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| 1001 | Because of her mother's death, Pharez has placed her in the home of friends. Joshua Poulson and family. | Source (S547)
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| 1002 | Because of where she was born and raised, she is probably a daughter of John Ward and Clarissa Johnson. | WARD, Catharine (I13347)
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| 1003 | before 1891 census | Source (S242)
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| 1004 | Began his marine career in 1855 at age 16 aboard the ship 'Vulcan' out of Windsor, NS. Was master of the barque 'Mark Curry' out of Windsor, NS, launched at Avondale November 26 1890. | LISWELL, James William (I6257)
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| 1005 | BENEDICT, Donald Munroe - 64, Windsor, died June 21, 1993, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born in Windsor, he was a son of the late Arthur and Edna (Lockhart) Benedict. He was a retired employee of the Town of Windsor and member of Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 9, Hants County. He is survived by his companion, Nellie MacLeod, Windsor; two daughters, Linda, Windsor; Michelle (Mrs. Jeffrey Singer), Kennetcook; son, Duana, Brooklyn, Hants County; sister, Beatrice (Mrs. Austin Hannam), Bridgetown; four brothers, Arthur, Rawdon; Rufus, Hamilton, Ont.; Lester, Windsor; Norval, Ontario; two grandchildren. He was predeceased by a brother, Walter; two sisters, Julia, Emma. Cremation has taken place. The family will receive visitors 7-9 p.m. tonight in Lohnes Funeral Home, Windsor, where a legion service will be 7 p.m. Wednesday. Ashes will be scattered at a later date. No flowers by request. Donations may be made to Royal Canadian Legion or Canadian Cancer Society. | BENEDICT, Donald Munroe (I25321)
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| 1006 | BENEDICT, Garfield Robert (Ted) - 63, 49 Parkview Road, Kentville, died Tuesday at home. Born in Falmouth, Hants County, he was a son of the late Lawson and Agnes (Doyle) Benedict. He was employed with Cobi Foods. He was an elder in Kentville Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. He is survived by his wife, the former Lucy Cox; four daughters, Linda (Mrs. Owen Keddy), White Rock, Kings County; Colleen, Bolivia; Susan (Mrs Gary Vidito), Kentville, Heather, Bedford; a son, Bernard, Maccan, Cumberland County; a brother, Michael, Consort, Alta.; a half-brother, Jeffrey Benedict, Lockhartville; stepmother, Mrs. Rose Mary Benedict, Lockhartville; eight grandchildren. He was predeceased by an infant daughter, Marion; infant twin brother and sister; his twin brother, Edward. The body is in W.C. Hiltz's Funeral Home, Kentville, visiting 2-4 today, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday in Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall, Park Street, Kentville, Mr. Chris Plant officiating. Cremation to follow. Burial will be in St. George's Cemetery, Falmouth. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Jhovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall, Kentville, or Valley Regional Hospital Foundation. | BENEDICT, Garfield Robert (I25244)
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| 1007 | BENEDICT, Jean Frances - 69, Windsor, Hants Co., formerly of Brooklyn, Hants Co., passed away on Wednesday, June 9, 2004, in the VG Site, QEII, Halifax. Born on April 28, 1935, in Windsor, she was a daughter of the late Courtney and Ruth (MacInnis) Miller. Jean enjoyed knitting, crocheting, and loved to play cards. She was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Hants County Branch 009, Windsor. She was a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and sister. She is survived by daughters, Linda (Rod) Harvey, Brooklyn; Michelle (Kevin) Lyghtle, Slave Lake, Alta.; son, Duane, Brooklyn; granddaughters, Leslie and Melissa; great-grandchildren, Jeremy, Tyus, and Trey; sisters, Margaret (Sonny) Murray, Sydney Forks; Ruth (Bill) Mahar, Walton; brothers, Everett (Judy) Miller, Poplar Grove; Johnny, Rawdon. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be 7-9 p.m. today in Lindsay's Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King St., Windsor. Funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, June 12, in the funeral home chapel, Rev. Marilyn MacDonald officiating. Interment to follow in Riverview Haven Cemetery, Union Corner, Hants Co. Family flowers only. Donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of one's choice. | MILLER, Jean Frances (I25322)
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| 1008 | Benjamin was the first `Englishman´ to settle at Little Compton in 1675. He was a hero in King´s Philip´s War. He was involved early on in the war at Pease Field Fight in Jun 1675, later in the massacre at the Great Swamp in Dec 1675, and he lead the expedition that resulted in King Philip´s capture in Aug 1676. For a popular introduction to King Philip´s War including Benjamin´s involvement and excerpts from his diary, see King Philip´s War: the history and legacy of America´s forgotten conflict, by Eric B. Schultz and Michael J. Tougias, Countryman Press, Woodstock, VT, 1999. Benjamin dictated to his son Thomas his story published in 1716 as Entertaining Passages Relating to Philip´s War. Various editions have been published including The History of Philip´s War, Commonly Called the Great Indian War of 1675 and 1676, edited by Samuel Drake in 1829 and reprinted in 1989 by Heritage Book, Bowie, MD. See also the Diary of King Philip´s War, 1675-76, with an introduction by Alan Simpson and Mary Simpson, Lockwood, Tiverton, RI, 1975. | CHURCH, Benjamin (I3896)
