Notes
Matches 3,001 to 3,050 of 4,339
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| 3001 | My Heritage DNA match | BALTZER, Patricia (I13008)
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| 3002 | my second cousin three times removed. "Nicholas went to California in search of employment, intending to send for his family after he was settled. While there he died under very sad circumstances. While crossing a bay with a boat, deeply laden, it filled with water and sank. He swam ashore, but was so chilled and exhausted that he died before he could reach a house only a quarter of a mile away." Chronological History of the Mosher Family by William Mosher. | MOSHER, Nicholas (I1358)
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| 3003 | My third cousin. Common ancestor Robert Ward/Emetine Mosher. | HINES, Edna Alicia (I4019)
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| 3004 | MyHeritage DNA match 41.4 cM / 3 segments. Largest 27.8 cM | SMITH, Charlotte (I18504)
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| 3005 | MyHeritage DNA match | DAMMANN, Ralph (I19502)
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| 3006 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I25866)
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| 3007 | MyHeritage DNA match 37 cM / 2 segments. Common ancestors James and Lydia Mosher | BARTLETT, C. (I24815)
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| 3008 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I16673)
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| 3009 | MyHeritage DNA match. | NELSON, Glade (I19495)
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| 3010 | MyHeritage DNA match. 70.9 cM / 4 segments He is a descendent of Maggie Lowthers brother Morton. He is son of Mike Peters who was my Mac computer guy. | PETERS, Michael (I5341)
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| 3011 | MyHeritage DNA match. Common ancestor William Shepherd/Jane Morgan | HART, Amy (I19510)
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| 3012 | MyHeritageDNA match 59 cM / 2 segments (I share more with the daughter than with her mother. (30cM) | MCDONALD, Sheena (I24479)
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| 3013 | Name also spelled Charnley | CHANLAY, Henry (I7978)
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| 3014 | Name appears to be given for the person making the birth record 'Amy Perry'. | KING, Amy Perry (I6174)
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| 3015 | Name Gennet determined by naming pattern of 1st daughter named after maternal grandmother | UNKNOWN, Gennet (I7840)
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| 3016 | Name given as Emma L. Parsons on marriage record. | Source (S2116)
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| 3017 | Name Isabell is from the mention of her in the Healaugh & Muker Court Book 'A' as the mother of Ralph Calvert and John Calvert. | Isabell (I8088)
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| 3018 | Name on burial record is Rosamund Alderson. | Source (S1828)
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| 3019 | Name on death record is Naaman Amos ErnstBuried, Fort Massey? | Source (S588)
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| 3020 | Name written as Choleen Margaret in the 1911 census. | WARD, Katherine Margaret (I8597)
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| 3021 | Name: Peter BergmannGender: MaleRace/Nationality: RussianLanguage: RussianNationality: StatelessAge: 20Occupatioin: FarmerRecord Type: CardsBirth Date: 16 Jan 1929Birth Place: RussiaArrival date: 7 Dec 1949Port of Arrival: Eastport, Idaho, USAAlso mentions that his nearest relative in Canada is Uncle Isaac Kroeger.Last permanent residence given as Delmeny, Saskatchewan, but is not his destination.Destination given as: Friend Margaret Martins, 3326 Radcliff Ave. W., Vancouver, BCMoney shown: $29.Purpose in coming: Transit, 2 daysHeight: 5' 7" Complexion: medium Hair: brown Eyes: blueSeaport and date of landing: Montreal Nov 13, 1948 - AirlinesArrived by: BusWritten across bottom: Withdrew application. | Source (S14)
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| 3022 | Named Helena because she was born at sea off St. Helena (island off coast of Africa). This is stated on the 1891 census. | MCKENZIE, Helena Elizabeth (I1448)
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| 3023 | Named Phebe in the book 'Sketch of the Old Parish Burying Ground, Windsor' | SENTELL, Ann (I1727)
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| 3024 | Names father as John, bricklayer. | Source (S1119)
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| 3025 | Nancey, daughter to Simon Ward of Skelton, buried. Pauper. | Source (S384)
