Singing Our Family Song
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Matches 5,451 to 5,499 of 5,499
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| 5451 | Widower at time of death | ALLEN, Margery/Marjorie (I498)
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| 5452 | Widower at time of marriage to Isabella Allen ------------------------------------- | SCOTT, Thomas (I14660)
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| 5453 | Widower at time of marriage to Jane Alexander 29 Mar 1855 - Marriage confirmed via review of Riverstown records 2018 | LOUGHEED, Hugh (I21552)
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| 5454 | Widower at time of marriage to Mary Scott Died of typhoid fever | BRETT, John (I17269)
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| 5455 | Widower when he married Ellen Simpson | GAWLEY, Robert William (I10647)
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| 5456 | Widower when he married Emma Leopard | JOHNSTON, Richard S. (I14251)
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| 5457 | Widower-living with William (7-born in Ireland), Fanny (2-born in Canada), and James (2-born in Canada) | BURNSIDE, Robert (I186)
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| 5458 | Widower; Retired Farmer | PRESTON, Francis Charles (I1834)
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| 5459 | Wife as per PMorrison info | Catherine (I8409)
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| 5460 | Wife sued him for desertion | Family: Gerald KINGSMILL / Gertrude Elizabeth Pearl CAFE (F3193)
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| 5461 | Wife's first name from LDS record for birth of daughter, Margaret ------------------------------ | ALLEN, John (I6799)
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| 5462 | Will - from Ancestry ... I Samuel Lee of Lykins Township, Crawford County and State of Ohio do make and ordain this my last will and testament, in manner and form following vise I give and bequeath to my son, Abner Lee the West half of the East half of section #19 in Lykins Township Crawford County and State of Ohio containing 160 acres more or less. And I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Anna all my household goods her lifetime if she outlives me at both our decease I give and bequeath to my daughter Eliza Brown $100 in household goods and furniture, all the rest of my moveable property I give and bequeath to my sons Alfred C. Lee, Vincent Lee, Stephen Lee and Arvin Lee each an equal portion. I give and bequeath to my son Palmer Lee $100 which is to be paid by Arvin Lee on consideration of the dowery already given him. I nominate constitute and appoint Alfred C. Lee, Vincent Lee, and Stephen Lee sole executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other and former wills by me at anytime heretofore made. In witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 11th day of November in the year of our Lord 1844. Signed Samuel Lee Samuel's wife Anita Brown (Booth) Lee later died on Sept. 20, 1855 in Crawford County, Ohio and a will could not be found for her. | LEE, Samuel (I3563)
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| 5463 | WILL - Mr. Richard Allen, of Flinders Lane, Melbourne, warehouseman, who died on November 4, left real estate of a gross value of £5,500 and personal property of a gross value of of £315,689. The will, dated June 21, 1921, amended by two subsequent codicils, was lodged for probate yesterday. Mr. Allen, who was connected with Richard Allen and Sons Pty. Ltd., appointed his sons, Messrs. Stanley Anketell Allen and Henry George Allen, and his daughter, Mrs. Rose Kathleen Smibert, to be his executors and executrix and trustees. The estate is bequeathed principally to his children, subject to legacies to relatives and domestic employees and a gift to the Presbyterian Church, North Road, Elsternwick. Mr. Allen lived at Kooyong, Gladstone Parade, Elsternwick. He bequeathed that property to his son Mr. Stanley A. Allen. | ALLEN, Richard (I10692)
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| 5464 | Will Calendar - PRONI online McKimm, Robert John of 48 Chief Street Belfast retired foreman died 16 August 1963 at Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast Probate Belfast 14 October to William James Carrick retired dock labourer. Effects | MCKIM, Robert John (I19248)
