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| 4251 | Will:97/103 Ralph Ward Barton 1564 In dei nomine amen the Fifth daie of June in the yere of our Lord god 1564 I Rauf Ward of Barton in the parish of St Cuthbert in the Countie of Yorke yeoman hole of mynd and good of remembrance maketh this my last will & testament in maner & forme folowing First I bequith my soulle unto god my creator and redemer and my bodie to be buryed wthin the parish church yearth of the said St Cuthbert. Also I give and bequith unto my thre susters every one of theym a busshell of Rie. Item I give and bequith to John Pearson one close for one yere besides two yeres wch he haith in the said close by covenants of marage. Item I give & bequith unto the said John Pearson two acres of land in every feild for the space of xij yeres and to his son a gymer lambe. Item I give & bequith to Richard Pearson a gymer lambe. Also I will that my wife and my son Cuthbert shall haive my fermhold in Barton, and [ ]ton close. The residewe of all my goodds my detts paid and my funerals deduct and discharged I give and bequith unto my wife and my thre children that is to saie Cuthbert, Elizabeth and Alis whome I make my hole executors of this my last will and testament. Also I make Peter Pyburn John Pearson and Christofer Ward of Stanwick the Supervisors of this my said will and testament unto wch Peter Pyburn and xpofer Ward I give to eyther of theym for their paines to be taken herein iijs iiijd Witnesses hereof Thomas Wilson clerk Peter Pyburn and Peter Pearson wth othersThe inventory of all the goods moveable & unmoveable of Rauf Ward of Barton deceased praysed by Peter Pyburn John Wells Thomas Gill & John Pearson the first daie of Julie Ano Dmi 1564In primis iiij oxen prc vjli xiijs iiijdItem iiij kye prc vliItem iiij horses vliItem ij foles xxsItem iij calves xxsItem xxiiijth shepe iiijli iiijs viijdItem a swine vjs viijdItem the waine plowgh and all things thereunto perteynunge xlviijs viijdItem implements of howshold vjli xiijs iiijdItem corn xijliItem smyth[ ] gere xxxsSum totalis xlvli xvjs viijdDetts wch the said Rauf Ward doth aweIn primis to Sir Thomas Wilson xxsItem to Peter Pyburn xlsItem to the said Peter for a mare and a fole xxxviijsItem to Thomas Preswicke xsItem to John Ward of Blackwell xxxs Item to Mr George Cathericke [sols] ix busshells of wheit xxxsItem to Peter [Maen]sell iiijliItem to Symon Lightfote vsSum xijli xijs | WARD, Ralph (I7649)
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| 4252 | Will:97/103 Ralph Ward Barton 1564In dei nomine amen the Fifth daie of June in the yere of our Lord god 1564 I Rauf Ward of Barton in the parish of St Cuthbert in the Countie of Yorke yeoman hole of mynd and good of remembrance maketh this my last will & testament in maner & forme folowing First I bequith my soulle unto god my creator and redemer and my bodie to be buryed wthin the parish church yearth of the said St Cuthbert. Also I give and bequith unto my thre susters every one of theym a busshell of Rie. Item I give and bequith to John Pearson one close for one yere besides two yeres wch he haith in the said close by covenants of marage. Item I give & bequith unto the said John Pearson two acres of land in every feild for the space of xij yeres and to his son a gymer lambe. Item I give & bequith to Richard Pearson a gymer lambe. Also I will that my wife and my son Cuthbert shall haive my fermhold in Barton, and [ ]ton close. The residewe of all my goodds my detts paid and my funerals deduct and discharged I give and bequith unto my wife and my thre children that is to saie Cuthbert, Elizabeth and Alis whome I make my hole executors of this my last will and testament. Also I make Peter Pyburn John Pearson and Christofer Ward of Stanwick the Supervisors of this my said will and testament unto wch Peter Pyburn and xpofer Ward I give to eyther of theym for their paines to be taken herein iijs iiijd Witnesses hereof Thomas Wilson clerk Peter Pyburn and Peter Pearson wth othersThe inventory of all the goods moveable & unmoveable of Rauf Ward of Barton deceased praysed by Peter Pyburn John Wells Thomas Gill & John Pearson the first daie of Julie Ano Dmi 1564In primis iiij oxen prc vjli xiijs iiijdItem iiij kye prc vliItem iiij horses vliItem ij foles xxsItem iij calves xxsItem xxiiijth shepe iiijli iiijs viijdItem a swine vjs viijdItem the waine plowgh and all things thereunto perteynunge xlviijs viijdItem implements of howshold vjli xiijs iiijdItem corn xijliItem smyth[ ] gere xxxsSum totalis xlvli xvjs viijdDetts wch the said Rauf Ward doth aweIn primis to Sir Thomas Wilson xxsItem to Peter Pyburn xlsItem to the said Peter for a mare and a fole xxxviijsItem to Thomas Preswicke xsItem to John Ward of Blackwell xxxsItem to Mr George Cathericke [sols] ix busshells of wheit xxxsItem to Peter [Maen]sell iiijliItem to Symon Lightfote vsSum xijli xijs | Source (S1043)
