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| 22001 | Shrewsbury Friends' Records. | LAWRENCE, Phila Ann Lawrence .iii (I962)
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| 22002 | Shrewsbury Monthly Meeting . 1792 Jan 10, Tyler Williams of Shrewsubry & Elizabeth Hartshome, daughter of Esek Hartshome of Middletown at an appointed Meeting at the House of Esek Hartshorne. . 1797 Dec 14 - Wm. Hartshorn of Middletown, son Robt Hartshore & Sara his wife of Middletown & Sarah Lawrence daughter of Richard Lawrence & Alice his wife of Shrewsbury, in a public meeting in Shrewsbury., married 14 day Twelfth month, 1797. Ref: Shrewsbury Monthly meeting, Monmouth, p 43, Book 1. Marriage of Sarah Lawrence: . 1797, 12mo. 14 - William Hartshorne, of Middletown, Married to Sarah Lawrence, Of Shrews., At Public Meeting, At Shrews. Witnesses: Joseph Byrd, William, John, Sarah Hartshorne, Elizabeth, Robert, Sarah & John Jur. Hartshorne; Hannah, Rebekah, Eleanor, George N. Wardell, Richard Lawrence, Amy, James, Edmond Jur., Edmond Jur.& Jacob Lafetra, Mary Jackson, Mary Holmes, William, Benjamin, Lydia, George, Margaret, Deborah & Britton Corlies; Jacob, Sarah, Robert, Benjamin, Amos, Elizabeth, John, Ann & Mary White; Amas, Thomas Jur. & Sarah Tilton; Jacob, Elihu, Britton Woolley, Hannah Cook, Jacob Hance Peter Jackson, Mariah Butler, William Lloyd, William Hance, Joseph Wolcott. . 1777 6 mo. 12 - Humphrey Williams md. to Meribah Curtis, both Shrews, in Friends Meeting House, Wit: Sarah Lawrence, Richd. Lawrence, Alice Lawrence. [i.e. parents.] . 1780, 13, 7 mo. 13 - Robert White, Of Shrewsbury, Md. To Hester Crawford, Of Middletown, At Friends' Meeting House, In Shrews. Witnesses: Polly Lawrence, James Grover, Richd. Lawrence, Richd. Lawrence, Jr., Sarah Lawrence. Alice Lawrence. . 1791 3 mo. 12 - Henry Burr, Junr. Co. Burlington, Md. Phebe Williams, of Shewsbury, Alice, Elizabeth Lawrence, Alice & Sarah, Lawrence, Eliza Wardell. . 1791 11 mo. 17 - Joseph Byrd, of NY, md. to Elizabeth Lawrence of Shrewsbury, at Shewsbury. Wits: Richd, Alice, Sarah Lawrence. . 1792 5 mo. 17 - Samuel Lafeta md. Elizabeth Allen, Shrews. at Friends' Meeting House, in Shrews, Wits: Richd., Alice, Sarah Lawrence. . 1797 12 14 - Wm. Hartshorne of Middletown, md. to Sarah Lawrence, of Shrews., at public meeting, at Shewsbury., Wits. Jos. Byrd, John & Elizabeth Hartshorne, Richard & Alice Lawrence. Ref: Historical & Genealogical Miscellany, Vol 1. John Stillwell. Children: Mary Hartshorne, born Apl. 8, 1799. 1. Richard Lawrence, born Apl. 3, 1765; mentioned in his father's will, Aug. 27, 1798. 2. Mary Lawrence, born Jan. 16,1767; married, Dec. 9, 1790, John, son of John and Abigail Barrow, of Lancaster, England. 3. Elizabeth Lawrence, born Nov. n, 1769; married, Nov. 17, 1791, Joseph, son of Thomas and Hannah Byrd, of Great Britain. 4. Margaret Lawrence, born Mch. 29, 1772; died June 7, 1791. 5. Phebe Ann Lawrence, born May 1, 1775; died Aug. 23, 1789. - - - | LAWRENCE, Sarah .v (I957)
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| 22003 | Shubael Sr. is the son of Deborah Davis & Thomas Geer . Shubale Geer was appointed searcher & gager, he was directed to use the letter "S" for searching, and "G" for gaging the casks. These are the initial letters of searching & gaging the casks (& by coincidence his own initials.) The Great Swamp Fight, or the Great Swamp Massacre, was a crucial battle fought during King Philip's War between colonial militia of New England & the Narragansett tribe in 19 December of 1675. The Great Swamp at South Kingston, Rhode Island, was the site of the last stand of the Narragansett Indians in King Philip's War against the Colonists. Ref: Great Swamp Fight, Capt. Appleton's company. - - - | GEER, Shubael Sr. (I2908)
