Family History Research: by Lorna Flint Laughton
Notes
Matches 11,851 to 11,900 of 11,995
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| 11851 | Zachariah was a tanner at the time of his death. | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11852 | Zachariah was described as a labourer in the Surrogate Court petitions. | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11853 | Zachariah was enumerated as a male, age 52, a Methodist, birth place not written [he was born in Newfoundland], English ethnic origin, a carpenter, and married. He was living with his wife, Mary Ann Batstone 32, his children, Thomas Batstone 16, William Batstone 12, and Mary Ann's children, Charles [Close] 7, Arthur [Close] 4, and Annie [Close] 9. | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11854 | Zachariah was in Toronto on August 30, 1869 when his son William Henry was born. He was in an 1864 Newfoundland directory. | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11855 | Zachariah was listed as a fisherman. Photocopy or get page number. Check on other 3 Batstones - John, John Jr. & Sarah. What library has this directory? | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11856 | Zachariah was listed in the 1892 Might's Toronto Directory as a carpenter for E Leadlay & Co. He lived at 61 Markham Street. | BATSTONE, Zachariah (I309)
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| 11857 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, Z. (I2417)
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| 11858 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, Z. (I2417)
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| 11859 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, Z. (I2417)
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| 11860 | Zillah was Adah's sister. | Family: Joseph CARMAN / Idia B. SHORTT (F1822)
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| 11861 | [1851? 1861? 1871? census] Of his 100 acres, 80 was cleared. It was valued at $ 2250. He and his son Danford operated a farm with 6 cattle, no sheep, 2 hogs, and 4 horses. | AINSWORTH, Henry (I662)
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| 11862 | [1851? 1861? 1871? census] Of his 200 acres, 150 was cleared. It was valued at $ 4000. There were 6 people in the household. He had 10 cattle, 6 sheep, 3 hogs, and 5 horses. His sons, Danford and Franklin, were listed as tenants. | AINSWORTH, Henry (I662)
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| 11863 | [1851? 1861? 1871? census] Of his 91 acres, 75 was cleared. It was valued at $ 1900. There were 2 people in the household aged 21 to 60. He had 8 cattle, 5 sheep, 3 hogs, and 7 horses. | AINSWORTH, Philip (I5878)
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| 11864 | [1851? 1861? 1871? census] Of his 96 acres, 90 was cleared. It was valued at $ 1850. He had 8 cattle, 6 sheep, 2 hogs, and 4 horses. There were 7 people in the household. Philip J. Ainsworth noted that the people were likely "Philip, Sarah, and 5 children. Aurelia was married to George Trumpour and probably not living at home at the time". | AINSWORTH, Philip (I5878)
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| 11865 | [birth year is estimated] | AINSWORTH, Alice (I17167)
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| 11866 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Candace (I17168)
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| 11867 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Daniel (I17170)
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| 11868 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Amos Throop (I17239)
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| 11869 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Danforth (I17231)
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| 11870 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Avery (I17232)
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| 11871 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Alfred (I17233)
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| 11872 | [birth year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Corydon Everett (I17256)
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| 11873 | [can not have died in 1805 since she married in 1808 and had children later] | MOSHER, Jemima (I5865)
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| 11874 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | AINSWORTH, W. (I5975)
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| 11875 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAGUE, M.J. (I3816)
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| 11876 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOODS, S. (I5308)
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| 11877 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOODS, S. (I5308)
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| 11878 | [Church: St. Albans Anglican Church, Adolphustown.] The minister was Rev. Canon Roberts. | TRUMPOUR, Helen Catherine (I2424)
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| 11879 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WRIGHT, E. (I11156)
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| 11880 | [Could her name be Lydia B. Shortt?] | SHORTT, Idia B. (I4909)
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| 11881 | [death year was estimated] | AINSWORTH, Corydon (I17252)
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| 11882 | [Did Benjamin R. Fuller have a sister named Lucy Fuller who was a witness at his marriage?] | FULLER, Benjamin R. (I11746)
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| 11883 | [Did Eliza Thompson leave a will? Would her will be probated in Haldimand County or Brant County?] There was a will of an "Eliza Thompson" probated in Haldimand County, non-contentious business book # 49, grant book # 47, instrument # 733, register book 284, B. | WELLWOOD, Elizabeth (I648)
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| 11884 | [Did George live here?] | MAY, George (I5220)
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| 11885 | [Did she marry a Mr. Ferguson and then a Mr. Palmer?] | BOWERMAN, Mary Ann (I2859)
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| 11886 | [Did the "B." middle initial stand for "Bowers" which was his mother's maiden name?] | TRUMPOUR, Herman B. (I2354)
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| 11887 | [Did William Clinton have a foundry in Wellington?] | HUBBS, Susan (I7839)
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| 11888 | [Did William Thompson leave a will? Was the will of William Thompson probated in Haldimand County or Brant County?] A "William Thompson will was listed in the probate index of Haldimand County as non-contentious business book 34, grant book 30, instrument # 670, register book # 746, book A. | THOMPSON, William (I647)
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| 11889 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GARRATT, C.F. (I8263)
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| 11890 | [He might not have been the "John Jamieson" who witnessed the baptism. It could have been his son - the baby's uncle "John Jamieson".] | JAMIESON, John (I11898)
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| 11891 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLARK, H.A. (I15653)
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| 11892 | [Her surname might be Walden Meyers.] | MEYERS, Mary W. (I11106)
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| 11893 | [His baptism was recorded twice.] | ROBLIN, Stewart John (I7059)
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| 11894 | [If he lived near the shore of the Bay of Quinte, then his residence could be the one referred to in the following story about William McKenzie. "He (Daniel McKenzie) tells that his father (William McKenzie), accompanied by "old" Sammy Burns, once swam across the Bay of Quinte to Joe Trumpour's, and after resting, swam back again; the sidtance is about three-quarters of a mile." William McKenzie lived in North Marysburgh.] | TRUMPOUR, Joseph (I2327)
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| 11895 | [Information from R. Arless Flint] | THOMPSON, Robert (I518)
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| 11896 | [Ingersoll?] | BROWN, Thomas (I3149)
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| 11897 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAWLEY, A. (I11738)
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| 11898 | [Is this Canada or USA?] | MORDEN, Allen (I10194)
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| 11899 | [is this the correct Paul Trumpour? for this registration] | TRUMPOUR, Paul (I5143)
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| 11900 | [Is this the right Richard Trumpour?] | TRUMPOUR, Richard (I2339)
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