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| 1351 | cause of death - inflammation | Source (S81)
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| 1352 | Cause of death listed as 'fits'.The informant was his uncle William Ellis, his father's sister Rebecca's husband. | Source (S347)
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| 1353 | cause of death peritonitis caused by burns. | HUNTLEY, Minnie Laura (I23647)
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| 1354 | cause of death was smallpox | Source (S309)
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| 1355 | cause of death was suffocation in a burning building. | Source (S158)
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| 1356 | Cause of death, Angina Pectoris Record shows her parents as George and Mary (Mitchell) Black, both deceased. | BLACK, Janet (I16720)
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| 1357 | Cause of death, consumption. Person making the report, Fred R. Smith, her older sister Mildred's husband. | Source (S71)
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| 1358 | Cause of death: carbolic acid poisoning; suicide whilst temporarily manic. | WARD, Charles C. (I5573)
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| 1359 | Cause of death: carbolic acid poisoning; suicide whilst temporarily manic. | Source (S795)
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| 1360 | Cause of death: cardiovascular / renal disease | LOWTHERS, Maggie Ethel (I156)
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| 1361 | Census also includes daughter Sarah (Berry) Treen and her son William, newborn. | Source (S516)
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| 1362 | Census is for Ellerton Abbey. Occupation: Gate house keeper, so probably at the Hag's Gill toll gate. | COOPER, James (I11124)
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| 1363 | Census is for Ellerton Abbey. Occupation: Gate house keeper, so probably at the Hag's Gill toll gate. | Source (S1476)
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| 1364 | Census return of 1851, Eppleby says he was born in Healaugh | Source (S442)
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| 1365 | Charles and Mary moved to Greenbush, New York. 1880 Census lists children as: Sarah 13, Henry 10, William 8, Jessie 2 | CONNELL, Charles F. (I221)
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| 1366 | Charles has already passed away before the 1910 census, as Mary is listed as 'widow'. | Source (S53)
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| 1367 | Charles is listed as a grocer | Source (S54)
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| 1368 | Charles is listed here as 'master dairyman'.His brother Thomas W. is also living in this house.This is the same house where their father Alfred James Howell was living in 1911. | Source (S1807)
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| 1369 | Charles is working for the Town of Brookline | GORDON, Rosemary M. (I350)
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| 1370 | Charles was left the personal effects of his aunt Alice Elizabeth Howell when she died in 1934. | HOWELL, Charles Francis (I15528)
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| 1371 | Charlotte’s obituary appears in the Bridgetown Monitor of 17 March 1915, page 4 and reads “Obituary - Mrs. Charlotte Augusta Troop-Longley - On February 27th, in Paradise, N.S., at the home of her son Harry, Mrs. Charlotte Augusta Troop-Longley passed peacefully away in the 86th year of her age after a short illness of acute bronchitis. Her father was the late W.H. Troop of Nictaux, N.S. For twenty-nine years she has been the widow of the late Avard Longley who for several years represented Annapolis County in the Local and Dominion Parliaments both before and after Confederation. Mrs. Longley was a strong character. Her intellectual qualities were rare for her day; her mind was well stored with knowledge culled from the choicest fields. This well cultivated mind never ceased to assimilate the best in literature even to the last. Having been shut in for years we began to think of her as belonging mostly to the past, but only a few weeks before her death, she surprised the Literary Society by sending a paper on “Lessons from nature, or Outdoor Religion.” This paper would have reflected credit on any of our younger and more highly favored generation had they written it. In her younger life she attained marked proficiency in music. To these qualifications were added an activity and resourcefulness that made her a leader of both old and young in her church and the community. Her personality was of such a dignified and yet modest character that, when in her society you instinctively felt yourself in the presence of royalty. Such exalted conceptions, such noble ideals, such purity of thought, aim and motive, made her a force in formulating the morals of the community. Of a family of six, four survive to mourn their loss, namely: Harry and Howard of Paradise, and Annie S. And Mrs. T.R. Wallace of Wolfville. Her funeral took place at the home of her son on March 1st. The services were conducted by Rev. S.D. MacLeod who took for his text Phil. IV, 3: Whose names are written in the book of life. He was assisted by Rev. A.M. McNintch and J.H. Balcom. The last respects were paid to the departed by a large gathering of sympathizing friends.” | TROOP, Charlotte Augusta (I16633)
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| 1372 | Chauncey was born when Annie was single. Father unknown. | CALDWELL, Chauncey Alcott (I1472)
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| 1373 | Chauncey was born when Annie was single. Father unknown. | Source (S370)
