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| 1301 | Buried Martha Tidyman, widow, a Papist. | Source (S1468)
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| 1302 | buried Nine Mile River cemetery, Nova Scotia | Source (S45)
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| 1303 | Buried North Cowton | BENNISON, Ann (I9737)
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| 1304 | buried Scotch Village, Hants | Source (S1669)
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| 1305 | Buried St. James Anglican Cemetery, Brooklyn, Hants. Cochran, Felix d. 27 Dec. 1802 ae 77, Founder of Newport Cochran family. | COCHRANE, Felix (I5714)
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| 1306 | Buried St. James Anglican Cemetery, Brooklyn, Hants. Cochran, Mary d. 24 Dec. 1802 ae 61. wife of Felix Sr. | MORAN, Mary (I5716)
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| 1307 | Buried St. James Cemetery, Brooklyn, Hants: Cochran, Carrie d. 2 May 1876 ae 28, wife of S.B. Cochran and dau. of Howard Hooper, M.D. | HOOPER, Carrie (I25580)
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| 1308 | buried St. James Cemetery, Newport | MCCAN, Lucinda Moriah (I710)
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| 1309 | buried St. Jerome's Cemetery, West Caledonia, Queens County | Source (S461)
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| 1310 | Buried St. Paul's Anglican Church CemeteryCentre RawdonHeadstone reads: In Memory of Hannah J. KellyWife of James WardDied July 19, 1911Aged 72 Yrs.Asleep in JesusBlessed sleep from whichNone ever wake to weep. | Source (S248)
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| 1311 | buried St.James Anglican Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.S.Headstone says 'from Leeds Yorkshire'.Note: Even if James was born in Grinton, it could very well have been common to name the nearest large city when saying where someone was from. Or James could have moved to Leeds as a young man to obtain work or join the British military. | CONSTANTINE, James (I230)
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| 1312 | buried St.James Anglican Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.S.Headstone says 'from Leeds Yorkshire'.Note: Even if James was born in Grinton, it could very well have been common to name the nearest large city when saying where someone was from. Or James could have moved to Leeds as a young man to obtain work or join the British military. | Source (S58)
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| 1313 | Buried Wimereux, Departement du Pas-de-Calais, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France | Source (S1672)
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| 1314 | Buried with her daughter Jesse D. Connell at Greenbush, NY | WARD, Mary Maria (I228)
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| 1315 | Buried with her husband in St. John The Evangelist Anglican Cemetery, Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia | BROWN, Adela Letitia (I23510)
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| 1316 | Buried, Five Islands | Source (S502)
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| 1317 | buried, Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor | SMITH, Mary Eliza (I125)
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| 1318 | Buried, Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor, NSHis sister, Sarah (Caldwell) Ward, now a widow, attended his funeral.She travelled from Boston where she was living with relatives at thetime. (from a newspaper obituary on file at West Hants HistoricalSociety)Obit: "Caldwell - The death occurred at Ellershouse on Saturday, June 1st, 1907 of Edward H. Caldwell, of cancer, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Guild, in the 87th year of his age. He leaves four daughters. Dora (Mrs. W. R. Smith) Windsor, Elizabeth (Mrs. James Coon) also of Windsor, Amelia (Mrs. Robert Guild) and Bessie (Mrs. John McLellan) Mt. Uniacke. Also four sons, Samuel, Benjamin, Henry and James. He leaves about 90 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. The only surviving sister of the deceased is Mrs. Sarah Ward living in Boston. The remains were brought to Windsor and interred in Mapleton (should be Maplewood) Cemetery." | Source (S19)
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| 1319 | Buried, North Cemetery, Hartlepool Unitary Authority | WARD, Anthony (I7573)
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| 1320 | Butcher | Source (S1638)
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| 1321 | butcher and innkeeper (according to baptism record of son Neddy) and again on son Thomas' baptism record in 1786. | Source (S966)
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| 1322 | Butcher in 1828 at Orgate | CANSICK, Robert (I9673)
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| 1323 | Butcher's wife. | Source (S1645)
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| 1324 | By 1901 the family has moved to Hurst. He is a Farmer & Road Contractor.This explains how his son James Roger Peacock meets Jane Hodgson who was born in Hurst.. | Source (S1373)
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| 1325 | by drowning | Source (S493)