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| 4253 | Will:Chistofer Dodisworth, of Jolbie, in the parish of Croft, 28 Oct. 1551, beinge by the Grace of God hole of mynd and of perfytt remembraunce, weyng and considering the mutabilitie and inconstancie of this worlde, and knowing also that death to every man is certen, the daye or hower thereof most uncerten, therefore, calling to my remembrance and myndyng the quiete staye, godlie concord and good agreement, of my wyfe and chylderin, as one not willing to dey intestate, doo ordeyn and mache this my present will and testament in maner and forme folowyng. Fyrst, and before all other things, I bequethe my sowle unto Almyghtie God, my maker, savyour and redemer, who, I trust, of his infynite marcey, for the death of his sonne, my saveyour, will accepte and receyve the same in the kyngdome of heaven, apon the dissolution of this my mortall bodie, and there to rest with Christ and all other the blessed and elect companye of heaven, untill last daye, when I assuredlie beleve that this my mortall bodie shall rise, then joyned to the sowle, and then for ever to rest in the joyes of heaven ; and that this my corpes to be buried within my said parishe churche of Sanct Peter at Croft, if yt so shall so please God. And also I will that the churche have all her right, according to - the estataite lymyted in that behalf, desyryng you, my executors, to use no other rites or other funerall pompes at my buryall then at the tyme of my deathe shalbe levefull by the King's Majesties lawes or injunctiones in that behalf. Also I will (by the lycence of my Mr.) that my tractable wyfe Maybell, after my deceasse, shall have full enterest in all suche fermeholding as I have in ferme and occupation at this daye in Jolbie, accordinge to the trewe effecte and menyng of my lease. And she to have, occupie, and enjoye the same (during hyr wedowehed) for the preferment of my yongest childrein, and to there brynging uppe, duringe my yeres, without interuption of any of ye said childerin.And if it liapp my wife to latt or taverne any parte of the said fermehold (not beying of habilitie to occupie the same) then I will that Roland my eldest sonne have it — I will that my said youngest children be either put the scole or to some other honest science, wherunto they ar most apte (dessyryng you, my natereall sonne Roland, of fatherlie zeale to be good sonne and loving and kynd brother to my wyfe and divider). - Item I will bequethe and geve unto my sone Fraunces my lease of Forsett and Apelbie. —Also I will and bequethe unto my sonne Roland xxs., desyringe you to be good unto my wife and childer, requiring you to accepte thes my small bequest at this tyme, calling to your rememberaunce how benefyciall and my fatherlie acte towards you allredie — To my dowghter Margerie Bower — to Elizabeth Ward, wedow, my dowghter, a young cowe — Also I desyre you, my executors, within xiiij. dayes after my buryall, that ye geve and distribute unto xij. of the most poore of this parishe ij d. a peace.I wyll that Thomas Laydman my servant have of my bequest one of my jaykatts — Also I will that my wife have all hir aperill and hir chamer and all other things that ar her right — dessyryng you, my faithful wife and sonne Roland to be my executors, and to see this my will trewlie performed in cverie behalf, as ye will answer before God at the daye of judgement.Fynallye 1 do most hartlic require you, my most loving and special] good Mr. Mr. Christofer Place, and my good Mr. Anthony Cattrik, to be the supervisor of this my last will and testament —Witnesses, Roland Doddysworth, John Dodysworth. Surtees comments on the above will: `The testator appears to have been a sort of gamekeeper under the family of Ratcliffe. This is the first occurrence of nets and setting dogs, which even after this time are very rarely mentioned. In 1582, Edward Weldon of Colborne has "a paire of larke netts," which he has sold for 5s. In the beginning of the next century we have dogs occasionally alluded to. The testator was a member of a younger branch of the family of Dodsworth, of Thornton Watlass, which had settled in the parishes of Croft and Barton, as tenants under the families of Place and Catterick, with whom they were connected by marriage. They were for many years lessees of Halnaby Grange, and afterwards settled at Barton, where they rose to some consequence. Another very respectable family of that name settled at Jolby, which formerly belonged to Easby Abbey, and in 1557 Lawrence Dodsworth obtained a grant of it from the Crown at 30 years' purchase. Other notices of this family will occur hereafter.' Note: Anthony Catterick, esq. of Stanwick, in the county of York, married Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Rowland Tempest, esq. of Holmside, in Durham. | Source (S1086)