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| 1374 | Chose to use the spelling Masters | MASTERS, William Gordon (I24455)
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| 1375 | Christ Church Windsor baptism record shows her baptized September 14, 1857 - 1881 census 'Mary E. Lowthers' 24. living at home with step mother Mary (Berry) Lowthers - 1891 census she's not there | LOWTHERS, Mary Ellen (I404)
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| 1376 | Christian Messenger - Wednesday, 09 June 1858 - Page 179 - At the Ten Mile House, on the 2nd instant, by the Rev. T.H. Porter, Mr. William H. Crandal to Miss Susan H. Ward, both of Sackville, N.S. | Family: CRANDALL, William Haliburton / WARD, Susan Harriet (F227)
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| 1377 | Christian Messenger - Wednesday, 26 March 1856 - Page 101 -Mrs. John Newcomb -Died, at her son’s residence, Cornwallis, on the 17th January last, after a distressing illness of more than three years, Rebecca, widow of the late John Newcomb, in the sixty-fourth year of her age. In early life our departed sister was brought by Divine grace to experience a happy interest in Christ, and though young, knew the joy and peace of such as make the Lord their trust. To her there was joy and peace in believing. Years passed on, youth glided into maturity – maturity into age. But amid years and change, and the loss of a beloved husband, the principles of the Gospel comforted and cheered her – her well grounded hope failed not – her prospect of heaven faded not from the eye of faith – Christ was her portion and her all; and by God’s grace she continued even to the end a humble and devoted disciple of the Saviour. During a protracted and painful illness, she felt almost constantly the comforting presence of the Lord, and with much satisfaction and profit enjoyed the prayers and conversation of christian friends who visited her. Such seasons were profitable to the visitor – they saw in a diseased and suffering sister the triumphs of grace, and the assurance of a complete victory over the last enemy. Her final departure was sudden, but in peace, the spirit having done with time ascended to its home in the bosom of a triumphant and glorified church. Seven children mourn their loss, but they rejoice that she whom they loved is amid the blood-washed family in heaven. May they all be fitted by the same Divine instrumentality to meet where their union shall be forever with the Lord.– Com. for the C.M., March 1, 1856. Note - She was Rebecca Pineo, the daughter of David Pineo by his wife Rebecca West. She married Barnaby Newcomb 07 February 1810, who died 29 November 1821, and secondly his brother John Newcomb. That would make her a sister to Gibbs Pineo, my ancestor. | PINEO, Rebecca West (I19386)
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| 1378 | Christian Messenger – Friday, 02 January 1846 – Page 3 At the Nine Mile House, on Saturday evening last, by the Rev. A. Gray, Mr. David Ellis, Jun’r., to Rodah (should be Rhoda), third daughter of Mr. James Ward. | Family: ELLIS, David / WARD, Rhoda (F1254)
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| 1379 | Christian Messenger – Thursday, 11 May 1854 – Page 147 –Died – At Cornwallis, on the 27th of March, after an illness of four days, Mr. David Newcomb, aged 70 years. Mr. Newcomb was extensively known and esteemed, and in his bereavement his family and friends have sustained a loss, that will be long felt. For fifteen years Mr. Newcomb was a professor of religion, during which time he continued to enjoy the hope and consolations of the gospel; but especially during the last two years he manifested an entire resignation to the will of the Lord. His hope was strong, his faith active, and he waited the time of his departure. In his last hour, when asked by a friend about to pray, “For what he should especially petition the lord,” answered, “That His will might be done.” Thus faith triumphed and he departed to be with Christ. A widow and ten children mourn their loss. As several of the family are in the U.S. it is requested that New York papers copy the above. – Communicated.April 25, 1854 | NEWCOMB, David (I19384)
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| 1380 | Christian Messenger – Wednesday, 12 February 1868 – Page 55 On Sunday last, Rebecca, relict of the late Terrence Cochran, Junr., of Newport, Hants Co., in the 69th year of her age. | WEIR, Rebecca (I16851)
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| 1381 | Christian Messenger, Halifax, Nova Scotia-November 17, 1848Letter to the Editors from Westport-dated October 31, 1848"Death is doing his work amoungst us. Four have died since last Saturday--three on Long Island and one at this place. Please announce in C.M. the death of Mrs. Lewis Titius, who departed this life on Monday, the 30th Oct., aged 67 years. Mrs. T. for upwards of 40 years had been a consistent member of the Baptist church. Her end was peaceful and happy. Her husband and a large family of children are left to mourn their loss." | Source (S1625)
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| 1382 | Christopher is 'of Burton, Finghall' (Constable Burton) and Ann is 'of Catterick, Hipswell' | Family: JACQUES, Christopher / WELLS, Ann (F6888)
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| 1383 | Christopher is of Hawes, Isobella is of Gayle. | Family: IVESON, Christopher / PRATT, Isobel (F6211)
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| 1384 | Christopher is of Middleton Tyas parish. Elizabeth is of Wensley. | Source (S2073)
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| 1385 | Christopher, son of John Hillary, Whaw | Source (S1451)
