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| 18101 | Phoebe is the daughter of Catherine & Adam Durst both born in Germany. | DHURST, Phoebe (I313)
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| 18102 | Phoebe is the daughter of George Vernon, U.E. (1781-1862). The children of Richard Vanderburgh & Pheobe Vernon are: Leticia Vanderburgh, 1847 - 1909, William Henry Vanderburgh, 1849 - 1908, Sarah Jane Vanderburgh, 1851 - 1914, Charles Moses Vanderburgh, 1849 - 1908. Father of Phoebe Vernon: CAPTAIN GIDEON VERNON, U.E. Thomas, Randall, and Robert Vernon, 3 brothers, Quakers, came from Cheshire, England, & settled in William Penn's Quaker colony of Pennsylvania, in Chester County, in October 1682. Robert Vernon had been born probably between 1630 & 1645; he died in January or Feb 1709/l0; his wife was Elinor Minshall. One of their children wa sJohn Vernon, born 1679 in England; in 1702 he married Sarah Pyle (1682-l706). Their first child was Moses Vernon, born 26 June 1703, died 1767; on 23 October 1730 he married Abigail Woodward( 1710-1795). Gideon Vernon, youngest child of Moses & Abigail, was born in 1743 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. On 21 June 1775 he married Phoebe Farr. From the very beginning of the Revolution he was a Tory & did his best to harass the revolutionaries. In Sept 1777 he left home & joined the British. On 15 June 1778 he was attainted of high treason by the government of Pennsylvania; 6 weeks later his property (133 acres) was confiscated & sold. He served the British first as a spy, guide, & courier. Subsequently, despite his Quaker scruples, he joined the armed forces. On 9 April 1781 he was commissioned Captain of an Independent Company of Associated Loyalists; shortly thereafter he commanded a whaleboat & a party of troops on an excursion to the Delaware. He included an outline of his adventures during the Revolution in his claim for indemnification Ref: Ontario Archives, Report 2, 1904, P900-902). After the war he was one of the group of Loyalist Quakers who sailed from NewYork on board the Camel in September 1783, & settled in Charlotte Co., New Brunswick, first at Bellevue (Beaver Harbour), & then at Pennfield. He was the first Sheriff of Charlotte Co. In 1792 he came on to Upper Canada, & by Order-in-Council of 17 Oct. he received a warrant for 3000 acres. He returned to NB to bring his family, but was prevented from so doing by a severe fit of rheumatism which continued intermittently for years. Finally in 1808 he was sufficiently recovered to move. His grant in Upper Canada was renewed on 10 December 1808. On 21 August 1812 he was given a Crown Patent to 300 acres in Gwillimbury East & 1100 acres in Scott. He also purchased Lot 35 Con 3, Whitchurch at Newmarket, where he settled. He died in 1836. He had 8 sons & 1 daughter., Phoebe Vernon. Ref: The family of Richard Vanderburgh of Richmond Hill, by Wallace McLeod, Middlesex, London, 1962. - - - | VERNON, Pheobe (I1237)
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| 18103 | Phoebe MacDonald was raised by Great-Aunt Jane Felker Robinson. In 1832 she married Bob (Robert) Clyde & the farm on Lot 16S quarter, Con 7, W. Garafraxa, until 1947. . Mrs. Jas. a few weeks after Pheobe married Bob Clyde Aunt Jane Robison died. Record for further research: 'Mrs Thos. Connolly was a MacDonald girl, & her son Mac received the whole surname, MacDonald Connolly. He said originally their name was pronounced, "Conolly', with the stress on the 'awl" sound. In a conversation with Pheobe Clyde, she said Mac was not a close cousin. Different generation.' by Mrs. T J Hutchinson, Mar 23, 1981. - - - | MCDONALD, Phoebe Louise (I296)
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| 18104 | Phoebe Teeple, a daughter of George Teeple, married Charles Tozer. John M. Hale and Mrs. (Dr.) Cline are son and daughter of Mary Tozer, daugher of Phoebe Teeple, and are therefore great-grand-children of George Teeple, brother of Captain Peter Teeple. | TEEPLE, Phoebe (I1605)
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| 18105 | Phoebe's connection with the Westbrook name is three-fold. Her aunt, Margaret Brinck, married Leonard Westbrook (1759-1827) in 1777. He fought for the Revolution and witnessed the Wyoming Massacre. He was an officer in the American militia in the 1790s but they lived in Westminster during the War of 1812, from 1811-1816, (I wonder if he was a spy??) and then moved to Ohio. Two of Leonard and Margaret's children (Phoebe's first cousins)married siblings of Peter McNames, Phoebe's husband: Nancy McNames married Cornelius Taylor Westbrook and Amos McNames (the one who left Canada in 1813 to live in the US) married Cornelia Catherine Westbrook (In 1830 Amos and Cornelia are living in Ohio next to Leonard's brother Cherrick Westbrook). With all these Westbrooks floating around, I thought there must be a connection with Andrew Westbrook, who lived in Delaware. Sure enough: Andrew Westbrook was a second cousin of Leonard Westbrook. So there is no direct relationship with Andrew and Phoebe but there certainly are family connections. I got this information from a Westbrook genealogy site: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/i/x/Kimberly-Marie-Mix/GENE1-0025.html McNames 3 | BRINK*, Phoebe (I2)
