Family History Research: by Lorna Flint Laughton
Notes
Matches 5,351 to 5,400 of 11,980
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| 5351 | Jane was married to Robert Sorbie, aged 27, living at 17 Green Street. She was born in Stonehouse. | MURDOCH, Jane (I1091)
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| 5352 | Jane was married to Samuel May, aged 32, born in Ontario, of Irish origin, and belonged to the Church of England. | KENNEDY, Jane Ann (I3879)
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| 5353 | Jane was not enumerated with her parents in the 1881 census. | CRICKINGTON, Jane (I3813)
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| 5354 | Jane was recorded as aged 53, born on June 8, 1847, and living with her husband, Samuel May, and son, Harry S. May. | KENNEDY, Jane Ann (I3879)
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| 5355 | Jane was the daughter of Sylvester Richmond and Jane Bowerman. | RICHMOND, Jane (I2652)
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| 5356 | Jane White was the daughter of Nathaniel White and Mary Bowerman. | WHITE, Jane (I2810)
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| 5357 | Jane's birth was recorded at Old Machar Church, Aberdeen. Her parents were James Singer and Margaret Jamieson. | SINGER, Jane (I2030)
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| 5358 | Janet and Christopher were married in Boghall, Chapelton, Lanarkshire. The witnesses were Neil MacMillan and Agnes Sorbie Paterson (her sister). | Family: Christopher MACMILLAN / Janet Brown SORBIE (F443)
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| 5359 | Janet and Robert were married in the Stonehouse U. F. Church. | Family: Robert SCOTT / Janet SORBIE (F757)
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| 5360 | Janet attended Townend School Feb 1880 = 8 Feb 1882. Her previous school (1879) was Free Church School. She lived at Boghall Street, Stonehouse. Her guardian was recorded as John Stewart. 1871 census: 3 Lawrie Street, Stonehouse. 1881census: 5 Boghall Street, Stonehouse. 1891 census: 25 New Street, Stonehouse. | SORBIE, Janet (I1007)
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| 5361 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLARK, J.H. (I1047)
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| 5362 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SORBIE, J. (I1358)
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| 5363 | Janet is NOT shown on the 1841 census with Thomas Sorbie in Stonehouse. She may have died. | THOMSON, Janet (I988)
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| 5364 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLARK, J.H. (I1047)
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| 5365 | Janet Muir was enumerated as the neice of the head of the household (Janet Skinner), age 13, and born in Largo, Fife. She was living with her aunt Janet Skinner 52, at Lundinmills. | MUIR, Janet (I17460)
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| 5366 | Janet Skinner was enumerated as the head of the household, unmarried, age 52, born in Largo, Fife, and a winder. She was living with her neice Janet Muir 13 at Lundinmills. | SKINNER, Janet (I17459)
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| 5367 | Janet Thomson was born around 1830. She was likely born in Aberdeen. Her parents were Robert Thomson and Christine Kemlo. She lived in Old Machar Parish in 1841. | THOMSON, Janet (I13909)
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| 5368 | Janet was a cotton weaver. | SORBIE, Janet (I1333)
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| 5369 | Janet was a muslin sewer. | SORBIE, Janet (I1179)
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| 5370 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SORBIE, J. (I1358)
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| 5371 | Janet was age 6 and born in Lanarkshire. | SORBIE, Janet (I980)
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| 5372 | Janet was buried in Stonehouse Churchyard. | SORBIE, Janet (I1251)
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| 5373 | Janet was enumerated as a female, age 2, born in Ontario, a Canadian Presbyterian, of 'Scotch' origin, and single. She was living with her parents Robert Kippen 45 and Mary Kippen 39, and her siblings Jane Kippen 17, Robert Kippen 15, John Kippen 13, Christy Kippen 8, and Donald Kippen 5. | KIPPEN, Janet (I16333)
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| 5374 | Janet was living in Kirk Street, Stonehouse, at the time of her death. | SORBIE, Janet (I1221)
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| 5375 | Janet was living with her mother, Janet, and her grandparents, Marion and Robert, in New Town Street. She was 6 months old and born in Stonehouse, Lanarkshire. Her mother was listed as married, but Janet's surname was recorded as 'Sorby', like the rest of the family. | SORBIE, Janet (I2320)