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| 4254 | Will:Dinah Hall of Langthwaite, widow 25/2/1792All my leaseholds at Langthwaite in occupation of my son John Hall, to my son James Hall charged with the three following legacies:-Son John Hall £15Dau Ann ux Wm Dow £7 10sDau Jane ux Matt Chalder £7 10sRes to son James exorProved 17 Nov 1791 | Source (S1365)
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| 4255 | Will:Simon Hutchinson of Helwith 1/1/1740-1Dau Mary £200 or £9 a year as long as unmarried and £100 more 3 years after my deceaseDau Elizth Spenceley £100Exor to keep my brother Peter Hutchinson's widow one cow so long as she remains his widow, and to keep the youngest child Sarah till 16Grandchd Leonard Spenceley 1 guaRes both real and personal to son James, exorBond 7 Oct 1742 by James Hutchinson of Helwith yeoman, the exor and Leonard Spenceley of Hallgate yeoman in £200 | Source (S1537)
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| 4256 | Willett - Willett At Granville Ferry December 27, by Rev. Isaiah Wallace A.M., Laurence C. Willett to Mrs. Mary E. Willett, both of Granville Ferry. | Family: WILLET, Lawrence Campbell / HAMILTON, Mary Effie (F6152)
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| 4257 | William (C) MOIR, of Halifax, Maria WARD, d/o James, 10 Mile House, Windsor Road 07 Feb. 1852, by Rev. MillerHfx. Acadian Recorder, 14 Feb. | Source (S1938)
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| 4258 | William and Joan were considered wealthy and they owned the largest home in Sandwich, Massachusetts | SWIFT, William (I863)
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| 4259 | William and Phoebe are living in the household of their son James Walter Ward.Occupation: cowman on farm. Gives birth pace as Forcett, Yorkshire. | WARD, William (I4782)
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| 4260 | William and Phoebe are living in the household of their son James Walter Ward.Occupation: cowman on farm. Gives birth pace as Forcett, Yorkshire. | Source (S713)
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| 4261 | William and Susannah were not married. | STAVELY, William (I1650)
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| 4262 | William Charles Lowthers. He purchased land in Three Mile Plains from Mrs. Elizabeth Killen March 9 1921. There were stipulations in the sale, that he should look after and keep Mrs. Annie Killen in the Custom to which she was used to. Proper care for sickness, etc. Mrs. Annie Killen must have been his grandmother (his mother's mother) | LOWTHERS, William Charles (I248)
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| 4263 | William Coates, householder of Moor Close | Source (S1586)
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| 4264 | William GRIFFIN/Jane BERRY 09 Feb.1831, by Rev. Delong, at Londonderry.Westchester Township Record book | Source (S1985)
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| 4265 | William H. Lowther, 67 of Milford, Massachusetts, died Sunday afternoon March 15, 2009 at his residence, after a courageous battle with cancer.He was the husband of Helen F. (Anthony) Lowther.Born in Sydney, he was the son of the late Lewis and Rhoda (Martin) Lowther and lived in Framingham, MA, before moving to Milford in 1974.Mr. Lowther owned and operated B&L Manufacturing Company in Bellingham, MA since 1983.Besides his wife of 48 years, he is survived by two sons, Larry Lowther and his wife, Elizabeth of Milford and William L. Lowther and his wife, Kimberly of Mendon; five grandchildren, Tiffany, Kyle and Kevin Lowther, all of Milford and Brian and William L. Lowther Jr., both of Mendon; several nieces and nephews.He was predeceased by his sister, Iris Mader and a brother, Reginald.A graveside service was held March 23, 2009 in Vernon Grove Cemetery, Vernon Street in Milford. | Source (S133)
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| 4266 | William H. was a farmer at Tennecape, NS; Hannah's will probated Windsor, NS 23 Sep, 1879 (HCEP 1242A). | CHURCH, William H. (I3906)
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| 4267 | William is 'of Thwaite'. Ann is 'of Muker'. | Family: HARKER, William / CALVERT, Hannah (F2926)
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| 4268 | William is 'of Thwaite'. Ann is 'of Muker'. | Source (S2060)
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| 4269 | William is a blacksmith at time of marriage. | Source (S2121)
