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Matches 3,301 to 3,350 of 4,339
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| 3301 | On the 1931 census she is listed as divorced. | Family: DAVIDSON, Clarence Douglas / ATWELL, Marguerite Mary (F7024)
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| 3302 | On the 1st of November, Mr. Marshall Mumford, son of Mr. George Mumford of Newport, to Miss Tryphosa Parker of Windsor, daughter of the late Francis Parker of Newport.Acadian Recorder Issue: 10 November 1832 Vol. 20 No. 45 | Source (S1967)
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| 3303 | On the 23rd ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Crow, Mr. Robert Faulkner Jun. of Burncoat, to Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. John Densmore of Noel.Acadian Recorder: 1 February 1834 | Source (S1969)
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| 3304 | On the 4th inst. Agnes, wife of Mr. William Harvie of Newport. The meek and quiet spirit which distinguished her in life was sustained and cheered by the Christian hope in death and the unclouded prospect of a better world. - Acadian Recorder 17 February 1844 Vol. 32 No. 7 | Source (S634)
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| 3305 | On the actual document her name is spelled Katherion | WILKINSON, Catherine (I11807)
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| 3306 | On the baptism record at FindMyPast they have incorrectly transcribed his last name as Janson. | Source (S1515)
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| 3307 | On the birth record it only mentions 'Mother, Elizabeth'. Doesn't mention Thomas as the father. Perhaps he died before the child was born, but I can find no burial record for him anywhere in England. Maybe they divorced. There are no more children of this couple baptized. | Source (S1281)
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| 3308 | On the birth record it's spelled Allas Hurtle and mother's name spelled Elizabeth. | HIRTLE, Alice (I19073)
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| 3309 | On the birth registration she is 'illegitamate' and the father is named as James Ward of Brooklyn, Hants. | SMITH, Eva Celestia (I1415)
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| 3310 | On the civil birth registration you can see his mother's maiden name was Ward. | Source (S1491)
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| 3311 | On the death register it gives her name as Sarah Liswell. Her son in law Elisha Burgess is the informant. | Source (S676)
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| 3312 | On the death register it gives her name as Sarah Liswell. Her son in law Elisha Burgess is the informant. | Source (S851)
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| 3313 | On the Kirkby-Ravensworth birth register, it says: "Margaret the daughter of Simond Ward of Woodclose bapt. March ___"As I was looking at an old map of the area I spotted "Woodclose Gill". I wonder if someone would give their abode as the body of water they lived on? Or was there a farmhouse called Woodclose?This is very close to Gayles (near Ravensworth) where there were many Wards. | WARD, Margaret (I1675)
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| 3314 | On the Kirkby-Ravensworth birth register, it says: "Margaret the daughter of Simond Ward of Woodclose bapt. March ___"As I was looking at an old map of the area I spotted "Woodclose Gill". I wonder if someone would give their abode as the body of water they lived on? Or was there a farmhouse called Woodclose?This is very close to Gayles (near Ravensworth) where there were many Wards. | Source (S425)
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| 3315 | On the marriage record Elizabeth's residence is West Stonesdale and Simon's is Moor Close Farm. | Family: CALVERT, Simon / RUKIN, Elizabeth (F4689)
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| 3316 | On the marriage record Elizabeth's residence is West Stonesdale and Simon's is Moor Close Farm. | Source (S2139)
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| 3317 | On the marriage record he names his parents as William and Mary J. | Source (S2131)
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| 3318 | On the marriage record her last name is spelled as Downy | Family: HARTT, George Nelson / DOWNING, Mary Ann (F8923)
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| 3319 | On the marriage record her name is Susan Libbey as she was adopted and her name changed in 1874. | Source (S2107)
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| 3320 | On the marriage record it says her parents are Pharez and Lillian. This is probably a mistake and should have been Pharez and Hannah. | Source (S2092)
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| 3321 | On the marriage record it states that Simon is a bachelor and place of residence is Catterick. Witnesses were John & Robert Ward and Mary Alderson | Source (S1984)
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| 3322 | On the marriage record James gives his father's name as Benjamin. This confirms that he was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth Ingram and Benjamin Taylor.James occupation is labourer and Hannah's father is a tailor. | Source (S2163)
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| 3323 | On the marriage record Thomas gives his father's name as John. | Source (S2150)
