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| 7201 | An original copy of this book is also owned by Miss Opal L. Howey, 458 St. Paul Ave., Brantford, ON, N3R 4P2 (James H. Moore would have made this note before approximately 1980 and Miss Howey was elderly at the time. In the year 2000 this writer doesn't know the whereabouts of the above book.) | Source (S33)
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| 7202 | an undertaker. owned and operated the Griffith Funeral Home on Dundas St. in London. Buried Mt. Pleasant | GRIFFITH, Nathan James (I431)
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| 7203 | Anaconda, Deer Loge Co., Montana | WALKER, David Dent .2 (I457)
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| 7204 | Ancaster | TAYLOR, Christina Ann (I380)
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| 7205 | Ancaster, Wentworth Co. | NEAR, Nicholas (I379)
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| 7206 | Ancestors and descendaents of Richard Griffin of Smithville, Ont. | Source (S17)
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| 7207 | Ancestors and Descendants of William Edward Rowell by William W. Hatcher Sr. < Will of William G. Hatcher, Sr., 1862-1931, GA Surname: Hatcher Georgia Crisp County: I, W. G. Hatcher Sr., of said State and County, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make this, my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all other Wills made by me; Item One. It is my will and I direct that my executor hereinafter named, shall, as soon as possible after my death, pay any just debt which I may owe, using for such purpose any funds or money that may be in hand and if a sale of personal property be necessary for this purpose, or for any other purpose under this will, he may sell the same at private or public sale, as he may elect without any order of any court. Item Two. It is my will and I direct that, as soon as consistent with the interest of my estate, after my death, he shall sell all of the personal property of every kind, character and description or decree to cash belonging to my estate, including notes, accounts, mortgages choses in action, and hold and distribute the funds arising therefrom, as well as all money, or cash coming into his hands, according to the provisions of the following Items of this will, after the payment of any indebtedness which I may owe at that time, or that may be owed by my estate. Item Three. I give, bequeath and devise to my wife, Addie L. Hatcher, the sum of Five Dollars. I have already expended for my said wife in improvements placed upon her lands and in taxes advanced and paid thereon, considerable sums of money, from time to time, during the last past several years, the lands referred to being the separate estate of my said wife. For this reason, I have limited her distributive share as a legatee in this will, to the sum named herein. Item Four. I give, bequeath and devise to my son, Robert Hatcher, the sum of Five Dollars to be paid from any funds on hand, or that may come into the hands of my executor. Item Five. I give, bequeath and devise to my son Johnnie Hatcher the sum of Five Dollars to be paid from any funds that may come into the hands of my executor. In the event of my death prior to the time that my said son should have attained the age of 18 years, should he elect or desire to take a vocational education, it is my will, and I direct that my executor shall pay from any funds in his hands, an amount up to the sum of $300.00, to be expended by my said son, or by his guardian, for tuition, board and books. Item Six. I give, bequeath and devise to my son, Ward Hatcher, the sum of $10.00 per month, to be paid monthly until he shall have arrived at the age of Fourteen years, payable out of any funds in hand, belonging to my estate. In the event he shall desire to take a vocational education, he shall be given a maximum amount of Three Hundred dollars to be paid on board, tuition and books, said amount to be paid by my executor from any funds