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| 1401 | Coal Miner | Source (S615)
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| 1402 | Coal miner employing 11 labourers. | Source (S1724)
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| 1403 | COCHRANE, Hortense Elizabeth — Wife of the late Wilfred Cochrane, passed away peacefully on July 27, 2012, at 103 years, in her second home, Windsor Elms Village in Falmouth. She was born August 16, 1908, in Mosherville, to the late James and Mary (Clark) Northup. She lived most of her life in Stanley, moving to Windsor Elms in 2005, at the age of 97. Besides her husband, she was predeceased by her son, Norman 'Buddie' Cochrane; granddaughter, Sheree Munroe; brothers, Roy, Earl, Victor, Vernon, Dudley and sisters, Emily MacDougall, Pauline McIninch and Marion Wellwood. Hortense was a member of Mosherville United Church and an active member of her community. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother, who made friends with everyone she met. | Source (S596)
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| 1404 | Codicil of Marmaduke Ward of Hurworth, gentleman January ultimo: 1670. Whereat by the Razure above, it appeares that I have bequeathed to my Nephew William Ward foure poundes per Annum dureing his Life Naturall & since he hath most unnaturally broken my House & Chest, & stolne my writinges I doe by these presentes utterly Abdicate & for ever disowne Him, & His; & of that which I entended Him I give & Bequeath to my beloved Neece Margarett Stockdell forty shillings per Annum dureing her life Naturall. In testimony whereof I have Added this by way of Codicill unto this my last will & Testament. By me Marmaduke Ward [sealed]. In the presence of us, Edward Dunwell, Samuell Ovington, Natthanell Robin | WARD, Marmaduke (I8123)
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| 1405 | Collett Home for Orphans | BLACK, John Stanley (I16717)
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| 1406 | Colliery coal hewer heavy worker | Source (S1469)
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| 1407 | Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh under the Sheriff Courts Act, 1876. Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories. | Source (S2188)
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| 1408 | Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh under the Sheriff Courts Act, 1876. Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories. | Source (S2229)
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| 1409 | Common ancestors James and Lydia Mosher, but no DNA match | MILLER, Krista Faith (I14343)
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| 1410 | common law relationship. | Source (S1900)
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| 1411 | Connecticut Department of Health. Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001. Hartford, CT, USA: Connecticut Department of Health. | Source (S2235)
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| 1412 | Constant Church was a grantee at Falmouth | CHURCH, Constant (I1741)
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| 1413 | Contractor | WARD, Ralph Sydney (I1)
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| 1414 | Contractor. | WARD, Ralph Sydney (I1)
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| 1415 | Copeland, Gerald Hamilton – It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of Gerry at Southlake Regional Health Centre on July 13th, 2015 in his 75th year, after a short and brave battle with cancer. Loving husband of Mary for 47 years. Beloved father of Lara (Ron) and Chris (Caroline). Proud grandfather and papa of Josh (Stephanie), Christina (Derrick), Chantel (Sheri), Holly, Charlie, Robbie, Emily, Nathan, Rylan and Ashline. Great-grandfather of Luke, Charlotte and Renee. Brother of Beryl (Willy predeceased) and John (Diane). Son of the late Jack and Cissie. Gerry will be sadly missed by his many nieces and nephews. He loved fishing, travelling (especially to Mexico), great times with family and friends. He deeply loved his children, grandchildren and the love of his life Mary. The family would like to thank their extended family and friends for their love and support and the also the doctors and staff at Southlake Regional Health Centre during this very difficult time. Friends may gather at the Roadhouse & Rose Funeral Home, 157 Main Street South, Newmarket on Saturday, July 18th, 2015 from 2-4 p.m. Reception to follow visitation. He died with strength, courage and integrity all of which he lived by. | COPELAND, Gerald Hamilton (I632)
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| 1416 | Cotton spinner | Source (S1841)
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| 1417 | Could be of the Marrick, Yorkshire Bradwell/Brodwell/Bradwill/Brodwill/Brodewell family. There was a widow Alice Brodwell buried in 1746 in Marrick who may have been her mother or grandmother. Also, there were a few Bradwell marriages in Middleton Tyas after Alice's marriage. i.e. Jonathan Bradwell | BRADWELL, Alice (I8582)
