Notes
Matches 7,201 to 7,250 of 8,010
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| 7201 | Robert Boles, age 75 [1804], LDS film 1853226, digital folder 4172964, img 664, ref yr 1879 cn 6993. Feb 2012. [Another, although likely incorrect person, record is: 5 Jan 1872, Lanark Co., Robert Boale, 57, farmer, born Ireland, by paralysis, by Mrs Boale, residence Pakenham? . Ontario Death Record, Ancestry.com. Oct 2011.] | BOWLES, Robert (I9249)
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| 7202 | Robert BORRIE (sp on church record) Journeyman Blacksmith in this parish & Catherine CHRISTIE, in the parish of Liff. (and what looks like 2 Dr) [second Daughter?]. Scotlandspeople Feb 2013. | Family: BURRY, Robert / CHRISTIE, Catherine (F2808)
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| 7203 | Robert Cocking. Transcribed from Parish Registers, & in email from Pauline James, Mar 2012. | COCKING, Robert (I8606)
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| 7204 | Robert John William BLIGHT, born 8 Dec 1885, Cardiff, Wales, Automobile Mechanic, married to Florence Emily Maude Milan, father John Blight, mother Caroline James (both born Wales), age 65. Source: BC Death records, online BC Royal Museum collection. Oct 2013. | BLIGHT, Robert John William "John R." (I4835)
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| 7205 | Robert Vessey, full age, Widower, Butcher, residing London Rd., father Benjamin Vessey Butcher; Ellen Marsden, full age, Spinster, residing Finch St., father Thomas Marsden Watchmaker. Witnessed by James Marsden & Esther Marsden. Performed by A. J. Thomlin? BA Curate; After Banns, Source: Liverpool Record Office, 283 NIC/3/35. Ancestry.com. Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1813-1921 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA. Nov 2011. | Family: VESSEY, Robert / MARSDEN, Ellen (F1596)
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| 7206 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. and hints on ancestry.com Mar 2013 | WERSTIUK, Mike (I10983)
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| 7207 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. and hints on ancestry.com Mar 2013 | WERSTIUK, Mike (I10983)
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| 7208 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, William L. "Bill" (I10964)
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| 7209 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | LUCHAK, Helen (I10965)
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| 7210 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | LUCHAK, Helen (I10965)
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| 7211 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Pearl (I10969)
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| 7212 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Nick William (I10978)
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| 7213 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Nick William (I10978)
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| 7214 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Bob (I10980)
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| 7215 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Bob (I10980)
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| 7216 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Mary (I10982)
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| 7217 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | SHAPKA, Mary (I10982)
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| 7218 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: SHAPKA, John / UNKNOWN, u. (F2933)
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| 7219 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | Family: ROMANIUK, John / SHAPKA, Pearl (F2935)
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| 7220 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: SHAPKA, Nick William / UNKNOWN, u. (F2937)
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| 7221 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: SHAPKA, Bob / UNKNOWN, u. (F2938)
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| 7222 | rootsweb search, data by ratclifj@telus.net. Mar 2013 | Family: WERSTIUK, Mike / SHAPKA, Mary (F2939)