on hand belonging to my estate. Item Seven. I give and bequeath to my son, Harvey Hatcher, the sum of Ten Dollars per month until he shall arrive at the age of Fourteen Years, and, in the event he shall elect to take a vocational education, he shall be given a maximum amount of Three Hundred dollars on board, tuition and books. The several sums herein devised shall be paid by my executor from any funds coming into his hands, belonging to my estate. Item Eight. I give and bequeath to my son, James Wilson Hatcher, the sum of ten dollars per month until he shall arrive at the age of fourteen years, and, if he should elect to take a vocational education, an additional amount not to exceed Three Hundred dollars to be paid on board, tuition and books, the above devised sums to be paid out of any funds coming into the hands of my executor, belonging to my estate. Item Nine. After the payment of the sums as above set out in the foregoing Items of this will, it is my will, and I direct that my said executor shall divided, share and share alike, among my other seven children, to wit: W. G. Hatcher Jr., T. E. Hatcher, Mrs. T. E. Bolin, G. M. Hatcher, S. H. Hatcher, Earl Hatcher, and Earnest Hatcher, any sum remaining on hand, the proceeds of my personal property, and should any one of my said children named in this Item of my will die prior to said distribution leaving surviving child or children, then such surviving child or children shall inherit in lieu of any such deceased parent, per stripes; and should any child, or children of mine named herein die leaving surviving no child or children, then the portion of any such deceased child or children, shall be divided equally between the brothers and sister herein named, who may survive, or the child or children of any such deceased sister or brother, who may survive, the child or children referred to, inheriting per stripes in lieu of any such deceased parent. Item Ten. In the event all, or either of my children named above, to wit: Johnny Hatcher, Ward Hatcher, Harvey Hatcher and James Wilson Hatcher, or either of them, do not elect to take a vocational education, then and in such an event, the amount herein devised for that purpose to any such child or children, shall revert to the corpus of my estate, and shall be divided among the seven children named in Item Nine of this will, said division to be made in accordance with the provisions of said Item Nine. Item Eleven. In addition to the bequests already made, I give and devise to my son, Ward Hatcher City lots number 6 and 7 on Block number 114 in the City of Cordele Georgia without limitations of any kind, and to be his forever; to my son Harvey Hatcher, I devise and bequeath lots Six and Thirteen in Block 287 in the City of Cordele to be his forever, and to my son, James Wilson Hatcher, I devise and bequeath lots number Four, five and six in Block 65 as appears from map of survey of Cordele Ga., to be his forever. Item Twelve. I hereby authorize and direct my executor hereinafter named, to carry into effect the provisions of the several Items of this will respecting the distribution and expenditure of all personal property, money or effects, including the allotments for support and education of my minor children, and for this purpose said executor is directed to act as testamentrary guardian for any and all of my children who may be minors at the time of my death, in holding and paying out the bequests hereunder, according to the provisions of this will. Item Thirteen. I hereby constitute and appoint my son, W. G. Hatcher Jr., as executor of this my last will and testament, hereby relieving him of bond, and of the necessity of applying to any court for leave to sell any of the personal property herein devised, or disposed of. Item Fourteen. Should I die seized and posessed of any property of any kind, not herein devised, then it is my will, and I so direct, that it shall be divided, share and share alike, among the beneficiaries as named and set out in Item Nine of this Will. