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| 7551 | The December 30, 1897 Flesherton Advance newspaper reported that he had just return home from working in nearby Bolton, ON. From web site of Curtis Boyle, Jan 2011. | HOLLEY, Isaac Eustice 'Ike' (I1845)
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| 7552 | The division of the estate of Anthony Colby of Salisbury, late deceased, made by Tho. Bradbury and Robert Pike, Apr. 9, 1661, by order of the county court held at Salisbury. To ye widdow for hir part & the two youngest children: ye dwelling house, barne and 14 acres of upland in tillage, ?70.; ye ferric meadow, ?30.; ye household goods, ?19. 19s. 4d.; a yoake of Oxen, ?14.; 3 Cowes, ?13. 10s.; 7 Swine, ?5. 5s.; in sheep, ?2. 10s.; in Corne, ?21. 4s.; the boggie meadow, ?10. To John Colby: an acre of land aded to his halfe acre at his house, ?2. 16s.; two cheyns, 10s.; a yoake of oxen ?15. 10s.; Mr. Groom's accomodacons, ?6.; in sheep, ?1. 10s.; a cart & wheels, span, shackle & pin & ye 4th pt. of another cart. ?2. To Sarah, ye wife of Orlando Bagly: one Cowe & one 3 yeere old steere, ?8.; a young horse, ?10.; another Cowe, ?4. 10s.; p. Isaac Colby, ?5. 16s. More payd by Isaac Colby to Orlando Bagly for ye which the estate was debtor. ?5. 19s. 8d. To Samuell Colby: one yoade of oxen, ?13.; the pasture, ?20. To Isaac Colby: the eleven lotts of marshe at Mr. Hal's farme, 2 lotts of sweepage & one higledee pigeledee lot, ?9. 10s.; 2 yearlins, ?3.; ye part of ye saw mill, ?30. To Rebecka Colby: a Cowe, one 3 year old steere & ye mare colt, ?14.; two Calves, ?1.; a bed & bolster, ?4. 10s.; p. Isaac Colby, ?2. 11s.; p. Sam. Colby, ?5. 4s.; in corne, 11s. This division was consented to by the widow Colby and all the children who were of capacity. Confirmed by the Norfolk county court at Salisbury, 14:2:1663, and recorded by Tho. Bradbury, rec. Norfolk Co. Quarterly Court Files, vol. 1, leaf 34. From England to America. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Anthony (I8421)
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| 7553 | The first record of a Colby in Sempringham is a deed dated 3 Febuary 1421/2 by which William Stanenstone of Pointon conveyed to John oche and his wife Alice three selions of land in the fields west of Pointon, two of which parcels were bounded by William Colby. This William Colby was undoubtedly an ancestor of the Colbys who lived in the village of Pointon in the parish of Sempringham several generations later. On 7 May 1505 Robert Rogerson of Pointon granted to John Huchyson and Robert Colby of Pointon "one messuage and 20 acres of land and meadow with all of the appurtenances in the village and the fields of Pointon, which lately was inherited after the decease of William Rogerson his father and Alice his wife." This Robert Colby was probably the great grandson of the above william Colby and was probably the grandfather of Matthew Colby, the father of Thomas, and grandfather of Anthony. The name of the father of Matthew is a mystery. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Matthewe (I8430)
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| 7554 | The following is the will of William SARGENT ca 1606-1675, as recorded in Edwin Everett Sargent's book, "The Sargent Record," self-published in 1899. In the name of God Amen. the 24 day of March 1671\72 I William Sargent of ye town of Emefbury in ye County of Norfolk Maffachufettf in Newengland Seaman being in pritty good health of body & of found & pfect memorie (praise bee given to god for ye same) & knowing ye uncertainty of thif life on earth & being Defirouf to fettle thingf in order doe make thif my laft will & teftamt in manner & form That if to fayFirst & principally I comend my soule to Allmighty God my Creator affurdely believing yt fhall recieve full pardon & free remiffion of all my fins & bee faved by ye peciouf death & meritte of my bleffed Savioc & Redemmer Chrift Jefuf & my body to ye earth from whence it waf taken to bee buried in fuch Decent & Chriftian manner af to my Executoed hereafter named fhall be thought meete & convenient. And af touching fuch wordly eftate af ye lord mercy hath lent mee my will & meaning if ye fame fhal bee imployed & beftowed af hereafter by thif will & Teftament Item I give & bequeath to my grand child William Challis five poundf & to my grandchildren Elizabeth, Lydia, Mary & Phillip watson Challif to each of them twenty fhillings Item I give & bequeath unto my grand children Dorothie & Elizabeth Colby to each of them twenty fhillings Item I give unto my grand child William Sargent thirty shillings Itt I give & bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth ye wife of Sam Colby five poundf Item I give all ye remayndere of my estate (these my legacies & my funeral chargef being firfte paid) unto my daughter Sarah both howfing & landf, chattelf & other movablef