Notes
Matches 5,951 to 6,000 of 8,010
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| 5951 | HILL Family book, in posession of Caroline Shapka, April 2013. Also is age 5 on 1911 census, born Apr 1906 USA. Mar 2013. Also is age 10 on 1916 census. Ancestry.com Feb 2013. | HILL, Heinrick 'Henry' (I10553)
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| 5952 | HILL Family book, in posession of Caroline Shapka, April 2013. Originally in an LDS submission of tprince before 2001 gives date, but no place [have assumed Calgary] . Mar 2013. Originally had assumed is same person as buried at Burnsland. Feb 2013. | BöTTCHER, Katherina Elizabeth (I10548)
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| 5953 | HILL Family book, in posession of Caroline Shapka, April 2013. Originally in an LDS submission of tprince before 2001, gives death date. [have assumed Saskatoon, as that is where they lived]. Mar 2013. | HILL, Pauline (I10823)
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| 5954 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SHAPKA, H. (I10528)
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| 5955 | HILL Family book, in posession of Caroline Shapka, April 2013. Originally memory of Kay Ward. Mar 2013. | SHAPKA, Lawrence Andrew "Larry" (I10858)
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| 5956 | HILL Family book, in posession of Caroline Shapka, April 2013. Originally memory of Kay Ward. Mar 2013. | Family: SHAPKA, Andrew "Andy" / HILL, Ammaly "Molly" (F113)
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| 5957 | HILL _ Clara (nee Tetz) Clara Hill (nee Tetz), beloved Mother, Grandmother, Great-grandmother, Sister and Aunt. A Memorial Gathering will be held in the Arbor Lounge of MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL HOME on Saturday, May 1, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. Arrangements entrusted to MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL HOME and CEMETERY. | TETZ, Clara Caraline (I11075)
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| 5958 | His existence is shown in a transcription in Lincolnshire FHS Mar 1999 (Vol 10 No 1): Compiler Rev. Thomas Cocking, dated 21 Dec. 1864. Shows ties between brothers John, William, Joseph & Thomas Cocking. His approximate date of birth & location of Tuxford comes from Nicola Pike in Sept 2011 [a Fulstow resident]. Sept 2011. | COCKING, Joseph (I8609)
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| 5959 | his family all live in US. | TEETER, Aaron Ransom "Rance" (I866)
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| 5960 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SMITH, A.M. (I5310)
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| 5961 | his name comes from the Rand Genealogy book by Florence Rand 1898. In it she talks about Nathaniel Rand who married 3rd, Hephzibah Larkin, dau of Edard & Hephzibah (Bellows) Larkin and widow of Samuel Larkin. Sept 2011. | LARKIN, Edward (I9018)
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| 5962 | his name comes from the Rand Genealogy book by Florence Rand 1898. In it she talks about Nathaniel Rand who married 3rd, Hephzibah Larkin, dau of Edard & Hephzibah (Bellows) Larkin and widow of Samuel Larkin. Sept 2011. | RAND, Nathaniel (I9020)
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| 5963 | his name comes from the Rand Genealogy book by Florence Rand 1898. In it she talks about Nathaniel Rand who married 3rd, Hephzibah Larkin, dau of Edard & Hephzibah (Bellows) Larkin and widow of Samuel Larkin. Sept 2011. | Family: RAND, Nathaniel / LARKIN, Hephzibah (F2352)
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| 5964 | His obituary appears in the September 20, 1917 Markdale Standard, page 5. Mentions his parents as Adam Holley and Sarah Chenie. Cause of death listed as senile decay. Also mentions he was a farmer. Lived with his parents in Albion Township, Peel County at the time of 1851/1852 census. 1881 census shows him and his family in Artemesia, Grey East, ON. It shows him as a C. Methodist Farmer, born in Ontario, of Dutch origins. By the 1901 census, John and Hannah were living by themselves, but with 6 of their kids living together next door (Robert, Charles, Ida, Peter, Isaac & Samuel). A family history written by his grandson Elmer Howard Holley has him being born in 1833. From his nephew?s (Elmer Howard) family history: I have tried to give you some idea of my Grandfathers family, but before I leave it I must say something of the characteristics of my grandfather, John Holley.As far back as I can remember him, I fancy seeing him sitting in his old home made chair at the head of the table, or