Family History Research: by Lorna Flint Laughton
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Matches 5,651 to 5,700 of 11,995
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| 5651 | John was living with his parents, Mary and John Todd, at 15 Green Street. He was unmarried, aged 15, a silk weaver, and born in Stonehouse. | TODD, John (I1116)
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| 5652 | John was living with his son, John Campbell, and John's wife, Mary. He was enumerated as age 80, born in Scotland, Scottish, a cabinet maker, a Baptist, and a widower. | CAMPBELL, John (I508)
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| 5653 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GILCHRIST, J.M. (I5502)
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| 5654 | John was said to be "80 years old" when the book 'Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte' was published c. 1904. | RIGHTMEYER, John Osborne (I5233)
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| 5655 | John was said to have lived at Hallowell Mills. [This was likely Picton] | RIGHTMEYER, John Osborne (I5233)
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| 5656 | John was the 8th child of his parents. He was recorded as "Joseph" on the original printed family tree document. | WELLWOOD, John (I5103)
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| 5657 | John was the brother of the bride, and James Curlett was the cousin of the bride. | Family: John Wesley ROBLIN / Abigail OSBORNE (F1946)
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| 5658 | John was the head of the family in New Street. He was married to Ann, aged 35 years, a cotton hand loom weaver and born in Lanarkshire. | TODD, John (I1109)
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| 5659 | John was the head of the family on New Street. He was married to Millar. He was around age 40 (rounded in census), a cotton hand loom weaver, and born in Lanarkshire. | SORBIE, John (I1011)
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| 5660 | John was the son of David Bowerman and Catherine Bartlett. | BOWERMAN, John (I2634)
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| 5661 | John was the son of Sylvester Richmond and Jane Bowerman. | RICHMOND, John (I2651)
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| 5662 | John Wilds, the son of William Wilds and his wife, Mary, was baptised on August 3, 1877. This may not be the right person. | WILES, John (I3535)
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| 5663 | John William Arliss born in the March quarter 1883, Caistor 7a 713. | ARLESS, John William (I14607)
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| 5664 | John William Arliss enumerated himself as age 28, married, a farm foreman, and born in Tealby, Lincolnshire. He was living with his wife, Gertie Arliss (26), and their daughters Edith Gertrude (5), Nellie Beatrice (3) and Mabel Constance (1). There were also 3 farm workers boarding with them. They lived in a 7 room house at Stainton-le-Vale, Lincolnshire. | ARLESS, John William (I14607)
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| 5665 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WOODS, J. (I408)
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| 5666 | John witnessed the marriage of his sister, Hannah, to James Bull. | GURNEY, John (I448)
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| 5667 | John would be approximately 50. | TODD, John (I1109)
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| 5668 | John would be approximately 60. | TODD, John (I1109)
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| 5669 | John's burial service was conducted by Horace Rudkin, Vicar of Renhold. | BUCK, John William (I360)
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| 5670 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SORBIE, J.D. (I1325)
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| 5671 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SORBIE, J.L. (I1508)
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| 5672 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SORBIE, J.D. (I1574)
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| 5673 | John's house at Grassy Point was recorded in Hans Waltimeyer's diary in 1797 as being a place where people stayed and where the Militia trained annually. In 1799, Waltimeyer mentions that Grassy Point used to be an Indian village. "Even though Trumpour's house is here now, they still come occasionally to stay a while". | TRUMPOUR, John (Johannes, Hans, Haunts) (I2323)
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| 5674 | John, who would have been 17, is not listed with his parents in the census taken on April 7, 1861. There is a son named John who is 6 years old. This son, John, must have died before 1854. | SORBIE, John (I1242)
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| 5675 | join Lancashire email list and put out query re Flint and Walton families; address is http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/englandcountry/lancashire/ | FLINT, William (I564)
