the age of 83 years. the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the Glawe residence.- Morning Star, Rockford, Ill | NITTZ, Caroline (P1973)
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| 16277 | Mrs. Ettie Howes of Lower Nichol was a Felker girl. Her daughter Bessie married Russell Hall. Etta Howes married Merv Van Norman, lower Nichol. Their son, Harold on County Road #7, south of Elora married Arlene Woods. Their daughter Nancy, married Carl Watson of Fergus. She died about 1779-80. - - - | HOWSE, Mary Jeanetta ETTIE (I450)
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| 16278 | Mrs. F C Sitton Turner. | SITTON, Francis Caroline FAY (I207)
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| 16279 | Mrs. Jane Reed died of pneumonia (felt a long illness in June & July, since removed to Toronto - ill about 5 weeks. | WILLSON, Jane .2 (I350)
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| 16280 | Mrs. Leila Durant was living at 319 Main St. in Welington, Ontario for the past few years and passed away on Wednesday, August 1, 1990 in the Prince Edward County Hospital in her 86th year. Her late husband, Ellis Durant, passed away many years ago. The obituary stated that she was also survived by her daughter, Mrs. Lois Martin of Oshawa, and her nieces Olive (Simonds) McDonald, Jean (Moreland) Chase, Ruth (Moreland) Southhorn, Helen (Moreland) Hanthorn, and nephews, Allan and Jack Moreland. She was buried in the Carrying Place Cemetery Annex on Friday, August 3rd, the officiating minister was the Rev. C. Dickson. Mrs. Durant posessed several pictures of her family, and had a five generation picture going back to John and Susan. | MORELAND, Leila Aletha (I1293)
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| 16281 | Mrs. Mae Esther Murray, 81, 228 Third Avenue north, died at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday at Magic Valley Memorial hospital. | CUNNINGHAM, Mae Ester (P952)
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| 16282 | Mrs. Mary Alice Allen. | OLSEN, Marly Alice (I2837)
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| 16283 | Mrs. Mary LeSarge of Providence Bay, a resident of the Manitoulin for more than forty years died Sunday, March 23/75 in St. Joseph's Hospital in Little Current after spending twenty years in bed following a stroke. She was a member of the Immaculate conception Church in West Bay and was active in all community affairs. She was 72. Born in Rossport, Ontario, the former Mary Perron married Joseph LeSarge on Dec. 14, 1917. They lived in Rossport where Mr. LeSarge was a commercial fisherman. They moved to Thessalon from there and then on to the Manitoulin. Mrs. LeSarge was predeceased by her husband Joseph in May 1965 and Gary in 1961. She is survived by Mrs. Russell Armitage (Marvel), Peter, Mrs. J. C. Weatherall, Mrs. Albert Davis (Anne), Robert, Jack, Morley (Cap) and Larry. Also to mourn her loss are 23 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. The body rested at Turners Funeral Home in Gore Bay the 24th and then to her residence in Providence Bay. The funeral service was held in the Immaculate Conception Church in West Bay. Father McKay officiating, at 2 p.m. Interment in West Bay Cemetery. | PERRON, Mary Virginia (I5749)
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| 16284 | Mrs. Sarah Skinner is the mother eight Skinner children: Isaiah Skinner b: Bef 1762 Henry Skinner Aaron Skinner Mary Skinner b: Bef 1773 Rhoda Skinner b: 16 Jun 1775 in New Jersey Sarah Skinner Timothy Skinner b: 24 Nov 1777 in United States Louisa Skinner b: 1783. - - - | SKINNER, Mrs. Sarah (I2743)
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| 16285 | Mrs. Williamson Nellis is the daughter of J Julia Ann Johnston and Smith Nellis. | NELLIS, Mrs. Robert Williamson (I2046)
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| 16286 | MS 638 Reel 61 (formerly RG22-6-1-A), arranged alpabetically by surname, provides Wm Nixon's will dated 15 Aug 1854. It mentions daughter Ester. 4 pages. I have a copy "First white child born in Twp of Grimsby" says the 1852C With the 46 families they crossed the Niagara River in July 1787 Lincoln Wm's obit ("More Notices from Methodist Papers 1830 - 1857" by McKenzie) states that he had patented several valuable agricultural implements. He was a farmer but also a blacksmith and a carriage-maker. The old shop in which he manufactured various mechanical implements became the Stone Shop Museum. | NIXON, William (I2749)
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| 16287 | MS 8415 (Estate Files) From this I have Allan Nixon's Will. He mentions William (formerly RG22-235) These microfillm reels go 8405 to 8421 Will dated 1 May 1812 Probated 1821 Contrary to popular opinion (which has him born in County Down, Ireland) | NIXON, Lt. Allan Jr. UEL (I2746)
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| 16288 | mt haplogroup H-C16291T | NEUENDORF, Maria 4 (P167)
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| 16289 | mt haplogroup H-C16291T | PETERS, Sarah 2 (P107)
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| 16290 | mt haplogroup H-C16291T | HERMAN, Sophia 3 (P110)
