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Matches 2,851 to 2,900 of 4,339
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| 2851 | marriage record states her parents as James and Amy Ward | Source (S1903)
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| 2852 | marriage record states her parents as James and Amy Ward. On the 1881 census, she is listed with the name Demancia. | WARD, Demeras (Mary) (I790)
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| 2853 | marriage record states her parents as James and Amy Ward. | Family: KILCUP, Ephraim James / WARD, Demeras (Mary) (F481)
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| 2854 | marriage record states her parents as James H. and Lucinda M. In the 1838 census there are 2 females under the age of 6. Amy could be one of them along with Elizabeth Jane Ward, her father's youngest sister. | WARD, Amy (I745)
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| 2855 | Marriage record states his age as 57 and hers as 20 | Family: COCHRANE, Rupert George / CALDWELL, Alice Bathsheba (F3216)
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| 2856 | Marriage record states parents as P. and Hannah (surname Constantine) | Source (S1930)
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| 2857 | Marriage record states Thomas' residence as Reeth and Mary's as Hutton Buscel. He is 29 and she is 30 | Family: PEACOCK, Thomas / WARD, Mary (F3176)
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| 2858 | Marriage record states Thomas' residence as Reeth and Mary's as Hutton Buscel. He is 29 and she is 30 | Source (S2089)
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| 2859 | Marriage record states: "Edmund Coates and Elianor Peart both of Helwith in this parish being upward of the age of 21 years old each were married in this Church...by banns..." Also, the name Peart is written overtop of a scratched out 'Coates', probably her maiden name.. | Source (S1992)
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| 2860 | Marriage register gives her name as Jinny Hird.The birth records of their children give her name as Jane or Jain. | Source (S2084)
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| 2861 | marriage register has John's parents as 'Samuel and Flora'. | Source (S1856)
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| 2862 | Marriage register in Stanwick St. John says John is a husbandman, of Caldwell Mill. Father named as Simon Ward. Jane is a dress maker, of Eppleby. Father named as William Creighton | Family: WARD, John / CREIGHTON, Jane (F1154)
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| 2863 | Marriage register in Stanwick St. John says John is a husbandman, of Caldwell Mill. Father named as Simon Ward. Jane is a dress maker, of Eppleby. Father named as William Creighton | Source (S1945)
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| 2864 | marriage register says he is a 'boiler maker' | WARD, Lewis J. (I1088)
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| 2865 | Marriage register says Mary Coates, widow, father John Butson. William Rooking (Rukin) widower, father Robert Rooking. | Source (S2161)
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| 2866 | Marrick Baptism record says "Henry, son of Thomas Hodgson, miner, from Hurst on Thursday." | Source (S1204)
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| 2867 | Marrick parish burial record - Lancelot Moore, jager, buried | Source (S1189)
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| 2868 | Marrick parish register says "William, illegitimate son of Elen Hodgson of Washfold. Putative father John Richardson. | Source (S1386)
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| 2869 | Married and living in the household of his father. | CALVERT, Simon (I14850)
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| 2870 | Married by Licence, Joseph Walker late of Scorton, shoemaker and Susannah Ward of Skelton. Witnesses: Charles Hodgson & Benjamin Idle | WALKER, Joseph (I1709)
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| 2871 | married in the city of Savannah, Ga. on Sabbath Evening, July 1838, at the Mansion House | Source (S1936)
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| 2872 | Married – John Robert Ward, son of Mrs Elizabeth Ward of William St. to Hazel Vivian Sholdice, daughter of J. A. Sholdice of Horton St. | Family: WARD, John Robert Johnson / SHOLDICE, Hazel Vivian (F6039)
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| 2873 | Marsk parish register says Katherine the daughter of Raph Ward. She could also be the 'girl of Ralph Ward' who died in September of the same year. | WARD, Katherine (I1681)
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| 2874 | Marske baptism record states "Eden the daughter of Richard Coates" | COATES, Eden (I7199)
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| 2875 | Marske baptisms: April 15. Susan, daughter to Simon and Sarah Ward baptized. | WARD, Susannah (I1644)