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| 3324 | On the marriage record William is 'of the Parish of Kettlewell.' Elizabeth is of the Parish of Arkengarthdale.He uses his middle name 'Addison' as his only forename. | Source (S2055)
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| 3325 | On the marriage register she gives her father's name as William Whitehead even though he had died before she was born. | Source (S2153)
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| 3326 | On the muster roll of the Royal Fencible Americans there is a Thomas Robinson listed as follows: Robinson, Thomas - private; deserted 11 November. | ROBINSON, Thomas (I4250)
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| 3327 | On the WWII draft card for Clarence it lists his wife as Mrs Mary Gordon | AMIRAULT, Mary Clara (I354)
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| 3328 | On the Yorkshire Administrations inquisitions post mortem, his name is spelled 'Raiph' instead of Ralph. Some research on the subject indicates that this was an old British 'upper class' spelling of Ralph. IMPORTANT NOTE: From here back in my tree is all just a theory, based on logical assumptions, so please take that into consideration if you plan to use this information in your own research. I think it is possible that this Ralph Ward is the Ralph Ward b. 1577 in Monkton, near Ripon whose parents were John Ward and Jenet (Jane?) Sawkelth. There is no trace found of him later in that area after his birth, so he could very well be the Ralph Ward who ends up in East Layton. It's only a 45 minute drive today. You can view my Ward lineage 'theory' on my website at https://ginsgenes.me/tree/showmedia.php?mediaID=191 Note: There was also a James Ward of East Layton buried at Forcett 14 Aug 1654 Could have been either a son or brother. | WARD, Ralph (I8971)
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| 3329 | On their marriage record, Audrey's parents are stated as Rupert and Alice Cochrane. However, these are her grandparents. They likely raised her and thus she gave them as her parents. | Source (S2123)
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| 3330 | On this census she is a visitor in the household of William and Ann Graham where Edward Graham, her future husband is the brother of the head.. The following year she gives birth to her illegitimate daughter Jane (born at Swinithwaite). Jane's baptism record says 'illegitimate daughter of Eden Harker, Swinethwaite, housekeeper'Most likely Edward is the father.Update: It turns out that Eden was the sister of William's wife Ann. | Source (S1594)
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| 3331 | On this marriage he gives his parents as Josiah & Catherine Ward | Family: WARD, Josiah / MCKINNON, Eunice (F6946)
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| 3332 | On this marriage he gives his parents as ______ Wolfe and Catherine Ward. | Family: WARD, Josiah / VOGLER, Mary Rachel (F6947)
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| 3333 | On Thursday evening, after a lingering illness, John Walker, youngest son of William Caldwell, Esq. aged 24 years. Funeral will take place to-morrow, Sunday, at 4 o'clock from the residence of his father, Grafton Street.Acadian Recorder, 5 April 1845. | Source (S319)
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| 3334 | On Thursday last, at Ardoise Hill, Mr. Lodowick Hunter, in the 74th year of his age, an old and respectable inhabitant of that place - leaving a disconsolate widow and a large number of friends and relatives to bemoan his loss. Acadian Recorder: 3 March 1838 | Source (S565)
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| 3335 | On Thursday morning last, by the Venerable Archdeacon Willis, Mr. Robert Barry, of Truro, to Mrs. Ann Faulkner, widow of the late Mr. Robert Faulkner of the same place.Acadian RecorderIssue: 20 February 1830 Vol. 18 No. 8 | Source (S1986)
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| 3336 | On Thursday the 10th inst., in Christ's Church Amherst, Cumberland, by the Rev'd George Townsend A.M. Rector of the Parish, Robert Barry Dickie, Esq., of that place, Barrister, to Mary Blair second daughter of the Honorable Alexander Stewart of this city. Acadian Recorder 19 October 1844 | Source (S1972)
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| 3337 | On Tuesday by the Rev. Archdeacon Willis, Henry Cunard, Esq. of Mirimichi, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. William Duffus. Acadian RecorderIssue: 2 October 1830 Vol. 18 No. 40 | Source (S1953)
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| 3338 | On Tuesday, 24th of January, Mr. James McLearn of Rawdon to Miss Eliza Eunice Godfrey of Ardoise Hill. Acadian Recorder February 11, 1837 | Source (S1971)
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| 3339 | On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, just one day after turning 70, Murray passed away peacefully following a brief stay in Valley Regional Hospital, Kentville. He was surrounded by his loving family during his final days. Many cherished memories of Murray were shared, bringing moments of both laughter and tears. Murray was born on October 1, 1954, in Windsor to the late Ernest and Jean (Brown) Pemberton. He will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 50 years, Peggy (Wilson); children, Jamie (Shiloh), Megan, and Charles (Amber); and beloved grandchildren, Jesse, Wesley, Brantley, Austin, and Wrenley. He is also survived by his younger brother and sister, Tim (Shirley) and Sherri (John Donald), as well as numerous other family members and dear friends. In his final year