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| 7223 | Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project: Moore or less, the many connections of my family as noted by Elaine Hutton in 2010. | CHEAVIN, Elizabeth (I6256)
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| 7224 | Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project: Moore or less, the many connections of my family, as noted by Elaine Hutton in 2010. | CHRISTNER, Solomon McKenzie (I6303)
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| 7225 | Royal Navey, killed by other that accident, disease, or enemy action. ship HMS Bona Venture. Place assumed, but might have been at sea. Ancestry.com. Apr 2012. | WARD, Stanley Edwin (I10236)
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| 7226 | Ruggles COLBY was born on 10 JUN 1711 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. (SOURCE: Early Vital Records of Essex County, Massachusetts to 1850. Amesbury, listed as Colbey.) He died before 1790 at Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine. He was a Shipwright in Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine. They lived in Amesbury, East Parish, South Hampton, New Hampshire and settled in Wiscasset, Maine in 1749. He served in the militia in 1757. The record of baptisim of the First Amesbury Church, gives Mary as the name of marriag, but Hoyt says this is probaly a mistake as Abigail wife of Ruggles' was baptized and owned the covenant and was baptized at the First Church in Amesbury 16 May 1736. He was a shipwright and one of the early settlers on the Sheepscot River, Maine. On 26 January 1774 he signed a petition for the incorporation of a new town called Freetown, later Edgecomb, Maine. He signed a petition as one of the inhabitants of Kennebec River for protection 22 April 1755. Ruggles sold half of 1800 acres to Elijah Packard of Bridgewater, Mass. on 10 October 1765; 102 aacres to Joseph Huff on 22 March 1782 and to Moses Huff 50 acres on 1 October 1789. A number of his grandchildren were living at Wiscassed, Edgecomb, and other nearby places, and we suppose them to be the children of his son Edmund Colby. SOURCES: (1) "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt; (2) "The Colby Family in Early America" by Frederick Lewis Weis, Caledonia, The Colonial Press, pub 1970; (3) "History of the Colby Family" by James W. Colby, pub 1895. Parents: Samuel COLBY and Dorothy AMBROSE. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Ruggles (I8389)
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| 7227 | said to have died in Civil War | VAUGHAN, William (I3321)
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| 7228 | Samantha Nunn, age 21, spinster, living in Summerville, daughter of Samuel (ship carpenter) & Alice Nunn; Rudolph Wilkins, age 28, bachelor, mariner, born Germany, living in Summerville, parents John (clerk) & Mary Wilkins, witness G.B. Vaughan & Alice Nunn, by Rev. Blackman. from Novascotiagenealogy.com web site. | Family: WILKINS, Rudolph / NUNN, Ruth Samantha 'Samantha' (F1655)
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| 7229 | Samuel COLBY was born in 1638/39 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. Alternate date: Aug 10. 1638 (History of Sutton) He signed a will on 6 MAR 1715/16 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He died about 1716 at Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He will was proved on 2 JUL 1716 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. . From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Samuel (I8397)
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| 7230 | Samuel COLBY was born on 9 MAR 1671 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He died in 1746 at Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He had administration granted for estate on 29 SEP 1746 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. In a letter to the Boston Transcript, a New England Genealogy publication, asks "I have read that three decendants of Anthony of Amesbury - Ruggles, Ambrose and Benjamin went to Wiscasset, Maine." This is true. In 1749, a petition was sent to the governor of Massachusetts (Maine was part of Mass untill 1820) asking that Wiscasset be made an independent town. This petition was signed