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| 1009 | Berry, Donald Carl, 72, of Shortt’s Lake, Nova Scotia, passed away on Saturday, December 9, 2017 at the Colchester East Hants Health Centre, Truro. He was born in Halifax on September 04, 1945, the youngest of six children of the late Alexander and Emma (Roode) Berry. He was an enterprising entrepreneur who, together with his family, founded Berry’s Furniture, building it into a successful business and a local institution. In addition to his parents, Don is predeceased by his two older sisters, Helen Onda Thorpe and Emily Boyd. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Margaret ("Peggy" Irwin) Berry; son Mark (Vanessa), and grandchildren Alex and Caitlin of South Pasadena, California; daughter Victoria (Theresa Frost) Berry and grandchild Angus of Toronto; daughter Marianne (Michael) Michaud, and grandchildren Jack, Lily, and Andrew of Valley; brothers Keith (Bessie) of Truro and Reginald of Sutherlands Lake; sister Carlene (Douglas) Crouse of Granville Ferry; sisters-in-law Patricia Berry of Lower Truro and Linda (Bert) Pratt of Truro; aunts Mavis (Roode) Wilders of British Columbia, and Bessie (Roode) Sawatsky and Carole (Roode) Marshall of Truro; and many cousins, nieces, and nephews. | BERRY, Donald Carl (I23634)
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| 1010 | BERRY, John Bedford Borden - 79, River Hebert, died February 28, 1996, in Highland View Regional Hospital, Amherst. Born in Chignecto, he was a son of the late Herbert (Hub) and Clara (MacAloney) Berry. He had worked as a miner in the River Hebert coal mine. He was a member of Trinity United Church, River Hebert and a member of Royal Canadian Legion, River Hebert branch 14. He had served overseas with the Royal Canadian Army during the Second World War. Surviving are his wife, the former Winnifred (Winnie) Smith; daugthers, Marilyn (Mrs. James White), Grand Cache, Alta.; Carman (Mrs. Bernard LeBlanc), Strathacona; Susan (Mrs. Brian Hawkes), Warren; sons, John, Springhill; Robert, Brookdale; Chris, at home; Jeff, River Hebert; sisters, Ninie Ripley, Nappan; Thelma Burbine, River Hebert; 15 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by son, James; sisters, Eva Dale, Parth Blenkhorn, Carman, Beatrice Seaman, Hazel Dawson, Edith Smith, Lottie McLellan; brothers, Leonard, Herb; granddaughter, Tiffany Allen Berry. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. today, legion service 7 p.m. tonight, both in Furlong's Funeral Home, Amherst. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday in Trinity United Church, Rev. Danny Compton officiating. | Source (S880)
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| 1011 | Between Joseph Walker, widower and Elizabeth Anderson, also widow.Don't know what her maiden name was. | Source (S1918)
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| 1012 | BIG INTERVALE This district was often called the Scotch Intervale for its settlers were entirely of that race. The west side of the river was officially Big Intervale. The east side was Kingross after Angus Ross, the first settler who had greatly prospered. The upper part of the west side together with the Forest Glen brook. Farm was called Forest Glen. The first farm north of Sugar Loaf was Michael Lamont. Then came three MacKinnons, Ross and two MacKenzies and Murray, with two MacPhersons to the rear of the MacKenzie lots. On the west side of the river, counting from the south just above Portrea, were Archibald MacLean, George Ward, Richard Marple, MacLeod, MacKay, MacKay, Stewart, MacKinnon, MacLeod, MacInnis, Ross, MacLeod, Stewart and MacInnis. ------------------------------ George Ward of Nova Scotia, working in Margaree, met and married Elizabeth Marple. They lived on a part of her fathers farm. Their children follow. James and Robert went early to the United States. Richard, the youngest son, was a very active man. He saved and managed until he was able to buy the Wesley Ross farm which he later sold to David Marple. He became a contractor in Boston. (immigration record shows he arrived in Vanceboro Maine via rail in October 1894 and made declaratiion of intention in January 1914) The three girls of the family of George Ward, Euphemia, Elizabeth and Marie all went as young women to the United States. | WARD, George (I742)
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| 1013 | Bill Woodley is a photographer in Ottawa. | WOODLEY, William (I13255)
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| 1014 | Birth according to 1851 census | Source (S1030)
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| 1015 | birth and death dates from headstone in Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor on back of her parents stone. | MOSHER, Lucy May (I566)
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| 1016 | Birth certificate from GRO states his parents as John Ward farm labourer and Margaret Ward (formerly Ward). | Source (S1150)