wt foever alwayf pvided that if fhe die wth out children that these howfing & landf: to bee equally divided: unto my four children hereafter named, i: e: my fons Thomaf & William & my daughters Mary & Elizabeth Item I do conftitute ordaine & appointe my fone Thomaf Sargent & my daughter Sarah Sargent Executors unto thif my will & Teftamt & doe make my loving brother in law Tho Bradbury & my efteemed friend Major Pike my overfeerf to take care that thif my will may bee prformed according to ye true intente & meaning thereof And to thif my last will & Teftament I doe hereunto fess my hand & feale ye day & year above named William Sargent (Seal) Signed, fealed and thto in ye prfence uf Thomas Bradbury The mark of MB Mary Bradbury John Bradbury Tho Bradbury & Jno Bradbury testified upon oath yt they faw Wm Sargent senr. figne, feale & declare thif to bee hif will before ye court held at Salifbury 13 Aprill 75 Tho Bradbury rec Entered and Recorded in ye County recordf for Norfolk (tit 3d pa 6 ye 29th of Aprile 1675) as attefte Tho Bradbury recr He died in MAR 1673/74 at Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He will was proved on 13 APR 1675 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. The inventory of the estate of "Willi. Sargent, Senr.," taken 8 April 1675 by Thomas Sergeant and John Weed, totalled ?196, of which the real estate totalled ?137 10s., including "housing & lands about the house & orchard on both sides [of] the country way," ?85; "half the lot in the tide meadows, ?16; "a Higledee Pigledee lot in the salt marsh" ?25; "a lot lying in ... Lyons Mouth," ?5 10s.; "a lot in the great swamp," ?2; "a lot in ... Bugmore," ?4. He has Ancestral File Number 8JD9-XN. In the General Court of records of Massachusetts Colony in April, 1633, by an act of the court, protecting certain grantees of land then at Agawam, now Ipswich, Massachusetts, in their rights and "Willm S'jeant" was one of those grantees.. He took the oath of allegiance to the Colony and King in 1639. He was one of the first settlers of Newbury in 1635. He was at Hampton, New Hampshire in 1639, and is taxed in Salisbury New Town, December 25, 1650, 7s.4d. He was next located at same place, now Amesbury and Merrimac, in 1655 where he resided until his death in 1675. . From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | SARGENT, William (I8399)
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| 7555 | The following NGSQ article is quoted in it's entirety: ANTHONY COLBY OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1633 By John G. Hunt* "It is tempting to seize hold of a trans-Atlantic personage of noble descent as our own ancestor, simply because he bore the same baptismal name and surname as were borne by our known first ancestor to land in America. The science of genealogy would benefit if we were actuated more by a desire to determine what is provable, than by a wish to aspire to noble ancestry. In this connection, let us examine what appears to be an unwarranted claim to royal ancestry. In "Living Descendants of Blood Royal, 4:757 (reviewed in the "Quarterly" 59:316-7), Count d' Angerville printed a line of descent from King Edward I for Anthony (1) Colby of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630. It claims that Anthony was the fourth son of Thomas and Beatrice (Felton) Colby of Beccles, Suffolk, and Roos Hall, and cites the evidence as a "pedigree of family of Colby of Brundich and Beccles, College of Arms, extracted by an officer of the College for Colonel Ordway, 1967." What is the basis for asserting that the Anthony Colby who came to Massachusetts by September 1633 is the same Anthony who was son of Thomas of Beccles? Frederick Lewis Weis, "The Colby Family (Concord, Mass., 1970), page 3, shows that Anthony (1) Colby was born in 1595. If so, he cannot have been son of Beatrix and Thomas, for the will of Thomas was dated in June 1588 and proved 22 November 1588. (1) Moreover, there has been cited nowhere any indication that Anthony (1) Colby was a member of the gentry. His name was not given the prefix "Mr." in usage during his lifetime, as far as can be determined. As the late Donald Lines Jacobus used to insist, it would have been contrary to normal usage for a member of the gentry to have shown up in America without being accorded to style "Mr." Contrary to alleged royal descent, there is nothing in the Banks manuscripts that justifies any supposition that Anthony (1) Colby descended from the Colby family of Beccles. Indeed, Colonel Banks supposed that the New England settler was akin to one Anthony Colby of Aswardby, Lincolnshire, six miles from Sempringham, home of the earl of Lincoln, and of Thomas Dudley, and five miles from Horbling, the home of Bradstreet. Each time such unsupported pedigrees are printed, the cause of genealogy receives a setback. The burden of proof lies upon those