jogging along the highway with his pony and cart, or possibly bringing in a wheel barrow of wood from the huge wood pile in the lane. He was a great horse trader. He consumed all makes of patent medicines and used all makes of liniment to cure the nary imaginary ailments from which he was supposed to be suffering. I well remember one remedy he had on hand always. He called it ile-a-rignum. This he used either on his pony or himself when he figured either one of them had a sore spot. He used to have the odd beef animal to take to market, and when he had this to so he often called on me to drive the pony while he led the beast with a rope to the village. The idea was that he could ride back with me in the cart. First trip he bought me a straw hat, also my dinner at the hotel. The second, and trip we had bad luck as the beast got out of control while I was leading it. The old gent got tired and asked me to lead the beast a while. Of course I tried, but it got away and ran back towards home a mile or so Granddad had then to lead it the extra distance. This sort of upset him and when we finally got to town he gave me ten cents to get something to eat. I never was asked to go again, and I was quite well pleased as that ten cents did not buy much food for a hungry boy.As I remarked, Granddad was quite a horse trader. Must tell you of a little deal he had with the Gypsies. One day as he was making his usual trip to the village with his pony and cart, he stopped by the gypsy tent by the roadside, and paying $2.00 cash made a trade for the one that he thought better (one horse, not one gypsy). The following morning he hitched his new pony to the cart to go again to the village, however, he had great difficulty with his new pony, and when he finally got him going he decided that he would again stop by the roadside tent and endeavour to get back his other pony. This was of course managed with the payment of $2.00, also a few apologies on the part of the Gypsy. Granddad with his on old pony drove happily on to the village. Now as the Gypsies make their living by their wits, they figured that Granddad would again call on his way home. They accordingly arranged to have a little bait ready. Seems they clipped the mane of the pony, docked its tail, trimmed its fetlocks and made him quite smart looking and also so different. Sure enough in came Granddad on his way home and seeing this new pony (as he thought) was quite anxious to trade, which he did with a two-dollar help. O.K. all?s well until the next day when he wanted to go to the village, and he had the same trouble as previously and had to get help form some of the boys to get going. Well with the help of another $2.00 he got back his original pony. I think that figures to $8.00 he was out in the different transactions. Such were the characteristics of my Grandfather John. From web site of Curtis Boyle, Jan 2011. | HOLLEY, John (I1646)
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| 5965 | His will was proved on 11 SEP 1819 in Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine. All estate to his wife. Parents: Henry COLBY and Mary HERRENDEN. from site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Ebenezer (I8383)
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| 5966 | Historical Nova Scotia Vital Statistics, (online at novascotiagenealogy.com): 1874, book 1826, p78, #92. Mar. 2011. | Family: VAUGHAN, Thomas Andrew / WEST, Sarah Rebecca "Beckie" (F971)
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| 5967 | Historical Nova Scotia Vital Statistics, (online at novascotiagenealogy.com): 1875, book 1816, p240, #354. Mar. 2011. | VAUGHAN, Vernon Benjamin (I3484)
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| 5968 | Historical Nova Scotia Vital Statistics, (online at novascotiagenealogy.com): 1876, book 1816, p266, #358. Mar. 2011. | VAUGHAN, Leonard Percy (I5624)
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| 5969 | History of Henry County, IL: John Troyer and his family came here from Canada in 1851. He entered the SW quarter of Section 29, and built a log house and opened the farm, and made that his home until he died. He was born September 22, 1809 and died December 15, 1881. Son of Mary Holly and Michael Troyer of Canada. Known children: John Carlos; Lewis; Carlos Hewit; Hannah Elizabeth(Nelson H. Cole, William Lutz); Deacon William; David Calvin; Mary Catherine "Cassie" (m.Henry Jerome Ferguson); and Charles Spurgeon. extracted from Rohner-Karl web site of user vrohner, 24 Nov 2012. | TROYER, John (I10377)
