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| 1701 | English scholastic philosopher, theologian, Biblical translator, reformer, and seminary professor at Oxford. He was an influential dissident within the Roman Catholic priesthood during the 14th century. Based on the research that exists, it looks like the Reformer John Wycliffewas the son of Roger and Catherine Wycliffe of Wycliffe - on - Tees, Durham | WYCLIFFE, John (I9237)
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| 1702 | Enlisted in Company A, Massachusetts 24th Infantry Regiment on 28 Oct 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal on 12 Oct 1864. Promoted to Full Qtr Master Serg on 02 Sep 1865. Promoted to Full Sergeant on 03 Jan 1865. Mustered out on 20 Jan 1866 at Richmond, VA. Birth Date: abt 1840 Sources: Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War | LOWTHERS, John A. (I955)
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| 1703 | Entry in the Marske parish register: 1786. May 8. A child of Chr. Tideman's, just removed from Jinglepotto Orgate, between 3 and 4 years old, stray'd from his father's house and was found dead on Marske moore.” - “The child followed its father to the moors and was lost. They searched in vain all night, and found it dead next morning. The poor child had taken its clogs off and tried to go to sleep. Mr. Hutton remembers the incident. | Source (S1458)
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| 1704 | Entry in the Parrsboro Township book says "Robert Faulkner, Economy to Martha Amelia Berry, Parrsborough" | Family: FAULKNER, Robert M. / BERRY, Martha Amelia (F404)
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| 1705 | Eppleby is near Forcett | Source (S441)
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| 1706 | Erected in memory of James RAW of Winterings near Gunnerside, who departed this life 18th June 1829 aged 72yrs. Also of Hannah his wife who departed this life 5 Oct 1933 aged 68yrs. Also of Alice their dau who departed this life 5 Nov 1829 aged 25yrs. Likewise of Anthony their son who departed this life 25 Oct 1834 aged 27yrs. 'All ye that come to my grave to see, As I am now so must you be, Repent in time, do not delay, I, in my youth was called away'. Also of George their son who departed this life 23 Oct 181(?). | RAW, James (I15062)
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| 1707 | Erected in memory of James RAW of Winterings near Gunnerside, who departed this life 18th June 1829 aged 72yrs. Also of Hannah his wife who departed this life 5 Oct 1933 aged 68yrs. Also of Alice their dau who departed this life 5 Nov 1829 aged 25yrs. Likewise of Anthony their son who departed this life 25 Oct 1834 aged 27yrs. 'All ye that come to my grave to see, As I am now so must you be, Repent in time, do not delay, I, in my youth was called away'. Also of George their son who departed this life 23 Oct 181(?). | Source (S1752)
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| 1708 | Erected in memory of Janney CLEASBY the infant daughter of John and Elizabeth CLEASBY of Fremington, who died Oct 17th 1825. | CLEASBY, Janney (I10184)
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| 1709 | Erected in memory of Ruth OUTHWAITE wife of Richard OUTHWAITE of Hackforth who d 30 Dec 1859 aged 80yrs. Also of the above Richard OUTHWAITE who departed this life 1 Sep 186(1?4?) aged 99 yrs. Also Christopher OUTHWAITE son of the above who d 3 Oct 1869 aged 49 yrs | OUTHWAITE, Richard (I19086)
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| 1710 | Erected in memory of Ruth OUTHWAITE wife of Richard OUTHWAITE of Hackforth who d 30 Dec 1859 aged 80yrs. Also of the above Richard OUTHWAITE who departed this life 1 Sep 186(1?4?) aged 99 yrs. Also Christopher OUTHWAITE son of the above who d 3 Oct 1869 aged 49 yrs | BELL, Ruth (I19091)
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| 1711 | Erected in memory of Thomas GUY of Usha Gap who d 14 Aug 1871 aged 65 yrs. Also of Elizabeth his wife who d 10 Jul 1845 aged 40 yrs. And of John their son who d 16 Feb 1846 aged 11mths. | Source (S1700)