of high school, Murray attended Windsor Regional, where he met Peggy, the woman he would marry three years later. After graduation, Murray briefly worked as a milkman for Farmer’s Dairy before shifting his focus to farming at his wife’s family farm, Bovidae, owned by the Wilsons. After more than 25 years dedicated to farming and raising their three children, Murray embarked on a new journey as a self-taught carpenter. He spent 18 years mastering the craft, working right up until shortly before his passing. His workmanship was admired and well known for its precision, quality, and attention to detail, which he took great pride in. Murray used his carpentry skills not only to support his growing family but also to build special projects that brought happiness to his loved ones, creating lasting memories and meaningful connections along the way. At the age of 18, Murray was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. His faith guided him through life and he firmly believed that if ever he fell asleep in death, he would be safe in God’s memory, awaiting his wake-up call. He was dedicated to helping others in the congregation, volunteering his time and skills to support its activities, strengthen the family-like bonds, and uplift those in need. He was a man of strong convictions, guided by principles of kindness, compassion, and integrity. His unwavering belief in the importance of service inspired those around him to make a positive difference in the lives of others. As we say goodbye to Murray, we hold close to our hearts the many wonderful memories he created. His gentle spirit, warm smile and unique sense of humour will be forever cherished by all who knew and loved him. The family would like to thank Dr. Alfredo De la Torre and the nurses in the hematology department of the Dickson building for their attention and treatment of Murray’s health over the last few years, as well as Dr. Kathryn Cull and the exceptional staff at Valley Regional Hospital. We truly appreciate the kindness and care you provided Murray during the last week of his life. Arrangements for cremation have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317), where the family invites you to visit with them on Thursday, October 10 between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. A memorial service of Murray’s life will be held on Friday, October 11 at 2:00 p.m. (ADT), at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 7027 Highway 14, Sweet’s Corner. A zoom link to virtually watch the memorial can be found here: zoom.us/signin#/login (Meeting ID # 570 304 741 Passcode: 001172). Murray will be laid to rest at a later date, during a private interment in Oak Hill Cemetery, Ellerhouse. In lieu of flowers, donations in Murray’s memory may be made to the IWK Foundation, 5855 Spring Garden Rd. Suite B220, Halifax, NS B3H 4S2 or to donate/jw.org. Messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting: www.demontfamilyfuneralhome.ca. | PEMBERTON, Murray Ernest (I23688)
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| 3340 | one census says New Brunswick, Canada, another says Ontario, and another says England. I'm inclined to choose England because in the census that says England, it also gives the immigration dates (1893) She also gives varying birth years (1891, 1892 and 1896) If she did immigrate to Canada in 1893 then one of the first two is real. | VALE, Laura Elisabeth (I17688)
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| 3341 | One of his heroes was Samuel Cunard, to whom he was related by marriage. When W.J. was just a young man, he met Cunard who made an indelible impression on the young merchant. The couple resided in Halifax where W.J. operated the family hardware firm, Wm Stairs, Son and Morrow and later became president of the Union Bank. The Stairs had thirteen children: William, John Fitzwilliam, Maryanne, James, Margaret Wiseman, Edward, George, Ethel, Herbert, Catherine, Gavin Lang, Joanna, and Richard Kidston. | STAIRS, William James (I1806)
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| 3342 | One of many boarders in the dwelling. Single. It's hard to read her place of birth, but I'm pretty sure it says Cumberland, NS. That makes a lot of sense since her mother was from there. | Source (S487)
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| 3343 | One of the original grantees at Falmouth, Nova Scotia | GREENOUGH, Daniel (I359)
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| 3344 | Only George and his mother-in-law, Ann. Still a paper maker. | Source (S1732)
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| 3345 | only mention of him is at his baptism " age 2 1/2 yrs. illegitimate child of Abigail Ward, Newport. by James Hile (??) | WARD, Al?? Leonard (I762)
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| 3346 | only record is the baptism in the Church records | WARD, George Albert (I1538)
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| 3347 | Or Moulds Level | Source (S1285)
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| 3348 | Or, he could be the William, son of Richard Coates of Startforth:6 Aug 1732 | Source (S1368)
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| 3349 | Original owner/builder of the stately Bras d'Or mansion Annfield Manor, built in 1893. He was the owner of Bras d'Or Coal Company. | BURCHELL, George Bartlett (I5122)
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| 3350 | Owned consulting firm of Tornblad & Lees, London, England | Source (S1768)
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