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| 3551 | Probate records:Alice WARD, spinster, of Hurworth upon Tease in the county of Durham [Hurworth, County Durham]; also spelt WardeDate of probate: 1680will, 26 October 1680 (DPR/I/1/1680/W6/1-2) (includes her neices Margaret and Janet Allen, nephew John Allen, nephew William Ward, niece Margaret Stockdaile (sp?), niece Isabel Emerson, and nephew William Allen (executor)inventory, actual total £72 18s 2d, 30 December 1680 (DPR/I/1/1680/W6/3-4)bond, 1680 (DPR/I/3/1680/B297)--------------------Alice WARD, spinster, of Hurworth within the county of Durham [Hurworth, County Durham]Date of probate: 1682inventory, actual total £13, undated (DPR/I/1/1682/W10/1) | Source (S1110)
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| 3552 | Probate to Jonathan Moody, stevedore's clerk | ALLINSON, Ann (I9292)
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| 3553 | Probate to Laura Elizabeth Porter widow 2285 pounds 14s 9d | PORTER, Thomas Edward (I17687)
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| 3554 | Probate wasn't until 1779. | WATTERS, William (I11860)
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| 3555 | Probate William Peacock of Brinks Place Little Bolton. effects under £100 to Isabella Peacock | Source (S1842)
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| 3556 | Probate, 5745 pounds | Source (S1682)
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| 3557 | Probate, Henry Dean of 45 Mytholmes Lane, Haworth near Keighley Yorkshire, died July 13, 1933, Administration London 17 August, London to Hettie Dean, widow. Effects 308 pounds 14s 4d. | Source (S1597)
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| 3558 | Probate, Middlesex, London: 14 May Administration of the personal estate of Rosina Ward (wife of John Ward) late of 7 Queen's Terrace, Queen's Road, Chelsea in the county of Middlesex who died 1 February 1869 at 3 Caledonian Terrace, Chelsea was granted at the principal registry under certain specialties to the said John Ward of Myton in the County of York, shoemaker.Limited probate, principal registry, March 1884. Personal estate £100, Resworn Feb 1885 £2040 | Source (S1821)
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| 3559 | Probate: "Kathleen Margaret Maughan of West End Bellerby, Leyburn, North Yorkshire died 17 March 1979. Probate New Castle Upon Tyne 4 May, 6413 pounds. | Source (S1177)
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| 3560 | Probate: "Peacock, James Roger of Randell House, Aske, Richmond, Yorkshire, died 6 June, 1945. Administration Llandudno 16 July to Jane Elizabeth Peacock, widow. Effects 347 pounds, 6s 6d." | Source (S1369)
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| 3561 | Probate: 19 October, the Will of Thomas Peacock late of Reeth in the County of York who died 1st October 1878 at Reeth was proved at York by Ward Peacock of Reeth, shoemaker the son and sole executor. Personal estate under 450. | Source (S1498)
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| 3562 | Probate: Dalrymple, Alexander, Miner, retired, Kingseathill, Dunfermline, died 19 June 1929 at same place, testate. Confirmation Cupar, 3 July, to John Penman, Fruit Merchant, Kingseathill, Dunfermline, an Elizabeth Roxburgh or Thomson, 52 Holyrood Place 26 June 1929. Value of Estate, £213:18:2 Not sure why he left part of his estate to Elizabeth Roxburgh. She doesn't seem to be related. She was a daughter of Charles Roxburgh and Ann Struthers. She married Andrew Thomson and they had two children, Bessie and Georgina. | DALRYMPLE, Alexander (I329)
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| 3563 | Probate: Dinsdale, Minnie Elizabeth Isabel of Quarry Hills Leyburn North Yorks died 9 July 1983. Probate Newcastle-upon-Tyne 22 August. Not exceeding £25000 | Source (S1417)
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| 3564 | Probate: Fawcett, Joseph, of Manor House, Marske near Richmond Yorkshire died August 9 1948. Probate London January 12 to Thomas Fawcett, Percy Hutchinson Fawcett farmers. Effects £7369 11s 2d Obit: Hundreds of Mourners at Marske Man's Funeral The weather conditions did not deter hundreds of mourners from attending the funeral at Marske, Swaledale of Mr Joseph Fawcett (64) of Manor House, whose death was reported last week. The smaII church of St. Edmund's could not accommodate the greater part of the mourners many of whom had come from all parts of the Dale and Richmondshire. The remains were conveyed from the farm on a