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| 5676 | Jonathan and his family were listed in the Members list of the West Lake Orthodox Meeting of the Society of Friends (Quakers). His residence was Hillier. | BOWERMAN, Jonathan I. (I650)
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| 5677 | Jonathan Bowerman married Ann O'Raggan. | Family: Jonathan BOWERMAN / Ann O'RAGGAN (F964)
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| 5678 | Jonathan Bowerman was the son of Ichabod Bowerman and Rebecca Mastin. | BOWERMAN, Jonathan I. (I650)
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| 5679 | Jonathan Bowerman was the son of John I. Bowerman and Pollie Harris. | BOWERMAN, Jonathan (I3095)
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| 5680 | Jonathan CHRISTIE, Hallowell, # 828, 1891. This may not be the correct person. | CHRISTIE, John (I3195)
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| 5681 | Jonathan CLARK or CLARKE likely died October 12, 1856 in Hallowell Township, Prince Edward County | CLARK, Jonathan (I3071)
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| 5682 | Jonathan Clark was listed with his parents, Susanna and Jonathan I. Bowerman. He was "disowned 12th month 1884" from the West Lake Orthodox Quaker meeting. | BOWERMAN, Clark (I2594)
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| 5683 | Jonathan I. BOWERMAN died in April 17, 1867 likely in Hillier Township, Prince Edward County. Not in yellow index. | BOWERMAN, Jonathan I. (I650)
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| 5684 | Jonathan may be on the "Land Orders-in-Council" for Hillier Township. | BOWERMAN, Jonathan I. (I650)
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| 5685 | Jonathan R. Trumpour in surrogate index for 1832 in Frontenac. | TRUMPOUR, Jonathan (I2714)
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| 5686 | Jonathan Raynor witnessed the marriage of Victory SYKES and Caroline RUTTER on June 25, 1851 by licence. Victory Sykes was 26, of Boston City, United States. Caroline Rutter was 26 of Hillier, District of Prince Edward. The other witness was Paul TRUMPOUR. Place of marriage and parents were not recorded. See MAGRC: LIS BMD 017-1 Marriage Records Sollemnized by Rev. Daniel McMullen 1831-1873. Murray Clapp. 70 pages. Transcribed 2006 May 31. Page 13. | RAYNOR, Jonathan (I9527)
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| 5687 | Jonathan was a Lieutenant in the Militia at Kingston at the time of the Fenian Raids. | OSBORNE, Jonathan Greeley (I5226)
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| 5688 | Jones recorded the reference as the Germantown Reformed Churchbook. | Family: Simon Isaac COLE / Maria TRUMPOUR (F3732)
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| 5689 | Jones recorded the source as the Loonenburg Lutheran Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, Anna (I2473)
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| 5690 | Jones records the source as the Katsbaan Reformed Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, Jacob (I2470)
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| 5691 | Jones reference was Katsbaan Reformed Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, Catharina (I2467)
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| 5692 | Jones referenced the Katsbaan Reformed Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, Paul (I2325)
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| 5693 | Jones referenced the Loonenburg Lutheran Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, John (Johannes, Hans, Haunts) (I2323)
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| 5694 | Jones said source was Red Hook Lutheran Churchbook. Red Hook was also called East Camp. | TRUMPOUR, Christina (I13952)
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| 5695 | Jones said that the will was "Fernow Wills #1752. | TRUMPOUR, Johannes (I2324)
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| 5696 | Jones source was Kingston Reformed Churchbook. | TRUMPOUR, Nicholaus (I2465)
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| 5697 | Jones' reference was a will. This was likely the will of Andres Trumpover (Drumbauer) dated December 29, 1783 and probated June 4, 1784. Fernow Wills #1749. | CLEARWATER, Mattheus (I13958)
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| 5698 | Jones' reference was a will. This was likely the will of Andres Trumpover (Drumbauer) dated December 29, 1783 and probated June 4, 1784. Fernow Wills #1749. | TRUMPOUR, Susanna (I13961)
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| 5699 | Jones' reference was a will. This was likely the will of Andres Trumpover (Drumbauer) dated December 29, 1783 and probated June 4, 1784. Fernow Wills #1749. | TRUMPOUR, Mary (I13962)
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| 5700 | Jones' reference was a will. This was likely the will of Andres Trumpover (Drumbauer) dated December 29, 1783 and probated June 4, 1784. Fernow Wills #1749. | TRUMPOUR, Catharina (I13963)
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