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Tree: All Trees Biles Family Tree Bob-Millie Family Tree Brick Street Cemetery, London, Ontario Caroline Beslock Smith Family Tree Children of Peace Sharon Ontario Family Tree Collop Family Tree D B Hutchinson Family Tree David Falconer Family Tree Ian Westell Family Tree Jay Moore Family Tree John Cowan Family Tree John Felker and Son Lewis Family Tree John Sibbald Walker of Erin, Ontario John Willson, Piscataway, NJ and Ontario Family Tree L'Abbe Family Tree Lori Farrow Family Tree M I Broga MacGregor Family Tree Mark Hochstetler Family Tree McCutcheon of Ontario Family Tree Mersea Family History Michelle Walczak Dads Family Tree Nesbitt Family Tree Patrick Goodmurphy Family Tree Richard Patterson NJ & ON Richard Patterson ON & MO Rick Thackeray Family Tree Steve Fulton UE Family Tree Stevenson Chish Family Tree Toni Walker Family Tree Vanderburgh Family Von-Dolzen Family Tree Wayne Cook Family Tree Wickson Family Tree  

Matches 18,751 to 18,800 of 26,054

#	Notes	Linked to
18751	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Reinhart (I914)
18752	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Stephen (I915)
18753	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Jan (I919)
18754	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Marien (I920)
18755	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Stephanus (Steven) (I921)
18756	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Guli(?)Em (Gilyam) (I923)
18757	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Paulus (I924)
18758	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Albert (I925)
18759	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Marytie (I931)
18760	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Margritye (I932)
18761	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Albert (I935)
18762	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Captain Jacobus (I936)
18763	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Maria (Polly) (I938)
18764	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Jan. (I939)
18765	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Christiana (I940)
18766	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Albert (I941)
18767	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Jan (I942)
18768	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Albert (I943)
18769	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Petrus (I944)
18770	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Elizabeth (I945)
18771	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Jacobus (I946)
18772	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Stephen (I947)
18773	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Fytje (I952)
18774	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Stephen (I962)
18775	REFN: SOUR @S60@	TERHUNE, Lydia (I965)
18776	Reformed Church of Fonda	Family (F521)
18777	Reg. # 1204, File No. 12965.	WALKER, William Jr. (I32)
18778	Reg. # 454, File # 129675.	WALKER, Robert .ii (I214)
18779	Reg. # 512, file # 12965.	WALKER, Mary .i (I213)
18780	Reg. # 592, File # 12965. Buried by curate Wm. Middleton.	WALKER, Thomas .ii (I273)
18781	Reg. # 806, File 12965.	WALKER, Thomas Lackenby .iii (I233)
18782	Reg. #022173-77 Oxford Co.	LAWRENCE, John Nelson .XVIII (I57)
18783	Reg. #022173-77 Oxford Co.	LAWRENCE, John Nelson .xxv (I589)
18784	Reg. #024361 Wm. McCutcheon, b.1872 Sept 21, Erin. Son ? . Living in Erin Township, Feb. 1861 as stated in father's will. He was a widower at the time of death & he died intestate. Historical Atlas of Wellington Co., 1906 says he lived in Kansas. . 1938 - Letter William:  "……All of their family are gone. William died in Kansas. - - -	MCCUTCHEON, William James .3 (I1)
18785	Reggie Whittemore, born 7 Mar 1886, is the son of Louise M Mulligan Wm. Henry 'Frank' Whittemore. . 1901 Toronto Census. . 1903 Mar 4. Letter Calvin McQuester, Montreal, Quebec, from his mother Mary Baker McQuesten. -By this evening's post came a letter from Harry Whittemore saying that Reggie had been taken to Grace Hospital with appendicitis, the doctors were not decided as to an operation, but he asked for Hilda to go down to be with Reggie sometimes, as there was no one to sit with him. I do not know if I mentioned that Mrs. W. went to California a few weeks ago, some of the relatives I think had sent her the money for the trip. So it is very hard for the poor boys. I do trust he may not need the operation, poor fellow. Hilda of course starts off to-morrow1 NOTES accompanying the above: 1 Mrs. Francis B. (McCord) Whittemore and her children, Miss Penrose, (niece) Harry and Frank lived at 133 Bloor St. E., Toronto, in 1900 (Tyrell 120). In 1908 Mrs. Whittemore and some of her family lived near Ruby McQuesten in Calgary & may have been there for the same rest cure which was later diagnosed as tuberculosis. "Reggie" may have been a middle name for Frank. On September 19, 1907, Harry married Miss Florence Haworth, (Florrie or Flossie,) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F Haworth (nee Yates,) 199 Bloor St. E. (Tyrell 61.) Others mentioned in the letters are Henry and Holton. The fate of the Whittemore's husband and father is unknown; however, he was possibly the Dr. J.H. Whittemore, Dr. Calvin Brooks McQuesten's classmate at medical school, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. Dr. Whittemore and a mutual friend, Dr. George O. Moody, wrote several letters to Dr. Calvin Brooks from Ireland, Germany, Austria, Italy, London and Boston, where they were studying medicine in 1871-72 and 1877. They described their travels and studies in the various medical centres in Europe and encouraged Dr. Calvin Brooks to join them, but he did not do so. Ref: Whitehern Museum Archives, Hamilton, Ontario. McQuestern Family. . 