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto set my hand this the 2nd day of August 1930. W. G. Hatcher Signed and published by W. G. Hatcher Sr., as his last will and testament in the presence of the undersigned, who subscribe our names hereto as witnesses at the instance and request of said testator, and in his presence, and in the presence of each other. This the 2nd day of August 1930. E. F. ? Greg T. ? N. C. McKenzie Georgia Crisp County: I, W. G. Hatcher of said State and County, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make this my codicil to my Will heretofore made and dated August 2nd, 1930; Item 1. It is my will, and I hereby give, bequeath and devise to my son, James Wilson Hatcher, the following real estate to wit: City Lots numbers Eight (8) and Nine (9) on Block number 114 as appears from map of survey of the City of Cordele Georgia, the same being the property purchased by me from the Dixon heir since the date of the signing of my said Will. Item 2. It is my will that City lots numbers 4, 5 and 6 on Block number 65 as appears from map of survey of the City of Cordele, and devised under Item 11 of my said Will to the said James Wilson Hatcher, shall go to and become the property of the beneficiaries set out in Item Nine of my said Will, to be divided among said beneficiaries, share and share alike, as provided in said Item Nine of my said Will. It being the purpose and intent of this codicil of my said Will to give and devise said lot numbers 4, 5 and 6 on Block 65 Cordele Georgia to my children named in the Nineth Item of my said Will. In Witness whereof, I have hereto set my hand this the 29th day of November 1930. W. G. Hatcher Signed and published by W. G. Hatcher Sr., as his codicil to his last Will and Testament in the presence of the undersigned, who subscribe our names hereto as witnesses at the instance and request of said testator, and in his presence, and in the presence of each other. This the 29th day of November 1930. J.W. ? W. Fleming Earl Murray | HATCHER, William Green (I12391)
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| 7208 | Ancestry.com: Mathews Family Genealogy Forum : Family of Wright Mathews, b 1872, Ga Posted by: Heather Selph: I'm looking for the ancestors of Wright Mathews, b 1872 in Crawford Co, Ga. I've been told his father's name was Buck, but I'm not sure if this was his real name or a nickname. I don't know who his mother might have been. Wright married Clay Cody, the daughter of George Thomas "Tom" Cody and Mary Ann Childres. Wright died around 1926. I'd really like to find out more about his brothers/sisters/parents, etc. Any help would be appreciated! | MATHEWS, Wright (I2196)
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| 7209 | ANCESTRY: Edmonstone/McNabb Family Tree | MORBY, Willliam Henry Martin (I1539)
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| 7210 | ANCESTRY: her death is scanned: MS935 R10 "Anna Pettet" ANCESTRY: her marriage in 1820 is mentioned in William Yeager, "Marriages of Non-Norfolk Residents by Norfolk County Ministers 1830-1870", Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe, 1981. Page 94 Andrew Muir (son of John Muir and Agnes Elder) married Anna Green (daughter of Adam Green and Martha Smith) on September 10, 1797 in Stoney Creek, Ontario, conducted by Robert Nelles, J. P. Andrew and Anna MUIR's two youngest children (sibs of Anna Pettit, nee Muir) are found as follows: ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Papers and Records Volume 3, Published in Toronto in 1901 Pages 7-73 baptised at the 40-Mile Creek by ROBERT ADDISON, Minister of Niagara Jun 2, 1806 Andrew Pettit Muir, of Andrew and Ann Oct 7, 1812 Mary Elizabeth Muir, of Andrew and Anna [From an old source, apparently reliable, but without citation, these two children were born Apr 12, 1803 and Aug 1, 1812, respectively. Their older sister Anna, below, is listed in the same source as being born on Jan 20, 1800, jiving with her death certificate] Pages 74-85. REGISTER OF MARRIAGES, TOWNSHIP OF GRIMSBY, U. C., COMMENCING AUG., 1817. WILLIAM SAMPSON, Minister. [St Andrews, Grimsby] N.B.