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| 18106 | Phoebe, was killed by Indians as she went to the spring across the trail from their cabin for a pail of water. | PARKHURST WARD, Phoebe (P14884)
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| 18107 | Photo taken at Erin, Ontario with her siblings. c 1895. . Mary Jane Hamilton was born in Chinguacousy Twp., now in Peel County. Chinguacousy is an Indian worked for the nearby Credit river & it mens "young pine." The Hamiltons lived in the present day Brampton & near the Mayfield United Church. . Gore District, Flamboro E. Twp., Ontario [Burlington-Hamilton area] Mary Jane Hamilton daughter of James & Rebecca, Resides E. Flamboro, Born Chinguacousy Twp. on 10 Dec. 1839 Baptized, at E. Flamboro, by Gray, Rev. James. Reg. #1382. Ref: Ontario Methodist Baptismal Register, Vol 2, Pg. 95. . 1867-8 Michigan State Gazette, Ganges. Situated on the shore of Lake Michigan. It has four stores, one flouring mill & saw mill & several mechanics shops. Until recently the trade has consisted chiefly of lumber, wood & tanbark, which is found a market at Chicago. But of late fruit growing has become a speciality in consequence of which the lands have rapidly appreciated. Pop. of twp. is 2,500, village 500, four mails a week. . 1875 Michigan State Gazette Ganges, A village of 150 inhabitants in Allegan Co. It is on the shore of lake Michigan, 6 mils south of Saugatuck & the same distance west of Fennville, on the C & M, LSR, its ordinary railroad shipping station. Its chief interest is fruit-growing, peaches, grapes & apples, being produced in great abundance. It has daily mail. . 1880 Jun 2 Census, Ganges, Allegan Co., Michigan Samuel Wanner, Age 39 1841 Switzerland, Farmer Mary J Wanner, Age 38 1842, Canada, Keepinghouse, Wife; Rebecca Hamilton, Age 63 1817 Canada, Mother-in-law, Parents both England. The Lake Shore Commercial Record Newspaper, for the Saugatcuk-Douglas, Michigan Area, Pub. every Saturday morning: . 1884 Feb 22 - A Runaway. Saturday morning a team came tearing into town at less than a two 10 gait, making things lively on Lake Street. - or the 'avenue" as it is called - for a while. The team used the cutter occupied by a Mrs. Wanner, but she received no injuries to speak of. Besides the breaking of the neck-yoke, no damage resulted to the team or sleigh. Could not find what the owner's name was. They belonged south of here somewhere. . 1900 Census, Ganges, Allegan Co., Michigan Samuel Wanner, Age 59, b Oct 1840 Switzerland, Landed Mich. 1846; Fruit Grower, owns farm. Mary J Wanner, Age 59, b. Dec 1840, Canada, Landed Mich. 1866, married 25 y 1875, No children. Elizabeth A Grow*, Age 10, b. Feb 1898 Indiana, Parents b. Mich. & Canada. At School. Note*: Cousin. Directory 1895 Ganges, Allegan Co., Michigan, Population 87, Post Office, No train station. . One of the picturesque spots along the lake shore is Pier Cove, the post office being known as Gangs. This is in the northwest corner of the twp. & was once a place of importance as a shipping point. ...village laid out in 1851, steam saw mill, grist mill. A pier was constructed into the lake while the lumber business flourished there were stores, mills & a considerable population. ...the village prosperity has depended almost entirely on the fruit business since 1874 is has been called Ganges. Witness: . 1908 Sep 18, Michigan Marriage Registration #2986, at Grand Rapids, Kent Co., Michigan Thomas Olinger, Age 30/ b 1878, Resided Lansing, Mich, Born California, Bookkeeper, son of Abner F Olinger & Sarah M. married Elizabeth N Grow, 1890, Resided Grand Rapids, b. Indiana, daughter of Myra & Frank Grow. [i.e. nee Myra Lawrence.] by Rev G E Lewis, Witnesses: Carrie Hamilton* of Grand Rapids & M J Wanner*, Fennville, MI Note1: *Carrie Hamilton wife of Rev. James Hamilton, Jr. & James' sister Mary Jane Hamilton Wanner. ( Was her husband Samuel Wanner already sick by this time? - PJA) . 1910 Apr 22-23 Census, Clyde, Allegan Co., Michigan Rebecca Hamilton, Age 52, born 1858 Canada, Parents Cdn. Landed 1872, Teacher in Public Service, worked 10 weeks in the previous year 1909, Owns house & farm. Mary J Wanner, Age 69, born Canada, Parents, Cdn. Landed 187, no occupation, rents. . 