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Matches 1,451 to 1,500 of 4,339
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| 1451 | Date of birth is from 1901 census.Baptism date is Aug 13, 1837. | Source (S311)
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| 1452 | Date of birth is from birth certificate issued after proof and affidavit provided by his brother James who states he 'has the family register of all our family'.He also states that his father Edward's occupation at the time of William's birth was 'Soldier' and that Edward was born in England.Also, that his mother's maiden name was 'Caroline Ward'. | Source (S833)
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| 1453 | date of birth is from his WWI attestation paper dated June 1916. | Source (S1470)
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| 1454 | Date of birth on record of marriage to Huldah said 1847, but the census of 1901 said 1852 which agrees with his age at death and his age at the marriage to Lydia. | Source (S229)
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| 1455 | Date of death from obit in Acadian Recorder issue of 6 July 1833 | Source (S335)
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| 1456 | Date of death is from an obituary in a New York newspaper.Sunday, Oct. 19th, Mrs. Frances Chandler in 86yr Son in law Lawrence Ackerman dau of Mrs. Mary Bloodgood (should be mother of) 133 Franklin | Source (S586)
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| 1457 | Date of probate: 5 April 1617see DPRI/4/11 f.177vinventory, actual total £121 0s 2d (with account of debts of £41 4s 4d), 22 January 1617 (DPR/I/1/1617/P2/1)endorsed: administration granted to Janet Paule, relict, also for the use of four named children, 5 Apr 1617 | Source (S1136)
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| 1458 | date on headstone, Maplewood, windsor | Source (S289)
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| 1459 | daughter Margaret, single and Margaret's daughter Jane are also living in the household. | Source (S443)
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| 1460 | Daughter Mary Elizabeth gives his occupation as 'Gentleman' on her marriage record. | CLISH, James (I11585)
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| 1461 | daughter of Christopher Tydyman, Lingy Moor, Middleton Tyas | Source (S1463)
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| 1462 | daughter of James Constantine, Fremington | CONSTANTINE, Margaret (I10536)
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| 1463 | daughter of James Constantine, Fremington | Source (S1426)
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| 1464 | daughter of Richard Park of Brick Kilns | Source (S1576)
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| 1465 | daughter of Robert Armstrong of Brumpton, butcher | Source (S1678)
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| 1466 | daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth of Telfit. | Source (S1514)
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| 1467 | daughter of William Wilkinson schoolmaster | Source (S1279)
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| 1468 | daughter of William Wilkinson schoolmaster | Source (S1280)
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| 1469 | David Anath Biro went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, December 1, 2018 at the age of 81 years. He was born on July 17, 1937 in Blue, Ontario. Dave will be sadly missed by his loving wife Connie of 55 years; and their four children, Terri Lee, Tim (Tammy), Tom (Chilli), Tania (Ken); ten grandchildren Vance Biro, Samantha Biro, Steven Jardine (Tara), Steffani (Kyle) Friesen, North Biro (Cheyanne), Shelby Biro, Melvin Biro, Erin Biro, Kaitlin Malterer, Kristofer Malterer. Three great grandchildren Hayden Jardine, Camryn & Brooklyn Martinez. Papa will be missed. Also left to mourn are his brothers and sisters, Marg MacMillan, Ruth Galbraith, Becky Kenny (Brent), Sam Biro (Donna), Dan Biro; sister-in-law Florence Poster, numerous nieces and nephew’s as well as many dear friends. I was born on the day of our Lord, on JULY 17th, 1937, in a little log cabin on the edge of the wilderness surrounding LAKE of the WOODS, in south-western Ontario, near the town of Rainey River. My father had been given a plot of a few acres of land in the corner of a quarter section owned by a relative of my mother. There, the family, which consisted of Mother, Father, and 2 older brothers and 3 older sisters, lived in a small log cabin. The family move to a farm in Murillo Ontario, where Dave attended the rural school and the later highschool in Fort William On (Thunder Bay) He was a welder by trade, had his own business, then later he taught Welding at Red Deer College for 20 years. Upon his retirement he took up many hobbies. He loved golfing, fishing, & hunting. Had many great times with his friends. He joined the Lacombe Lapidary club and started collecting rocks. Then went on to join the Calgary Faceters club and learnt how to facet gemstones. His passion was being able to teach others how to facet and see them accomplish a finished stone. He also joined the woodworkers club, and the Gold Panners. He had a few trips out panning for gold. Dave loved being with his family and taking camping trips to various areas. Also traveling to Thunder Bay, Ontario to visit family and his life long school buddy. Then to BC to see more family and friends. He loved hosting his corn roasts over the open fire pit in the fall along with family, friends and good music for all to enjoy. Special thanks to the Lacombe Palliative Care nurses, and Dr. Darnell for their excellent care and compassion. In lieu of flowers and cards, memorial donations in Dave’s honour may be directed to Lacombe Handicraft & Lapidary Guild www.afrc.ca/lacombe.htm, or Special Olympics Red Deer www.specialolympics.ca. | BIRO, David Anath (I25870)