by Ambrose, Ruggles, (Brothers) and Benj'n Colby. A similar petition was repeated in 1754 signed by Ambrose. The town was incorporated in 1760 as Pownalborough, in honor of Governor Pownall. It later was divided into three towns, Wiscasset, Dresden, and Alna. fron Lineage of Philander M. Colby of Arborville $ Bradshaw, Ne., and Spencer Colby of Hamilton County, Ne. by Claudia K. (Miller) Forster. Widow Dorothy was appointed administratrix of the estate of Samuel, 29 September 1746, and the estate was divided, 1748/1750. As Samuel Colby of Amesbury, son of Samuel Colby, deceased, he petitioned the General Court of Massachusetts for a grant of land west of the Connecticut River in Massachusetts for the services of his father in King Philip's War: the petition was not granted. SOURCES: (1) "The Colby Family in Early America" by Frederick Lewis Weis, Caledonia, The Colonial Press, pub 1970; (2) "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt; (3) Early Vital Records of Essex County, Massachusetts to 1850. Amesbury. Parents: Samuel COLBY and Elizabeth SARGENT.. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Samuel (I8391)
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| 7231 | Samuel Colby, father of Samuel and son of Anthony, was born in 1639 in Amesbury. He was made a freeman in 1660. This title gave a man the right to vote in town affairs. It was necessary to own property and be a church member in order to receive it. In his youth, he was something of a black sheep and in 1665 was convicted of a misdemeanor. In 1676, he was in King Philip's War and helped bury Captain Turner after the Deerfield Massacre. In 1686, he was prosecuted for selling drink without a license, but was acquitted. In 1689, he was a representative to the General Court of Massachusetts and in 1696 was chosen assessor of his native town. He lived first at Amesbury, but like many others, he took up a lot in the Ox Common at East Haverhill without asking leave. The contest for ownership between the squatters and the legal proprietors continued for forty years. Before it was settled, he returned with his family to Amesbury. In 1678, he opened an inn at Bartlett's Corner near the old homestead and continued as the proprietor until his death in 1715. About 1666, he married Elizabeth Sargent. Comment #2 Samuel fought in King Philip's War, in the Falls Fight under Captain Turner. Salisbury town records show that Samuel was fined in 1665 for 'abusing a wench'. Samuel and Elizabeth owned a 'public house' or inn in Amesbury in 1678. In 1686, he was acquitted of a charge of 'selling drink without a license'. Samuel represented Amesbury in general court (Attorney?) in 1689. On July 22, 1692, Samuel signed a petition in favor of Mrs Bradbury who was accused of witchcraft. Elizabeth was the daughter of William Sargent, a friend of Anthony. William's wife was Elizabeth Perkins. William was born in England in 1602. His Father was Richard Sargent, an officer in the Royal Navy. William also immigrated with Winthrop in 1630. from 'Lineage of Philander M. Colby of Arborville & Bradshaw, Me., and Spencer Colby of Hamilton County, Me. by Claudia K. (Miller) Forster, Seattle, Wa. Samuel was a planter and innholder at Amesbury and later settled at Haverhill between 1664 and 1667. He received land in Amesbury, 1659 & 1662; townsman of Amesbury in 1660, lived in Haverhill, 1668, 1672 and 1674, but had returned to Amesbury, 1676, where he died. Among the few affidavits that were made to sustain claims for land near Turner's Falls, found in the Massachusetts M. S. Archives, is one from John Chase, in which he states that he and Samuel Colby were in the fight and helped to bury Captain Turner, and in 1689 served as representative from Amesbury. He made his will 6 March 1715/6, which was proved 2 July 1716. Comment #3 From the "Essex antiquarian, Old Norfold County Records." "Planter", and "innholder," He received land in Amesbury in 1659 and '62; townsman of Amesbury in 1660; took oath of allegiance and fidelity in Amesbury, Dec. 1677. He was soldier in King Philip's War; was in the "Falls Fight" under Capt. Turner, March 18, 1676. (From; Old families of Salisbury and Amesbury). "John Chase, of Newbury, certifies that he was in the expedition with Capt. Turner, and helped to bury him, and that Samuel