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Matches 101 to 150 of 534

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101	In 1851 census Dalry, was living with wife Janet (18 years) in home of uncle and aunt, Hugh and Janet Clelland. .	Roy, James (I1215537621)
102	In the 1841 Census, Joseph and Miriam are still listed as living in West Monkton, along with two sons, William (age 25) and Robert (age 20). Given the fact that Ann would have been 28 by this time and that Joseph and Miriam had been married since 1803 (ten years before Ann was born!)	Hayman, Joseph (I1215537889)
103	In the 1881 census, William Lyons's family is listed as German in origin. In the 1911 census, William and Caroline live alone in Parry Sound. In the field that marks Month of Birth it lists William as "don't know," but his birth year is still marked as 1850. Family tradition says that William abandoned his wife and took up with another woman, but was thrown from a train on their way west. She arrived, but he didn't.	Lyons, William (I1215537853)
104	Inflammation of the bowels 3 days	Clelland, William (I1215537655)
105	Info taken from: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NewBrunswick/2006-06/1149247530	Family: Jarvis Barnes / Mary Akerley (F506)
106	Interestinal tuberculosis (rapid tuberculosis)	Henderson, Alexandria Alice (I1215537493)
107	J.W. Donald began work as a secretary with the Foothills School Division in 1941 and continued into the 1960s.	Donald, John W. (I1215537298)
108	James and wife Sarah and family came to Canada in 1926 or 1927 from Roseneath. Letter from Cathie Matts states: "When we first came from Scotland in 1926 we stayed with them for a short iime until Mother and Dad found our own place...". ("Them" refers to Alex and Maggie Henderson). Jas. Roy age 40 years of 2033 Dumbarton road, Scotstown, Glasgow is listed on the Montclaire ship manifest May 12, 1928 sailing from Greenock to Quebec and Montreal. His occuptaion is listed as a joiner, and his country of futue permanent residence is Canada. (His family followed on Oct 6, 1928.) James is the second oldest.	Roy, James (I1215537511)
109	Jeaneen Robertson married Donnie Murrell on Dec.16, 1978.	Robertson, Jeaneen (I1215537537)
110	John Farrington, born about 1620 was a London merhcant, probably arriving in America through Barbados. He was of Dedham by 1646 and died there June 27, 1676. He m'd. Apr 23, 1649, Mary Bullard, dau of William Bullard, who outlived her husband. She married 2nd, a William Hoadley of Brandored, CT.	Farrington, John (I1215537416)
111	John Whitney was probably born before his father went to Southold, as the fact that he was of full age before 20 Jan. 1665-66, is indicated by the following vote: At a Towne meting held the 20th of Jan. 1665, granted vnto John Whitne the sonne of Henry Whitney . . . . . oinse unto his father's home lott extending from the . . . . Brow of the hill lying by the hi . . weigh Leading to the . . . . 2 Rodds . . . cartpath by the sayd Falls. He settled, with his father, in Norwalk; followed his business, of [Signature] John Whitne Sener millwright and miller; succeeded him in the possession of the mill and homestead; and there married, 17 March 1674-5, Elizabeth Smith, dau. of Richard Smith. At a towne meting desember 27th 1677. At ye aforesayd meting it was voted and agreed on between the towne and the miller, John Whitne, that the towns men are to carry their corne to the mill vpon the third and sixt dayes of the weak, comonly called Tuesday & Fryday, which days he is to Attend to grinde in & if the sayd John can clere the mill of the corne that is brought in the aforesayd two days, or before, then the Rest of the dayes of ye week he may take to atend his own ocations, but if he cannot clere the mill of the corne sesonably brought in, he must clere it beore he leaues. He built a fulling-mill at Norwalk, which he gave, 14 Ap. 1707, to his son John Whitney, with needful conveniences of land and water, to Injoye use and improve, so long as there shall be a grist or corne mill maintained by the sd John Whittney, Senr., or his heirs for to grind the Inhabitants corne, According to his covenant with the sayt Towne and noe longer. This I do Grant unto my sayd sonn so long as he or his heires shall se cause to maintaine a fulling Mill there where it now standeth and no Longer; provided allso that in case the sayd John Whitney sone of sayd John Whitney, senior, shall marry, and he Decease, and leave a widow, she shall Inioy the privilledges above mentioned so long as she shall remain his widow, & noe longer, and then to return to his Eldest Brother surviving; and in case he shall Refuse, then the next surviving, and so successively to all the Brethren of the sayd John Whittney, Junior. He sold to his son, John Whitney, 8 July 1712, in consideration of a bond to pay certain sums of money, the grist-mill, and land belonging thereto, taking, 9 July 1712, a life-lease of the premises. His son reconveyed the whole property, three days before his death; and a month later, the father secured the fulling-mill to the widow during the minority of he son, with remainder to him. He finally sold the grist-mill, 20 May 1713, to his son Joseph Whitney, for which Joseph was to pay his father's debts, give him one half of all grain that should be received for toll at the mill during the father's life, if demanded; "and, after ye decease of ye said John Whitne, to maintain his mother, Elizabeth Whitne (if she survive) Honourably During her natural life, if she Remaine ye sd John Whitne's widdow," and within four years after John Whitney's death, pay to his heirs £50 "in Provision pay at price currant equivalent to two thirds of said sum in money." He probably died, at Norwalk, in 1720, as his son-in-law, Joseph Keeler, was appointed administrator of his estate, 11 Oct 1720. His widow was a member of the First Congregational Church in Norwalk in 1725, and was living as late as 3 Ap. 1741, when her son Joseph Whitney, in a codicil to his will, provided for her future support; but the date of he death is not known.	Whitney, John (I1215537063)