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| 1017 | Birth date according to 1881 census. | Source (S262)
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| 1018 | birth date according to the 1901 census | WARD, John F. (I830)
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| 1019 | birth date according to the 1901 census | Source (S280)
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| 1020 | Birth date appears on his WWI draft registration. | Source (S576)
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| 1021 | birth date based on death certificate. Other researchers say the birthdate is Apr. 8, 1862 | Source (S568)
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| 1022 | Birth date based on his age at baptism in 1839 | Source (S220)
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| 1023 | birth date determined by 1939 register. Also confirmed by death record. | Source (S1179)
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| 1024 | Birth date from 1939 register | Source (S1270)
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| 1025 | Birth date is according to 1901 census. | Source (S458)
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| 1026 | Birth date is according to the 1901 census. | Source (S343)
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| 1027 | Birth date is according to the 1939 register. | Source (S1180)
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| 1028 | Birth date is from Find-A-Grave https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/188145390 | Source (S685)
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| 1029 | Birth date is obtained from her death registration (Northallerton records) | WALTERS, Ella Margaret (I10647)
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| 1030 | Birth date is obtained from her death registration (Northallerton records) | Source (S1437)
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| 1031 | Birth date obtained from his Master Mariner application in Liverpool, England. | Source (S844)
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| 1032 | Birth date was determined from the death record which said he was 'a child of six months of age' | Source (S1061)
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| 1033 | Birth is based on death record that states she was age 40. | Source (S935)
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| 1034 | Birth record give mother's maiden name as Gerrod. | Source (S818)
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| 1035 | Birth record gives mother as Mary Jane McKenzie, not Greeno as most of the siblings have. | HILTZ, Effie (I25174)
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| 1036 | Birth record gives mother's maiden name as Brown | Source (S1472)
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| 1037 | Birth record gives mother's maiden name as Robinson | Source (S1532)
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| 1038 | birth record gives mother's maiden name as Smith. | Source (S1662)
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| 1039 | Birth record gives mother's maiden name as Whitehead. | Source (S1754)
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| 1040 | Birth record gives mother's name as Ellin. | Source (S1316)
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| 1041 | Birth record is very detailed. Gives place of birth of father as New York city and mother's as Nova Scotia. And occupation of father as carpenter. | WARD, William Bertram (I18268)
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| 1042 | Birth record names Palmer Black as the father | CALDWELL, Kathleen Marydale (I18432)
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| 1043 | Birth record says mother's maiden name is Pratt | Source (S820)
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| 1044 | birth record says Smith (no first name) 'illegitimate'... mother's name Clara Smith | SMITH, William Charles (I4007)
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| 1045 | birth record says Smith (no first name) 'illegitimate'... mother's name Clara Smith | Source (S678)
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| 1046 | Birth record says: "Edward, son of Edward Ward, stranger." So, Edward and his wife may have been in Romaldkirk because of work, or possibly just traveling through enroute between Marske and Stanhope. | WARD, Edward (I7155)
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| 1047 | Birth record says: Curry, James E. , illegitimate April 10, 1872 St. Croix. Father William Curry, mother, Sarah Caldwell. Parents married August 13, 1872 Father's occupation: sailor, Three Mile Plains. Informant, William Curry, Three Mile Plains. --- So, James was born before his parents were married. | CURRY, James E (I1616)
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| 1048 | Birth record spells it Wartle | HIRTLE, Andrew Jane (I19071)
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| 1049 | Birth record states father as John Black, factory mechanic and mother as Margaret Black nee Smith. | BLACK, Margaret (I16764)
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| 1050 | Birth record states parents as John and Sarah | Source (S731)
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