-These are to be copied into the Public Register of Marriages for the Township of Grimsby- this book being merely a Notitia Parochialis for private use. WM. SAMPSON. No.33. Andrew Pettit, Grimsby, widower, and Anna Muir, of the same place, by licence, in Grimsby, 4th May, 1820. #011484-74 (Toronto) George Chalmes PETTIT, 33, Grimsby, same, widower, farmer, son of Andrew & Anne PETTIT, married Edith Emily HALE, 27, Hamilton, Toronto, s, dau. of William D. & Sarah HALE, witn: -- HALE of Toronto, L. MUIR of Hamilton, married 17 December 1873, Toronto (Church of England) | MUIR, Anna "Annie" (I2821)
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| 7211 | and 1850 Census. | SEVIER, Rebecca Catherine (I579)
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| 7212 | Andorra is the son of Bertha Elizabeth Kerkacs & Andor Wilhelmus Von Coboly, Sr. | VONCOBOLY, Andor Wilhelmus Jr. (I1472)
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| 7213 | Andrew is the son of Christinia Roszel & George Roy. | ROY, Andrew Jackson (I882)
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| 7214 | Andrew is the son of Hannah Smith & John Willson (1665-1737). . 1703 Nov 24, Land Index, Middlesex Co., NJ from John Wilson Jr, to Andrew Willson, I, p 36. . WILL of their father, John Willson: . 1727 Apr 22 - Sons, Joseph & Benjamin, lands granted to them by testator by deeds. Andrew Willson, married 1708 NYC to Ite Lamber, 1679 Dec 25, New Utrecht, Kings Co., NYC. - d. Monmouth, NJ. 7 Willson children. . 1731 Nov 26 - WILL of Andrew Willson of Middletown Twp., Monmouth Co., yeoman. - To wife Ite, to have negro girl Nan gets, also use of estate of maintain & educate children; - daughters Johannah, Margaret, Mary & Martha; - son James, 30 acres land bought of Samuel Ruckman, 35 A. purchased from testator's father, John Wilson, 12 acres to be taken from land bought of Isabrant Vancleave, which lies between the road that goes to widow Hendrickson's & the King's Highway; - son John, 60 Acres bought of Isabrant Vanclrave, 9 acres of meadow etc. - sons Andrew, Labert & Peter: 26 A, 52 A. & 11 A. commonly called Cuckowder's Neck, bought from testator' father & 20 A on same Neck, bought of Ge. Willox. - son John: land formerly Ed. Tart's etc. - sons Andrew, Lambert, James & Peter 4 lots of meadow purchase of my father, John Trockmorton, Garret Wall, John & Timothy Carman. - sons James: quit rents bought of John Reid, also uplands called Mahoran Brook, lying by Jonathan Eldrith's. Executors: wife Ate & son James. Wit: Nicholas Johnson, John Willson,Wm. Willett, Robt Dodsworth. Proved 1734, Jul 29. Ref: NJ Wills Lib B, p560. - - - | WILLSON, Andrew (I683)
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| 7215 | Andrew J., born 1842, MO., is the son of Rebecca Counts, b 1808, Grainger Co., TN and Franklin McClain, born 1818 Potosi, Washington Co., Missouri. 1920 Census Hixson, Stone Co., Arkansas Jmes McClain, Nancy, & Jackson, b 1842 | MCCLAIN, Andrew JACKSON (I135)
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| 7216 | Andrew Johnson (1865-1869) was president | WALKER, Byron Harper 3 (P1)
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| 7217 | Andrew Walker was a convert to Catholicism when he married Anne (Donnelly) Cayley. She was widowed from her first husband Patrick Cayley or Kaley or Killey. | WALKER, Andrew (I4252)
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| 7218 | Andrew's first wife's sister's father-in-law (McKee) may be in the lower cemetery at Allanburg. 14 May 1849 is what I had for his death until I found his tombstone at St Andrews (photo avail) 14 May 1849 is probably HIS FATHER. NOPE The 1849 date might be Andrew son of Judge Nathaniel but that would make him 100 years old! No.33. Andrew Pettit, Grimsby, widower, and Anna Muir, of the same place, by licence, in Grimsby, 4th May, 1820. Notitia Parochialis for private use. WM. SAMPSON. | PETIT, Andrew Jr. (I2822)