horse-drawn farm wagon, and the bearers Messrs J. Fawcett S. Fawcett, J. Dixon, A. Metcalfe, J. R. Langstaff, and R. Constantine, were nephews of the deceased. Members of the Lennox Lodge of Freemasons and the Royal Arch Chapter; Richmond and the Thorn-borough Lodge Leyburn of which deceased was a member, lined up on each side of the entrance to the Churchyard as the cortege arrived and they headed the procession to the graveside. Rev. W. Steel, vicar, officiated at the service in the church and at the gravesite. The Masonic brethren, led by the Rev. B. W. Crawford, vicar of Crakehall and Chaplan to the Beresford Pierse Lodge of Freemasons, Bedale. paid tribute with their brief service and each member filed past the grave into which were dropped sprigs of mimosa. It was an impressive scene and fine tribute to one who was a typical country gentleman.Mrs T. W. Metcalfe was organist. Relatives were : Mr Percy and William Fawcett. Mr and Mrs Robert Fawcett, sons and daughter-in-law; Mr and Mrs T. Hodgson, sister and brother-in-law; Mr. and Mrs J. Fawcett, Mr and Mrs T. Fawcett, brothers and sisters-in-law; Mrs H. Fawcett. sister-in-law; Mrs Siddle, Mr and Mrs J. T. Lowes, Mr and Mrs T. Metcalfe, Mr T. Alderson, sisters and brothers-in-law; Mrs Thompson (Stockton), aunt; Mr and Mrs J Dixon, Mr J. Dixon, Mr and Mrs L. Scott, Mr and Mrs F. Metcalfe, Mr L. and T. Hodgson, Mr R. Fawcett, Messrs J. and S. Fawcett, The Misses M. L. and V. Fawcett, Mr and Mrs. F. Foster, Mr and Mrs J. R. Longstaff, Mr and Mrs R. Constantine. The Misses I. and J. Siddle, Mr A. Metcalfe. Mr and Mrs E. Alderson, nephews and nieces; J. Fawcett (Gainford), cousin. | FAWCETT, Joseph (I9981)
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| 3565 | Probate: Henry Ward Longstaff of 48 Bates Ave. Darlington died 8 December 1929 at 5 Abinger Rd. Bournemouth. Administration Durham 6 January to Joseph Lambton Longstaff schoolmaster. Effects £165 18s 4d. | Source (S1585)
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| 3566 | Probate: Ottiwell of James Lane, Whiston near Prescot, Lancashire retired farmer died 16 October 1911 Probate Liverpool 27 October to Ottiwell Ward and Thomas Ward farmers and Mary Hird Ward spinster Effects £717 1s 4d | WARD, Ottiwell (I7507)
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| 3567 | Probate: WARD Thomas of Grinton Lodge, Church Road Roby Lancashire died 29 April 1935 Probate Liverpool 8 June to Thomas Ottiwell Ward solicitor George Howson Ward insurance assistant and Evelyn Allen (wife of Sydney Cecil Andrew Allen). Effects £16537 15s. 3d. | WARD, Thomas (I16655)
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| 3568 | Probate: Ward, John Thomas of Reeth d. 2 May 1933 at Edgemount, Reeth. Probate York 25 May to Louisa Alice Ward widow. Effects 490 pounds 2 s | WARD, John Thomas (I7569)
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| 3569 | Probate: Ward, Sarah of 118 Queens Avenue Bromley Cross near Bolton spinster died 1 November 1947 Probate Chester 3 January to Thomas Ottiwell Ward solicitor. Effects 989 0s 3d. | WARD, Sarah (I16660)
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| 3570 | Probate: Ward, Thomas Ottiwell of Inglenook, Hillside Road Frodsham Cheshire died 13 July 1948. Probate Chester 18 August to George Howson Ward assistant insurance manager. Effects £3542 10s. | WARD, Thomas Ottiwell (I17781)
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| 3571 | Probate:WARD, Margaret of the Post Office Reeth near Richmond, Yorkshire, spinster, died 8 December, 1936. Probate London 7 January to Elizabeth Ann Ward and Alice Ward spinsters. Effects 1021 pounds 7s 4d. Write up in Darlington & Stockton Times / Ripon & Richmond Chronicle on December 19, 1936: FORMER POSTMISTRESS AT REETH Many Mourners at Funeral of Miss M. Ward Many mourners attended the funeral of Miss Margaret Ward, formerly Postmistress at Reeth, which took place on Friday of last week. The Rev. R. H. Wray officiated at the service in the Reeth Methodist Church, and spoke of the Christian character of the deceased. He read Tennyson's "Crossing the Bar", a favourite of Miss Ward's. The interment was at Grinton Cemetery. The chief mourners were Miss E. A. Ward, sister; Miss Bessie? Ward, niece; Mrs. Ward, sister-in-law; Miss Alice Ward; Miss Annie Ward; Miss Isobel Ward; Mr. and Mrs. G. Pedley; Mrs. Rushworth (Oakworth); Mr. G. Porter; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Porter; Mrs. and Mr. Merry; Mr. E. Porter; Mr. Norman Ward; Mr. W. Ward (Holme-on-Spalding Moor); Mr. and