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| 5465 | WILL of Edward Armstrong - died 1893: I Edward Armstrong of the township of Cartwright in the county of Durham and province of Ontario, farmer, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and declare this, my last will and testament in manner following. 1. My will is that all my just debts, funeral expenses and the expenses attending the administration of this my will be paid by me executors hereinafter named all of which debts and expenses I make a charge on my personal estate. 2. I give and devise to my son, Edward Armstrong, that part of my real estate consisting of the north half of lot number eighteen in the ninth concession of the township of Cartwright containing 100 acres more or less, I give and devise also to my son Edward Armstrong fifteen acres of land being composed of part of the south half of lot number seventeen in the tenth concession of the township of Cartwright subject to the payment of certain legacies and bequests herein-after mentioned. 3. I give and devise to my son William Ezekiel Armstrong that part of my real estate being composed [of] the south half of lot number eighty-one in the first concession of the township of Tay in the county of Simcoe, and containing one hundred acres more or less, to come into his possession when he shall have attained the age of twenty-one years, the rents, issues and profits thereof during the minority of the said William Ezekiel Armstrong to be applied to the payment of legacies and bequests hereinafter mentioned. 4. I give and bequeath to my son John Armstrong the sum of five dollars, my said son John Armstrong having received and due and proportionate share of my estate. 5. I give and bequeath to my daughter Christiana Lywood the sum of twenty dollars. 6. I give and bequeath to my daughter Eliza Ellen Bartlett the sum of five dollars. 7. I give and bequeath to my daughter Susannah Elford the sum of five dollars. 8. I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Jane McGiven the sum of twenty-five dollars. 9. I give and bequeath to my daughter Betsy Armstrong the sum of two hundred dollars. 10. I give and bequeath to my daughter Rose Anna Armstrong the sum of two hundred dollars to be paid to her when she shall have attained the age of twenty-one years. 11. I give and bequeath to my wife Sarah Armstrong the sum of one hundred dollars per year during her life, or so long as she remains my widow, the first of such annual payments to be made to my wife Sarah Armstrong in one year after my decease, which said sum of one hundred dollars per year is to be received and accepted by her in lieu of dower, and which said annual payments I make a charge on my real estate hereby devised to my son Edward Armstrong. 12. I give and bequeath to my son Edward Armstrong all the chattel property, livestock and farming implements of which I may be possessed at the time of my decease, and I make it a condition of this my will that my son Edward Armstrong shall give and deliver to my son William Ezekiel Armstrong when he shall come into possession of the real estate hereby devised to him the said William Ezekiel Armstrong, one good span of horses, two good cows and such farming implements as are in ordinary use on a farm of such dimensions. 13. I appoint Joseph Campbell of the township of Cartwright, farmer, and Richard H. Suggitt of the same place, farmer the executors of this my last will and testament. Witness my hand and seal this seventh day of January one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. Edward Armstrong In presence of John Lane of Cartwright, farmer William Lucas of Cartwright, township clerk | ARMSTRONG, Edward Sr (I4284)
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| 5466 | WILL of her Father, Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, Elizabeth (I24387)
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| 5467 | WILL of her Father, Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, Catherine (I22988)
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| 5468 | WILL of her Father, Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, Mary Jane (I22989)
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| 5469 | WILL of his Father, Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, William Henry (I184)
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| 5470 | WILL of his Father, Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, Richard Edward (I14794)
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| 5471 | WILL of Thomas McCrea - 1901 "... I leave and bequeath to my son Richard the house and land and chattels and I allow Eliza my daughter twenty pounds sterling out of house and land and my daughter Katherine twenty pounds sterling to be given to her out of house and land and chattels. But I recommend to them to live together so long as they possibly can. And I leave to my son William McCrae, who is in America one shilling and also to my daughter Mary Jane Miles who is in America one shilling and I sign this in the presence of my two witnesses. [John Quinn, Stonforth and John Devitt, Derrin] And I appoint Thomas McCrea my Executor. | MCCREA, Thomas (I1739)