Coleby, late of Almsbury, deceased, was with him. A grant was made of a township of land, as near as might be to the scene of the "Falls fight," to all officers and soldiers who were engaged therin." Two new claimants, Samuel Coleby, eldest son of Samuel Coleby, of Almsbury, and tryall Newbury, of Malden, were admitted to first choice lots on the new tract, by act of the Court august 1, 1741. From: "Soldiers in King Philip's War" originally published in Boston, 1906. In 1669 was a representative to the General Court and tything man several years until resigning in 1707. In 1667 her served as Sergeant in King Phillips War at the Falls Fight, under Capt. Turner, and was at the massacre near Deerfield, on the Connecticut River, where the Indians ambushed them, killing Capt. Turner. By order of the General Court, a township of land near the scene of battle was given to each survivor or his heir, yet it was not until 60 years later that Samuel, his son, was admitted to first choice of lots. "John Ilsley (also, Isly) of Salisbury, barber, conveyed to Richard Goodale, sr., of Salisbury, husbandman, 12-acre planting lot, formerly of Mr. Jn Hodges, in Salisbury, bounded by Richard Singletary, Jn Clifford, ye mill way and boggie meadow, April 14, 1664. Wit: Mary Goodale and Sam: Colby. Ack. in court 12: 2 mo: 1664." "William Allin (his A mark) of Salisbury releases Samuell Colby, late of Salisbury of a lost bill of twenty pounds, given for land he bought of me, March 16, 1667-8. Wit: Joh Pike and Moses Pike. Ack. March 16, 1667-8, before Robert Pike." Vol VI. Old Norfolk County Records. 1902, pg. 175. "Samuel Colby of Haverhill, planter for 10 pounds, conveyed to Jn Clough of salisbury, house carpenter, my division of upland, of 108 acres, in Salisbury new town, bounded by Robert Quenby, lot formerly of Mary Peasly, highway and Nathan Gold, April 23, 1668. Wit: Tho: Bradbury and John Bradbury. Ack. april 23, 1668, before Robert Pike, commissioner." Vol. VI. pg. 176. "George Martyn (his M mark) of Amsbery, blacksmith, conveyed to Samuel Colby of Haverhill, planter, 3 acres of meadow I had of Isaac Colby and which was formerly Mr. Bradburie's; bounded with Fox Island creek, Goodman Stevens, Mr. Winsly, Robert fitts and Richard Goodale, April 4, 1670. Wit: John Colby and tho: Currier. Ack. 12: 2 mo: 1670, in court at Salisbury. Grantor's wife, Susanna Martin released dower April 24, 1682, before Nath Saltonstall, assistant." Vol. VIII. 1904, pg. 40 From Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, pg. 999: "In Apr., 1665, Nath'l Barnard and Samuel Colby deposed that they were "at the house of Heaniry Sawers" and read the court's order to Wid. Peasley concerning a division of land between Wid. Peasley and Thomas Barnard Jr. (her son-in-law), and she refused, etc. (Es. Co. Ct. Rec. vol. 3, p. 253). Samuel Colby was fined in 1665 for 'abusing a wench'. Samuel and Elizabeth owned a 'public house' or inn in amesbury in 1678. In 1686, he was acquitted of a charge of 'selling drink without alicense'. Samuel represented Amesbury in general court (Attorney?) in 1689. On Jul 22, 1692, Samuel signed a petition in favor of Mrs. Bradbury who was accused of witchcraft. SOURCES: (1) A History of Deerfield, Ma, by George Sheldon, Vol I, page 159; (2) Society of Colonial Wars, Index of Ancesters, 1922, page 113; (3) "The Colby Family in Early America" by Frederick L. Weis, 1970, page 8; (4) Colby Clan Ancester Sheets, by Various members; (5) "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt. Parents: Anthony COLBY and Susannah. . From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Samuel (I8397)
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| 7232 | Samuel Wing to Susan Briggs. Ancestry.com. Also LDS film 0504052 IT 2. Apr 2012. | Family: WING, Samuel / BRIGGS, Susannah (F2713)
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| 7233 | Sarah Ann ARMSTRONG, Age 21 on headstone. Feb 2013 | ARMSTRONG, Sarah Ann (I1018)
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| 7234 | Sarah Ann Marshall Stewart and Roderick George Cameron were married on 12 June 1907 in Melancthon Township, Ontario, Canada. #007042-07 (Dufferin Co): Roderick George CAMERON, 24, farmer, Canada, Keppel twp., s/o John CAMERON & Sarah SPENCER, married Sarah Ann Marshall STEWART, 18, Canada, Melancthon twp., d/o Duncan STEWART, farmer, & Isabella H. MARSHALL, witn: Duncan STEWART of Corbetton & Mary CAMERON of North Keppel, 12 June 1907 at Melancthon twp [http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/1906.htm] From web site mcgregor-mills.ca . May 2011. | Family: CAMERON, Roderick George / STEWART, Sarah Ann Marshall (F102)