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| 1470 | David is 'of High Blean' and Hannah is of Countersett | Family: LAMBERT, David / WEBSTER, Hannah (F6565)
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| 1471 | David is a widower, Mary is single woman | Source (S2022)
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| 1472 | David Joseph Caldwell, 81, of the 500 block of Dove Drive, died Sept. 7, 1998, in a local hospital. Mr. Caldwell was a native of Roystone, Pa., and retired from the U.S. Navy after 31 years of service. After retirement, Mr. Caldwell went to work as a Longshoreman for 23 years. He was one of the first 100 members of the Local 1970 and he also helped organize the VFW Post 4809 in Chesapeake. Survivors include his wife, Olga Nuzzo Caldwell of Chesapeake; three sons, Patrick David Caldwell, William H. Walker Jr., Joseph O. Walker and his wife, Carol Ann; and his granddaughter, Elizabeth Ashley Walker. A graveside service with military honors will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery by Father John J. Dorgan. The family will receive friends at H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., Norfolk Chapel, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today. Virginian-Pilot, The (Norfolk, VA) - Wednesday, September 9, 1998 Section: LOCAL Page B8 Copyright (c) 1998 The Virginian-Pilot | CALDWELL, David Joseph (I20306)
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| 1473 | David Shaw is most likely the person referred only as 'D.S.' in the book 'The life and journal of the Rev. Mr. Henry Alline' as follows: "May the 3d, I returned to Falmouth. O what different aprehensions a prospect of death often occasions on a person's mind. I was now sent for by one D. S. on his death-bed ; who had been one of the most inveterate foes I had among men ; he would often curse me and threaten me ; but now when I went in the house, he reached out his hand, and in an affecting manner said, if he had done me any wrong, he begged my forgiveness, and would, if possible, restore me four-fold, I answered I had nothing against him on my own account, neither had I, as I knew of, until then, discoursed with him concerning the state of his soul. He seemed very penitent ; and gave me an account of something of light he lately received and some manifestation of joy, which seemed rather to give one a hope of him, but I was not fully satisfied. He insisted on my company as much as possible until he died. I attended his funeral and preached a sermon. I remained in town until the 16th May, and then set out for Annapolis..." Evidence pointing to this conclusion is the fact that David Shaw died May 1777 and did live in Falmouth. | SHAW, David (I5852)
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| 1474 | David T. Peek was a piano maker (SRC: US Census 1860, 1870, 1880). He was also an inventor. He was granted US Patent 141166 for "Brakes for Preventing Retrograde Movements in Sewing and Other Machinery" on July 22, 1873. | PEEK, David Theophilus (I23693)
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| 1475 | David their son who died June 21st 1873 in the 13th year of his age. | CLEASBY, David (I10186)
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| 1476 | David's abode at time of marriage is Houghton le Spring, Durham | Source (S2099)
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| 1477 | Death certificate gives his age at death as 42 which confirms his birth year as 1809 as stated on the 1841 census.Information from death certificate: Registrar District Cockermouth.Died Twelfth February 1851 Standingstone (14) Great Broughton (crossed out) Bridekirk. William Whitehead male 42 years. Rank or Profession pit-sinker.Cause of death"Injuries and concussions on the back of the neck received by accidentally falling to the ground on the highway in the parish of Bridekirk while attempting to get off the back of a mare on which he was riding on the 7th day of February 1851" | Source (S1756)
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| 1478 | Death certificate states cause of death as "Transverse Fracture of Second Cervicalspine With Compression of Cord Fell from Ladder While at Work August 24 1943"Obituary in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reads "Miller. On Wednesday, August 25th, 1943, LORENZO: beloved father of Elizabeth Ayers and Ruth Campkin. Service at his residence 1651 72nd Street Friday at 8pm. | Source (S224)
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| 1479 | Death date determined from grave stone plaque which reads "According to tradition this flat stone marks the grave of Robert Willance buried here 12 February 1616Richmond and District Civic Society erected this plaque to celebrate the quartercentenary of Willance's Leap in November 1606." | Source (S1072)
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| 1480 | Death date determined from headstone in Robie St. Cemetery, Truro. | Source (S570)
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| 1481 | Death date from headstone Inscription: In loving memory of Thomas Ward of Reeth died 18th February 1879 aged 56. Also Elizabeth his wife died 18th Aug 1918 aged 92 Also their children Esther died 29th October 1898 aged 30 Isabella died 30th May 1904 aged 43 Ralph died 27th Dec 1919 aged 64. | WARD, Thomas (I7557)
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| 1482 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | WARD, Isabella (I7568)
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| 1483 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | HARKER, Elizabeth (I7574)
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| 1484 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | Source (S1021)
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| 1485 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | Source (S1023)