claiming a royal ancestry for Anthony (1) Colby. Claimants must cite parish register entries, wills, and/or other sound evidence." *821 North Jackson Street, Arlington, Virginia 22201 "(1). P.C.C. 9 Leicester, abstracted in Col. Banks' MSS, vol. I (A through C), pp. 236-241, in Rare Book Room, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Note: The late Col. Frederick Ira Ordway, Jr., of Washington, D.C., contributor of the lineage to the Counde d' Angerville's compendium, was offered an opportunity to provide a rebuttal to the above article, but was unable to cite any documentary evidence in support of the lineage. -Editor" Source: NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Volume 62, June 1974, Number 2, pp. 263-264. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | COLBY, Anthony (I8421)
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| 7556 | the middle initial comes from Death Record. | POOLE, Joseph W. (I53)
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| 7557 | The name Bukovina came into official use in 1775 with the region's annexation from the Principality of Moldavia to the possessions of the Habsburg Monarchy, which became Austrian Empire in 1804, and Austria-Hungary in 1867. The official German name, die Bukowina, of the province under Austrian rule (1775?1918), was derived from the Polish form Bukowina, which in turn was derived from the Ukrainian word, ???????? (Bukovyna), and the common Slavic form of buk, meaning beech tree (??? [buk] as, for example, in Ukrainian or, even, Buche in German). Another German name for the region, das Buchenland, is mostly used in poetry, and means "beech land", or "the land of beech trees". In Romanian, in literary or poetic contexts, the name ?ara Fagilor ("the land of beech trees") is sometimes used. Nowadays, in Ukraine the name is unofficial, but is common when referring to the Chernivtsi Oblast as over 2/3 of the oblast is the northern part of Bukovina. In Romania the term Northern Bucovina is sometimes synonymous with the entire Chernivtsi Oblast of Ukraine, and (Southern) Bucovina to Suceava County of Romania (although 30% of the present day Suceava County covers territory outside of the historical Bukovina.) In English, an alternative form is The Bukovina, increasingly an archaism, which, however, is found in older literature. Taken from wikipedia.org Mar 2013. | SHAPKA, Andrew "Andy" (I4761)
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| 7558 | The researcher of this tree: [http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/o/Richard-P-Showers/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0254.html. ] believes the William Ward, father of Alfred Charles, is the son of Henry Ward who married Mary Glasscock. I do not have it this way, since Wm Ward, c1811, who married Jane Shelton in Tottenham gave Henry Ward, bricklayer as his father, it is likely that the Wm who married Sarah Quilter was the son of Silvanus. Mar 2012. Having looked at the marriage record between William & Sarah Quilter in Braintree on 30 Dec 1836, it is recorded as William WOOD, and this is clear however he did not sign his name so cannot be 100% sure it is Wood, although they were both listed as of this parish [Braintree], which I believe excludes the marriage. Apr 2012. | WARD, William (I9913)
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| 7559 | their sons Howard & Walter were adopted by Ben WARD | CAMP, John Lassiter (I2753)
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| 7560 | There are 2 references to parents Robert Nesbitt & Jane; both are for same marriage of Robert McKNIGHT, 41, Co Monaghan Ireland, Toronto, s/o Matthew McKNIGHT & Sallie Anne BARBER, married Martha NESBITT, 36, Co Monaghan Ireland, Toronto, d/o Robert NESBITT & Jane RODGER, witn: Thomas G PLESMAN & Margaret NESBITT of Toronto, 22 Jan 1866; from Vol 67, page 84, return "B": by Rev Alexander Topp, Knox Presbyterian. ; source Transcribed from Ontario Archives microfilm MS 248, reel 15 volume 67: Toronto 1866-69 . as found on Rootsweb, Aug 2011., and other is Jane Rolger (which is likely a typo). [LDS IGI person submission] | UNKNOWN [POSSIBLY RODGER], Jane (I42)
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| 7561 | There are 2 William Cocking families living in the Broadholme area at this time and their records are likely intermixed as they named children the same. Lois Squire of NY is researching the other William Cocking line. Aug 2011. | COCKING, William (I8643)
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| 7562 | There are a few users on Ancestry.com who have Ann's parents as William Ward and Elizabeth (some have Saggers maiden name) however none contacted have any evidence for the name William. I have assumed the Robert Ward who was living in Linton, Camb for the 1841 census is the father. Again this is only an assumption as yet. Mar 2012. | WARD, Ann (I10071)