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| 1418 | Could not find a death/burial record for him. Assuming he died shortly after his will of 1679 as follows: Will of January 23, 1679: In the name of god Amen I Edward Ward make this my last will and Testament, First I commit my soule to Allmighty god my Maker, and to Jesus Christ my Redemer, through whose bloode I hope to be saved, and my body to be buried in the Church yard of Richmond. Item I give my son Edward Ward one shilling and to his wife Grace I give five shillings. I give to his eldest son Roger Ward five shillings and to his youngest son James Ward five shillings, and also to his two daughters five shillings apiece. I give my daughter Frances Ward my house in Richmond in Newbygin Really and solely, only three pound she shall pay to my grandchild Elizabeth Pearson if she live till she come at age. Item. I give all my household stuff that was mine and that I bought with money in the house in Richmond to my daughter Frances Ward after my decease. Item that these legasis shall be paid out of the first years rent of Newbygin house. Witnesses my hand and seal this sixt day of January Anno Domini 1679. Edward Ward his mark Witnesses to this will Ralph Brockell his mark Roger Willson his mark | WARD, Edward (I7673)
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| 1419 | Could not find a death/burial record for him. Assuming he died shortly after his will of 1679 as follows:Will of January 23, 1679:In the name of god Amen I Edward Ward make this my last will and Testament, First I commit my soule to Allmighty god my Maker, and to Jesus Christ my Redemer, through whose bloode I hope to be saved, and my body to be buried in the Church yard of Richmond. Item I give my son Edward Ward one shilling and to his wife Grace I give five shillings. I give to his eldest son Roger Ward five shillings and to his youngest son James Ward five shillings, and also to his two daughters five shillings apiece. I give my daughter Frances Ward my house in Richmond in Newbygin Really and solely, only three pound she shall pay to my grandchild Elizabeth Pearson if she live till she come at age. Item. I give all my household stuff that was mine and that I bought with money in the house in Richmond to my daughter Frances Ward after my decease. Item that these legasis shall be paid out of the first years rent of Newbygin house.Witnesses my hand and seal this sixt day of January Anno Domini 1679. Witnesses to this willEdward Ward his markRalph BrockellRalph Brockell his markRoger Willson his mark | Source (S1048)
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| 1420 | Could not find a parish record for this marriage. | Source (S1995)
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| 1421 | Cowman | Source (S718)
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| 1422 | Crandall (Moore), Ruth Irene - 94, Centreville, passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 23, 2011, in Valley Regional Hospital. Ruth was born on Nuvember 30, 1916, in Melvern Square. She was the daughter of the late William and Margaret (Lightfoot) Moore. Ruth was a member of the Centreville Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses for many years and talked to many people about the Bible over the years. One of her favourite scriptures was from John 5:28, 29 where it talks about God's promise of a resurrection of the dead. She also really enjoyed the outdoors especially the flowers and gardening and drives in the countryside. Another one of her passtimes was spent reading and listening to country music, if it had to do with the 'Grand Ole Opery'. Ruth is survived by her sons, Cecill (Carol) of Brighton Ont.; Roger of Centerville; Randy of Centerville. She is also survived by grandchildren, Richard, Christa, Sandra, Brian, Mark, and Chad. Ruth also has 11 great-grandchildren and two great great-grandchildren. Besides her parents, Ruth was predeceased by husband, Ernest; son, Ernie; daughter, Diane; brother, Charles and Murray; sisters, Violet, Beatrice, Edith,, Hilda, Leota, Laura, and Margaurite. She was also predeceased by grandchild, Kimberly. Cremation has taken place and there will be no visitation by request. A private family interment will take place at a later date. Donations can be made to Centreville Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, or a charity of one's choice. Donations or condolences can be sent to Serenity Lindsay Funeral Home | MOORE, Ruth Irene (I18158)
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| 1423 | CRANDALL, Norma Blanche, 85, Centreville, Kings Co., passed away peacefully on Monday, April 12, 2010, at home with her loving family by her side. She was born in Centreville, and enjoyed her youth in Jawbone Corner. Norma was the youngest of a very close family of twelve, and was the daughter of the late Walter E. and Georgia (Bennett) Frail. She is survived by her brother George Frail, Centreville; sister Myra Levy, Wolfville; sons Paul, Charles and daughter-in-law Leslie, Centreville; grandchildren Adrienne (Perry) Park, Lockhartville; Jayme (Paul) Boutilier, Garlands Crossing; Matthew (Emily), Centreville; Michelle (Jared) Boylen, Halls Harbour; great grandchildren, Chelsea, Ewen, Grace, Georgia, and Lily, due in July. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her husband James, sisters Elizabeth, Francis, Gertrude, Daisy, Katie, Laura, Ruth, Winnifred, Florence and brother Robert. She was an active member of the Centreville Congregation of Jehovah?¢s Witnesses, enjoying meeting people and making new friends. Despite her illness, a strong faith in God?¢s promises helped her to look forward to the future with confidence, instilling this hope in her family. The Memorial Service will be held Thursday, April 15, 2010 at 2:00pm at the Centreville Kingdom Hall with Ben Isenor officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Centreville Congregation of Jehovah?¢s Witnesses or the VON. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Serenity Funeral Home & Crematorium, 568 Main Street, Wolfville, NS, B4P 1E7. Cards of sympathy may be sent to this address or on-line at www.serenityfuneralhome.ca. | FRAIL, Norma Blanch (I16058)