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| 5472 | William of Theur, Lisconny is father of my 3x great grandfather, Robert Allen as per Lois Mathew's research 1994; birth & death dates are estimate only. Also wife's first name was Ann - but last name of 'Alexander' is hypothesis. | ALLEN, William (I6796)
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| 5473 | William Shannon story speaks of a "James" that had 3 sons: James, Thomas & William. | ALLEN, James (I49978)
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| 5474 | William Shannon story speaks of a "James" that had 3 sons: James, Thomas & William. | ALLEN, Thomas (I49908)
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| 5475 | William Shannon story speaks of a "James" that had 3 sons: James, Thomas & William. | ALLEN, William (I21335)
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| 5476 | William was 9 years old - the 2nd youngest child of 6 - when his parents arrived in Canada in the summer of 1847. They were coming to join some of his mother's family (Morrison) in Toronto Gore. His father died within 14 days of their arrival in Canada and is buried at St Mary's Cemetery in Tullamore, Chingacousy Twp where many other Morrisons rest. The family stayed in the Toronto Gore area until about 1850 when they moved to Arthur Township in Wellington County, Ontario. In 1864 William received the patent for 100 acres - the N 1/2 of Lot 22, Conc 11, Wagram, Arthur Twp. In 1868 he took out a mortgage of $400. Several mortgages were taken out over the years until 1879 when they were all paid. In March 1881 another mortgage for $1800 was taken out (perhaps to make the move to Algoma) and in April 1881 the property was sold to Wm L Morrison and Matthew Morrison. The March mortgage was paid in May 1881. William came to Algoma where he purchased from the Crown 160 acres @ $.20 per acre, for a total of $32.00: "The North half of Lot Number Five in this First Concession in said Township of Gladstone." [as per Pioneer Deed]. William initially built a log house situated, (in 1993) where the Iron Bridge Seventh Day Adventist Church stands. This house was beside an Indian trail that wound from the Mississaugi River - "The Landing" - at the boundary of Gladstone and Bright Additional Townships, up past Warnock (Round) Lake and Clear Lake, to Big Basswood (Wakiwakobi) Lake. Indians used to stop at the William Allen homestead for their lunch and called it their "half-way" house. This house burned in 1905. Methodists gathered at the Allen home for regular church services for several years until the first school was built in 1883. The land for this school was given by William and Rebecca Allen. William Allen and his wife Rebecca had 13 children and, when their daughter Rebecca Jane died in childbirth in 1903, they raised a granddaughter (Jane/Jenny Beemer) until she was about 12. | ALLEN, William (I2518)
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| 5477 | Witness to marriage: William Allan (Allen) & Rebecca Rathwell -------------------------------------- At time of death living at Lot 19, Conc 11 in Arthur Twp; parents - Samuel Rathwell and Rebecca Watchorn; Informant: son Ambrose Craig of Rothsay. Burial at Riverstown ------------------------------------- | ROTHWELL, Elizabeth (Eliza) (I1691)
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| 5478 | Witness to sister, Louise's marriage-location as per marriage register | DRIVER, Rebecca (Becky) (I3196)
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| 5479 | Witnesses at marriage: Abraham C(?) ambridge? of Harriston and Sarah Jane Morrison of Arthur Twp Married in St Paul's Church, Mt Forest, ON | MORRISON, Margaret Ann (I5350)
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| 5480 | Witnesses Edward Ferris and Mary Gurmen RC wedding | MCELWEE, Robert George (I27042)
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| 5481 | Witnesses James Alexander and Henrietta Burrowes - note also Burrowes witness in Margaret Alexander's marriage doc | ALEXANDER, Sarah (I16139)
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| 5482 | Witnesses to marriage: Albert Gilstorf and Sarah Jane Craig | THOMPSON, Myrtle Allen (I7748)
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| 5483 | Witnesses to marriage: Albert Gilstorf and Sarah Jane Craig | GILSTORF, Frederick John (I7749)
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| 5484 | Witnesses to Marriage: Frances Brett & Robert Noble (RINs | SCOTT, Frances (I17384)
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| 5485 | Witnesses to Marriage: George Coulter & William Rolston | MORRISON, William (I9467)
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| 5486 | Witnesses to marriage: Henry Sharp & Jane Gibson (rootsireland) | MORRISON, John (I17404)