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| 4270 | William is of Gilling | Source (S2136)
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| 4271 | William is of Hurworth | Source (S2098)
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| 4272 | William left a will which was witnessed by Wm. Colsel King (Preacher); John Bond, J.P.; and Richard Atwood, on May 23, 1810. However, note on the back of the will suggests he had died on or before March 31, 1810 | Source (S241)
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| 4273 | William Mullins, his wife Alice and daughter Priscilla were original Mayflower passengers of 1620. | MULLINS, William (I4410)
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| 4274 | William signed the will of a William Pipes of Amherst in 1797.William was included in the estate settlement of William Bulmer in 1807 | Source (S513)
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| 4275 | William Ward v. Marmaduke Ward, Wm. Ward, Johanna Stockton (nee Ward), widow, Samuel Ovington, Margt. Stockton, Wm. Watson and his wife Elizabeth, Alice Ward, Dorothy Ward, Robt. Allen and his wife Ellinor, Cuthbert Appleby (husband of Anna Ward).: Right and title to lands, &c., in Hurworth (Durham), late of Robt. Ward (plaintiff's father), and formerly belonging to Wm. and Margt. Ward, father and mother of Robt., &c., &c.: Durham; York.Date: 15 & 16 Chas 2 (1645 - 6) | Source (S1112)
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| 4276 | William Ward v. Marmaduke Ward, Wm. Ward, Johanna Stockton (nee Ward), widow, Samuel Ovington, Margt. Stockton, Wm. Watson and his wife Elizabeth, Alice Ward, Dorothy Ward, Robt. Allen and his wife Ellinor, Cuthbert Appleby (husband of Anna Ward).: Right and title to lands, &c., in Hurworth (Durham), late of Robt. Ward (plaintiff's father), and formerly belonging to Wm. and Margt. Ward, father and mother of Robt., &c., &c.: Durham; York. Date: 15 & 16 Chas 2 (1645 - 6) | WARD, William (I7760)
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| 4277 | William WARD, senior, gentleman, of Hurworth upon Teese (Tease) in the county pallatine of Durham [Hurworth, County Durham]Date of probate: 1661copy will, 10 February 1662 (DPR/I/1/1661/W13/1-2)with memorandum certifying its accuracy and relating that the original will was delivered to Marmaduke Ward, sole executor, 27 Feb 1662inventory, actual total £633 10s, 17 February 1662 (DPR/I/1/1661/W13/3)Names sons: Robert, eldest son; William, second son; Marmaduke, third son; Names 7 daughters: Ann Jopplyn, eldest; Joan Stockton, second; Elizabeth Watson, third; Dorothy, fourth; Alice, fifth; Mary Myot, sixth; Ellin Allen, seventh. | Source (S1067)
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| 4278 | William was a 'widower' when he married Elizabeth Ward | Source (S2013)
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| 4279 | William was a grantee at Falmouth 1768 | CHURCH, William (I1744)
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| 4280 | William was a Housewright and carpenter in Boston; he was known as"Yankee Bill". | BLOIS, William (I4075)
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| 4281 | William was a light keeper at time of marriage | Source (S1983)
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| 4282 | William was lost in the brig 'George M. Sole', Capt. Harvie in 1846, leaving no issue. The brig was never heard of after leaving port in Liverpool, G.B. | Source (S340)
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| 4283 | William Watson of Greate Broughton, near Kirkby in Cleveland. | Source (S2050)
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| 4284 | William Wilkinson, schoolmaster | Source (S1278)
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| 4285 | William's residence is Burrill in Bedale and Ann's is Redcar, father's name Richard Outhwaite | Family: PLEWS, William / OUTHWAITE, Ann (F6688)
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| 4286 | William's residence is Gilling by Richmond Rebecca's residence is Richmond. | Family: PARKE, William / COATES, Rebackah (F2395)
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| 4287 | William's residence is given as Richmond | Source (S2018)
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| 4288 | William's residence is Ribba House Bishopdale | Source (S2110)
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| 4289 | William, bastard son of William Stavely and Susannah Colling | Source (S395)
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| 4290 | William, son of William Stavely buried. | Source (S394)
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| 4291 | William, was the founder of the hardware firm of William Stairs, Son & Morrow, Ltd. of Halifax, NS He was mayor of Halifax from 1847 to 1848 | STAIRS, William Machin Esq. (I5448)
