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Matches 17,801 to 17,850 of 26,054

#	Notes	Linked to
17801	OR 1813	COOK, Capt. Amos (P200)
17802	Or East Cottingwith	WALKER, George Uncle (P2315)
17803	or Georgia	BAILEY, John Wesley 1st (P4267)
17804	Or is his father William? I got into a mess while fixing this tree.	WALKER, stephen (P17207)
17805	or MIch?	Family (F67)
17806	Or New Hampshire.	Family (F1341)
17807	or Ohio	HOLYCROSS ALLEN, Mary (P535)
17808	or Old Frame Meeting House, Gradin, NJ.	GRANDIN, Dr. John Forman Sr. (I951)
17809	Or possibly 1609 Leiden, Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands	LEMAN, Jeanne 10 (P3305)
17810	or resided	MORRIS, Benjamin J (I982)
17811	or resided 1904	DIGGINS, Delos FRED (I958)
17812	or resided at the time of her marriage.	HENDERSON, Maude Evegeline (I1981)
17813	or resided at the time of his marriage.	MACNAGHTEN, Francis (I1640)
17814	or resided.	MARCHANT, Ernest William (I296)
17815	or resided.	BUTLER, Clarence E (I2037)
17816	Or resided.	SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Elisabeth (Johannes) (I742)
17817	Oral History project of Fort Erie & Ridgeway Musuem interview of Mrs. Winnie Pickard on May 7, 1985 by Beverly Brandon. Interview held at 171 Gorham Road in Ridgeway. . . . . . Pg 20 W.P.: Well, all I know is the things that my husband (Jim Pickard) has told me; his grand parents told him. He (Jim) was born in this house, and his mother (Charlotte Ann Moore) was born here and his grandfather(James Jenks Moore). And his great grandfather(John Moore) built it, in time for the grandfather(James Jenks Moore) to be born, in 1829. So that's how Jim knows exactly how old the house is, you see. . . . . =============================== Obituary Pickard, Winifred A. - At Gilmore Lodge on Thursday, August 5, 2004. Winnifred, beloved wife of the late James Pickard (1987) and Layton Stein (1974). Dear mother of Charles Stein (Donna) of Fort Erie and Jeffrey Stein (Leanna) of Winnipeg. Dear sister of Harold Brownhill of Ottawa. Also survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. At Winifred's request, cremationhas taken place and no funeral service will be held. Arrangements entrusted to Niagara Funeral Alternatives, (905)894-0120 =================================	BROWNHILL, Winnifred A. (I1673)
17818	Ordained into the eldership of the Presbyterian Church in Cobourg in 1827 - Sources: History of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cobourg, and Library/Andrew Jeffrey Anscestors/Mary Lyall/Item 4	LYALL, John (I72)
17819	Original settle in 1635 at Ipswich, Mass. . 1638 Mar 13, Freemans' Oth. . 1640 - John Tuttle laid out the Rowley & Ipswich roadways. . 1642 - laid out Ann boundary. . 1643 Mar 7, Represented Ipswich at the Great Court, Boston. . John Tuttle Jr. held several public offices, & was ensign of the Dover military company. He lived on the west side of Back river, about a mile from his father, on his grandfather's farm. He owned a large tract of land in the parish of Somersworth & another at Tole End. . 1712 May 7, when he was attending to some business at his mill on the upper falls of Cochecho, with his eldest son, he was suddenly attacked by some Indians & slain. His son Thomas escaped. At the time of the massacre at Dover, in 1689, his wife's father, her brother & her sister, were killed & the garrison burned by the Indians, while she & 2 sisters were carried away. The party was overtaken after a time by the soldiers at Conway & the 3 prisoners rescued. When John Tuttle was killed. He left his wife with 6 children, the oldest only 14 years of age. . 1759 Mar 29 - WILLo f John Tuttle of Ipswich. Administration on the estate of John Tuttle - granted George Giddinge & Mr Joseph Jewett, formerly attorneys of the estate. Whereas Mr. John Tuttle died in Ireland about 2 or 3 yeas ago, & there being no Will or Administration & the heir appearing & desiring to have the house & land which was his fathers, the court ordered 27 Sep 1659, that if the heir, Symon Tuttle, gave security to repay the rent he shall receive & keep the house in repair, he might take the estate into his possession until the court takes further order, * The widows thirds' being reserved during her life. - - -	TUTTLE, John Jr. (I143)
17820	Original Spelling: Mello.	MELLOW, William Frederick (I2259)
17821	Orignal name: Jacob Kumer	CUMMER, Jacob Sr. (I123)
17822	Orillia, ON.	MCCUTCHEON, Arthur Melvin (I148)
17823	Orillia, Simcoe Co., Ontario.	COTTON, Rhoda E (I324)
17824	Orillia.	GIBSON, Beatrice BLANCHE (I115)
17825	Orillia. White cracked monument, repaired.	LAWRENCE, Mary Eleanor .xv (I1480)
