Family History Research: by Lorna Flint Laughton
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Matches 11,551 to 11,600 of 11,995
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| 11551 | what ward? | MAY, Samuel (I5364)
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| 11552 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAUGHTON, P. (I88)
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| 11553 | what was Wesleyan Methodist curcuit called in Haldimand at that time? who were the ministers? | THOMPSON, Robert (I518)
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| 11554 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPER, F.W. (I6982)
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| 11555 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAUGHTON, A. (I100)
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| 11556 | When Ann had a baby, the Ravensden Overseers' paid 5s 0d for the midwife on July 9, 1813. | SIMONS, Ann (I3536)
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| 11557 | When Catharine petitioned for land on this date, she signed her petition with an "X". She was not able to write. | TRUMPOUR, Catherine (I2341)
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| 11558 | When did Caleb Platt marry Priscilla (Badgley) Trumpour? They were married in 1861 census - see A00843. | BADGLEY, Priscilla (I7682)
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| 11559 | When did Caleb Platt marry Priscilla (Badgley) Trumpour? They were married in 1861 census - see A00843. | BADGLEY, Priscilla (I7682)
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| 11560 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLEMINSON, H.D. (I10100)
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| 11561 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, M.P. (I5157)
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| 11562 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAUGHTON, F.P. (I103)
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| 11563 | When George Trumpour died on Oct 7, 1924, he was married. There is no death date on Sarah (Williams) Trumpour's gravestone. Was she buried at Wellington? When did she die? Try Metcalfe scrapbook. Try Hillier Tweedsmuir. | WILLIAMS, Sarah Eliza (I5167)
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| 11564 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, H. (I6958)
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| 11565 | When he married Nellie Blanche Ponder on June 6, 1913, he recorded his age as 23 years old. | LAUGHTON, Cecil Proudfoot (I3869)
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| 11566 | When he married, he recorded his parents as Thomas A. Garbutt and Catherine M. Hartman. | GARBUTT, Edward (I3387)
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| 11567 | When her daughter, Agnes (Wyper) Sneddon died on February 14, 1879, she was recorded as "deceased". | GENTLES, Jane (I15612)
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| 11568 | When her son, Albert Duncan May, died, her name was given as "Mary Jane". The informant was Frank A. Parker, his nephew. | HENDERSON, Ellen (I657)
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| 11569 | When his daughter, Agnes (Wyper) Sneddon died on February 14, 1879, he was recorded as "deceased". | WYPER, Isaac (I15611)
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| 11570 | When his daughter, Fanny, was married to John Buck, Joseph was a labourer. | GURNEY, Joseph (I446)
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| 11571 | When his daughter, Mary, married Zachariah Batstone, Thomas was living in Quidi Vidi. | BRACE, Thomas (I5202)
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| 11572 | When his son Dan was baptized, James was a sawyer. | LAUGHTON, James (I75)
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| 11573 | When his son, Cecil, was baptised, Edwin was a brickmaker. | LAUGHTON, Edwin (I376)
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| 11574 | When his son, Joseph, died, Richard was living at 141 Brock Street. | FLINT, Richard Henry (I504)
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| 11575 | When his son, Peter Redner, petitioned for land on January 17, 1816, his father, Henry Redner of Ameliasburg, was described as "the late" and "deceased". | REDNER, Henry (I4642)
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| 11576 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, H. (I6958)
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| 11577 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLINTON, W. (I7836)
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| 11578 | When his wife, Agnes (Wyper) Sneddon died on February 14, 1879, she was recorded as "widow of James Sneddon". | SNEDDON, James (I894)
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| 11579 | When his wife, Agnes (Wyper) Sneddon died on February 14, 1879, she was recorded as the "widow of James Sneddon, iron stone miner". | SNEDDON, James (I894)
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| 11580 | When Louisa was baptised, she was recorded as the daughter of Elizabeth Laughton "single woman". | LAUGHTON, Louisa Wildman (I357)
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| 11581 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAUGHTON, P. (I88)
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| 11582 | When Seneca Village was being established, its people sought a place to worship. "In 1838 there was a Walpole Mission of the Wesleyan methodists and it included a congregation at Seneca on the Grand River. The Wesleyan Methodists met in the schoolhouse which was at the north-west corner of Onondaga Street and Argyle Streets [Caledonia]. In 1848 Thomas Cosford, the Minister, was stationed in Seneca. The lost 13, 14, and 15 on the north-west corner of Tuscarora Street and Argyle Street were acquired and the manse was built there. The congregation met in the schoolhouse until 1844 when a church was built on land which the congregation had previously obtained on King William Street. The lot was 2 chains by 3 chains. There were burials there before the church was built. In 1878, the Wesleyan Methodist built a new church in Caledonia, which is now Grace United Church. The original church at Seneca was sold. There were burials in the cemetery until almost 1900." | THOMPSON, William (I647)
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| 11583 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BROWN, A.M. (I5188)
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| 11584 | When she was buried, she was "Agnes, Hannes B?r's wife from Niederndorff". | Agnes (I4294)
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| 11585 | When the banns were read for James' marriage to Alice Roberts, he was from Ampthill. | CHAPMAN, James (I421)
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| 11586 | When Vincent died, he had "lived until the whole family was buried". | BOWERMAN, Vincent (I2789)
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| 11587 | When Violet was 19 years old, she left home and was never heard from again. | THOMSON, Violet (I1099)
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| 11588 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, D. (I520)
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| 11589 | When was David Gilchrist buried? He died on March 26, 1880. Where are Erskine church books? Look for a death notice in a newspaper. | GILCHRIST, David (I3450)
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| 11590 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOWERMAN, E.M. (I521)
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| 11591 | When was Mary Skinner Gilchrist buried? She died on October 7, 1882. Where are Erskine church books? Look for a death notice in a newspaper. | SKINNER, Mary (I5517)
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| 11592 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TRUMPOUR, P. (I517)
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| 11593 | when William married on Nov 23, 1920 he was 18 years old. His parents were Alexander McKay and Mary Anderson. | MCKAY, William (I5411)
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| 11594 | where are recordings done by Mom & Dad in August 1973? Dad has plot as Lot S-1/2 880. | THOMPSON, Robert (I518)
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| 11595 | Where do I find Griffiths online? Check CD at AFHS library. | FLINT, Richard Henry (I504)
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| 11596 | Where was John? Sophiasburgh or Lennox & Addington. He died in 1889. | CURLETTE, John T. (I4546)
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| 11597 | Where was MARY BENNETT buried? She died in 1900. Was she with father John T. Curlette? | CURLETTE, Mary (I9110)
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| 11598 | Where were Charles and Emily? See A00751 page 48. | CURLETTE, Charles (I9121)
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| 11599 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAMPBELL, J.A. (I3815)
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| 11600 | where would I find this registration? reference in "County Marriage Registers of Ontario 1858-1869: Toronto City" is 1867 2:46. Photocopy or scan original. September 23, 1867 in Toronto by Rev. Edward Hartley Dewart. Archives of Ontario microfilm? | THOMPSON, Robert (I518)
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