1920 JAN 8 Census, Hartford, Michigan Lawrence, John C, Head, Age 76, b 1844, Ohio, Father born Canada, mother b. Ohio Wanner, Mary J, cousin, widow, age 81, b 1839 Canada, parents b, Ireland & Canada Elizabeth A. Hamilton, cousin, single, age 64, b 1856 Canada, single, parents. b. Ireland & Canada. . Note for further research: The landlord for these there person was Minnie Edmond J Robinson. Is E. Robinson any relation to their cousin Blanche Alexandria Hamilton's husband, Albert Grant Robinson? . 1920 Aug 19 - Kalamazoo. Mrs. Mary Hamilton & sister Elizabeth Hamilton of Hartford both attended the wedding of grandniece Marion Hamilton (Granddau. James Hamilton) to Roy L Risley of Poughkeepsie. Many relatives & friends were present. . Two graves in the Taylor Cemetery, Ganges, next to Mary Jane & Rebecca Lawrence Hamilton, they read: Father, born 1864 - 1918 & Baby Girl*, died 1918. . Note2. Baby Girl: Michigan Death Certificate: Baby Girl Hamilton, Still Born on Jan 15, 1918. Father James Hamilton, born Canada, Mother. Linda [Gecant?] Too faint for clarification. Born Michigan. Stone Between Mary Kibby Smith & Elizabeth Hamilton. Further research required. - - - | HAMILTON, Mary Jane .1 (I343)
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| 18108 | Photos | Source (S68)
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| 18109 | Pickering | STERLING, Joseph Catharine (I950)
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| 18110 | Pickering, ON. | STERLING, Margaret (I952)
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| 18111 | Pickering. | STERLING, Joseph G (I951)
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| 18112 | Pickering/Whitby are side-by-side towns. | PHIPPS, James William (I895)
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| 18113 | Piepestone Twp. Plot H15-C. | LEWIS, Edward ALAN (I1135)
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| 18114 | Piepestone Twp. Plot H15-C. | LEWIS, Edward W. ALAN (I2260)
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| 18115 | Pierre Rezeau is the son of Susanna Merrell & Jacques Rezeau (1710-1789) . His grand-grandfather Rene Rinier Rezeau, Sr. b 165 Isle de Re. . His grandfather, Pierre / Peter Rezeau was born 2 Oct 1676 in Ste. Marie De Isle de Re, Charente, Maritim, France. His wife Dorcas Guilbuert b 1680 in France. . His Father Jacques Jacob Rezeau donated land to the Dutch Reformed Church, on Staten Isl. Will: 02 FEB 1808 Southfield, Staten Island, Richmond, NY. . 1800 Apr 7 - Letters remains at the post office, Peter Rezeau. Ref: NY Daily Advertise, published Apr 10, 1800. 1806 Dec 5 - Letters remains at the post office, Peter Rezeau, Esq. Ref: American Citizen Newspaper, NYC. . Peter's Funeral was at St. Andrews Church, St. Andrew, Staten Island, Richmond, New York. His Will was dated 2nd February,1808 at Southfield, Staten Island, Richmond, New York & Probated on 27th February 1813 at Staten Island, Richmond, New York. Reference: Will - The Van Kouwenhoven-Conover Family, by Lincoln Cocheu, reprinted in Genealogies of Long Island Families. . 1823 Jun 12 - Chancery Notice, In pursuance of a directed order of court of chancery, will be sold at public auction, at the house of Joshua Merseareau, inn keeper, Richmond Village, on Saturday 28 Jun, all that certain farm & parcel of land formerly the property of Peter Rezeau, Esq, deceased, situated in the town of Southfield, Richmond Co., in 2 pieces or parcels, divided by the public road that leads from the town of Richmond to the old Blazing Star ferry, bound by the land of Jacob Winaut, SAMUEL LOCKMAN & JOS TAYLOR, containing doubt 60 acres. dated 5 June, 1823. Paper: National Advocate Newspaper., NYC. The following marriage register for the Huguenot church is provided for further research: . Rouseau Marriage: Aujourdhuy, dimanche 24e Octobre, 1697 apres la priere du soir a Este solemenelle Berry par M. Peiret, nostre ministe en cette Eglise. Le mariage de M. Jean Blanssard et Susanne Rezeau. Le dt. Sr. Blanssard Demt. a Newcastle expainsiluanie. Translation} . [Today Sunday 24th Oct. 1697, after night prayers, Mr. Peiret, our minister, married Jean Blanssard of Newcastle & Susanne Rezeau. Signed, Witnesses: Rene Rezeau (senior & junior). Abraham Rezeau, Pierre Rezeau, Jean Perlie, Pieter Fillieu, Jean Blanchard, Susann Rezeau (bride or another witness?), Anne Rezeau, Mariye Rezeau, Maria Heirgere (?), Judit Pare. . Old Families of Staten Island: Abraham & Sarah Rezeau were married 24 Aug 1790 & a son Peter Rezeau, born 20 Sept 1791. Ref: Extracted from Annals of Staten Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time, by J J Clute, 1877. . Recorded for further research: Susanne Rezeau Rene Rezeau, Jacob Brown. Josephine A Brown, Susanne Rezeau Brown, Peter Rezeau, Dorcas Rezeau, Rezeau Brown, John Rezeau-Brown. Ref: Revolutionary War Pension Records for NJ. - - - | REZEAU, Peter (I48)