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| 7219 | Aneminia 2 yrs, & Gangrene 2 months. | SKIPPEN, Anna Maria .2 (I333)
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| 7220 | Angelina is the daughter of Rensslleer McCarty. | MCCARTY, Angelina (I7)
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| 7221 | Angeline is the daughter of Thankful Sophronia Richards, b 1808, Rhode Island & Austin Smythe, b.1790 Vermont. Alt: Birth in Canada West, Census 1860. . Alt Name: Angelina A. . Richard 's mother Mary E Lawrence was still alive 1867; in 1877 Angelina 1877 was receiving a Civil War pension. . Richard A Lawrence, Civil War, K 28 Re't. Mich. Infantry Widower, Moore, Angeline A Comments: Marriage (?) Toles, George, Gdn. Ref: C25 Mich Inf. . 1888 Apr 7 - Widow, Application #370.528, filed 1877 Jan 7, # 370528, J, Cert # 319815 1877 Jan 6 filed, Minor 229, 441, Cert # 319816. . 1892 Jan 19, Tues. Michigan pensions granted Monday. Original widows: Angeline A Moore, minors of Richard A Lawrence. The three husbands of Angeline Azuby Smith are: 1. Richard A Lawrence, 2. Ruben Gustine, 3. George W Moore. Photo: Angeline Azuba Smith Lawrence: Dark outside photo/ Angeline appears intelligent & is elderly, thin & wears her white-grey hair in braids around her hair. Possibly a blue dress / jacket, long sleeves, white top & white apron. - PJ Ahlberg. Obituary: Death Takes Mrs Angeline Moore Mrs Angeline Moore, 84, who passed away Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, had lived in Benton harbor 60 years. Fneral services are announced for Tues at 2:30 at Eslhorst chapel, followed by burial in Bethel cemetery, Sodus. Demise of Mrs Moor occurred at her home on Weld st. where she had resided 20 years. She was in good health up to 2 weeks ago. Death is ascribed to bronchial pneumonia, followed an an intestinal attack. It is thought by relatives watching at the bedside that Mrs Moore may have suffered a stroke as she was unable to use her left side from Saturday afternoon until her demise. #daus. Mrs Wm. Schas, Mrs Mary Mann of this city & Dr. Leedle of Chicago; 2 sons C M Gustine of Pipestone rd. & Bert Moore if Eau claire, 12 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren & a circle of friends, who held her in high regard in her immediate neighborhood & throughout the city survive. Mrs Moore was born in NY state in 1841. She was the widow of Richard Lawrence, who died soon after retiring from service the Civil war & of George Moore whom she married in 880 & who was killed in 1882 by being struck by a C & W M (now P M) train in the Paw Paw river bridge. Note: 2nd marriage date & death of G.eo Moore are 2 years difference from records. She resided in Benton Harbor for 47 or more years.- - Transcriptions by P J Ahlberg, Thank you. - - - | SMITH, Angeline Azuby (I520)
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| 7222 | Anglican Church, 208 High Park Ave. | Family (F241)
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| 7223 | Anglican Church, 208 High Park Ave. | Family (F239)
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| 7224 | Anglican Church, 208 High Park Avenue. | Family (F240)
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| 7225 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S387771750)
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| 7226 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S350322576)
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| 7227 | Anglican. | Family (F905)