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| 1326 | by license. Both 'of the Parish of Arkengarthdale' | Source (S2056)
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| 1327 | By the Rev. John Martin, on the 16th instant, at 8 Mile House in the parish of Sackville, according to licence, Mr. John Gilmore, of Horton, to Miss Sarah Ann, daughter of Increase Burgess, of the former place. Acadian Recorder: 19 May 1838 | Source (S1925)
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| 1328 | C.hristian Messenger - Wednesday, 29 December 1858 - Page 411 -Married - At Thornsdale Cottage, Windsor, on the 23rd inst., by the Rev. Mr. Murdoch, William Harrison, Esq., formerly of Sussex, England, to Adaline, eldest daughter of Capt. John Moser | Family: HARRISON, William Esq. / MOSHER, Adeline (F6419)
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| 1329 | CALDWELL, AUDREY IOLA - 81, Dykeland Lodge, Windsor, fornerly of Sweet's Corner, died Jan 1990 in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born in Windsor, she was a daughter of the late George and Mathilda (Mclellan) Harvey. She is survived by six daughters, Kathleen (Mrs. George Comstock), Hantsport; Audrey (Mrs. Robertson Robertson), Charlottetown, P,E.I., Eleanor (Mrs. Samuel Rippel,), Newmarket, Ontario; Florence (Mrs. William Burnett ), Kemptville, Ontario; Carole (Mrs. Robert MacDonald), Mount Denson; and Elaine (Mrs. Gary Morehouse), Sweet's Corner; four sons, Silas Jr. (Sonny), Sweets Corner; Harley Frizzell, Hantsport; Steven Frizzell, Brooklyn; Daniel, Sweet's Corner:. 54 grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two sisters, Dorothy (Mrs. Norman Lunn), Dartmouth; Kathleen (Mrs. Robert Davison), West Newton, Massachusetts; a brother, Charlie Harvey, U.S.A. She was predeceased by her husband Silas; three sisters, Florence, Maude and Nellie; four brothers, Raymond, George, Frank and Maurice. Funeral in Windsor and burial in Saint Croix. | HARVEY, Audrey Iola (I18557)
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| 1330 | Caldwell, Joseph Nelson - It is with great sadness and heavy hearts we announce the passing of our father, husband, grandfather and great grandfather. Joe age 81 of St. Croix passed away December 28, 2014 in the Hants Community Hospital. Born in St. Croix in October 13, 1933 he was the son of the late Chauncey Caldwell and Sarah (Whiting). Predeceased by his brothers Gerald, Chauncey (Jr.) Duke and Arnold; sisters Iris Lowe (Cliff) and Gwen Paige. Joe joined the Canadian Army in 1952, however, after one year had to be Medically Discharged. He then worked for Nova Scotia Power for 13 years. Joe ended his working career doing what he loved mechanic work and truck driving. Left to mourn with fond and loving memories are his loving wife of 58 years Kathleen (Woodman); daughters Cathy Lavers (Windsor), Carol Anne Moore (Ricky) Windsor, Annette Patterson (Lloyd Eldridge) Falmouth; sons Terry (Kentville), Michael (Karen) Avonport, Brian (Laura) Three Mile Plains, Sheldon (Christine) Vaughans, Kevin (Halifax); brother Garnet (Karen Eldridge), McKay Section; sister-in-law Paula, brother-in-law Charles Woodman (Coldbrook), also by 17 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. | CALDWELL, Joseph Nelson (I24203)
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| 1331 | Caliri, of Cambridge. Feb. 10th Elizabeth M. (Ward). Wife of the late Frank and mother of Charles R. of Falmouth, Frank C. of Waltham, and James W. of Framingham, Evelyn McFarland of Groton, and Eleanor of Revere. Sister of Mary Wheeler of Waltham, Beatrice McDonald of Hollywood, Fla. Also survived by 22 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren. | Source (S1449)
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| 1332 | Calling himself 'widowed'. Still school master. Place of birth Kirby Hill. | WARD, William (I8477)
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| 1333 | CALVERT William James Aged 92, died peacefully in Scunthorpe, on March 17. James was born at Moor Close, Thwaite, on December 27, 1923. He was the son of Nancy and brother of Simon. A celebration of his life will be held at Kearton Country Hotel on Sunday, April 17, at 2.30p.m.Published in the Darlington and Stockton Times on 7th April 2016 | CALVERT, William James (I14929)
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| 1334 | CALVERT William James Aged 92, died peacefully in Scunthorpe, on March 17. James was born at Moor Close, Thwaite, on December 27, 1923. He was the son of Nancy and brother of Simon. A celebration of his life will be held at Kearton Country Hotel on Sunday, April 17, at 2.30p.m.Published in the Darlington and Stockton Times on 7th April 2016 | Source (S1723)
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| 1335 | Came to Newport, NS when James and Lydia Mosher (his sister) did and was one of the seventy proprietors of the Township of Newport. | ALLEN, Thomas (I11)
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| 1336 | CAMPBELL HILDA (ne Button) Died 12th January 2015. Much loved wife of Albert (deceased), mother of Colin and Sylvia and proud grandma of James, Beth & Robbie. A long life lived with immense energy, creativity and fun, Hilda will be remembered with love and affection. Family flowers only. If desired, donations welcome in Hilda's memory to Alzheimer's Society. | Source (S1268)