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| 5970 | HOFF, Norma Eleanor (nee Hill)October 19, 1926 - May 9, 2011 Norma, wife of Otto Hoff of Three Hills, Alberta, passed away on Monday morning May 9, 2011. Besides her husband, Norma is survived by her children; Sandra and Jerome Burke of Drayton Valley, Randy Hoff and Yvonne Gordon of Drayton Valley and Verna Hoff of Carbon. Norma leaves in sorrow her sister Lois Holt of Edmonton, sisters-in-law Eleanor Hill of Airdrie, Melvina Hummel and Ruth Ohlhauser of Calgary; eighteen grandchildren, seventeen great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. She very much enjoyed her numerous friends in Carbon, Beiseker and Three Hills. She is predeceased by her son, Wayne, brothers Walter, Alfred and Harold Hill all of Calgary, sisters Mary Diebert of Wetaskiwin and Flora Wolfer of Calgary. Our Mom loved her life, working on our farm, milking cows, raising chickens and her many grandchildren as her "own". She was a wonderful cook and we certainly enjoyed her watching hockey, and baseball. We had a lot of fun times. Community and her neighbors were always welcomed. Funeral Services will be held at the Carbon Baptist Church at 1:00 p.m., Thursday, May 12, 2011. Memorial tributes may be made in Mom's honor directly to STARS or your choice of charity. Condolences may be sent to condolences@sunsetltd.ca. Arrangements in care of SUNSET FUNERAL SERVICE, Linden, Telephone: 403-546-3903. Published in The Calgary Herald on May 11, 2011. June 2013. | HILL, Norma Eleanor (I11069)
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| 5971 | HOLLEY, Eliza, f, Jan. 19, 1920, 73 years, Ontario, cause ? haemophilia, 4 days, farmer?s wife of Sproule Street, Markdale, interment at Markdale, parents ? Alexander Madill & Mary Stewart, infm ? Jacob Holley, husband of Markdale. Markdale Tp. (Grey Co) 016794-20 | MADILL, Eliza (I23)
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| 5972 | HOLLEY, Hannah Margaret, f, Mar. 31, 1917, 79 years 8 months, Canada, cause ? broncho pneumonia,14 months heart weakness, interment at Artemesia, father ? Mr. Harvey, infm ? Ed Holley of Meaford. Artemesia Tp. (Grey Co) 013610-17 | HARVEY, Hannah Margaret (I1653)
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| 5973 | HOLLEY, Horace Edward, m, Mar. 17, 1901, 3 weeks, Artemesia, cause ? blank, father ? William John Holley, infm ? Ed Holley. Artemesia Tp. (Grey Co) 010249-01 | HOLLEY, Horace Edward (I1750)
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| 5974 | HOLLEY, John, m, Aug. 31, 1917, 84 years, Canada, cause ? senile decay, farmer of Lot 19 Conc. 10, Artemesia, interment at Meaford Road Cemetery, parents ? Adam Holley & Sarah Chenie, infm ? Charles Holley of Flesherton. Artemesia Tp. (Grey Co) 013623-17 | HOLLEY, John (I1646)
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| 5975 | HOLLEY, Violeta, f, Aug. 25, 1873, 13 years, Canada, cause ? worms, infm ? John Holley, father, farmer of Lot 17, Conc. 10 Artemesia Tp. (Grey Co) 032156-73 | HOLLEY, Violetta "Etta" (I1674)
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| 5976 | Home & District Directory. | HOLLY, John F. (I6312)
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| 5977 | homesteaded 3 places : Rose Hill, Ducks, Heffley Creek. | HOLLEY, George (I1765)
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| 5978 | Hopps line is being researched by Dawn aka LibralLady@aol.com. Feb 2011. | HOPPS, James John (I1665)
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| 5979 | HOPPS, James, m, Jan. 20, 1887, 32 years, Canada, cause ? inflammation of the lungs, laborer, infm ? Catherine Hopps of Flesherton. Artemesia Tp. Death index. reg #(Grey Co) 005347-87. | HOPPS, James John (I1665)
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| 5980 | house built by Jack Vaughan, and lived in till about 1990. | FULLER, Zelphie Alice "Belle" (I8)
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| 5981 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. Also is age 9 on 1881 census. | WARD, Annie Rosetta (I9977)
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| 5982 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | WARD, William (I9913)
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| 5983 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | DELLOW, Jane (I9951)
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| 5984 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | DELLOW, Jane (I9951)
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| 5985 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | DELLOW, Jane (I9951)
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| 5986 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | WARD, Annie Rosetta (I9977)