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| 7228 | Ann Clarissa Marsh, daughter of Sarah Bridgeford Smith & Robert Marsh*, Vaughan Twp., Ontario. Robert landed in Upper Canada in 1800 & lived near by to daughter, Mrs. Ann C Lawrence. . 1822 Jul 18, Published Marriage Banns, Markham, Alexander Lawrence married A Clarissa Marsh. Witnesses James Marsh & David Bridgeforth, Marriage # 65 performed by Rev. Jenkins, Richmond Hill. . Although there is no record of to whom the land was assigned the patent was to the Honourable Michael Kortz in 1803. The Lawrence family acquired the property in 1817. In spite of the single family ownership, there were 7 houses on the property in 1851, as well as a tailor shop. By 1861, there was a sawmill, a woollen mill & a tannery. . Marsh Street Robert Marsh purchased Lots 42 & 43, Markham, in 1815 & 1802 respectively. Alexander Marsh built the house now used by the David Dunlap Observatory as the Director's residence. Rev. Wm. Jenkins on March 19, 1821, Margery married James Marsh, Wit. brother David Marsh. . Lot 63-Con 1 King Twp. King Thomas Hind received the Crown grant in 1797, having been assigned the lot in 1794, as a settler. The next buyer was John McFarland, who held the property until 1834 when he sold to Thomas MacAdam. No sooner had Thomas MacAdam purchased the land than he sold the west half to James Marsh. The next year Thomas sold the northeast quarter to Hiram Beach & the northwest quarter to Nathaniel Vernon. The Marsh family were still on a portion of the property until 1886. This property was the site of the well-known Bond Lake Hotel. * Robert Marsh: $200 Reward, Whereas on Saturday evening, between the hours of 11 & 12 o'clock, some evil disposed person or persons took from the shed pertaining to Mr. Ingles Hotel, Markham Village, a Horse & Buggy belonging to James Bowman, Esq., Thornhill & drove it over the Bridge into the Rouge, smashing the buggy & severely injuring the horse, the above reward will be given to any who will give information that shall lead to the conviction of the dastardly scoundrel or scoundrels. Robert Marsh, James Gibson, Richmond Hill, Oct 4, 1860. Ref: York Herald, Richmond Hill, Published 12 Oct 1860, Pg. 3. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MARSH, Ann Clarissa (I66)
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| 7229 | Ann Elizabeth is the daughter of Elizabeth Ann Nichols & John Skippen. | SKIPPEN, Ann Elizabeth .1 (I496)
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| 7230 | Ann is he daughter of Sarah Lawrence & John Emley. Ann Lawrence married Dr. Aaron Forman, settled in Huntersdon Co., New Jerson; he is the son of Ezekial Forman, of Upper Freehold, NJ. Their great grand daughter is Mrs. John Moses, Trenton, N.J. | EMLEY, Ann (I2208)
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| 7231 | Ann is named in her father Peter Rezeau's will. Ann Rezeau married 12 May 1805, Richmond, to David Morgan, b 24 Jul 1780, Staten, NY. - - - | REZEAU, Ann (I638)
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| 7232 | Ann is the daughter of Dorthy Briggs, born 1762 Auckalnd St. Andrew, Durahm Co., Married 8 Jun 1783, to Edward Pouton, 1 Aug 1762, Auckland St. Andrew. | POUTON, Ann (I371)
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| 7233 | Ann is the daughter of Elizabeth Norton & Richard Brunton. Verify (loction?) . 1845 Aug 1, Hockham Great & Little Parish, Burial of Ann, Widow of John Hudson, Age 84, Rev J Spurgin, Victar. | BRUNTON, Ann (I505)
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| 7234 | Ann is the daughter of Jane White & Henry Vaux of Sedgefield. | VAUX, Ann (I339)
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| 7235 | Ann is the daughter of Jane Wilkinson & Robert Young, b. 1707 S. Shields, Durham, England. | YOUNG, Ann (I377)
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| 7236 | Ann is the daughter of Mary Harriat & Thomas Sibbald. . 1824 #378 1824 Nov 26 - Allegation by William Gilmore, of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham, bachelor, age 21 for marriage to Ann Sibbald, of Auckland St Andrew, County Durham, spinster, age 21 at Auckland St Andrew, County Durham sworn before John Bacon (surrogate). - - - | SIBBALD, Ann (I225)
