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| 3801 | Since there is also a marriage record in the Marske by Richmond parish register for them, she was likely born there. | Source (S2090)
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| 3802 | Since Thomas Forrest lived on the property next to William Berry, who had a wife named Phoebe, there is a good chance that Thomas married William's widow. | Source (S1988)
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| 3803 | SINGER, Stephen Vaughan — 51, Lake Echo, formerly of Noel Road, passed away Sunday, June 10, 2007, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born April 19, 1956, in Noel Road, he was a son of the late Neville and Thelma (White) Singer. Steve loved the outdoors, enjoying camping, fishing and hunting. He was an avid Mark Martin racing car fan and loved his Ford cars. Steve was a loving husband, father, brother and granddad and will be dearly missed by his family and friends. Steve is survived by his wife, the former Esther Russel; his children, Wayne (Shannon), Provost, Alta.; Shelley Singer, Lake Echo; Amanda (Greg), Windsor; and Jennifer (Dana), Provost, Alta.; grandchildren, Jessica, Alexandra, Justin, Connor and Gregory; sister, Kathleen (Tom) Gorman, Carvel, Alta.; brother, Norman (Gail), Kennetcook; and sister-in-law, Velma White, North Noel Road; several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, Steve was predeceased by his brother, Reg White. | Source (S1679)
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| 3804 | Single, age 29, merchant | RICKARDS, William Walter (I2844)
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| 3805 | Single, cowman on farm. | FAWCETT, Robert (I9980)
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| 3806 | Single, living with father William and stepmother Mary. | Source (S1703)
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| 3807 | Single, master joiner | Source (S739)
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| 3808 | single, occupation shepherd. Living in Dixon household. | ROBINSON, William (I15076)
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| 3809 | Single, retired colliery hewer. Living with his widowed sister Jane Peart | Source (S754)
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| 3810 | Sir Edward Musgrave died May 23, 1542, leaving Sir William Musgrave, knt., his son and heir, then aged 33 ; Dame Joan appears to have predeceased her husband; Walbran says that she left a will dated 1540, and that Sir William had livery of a moiety of the Warde estates in 1543, but gives no authority. | MUSGRAVE, William (I9107)
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| 3811 | Sir John appears to have died before December 10, 1414, when his son Roger presented to the rectory of Guiseley | Source (S1221)
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| 3812 | Sir John Warde, son of Sir Simon, 8, was, as he himself says 46 years of age in September, 1386, that is, he was born in 1339 or 1340. | Source (S1222)
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| 3813 | Sir Roger died in 1453, after March 19 and before August 10. Buried at Esholt Abbey.His will is as follows:In Dei nomine. Amen. Memorandum that I, Roger Warde, knyght, in hole mynd, the xix day of the month of Marce, the yere of our Lord, MCCCClij [1452-3], make my testament in this maner: — I will and orden Jenet Ward, my wife, Roger Ward, my eldist sone, and Nicholas Ward my son, to be my full executurs, and thay to have my gudes, movable and immovable, and thay to dispose thaym for the wel of my soule, and pay my dettes, and to fulfyll my will; that is to say, I bequeth my saule to God all myghtty and to our Lady Sanct Mary and to the hole companie of Hevven, and my body to be beryd at the Abbay of Esshehold in Ayredale; and thay to fulfyll thes and all othir thynges as God and I and thay knawes, as they will answer to God. Proved August 10, 1453. | Source (S1216)
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| 3814 | Sir Roger was dead at the date of his sister Joan's will, November 28, 1472 | Source (S1212)
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| 3815 | Sir Timothy Hutton, leases to William Corbett of Marske, Katherine his wife, and Hutton Corbett his son, " the seate and soyle of the laite decayed leade mynes or smeltinge houses in the territories of Marsk, laite in tenure of Richard Wyllance of Richmond, deceased." | CORBETT, William (I7672)
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| 3816 | Smith was her married name. She was a widow when she married Edward. Her maiden name was MURDOCH. Parents, Charles and Rachel. Mary was the widow of William Smith of Brooklyn N.S. who died sometime between the 1871 census and 1876 when Mary married Edward Ward. | MURDOCK, Mary Isabel (I858)
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| 3817 | So far the only evidence of Simon's existence is a mention in the book 'Farmers and Smelters' | WARD, Simon (I7856)
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| 3818 | So far, no records have been found that show who Caleb's parents were. But, it would seem the only Berry's in the area at the time who would have been the right age were the sons of Robert and Nancy Berry. William would seem the most likely of the two since Andrew cannot be found in any census or document after the poll tax of 1793. - Two of Caleb's sons, named one of their sons 'William', which would be consistent with naming patterns if Caleb was a son of William. | BERRY, Caleb (I2359)
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| 3819 | Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. | Source (S2238)
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| 3820 | Sockburn is 13 miles East from Melsonby, where there was born an Edward Ward in 1659. | Source (S1066)
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| 3821 | Sold Orgate Farm to George and Margaret Rutter in 1967. Don't know if he lived there at the time or not. | Source (S1324)
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| 3822 | Solicitor General to the Bishop of Durham | Source (S1260)
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| 3823 | Some records say her middle name is Ansonetta | WARD, Mary Ella Augonetta (I782)
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| 3824 | Some researchers have assumed her middle name was Maude because of a birth record of an Ida Maude Dearman in 1866. However, that Ida Maude died at age 8 and was the illegitimate daughter of Annie Dearman. | DEARMAN, Ida Mary (I14773)
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| 3825 | Sometimes called Hannah (1901 census, and on daughter Ida's marriage record) | PEMBERTON, Susannah (I14776)
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| 3826 | son A.N. Miller was reporting person (Alexander Nicholas) | Source (S581)
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| 3827 | son Alexander was present at death. | Source (S322)