Mrs. R. Porter, nephews & nieces; Mr. Day (Crook); Mrs. Lord (Canada). Others present included: Ald A. Morton (former Postmaster Richmond Post Office); Mr. Steel (Head Postmaster Richmond); Mr. and Mrs. Hepworth (Postmaster Spennymoor); Mrs. Bagshaw (sub-Postmistress Low Row); Mr. R. Moore, Mr. W. Pedley (representing Grinton Post Office); Mrs. Burton, Miss White, Mr. and Mrs. E. Blenkiron, Miss Greathead, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. K. Gill, Mrs. Scarr, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Place, Mr. J. Cherry, Mr. M. Clarkson J.P., Miss Clarkson (Satron), Mr. Burton (Askrigg), Mr. and Mrs. M. Hillary, Mr. C. Croft, Miss M. Croft, Mr. J. Jackson, Mrs. H. Wallis, Miss M. Hodgson, Miss Hodgson, Mr. C. Jackson, Miss Metcalfes, Miss Blenkiron, Mrs. Budden, Mrs. R__ther?, Mr. G. R_dber?, Nurse Fletcher, Mrs. Gregory, Mr. J. Ward, Miss A. Ward, Mr. F. Kendall, Mr. Randall, Mr. Scratcherd?, Mrs. Alderson, Mr. Slack (Arkendale), Mr. H. Petty, Mr. J. Percival, Mrs. J. Sunter (Low Row), Mr. T. Close, Mr. Munro, Miss Alderson, Mrs. Alderson, Mrs. W. Porter, Mrs. R. A. Place, Mrs J. Calvert, Mrs. E. Allison, Mrs. G. M. Calvert (Harkerside), Mr. Elliot, Mrs. E. Horn, Mrs. N. Brown, Mr. J. E. Peacock, Mr. F. Peacock, Mr. R. Woodward, Miss Severs, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barningham, Mr. F. Hammond, Mr. J. N. Whitehead, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bell, Miss Cleminson, Mrs. McCormick, Mr. J. Blenkiron and Mr. Holt?. The bearers were: Mr. N. Ward, Mr. W. Ward, Mr. E. Porter, Mr. T. Pedley (nephews of the deceased), Mr. J. J. Merry, Mr. R. Gill. Floral tributes were sent by: "Lilla and Bessie"; "Louie and family"; "Tom, Laura and Frank"; "Louie, Jack and George"; "George and family, Grinton and Reeth"; "Maggie and family"; "Emma", "Annie, Jessie and little Jessie"; Coun F. Hope Wilson;, Mr. and Mrs Castle?, Darlington; Mr. and Mrs. E. Blenkiron; Ald A. Morton, Richmond; Mrs. Nicholson, Harrowgate; Miss Scrafton, Middlebrough; Mrs. Gargoyne-Johnson, Cullempeon??, Devonshire; Miss Tait, Newcastle; Mrs Burton; Capt and Mrs Henry; Miss Severs; "Mr and Mrs Rodber and Frank"; Mr and Mrs J. G. Seal??; Mr. H. Croft and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Scarr; "Laura, May and Ivy Smithson; Misses Blenkiron: Head Postmaster and staff, Richmond P.O.; Sub-Postmaster; Reeth Women's Institute. ---------------------------- Article dated Dec 8th, 1936 announcing her death: FORMER POSTMISSTRESS of REETH Death of Miss Margaret Ward The death at Reeth Post Office of the former postmistress, Miss Margaret Ward, aged 73, recalls the family's long association with that post office. The work there has been carried on by members of the Ward family without a break since 1868. It was in that year that Miss Ward's father, Mr. Thomas Ward, was appointed postmaster and Miss Ward helped in the work from being a child. Reeth was one of the first offices in the area to have telegraph facilities. They were provided there in 1870 and Miss Ward learned the working of the system when she was about ten years old. On her father's death in 1879 her brother, the late Mr. J.T. Ward, became postmaster and with the exception of about a year when another brother, the late Mr. Ralph Ward, was postmaster, he held the position until 1902. He resigned in that year and Miss Ward, who had been his assistant, was appointed postmistress. Whe she retired a year or two ago her nephew, Mr. T.E. Porter, became postmaster. Miss Ward is to be buried at Grinton tomorrow. | WARD, Margaret (I7567)
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| 3572 | Provincial Wesleyan - Wednesday, 25 October 1871 - Page 4 -Obituary -Miss Sarah A. Bond, of Rawdon -In early life Miss Bond was attracted toward the matter of personal religion under the labours of the Methodist ministers who then visited Rawdon.; but the instrumentality rendered effectual in leading her to decision in regard to service to God was a tract entitled, “The Fatal Resolution.” She then made choice of “the good part,” and sought and obtained an interest in the merits of the Saviour, and rejoiced in finding “the pearl of great price.” She immediately united with the Methodist church, and from that time until her death, a period of thirty-seven years her course was throughout one of entire Christian consistency, and of earnest desire for the glory of the Redeemer in the prosperity of His cause, Her last illness was one of five weeks continuance, during which she in patience possessed her soul, meekly submissive to the will of Her Heavenly Father, confiding in His love, and in the full assurance of the house not made with hands eternal in the heavens. She fell asleep in Jesus on the 2nd of October 1871, aged 52 years. | BOND, Sarah Ann (I1497)