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| 1386 | Chronicle Herald - Thursday, 26 April 1984 - Page 55 - Major Emmerson Ward - Brooklyn - Major Emmerson Ward, 65, of Brooklyn, Hants County, died Tuesdayin Blanchard Fraser Memorial Hospital, Kentville. Born in Brooklyn, he was ason of Mrs. Elvie (Robinson) Ward and the late James Ward. He owned andoperated Ward's Irving Station, Brooklyn, for over 20 years, retiring in1966. He served overseas with the RCOC during the Second World War and was amember of Royal Canadian Legion, Hants County Branch #9, Windsor. Besideshis mother, he is survived by his wife, the former Vera Ayears; two sons,Stephen, Medicine Hat, Alta. and James, Brooklyn, a sister, Phylis (Mrs.Bruce McKenzie), Lakelands, and a brother Charles, Lower Sackville. Memorialservice will be 2 p.m. Friday in R.D. Lindsay Funeral Home, Windsor, Rev.E.E. Hill and Rev. John Roddam officiating, with burial at a later date. | Source (S354)
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| 1387 | Chronicle Herald, Thursday, August 24, 1989, pg. #57; Reel #6346, NSARM,Halifax, N.S.OBITUARY:Berry, Arthur George - 76, Senior Citizen's Complex, Parrsboro, died Tuesdayin Colchester Regional Hospital, Truro. Born in Amherst, he was a son of thelate William and Clara (Cole) Berry. He was a former resident of Wharton,Cumberland County, before moving to Mississauga, Ont., where he was employedas an assembler with Lennox Industries. He is survived by his wife, theformer Enid Lake; two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Brown, Mississauga; Mrs. AnnLane, Brampton, Ont.; a son, Kent, Mississauga; three brothers, Alex,Vernon, William, all of Toronto; three grandchildren. A memorial servicewill be held 3 p.m. Saturday in Skinner-Middlebrook Funeral Chapel,Mississauga.Source: Dave Winter, 28 Jul 2014============ | Source (S881)
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| 1388 | Church register under December 28 1750 says: "That day Alexander Beveridge and Christian Morice both in this parish were married."Marriage does not show up on FindMyPast but does on ScotlandsPeople. I have saved the image to my hard drive. | Source (S1877)
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| 1389 | CHURCH, Israel died 3 Dec. 1858 at the residence of Mr. Benjamin Brown his son in law near Windsor in the 88th year of his age.Acadian Recorder Sat 5 Feb 1859 | Source (S533)
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| 1390 | City directory listing has Ralph and Laura as Cline instead of Claine. He is a chauffeur. They are living just a few houses down from Laura's sister Vera. | HARRIS, Laura Isabelle (I759)
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| 1391 | Civil birth record says his middle name is Reeth... could be a mistake. | Source (S1392)
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| 1392 | Civil birth record shows her mother's maiden name as Marshall. | Source (S1684)
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| 1393 | Civil birth record shows mother's last name as Bennet | Source (S755)
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| 1394 | CLAINE. Of Medford, June 18, Laura I. (Harris) Wife of the late Ralph G. Claine. Mother of Marilyn L. Doran of Dracut and Vera J. Viselli of Medford. Aunt of Laura Mitchell of Burlington. Also survived by 6 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. | HARRIS, Laura Isabelle (I759)
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| 1395 | Clandestine marriages were performed at the Fleet Prison in London. It doesn't mean that either of them were imprisoned.The marriage record says his residence is St Paul Covent Garden and he is a carpenter.Her residence is St Martin in the Fields. | Source (S2080)
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| 1396 | Clergyman | Source (S1356)
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| 1397 | Clergyman, established church | Source (S1355)
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| 1398 | Clerk in holy orders | Source (S1357)
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| 1399 | Clerk of the Peace, 1 female under 6, 2 males under 14 (James and William), 2 females over 14. Total of 6 counting himself. John would not be born until the next year. | WARD, Charles Roger Esq. (I18278)
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| 1400 | CLEWS, JUDITH DOREEN Judith Doreen, 64, Windsor, Hants Co., passed away Friday, January 6, 2006 in Haliburton Place, Hants Community Hospital, after a courageous battle with multiple sclerosis. Born August 5, 1941, she was a daughter of the late Kenneth Church and Viola (McLellan) (Church) Killen. Judith is survived by her daughter, Charlene (Tony) Lucas, Greenwood; son, T. Gregory (Patti) Clews, Fredericton, NB; five grandchildren; stepsister, Judith Delve, Edmonton, Alta.; stepbrother, Douglas (Kaye) Killen, Courtenay, BC.; three stepnieces and one stepnephew. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by sister Gloria Church in infancy. Arrangements have been entrusted to Lohnes Funeral Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317), where funeral service will be held 2pm Tuesday, January 10, in the funeral home chapel, Rev. Bill Gibson officiating. Interment will be held in Vaughans United Church Cemetery. Donations in memory of Judith may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Atlantic Division, 71 Ilsley Ave., Unit 12, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1L5. The family would like to say a special thanks to the nurses and staff of Haliburton Place for their loving care. | CHURCH, Judith Doreen (I20364)
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