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| 1424 | Cross. In loving memory of Jane widow of James HUTCHINSON of Helwith who d. 1871 aged 79 | HOUSEMAN, Jane (I12094)
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| 1425 | Cross. In memory of Elizabeth dau of James HUTCHINSON of Helwith d. 1890 aged 73 | HUTCHINSON, Elizabeth (I17493)
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| 1426 | Cross. In memory of Leonard son of James HUTCHINSON of Helwith d. 1896 aged 56 | HUTCHINSON, Leonard (I17497)
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| 1427 | Cross. In memory of Margaret youngest dau of James HUTCHINSON of Helwith d. 30 Dec 1903 aged 80yrs | HUTCHINSON, Margaret (I17495)
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| 1428 | Crossley, Jean "Audrey" - age 84, of Windsor NS, formerly of East Walton, passed away on October 25, 2016 at Dykeland Lodge, Windsor NS. Born in Halifax on September 13, 1932, she was the daughter of the late Wesley & Hilda (Francis) Harnish. Audrey grew up in The Maritime Home For Girls in Truro, Nova Scotia. She worked in the laundry department at the old Children's Hospital in Halifax until she started her family, at which time she chose to be a stay-at-home Mom. Audrey was known for being a hard-worker; she kept her house immaculate and was always working around the yard doing what she could to help out. She enjoyed doing jigsaw puzzles, and drinking multiple cups of tea throughout the day. She had a love for music; she would dance to any genre, and could be found at the local Jam sessions dancing to every song. She loved house parties, weddings or any kind of occasion that she would be able to dance. Audrey is survived by her sons, Larry (Debbie), Scotch Village; and Derrick (Connie), Hants Border; daughters Linda (Kenton) Caldwell, Scotch Village; and Marie (Timmy) McLellan, Cambridge; grandchildren, Mark (Marcella) Caldwell, Scotch Village; Jeff (Laura) Caldwell , Centre Rawdon ; Jeremy Crossley, Scotch Village; Dexter McLellan and Alysha McLellan, Cambridge; and Tyler Crossley, Hants Border; step-granddaughter Shelby Macumber (Nathan Rochon), Centre Burlington; and sister Eileen O'Neill, Stellarton. She was recently blessed with her first great-grandson, Nolan Caldwell, Centre Rawdon & her first step-great-grandson, Spencer Rochon, Centre Burlington. She was predeceased by husband Everett in 2010, her sisters Helen Fultz and Nora Harnish, and brother Johnny Harnish. | HARNISH, Jean (I24057)
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| 1429 | CUNNINGHAM, Constance Alma “Connie” – age 95, passed away at the Mahone Nursing Home on December 2, 2017. Born in Kentville, Kings Co., she was the daughter of the late Harry and Gladys (Turner) Walsh. “Connie” was a graduate of Acadia University. She taught briefly and was a homemaker. Her husband’s military service saw them live in numerous locales across Canada and in Europe. In retirement she was a member of St. John’s United Church in Middleton and was a key participant in the development of the Middleton public library. She was predeceased by her husband, Rev. Brig. Gen. Raymond G.C. Cunningham. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Middleton. | WALSH, Constance Alma (I18240)
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| 1430 | Curate of Lunds | Source (S1809)
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| 1431 | Cypress Hills CemeteryBrooklyn, Kings, New York | Source (S640)
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| 1432 | Dairy Farmer | BROWN, Thomas William (I9316)
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| 1433 | Dairy Farmer | Source (S1252)
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| 1434 | Dale Andrew Freeman 42, Greenfield, Queens Co., passed away Saturday, November 1, 2003. Born in Liverpool, he was a devoted son of George and Betty Freeman. He is survived by his daughter, Courtney Lee-Ann; son, Jared Dale; ex-wife, Lori-Lee; brothers, Fred (Elaine), Nick (Wanda); sister, Chantelle (Rick) Gallant; many nieces and nephews. He worked in the family's construction business with his father and brother. He was a long-time volunteer with the Greenfield District Fire Department. A committal service arranged by Sweeny's Funeral Home, Bridgewater and conducted by Pastor Tom Davidson will be held in Pine Rest Cemetery, Greenfield on November 6, at 2 p.m. for family and close relatives. An open house will be held afterwards at his parents home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made at the Bank of Montreal, Liverpool to a trust fund that has been set up for Jared's education. | FREEMAN, Dale Andrew (I25339)