112	Killed under a hay mow. Samuel Hoadley is first mentioned in Branford records April 24, 1683, when he was chosen one of the haywards of the general field. On March 4, 1687, he and others were granted a parcel of land one mile square in the western and northwesterly part of Branford, and he became one of its first settlers. He lived at Hopyard Plain, called also Hoppit and Hoppin Plain, and was killed under a hay mow. His inventory dated Decemer 16, 1714 amounted to 1087 pounds sterling. His ear mark was a crop on the top of the right ear and a half penny on the underside of the left ear.	Hoadley, Samuel (I1215537412)
113	Konrad Machtolf was district judge in 1350 at Kirchheim unter Tec, Württemberg.1 He was village mayor or magistrate (Schultheiß) in 1361 at Stuttgart, Württemberg.1	Machtolf, Konrad (I1215537874)
114	Latest adddress for Cathie Matts (as at Dec.13, 2001) C. Matts Reedaire Court Apt 104 - 215 Reedaire Crt Whitby ON L1N 6A2 In a letter from her dated Dec.5, 2001, she said. "Margaret and I were not only cousins, we were friends. All our lives we went to school together etc." In a letter dated January 25, 2002, she stated: "I am called after Gramma Roy, Catherine Cranstoun." Came to Canada with mother and siblings October 6, 1928, age 10 years. Had no children.	Roy, Catherine (I1215537522)
115	LDS lists this record as stored in the Non-Conformist index (RG 4-8)	Gurnett, Henry (I1215536971)
116	Lists him as being 47 years old when he died Taken from: http://www.wsom.org.uk/Registers/CothBur18131858.htm	Gurnett, Henry (I1215536971)
117	Maragaret's first child, Charles, was born in Glencairn, Dumfries - she probably went home to her parents for the birth.	Gibson, Margaret (I1215537595)
118	Margaretha de Hainaut1 b. 24 June 1310 Margaretha de Hainaut\|b. 24 Jun 1310\|p21.htm#i24778\|Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande\|b. 1286\nd. 7 Jun 1337\|p416.htm#i7381\|Jeanne de Valois\|b. 1294\nd. 7 Mar 1342\|p417.htm#i5623\|Jean I., comte de Hainaut et Hollande\|b. 1247\nd. 22 Aug 1304\|p408.htm#i7414\|Philippa d' Arlon\|b. c 1257\nd. 1311\|p410.htm#i7415\|Charles I., comte de Valois et d'Alençon\|b. 12 Mar 1270\nd. 16 Apr 1325\|p413.htm#i5622\|Marguerite de Sicile\|b. 1273\nd. 31 Dec 1299\|p407.htm#i5407\| Father Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande1 b. 1286, d. 7 June 1337 Mother Jeanne de Valois1 b. 1294, d. 7 March 1342 Also called Margarete von Holland.2 Margaretha de Hainaut was eldest daughter. She was born on 24 June 1310.1 She was the daughter of Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande and Jeanne de Valois.1 Margaretha de Hainaut married Ludwig IV "der Bayer", Kaiser, son of Ludwig II "der Strenge", Pfalzgraf bei Rhein, Herzog von Bayern and Mechthild von Habsburg, on 26 February 1324.1 Margaretha de Hainaut inherited Holland and Hainault after the death without issue of her brother Willem IV. Family Ludwig IV "der Bayer", Kaiser b. 1 April 1282, d. 11 October 1347 Children * Elisabeth of Bavaria+ b. 1329, d. 26 Mar 1402 * Ludwig "der Römer", Markgraf von Brandenburg b. 12 May 1330, d. bt 11 Nov 1364 - 27 Feb 13653 * Albrecht I, Graf von Holland, Herzog von Bayern-Straubing+ b. 25 Jul 1336, d. 13 Dec 14044 Citations 1. [S1138] B.M. Kamp (e-mail address) , Birth date of Queen Philippa in "Kamp on Philippa," newsgroup message 2001-10-09 23:30:04 PST. 2. [S1143] Brockhaus 2002, Ludwig IV der Bayer. 3. [S1143] Brockhaus 2002, Ludwig der Römer.	de Hainaut, Margaretha (I1215537234)
119	Marital Status: Married	Suddaby, Henry (I1215536952)
120	Marital Status: Married	Lyons, William (I1215537853)
121	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Albert (I1216041654)
122	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Arthur (I1216041655)
123	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Herbert Sr (I1216041659)
124	Marital Status: Married	Barnes, Jarvis (I29115808649)
125	Marital Status: Married	Akerley, Mary (I29115808653)
126	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Lucy (I372286586705)
127	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Reachel Mary (I372286586855)
128	Marital Status: Married	Hewitt, Annie (I372286587074)
129	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	King, Stanley Herman (I1215536938)
130	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Suddaby, Henry (I1215536952)
131	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	McKague, Mathew (I1215536954)
132	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Bissett, Henry Havelock (I1215537037)
133	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Bissett, Henry Havelock (I1215537037)
134	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Bissett, Henry Havelock (I1215537037)
135	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Bissett, Andrew (I1215537039)
136	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Wem, William (I1215537097)
137	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Wem, William (I1215537097)
138	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Huggard, George Edward (I1215537119)
139	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Thomson, Hope Anderson (I1215537193)
140	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Henderson, Alexander (I1215537194)
141	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Calderwood, David (I1215537362)
142	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Letts, George Henry (I1215537364)
143	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Lyons, William (I1215537853)
144	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Lyons, Charles Edward (I1215537870)
145	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Viner, George (I1215565409)
146	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	King, George (I1216412837)
147	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Bennet, Walter John Victor (I29106603426)
148	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Wilson, William Arthur (I29121425456)
149	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Ronald, William (I372062825008)
150	Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Ronald, David (I372062825231)