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| 22004 | Siblings Annie, Niles, Clarence, and Violet living with Walter Grant in Wellington per the 1901 Census. | BENWAY, Walter Grant (I6349)
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| 22005 | Siblings married siblings: Eleanor Grudeski married Russel Andrew and Edmund Grudeski married Pearl Andrew. | ANDREW, RUSSell Albert (I255)
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| 22006 | Siblings married siblings: Eleanor Grudeski married Russel Andrew and Edmund Grudeski married Pearl Andrew. | ANDREW, Pearl Margaret (I256)
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| 22007 | Siblings married siblings: Eleanor Grudeski married Russel Andrew and Edmund Grudeski married Pearl Andrew. | GRUDESKI, Edmund Benjamin (I258)
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| 22008 | Siblings married siblings: Eleanor Grudeski married Russel Andrew and Edmund Grudeski married Pearl Andrew. | GRUDESKI, Eleanor Rita (I260)
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| 22009 | Sid Hamilton was killed 9 Sep 1915 by a threshing machine in a neighbour's field. | HAMILTON, Alexander SIDney (I342)
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| 22010 | Sideroad, Lot 31, Con 8, Artemesia Twp., Rock Mills. | WALKER, William Henry .4th (I54)
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| 22011 | Signature on page 21 of Janet Jeffrey's visitor book (see Janet Jeffrey Library Item 4 Page 21) FamilySearch shows death date as Feb 16, 1960. FindAGrave.com 167777525 shows the tombstone and footstone marker in the cemetery | JEFFREY, John Russell (I31)
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| 22012 | Signed Janet (Aunt Jess) Jeffrey's visitor book as living in Toronto. Residing at the home of her son-in-law AN Webster in Westmount at the time of her death (see Janet Jeffrey Library Item 4 Page 19). 4th daughter of Mr A. Milne Died at her son-in-laws (AN Webster) in Westmount | MILNE, Jane (I89)
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| 22013 | Signed Janet (Jess) Jeffrey's visitor book noting she lived in Tonawanda (see Janet Jeffrey Library Item 4 page 18). SURNAME: Also shown as MacFadden GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Jane E. (Jennie) Marriage Certificate shows Jenny McFadden of the city of Stratford, Ontario (See Library/Henry jeffrey/Item 4) | MCFADDEN, Jane E. (I94)
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| 22014 | Silas is the son of Mary Philips & Nathaniel Metland Vernon. . 1866 Manchester, A small post village, Each Twp., & north riding of Co. Ontario, situated on the centre road leading from Whitby to Beaverton distant from Whitby 10 Miles & from Prince Albert 1 miles, settled 18736 by Dennis Phidgett & Peter Taylor. It contains a town hall, one common school with average attendance of 80 pupils, Church of England, Methodist & presbyterian denominations hold services alternately in the town hall, Village contains also 2 stores, 3 hotels & a good flouring & grist mill in the neighborhood, Revere House, under the able management of Clem Dawes, Esq. we can full recommend to the notice of the traveling public, Population 200. Ref: Mitchell Gazette & Directory. Reach Township is now in Durham County, formerly called Ontario County, Province of Ontario. - - - | VERNON, Silas (I645)
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| 22015 | Silverstone Ave. Died of diabetes, Alzheimer disease | FELKER, John Walker .9th (I4)
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| 22016 | Silverthorne Cres., Apt. X, Rexdale (Toronto). | BUTTE, Caroline (I80)
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| 22017 | Simcoe Papers | Source (S67)
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| 22018 | Simcoe, ON. Woods monument with a child on top. | MASON, Florence AILEEN Rezeau (I459)
