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| 7251 | SEAX archives. Simeon Robinson, Bachelor & Minor (signed) & Drusilla Ward, spinster & Minor (her X mark), both of this parish. Witnessed by Jonathan Bunton, Sarah Spicer, William Robinson, & Philip Darnell. image 14. Apr 2012. | Family: ROBINSON, Simeon / HUMPHREY, Drusilla (F2655)
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| 7252 | SEAX archives. Thomas Spicer, singleman (his X mark) & Sarah Ward, singlewoman, (signed), both of this parish. Witnessed by Rich'd Ward & Eliz'th Whitehand. image 97. May 2012. | Family: SPICER, Thomas / WARD, Sarah (F2595)
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| 7253 | SEAX archives. William Ward (signed) & SusannahAdcock (signed), both of this parish. By License. image 110. Apr 2012. | Family: WARD, William / ADCOCK, Susannah (F35)
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| 7254 | SEAX archives: John Ward age about 78, inquest into death at his dwelling. Inquest on the 14 of Sept. at the home of William Ward called or known by the name or sign of the Bell. Ruled he died as a result of 'visitation by God'. Signed by Richard Spicer, William Ward, Sylvanus Ward, and some other men. | WARD, John (I9845)
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| 7255 | SEAX archives: Joseph Ward age about 55, inquest into death at his dwelling. Inquest on the 12 of Sept. Died as a result of 'visitation by God'. Statement by Joseph Ward, son of this Joseph. Also One person made statement that Joseph Ward wanted Mr Sylvanus Ward to ride with him in the wagon down the Little Walden Road, however was too busy to go. Joseph Ward had previously rode his rig to his brickworks on Deboler Road. Signed by Richard Spicer, William Ward, Sylvanus Ward, and some other men. Feb 2012. | WARD, Joseph (I9848)
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| 7256 | SEAX Debden Burials: Judah Ward, Infant. Apr 2012. | WARD, Judah (I10299)
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| 7257 | Section 96 Row D Site 17. ETG/2 US NAVY WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II. Ancestry.com May 2013. | STETTINGER, Jacob "Jack" (I11006)
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| 7258 | Section F, with his grandmother, Lulu Frances Vaughan. note from Carol Gano, Nov 2009. | VAUGHAN, Gerald Raymond (I5940)
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| 7259 | Section: J, Row: 14, Plot: 37 (Legend). Sts. Vladimir & Olga Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral. Online cemetery index. May 2013. | STETTINGER, Fredrick H. "Fred" (I11008)
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| 7260 | see baptism. | COCKING, Thomas (I9197)
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| 7261 | see Baptism. | BIRKET, Margaret (I10519)
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| 7262 | See Baptism. Also age 6 on 1851 census in Fulstow. also found in Hayes Gray Tree by user Robbie2394 on Ancestry.com. June 2011. Not sure about his middle name, as not on baptism. | COCKING, John [Rooth ?] (I8784)
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| 7263 | See Baptism. Also age 59 on 1901 census. | SMITH, Stewart Anderson (I10524)
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| 7264 | see baptism. [Note: she is not named on Family Memorial Headstone]. Originally from Ancestry.com Alston Littlechild Tree user gailmo. Mar 2012. | SPICER, Elizabeth Ward (I10247)
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| 7265 | see burial | THOMPSON, Sarah (I8764)
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| 7266 | see burial notes. | COCKING, Elizabeth (I8780)
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| 7267 | see burial record. | WARRINER, Sarah (I8617)
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| 7268 | see burial, although why would she be up there, so far from Tealby? So may not be same woman. There is another burial from www.freereg.org.uk of Henry Cocking, age 8m, abode Brigg, 20 Apr 1817, so they both are likely part of same family. Nov 2011. | SMITH, Esther or Ester (I6907)
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| 7269 | See burial. Q3, 1848, Southwell, Vol 15, p517, Robert Cocking. FreeBMD. England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: General Register Office. England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes. London, England: General Register Office. Aug 2011. | COCKING, Robert (I8738)
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| 7270 | see burial. | WARD, Richard Essex (I9853)