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| 3828 | son of Jane Outhwaite who has been separated from her husband Francis Outhwaite for above 1 year. | OUTHWAITE, James Littlefair (I18712)
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| 3829 | son of Mary of Low Row. | Source (S1826)
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| 3830 | son of William Dowdy, Innkeeper. | DOWDY, William (I18942)
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| 3831 | Son of Wm Reid of Aberdeen, Scotland. Could this James Reid be a brother to the William Reid who married Sarah Ward? Both were in Newport and are only 3 years apart in age. | REID, James (I2266)
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| 3832 | Son William b. 1829 living with him and a servant Isabella Metcalfe. | Source (S1715)
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| 3833 | Sorting clerk and telegraphist post office | CHALDER, Matthew (I17351)
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| 3834 | source - http://www.users.qwest.net/~ccco1/firstnsterhune.htm | TERHUNE, John (I904)
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| 3835 | source is 1940 voters list | Source (S184)
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| 3836 | South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839-1900)Tuesday 12 April 1892, Page 3 Sudden Death of Mr. Edward Ward. - Mr. Edward Ward, a share broker and a member of the Stock Exchange of South Australia, fell dead in front of Cowstock, Chambers, King William-street, at about 10 o'clock on Wednesday, March 30. The late Mr. Ward was an able advocate of, free trade principles, and was one of the founders of the Free Trade League with Messrs. J. H. Symon, J. Medway Day, and others. He acted as its Secretary, and frequently contributed correspondence to the S. A. Register bearing on the subject of free trade. As a member of the Kent Town Weslyan Church he took much interest in affairs pertaining to Methodism. Mr. Ward was born at Reeth, Yorkshire, in 1827, and went to reside in Bolton, Lancashire, when about fourteen years of age. During his residence in that town he went into business as a draper. He came out to South Australia in August, 1880. Prior to becoming a share broker he was a commercial traveller for a well-known Adelaide firm. No inquest was held, a medical certificate having been obtained to the effect that he succumbed to an attack of heart disease. | WARD, Edward (I7508)
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| 3837 | South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839-1900)Tuesday 12 April 1892, Page 3Sudden Death of Mr. Edward Ward. - Mr. Edward Ward, a sharebroker and amember of the Stock Exchange of South Australia, fell dead in front ofCowstock, Chambers, King William-street, at about 10 o'clock on Wednesday, March 30. The late Mr. Ward was an able advocate of, free trade principles, and was one of the founders of the Free Trade League with Messrs. J. H. Symon, J. Medway Day, and others. He acted as its Secretary, and frequently contributed correspondence to the S. A. Register bearing on the subject of free trade. As a member of the Kent Town Weslyan Church he took much interest in affairs pertaining to Methodism. Mr. Ward was born at Reeth, Yorkshire, in 1827, and went to reside in Bolton, Lancashire, when about fourteen years of age. During his residence in that town he went into business as a draper. He came out to South Australia in August, 1880. Priorto becoming a sharebroker he was a commercial traveller for a well-known Adelaide firm. No inquest was held, a medical certificate having been obtained to the effect that he succumbed to an attack of heart disease. | Source (S996)
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| 3838 | Special constable. | CALVERT, Simon (I14850)
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| 3839 | Spelled Phillis on birth registration | WARD, Phillis Louise (I1418)
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| 3840 | SPENCER, Peter Jeffrey - 52, Hantsport, died suddenly Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. He was the son of the late Roland and Joann (Coffill) Spencer.Peter enjoyed meeting and talking to people during the years he operated C-Thru Window Cleaning. He was an outgoing person and tried to help when possible. He had many hobbies, two were science and mathematics.He is survived by sons, Chad and Jeremy; and daughter, Alyssa. He is also survived by brother, Victor (Gladys), sisters, Karen Stevens, Lois (Dave) Church and Jane (Bernie) Benedict; and many nieces and nephews.Arrangements have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317). Funeral service will be held 2 pm Saturday, June 29 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 1599 Grand Pre Rd., with Jack Zwicker officiating. Donations in memory of Peter may be made to Grand Pre Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses or Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia. | SPENCER, Peter Jeffrey (I25370)
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| 3841 | St James Cemetery | Source (S246)
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| 3842 | St. Edmunds, Marske headstone: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. Probate record states: John Wilkinson effects under 600 pounds. 15 March Letters of administration of the personal estate of John Wilkinson late of Orgate in the Parish of Marske in the county of York farmer, deceased, who died December 21 1868 at Orgate aforesaid were granted at York to Elizabeth Wilkinson of the Parish aforesaid, widow the Relict of the said deceased she having been first sworn. Note: John married this Elizabeth only 6 days before he died. | WILKINSON, John (I7327)
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| 3843 | St. Edmunds, Marske headstone: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 (S949)
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| 3844 | St. George's Anglican (Halifax) baptism record "born 1832 baptized Nov 10 1839 of 8 yrs of Increase & Abigail Ward" | WARD, Martha (I662)
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| 3845 | St. James Anglican Cemetery | Source (S243)
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| 3846 | St. James Anglican Church | Source (S1865)
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| 3847 | St. Pauls Anglican church recordsby licenseWitness: William Casey | Source (S1849)
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| 3848 | Stanley's occupation at time of marriage is 'grainer' | Family: MOBBS, Stanley / LANGRIDGE, Alice Mary (F5776)
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| 3849 | Startforth Parish burial record: Mary of Joseph and Susannah Walker | Source (S450)
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| 3850 | Startforth parish register: Vincent, son of Vincent Coates baptized | Source (S1302)
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