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| 7235 | Sarah Cocking, age 56 [b 1785], Anglican, National Burial Index, originally from Lincs Family History Soc. as found on findmypast.co.uk 'Parish Records Collection'. June 2011. Image of Burial record found on Lincstothepast.com. | DYAS, Sarah (I38)
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| 7236 | Sarah Cocking, daughter of William, marriage to Joseph Hill, son of John. Source: http://mi.lincolnshiremarriages.org.uk/louthRD.xls. Nov 2011 Also in 16 Sep 1842 Lincolnshire Chronicle Fri Sept 16, 1842, with parents names. Feb 2013. | Family: HILL, Joseph / COCKING, Sarah (F227)
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| 7237 | Scarlet Fever. From Anne Brogden Farrer in her Tree, sent Nov 2011, information actually from Irene Cocking of Australia. Additional from Newell Tree of user Pamela Newell on Ancestry.com. Dec 2011. | COCKING, Robert Newell (I9415)
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| 7238 | Scotlandspeople search shows a John Barrow, son of David Barrow & Barbara Crichton at Auchterhouse baptised on 2 June 1771. This is a more likely family given his name on marriage. Feb 2013. Originally with date of 5 Jan 1775 from Ancestry.com web site Duffy/NcNiff Tree of user AD51052, [may be christening date]. Feb 2013 | BURROUGH, John (I10569)
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| 7239 | Scotlandspeople, Feb 2013. | Family: SMITH, Stewart Anderson / BURRY, Margerite Clark (F183)
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| 7240 | SE 04-60-09 W4. | KOWALSKI, John (I11144)
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| 7241 | Search on ScotlandsPeople.gov.uk . narrowed down by eliminating years. Jan 2014. | SMITH, Stewart Anderson (I10524)
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| 7242 | searching on ScotlandsPeople database. Feb 2013. | BIRKETT, George (I10467)
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| 7243 | searching on ScotlandsPeople database. Feb 2013. | Family: SMITH, John Lowe / BIRKETT, Jessie Gilchrist (F182)
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| 7244 | searching on ScotlandsPeople database. Feb 2013. | Family: SMITH, David / BIRKETT, Elizabeth "Betty" (F2772)
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| 7245 | SEAX Archives online: Richard Ward, of Albury in the County of Hertford, Bachelor and Sarah Humphrey, of this Parish, Spinster, a Minor, were Married in this Church, by License, with the concent of John Humphrey, her Father, this 16th January, 1760, by Robert Ganton, Curate. Signed by both Richard & Sarah. In the Presence of Thos Buck & William Hubbard. Originally from 'Essex Journal' Spring/Summer 1976 article "Richard Ward: An Eighteenth Century Bricklayer" by J.D. Williams. Mar 2012. | Family: WARD, Richard / HUMPHREY, Sarah (F36)
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| 7246 | SEAX Archives. Feb 2012. | GATWARD, Illegitimate (I9840)
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| 7247 | SEAX archives. image 146. Assumed is same person. Apr 2012. | Family: BUNTEN, Robert / REDHOUSE, Mary (F2689)
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| 7248 | SEAX archives. Joseph Rider (signed) & Henrietta Humphrey (her X mark), both of this parish. image 122. Apr 2012. | Family: RIDER, Joseph / HUMPHREY, Henrietta (F2687)
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| 7249 | SEAX archives. Richard Ward Spicer, bachelor (signed) & Dudley Ward, spinster (her X mark), both of this parish. image 32. Apr 2012. | Family: SPICER, Richard Ward / WARD, Dudley Adcock (F2592)
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| 7250 | SEAX archives. Robert Bunten [signed] & Ann Ward Humphrey [her x mark], both of this parish. Originally email from christine5079 on Ancestry.com messages. Mar 2012. | Family: BUNTEN, Robert / HUMPHREY, Ann Ward (F2688)
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