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| 16291 | Mt. Albert, Whitchurch Twp. | ARMITAGE, Samuel (I1251)
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| 16292 | Much of the info from Library/William Jeffrey (II)/3-The Jeffrey Tree Ordained an elder in St Andrew's Presbyterian Chruch by Rev John Laing in 1870. From Wikitree (info provided by Tom Loghrin) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jeffrey-366 "William and his family moved to Stratford in 1871[1] and bought out the Triller Bros. Hardware Store. He handed over the business to his sons in 1885 and he then devoted his time to insurance and accounting. William was a lifelong Reformer and always took a deep interest in public affairs. He was a Presbyterian and was, for many years, an elder in Knox Church.[2] William is interred in the Avondale Cemetery, Stratford, Ontario, Section L, Lot 045, Sublot 1. Footnotes 1 At the time the 1871 Census was taken, the family was in St. Catharines, Ontario. 2 "Mr. William Jeffrey buried", The Stratford Beacon-Herald, May 24, 1908." Undated newspaper article in Stratford says he and Andrew McLenhan bought the hardware business of Fuller Bros (located in the Fuller block). See Library/William Jeffrey (II)/Item 12. Funeral at his son-in-law's (Wm Preston) on Shrewsbury Street. See obit in Library/Misc Stuff/Item 27 p1. 1861 census shows his household including a 21 year old person born in Scotland with the name Jno McLeod. (See Library/Misc Stuff/Item 28 P 1) This might be a transcription error meaning John, who was Jane's brother. | JEFFREY, William (I15)
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| 16293 | Much of the information on the next two generations comes from the Ancestral File as of July 1992, turned in by J. Colleen Masterson, 203 W 4650 N, Rexburg,Idaho, 83440. His headstone says his age at death was 73 yr 9 m 4 days. His wife, Lovina's tombstone says: "Lovina died 11 Mar 1843 in her 57th year." Caleb received a Court Appointment on June 14, 1814, as town warden for Oxford. He was on the Grand Jury on June 11, 1805 and on 14 March 1815. Caleb Burdick kept a minute Book which is in the files of the Archives of the United Church. It says, in part, that he was a deacon of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was born in Massachusetts in 1788 [sic] and came to Canada at the age of 12. His family settled in Oxford Township. On March 3, 1839, Caleb wrote "A Record of my Father's Family". He recorded their ages as they would have been on that date, as if they were still alive: 95 James Burdick Born March 7th 1844 91 Phebe Burdick Born Seo 18th 1748 Their Children Born as follows 71 Abigail Burdick Born Jan 2d 1768 70 Phebe Burdick Born August 26 1769 68 Rachel Burdick Born Sep 18 1771 65 Enoch burdick Born Sep 25 1774 63 Samuel Burdick Born July 25 1776 59 Mercy Burdick Born May 8th 1779 57 Isaac Burdick Born Nov 9 1782 54 Joshua & Caleb Burdick Born August 9 1785 52 Huldah Burdick Born June 6 1787 Deaths James Burdick at Oxford Nov 26 1807 Phebe Choat do Aug 1813 Abagail Lawrence at Burford March 1818 Joshua Burdick at Lanesborough 1776 Phebe Brown at Long Point Nov 29 1830 Aged 61 years 3 months & 3 days" Much of the information on the next two generations comes from the Ancestral File as of July 1992, turned in by J. Colleen Masterson, 203 W 4650 N, Rexburg,Idaho, 83440. Microfiche # 6050287, Burdick Cemetery Records, South Gore Lot 21, Malahide Twp, Elgin Co, Ont., says his age at death was 73 yr 9 m 4 days. His wife, Levina's tombstone says: "Lovina died 11 Mar 1843 in her 57th year." Their marriage is found in London District Marriage records, 1800-1837, page 1. It says that Caleb was "of Oxford" and Levina was "of Charlottesville". They were married by John Beamer, JP, and the witnesses were Simon Mabee, Abigail Mabee and Silas Montross. Caleb received a Court Appointment on June 14, 1814 as town warden for Oxford. He was on the Grand Jury on June 11, 1805 and on 14 March 1815. | BURDICK, Caleb (I2024)
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| 16294 | Mud St., Saltfleet Twp., Stoney Creek | FELKER, John Fredrick FRED .15 Jr. (I19)
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| 16295 | Mulberry, Maine | GOODENOUGH, GeorgeJr Washington (I10366)
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| 16296 | Munising. | MCCUTCHEON, William Henry (I336)
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| 16297 | Muriel is the daughter of Ellen Florence Leake & James Shortt. | SHORTT, Ella Muriel (I379)
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| 16298 | Muriel James, nee Porteous; Granddaughter of Cynthia McDonald & McDonald | PORTEOUS, Muriel (I836)
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| 16299 | Muriel Porteous James has a lot of stories about being on the farm with her grandparents. There were many family gatherings in Dauphin ... Mom's family didn't move to Winnipeg till she was in her teens. - - - | PORTEOUS, Muriel (I836)
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| 16300 | Murle P Teetzel married c. 1917, to Francis Joseph Hunter. | TEETZEL, Muriel Edna (I1390)
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