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Matches 2,751 to 2,800 of 4,339
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| 2751 | Living with her daughter Margaret Ernst at 12 Livingstone Place, Halifax at time of death. Buried at Mt. Olivet | Source (S277)
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| 2752 | Living with her father and sister, going by the last name Howell | Source (S1419)
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| 2753 | Living with her father James Howell and younger sister Minnie. | DINSDALE, Alice Jane (I10508)
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| 2754 | Living with her grandparents John and Ellen Groves.Birthplace given as Ripon. | Source (S1361)
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| 2755 | Living with her grandparents John and Janet Wright. | BLACK, Janet (I16720)
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| 2756 | Living with her mother Alice. | Source (S1814)
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| 2757 | Living with her mother Elizabeth. | Source (S592)
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| 2758 | Living with her sister and brother in law Frank and Emma (or Enna) LORD | VALE, Laura Elisabeth (I17688)
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| 2759 | Living with her sister Elizabeth (Ward) Miller | Source (S144)
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| 2760 | Living with her sister Leah (Terhune) Foggan and family, along with their mother Lydia Terhune | TERHUNE, Charlotte (I938)
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| 2761 | Living with her sister Leah (Terhune) Foggan and family, along with their mother Lydia Terhune | Source (S305)
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| 2762 | Living with her son John. | TOMLIN, Rachel (I8045)
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| 2763 | Living with her son Maynard and 2 domestics in Avondale | Source (S204)
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| 2764 | Living with her widowed sister Mary Maria (Ward) Connell | Source (S85)
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| 2765 | Living with his 84 year old grandfather, Thomas Ward. | Source (S1099)
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| 2766 | Living with his daughter Jane and husband Thomas Charlton. Gives birthplace as Durham. | Source (S614)
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| 2767 | Living with his grandparents Thomas and Elizabeth Ward. | Source (S1097)
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| 2768 | Living with his mother's sister's family. John Appleby | COOPER, William Thomas (I16686)
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| 2769 | Living with his sister Ancey.Gives status as single. | MOSHER, William Allen (I1523)
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| 2770 | Living with his son, Leonard at 72 Payson Street, Portland, Maine. Ancestry.ca has his name spelled incorrectly as Semion.Age given is 90 | Source (S139)
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| 2771 | living with his uncle Joseph. | RICKARDS, William (I24846)
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| 2772 | living with his uncle Matthew Cooper. | COOPER, James Johnson (I16676)
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| 2773 | Living with his uncle William T. Rolf | Source (S265)
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| 2774 | Living with his widowed mother Ellen. | Source (S1819)
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| 2775 | Living with son Gordon and family according to the 1958 voters list. | Source (S358)
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| 2776 | Living with son Leroy who is a bank clerk. | SHAFNER, James Edwin (I16118)
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| 2777 | Living with son Leroy who is a bank clerk. | Source (S1847)
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| 2778 | Living with son Robert and family according to 1935 voters list. Here she is calling herself a widow, yet Lorenzo is still alive in the U.S. | Source (S359)
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| 2779 | Living with sons Thomas and John and John's wife Nellie and child Mary | Source (S763)
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| 2780 | Living with widowed father, William | Source (S1704)
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| 2781 | Loco Fireman Heavy Worker | Source (S1808)
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| 2782 | Lodger in household of John and Eliza Dillon. Also with daughter Hazel, age 20, at 30 Bishop St., Halifax. | THOMAS, Maria Frances (I18062)
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| 2783 | Lodging with the household of Raymond and Annie (Blakeney) Robinson. Raymond's mother was Harriet A. Geldart. | Source (S1509)