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| 3573 | Provincial Wesleyan - Wednesday, 26 March 1862 - Page 3 - At Windsor, N.S., on the 10th inst., Martha, wife of Mr. James Taylor, and fifth daughter of James and Elizabeth Ward, of Sackville, N.S., aged 35 years. | WARD, Martha Jane (I303)
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| 3574 | Provincial Wesleyan - Wednesday, 29 May 1872 - Page 4 -Obituary -Mary, wife of Mr. James Shaffer, died at Lower Granville, August 8, 1871. Mrs. S. whose maiden name was Church, while yet a mere infant lost her father by death, after which she became the adopted child of Mr. William Clarke of Bridgetown at her marriage she removed to Lower Granville. In the year 1868, the village in which was her home, being then a part of the Annapolis circuit, she was awakened under a sermon by the writer, and soon after, having obtained a clear sense of pardon, she connected herself with the Wesleyan church. She was characterized by great sweetness of disposition, but was at the same remarkable for firmness of will, and unhesitating faithfulness in the performance of duty. She made her home attractive, for she looked well to the ways of her household, and was a most considerate hostess. Death came to her while yet in early womanhood and held to life by the care of her children still of tender age. Her disease (pulmonary consumption)induced unusual distress, and during her last hours, her sufferings were excruciating. But through Divine grace her afflictions were greatly sanctified to her spiritual health. When I came to the circuit I found her near her end, but sustained by an unfaltering trust in God her Saviour, and comforted by the tokens of his presence and favour. And thus sustained and comforted she passed through the agonies of dissolution and was not for God took her.J.H.Note - Her gravestone in Woodland Cemetery, Lequille, reads Shafner | CHURCH, Mary Mehitable (I16113)
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| 3575 | Provincial Wesleyan - Wednesday, 31 July 1872 - Page 4 - Mr. John C. Church of Belmont, Newport, son of the late Israel Church of Windsor, was for many years a person of unimpeachable conduct, but had remained a stranger to a satisfactory testimony of the pardoning love of God. During his last illness, he become increasingly anxious for the personal assurance of his acceptance through Christ. And although a reserved temperament of mind, he was able to evidence his assurance of the divine favour, and hopefully slept in Jesus, on the 9th of May 1872, in the 76th year of his age. O, how is it, that so many who desire salvation, are willing to rest short, of the redeeming Son of God? James G. Hennigar.Avondale, June 1872. | CHURCH, John Campbell (I2534)
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| 3576 | Published in The Northern Echo on 7th September 2010:COOPER Joseph Ruddick September 8 A perfect husband, the very best dad and the proudest grandad We Miss You Very Much From Florence, Brian, Paul and the Grandchildren | Source (S1474)
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| 3577 | Pudsey is adjacent to Leeds. | Source (S61)
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| 3578 | Quaker birth record says place born was Wythmoor which is only 2 miles from Lambrigg where the census records say he was born. | Source (S1631)
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| 3579 | Quote from the will of his aunt Joan: “I will, with the consent of Nicholas Warde, my brother, that a tenement at Skelton go to John Warde, son of Sir Roger Warde, deceased, after the death of the said Nicholas. So, this John Warde mentioned in Joan's will was a brother of Sir Christopher Warde. His aunt wanted to make sure her nephew received an inheritance of land in 'Skelton'. This would be Skelton-on-Ure which is right next to the original manor of Givendale. | WARD, John (I8849)