17826	Orlando is the son of Mary Gabel & John T Lein. . 1903 May 2 - Vineland Mrs John & Orlando Lein of St. Joseph were in our neighborhood last week calling on friends. . 1903 Jun 20 - Ran Over by Wagon. Orlando Lein, deliveryman for Frank Weber is nursing an injured foot that will trouble him for some time. He was making his daily trip out on the Lake Shote drive, Thursday afternoon, when one of the horse shied at a passing object & jerked the driver between the animals. He was knocked down & the horses sprang forward The wheels passed over his left foot, severely crushing it. Work of the accident was sent to this city & a carriage was dispatched to bring Mr. Lein home. Dr Gowdy cared for the injuries & today Mr. Lien is hobbling about town on crutches. . 1904 Jul 9 - Orlando Lein was driving in from the country this morning with several crates of cherries the the horse in some unknown way became frightened & the cherries are by the wayside. . 1906 Feb 1 - Mrs V Whitney pleasantly entertained a party of friends last evening at cards. Mrs Orlando Lein & Henry Peterson captured first prizes, Orland Lein was consoled by the booby prize. . 1906 Oct 17 - Orlando Lien is confined to his home by illness. . 1907 Mar 4 - Fire set by thieves who attempted to cover up their tracks for the purpose of securing booty. A number of sumer houses were burnt. The first blaze broke out from the Cowles home, which lies 2 & half miles south of the city & was discovered by Frederickson the forest, who with Orlando Lein, were driving by. The 4 men were unable to do anything towards saving the building & were obliged to stand by helpless while the fire raged. Ref: St. Joseph Saturday Herald Newspaper, MI. . 1937 Apr 17 - Berrien Springs. Orlando E Lien, 55 died at his home Friday night after a 4 month illness. He was born in Canada on Sep 25, 1881 & came to this village 17 years ago. United Brethren Church will officiate. burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Surviving are the widow, a daughter Mrs Mildred McFarland of Columbus, O, 2 sons, Lawrence of South Bend & Stanley of Berrein springs & his 3 births & grandchildren. Ref: News Palladium newspaper, Benton Harbor, MI.	LEIN, Orlando E (I1922)
17827	Orley and his cousin Melvin laid the concrete around the Jacob and Anne stones Orley worked for Byron Telephone Co, and for Ontario Hydro	DALE, Orley (I706)
17828	Oro Station, ON.	EMMS, Joseph Hall JOE (I2346)
17829	Oro Station. (Monument & ON. Death Cert. different in death month, Dec.)	DUNSMORE, John (I265)
17830	Oro Top., died 1891.	COTTON, George A (I391)
17831	Oro Twp.	COTTON, Jeremiah SIMEON (I256)
17832	Oro Twp.	COTTON, Noah Henry Sr. (I52)
17833	Oro Twp., Double white tombstone, reposed, and large crack, with repair bars. 2010.	BEE, Rhoda (I54)
17834	Oro Twp., Simcoe.	COTTON, Caroline CARRIE .2 (I258)
17835	Oro Twp., Simcoe.	GILCHRIST, Neil (I266)
17836	Orson is the son of Rebecca Andrews & Caleb Hough, Sr, 6 23 1782 Barkhamsted, Conn - 6 8 1836, Potsdam, NY. Caleb Hough seres as a private in Capt Cook's company, Col. Wooster's 1st Connecticut Regiment & in Wadsworth Brigade. . 1816 Mar 14 - Potsdam Gazette: Caleb Hough Esq. of this village, Corner who took the inquisition of the dead bodies of a murder & Robbery. . 1846 Dec 21, Monday. Hough & Others Vs. Doyle [SUMMARY:} - By the statute of 1831, a bill of foreclosure, &c. (the mortgage-debt being DOYLE- payable by installments) would not lie, until the day of payment of the last installment was past. - A decree in chancery cannot be rendered against an infant defendant without proof, though the answer, filed by his guardian ad litem, admit the bill to be true. - Process should be served on infant defendants in chancery in the same manner as if they were adults; & to enable them to plead, answer, or demur, a guardian ad litem for them should be appointed. A decree in chancery against infant defendants, without proof of the matters alleged in the bill, is erroneous. - A bill in chancery to enforce a vendor’s lien on real estate should fully describe the contract of sale, & over the non-payment of tho purchase-money. ERROR to the Jefferson Circuit Court. DEWEY, J . - At the September term, 1833, of the Jefferson Circuit Court, Doyle brought a bill in equity against the plaintiffs in error, the heirs at law of Orson E. Hough. The bill states that, on the 25th of October, 1831, Orson E. Hough was indebted to the complainant in the sum of $375, for which he executed three promissory notes of that date for $125 each, payable in one, 2, & 3 years, with interest; that to secure the payment of the notes, he executed a mortgage of the same date to the complainant of ' certain premises, which mortgage is referred to as an exhibit & made a part of the bill, but which does not appear in the record; that the mortgagor died in 1832, leaving the defendants below his heirs at law, who were all minors; & that the first 2 notes were due. The prayer of the bill was, that the defendants might be decreed to pay the 2 notes which were due; or in default thereof, that the mortgaged premises might be decreed to be sold, &c. The defendants having been summoned, a guardian ad litem was appointed for them, & answered the bill in their behalf admitting it to be true. The Court, without hearing any evidence whatever, decreed that the defendants should pay the complainant $288, the amount of the first two notes, in 10 days, or that in default thereof, the mortgaged premises should be sold to satisfy that sum & the costs. A commissioner was appointed to carry the decree into effect. This decree must be reversed. The law in force when the mortgage was given, & the decree was rendered, did not authorize the bringing a bill to foreclose the equity of redemption, & for a sale of the mortgaged premises, until after the day of payment of the last of the mortgage-money was past. R. S. 1831, p. 244. The bill was prematurely brought. It shows upon its face that the last installment was not payable when the suit was commenced. It was erroneous, too, to decree against infants upon the Honor: admission in their answer that the bill was true. Infants cannot bind themselves by such an admission. There should have been proof adduced in the same manner as if the bill had been denied. Other errors in the proceedings might be pointed out but it is unnecessary. Per Curiam. The decree is reversed with costs. Cause remanded. O. H. Smith & T. L. Sullivan, for the plaintiffs. ERROR to the Jefferson Circuit Court. - Canby brought a bill in equity against the against the heirs of Orson E. Hough on a contract of sale of a certain lot of ground, made by Orson E. Hough & the complainant. The object of the bill was to enforce the vendor’s lien. The defendants were minors. It does not appear that process was served upon them. On the filing of the bill, the Court appointed a guardian ad litem for the defendants. The guardian appeared, but did not answer. The Court for want of a defense (no evidence being adduced on either side) decreed a sale of the premises contracted to be sold, & appointed a commissioner to make the sale, &c. This decree is erroneous. Process should have been served upon the infant defendants in the same manner as if they had been adults. To enable them to plead, answer, or demur, an assignment of a guardian was necessary. It was irregular, according to the English practice, to assign a guardian for the infants before service of process upon themselves. But we do not mean to say that, under our practice, it is essential that the service of process should precede the appointment of a guardian; the record however must show both to have been done. Such not being the fact in the cause before us, it was erroneous to proceed to a decree. It was also erroneous to decree against infants without proof of the matters alleged in the bill. It should be remarked that the bill is defective for not setting on the contract of sale with sufficient fulness, & for not averring that the purchase-money was not paid. Per Curiam. The decree is reversed with costs. Remanded, &c. 0. II. Smith & T. L. Sullivan, for the plaintiffs. Ref: Reports of Cases Argued & Determined in the Supreme Court of State of Indiana Nov. Term 1847. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	HOUGH, Judge, Orson Elam ORRIN (I1502)
17837	Oscar is the son of Lucy Decker and Edwin Williams.	WILLIAMS, Oscar Jay (I1851)
17838	Oscar is the son of Sarah Venis Greenhaw & Willis W Sitton.	SITTON, Oscar W Martin (I494)
17839	Oshawa union cemetery north section 2,range 13 grave 48source Oshawa City Services	HAYDEN, Joan Elizabeth (P63)
17840	Oshawa union Cemetery,North Section 2,range 13 grave 48	THOMPSON, Donald Ernest (P168)
17841	Oshawa, Durham co., Ontario	RICE, Mary (I441)
17842	other sources give birth year as 1902.	WARD, Walter "Charley" Brian (P115)
17843	Others sources say he is buried in Sutton, ON. Monument 40.	LAWRENCE, John WILSON Street Fletcher .xx (I576)
17844	Ottawa Journal Newspaper	Source (S1409741156)
17845	Ottawa Journal Newspaper	Source (S1412384504)
17846	Ottawa, Monument 48-18, with parents.	RITCHIE, Frank William (I1071)
17847	Ottawa, Ontario.	SMELLIE, James Forman Esq. (I1641)
17848	Ottawa. Monument 22-26	LAWRENCE, Townley Rezeau .v (I170)
17849	Ottawa. Monument 37-24, with brother, Vernon C Nicholson.	NICHOLSON, Ellen .1 (I1069)
17850	Ottawa; Monument 40-36.	RITCHIE, Lady Beatrice F (I1078)