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| 2784 | Lois Nadine Davis, 91, of Long Beach Washington, passed away on February 15, 2017 at her daughter Marva’s home, in Naselle, Washington with her three daughters by her side.Lois was born in Centralia, Washington to Agnes Gabourie and Manson James Henry Miller on March 26, 1925. She went to high school in Onalaska, Washington with her one true love, Marvin Davis. She worked at Mary Lou’s Tavern, was a checker at Roy’s Grocery Store for a number of years, and her last job was a clerk at the Chinook Post Office. She was a member of the Long Beach Elks Club. Lois was often a hostess for friends and family as they came to the beach to enjoy clamming, fishing, and hunting with her and Marvin. She enjoyed going to Bingo with her daughter, Pam, playing Bunco, crocheting, going to the casino, and playing cards with the family. She taught her children compassion for others by example, as she cared for her parents, sister, brother-in-law, and friends during their final days.Lois is preceded in death by her husband, Marvin, four sisters; Rena, Louise, Sis, May, three brothers; Manson, James, Bobby, and her parents, Agnes and Manson. Lois is survived by her children; Bill and wife Linda of Forks, WA, Marva and husband Don of Naselle, WA, Pam and husband John of Fairview, OR, Jeri and husband Frank of Milwaukie, OR, grandchildren; Amber, Darcy, Robby, Deena, Danielle, Kary, Kim, Kelli, Rory, Amanda, several great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Harbors Home Health, 201 7th Street, Hoquiam, WA. 98550. Condolences may be left in Lois Davis’s online guestbook at www.penttilaschapel.com.The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Camille, at Harbors Home Health, Penttila’s Chapel By The Sea, and all our family and friends. So you have pain now; but I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you.John 16.22In liu of flowers donations can be sent to Harbors home health and hospice. | Source (S363)
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| 2785 | Lord of Hawkesworth | HAWKESWORTH, Walter (I9125)
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| 2786 | lost at sea | ANTHONY, Nicholas (I1549)
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| 2787 | Lost at sea in WW1 | MARSTERS, George Rupert (I25537)
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| 2788 | Lost in action in WWII | MILLER, Hubert Harvey (I19021)
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| 2789 | Lowther. In Dorchester, April 27th, George Lowther, 86 yrs. Funeral from residence of R.J. Bond 480 Quincy St., Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. High mass at St. Peter's church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited to attend. | Source (S310)
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| 2790 | m. George Cochrane | CALDWELL, Mary (I181)
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| 2791 | m. Windsor, N.S., 17th inst., by Rev. Archibald Gunn, Daniel McINNIS, Windsor / Mrs. Margaret CONSTANTINE, Newport.The Daily Telegraph, St. John, NB | Source (S1931)
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| 2792 | m. Windsor, N.S., 20th inst., by Rev. H. Foshay, Fred R. SMITH, merchant / Millie WARD d/o Nicholas WARD.(from The Daily Telegraph, Saint John, NB of November 28, 1888) From the Daily Herald, Halifax: At Windsor, Nov. 20th by Rev. H. Foshay, Fred R. Smith, merchant, to Millie, daughter of Nicholas Ward.. | Family: SMITH, Frederick Romans / WARD, Mildred Alice (F241)
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| 2793 | m. Windsor, N.S., 20th inst., by Rev. H. Foshay, Fred R. SMITH, merchant / Millie WARD d/o Nicholas WARD.(from The Daily Telegraph, Saint John, NB of November 28, 1888) | Source (S1881)
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| 2794 | MacLEOD, Norina78, of Bedford, passed away peacefully at home on January 11, 2009. born in Stornoway, Scotland, she was a daughter of the late Andrew and Henrietta (MacIver) Findlay. Norina is survived by her husband, Alistair; daughter, Jeanette (Frederick) Ward, Windsor; son, Donald MacLeod, Bedford; brother, Angus Findlay, Owen Sound, Ont. Visitation will be held today from 7-9 p.m. in J.A. Snow Funeral Home, 2666 Windsor St., Halifax. A memorial service will be held Wednesday, January 14, in Bedford Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Oakridge Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Bedford Baptist Church. | Source (S705)
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| 2795 | Madison Wisconsin pioneer settler, b. Rutland County, Vt. She moved to Blue Mounds, Wisconsin Territory, in 1836, and in Apr., 1837, became the first white woman settler in Madison. She was the mother of Victoria Wisconsiana Peck, the first white child born in Madison. In 1837 the Pecks built an inn in Madison to lodge the workmen building the new capitol, and in 1840 the family moved to Baraboo. There, her husband having abandoned her and left for the California gold fields, Mrs. Peck farmed and supported her family for many years. She later wrote several vivid accounts of her frontier life. Proc. State Hist. Soc. Wis., 1900 (1901); Colls. State Hist. Soc. Wis., 6 (1872); F. C. Dexheimer, comp., Sketches of Wis. Pioneer Women [Ft. Atkinson, 1925]; Milwaukee Sentinel, Oct. 22, 1899; WPA MS. | BUTLER, Mary Elizabeth (I4353)
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| 2796 | Maid of honor was Olive Ward, Albert's cousin. | Family: BROWN, Albert / COLLINS, Margareta (F8796)
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| 2797 | maiden name obtained from marriage bond. | HAYS, Charlotte Ann (I739)
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| 2798 | Man Servant for a doctor | Source (S1287)
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| 2799 | Managing director of store | Source (S1352)
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| 2800 | Manchester Times - Saturday 02 December 1871 On the 27th ult. at the Wesleyan Chapel, Great Bridgewater-street, by the Rev. Humphry Jutsum, Mr. Thomas Brown of Barfend, to Rachel, third daughter of the late mr. Thomas Ward, Reeth, both of Swaledale, Yorkshire | Family: BROWN, Thomas / WARD, Rachael (F5747)
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