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| 18116 | Pierre Walker married 1902 Oct 11 Detroit to Winnifred Burke, 1883-1925. | WALKER, Pierre Caryl Taylor (I655)
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| 18117 | Pillar monument covered in orange licken. | COTTON, Samuel .3 (I250)
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| 18118 | Pilot officer, killed in plane crash over Germany. | HOGG, John Douglas (I570)
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| 18119 | Pine Hills Cemetery | BEGG, Alexander Douglas (I8409)
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| 18120 | Pine Orchard Station. | ASH, Judith (I96)
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| 18121 | Pine St., Philadellphai. | LAWRENCE, Joseph Redman .IV (I362)
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| 18122 | Piney Twp., Texas Co., MO. | SITTON, Winifred WINNIE (I136)
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| 18123 | Pittsburg. Verify DOB | CRAWFORD, Oliver (I2982)
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| 18124 | Pittstown, NJ. Black monument reads J E, 1761, A 70. | EMLEY, John (I534)
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| 18125 | Place of birth | CORNELL, Perry Manuel (P893)
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| 18126 | Place of burial: Jordan Station | JOHNSON, Walter George (P1641)
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| 18127 | Place of burial: Fonthill Cemetery, Fonthill, Ontario Brown's South (Lot 503 east) Row 2 on the left at the Brock St. entrance. | MOYER, Daniel Kratz (P1035)
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| 18128 | Plain cement monument. | HUGHES, Ellen (I344)
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| 18129 | Plain recumberant plaque. | OSBORN, Charles Francis FRANK (I1746)
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| 18130 | Plain red sandstone monument. | WILLSON, Sarah (I1648)
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| 18131 | Plane crash during RFC training, Camp Borden. | SWAYZE, Ernest Alexander (David) (P45)
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| 18132 | Pleasant Hill Cemetery | ALLEN, Vernon L (P3532)
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| 18133 | Pleasant Hill Cemetery | WEEKS, Emilia (Amelia) Perkins (P6730)
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| 18134 | Pleasant Hill Cemetery | WEEKS, Sarah Elizabeth (P6732)
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| 18135 | Pleuro-pneumonia complicated with La Grippe. | WOODS, Jennie Wallace (I465)
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| 18136 | Pleuro-pneumonia complicated with La Grippe. | WOODS, Jennie Wallace (I67)
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| 18137 | Plot GE8, Row M, Plot 16 | WESTELL, Lorena (P19)
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| 18138 | Plot # 023.6. Pine Orchard Friends' Union. | MOWDER, Joseph Jr. (I165)
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| 18139 | Plot #023.2. shared with Eliza Willson. | WILLSON, Mary Agnes MINNIE .xiv (I171)
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| 18140 | Plot 0, Lot 190-6 | WILLSON, Julia STATIRA (I1729)
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| 18141 | Plot 023.1 | WILLSON, Edward (I159)
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| 18142 | Plot 023.3 | WILLSON, William .ii (I155)
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| 18143 | Plot 10.5 | MOORE, Thomas S (I410)
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| 18144 | Plot 10021. | LOBB, Arthur S (I396)
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| 18145 | Plot 10021. | LOBB, Edwin E (I398)
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| 18146 | Plot 1014. | REDMOND, Julia Lawrence (I688)
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| 18147 | Plot 108G | JONES, Maude Solme (I26)
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| 18148 | Plot 114, with Jacob. Colborne Twp., Huron Co., Ontario | SAYERS, Eliza Ann Cooper (I258)
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| 18149 | Plot 12 12 9 | NOVERRE, Emma Albertha Sarah Louise (I748)
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| 18150 | Plot 13, 26 south | VANDERBURGH, Peter Hendrick U.E. (I681)
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