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101

In 1851 census Dalry, was living with wife Janet (18 years) in home of uncle and aunt, Hugh and Janet Clelland.

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Roy, James (I1215537621)

102

In the 1841 Census, Joseph and Miriam are still listed as living in West Monkton, along with two sons, William (age 25) and Robert (age 20). Given the fact that Ann would have been 28 by this time and that Joseph and Miriam had been married since 1803 (ten years before Ann was born!)

Hayman, Joseph (I1215537889)

103

In the 1881 census, William Lyons's family is listed as German in origin.

In the 1911 census, William and Caroline live alone in Parry Sound. In the field that marks Month of Birth it lists William as "don't know," but his birth year is still marked as 1850.

Family tradition says that William abandoned his wife and took up with another woman, but was thrown from a train on their way west. She arrived, but he didn't.

Lyons, William (I1215537853)

104

Inflammation of the bowels 3 days

Clelland, William (I1215537655)

105

Info taken from: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NewBrunswick/2006-06/1149247530

Family: Jarvis Barnes / Mary Akerley (F506)

106

Interestinal tuberculosis (rapid tuberculosis)

Henderson, Alexandria Alice (I1215537493)

107

J.W. Donald began work as a secretary with the Foothills School Division in 1941 and continued into the 1960s.

Donald, John W. (I1215537298)

108

James and wife Sarah and family came to Canada in 1926 or 1927 from Roseneath. Letter from Cathie Matts states: "When we first came from Scotland in 1926 we stayed with them for a short iime until Mother and Dad found our own place...". ("Them" refers to Alex and Maggie Henderson).