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| 7271 | see burial. | WARD, Judah (I10299)
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| 7272 | See burial. Also husband Robert remarried in 1801 according to user Christine5079. Mar 2012. | HUMPHREY, Ann Ward (I10160)
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| 7273 | See death record for source of date. Place from transcription in Lincolnshire FHS Mar 1999 (Vol 10 No 1): Compiler Rev. Thomas Cocking, dated 21 Dec. 1864. | COCKING, Joseph (I8633)
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| 7274 | see naturalization paper. | Family: HOWARD, Robert George / BRUCE, Millicint Rosine (F2961)
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| 7275 | see note | Family: DAVIS, Capt. John / COLBY, Mary (F60)
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| 7276 | see note. | COLBY, Mary (I112)
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| 7277 | see probate. | COCKING, Rebecca (I8686)
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| 7278 | See Probate. Mar 2012. | CLARK, Mary (I8927)
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| 7279 | see WW1 Attestation Papers. Originally from Colquhoun/Milligan/Grant Tree of user bonniekowalski on Ancestry.com. Aug 2013. | KOWALSKI, Anton "Tony" (I10992)
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| 7280 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MADILL, M.L. (I1123)
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| 7281 | served in WW1 overseas | HOLLEY, Porter (I2442)
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| 7282 | served in WW1 overseas | HOLLEY, Harold (I2449)
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| 7283 | served in WW2 overseas with RCASC, 1941-45. | NESBITT, Thomas Borden "Bob" (I2146)
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| 7284 | Shapka Tree, by user johnandnoella1 on Ancestry.com Mar 2013. | SHAPKA, Alexander William (I10973)
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| 7285 | Shapka Tree, by user johnandnoella1 on Ancestry.com Mar 2013. | SHAPKA, Alexander William (I10973)
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| 7286 | Shapka Tree, by user johnandnoella1 on Ancestry.com Mar 2013. | HUTZKAL, Irene Marie (I10974)
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| 7287 | Shapka Tree, by user johnandnoella1 on Ancestry.com Mar 2013. | HUTZKAL, Irene Marie (I10974)
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| 7288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SHAPKA, u. (I10975)
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| 7289 | SHAPKA _ Irene Alma (nee Siddon) 1921 - 2007 Irene Shapka, cherished wife of Steve, passed away peacefully on May 3, 2007 at the age of 85 years. Irene was born on May 8, 1921 at Olds, Alberta. She moved to Calgary as a young woman, where she lived most of her life. It was in Calgary that she met and married the love of her life, Steve, on April 15, 1942. Leaving behind with loving memories are her husband of sixty-five years, Steve, and their three children, John (Gaylene), Doug (Cheryl) and Christina (Hans Spiess). Grandma will also be sadly missed by her seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so at HERITAGE FUNERAL HOME, 1708 - 16 Avenue N.W. (across from the North Hill Shopping Centre) on Monday, May 7, 2007 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. A Memorial Service will be held at Heritage Funeral Home, 1708 - 16 Avenue N.W. on Tuesday, May 8, 2007 at 1:00 p.m. To e-mail expressions of sympathy to: hffs@telusplanet.net, subject heading: Irene Shapka. HERITAGE FUNERAL SERVICES "Heritage Funeral Home" Telephone: 299-0100. Mar 2013. | SIDDON, Irene Alma (I10913)
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| 7290 | Shapka, John and Annie [written by Gaylene Shapka, 1975] John came to Canada in 1910, at the age of 18 from Chernowitz, Romania. He travelled through the western provinces, working his way, briefly revisited his homeland, but returned to settle in Calgary in the fall of 1913. In 1918 he made his home in the Albert Park area. The woman he was to marry, Annie, whose maiden name was also Shapka, arrived with her family in Calgary in 1913. Annie?s father Michael was the proprietor of a large dairy farm adjacent to Calgary?s original Red Light district which was where the large zoo animals are now exhibited. Her brothers, Andrew and John worked in their father?s dairy farm. Andrew and his wife, Molly moved to Albert Park in the late 1950?s. Annie and John were married in 1918: they bought a house across the street at 2534 ? 