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| 3580 | RAFUSE, Michael Francis "Mike" - 49, Windsor, passed away very suddenly, Sunday, November 5, 2000, in the Hants Community Hospital, Windsor, surrounded by his loving family and friends. Born September 29, 1951, in Windsor, he was a son of the late Harold "Pick" Lawrence Rafuse. Mike had a great love for Country Music and played in several bands over the years. He was always humming and singing around the house and also had a song for his friends. Mike's other passions in his life were his wife, children and grandchildren who were the apple of his eye, his mother, brothers, all his friends and his best friend "Farrah" Mike worked several jobs during his life, driving ambulance for McCarthy's and later Arsenault's Ambulance. He was co-owner of Rafuse Taxi and Restaurant. As assistant manager, Mike was a professionalist at his job at Lindsay's Windsor Funeral Home, helping many friends who were his family away from home. He was an avid sports fan and enjoyed boxing, hockey (Toronto Maple Leafs), baseball and in his earlier years he played minor and junior hockey, winning Nova Scotia Championships at the age of 14. He is survived by his loving wife, the former Valerie Leta "Doll" Barker; daughters, Tabitha Michelle, Mrs. Louis Harnish, Mount Denson; Leslie Dawn, Mrs. Richie Hamilton, Petawawa, Ont.; sons, Trevor Michael (Stacey), Windsor; Kevin Robert (Natasha), Windsor; Trevor Mitchell Barker (Melodie), Windsor; grandchildren, Aaron, Connor, Brianna, Nicholas, Kyle, Alex, Jeremy, Tyus and Trey; brothers, John (Sheila), Windsor; Kenny (Pat), Moncton, N.B.; Brian (Irene), Gander, Nfld.; Tom (Daphne), Gander, Nfld.; half-sister, Joan (Mrs. Wilfred Hawksworth, Hythe, Alta. Mike was predeceased by his brother, Darrell Edwin Rafuse. Visitations 7-9 p.m. today, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in Lindsay's Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King St., Windsor. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, November 9, in Christ Anglican Church, King St., Rev. David Curry and Rev. E.E. Hill are officiating, with interment in Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor. | RAFUSE, Michael Francis (I25317)
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| 3581 | Ralph appears in the Yorkshire Hearth Tax of 1673 in Bellerby. | BLACKBURN, Ralph (I1671)
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| 3582 | Ralph appears in the Yorkshire Hearth Tax of 1673 in Bellerby. | Source (S422)
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| 3583 | Ralph Neville, died July 24, 1522, seised of the manors of Thornton Brigg, Leckby, Cundall and Kirkby-on-the- Moor (near Boroughbridge), Gipton and Leeds ; his three daughters were found to be his heirs | Source (S1225)
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| 3584 | Ralph son of William Parke. | PARKE, Ralph (I17405)
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| 3585 | Ralph WARD, gentleman, of Bishop Middleham in the county of Durham [Bishop Middleham, County Durham]Date of probate: 25 August 1705will, 26 August 1699 (DPR/I/1/1705/W2/1-2)will bond, penal sum £300, 25 August 1705 (DPR/I/3/1705/B113/1-2) | Source (S1094)
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| 3586 | Ralph's occupation is 'Barrister' | Source (S2077)
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| 3587 | Ralph's residence is given as East Layton | Source (S2125)
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| 3588 | Rate Collector | Source (S1246)
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| 3589 | Ravensworth baptism record says Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph and Ann Hutchinson of Kersey Green. | HUTCHINSON, Elizabeth (I17442)
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| 3590 | Raw, James of Lodge Green This is the last Will and Testament of me James Raw of Lodge Green Gunnerside in the Parish of Grinton in the County of York Miner I give and devise to my Niece Hannah Raw, the daughter of my late Brother George Raw, my best Feather Bed and Pillows one pare [sic] of the Best Blankets and three of my best quilts I give and devise to my two Executors hereinafter named, the whole of my Copyhold property situated at Lodge Green and Gunnerside in the Parish of Grinton and County of York, to sell the same by Public Auction within Six Months after my death and after all expenses of such Sale, all my just debts Funeral and Testamentary Expenses is paid the whole of the proceeds of such Sale, together with all the remaining part of my personal property to be divided by my two Executors hereinafter named as follows, that is to say I give and devise to my brother John Raw his heirs or assigns one seventh part, I give and devise to my late brother Richard Raw children their heirs or assigns one seventh part I give and devise to my late Sister Mary Calvert children