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| 1712 | Ethel Lillian Lake - age 93, of Wolfville, passed away on Tuesday, October 30, 2018 in the Wolfville Nursing Home. Born on May 8, 1925 in Black River, she was a daughter of the late Percy H. Atwell and Hilda (Jordan) Nowlin. Ethel was a veteran of the Second World War. She began her service as a Leading Air Woman - LAW with the Royal Canadian Air Force working as a clerk. She was later employed as a telephone operator with MT&T. In addition to working as a cashier at the Highland Canteen she also looked after the laundry, pressing and starching for the Wolfville Holland Bakery. Ethel ran the family business, organizing and coordinating delivery of The Chronicle Herald in one of the largest recognized markets on the east coast and was a night porter in Seminary House at Acadia University. She is survived by daughters, Sharon Lake (Richard Knott), Black River; Catherine (Lewis) How, Sunken Lake; Paula (Michael) Watson, Western Shore; Julie (Glenn) Hawkesworth, Black River; sons, Al (Eileen – deceased), Halifax; John (Joan), Greenwich; Carter, Wolfville Ridge; Marty, Toronto; Daniel, Wolfville; sisters, Helen Levy, Black River; Connie Hudson, Timberlea; Dianne Allen, Las Vegas US; Joan Nowlin, Wolfville; Marilyn MacKenzie, Halifax; 13 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Harold; an infant son, Carver (Carter’s twin); two sisters, Jackie Clifford and Judi Atwell Munro; a brother, Wayne Nowlin; a daughter-in-law, Eileen Lake; her step-father, Morley Nowlin and her step-mother, Mildred (Jackson) Atwell. There will be no visitation, by request. A combined Royal Canadian Legion and funeral service, followed by a reception, will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in the White Family Funeral Home, Kentville, The Reverend Lewis How officiating. Burial will take place in the Willow Bank Cemetery, Wolfville. Family flowers only, by request. Donations in memory may be made to the Black River Community Club or a charity of choice. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the White Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Kentville. | ATWELL, Ethel Lillian (I20134)
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| 1713 | Excerpt from Petition Extracts (PANS) Date of petition 1808 WILLIAM GRIFFIN Petitioner was born in the Untied States, and came to this country with his father at the conclusion of the War between Great Britain and the U.S. Is now married and has 2 children and has resided in Ramsheg for eight years past. He has no land from government, and requests 300 acres on the main road on the S.W. side of said main road leading from the head of Ramsheg Harbour to the River Philip, near to lands claimed by Andrew Forshner and near lands occupied by Capt. John Pans and Mr. Cunard. William was born around 1770-1774 in Westchester Co, NY, USA.....His father's father Caleb Griffin (b.1704) was living in White Plains, Westchester County, Ny and a Blacksmith (source-1763 Freeholders of Westchester County). | GRIFFIN, Caleb (I7078)
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| 1714 | Executed a deed of conveyance with her husband as to lead mines at Marrick 16 June 1634. Bargain & sale Robert Blackburne of Marrick, gent., & Elizabeth his wife William Bulmer of Marrick esq. tithes of lead and lead ore of the parish of Marrick, from mines now there and mines hereafter to be opened consideration £ 750 14 June 1634 | HUTTON, Elizabeth (I8248)
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| 1715 | Exerpt from the Newport Township Book: In Oct of 1789 Barzillai Mosher (probably Elizabeth's brother) was complaining that Elizabeth Mosher, singlewoman, was pregnant and that she had named James Constantine as the father. He was apprehended and did not contest this. Later, in January, 1790, after Elizabeth had given birth to a bastard son on Jan 12 or 13, as she refused to nurse or care for the child, arrangements were made for James to repay some expenses and pay child support. The above child would have been Pharez J. | MOSHER, Elizabeth (I28)
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| 1716 | Ezekiel emmigrated to Boston in 1847 | MOSHER, Ezekiel M. (I3392)
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| 1717 | Fallen cross. In memory of Isabella dau of James HUTCHINSON of Helwith d. 18 Feb 1899 aged 80yrs | HUTCHINSON, Isabella (I17494)
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| 1718 | falling from a load of hay | Source (S1843)
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| 1719 | Family information passed down says Anna's last name was Petty and that she was born in 1759. However there is no baptism record of an Anna Petty any where near that year. There was, though, an Anna Coates born in 1759 in Bowes to a 'single woman' Margaret Coates. Could it be that Anna's biological father was a Petty. It goes along with naming patterns that Anna should name her first daughter after her mother, so that fits with Margaret Ward. | COATES, Anna (I7470)
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| 1720 | FamilyTreeDNA match 56cM 4th cousin once removed. Common ancestor is Nicholas Mosher / Mary Greeno but with 56 cM there must me a further connection. | WEATHERBEE, Pansy (I23848)
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| 1721 | farm ag worker. | DINSDALE, James Alfred Howell (I10506)