10th Ave. S.E., which is also still standing and is still owned by a member of the Shapka family. Their other three children, Steve, Helen and Isabel were born and raised in this home. Mrs. Bahan was the attending midwife for all three. This house was among the first in the area to acquire electricity. Originally their house was on a small tract of land, but over the years, John bought surrounding parcels of land, eventually totalling approximately 30 lots. They added chickens, a few cows, pigs and horses. They were extremely proud of their buggy and horse, Nellie the one-eyed trotter. Their children were perhaps the first ?milkmen? in this area: they delivered about 60 quarts daily to neighbours. During the depression, this self-sufficient couple shared their food resources with less lucky friends and neighbours. They were also one of the first to purchase a car; John?s first vehicle was a 1929 Ford quarter ton. John worked in the stockyards from 1913 until the mid-1920?s when he was awarded a contract by the CPR to unload coal and wood for steam engines and to remove cinders from the ash pit. At the peak his business employed 58 men. When the First World War came, employees were difficult to find as many men went overseas and so John relinquished the contract. He then went to work in the coachyards, the car department of the CPR, where he was employed until his retirement in 1958. Until his death in January of 1969, John spent his time at his home in Albert Park. His widow, Annie, lived on in the family home until she died in February of 1974. Two of their children, Steve and Isabel, have homes in the same block as their parent?s home, in the Albert Park district. [Extracted from ?Hub of Three Hamlets: Community Cooperation East of Calgary? Author Jean Elliot. Calgary Century Publications, Calgary 1975. Found on site www.ourroots.ca . September 28, 2013] | SHAPKA, John (I10907)
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| 7291 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ANDRE, S.L-A (I11268)
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| 7292 | She and Frank lived at this home until their deaths in 2000. | VAUGHAN, Grace Patricia (I4)
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| 7293 | she developed lung cancer, which had earlier been misdiagnosed as emphazema (sp ?). An operation was performed in June of 1999, but by then it was too late, so she started chemotherapy which was very debilitating on her quality of life. | VAUGHAN, Grace Patricia (I4)
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| 7294 | She died of a heart attack. From web site of Curtis Boyle, Jan 2011, (http://boylephotos.lcurtisboyle.com/). | HOLLEY, Edna Wright (I1015)
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| 7295 | she is a granddaughter of Mary Millett Vaughan Bezanson (RN 4329) | GRAHAM, Eunice (I3278)
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| 7296 | Sheffield Daily Telegraph Thursday 20 Sept 1877 newspaper announcement. Findmypast.com Feb 2013. Originally from Angela & Mikes Family Tree, Ancestry Jan 2011. | Family: COCKING, Benjamin / BLACKBURN, Annie Martha (F231)
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| 7297 | Sheffield Flood of March 11th 1864. Claim for loss of property ? Number of claimant: 5083; Name of Claimant: John Booth, Joseph Wells, John Beckett, George Drake, John Bennett Roberts, Edwin Falding, Joseph Pearson, Tusting Johnson Cocking, and Thomas Ridgway, Trustees of the "Union Building Company" Address of Claimant: All of Sheffield Chairman's Address John Booth, Wharncliffe Villas, Broomhall Park, Sheffield. Source: Sheffield Hallam University Archives, (http://www2.shu.ac.uk/sfca/). June 2011. | COCKING, Tusting Johnson (I8717)
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| 7298 | Sheffield Independant 27 May 1871, p7, At the parish Church, Handsworth, by the Rev. W. L. Gibson, curate. Marriage of Charles Vessay (sic), eldest son of Mr Stephen COCKING, Fotherby, Lincolnshire, to Emma Jane, only daughter of Mr M. Sanderson, manufacturer of the former place. Source: findmypast.com newspapers, Also 1871 in GRO index Q2. | Family: COCKING, Charles Vessey / SANDERSON, Emma Jane (F229)
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| 7299 | Ship Passenger card, 1924. | DAVIS, Winifred Emily (I8499)
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| 7300 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DAVIS, D. (I1029)
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