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| 5987 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | DELLOW, James (I10152)
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| 5988 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | CHAPLIN, Herbert Nelson (I10153)
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| 5989 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | Family: WARD, William / UNKNOWN, Sarah (F2610)
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| 5990 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. Mar 2012. | Family: WARD, Alfred Charles / DELLOW, Jane (F2627)
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| 5991 | http://mailman.ednet.ns.ca/pipermail/nsroots/2006-January/001045.html. Feb 2012. | VAUGHAN, Alexander (I3382)
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| 5992 | http://mailman.ednet.ns.ca/pipermail/nsroots/2006-January/001045.html. Feb 2012. | VAUGHAN, Alexander (I3382)
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| 5993 | http://mailman.ednet.ns.ca/pipermail/nsroots/2006-January/001045.html. Feb 2012. | Family: VAUGHAN, Alexander / MARSTERS, Alberta (F1092)
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| 5994 | husband is a widower on 1861 census. On FreeBMD there is Mary Cocking, death Q1 1857 at Sheffield. Jan 2012. | JOHNSON, Mary (I8714)
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| 5995 | husband is widower in 1911 census. | MULLIGAN, Florence (I10726)
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| 5996 | I do not see this baptism in Manuden records, so have to assume she does not exist, and is a typo. May 2012. | WARD, Mary (I9910)
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| 5997 | I have assumed that since Edwin was born in 1828, that his father is not Francis Hamlyn. | WARD, Edwin (I10106)
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| 5998 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COCKING, J.E. (I8792)
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| 5999 | Ia145 c.1867? Sheffield Water Works Act 1867. Plan of Property situate in the parish of Ecclesfield and county of York belonging to William Crapper & Tusting Johnson Cocking. [Bears 'Reference to Land required by S.W.W. Compy.'] Line drawing, part with wash Scale 1" : 2ch. Source: National Archives web site UK, referring to Science Museum Library and Archives, Hackpen Lane, Wroughton, Swindon, SN4 9LT. June 2011. | COCKING, Tusting Johnson (I8717)
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| 6000 | Ida was not born yet at the time of the 1881 census. Lived with 5 of her brothers in the household next to her parents in 1901 census. The Flesherton Advance newspaper Sep. 22, 1926 mentions that ?Mr. Sam Holley of Parry Sound is visiting at present with his sister, Mrs. Sam Croft.? Feb. 13, 1908 Flesherton Advance mentions that her mother came to visit her in Toronto because she was ill. Flesherton Advance Dec. 20, 1944 has her obituary: ?Word was received on Tuesday morning of the death of Mrs. Samuel Croft, in Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Toronto, early Tuesday morning. Prior to being moved to this hospital, she had been in the General Hospital for about a year, suffering from arthritis. The late Mrs. Croft, formerly Edna Holley, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Holley was born on July 10, 1882 in Artemesia Township. She was united in marriage to Jos. Samuel Croft, who now survives her passing together with two sons, Pte. Harvey Croft of Camp Borden and Everett Croft of Flesherton. The late Mrs. Croft is also survived by four brothers: Charles, George, Issac and Samuel Holley. In religion she was Presbyterian. The late Mrs. Croft?s remains were brought from Toronto to Flesherton where the funeral will be held. From his nephew?s (Elmer Howard) family history: It must have been quite an adventure for a girl to be the only one in a family of nine boys, but such was the case with my Auntie Edna. First we must give you her full name, by which she was christened: Miss Ida Mary Matilda Edna Holley. She was the youngest of the family. Edna was a rather pretty girl of fairly slight build. She had beautiful large blue eyes, exceptionally long hair, a marvellous disposition and always a beautiful smile. Edna lived at home until her marriage, and was the mother of two boys. When quite a young person she was stricken with arthritis, she suffered quite badly for many years, finally passing away about 60 years of age. I had not seen her in many years and knew very little of her life and family. From web site of Curtis Boyle, Jan., 2011. | HOLLEY, Ida Mary Matilda "Edna" (I1974)
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