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| 4292 | WILLIAMS (LUNN) Deborah Pearl - 70 of Sandy Point formerly of Welshtown passed away peacefully in Roseway Manor January 5, 2019. Born in Windsor she was a daughter of the late Thurston and Ella (Flynn) Lunn. Deborah worked in banking for many years she loved to knit, walk and enjoyed many hours of canoeing on Welshtown Lake. She will be missed by her family and many friends. She is survived by her loving husband of 27 years Derek; step-daughter, Andrea (Ken); sister, Nancy MacLean (Hugh Don), step-grandchildren; Jasmine and Lily, several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents she was predeceased by brothers; Thurston and Curtis, sisters; Judith, Lois and Golda in infancy. Cremation has taken place under the direction of H.M. Huskilson’s Funeral Home Shelburne. Service will take place at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s unit Roseway Manor or the Roseway Manor Foundation Fund. | LUNN, Deborah Pearl (I23839)
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| 4293 | Winott (Brydon), Lillian Pauline Age 93, of Harmony, Kings Co. passed away in Shannex - Orchard Court in Kentville on Tuesday, January 26, 2016. Born on the family farm in Black Rock, Kings Co., on April 06, 1922, she was the daughter of the late Rupert and Edna (Pineo) Brydon, the third eldest of 10 children. She was a very kind and considerate wife, sister and aunt. After graduating from Normal College she taught in many different rural schools in Kings County, including West Kings High School, retiring from Kingston Elementary. She is survived by sisters Marjorie MacPherson and Pearl (Willis) Huntley both of White Point and Jean (John) Ens of Digby, a brother Avard (Judy) Brydon of Black Rock and a sister-in-law Eleanor Brydon of Berwick. Also a great many nieces and nephews that she cherished as her own. Predeceased by her beloved husband Paul Winott, sisters Mildred Cotter, Leonore Spinney and brothers William, Phillip and Edward. She enjoyed sharing her Bible hope with others as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 6 at 2 pm in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 337 Main St, Kingston, with her nephew Philip Spinney officiating. A special thank you to the caregivers at Orchard Court for their kindness and care given Lillian the past 5 years. | BRYDON, Lillian Pauline (I19960)
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| 4294 | With a feeling of great loss the family of John Wile must share that he lost his battle with cancer. Surrounded by his family he quietly passed from his earthly home to his forever home with the Lord on Friday April 12th at his home in Westville. John was born April 28th 1956 in Windsor, Hants to Arnold Wile & Helen (Caldwell) Wile and grew up in Leminsiter, Hants until moving to Belmont, Colchester at the age of 16 where he met his bride to be Jane (Currie) on April 15 1973 – they have been together ever since, raising their family in Crowes Mills, Colchester and later moving to Pictou County in 2010. He is survived by his wife Jane and children – Russell (Sanja MacDonald), Erin (Bryce Copp) and Ellen (Kyle Conrad); his grandchildren Caide, Jayden, Gabe & Ella-Mae; mother Helen Wile & mother-in-law Joan Currie; sister Maxine (Paul Stevens), brothers Earl (Diane), Steven (Heather), Walter (Janet) & Mark (Wendy), brothers-in-law Dan (Heather), Jamie (Michele) who are his best friends and Tim (Doug), as well as many nieces & nephews. He was predeceased by his father Arnold, father in law Stuart Currie and grandson Kylar Conrad and is now enjoying a wonderful reunion with them..... | WILE, John Gordon (I19673)
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| 4295 | With adopted family Joseph, Rose, Lucy Balcom. | GORDON, Annie Elizabeth (I347)
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| 4296 | With Margaret as wife since Jane died in 1838. Occupation Shoemaker | COATES, Thomas (I18676)
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| 4297 | With new wife Nora. Also in household is John's daughter Sarah Ann and her husband Frank O'Meara.John's occupation is 'stevedore' and he is an alien resident. | Source (S579)
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| 4298 | with Rebecca, Silas, Clara, Armanella, and William | MARSTERS, Mark (I23784)
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| 4299 | With wife Elizabeth and children Sarah and Annie | Source (S577)
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| 4300 | with wife Janet, son John age 5 and son George age 2. | STEEDMAN, John (I1014)
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