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| 7563 | there is a burial for a William Cocking, 4 Jul 1796 in East Markham, St. John the Baptist. National Burial Index FindMyPast.co.uk . Sept 2011. | COCKING, William (I8608)
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| 7564 | there is a christening of an Elizabeth Peebles, dau of John Peebles & Agnus Benvie on "Ancestral File", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MWGR-ZWR : accessed 2013-02-08), entry for Elizabeth PEEBLES. | PEEBLES, Elizabeth (I10468)
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| 7565 | There is a contribution to Familysearch.org new Trees by a user tprince860470, without an email address. Jacob Hill, born 13 Sept 1865, Alexanderdorf, Georgia, Russia., died 15 May 1935, place not given, son of Henry HILL & Eva DENHOFF; married to Katherine Elizabeth BETTCHER. [This looks to be the same family] Mar 2013. | HILL, Jacob (I10547)
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| 7566 | there is a George who was buried in Tuxford 1814, born c1774, so assume is same person, but may not be. Findmypast burials. Sept 2011. | COCKING, George (I8613)
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| 7567 | There is a John SHAPKA born about 1900 in Orshivtsi, Chernivitsi, Ukraine, who died in Kelowns in 1974 on Ancestry.com. Another is Orshivitsi, Bukovina, Ukraine. Theseare examples of a town where they could have come from. Mar 2013. | SHAPKA, Andrew "Andy" (I4761)
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| 7568 | there is a Joseph Rider, born about 1766 in Cambridge, son of Josephum Rider & Ann Reynolds, whose brother William lived in Saffron Walden for the 1841 & 51 census. Likely is the correct family. Mar 2012. | RIDER, Joseph (I10158)
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| 7569 | There is a Jozef KOWALSKI (1875-1921), hus of Katarzyny. [assumed is husband of Catherine], burried at ARRAT RC Cemetery, Zehner/Frankslake District, R.M. of Edenwold #158, SE 6-19-17 W2, GPS 50.571934 N, 104.339782 W. SK Cemetery Project http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cansacem/arrat.html . Nov 2013. | KOWALSKI, Joeseph (I11229)
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| 7570 | there is a Lawrence Family tree in "Genealogies of the Families And Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts" (1860). see WorldVitalRecords. Oct 2011. | LAWRENCE, Hannah (I9228)
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| 7571 | There is a Letitia Cocking, age 0, who was burried in Tealby 30 May 1794, so possibly same person. LDS film # 1450431. Aug 2011. | COCKING, Letitia (I6919)
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| 7572 | there is a marriage for their son in 1907, which suggests is same person. Nov 2011. | Family: MURRAY, Joseph / CHEAVINS, Harriet (F2325)
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| 7573 | There is a marriage in 1802 which might fit: Name: Nathan Robbinson Gender: Male Spouse: Betsy Larkin Marriage Date: 21 Nov 1802 City: Charlestown County: Suffolk Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0740994-0740995. Ancestry.com [might fit as she is supposed to have been born in Charleston.] Feb 2011. | Family: ROBINSON, Nathan / LARKIN, Elizabeth (F56)
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| 7574 | there is a Nathan Robinson age 71 born MA, living in Malden on the 1850 census, with wife Elizabeth age 70, born MA. | ROBINSON, Nathan (I107)
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| 7575 | There is a Nathan Robinson, age 71 [1786], born in Lexington, a Mason, parents names not given, who died in Malden according to MA Vit Rec. NEHGS. Sept 2011. | ROBINSON, Nathan (I107)
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| 7576 | there is a possible person on findagrave, Fred Antoniuk, 1884-1960, at the Russo Greek OrthodoxChurch Cemetery in Chipman, Alberta. Mar 2013 | ANTONUK, Frederich "Fred" (I10925)
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| 7577 | there is a Rebecca Bowles, age 77, who died 1874 in Lincolnshire. could be same person. | QUIBELL, Rebecca (I8629)
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| 7578 | there is a Susanna Cocking whose death is recorded at Spilsby Q4, v7a, p31. | LAMB, Susanna (I8723)
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| 7579 | There is a Warren Pool born 1784 in Abington MA, son of Joseph & Mehitable. A possible family that our Joseph may have been a descendant of, although this is again the family with a Joseph Warren Poole b c 1810, son of Warren & Grace Bates, which we have already discounted. Oct 2011. | POOLE, Joseph W. (I53)
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| 7580 | There is a William Cocking burried in 1818, age 85 [1733] in Brothertoft, Lincs.; & one for 1817 [b1736] in Laxton, Notts. found at FindMyPast.co.uk . Nov 2011 | COCKING, William (I8608)