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| 2876 | Marske Burial record says of 'Orgate'Headstone reads: "In memory of Eleanor w/o John Wilkinson who d 27 Sep 1861 aged 52 yrs. Affliction sor long time I bore, Physicians were in vain; till God at length did please to ease & free me of my pain.Also of the above named John Wilkinson who d 21 Dec 1868 aged 69 yrs. Also Eleanor Wilkinson d/o John & Eleanor Wilkinson who d 7 Mar 1861 aged 12 yrs. Also Elizabeth Fryer w/o Joseph Fryer & d/o the above who d 26 May 1854 aged 20 yrs. Also Margaret Ann d/o Joseph & Elizabeth Fryer who d 1 Mar 1861 aged 6 yrs. Also Henry Fryer s/o Joseph & Margaret Fryer who d 22 Apr 1861 aged 2 yrs. Also Eleanor Fryer d/o Joseph & Margaret Fryer who d 23 Apr 1861 aged 5 yrs. Also of Mary d/o the above named John & Eleanor Wilkinson who d 11 Jul 1868 aged 52 yrs." | Source (S944)
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| 2877 | Marske parish record: "John Ward buried Oct. 25" | Source (S424)
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| 2878 | Marske parish register says "Anthony Coates aged abt 77, buried April 29th" | Source (S905)
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| 2879 | Marske Parish register says: 1788 21 January, baptized Christophorem, filium Christophori Tidyman y. Maria Brassand.Patrons: Henricus Brown, Elizabeth Bean. | Source (S1456)
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| 2880 | Marske parish register: "John, son to Thomas and Elizabeth Wilkinson of Skelton blacksmith, baptized." | Source (S930)
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| 2881 | Marske Parish register: "Simon Ward and Sarah Colling married by Banns" | Family: WARD, Simon / COLLING, Sarah (F279)
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| 2882 | Marske Parish register: "Simon Ward and Sarah Colling married by Banns" | Source (S1884)
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| 2883 | Marske parish register: John natural son of Susan Ward daughter to Simon Ward | WARD, John (I1706)
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| 2884 | Marske parish register: John natural son of Susan Ward daughter to Simon Ward | Source (S449)
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| 2885 | Marske parish register: John natural son to Susey dr to Simon Ward, filiated on one __? Prat Junr of Darlington | Source (S448)
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| 2886 | Marske Parish register: Rich'd son to Rich'd and Dinah Parke of Orgate, baptized | PARKE, Richard (I10760)
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| 2887 | Marske Parish register: Rich'd son to Rich'd and Dinah Parke of Orgate, baptized | Source (S1443)
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| 2888 | Martin, son of James Raw of Bare Bush. | Source (S963)
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| 2889 | Marvin Leonard Harvey BEINN BHREAGH It is with great sadness that my fourchildren and I have to announce the passing of their devoted father, mybeloved husband, Marvin Harvey. Marvin passed away Friday, May 26, 2006. He was the eldest son of Catherine E. (MacDonald) Harvey and the late Leonard Morton Harvey Sr. of Baddeck. Marvin was a tireless educator, a dedicated coach and devoted father and husband. Marvin's love for kids translated in a 32-year adventure working with the youth of Cape Breton. He worked as a teacher in the Northside Victoria School Board before becoming a principal and eventually a co-ordinator at the Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board. He was also a chairman of the board of governors at Cape Breton University and championed the institution of a bachelor of education program at the university to bring more teachers to Cape Breton. A champion of life and an innate leader, Marvin's humility was astounding, even after winning numerous awards, most notably the Queen's Jubilee Order of Canada medal and the Hugh A. Noble Distinguished Service Award, the highest award presented by the NSSAF for his contribution to interscholastic athletics. He was loved and respected by everyone he met and will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. He is survived by his wife, Nancy; sons, Leonard Jr. and William, daughters, Heather and Rachael; mother, Catherine; brother, Paul (Madeline); sisters, Elizabeth (Graham) and Cathy; mother-in-law, Ellen Morrison; sister-in-law, Julie Tomada; nephews, Stephen (Kym), Peter and Christopher; nieces, Jennifer and Brenna.The body is to be cremated and visitation will take place in MacAskill Funeral Home in Baddeck, Sunday, May 28 and Monday, May 29 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral will be held in Greenwood United Church, Tuesday, May 30 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Karen Lynch officiating. There will be a receptionfollowing the funeral in the Bras d'Or Yacht Club. In memory of Marvin,donations may be made to the Victoria County Memorial Hospital Foundation or to a scholarship fund being established at Cape Breton University in his name (For more information, contact Lynda Moffatt 902-563-1232). 'Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but bythe moments that take our breath away.' | Source (S529)