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| 1486 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | Source (S1027)
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| 1487 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave | Source (S1031)
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| 1488 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave and probate record: Ward, Esther of Reeth Yorkshire, spinster, died 29 October 1898. Administration York 22 December to Elizabeth Ward, widow. Effects £24 16s. | WARD, Esther (I7566)
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| 1489 | Death date from headstone on Find a Grave. Obit in North Star, Darlington. Dec. 29 1919: At the Post Office, Reeth, Ralph Ward age 64. Interment at Grinton today (Monday) at 2 o'clock. Service at the Wesleyan Church, Reeth at 1pm. Probate Record: Ralph of Reeth Grinton Yorkshire died 27 December 1919 Probate York 19 April to Margaret Ward and Elizabeth Ann Ward spinsters. Effects £145 12s 4d. | WARD, Ralph (I7570)
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| 1490 | Death date from headstone on Find a GraveInscription:In loving memory of Thomas Ward of Reeth died 18th February 1879 aged 56.Also Elizabeth his wife died 18th Aug 1918 aged 92Also their children Esther died 29th October 1898 aged 30Isabella died 30th May 1904 aged 43Ralph died 27th Dec 1919 aged 64 | Source (S1014)
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| 1491 | death date from headstone, Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor ... difficult to read, could be 1887 | Source (S560)
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| 1492 | Death date is according to headstone in St. John's, Fairview Plot M 12 48 | Source (S214)
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| 1493 | Death date is according to Richmond Parish records at NYRO. | Source (S393)
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| 1494 | Death date is based on his probate record of 1722. Signed by wife Frances. Gives residence as Skelton in Richmond. | Source (S929)
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| 1495 | Death date is from a family Bible owned by a cousin of Carolyn McCartney.Burial record says Margaret Petty of Healaugh | Source (S1482)
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| 1496 | Death date obtained on "Index of Wills and Administrations", May 4th. She leaves her son John Edwin Ward, engineering works labour officer, Effects, 292 pounds 17 shillings. | Source (S1350)
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| 1497 | Death notice of Mary Emma Ward aged 1 year 4 months at three mile station of sore throat the youngest daughter of Thomas Ward in the Morning Chronicle Sept 9, 1858. | Source (S276)
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| 1498 | Death of Edward Caldwell, One of the Oldest Men in the Vicinity of Windsor Windsor, June 3 - On Saturday, after a lingering illness, from cancer, Edward Caldwell, aged eighty-seven, passed away at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Gould, Ellershouse. Mr. Caldwell formerly belonged to Mapleton, about three miles from Windsor, where he was born and lived during the greater part of his life. His wife predeceased him about twenty-one years ago. During the latter years of his life he divided his time between several of his sons and daughters until the past few years, which were spent with his daughter in Ellershouse Mrs. James Kuhn and Mrs. William Smith, Windsor, and Mrs. John McLellan, Mount Uniacke, are daughters of the deceased. Three sons, Benjamin, Samuel and Henry, are living at Mapleton. Another son, James Caldwell, Mapleton, who has been ill with tuberculosis passed away this morning while the funeral of his aaged father was taking place. The funeral of Edward Caldwell took place in Windsor this morning, the body arriving on the express from Halifax. The remains were interred in Maplewood cemetery beside those of his late wife. Dr. Johnson of the Windsor Methodist church, officiated at the grave. | CALDWELL, Edward H. (I111)
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| 1499 | DEATH OF MRS. C.A. SMITH. One of Chester's Good Women Has Passed Away. On Saturday, the death of Eleanor Caldwell, the wife of Charles A. Smith, occurred at her home in Chester. Mrs. Smith was the daughter of the late William Caldwell, of Windsor. Thirty-three years ago she was married to Mr. Smith, thus making her home in Chester, where she resided to the day of her death, at fifty-eight years of age. Mrs. Smith was of Scotch-Irish descent, and possessed many of the noblest characteristics of that courageous, warm-hearted people. She hated shams, and loved sincerity. She was simple in her tastes and habits of life, firm and courageous in her convictions of truth and duty. She was a faithful member of the Baptist church in Chester. Her illness, which was long and painful, was borne with Christian fortitude. Mrs. Smith is survived by her husband, one son, Perlie, of Sydney, and two daughters, Mrs. H.E. Mitchell and Miss Dufferin, of Chester. Note, the obit incorrectly gives her father as William Caldwell, but it should be Edward. | CALDWELL, Eleanor (I114)
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| 1500 | Death record gives his age as 55. This determined his birth year. His abode is 'Downham Park'.which is Downholme Park which is only 11 miles from West Witton and is near Marske. His will, dated Sept 2, 1827. He leaves everything to his wife Jane. A Charles Ward is one of the witnesses. Wensley Memorial Inscription: Sacred to the memory of Robert WARD of Downholme Park who d. 17 Sep 1827 aged 55 yrs. Also in memory of Charles WARD son of the above who departed this life 19 day Feb 1833 aged 19 yrs. Also Jane his wife who d. 25 Jan 1851 aged 78 yrs | WARD, Robert (I8192)
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