1903 Mar 16 - To Mary Baker McQuesten, from her daughter Hilda McQuesten, 67 Henry St., Toronto: My dearest little Mother, I was so very sorry to think of your worrying so terribly of course we all did but I thought after Wards perhaps I should not have told you so much. To-day Reggie is getting along splendidly & looked more like himself Harry says his eyes are brighter & he talked a little. Dr Temple says if he keeps on like this he will be out of the wood by Thursday. I hope you will understand the expression. We all feel so sorry for Mrs. Whittemore the journey home will be such an anxious one. - We have not told Reggie yet that she is coming & won't be able to for a few days till he is stronger. He will feel so badly about spoiling his Mothers trip. Already he is worrying about the cost of his operation but Harry bluffs him & I am afraid tells so many little files that Reggie's mind is at rest. Harry is the only one allowed to see him. Yesterday it poured rain in the morning and as we were waiting for the doctors report we did not go to church. Mrs. Whittemore will walk here Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Harry is keeping her posted along the way. . 1903 Apr 30 - Reggie Whittemore came yesterday & to my mind he looks very badly, but Hilda does not seem to think so, and I suppose she knows best. Mr. Murray has offered to take him for a drive when he is here, so that will be splendid, as Reggie seems to have no strength. 7 May, 1903 - Reggie Whittemore went off to his Uncle's at Waterdown on Tuesday but we expect him back he has grown so tall and is so thin and stooped it is melancholy to see him. . 190X , Saturday, 23 May, To Calvin McQuester, Montreal, Quebec, from his mother, M B McQuesten. Returning from vacation at Roaches Point, Edna and I arrived home Saturday. We met Harry & Reg. Whittemore in the train, they had been up at Dorset, Lake of Bays. We had quite a nice chat, poor Reggie does not seem to be strong yet. Ref: Whitehern Museum Archives. - - -	WHITTEMORE, Reginald REGGIE (I853)
18786	Regina division.	DOAN, George Munroe .1 (I218)
18787	Reginald lied about his age to say he was born 1897 so that he could enlist in 1916 for Military. His mother found out and traveled to the east coast to remove him from going over seas!	LOWMAN, Reginald Walter (P93)
18788	Register page in the family album held by Roger Patterson in Feb 2019	Source (S93)
18789	Registered # 1026.	BARKER, Jane (I204)
18790	Registered at the same time as cousin Violet E Felker.	LANG, Josiah HAROLD (I456)
18791	Registration # 1928, 023180.	Family (F64)
18792	Registration #043494, Dec 31, 1900, Edith Eleanor HAMILTON, female, father Irwin Hamilton, farmer, mother Eleanor J. LOREE. Informant H. Irwin. Registered Feb 11, 1901. Accoucheur Dr. McCullough. Children: Charles T Hamilton b: 16 May 1898 in Eramosa Twp., Edith E Hamilton, 31 Dec 1900 in Eramosa Twp. - - -	HAMILTON, Irwin (I84)
18793	Registration began 1869	Source (S38)
18794	Registration Place: Victoria.	BREEZE, Jeremiah (I90)
18795	Reinbeck, Grundy Co., Iowa Cemetery http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6002131	WARD, Henry "Hank" (P116)
18796	Reinterred with brother Albert E Willson.	WILLSON, William Arthur John .vii (I2552)
18797	Reinterred with brother Albert E Willson.	WILLSON, William Arthur John .vii (I242)
18798	Related to Daniel Covenhoven is: . THE FAMILY OF SCHENCK. The Schencks of Monmouth County are descended from Roelof Schenck Van Nydeck ...John, son of the second Garret, was born August 28, 1745, & died on his 89th birthday, in 1834. [Capt. John was a fierce Patriot.] ... At one time he drove off with his company a party of Refugees who had come over from Staten Island & landed on the East Point, &, having gone up in the country, collected a lot of cattle & driven them down to the shore, were engaged in trying to ship their plunder on their boats. They were attacked, the captain going on ahead & swinging his hat & calling to his men to come on. He himself shot one man down by the name of Lawrence, having struck him in the forehead with a bullet. [One wonders which Lawrence this could have been. - PJA] - - -	COVENHOVEN, Daniel Gerreste (I634)
18799	Related to John Sutherland??? who was shown as a "grocer" (on page 146 of P.Clemo's book "early Cobourg")	SUTHERLAND, Mary (I7)
18800	RELIG: Church of England OCCUP: farmer RESID: High Bluff, Manitoba WWI Canadian Expeditionary Force, Service #2382840	TAYLOR, Francis Setterington (I3847)