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| 2890 | Mary "Louise" Khasigian, was born on January 22, 1930, and passed away on Friday, June 12, 2009 after a short illness.Louise was the Special person who always remembered everyone's birthday, and special event. Never missed sending a card for any occasion. She was revered by her grandsons for Easter and Thanksgiving celebrations that featured thier favorite dishes. Every Sunday we covered our biscuits with her delicious jams. Her walls were covered with her beautiful, delicate and witty needlepoint.We will miss our devoted mother, grandmother, sister and friend and all the wonderful memories of her time spent with us.She is preceded in death by her husband, Harry.She is survived by her son Fred; daughter Julia; sister Joyce; her daughter in-law Lynda; grandsons, Kirk and his wife Anna, Kevin, Kyle, John and his wife Margot, as well as her great-grandson James.A Visitation will be held at Page Funeral Chapel, in Selma, California, on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.A Funeral Service will be held at St. Gregory's Armenian Church in Fowler, California, on Wednesday, June 17, 2009, at 11:00 a.m. PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL 2014 Arrants Street Selma, Ca. | Source (S668)
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| 2891 | Mary and Amy were likely twins. Amy died at age 6 years. Looking into the possibility that Nicholas was married to Sarah's older sister Mary Ann CALDWELL first. They are closer in age than Nicholas and Sarah. And since Mary Ann died in 1846, it fits well. Another possibility: Mary and Amy could have been Sarah's children from a previous marriage. She named her first child Sarah. (after her mother?) | WARD, Mary Maria (I228)
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| 2892 | Mary Ann and husband William Alderson are living in the household of Mary Ann's siblings John and Dinah | CALVERT, Mary Ann (I14895)
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| 2893 | MARY CHARLES B. "CHARLIE" FERRIS August 7, 2014 Charlie Ferris left us at 10:26 pm August 7, 2014 in Cape Coral, FL. She was surrounded by many of her loved ones: her husband of 61 years, Robert Stone, "Bob", Ferris; her daughter's Sunny Sauer & Robin Wilder, her son Stone Ferris & his wife Sandy & her grandson Robbie. Charlie was born in the tidewater-town of Elizabeth City, North Carolina on March 16, 1930. She was the daughter of Lemuel Showell Blades Jr. and Eliza Laughinghouse Blades. She was the sister of Lemuel Showell Blades III. She attended Fairfax Academy Prep School in Virginia and Peace College in the Raleigh-Durham area. In 1952 she came out as a Debutante in Elizabeth City Society. That same year she met Bob on a blind date. They married January 31, 1953. She is survived by her husband "Bob" and their five children: Stephen Matthew Ferris, Mary Theresa Wilkerson, Mary Blades Sutherland Sauer, Mary Robin Wilder and Robert Stone Ferris Jr. And her thirteen grandchildren: Aaron,"Val","Kit","Jamie", "Denny","Dan","Katie", Amanda,"Nick","Robbie", Morgan, Skyler and "Max". And great grandchildren Anthony and Kara, After their wedding, Charlie and Bob moved to San Francisco. They then moved to Fairfax, California and San Anselmo, California, a few years later for the first leg of the raising of their family. During this period, Charlie was a pioneer in the movement to replace the synthetic nurturing of children with artificial baby formula with natural breastfeeding as a leader in the Marin County "La Leche League". In 1973 Charlie pulled up her families roots, as the Ferris' moved to an olive ranch on the soon to be renamed street of Sevillano Lane in Corning California. They spent the next 30 years there raising olives, cows and kids. In Corning, Charlie became an educator in AIDS awareness and gave lectures in surrounding areas. She was President of the Women's League in addition. She was the Musical Director of the Corning Roman Catholic Church. She and Bob moved briefly to Redding, California, but they could no longer restrain their itchy feet. They first spent months trailering across Canada and the US. Then she and Bob spent a year circumnavigating the planet in the Queen Elizabeth II, before settling in Cape Coral. After a stint battling cancer, "Charlie" passed quietly in the night. There will be a service Saturday, August 23 2014 at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, 2628 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral at 12:00 noon. In lieu of flowers, gifts or donations to the American Cancer Society. To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store. | BLADES, Mary Charles (I23900)
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| 2894 | Mary daughter of William Parke, labourer. | PARKE, Mary (I1703)
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| 2895 | Mary Ellen's residence on marriage register is 'Orgate, Marske' | Family: FAWCETT, Thomas / IVESON, Mary Ellen (F2971)
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| 2896 | Mary Ellen's residence on marriage register is 'Orgate, Marske'. | Source (S2065)
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| 2897 | Mary is 'of Yarmouth, NS' | Family: IRVINE, Alexander / CARTY, Mary E. (F6159)
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| 2898 | Mary Maria gives her age as 34, which is correct. | Source (S56)
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| 2899 | Mary Metcalfe, widow, father's name Joseph Scott. | Family: TENNANT, Christopher / SCOTT, Mary (F6076)
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| 2900 | Mary took the name of Chandler when her mother married Joseph Chandler. Some time after Mary's birth, the family moved to New York where Mary met and married Aaron Bloodgood Jr. Perhaps this is the reason John Scott (her grandfather) was in New York when he died of Yellow Fever. | ROBINSON (CHANDLER), Mary (I3418)
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