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| 22019 | Simcoe, Ontario | WOODS, Sir James Wm. (I895)
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| 22020 | Simeon is the son of Sarah & Martin Mabee. First wife Temperance Jane Wilson, d/o Asa Wilson, 2nd wife Mary Vaughan, Lafayette. Known children: 1st wife: Mrs. Sarah E. Harden, Brooklyn. - - - | MABIE, Simeon (I919)
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| 22021 | Simon is the son of Jane Keffine & Hugh Meredith, of Llanfinhangle, Wales. Simon Meredith married 1 on 12 Jan 1696 Wales to Jane Price. Simon Meredioth married2, to Ann Pugh, of Bishops Castle, Shropshire, England & died 1748 Lancaster, . Nantmeal Township, Pennslvania, is a small, rural community with an interesting history. The area was originally populated by settlers from Radnorshire, Wales between 1700 & 1710. The settlers named the area Nantmell, or Natmel, meaning "sweet water" or "land of the sweet stream" in Welsh. In 1739, the area was divided into East & West Nantmeal. Yet again, in 1789, West Nantmeal was once more divided, with Welsh settlers remaining in West Nantmeal & the original Welsh settlers were followed by the Scotch-Irish in Honey Brook Township. One final division of the township occurred in 1852 when Wallace Township was divided form West Nantmeal. Ref: Historical Society of Pennsylvania. . Welsh Quakers settled in the area. Nantmeal, or Nantmel, first noted on County tax lists in 1717, was named after a village in Radnorshire, Wales, from where emigrated many of its earliest residents, such as the Merediths, Stephens & Griffiths. Similarities between the two towns are striking even today. Nantmel is Welsh for "sweet spring" or "honey brook." Welsh Quakers settled in the area. Nantmeal, or Nantmel, first noted on County tax lists in 1717, was named after a village in Radnorshire, Wales, from where emigrated many of its earliest residents, such as the Merediths, Stephens & Griffiths. Similarities between the two towns are striking even today. Nantmel is Welsh for "sweet spring" or "honey brook." - - - | MEREDITH, Simon .1 (I861)
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| 22022 | Simon Tuttle married in 1663 at Ipswich, Sarah Cogswell, b. Ipswich, 24 Jan 1632 - 24 Jan 1733 Ipswich. Twelve Tuttle children. - - - | TUTTLE, Simon (I169)
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| 22023 | Simon Washburn became the Honourable Simon Washburn, a member of the old Upper Canada Legislative Council, a leading merchant at Picton, and a Government Commissioner for roads between Glenora Ferry and Carrying Place in 1830. | WASHBURN, Simon Ebenezer (I17237)
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| 22024 | Simonds, Carleton Co., NB. | VALLEY, Charlotte Anna LOTTIE (I1334)
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| 22025 | Simonds, Carlton Co., NB. | ROSCOE, Isabella Mae Robinson (I1333)
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| 22026 | Simonds, Carlton Co., NB. | NICHOLSON, Eleanor .1 (I765)
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| 22027 | SIMONS, Polly [1805-1819]: Palermo United Cemetery, Halton County. . Interestingly, Polly Simons Monument was chiseled OVER a chipped & water marked stone, likely indicating the difficult of obtaining memorial stones at the time. Also it has broken in two & been repaired with 2 aluminum bands along the side. The lettering on the Monument would suggest Polly's in-law, John S Teetzel carved this stone. - PJA. - - - | SIMONS, Polly .2 (I1014)
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| 22028 | Simpson is the son of Sarah Ashton & Samuel Barrett. Two Vernon siblings married two Barrett siblings: Isaac married Sarah Barrett. Annie Vernon married Simpson Barrett. | BARRETT, Simpson A (I1225)