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| 7581 | there is also a William SHAPKA family in Vilna, AB. on the voter list, so might actually be him? And another in 1963 in Bellis, AB. Not sure. | SHAPKA, William L. "Bill" (I10964)
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| 7582 | There is an application to the Sons of American Revolution society in 1928 giving particulars of ancestry back to Major William Calder, through our Robert Calder. While this does not prove his ancestry it does support others who believe it is the correct line. Oct 2011. | CALDER, Robert (I55)
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| 7583 | There is an Edward Fenwick, baptised 6 Jul 1733, in Hainton, son of Edward & Ann. A good possibility. There are siblings as well in LDS batch C028852 . | FENWICK, Edward (I6904)
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| 7584 | There is an Eliza Robinson, who died in Malden, age 87y 7 m 23d, widow, born Charleston, parents Samuel & Abby (both born Charleston). [Could be 89 years old, since in 1870 census she appears to be 87] Feb 2011. | LARKIN, Elizabeth (I108)
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| 7585 | there is baptism (only one found between 1800-1810, for a Catherine Christie, is 02/03/1806 at Logie (Perth) dau of James Christie & Catherine HAGGERT. Scotlandspeople. Feb 2013. | CHRISTIE, Catherine (I10562)
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| 7586 | There is no direct proof that the Letitia Fenwick, who married William Cocking is the daughter of Edward & Ann Fenwick, although her age at death would suggest is correct person. Mar 2011. Jim Ward | FENWICK, Letitia (I74)
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| 7587 | There is no direct proof that the William Cocking who is the father of Stephen is the one who married Sarah Dyas. This baptism record is selected based on the 1851 census which records William's birthplace as Tealby, coupled with the use of Fenwick for middle names of some of his descendants. Also the "F" of his middle name is assumed to refer to Fenwick. Mar 2011. Jim Ward. | COCKING, William Fenwick (I37)
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| 7588 | there is only 1 Nunn family in Kempt in 1861 when Sarah Nunn married George B. Vaughan. Shows as Samuel D. Nunn on census, however middle initial is J. on death record, and Samuel John on marriage record. | NUNN, Samuel John (I51)
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| 7589 | There is recorded a Joseph Cocking death Q1 1842, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, V10, p127. Originally from "Family Register" of a Cocking Family; from transcription in Lincolnshire FHS Mar 1999 (Vol 10 No 1): Compiler Rev. Thomas Cocking, dated 21 Dec. 1864. | COCKING, Joseph (I8692)
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| 7590 | There was an announcement in the Christian Guardian death notice:- March 8, 1854, p. 84, O. | CHEAVIN, William Sr. (I91)
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| 7591 | They had 11 children. | CHRISTNER, Jane Elizabeth (I6801)
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| 7592 | This David is recorded in Chester Town Book as son, while David Wilbur is not. Feb 2012. | VAUGHAN, David Crandle (I9687)
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| 7593 | This includes Brown's Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery, conc 6E, lot 9. | CHEAVIN, Mary Ann (I6254)
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| 7594 | This info on her family from web site of Rick Mann, (rmcpmann@yahoo.com) in 2010. | CHRISTNER, Jane Elizabeth (I6801)
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| 7595 | this is likely Christien POFFENROTH, born 1856 in Russia, passing 9 Jan 1922 in Calgary. foiund on Familysearch Trees. Jun 2013. | POFFENROTH, Christien (I11044)
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| 7596 | this is likely the correct marriage, assuming Amelia is same as Emeline. Supported by fact that Isaac Smart, age 15 is living with them on the 1841 census. Mar 2012. | Family: WARREN, George / SMART, Amelia \ Emeline (F2691)
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| 7597 | this is name listed on son James Benjamin's death record. | NUNN, Samuel John (I51)
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| 7598 | This is Polish for James. [per Adam Leuchter, 2013]. | LES, James (I11146)
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| 7599 | This is possibly her, 'Celia Chivins'. | UNKNOWN, Cecilia 'Celia' (I6302)
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| 7600 | This is the bride associated with the LDS IGI individual marriage record to William Chevin in 1806. | TUGBY, Mary (I92)
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