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| 7237 | Ann is the daughter of Melissa Martin & Richard Hutchinson. 1917 Jun 4, Monday - A Letter From Mother. A later which seems to have come from his mother was found. The postscript says: Oh, I forgot to tell you I got a Xmas present from Minnie & Lizzie, a very nice silk necks cart, a Xmas card from Oscar & Eva. Ves. & Harold gave me a $1.25 box of writing paper & envelopes. Calla [Cecilai?} did not as much as send a Xmas card. It is surprising how ungrateful some can be. No more at this time. From your mother. X-Reference: Bay City Times Newspaper, Michigan. Extracted from the extensive report on the sad story of the robbery by & death of son Allen McCutcheon. Ref: Bay City Times, Michigan. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | HUTCHINSON, Anna (I271)
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| 7238 | Ann is the daughter of Rachel Jane Jennie Brodie & Mr. Brodie. Ann Brodie married1, on 2 Apr 1863, Newmarket, to Thomas Brodie, & married2, on 13 Nov 1866, Newmarket, to Edward Willson. - - - | BRODIE, Ann (I187)
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| 7239 | Ann is the daughter of Samuel Jennings, Governor of the Province of West New Jersey. Ann Jennings & Wm. Stevenson children are: Jennings Stevenson, 1701, Northampton Twp., Burlington, Thomas, Elizabeth, b 1704; Wm. 1706, John, 1710, Mary 1712 & Ann Stevenson, b 1714. - - - | JENNINGS, Ann (I1095)
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| 7240 | Ann McDonald is the daughter of James McDonald. 23 Dec 1893 Wentworth Co. Ann married Wm. Henry. - - - | MCDONALD, Anna (I335)
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| 7241 | Ann Meredith is the daughter of Miriam Griffin & Charles Meredith, UE. . UCLPetition 142, To Peregrine Maitland, Lieut. Gov. of Province of Upper Canada. Petition of Ann Headly of Twp. of Grimsby. She is the daughter of Charles Meridth, deceased, of Grimsby married Francis Headly of Grimsby, & has never hand any Crown land. Andrew Mercer, York, to be her agent. HERXMARK Headly, Sworn in General Quarter Session of the Peace, Niagara, 14 October, 1823. Envelope: Entered into land book II, Page 501, Recommended. Ref: UCLP 142, 1823, Vol 230A, Bundle H13, Microfilm C2049. . Ann Meredith of Gainsborough, Order in Council 24 Dec 1823. (Also same date for Jesse Meredith). . Ann married 23 Dec 1823, Grimsby, to Francis Headly of Grimsby. . Children of Anne Meredith & Francis Headly are Phebe Ann Headley, 1824 Garafraxa Twp. -1863 Bayham, ON. Rachel Ann Headley, 1380 Garafraxa Twp. - 1889 Dakota, USA Chauncey W Hedley, 1832 Garafraxa Twp. -1919 Mary Ann Headley, 1836 Guelph, Wellington Co., ON- 1870 Augusta, WI; Barbara Ann Headley, 1838, Garafraxa Twp., - 1885 Embro, Oxford Co., ON; Louisa Ann Hadley, 1840 Elora- *1923.2.19 Auguasta, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Elizabeth Ann Headley, 1843 - *1923.2.19 Augusta, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Francis A Headley, 1844 Elora, Wellington Co., ON. - 1891.4.22, Preston Lake, Renville Co., Minnesota . Land Record Location Ticket issued 1823 to Anne Headley, Grimsby Twp., daughter of the late Charles Meredith, United Empire Loyalist: West half Lots 18 & 19, Concession 7, Garafraxa Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario. W. Garafraxa Twp. Land Registration book, p 326. . .Ann received her Land grant on 24 Sept 1824. The arrived in Garafraxa in March 1826 & sold out in 1836. Hers sister Mrs. Mary Meredith Felker received her land grant on the connect piece of land of sister Anne Meredith on Lot 16 & 17 Con 7, 6th Line Gara. She & her husband travelled to Garafraxa with the Felker family. . Headley Family History, Sources Mrs. Barbara Squire, 16 George St., Georgetown L7G 2K4 [1986.] ANN MEREDITH, Mrs. Francis Headley was a sister of Jesse Meredith, Mary, Mrs Lewis Felker. The 3 families came from the Grimsby area together, having follow the Grand River to Big Falls (Elora); then the Irvine River to the Townline between Nichol Township & Garafraxa Township. From there they cut a track through the unbroken forest along 15 side road to the 6th line. . Ann Headly had received her grant of land for 200 A on Dec 24, 1823, for Lots 18 & 19, W half, Con 7, 6th Line, Garafraxa Twp. It adjoined her sister's grant, & backed that