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| 22029 | Since the monument was put up so long after Daniel's death, the dates probably aren't correct. A more likely death date is July 28 or Aug. 18, and possibly 1882 rather than 1880. | WARD, Daniel D. 3 (P119)
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| 22030 | Single | HAMILTON, HARRY Horace Ensign (I816)
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| 22031 | Single, Aged 70y 7m 17d. Myocarditis, Bronchial asthma. | SHEPARD, Stillwell J (I89)
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| 22032 | Single. | WILLSON, John L .9 (I194)
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| 22033 | Single. COD: Possibly ruptured heart valve. | SNIDER, Arthur Wilcott (I2841)
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| 22034 | Singletary Family Genealogy Forum: Re: Benjamin Singletary - SC : by Richard Heath, July 04, 2001 < Martha Singletary that married James W. McKneely. Martha's father, according to this information, was Benjamine S. Singletary and her mother was Margaret Bunch. Martha had two brothers - one of them according to the information I received - was Lewis Singletary born between 1790 and 1800 in South Car9lina and died in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana married to a Nancy McKneely on 21 May 1824 in Louisiana. Another, according to East Feliciana Parish Probate Records and Martha's marriage laicense to William Heathwas Benjamin Singletary. The probate records was for tutorship of her minor daughter Margaret Sarah McKneely (who married a Robards. The interesting part is that the entry was dated June 28, 1830 and her Marriage license to William Heath reflects June 29, 1830. Apparently June of 1830 was a busy year for her. Also, according to information received, her first husband, James W. McKneely's mother was also a Singletary, Sarah B, daughter of Thomas Singletary and Lydia An Perdriau. | SINGLETARY, Martha (I6632)
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| 22035 | SIR DAVID MATHEW (SIR MATHEW AP IEVAN) B. 1400, D. 1484, Married WENLLIAN, DAU. OF SIR GEORGE HERBERT. SIR DAVID MATHEW WAS ONE OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED MEN OF HIS AGE, AND WAS MADE GRAND STANDARD BEARER OF ENGLAND BY KING EDWARD IV, WHOSE LIFE HE IS SAID TO HAVE SAVED (THOUGH HE WAS FAR ADVANCED IN YEARS) AT THE BATTLE OF TOWTON, ON PALM SUNDAY, 1461. | DAFYDD, Gwenllian (Wenllian Herbert) Verch (I12878)
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| 22036 | Sir Richard later held office as Master of the Mint & Lord Mayor of London. . 1594-5. Goldsmith to Queen Elizabeth I. . 1559, Warden of Royal Mint . 1652-1594, Martin was knighted by Queen Elizabeth . 1593-1602, President Christ's Hospital . 1578 May 29, Alderman, city of London . 1580-1617, Master of Royal Mint . 1581 , Sheriff, London . 1602 Aug 21, Removed as Alderman because being in poverty & imprisonment for debt. . 1602 Dec 20, Received 1000 marks as a condition of his retirement. . Brothers Richard & Nathaniel Martin also worked at the Royal Mint with their father, the former as master & the latter as a clerk. Sir Richard was accused of misusing money deposited into his care at the Mint in 1597 & forced to resign as master in 1599. Sir Richard had a longstanding interest in overseas enterprise, investing in Martin Frobisher's 1577 arctic voyage (defaulted), Sir Francis Drake's circumnavigation voyage (1577-80), & investing in at least one of Sir Walter Raleigh's ventures. Sir Richard assisted John in obtaining his first commission in Drake's West Indies voyage (1585-86). (He is not the same as the Mr. Richard Martin (1570-1618) who was the recorder of London, counsel for the Virginia Company & organizer of The Society of Martin's Hundred, whose subsidiary "particular plantation" development c. 1618-19 was known as Martin's Hundred. Ref: Wikipedia, 2018. - - - | MARTIN, Captain Richard (I1761)