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| 3026 | NASELLE — Donald Hall, 86, passed peacefully March 28, 2017, at his home with his wife, Marva by his side. Don was born in Mitchell, South Dakota on May 16, 1930, to Mamie and James Leslie Hall.When Don was 12 his parents moved to Longview, Wash., where he attended high school and worked in bakeries.He married Wilma Jean Madsen and they had five children, Patrick of Vancouver, Diane of Soldotna, Alaska, Donna of Longview, Peggy of Kelso and Julie of Longview.After a divorce, he married Marva Hall in 1962. They moved to the Long Beach Peninsula in 1973 where Don opened up a bakery at Sid’s Market. He later worked at Clarke Nursery and upon completing his Master Gardener classes opened up his own nursery, The Hall Gardens, where he created a beautiful garden filled with rhododendrons, maples, and rare and unusual trees, shrubs and perennials. Don found great pleasure walking among the garden with friends who shared his love of plants.During this time, Don and Marva adopted their daughter, Amber. Don and Amber shared time on the tractor, loading bark and doing other gardening chores. Customers returned each season to see how the gardens and Amber were growing. Don also served several terms as hospital commissioner.In 2007, they moved to their 5-acres in Naselle. Don loved the peaceful setting as he sat on the deck with his faithful dog, watching the wildlife, and his granddaughters, Brooke and Klara Davis, playing in the yard.Don was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Stan, Leonard and Russell. Don is survived by his children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren and will be missed. At his request, there will be no service. | Source (S1575)
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| 3027 | nee Gilbert (parents John and Almira) | GILBERT, Anna Maria (I3048)
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| 3028 | Neither Lilin or anyone her age appears in the 1881 census where she should have been age 14. | Source (S35)
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| 3029 | Nelson Eddy was an American singer and actor who appeared in 19 musical films (including the Phantom of the Opera) during the 1930s and 1940s, as well as in opera and on the concert stage, radio, television, and in nightclubs. "A classically trained baritone, he is best remembered for the eight films in which he costarred with soprano Jeanette MacDonald. He was one of the first "crossover" stars, a superstar appealing both to shrieking bobby soxers and opera purists, and in his heyday, he was the highest paid singer in the world."(Wikipedia) He is my 5th cousin as we share the same great great great great grandparents, Sgt. John Scott & Mary Gilmore. | EDDY, Nelson Ackerman (I6367)
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| 3030 | Nelson Mason wrote the family Memoirs that mentions the story about being an ancestor of Mary Stuart, 'the sister of Bonnie Prince Charlie' | MASON, Nelson Addison (I10776)
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| 3031 | Nelson was a Widower at the time of the marriage Her marriage record states her parents are 'James and Lucinda', however this would be because her birth mother was deceased and Lucinda was now her stepmother. | WARD, Elizabeth (I744)
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| 3032 | never married | GUILD, Angus Logan (I1531)
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| 3033 | Never married and died in Newport when well advanced in years | MOSHER, Archibald (I1277)
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| 3034 | Never married. | MCLEOD, Kenneth (I5516)
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| 3035 | Never married.. drowned at sea. Said to be a fine sea captain and sailed a sloop built at Mosherville. | MOSHER, Barzillai (I1274)
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| 3036 | New York City census 1860 age 21. | PEEK, Mary Harriett (I4351)
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| 3037 | Newport marriage register:James Ward, bach. of this parishElizabeth King, Spin.married by licence by Rev Charles Porter | Source (S1866)
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| 3038 | Newport Township Book states "Mrs. Deliverance Macumber relict of John Macumber and dau. of James Mosher died Nov 1857 ae 98 - she was the first female b. in Newport." (this doesn't make sense though since James and Lydia didn't come to Newport until 1760. | Source (S7)
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| 3039 | Newspaper article in Saskatoon Daily Star Thu, Jun 21, 1923 ·Page 8 : St. John's church was the scene of a quiet wedding this morning at 11 o'clock when Mr. Thomas Edward Porter and Miss Laura Elizabeth Vale were united in marriage in the presence of the immediate relatives and a few friends. Rev. Canon Smith, rector of the church, officiated, Mrs. E.B. Smith played the wedding marches and soft music during the ceremony. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr. Frank Lord, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Lord. She wore her travelling costume, a becoming three-piece suit of navy tricotine embroidered and a large hat of black mohair trimmed with French flowers. Her corsage bouquet was of pink and white roses. Mrs. Lord was wearing a smart suit of navy tricotine and mauve poke and corsage of mauve sweet peas. The bridegroom was assisted by his brother-in-law, Mr. J.J. Merry. After the ceremony the bridal party went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lord for the wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Porter left on the noon train for a honeymoon at Jasper Park and on their return will reside at Coronation Court. Mr. Porter is a member of the editorial staff of The Star and a number of his associates were interested witnesses of the ceremony. | Family: PORTER, Thomas Edward / VALE, Laura Elisabeth (F6138)