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| 5487 | Witnesses to Marriage: Richard Wrigglesworth and Thomas Clifford | WRIGGLESWORTH, George W. (I5285)
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| 5488 | WW1 - #1069271 - signed up in Regina, Sask Dec 26, 1916; Father, Arthur W, living in Product, Sask; | MORRISON, Robert Louis (I6983)
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| 5489 | WW1 - 22 May 1918 Attestation to 18 Mar 1919 Discharge-demobilization | ALLEN, Harold Thomas (I23511)
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| 5490 | WW1 - Military Service Act letter & number - 514600 2 M.D., 1st Depot Battalion, 1st C.O. Regiment Regimental Number: 3032208 | MORRISON, Robert Earl (I4465)
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| 5491 | WW1 Attestation: 26 Nov 1915; Address: 15 Waterloo St W, Guelph; Next of Kin: Mother-Sarah Morrison Regiment #: 928029 | MORRISON, Albert Everard (Bert) (I7975)
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| 5492 | WW1 Military Service - #3033689 Rank: Private; 1st Depot Battalion C.O.R.D., then Canadian Machine Gun Corp. He arrived in France 18 Oct 1918. Discharged 5 May 1919 -demobilization. Per Mary (McLean) Allen - As a teenager, Ephraim helped his brother Herb plow new land with a team of oxen on Herb's farm (later Nelson's) in Gladstone Township. When he was 17, he worked on the new highway, spreading gravel with 'old man Williams' (Waller Nicholson's maternal great-grandfather). Mr Williams was a veteran. Ephraim told of them working hard to get the gravel spread, because Mr Williams liked to have time to do "bayonet practice" with the shovel handles. Ephraim said he went home with sore ribs where he'd been poked. He started working for the C.P.R. where he became a "wireless operator". He joined the army and went overseas during WWI with the Signal Corps. While in Germany, he got the "flu" during the European epidemic. He and 2 others were billeted in an old German lady's home. When there was room in the hospital, they came to move them and Ephraim said he'd take his chances staying with the German lady who was nursing them. The other 2 went to the hospital and they both died. When Ephraim returned from overseas, he went back to the C.P.R. and later became Station Agent of the main line of C.P.R. at Missanabi, Franz and Lochalik [sp?]. He met and married Alice Fletcher, a Cree Indian. Their first child died as a baby and they later had a son, Glenn. Ephraim became Station Agent at Levack and Desbarats. He retired after 33 years with C.P.R. and received a commendation from the President for working 33 years and never missing a day's work. | ALLEN, Ephraim Everett (I193)
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| 5493 | WW1 Service - #3231519; 2nd Depot Battalion, 1st Central Ontario Regiment; Military Service Act 870739. Enlisted 25 Jan 1918; Discharged 4 Jul 1919 demobilization. Per Mary (McLean) Allen - Elsley spent most of young life trapping. He joined the army - in the Infantry. He went overseas and was wounded in France in 1918 in a battle accident. The solder opposite Elsley in the slit trench was cleaning his revolver and it went off and hit Elsley in the elbow. Elsley was sent home and discharged. While he was in France, he received $1.00/day regular away pay and 10 cents extra for active duty. (Harvey Allen has the army pay book - 1993.) After coming home, Elsley went to Hearst trapping and cutting pulpwood in the same area as Cyrus Allen, Russell Beemer and Jack Humphries until the big fire that almost killed Cyrus and his family. Elsley returned to Sault Ste Marie and worked on the Sault Locks, becoming the man who swung the gates to let the boats through for 35 years. He retired Dec 1, 1958 and died Jan 3, 1959. | ALLEN, Levi Elsley (I473)
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| 5494 | WWI Registration Card Notes: No permanent address-travelling | CUMMINGS, Elder Moses Laflaver (I167)
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| 5495 | x chromosome match on FTDNA - apparently means the match is on Thomas' maternal line | RATHWELL, DNA MATCH Thomas /ROTHWELL (I30751)
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| 5496 | Year of Birth: Calculated based on recorded age at death (78 in April 1875) | MCCREA, John (I22966)
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| 5497 | Younger brother of Joanna Bell (she married Marjorie's brother, Robert Allen) ------------------------------------------------- | BELL, Robert Morrison (I493)
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| 5498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I24779)
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| 5499 | \ul | READ, Aaron (I4815)
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