Jas. Roy age 40 years of 2033 Dumbarton road, Scotstown, Glasgow is listed on the Montclaire ship manifest May 12, 1928 sailing from Greenock to Quebec and Montreal. His occuptaion is listed as a joiner, and his country of futue permanent residence is Canada. (His family followed on Oct 6, 1928.)

James is the second oldest.

Roy, James (I1215537511)

109

Jeaneen Robertson married Donnie Murrell on Dec.16, 1978.

Robertson, Jeaneen (I1215537537)

110

John Farrington, born about 1620 was a London merhcant, probably arriving in America through Barbados. He was of Dedham by 1646 and died there June 27, 1676. He m'd. Apr 23, 1649, Mary Bullard, dau of William Bullard, who outlived her husband. She married 2nd, a William Hoadley of Brandored, CT.

Farrington, John (I1215537416)

111

John Whitney was probably born before his father went to Southold, as the fact that he was of full age before 20 Jan. 1665-66, is indicated by the following vote:

At a Towne meting held the 20th of Jan. 1665, granted vnto John Whitne the sonne of Henry Whitney . . . . . oinse unto his father's home lott extending from the . . . . Brow of the hill lying by the hi . . weigh Leading to the . . . . 2 Rodds . . . cartpath by the sayd Falls.

He settled, with his father, in Norwalk; followed his business, of

[Signature] John Whitne Sener millwright and miller; succeeded him in the possession of the mill and homestead; and there married, 17 March 1674-5,

Elizabeth Smith, dau. of Richard Smith.

At a towne meting desember 27th 1677. At ye aforesayd meting it was voted and agreed on between the towne and the miller, John Whitne, that the towns men are to carry their corne to the mill vpon the third and sixt dayes of the weak, comonly called Tuesday & Fryday, which days he is to Attend to grinde in & if the sayd John can clere the mill of the corne that is brought in the aforesayd two days, or before, then the Rest of the dayes of ye week he may take to atend his own ocations, but if he cannot clere the mill of the corne sesonably brought in, he must clere it beore he leaues.

He built a fulling-mill at Norwalk, which he gave, 14 Ap. 1707, to his son John Whitney, with needful conveniences of land and water,

to Injoye use and improve, so long as there shall be a grist or corne mill maintained by the sd John Whittney, Senr., or his heirs for to grind the Inhabitants corne, According to his covenant with the sayt Towne and noe longer. This I do Grant unto my sayd sonn so long as he or his heires shall se cause to maintaine a fulling Mill there where it now standeth and no Longer; provided allso that in case the sayd John Whitney sone of sayd John Whitney, senior, shall marry, and he Decease, and leave a widow, she shall Inioy the privilledges above mentioned so long as she shall remain his widow, & noe longer, and then to return to his Eldest Brother surviving; and in case he shall Refuse, then the next surviving, and so successively to all the Brethren of the sayd John Whittney, Junior.

He sold to his son, John Whitney, 8 July 1712, in consideration of a bond to pay certain sums of money, the grist-mill, and land belonging thereto, taking, 9 July 1712, a life-lease of the premises. His son reconveyed the whole property, three days before his death; and a month later, the father secured the fulling-mill to the widow during the minority of he son, with remainder to him. He finally sold the grist-mill, 20 May 1713, to his son Joseph Whitney, for which Joseph was to pay his father's debts, give him one half of all grain that should be received for toll at the mill during the father's life, if demanded; "and, after ye decease of ye said John Whitne, to maintain his mother, Elizabeth Whitne (if she survive) Honourably During her natural life, if she Remaine ye sd John Whitne's widdow," and within four years after John Whitney's death, pay to his heirs £50 "in Provision pay at price currant equivalent to two thirds of said sum in money."

He probably died, at Norwalk, in 1720, as his son-in-law, Joseph Keeler, was appointed administrator of his estate, 11 Oct 1720. His widow was a member of the First Congregational Church in Norwalk in 1725, and was living as late as 3 Ap. 1741, when her son Joseph Whitney, in a codicil to his will, provided for her future support; but the date of he death is not known.

Whitney, John (I1215537063)

112

Killed under a hay mow. Samuel Hoadley is first mentioned in Branford records April 24, 1683, when he was chosen one of the haywards of the general field. On March 4, 1687, he and others were granted a parcel of land one mile square in the western and northwesterly part of Branford, and he became one of its first settlers. He lived at Hopyard Plain, called also Hoppit and Hoppin Plain, and was killed under a hay mow. His inventory dated Decemer 16, 1714 amounted to 1087 pounds sterling. His ear mark was a crop on the top of the right ear and a half penny on the underside of the left ear.