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| 3040 | Newspaper article in the Leeds Mercury, May 25 1844. Felony: On the 20th inst. Mary Hillary of Arkengarthdale who had lived the last half year as a servant of Mr. George Ward of Reeth, innkeeper, was brought by warrant before Francis Morley, Esq. charged with having stolen from her master a £5 note and other articles. It appeared that on the 11th inst. Mr. Ward locked up his desk which contained £48 and on the 16th he found that a £5 note was missing. Having some suspicion that his late servant, Mary Hillary, had taken it her box was searched in her presence and three others by the constable and found therein two aprons, a sleeping jacket, and two pairs of stockings, the property of Mrs. Ward. The constable then tried if the key of her box would open the desk; which it did. She was committed to take her trial at the next sessions for the Riding. | WARD, George (I8669)
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| 3041 | NEWTON (nee Ward) November 27, peacefully at home, Mary of Bishop Auckland aged 87 years. Devoted wife of the late Jim. A much loved mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral service to be held on Tuesday December 15, at 2.30pm at the Wear Valley Crematorium, Coundon. | Source (S1601)
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| 3042 | Nicholas and Polly lived on a farm owned by their Father James, bounded East by the Township line between Newport and Douglas, North by the Kennetcook River, over a mile from Township line west, thence Southerly to base line, so called, over a mile, thence to Township line, making over a mile square, and a river running from Rawdon down through centre of farm, emptying into the Kennetcook River. The said Nicholas was a carpenter and a very persevering mechanic. He took a contract to build a vessel which was constructed a quarter of a mile up from the mouth of the little river, and was superintended by John Corney, and launched into said river about 1807. Was sloop-rigged, carried a square topsail, and was sailed for a time by a stranger, afterward by Captain Barzillai Mosher (of the above Barzillai), of the sixth generation. this vessel carried plaster from Newport to Philadelphia, with a capacity of about 60 tons. After a time was sold. She was the first vessel built in Newport, Hants County, N.S. The above farm was willed to Nicholas and Joseph Mosher, sons of James. They died, and were buried a few rods from the little river opposite where the sloop was built, with others. The farm was sold to strangers, not any of the name living on it now, (but near by). (quote from 'The Mosher Family, From the Seventeenth Century to the present date.' Compiled by William Mosher of Mosherville, Hants Co. In Dec. 1796 Nicholas Mosher, builder had completed two bridges, one over the Cogmagun River and the other over the Kennetcook River; inspectors found the Kennetcook Bridge 'well and substantially built and finished in a good and workmanlike manner'; He received 200 pounds for building the two bridges. | MOSHER, Nicholas (I26)
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| 3043 | Nicholas was a ship builder and was a member of the Provincial Parliament for the County of Hants, N.S. for a number of years. (Chronological history of Moshers) | MOSHER, Nicholas (I1260)
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| 3044 | Nicholas was a ship builder and was a member of the Provincial Parliament for the County of Hants, N.S. for a number of years. (Chronological history of Moshers) | MOSHER, Nicholas (I4064)
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| 3045 | Nixon appears in the 1921 city directory for Londonderry at Bennett Street Lower. | Source (S858)
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| 3046 | Nixon Lowther seems to have either married three different Ross women, or there are errors in the baptism records for his children. It lists Margaret Ross as mother of James in 1843, Sarah Ross as mother of William in 1845, Ross in 1847, Samuel in 1849, Mary in 1852. And he is listed as marrying Mary Ross in 1842. | Source (S1979)
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| 3047 | No baptism record has been located. | CALVERT, William (I14859)
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| 3048 | No children. | Source (S1241)
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| 3049 | No death records exist for Nova Scotia between 1878 and 1907 so he died between the 1901 census and 1908 | WOLFE, Nicholas (I19847)
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| 3050 | No occupation given, but her son William is a butcher. | HOWSON, Esther (I7509)
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