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| 1337 | Can only see the y on the end of the first name on the baptism record. | RAW, Mary? (I15359)
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| 1338 | Can only see the y on the end of the first name on the baptism record. | Source (S1794)
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| 1339 | Can't find a baptism record for her. | CALVERT, Mary Ann (I14895)
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| 1340 | Can't find a baptism record for her. | Source (S1718)
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| 1341 | can't find him in 1901 census | MCGINTY, Eugene Edward (I2187)
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| 1342 | Captain John H Marsters Windsor, April 22 - Captain John Hiram Marsters died yesterday afternoon in the 95th year from a second paralytic stroke, the first attack being five years ago, which affected his speech. For twenty years he followed the sea, and afterwards conducted a general business in Sommerville. He took a deep interest n shipbuilding, was a most enterprising citizen and well known and highly esteemed by all classes thruout Hants. Captain Hiram was of good old stock, honest as the sun, and leaves an unstained reputation. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Arabelle Smith, of Kempt. He was married sixty-five years. One sister, Mrs. Ann Skaling, Vancouver, aged 92, is the only survivor of the family of four, three brothers and one sister. One son and daughter have passed away. The deceased was a worthy member of the Baptist church. | MARSTERS, Capt John Hiram (I21089)
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| 1343 | Captain Knowlton Marsters, of the Dominion Coal Co's service, passed away yesterday. Invalided from the service of the company he has served so long and faithfully, Captain Knowlton Francis Marsters died at Dartmouth yesterday. He was born in Hantsport, 52 years ago, and followed the sea from a boy. Following his arduous war work in transporting munitions to France, he suffered a breakdown from which he never recovered and has been failing ever since. Captain Knowlton Marsters was in the service of the Dominion Coal Co. for the greater part of his life. At the time of his breakdown, he was the senior captain in he service of the compnay. Starting on the 'Bonavesta,' he has commanded practically every steamer in the Doninion Coal Co's fleet. His intimate knowledge of the coast made him especially valuable and he often acted as pilot for the company's fleet. Captain Marsters was a man who did not spare himself. His life as a sailor was a striking example of devotion to duty. In all his battles with the elements on the stormy Nova Scotia coast in midwinter, in the treacherous water of Newfoundland, or in the foggy St. Lawrence, he has had the proud distinction of never losing a ship. Durin the war he commandedd the 'Turret Cape,' carrying war material for the Allies from Sydney to France. For the greater part of this period he was operating without convoy. He had many narrow escapes from the Hun submarines, on one occasion the ship immediately behind his was torpedoed off Southampton harbor. His experience during the war re-.... on his health to the extent that he was obliged to return home for a long rest. He made one more trip in com.... of the 'Hochelaga,' from .... to Montreal, when he suffered a stroke of paralysis. Despite.... medical skill could do, he .... growing steadily weaker .... end, yesterday. .... Marsters is a ason, a ... the Eastern Star Lodge,.... He is survivd by his .... Coleman) of Dartmouth .... children, John aged .... ____ aged 11. .... will be held from 77 ..... Dartmouth on Tuesday.... p.m. | MARSTERS, Capt Francis Knowlton (I24550)
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| 1344 | Caroline Netta Ackerman was the maternal grandmother of Nelson Eddy, an American singer and actor who appeared in 19 musical films during the 1930s and 1940s, as well as in opera and on the concert stage, radio, television, and in nightclubs. (Wikipedia) Caroline herself was also a singer and in 1903 recorded ``The Last Rose of Summer´´. | ACKERMAN, Caroline Netta (I6362)
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| 1345 | Category Military, armed forces & conflictSubcategory Regimental & service records | Source (S178)
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| 1346 | Catterick parish burial record: Sarah, wife of Francis Tidyman of Bedale. | Source (S1465)
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| 1347 | Catterick parish record: Francis Tidyman of this parish, widower, aged 66, and Ann Meeks of this parish, spinster, aged 40, Papist. | Source (S2071)
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| 1348 | Cattle dealer | WARD, William (I7505)
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| 1349 | Cause of death 'senility' | Source (S1505)
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| 1350 | cause of death - inflammation | WARD, Lucy (I285)
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