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| 1722 | farm ag. worker | DINSDALE, Frederick Charles (I10509)
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| 1723 | Farm servant in household of widow Hannah Horn. | BROWN, Thomas William (I9316)
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| 1724 | Farm servant in household of widow Hannah Horn. | Source (S1253)
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| 1725 | farmer | Source (S826)
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| 1726 | farmer | Source (S1131)
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| 1727 | Farmer | Source (S1637)
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| 1728 | Farmer (Of 120 Employing 1 Man) | Source (S940)
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| 1729 | Farmer (sheep); widower.Also in household is son John George and wife Mary Ann and their daughter Jane A.There is also a servant (shepherd), Thomas Coates Thompson (probably the younger brother of Mary Ann.Also, a visitor John Thompson, age 24, probably another brother of Mary Ann. | IVESON, John (I10395)
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| 1730 | Farmer (sheep); widower.Also in household is son John George and wife Mary Ann and their daughter Jane A.There is also a servant (shepherd), Thomas Coates Thompson (probably the younger brother of Mary Ann.Also, a visitor John Thompson, age 24, probably another brother of Mary Ann. | Source (S1382)
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| 1731 | farmer 120 acres, 1 hired labourer, 1 boy.also in household: MOOR Thomas/serv/Unmarried/21/serv/Yks/born MiddlesmoorLAZONBY Mary/serv/U/16/Yks/born GillingRICHARDSON Absolem/serv/U/13/serv/Yks/born Aysgarth | Source (S1129)
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| 1732 | Farmer 250 acres employing 2 menA servant in the household is a James Ward, born in Marske 1837 | Source (S1523)
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| 1733 | Farmer of 140 acres employing 4 | WARD, William (I7505)
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| 1734 | Farmer Of 150 Acres & Shepherd Also gives his birth place as East Hope. | Source (S1330)
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| 1735 | Farmer of 160 acres employing 1 labourerGives his age as 58. (birth year 1803) | Source (S1764)
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| 1736 | Farmer of 160 acres employing 3 labourers.Gives his age as 47. (birth year 1804) | Source (S1765)
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| 1737 | Farmer Of 175 Acres Employing 2 Out Door & In Door LabourersIn the household is Elizabeth Scott, servant. born 1832, Thwaite. She later marries one of Christopher's sons, James Alderson. | Source (S1835)
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| 1738 | farmer of 180 ac, 1 hired labourerbrother Robert, age 44 visiting (born Wensley) | Source (S1130)
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| 1739 | Farmer Of 200 Acres Employing 1 Man | Source (S939)
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| 1740 | Farmer Of 357 Acres Employing 2 Laborers | Source (S1339)
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| 1741 | Farmer Of 358 Acres employing labourers | Source (S1805)
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| 1742 | Farmer Of 358 AcresThe census actually calls the place Birkridge, but the only thing close to that near Mossdale is Birk Rigg. It is spelled correctly on the 1871 census. | Source (S1806)
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| 1743 | farmer of 50 acres and Com Right. (Census doesn't name Moor Close, but Thomas Guy is living there because he is listed after Skeugh Head and before Thwaite Village. | Source (S1699)
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| 1744 | Farmer of 60 acres of moorland, and Innkeeper | Source (S1332)
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| 1745 | Farmer Of 70 Acres In Land Employing 3 Lab 20 Acres Common Land.Gives place of birth as Brough, Westmorland | Source (S950)
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| 1746 | Farmer of 70 acres. | Source (S1272)
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| 1747 | farmer of 71 acres employing 1 worker. | Source (S1701)
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| 1748 | Farmer of 80 acres, | WARD, William (I7505)
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| 1749 | Farmer. 1 child, Walter | Source (S1569)
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| 1750 | Farmer. With wife Mary b. 1818, daughter Ann b. 1839, son John b. 1840.Also at Moor Close (possibly in a separate dwelling) is the family of Charles Scott with wife Ann (nee Alderson) | Source (S1834)
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