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| 5376 | Janet was living with her parents in New Town Street. She was married, aged 17 and born in Stonehouse, Lanarkshire. The column for 'occupation' is filled in but it likely applies to her brother, Matthew, listed before her. | SORBIE, Janet (I1179)
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| 5377 | Janet was living with her parents, Marion and Robert Sorbie, on Trongate Street. She was 7 years old and born in Lanarkshire. | SORBIE, Janet (I1179)
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| 5378 | Janet was not living with her family at the time of the census. She may have died before then. | SORBIE, Janet (I1246)
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| 5379 | Janet's birth was registered by Dr. John Fulton to Registrar Robert Ruddy. | MILLS, Janet S. (I5547)
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| 5380 | Janet's death was registered by her step=grandfather, James Shearer. | SORBIE, Janet (I1251)
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| 5381 | Janice Ostrander Donato has 2 photographs of George - one when he was a little boy and another when he was older. | LAUGHTON, George Wildman (I229)
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| 5382 | Janice Ostrander Donato has a letter from Arthur Laughton, who was in East Selkirk, Province of Manitoba, to his nephew, George Wildman Laughton, in Colorado. The letter was written 2 August 1888. Arthur says "In my last letter mother [Sarah Hopkins Laughton] was telling about George and Jess coming to Canada and living there but did not hear any more." | LAUGHTON, Jesse (I85)
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| 5383 | Janice Ostrander Donato has a photograph of Moses Wildman, that says he was a brother of George Wildman Laughton and son of Elizabeth Wildman. | WILDMAN, Moses (I585)
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| 5384 | Janice Ostrander Donato has a photograph of Sarah Hopkins Laughton. | HOPKINS, Sarah (I35)
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| 5385 | Janice Ostrander Donato has letters from Arthur to his nephew, George Wildman Laughton. Arthur was a cook on a work train and also fished in Lake Winnipeg. He had a wife named Catherine, and children. He was in East Selkirk, Manitoba. | LAUGHTON, Arthur (I192)
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| 5386 | Jean (Jane) was a handloom weaver and pirn winder. | MILLAR, Jane (I1071)
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| 5387 | Jean died at 18, Argyle Street, Stonehouse. | MILLAR, Jean (I1166)
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| 5388 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ROBERTSON, J.J. (I266)
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| 5389 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAMPBELL, J. (I3809)
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| 5390 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BROWN, J. (I4148)
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| 5391 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GILMOUR, J.H. (I2293)
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| 5392 | Jean was a winder. | MILLAR, Jean (I1166)
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| 5393 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GILMOUR, J.H. (I2293)
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| 5394 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAMPBELL, J. (I3809)
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| 5395 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ROBERTSON, J.J. (I266)
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| 5396 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BROWN, J.W. (I1695)
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| 5397 | Jeannie was born at Camlachie, Glasgow. | SORBIE, Jeannie (I1438)
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| 5398 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SANDILANDS, J. (I1351)
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| 5399 | Jedburgh Associate Congregation of the Blackfriars United Presbyterian Church united with Jedburgh Boston United Free Church in 1917 to for Boston Blackfriars UF, C of S - CH3/350. /3 B 1737-1839; /4 B 1825-1858, 1892-1902; /5 B 1856-1917. Also, Jedburgh Relief High Street United Presbyterian Chruch, Boston UF church united with Jedburgh Blackfirars. CH3/351. /3 B 1840-1917. These records are in the National Archives of Scotland (NAS). Ref: Scottish Secession Churches. Diane Baptie. page 29. | CAIRNS, Margaret (I877)
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| 5400 | Jedburgh Free Church, Abbey UF, C of S - call # CH3/1469. /15 B 1878-1890. These records are in the National Archives of Scotland (NAS). Jedburgh Free Church - call # MR88. B 1812-1854. These records are at New Register House (General Register Office for Scotland). Ref: Scottish Secession Churches. Diane Baptie. pages 66-67. | CAIRNS, Margaret (I877)
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