of her brother, Jesse. The Patent was not received from the Crown until Sept 24, 1824. She qualified for a grant of 200 acres because she was the daughter of a U.E.L. She & her husband sold this farm in 1836. On October 26, 1833, Francis Headley bought all 200 a. of Lot 11, Con 7, from the Canada Land Company. On March 24, 1844, he sold 150 acres of this property to John Alpaught Jr, the property that later became the Sam Boradfoot farm. In May 1846 Franics Headley sold 25 a. to James Nelson & it became part of the present site of Belwood, where Nelson Street was named after James Nelson. It would appear another 25 a. may have become the Garbutt Goodall farm. I have not found that fact yet. . Healey appeared to be an UEL too & was something of a mover, for in January 1851, he purchased E half Lot 12, Con 5, Garafraxa, more recently known as Belwood Orchards, but he sold it in 1852. There is also record of Francis Headley, a Pioneer of Garafraxa, being a tenant of a pioneer sawmill in Fergus at a time. . A grandson, Ernest Headley, 1890-1980, married Gladys Wilson, daughter of Billie Wilson & his wife Laura Jane Lougheed. Headless lived on the east side of St. Dvid St. N, Fergus, beside R.R. Track, C.P.R. Gladys Wilson had a brother who was the father of Donald Wilson, Assistant Clerk of Fergus. Ref: Tweedsmuir History, Bellwood, Garafraxa Twp., Wellington Co. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you.- - - | MEREDITH, Anne (I25)
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| 7242 | Ann was the widow of William Palmer. | PALMER, Ann (I1259)
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| 7243 | Anna Bailey born Jan. 13, 1788 married John Renfrew of Groton or possibly Essex, Newburyport, MA. They had 6 children | Family (F1690)
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| 7244 | Anna C is the daughter of Judge Solomon Claypool & Hannah M. Osborn Claypool. Married George Washington Faris 28 May, 1878 in Marion Co., IN. Mother of George Mortimer Faris and Ruby Claypool Faris. Anna Claypool Faris died of appendicitis on Aug. 30, 1909. MRS. ANNA CLAYPOOL FARIS. Born in Terre Haute, Ind. Wife of George W. Faris. Descendant of Richard Bishop. Daughter of Solomon Claypool (1829-98) & Hannah Osborn (b. 1833), his wife, m. 1855. > Granddaughter of John Willson Osborn (1794-1866) & Ruby Bishop (1796-1880), his wife, m. 1814. Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Lee Bishop (1769-1837) and Ruby Webb (1774-1834),his wife, m. 1793. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Richard Bishop and Rachel Lee (1738-69), his 2nd wife. Richard Bishop (1732-1806) was a private in Capt. Reuben Munn's company, which turned out at the Lexington Alarm. He was born & died in Brimfield, Mass. Ref: Daughters of the American Revolution, Lineage book of the charter members, 1908. - - - | CLAYPOOL, Anna Crawford (I732)
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| 7245 | Anna C married George W. Faris. | CHAPIN, Anna C (I723)
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| 7246 | Anna Creighton was a school teacher | CREIGHTON, Anna (I2583)
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| 7247 | Anna Elisabeth Bald.2 is the daughter of Anna Maria Martha and Johannes Bald. Anna Elisabeth Bald.2 married 1688 Dec 27 Erndtebrück, to Joachim Völkel (1664 Feb 28 - 1688 Dec 27 Erndtebrück. His parents Helene 1625-1673.1.19 Erndtebrück) & Johannes Völkel (1625-1676 Apr 23 Erndtebrück-Schameder). - - - | BALD, Anna Eliszbeth .2 (I871)
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| 7248 | Anna Elisabeth is the daughter of Elisabeth & Johnnes Bald. | BALD, Anna Elisabetha .1 (I549)
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| 7249 | Anna Elisabeth is the daughter of Johannes Bald. | BALD, Anna Elisabetha .1 (I549)
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| 7250 | Anna Gertrud is the daughter of Anna Katharine Becker & Johann Jost Menn. | MENN, Anna Gertrud (I592)
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