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| 22037 | Sister Lillain Willson said parents could not agree on his name. Many years letter Chas. Jacob discovered, unbeknown to him, his birth certificate was registered by this father as Jacob Oliver. His father Otter dislike the name Charles because of Charles McBride, back in his Willowdale days. Duluth, Minnesota Draft Card. 1912 Charles Jacob Wilson, 426 4th Ave. W., Duluth, Minn. Born Apr 15, 1888 at Goderich, Ont., Laborer at y Iron Works, Duluth. - - - | WILLSON, Charles Jacob CHARLIE .3 (I320)
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| 22038 | sister of Harriet Wilkin | WILKIN, Rebecca Ann (I503)
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| 22039 | Sister of Mrs. Isaac Huver Lawrence, Mary Kersey | KERSEY, ANNnie (I176)
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| 22040 | Sister of Mrs. John R Lawrence, Annie Kersey. | KERSEY, Mary (I172)
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| 22041 | sister of Rebecca Ann Wilkin | WILKIN, Harriet (I485)
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| 22042 | Sister To Mrs. Jane Lawrence Teetzel | LAWRENCE, Hadassah HESTER DUE (I447)
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| 22043 | Sisters Etta & Della May both died in April 1901. Could this have been from meningitis? . 1903 Jun 4, Mr. Omar Cole & the Misses Felker guest of Thompson-Rowe wedding in Fordwich, this week, Tues. June 2, 1903. Note: Identity not apparent, however Henrietta Felker died 1901 in Fordwich. Ref: Fergus Canadian Newspaper. Verify burial Mt. Carmel, Belwood or listed, as well, on a Monument in Belsyde, Fergus, Ontario. - - - | FELKER, HenriETTA (I230)
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| 22044 | Six children of Maria Ferrier & John J Cunningham: 1. John James Cunningham, 12 Oct 1892, East Luther, resided Ada, Sask. Returned about 1920. died 7 Jan 1954, Grand Valley Union Cemetery. Four children. 2. Stephen WILFRED Cunningham, b 9 Dec 1893, Colbeck, ON., Motorman - 24 Oct 1970 Toronto. Glendale Gardens, Etobicoke. Married Lavina Margaret Howlet b 6 Jun 1895 Keldon, ON - 10 Jul 1983 Etobicoke. Grand Valley Union Cemetery. Three children. 3. Myrtle Iva Cunningham, 30 Jan 1895 Colbeck, ON - 24 Oct 1961 Orangeville, ON. Married John Ornal McPherson, 9 Jul 1881 Grand Valley - Aug 1972 Shelburne, ON. Both Grand Valley Union Cemetery. Nine children. 4. Leslie Earl Cunningham, 9 Jan 1898 Grand Valley - 19 Dec 1973 Orangeville. 29 years Detroit. Married Elsie May Toone, secretary b. 18 May 1898, Leicester, England - d. 26 Apr 1978 Grimsby, ON. Both Grand Valley Union Cemetery. Daughter born Detroit. 5. Grace Cunningham 11 Sept 1901 Colbeck - md. Victor McCallum d 12 Nov 1944, Toronto, One daughter. 6. Oliver Cunningham 14 Nov 1903 Colbeck. md. Margaret Lindsay Barton, b 27 May 1908 Toronto. - - - | FERRIER, Maria (I124)
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| 22045 | Skippen, farm was called 'Pine Farm'. | SKIPPEN, Noah Cotton Sr. (I145)
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| 22046 | Skuse 2 died age 16 | SKUSE*, Jane Jennie (I443)
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| 22047 | Skuse 2 died age 7 months | SKUSE*, Louisa (I438)
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| 22048 | Skuse 2 died in childbirth | NIXON*, Elinor Ella (I848)
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| 22049 | Skuse 2 had 3 children, all died in infancy | GRIFFITH*, Hannah (I435)
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| 22050 | Skuse 2 | SKUSE*, John Edward (I457)
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