Hoadley, Samuel (I1215537412)

113

Konrad Machtolf was district judge in 1350 at Kirchheim unter Tec, Württemberg.1 He was village mayor or magistrate (Schultheiß) in 1361 at Stuttgart, Württemberg.1

Machtolf, Konrad (I1215537874)

114

Latest adddress for Cathie Matts (as at Dec.13, 2001)

C. Matts
Reedaire Court Apt
104 - 215 Reedaire Crt
Whitby ON L1N 6A2

In a letter from her dated Dec.5, 2001, she said. "Margaret and I were not only cousins, we were friends. All our lives we went to school together etc."
In a letter dated January 25, 2002, she stated: "I am called after Gramma Roy, Catherine Cranstoun."

Came to Canada with mother and siblings October 6, 1928, age 10 years.

Had no children.

Roy, Catherine (I1215537522)

115

LDS lists this record as stored in the Non-Conformist index (RG 4-8)

Gurnett, Henry (I1215536971)

116

Lists him as being 47 years old when he died Taken from: http://www.wsom.org.uk/Registers/CothBur18131858.htm

Gurnett, Henry (I1215536971)

117

Maragaret's first child, Charles, was born in Glencairn, Dumfries - she probably went home to her parents for the birth.

Gibson, Margaret (I1215537595)

118

Margaretha de Hainaut1
b. 24 June 1310
Margaretha de Hainaut|b. 24 Jun 1310|p21.htm#i24778|Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande|b. 1286\nd. 7 Jun 1337|p416.htm#i7381|Jeanne de Valois|b. 1294\nd. 7 Mar 1342|p417.htm#i5623|Jean I., comte de Hainaut et Hollande|b. 1247\nd. 22 Aug 1304|p408.htm#i7414|Philippa d' Arlon|b. c 1257\nd. 1311|p410.htm#i7415|Charles I., comte de Valois et d'Alençon|b. 12 Mar 1270\nd. 16 Apr 1325|p413.htm#i5622|Marguerite de Sicile|b. 1273\nd. 31 Dec 1299|p407.htm#i5407|
Father Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande1 b. 1286, d. 7 June 1337
Mother Jeanne de Valois1 b. 1294, d. 7 March 1342
Also called Margarete von Holland.2 Margaretha de Hainaut was eldest daughter. She was born on 24 June 1310.1 She was the daughter of Guillaume I "le Bon", comte de Hainaut, Hollande, et Zélande and Jeanne de Valois.1 Margaretha de Hainaut married Ludwig IV "der Bayer", Kaiser, son of Ludwig II "der Strenge", Pfalzgraf bei Rhein, Herzog von Bayern and Mechthild von Habsburg, on 26 February 1324.1 Margaretha de Hainaut inherited Holland and Hainault after the death without issue of her brother Willem IV.
Family
Ludwig IV "der Bayer", Kaiser b. 1 April 1282, d. 11 October 1347
Children

* Elisabeth of Bavaria+ b. 1329, d. 26 Mar 1402
* Ludwig "der Römer", Markgraf von Brandenburg b. 12 May 1330, d. bt 11 Nov 1364 - 27 Feb 13653
* Albrecht I, Graf von Holland, Herzog von Bayern-Straubing+ b. 25 Jul 1336, d. 13 Dec 14044

Citations

1. [S1138] B.M. Kamp (e-mail address)
, Birth date of Queen Philippa in "Kamp on Philippa," newsgroup message 2001-10-09 23:30:04 PST.
2. [S1143] Brockhaus 2002, Ludwig IV der Bayer.
3. [S1143] Brockhaus 2002, Ludwig der Römer.

de Hainaut, Margaretha (I1215537234)

119

Marital Status: Married

Suddaby, Henry (I1215536952)

120

Marital Status: Married

Lyons, William (I1215537853)

121

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Albert (I1216041654)

122

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Arthur (I1216041655)

123

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Herbert Sr (I1216041659)

124

Marital Status: Married

Barnes, Jarvis (I29115808649)

125

Marital Status: Married

Akerley, Mary (I29115808653)

126

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Lucy (I372286586705)

127

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Reachel Mary (I372286586855)

128

Marital Status: Married

Hewitt, Annie (I372286587074)

129