their heirs and assigns one seventh part I give and devise to my late brother Thomas Raw children their heirs or assigns one seventh part I give and devise to my late brother George Raw children their heirs or assigns one seventh part I give and devise to Hannah Dougill the wife of George Dougill her heirs and assigns one seventh part I give and devise to Anthony Pratt son of Phillis Kitchen formerly Pratt his heirs and assigns one seventh part to be paid by my Executors hereinafter named Twelve months after my decease and I do hereby appoint John Johnson and Henry Woodward of Gunnerside my Executors of this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty sixth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty three Signed James Raw Signed by the herein before named James Raw the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who in his presence and in the presence of each other have here unto subscribed our names as Witnesses Witness William Coates Robert Chapman Proved at Richmond 21st January 1854 by John Johnson and Henry Woodward, the Executors Testator died 1st December 1853 | RAW, James (I19211)
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| 3591 | Raymond Roger Vatcher, 68, of Salmon River Road,Enon, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006, at the Cape Breton RegionalHospital, Sydney. Born in Sydney, he was the son of Irene (Ward) and the lateArchibald Vatcher. Raymond was a retired steelworker, formerly employed inBritish Columbia. Besides his mother, Raymond is survived by daughters,Jennifer Vatcher, Oshawa, Ont., and Donna (Frank) Tedesco, Toronto, Ont.;son, Archibald (Nicola), Toronto, Ont.; sisters, Beverly (Stephen) Giorno,Enon and Delores (Robert) Chivari, Fredericton, N.B.; four grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren and two nieces, Cheryl and Deborah. There will be novisitation or service. Interment will take place at a later date. | Source (S231)
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| 3592 | Rebecca Scott Lowrey is the last known owner of the 'Scott Bible'. "Bible printed 1599" "Given Rebecca Scott Lowrey by her grandmother Rebecca Scott Peek". She was a member of the American Philological Association in 1883. (Transactions of the American Philological Association (1869-1896), Vol. 14 (1883), pp. i-xlviiiPublished by: The Johns Hopkins University PressStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2935828 ) | LOWREY, Rebecca Scott (I4246)
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| 3593 | Rebecca Scott received the 'Scott Bible' from her father John Scott. | SCOTT, Rebecca (I3144)
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| 3594 | Rebecca was living in the household of her nephew, Harry V. Babcock | Source (S694)
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| 3595 | Rebekah daughter of William Parke, woolcomber | PARKE, Rebekah (I17408)
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| 3596 | Received a Diploma for Hairdressing: "Madame Andrews Beauty Couture School DIPLOMA This is to certify that Christina Dalrymple has completed the course of study prescribed in the Hairdressing Department and by reason of her attainments is entitled to the highest honors of this institution. In testimony whereof I have hereby subscribed my name at Toronto on this 10th day of September, 1929 Madame Andrews" | DALRYMPLE, Christina (I313)
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| 3597 | Record does not provide the brides' names in those years. However, there is a marriage in 1759 of an Elizabeth Rukin 'of Frith in Swaledale' who is very likely John's widow since he died at Frith in 1753. | Family: RUKIN, John / UNKNOWN, Elizabeth (F4988)
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| 3598 | Record gives only her mother's name, Hannah Bell | Source (S1666)
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| 3599 | Record of Border Crossing Madge T Ward Arrival Date: 28 Feb 1925 Port of arrival: Vanceboro, Maine, United States Arrival Contact: Aunt Mrs. Fred Lowther 74 Central St. Framingham, MA Departure Contact: Father Harry 102 Richmond St. Sydney Age: 17 Height: 5ft 3in Birth Date: abt 1908 Birth Place: Sydney, Nova Scotia ---------- 1938 Listed in Medford city directory. | WARD, Madge Thelma (I47)
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| 3600 | Record says "of Gt Hutton husbandman & Isabella Harbourn of Danby Wiske spinster" | Family: WARD, William / HARBOURN, Isabel (F2431)
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