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| 1435 | Dalrymple - John, 79, of 14248 Campanelli Drive, Delray Beach, passed away Wednesday, May 21, 1986. Survived by wife, Beatrice A. Dalrymple of Delray Beach; two daughters, Janet E. Jordan of Kissimmee, FL and Jaclyn E. Dalrymple of Chicago, IL; two sisters; and three grandchildren. Private funeral services were held Thursday at LORNE AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, Delray Beach, FL. | DALRYMPLE, John Steedman (I325)
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| 1436 | Daniel 'Devil Dan' Blois was a balladeer and gained local fame for a ballad he wrote in tribute to two little girls, aged 6 and 4 who, in 1842, wondered off from their farm and were lost and died in eachothers arms. It was originally called 'The Lost Children', but later became known as 'Babes in the Wood'. He wrote two other ballads that have survived called ``Captain Mann" and ``The Brave Volunteers´´. In reference to Daniel's older brother Henry Blois is stated:"He hired his brother Daniel to operate his blacksmith shop and the shop was the center of the farming community. They sharpened axes, mended hooks, and made everything from horse collars to log chains." | BLOIS, Daniel Garrett (I169)
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| 1437 | Daniel is buried out in Fall River, Halifax Co. NS in a cemetery right beside the road not far from Waverly. | BLOIS, Daniel Garrett (I169)
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| 1438 | Daniel is buried out in Fall River, Halifax Co. NS in a cemetery right beside the road not far from Waverly. | Source (S41)
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| 1439 | date according to headstone | Source (S9)
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| 1440 | date according to headstone. Obituary: The Wesleyan - Saturday, 10 May 1851 - Page 4 -Obituary Notices -Died at Avondale, Newport, on the 7th March last, Mr. John (should be Jehu) Mosher, Senr., aged 96 yrs, an old and respectable inhabitant of that place. Mr. Mosher emigrated from Rhode Island (where many of his connections are now living) to Newport, when only 5 years old, and since that time resided in this Township up to the period of his death, where he reared a numerous family of 22 children, the greater part of whom are still living, and his descendants, at one time during his life, numbered 117 grand-children, 104 great-grand-children, and 3 great-great-grand-children. Mr. M. joined the Wesleyan Methodist Society when a young man, between 20 and 30 years of age, under the ministry of the Rev. Mr. Black, of which he remained a member up to the time of his death. Though his mental faculties had become somewhat impaired for a considerable time previously to his dissolution, he retained his bodily health and strength nearly to the last closing scene of a life prolonged and protracted far beyond the usual period allotted to mankind. Newport, 26th April, 1851. Note - In Duncanson’s book on Newport, this would appear to be Jehu Mosher, born 1755, died 03 March 1851 aged 96. | MOSHER, Jehu (I23)
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| 1441 | Date April 11 1889 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper The Daily Telegraph There have been no further developments in the Avondale, N.S. elopement case, further than it has been ascertained pretty positively that the runaway couple are now in the United States. Fred CURRY, who deserted his wife and ran off with the wife of John MOSHER is a son of Capt. Fred Curry. He is said to be worth $30,000 or $40,000. Mrs. Curry and her brother, Capt. LOCKHART of Portland, Me. arrived in the city at noon on Monday and in the afternoon were closeted with a law firm talking about taking steps for a divorce. - 'Halifax Echo'. | CURRY, Frederick (I18192)
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| 1442 | Date based on his appearance in the Halifax City Directory for 1897. Living on Upper Water St. | Source (S187)
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| 1443 | date calculated from date of death on record. | Source (S583)
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| 1444 | Date from 'A history of Nova-Scotia, or Acadie, Issue 15' By Beamish Murdoch | Source (S650)
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| 1445 | date from headstone | Source (S485)
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| 1446 | date from headstone in St. John's Cemetery, Fairview Plot: M 12 48 | Source (S282)
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| 1447 | Date is according to the 1871 census. | WARD, John F. Dumaresq (I18055)
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| 1448 | Date of birth determined from George's second marriage record in 1871 where he is '50' | Source (S198)
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| 1449 | date of birth given of death record (Sep 28, 1832, Nova Scotia) conflicts with date given on 1901 census return (Mar 12, 1835, Ireland). Possible that son did not remember correctly at time) | Source (S484)
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| 1450 | Date of birth is determined from an exerpt from the Newport Township Book regarding his mother's pregnancy | Source (S60)
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