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Matches 1,501 to 1,550 of 1,924
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| 1501 | Possible wife is Susannah Mahaney(born cir. 1855), dau. of Francis Mahaney (b. 6 Nov 1808) and Mary Unknown. (Source: D. Hogge) | Taylor, Robert (I1251)
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| 1502 | Possibly single mother to Hedley Wheeler, although she would have been only 16 at his birth. | Wheeler, Isabella (I1097)
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| 1503 | Postmistress in 1921. | Burt, Nellie (I3652)
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| 1504 | Presumably this James is the one William Young was referring to; married twice. Noted by W Young in one section of his diary but not listed in another. | Anstey, James (I544)
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| 1505 | presumed to be the same dau named as "Rowena bc Jul 1900 Twill" in 1921 Census, who resided with her sister Bessie 1921, but was listed as dau of Peter Anstey | Anstey, Rosanna (I2248)
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| 1506 | Previously had recorded her death at age 38 in 1885 and also that she had six children with a husband Henry. I believe this now must be a different Emma and Henry. The death date of Emma Davis Rowsell is Dec 1, 1911 - Source: Diary of AW Rowsell. | Davis, Emma Susannah (I486)
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| 1507 | Probably arrived in Canada 1871. 1871 Census: James, age 35, Jane, age 55 (his widowed mother) Margaret, age 21 - his sister Sarah, 17 - his sister 1891 Census shows family James, age 53, Grace, age 45, Ella, age 15, Levi, age 46 - lodger (brother of James) | Booth, James (I164)
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| 1508 | Probably named after sister Alice Lillian who died in childhood In a letter dated Sep 23, 1941, Reg Rowsell states: "On the way to my boarding house [in Pilley's Island] I went into Mrs. Butler's, that is Aunt Lillian, mother's sister." | Anstey, Lillian G. (I95)
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| 1509 | Proof of existance of this son is obtained in the will of Martha Field, his wife. See notes under Martha Field. George is thought to have been lost at sea. Based on the listings of directories of the time, this probably happened sometime between 1864/65 and 1871. See below. This coincides with the recorded period that 3 of the ships he skippered were lost at sea, i.e. 1868, 1869 & 1870. Hutchinson's Directory for 1864 - 1865 lists: Field, George, mariner Lovell's Directory for 1871 lists: Field Mrs. Martha, wid George, 12 Dick's sq McAlpine's 1870-71 Directory lists: Field Martha, wid George, h 12 Dick's square | Field, George (Capt.) (I1705)
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| 1510 | Queen Milley reported Elizabeth and John were married on July 20, 1838. Pearce Wells: "John Burge Wells of Twillingate married Elizabeth Budgel (nee Strong) of Exploits on September 2nd 1838. Married by Rev J Chapman." | Family: John Burge Wells / Elizabeth Strong (F185)
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| 1511 | Raised by aunt & uncle Andrew & Elizabeth Anstey. | Marsh, Matilda (I2268)
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| 1512 | Raised by Philip PRIDE of Back Hr. | Anstey, Stephen (I2315)
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| 1513 | Raised by Thomas and Alfreda (Ward) Simms following the death of her mother. Passed peacefully away at the AM Guy Memorial Health Care Centre in Buchans on November 17th, 2013, Jessie Mae Ivany (nee Mitchell), age 84 years. Leaving to mourn, with fond and loving memories her three children: daughters, Pansy (Tom Walsh), Florence, son, John (Doreen Scott); two grandchildren Wanda and Stephen; two great grandchildren Donald and Devon; also a large circle of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Predeceased by her husband Stephen and son David. Resting at the Anglican Church, Buchans with visitations Tuesday, November 19, 7-9 P.M and Wednesday November 20, 2-4 P.M and 7-9 P.M. Funeral service will be held Thursday, November 21 at 11:00 A.M from the St. John The Divine Anglican Church, Buchans. Interment to follow at the Buchans community cemetery. Donations may be made to St. John the Divine Anglican Church in Buchans. To leave a message of condolence please visit www.staceysfuneralhome.com | Mitchell, Jessie May (I2961)
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| 1514 | Raised by Thomas Fifield. He had a straight leg and was known as "Sam Slick". Later moved to Bonne Bay Married Cinderella [Unknown] (Alt spelling: Cinderilla)Death date and wife's name from headstone at Rocky Hr Ang. Cemetery. No children located in Bonne Bay records. Holwell Fam. tree has his est. DOB as 1839, so this Samuel (bc1865-1921) may be a son of that Samuel. | Anstey, Samuel (I1116)
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| 1515 | Ralph Moore (age 39), his wife Nellie Moore (age 32), and their children Harry W. (age 10), Eric L. (age 8), and Marion J. (age 7) are listed in the 1935 Newfoundland Census for Three Arms. | Moores, Ralph (I382)
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| 1516 | Ralph Ord Strong was buried at Ross Bay Cemetery, Plot M 48 E 4. | Strong, Ralph Ord (I688)
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| 1517 | Ralph was born at Victoria, BC and died at Saanich, BC. Jessie was born and died at Victoria, BC. They were married at Victoria, BC. They are both buried at Hatley Memorial Gardens, Colwood, Vancouver Island, BC. Their birth, marriage,and death records from the British Columbia Archives. | Strong, Ralph William Trotter (I677)
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| 1518 | Ralph was not in RnRowsells notes as being in this family. He never spoke of having an Uncle Ralph. I'm inclined to think he is not of this family. A note found in my files states that Ralph, although called a brother of Blanche, was really son of Hannah, Blanche's sister, as shown here. Married Stella Unknown. | Anstey, Ralph (I933)
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| 1519 | Ran passenger boat LBI 1942. Had a family of 3. | Jones, Wilson (I840)
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| 1520 | Rebecca was baptized August 22, 1852, age 6 months. The 1921 Census for Three Arms lists a Rebecca Strong, born February 1856 in Jackson's Cove, Methodist, Private Income, Widow. Rebecca Jane died and was buried at Harry's Harbour. The will of Rebecca Jane (Langdown) Strong This is the last will and testament of me, Rebecca Jane Strong presently residing at three Arms, Notre Dame Bay Newfoundland. I hereby revoking all former wills at any time made by me, and being desirous of settling my affairs in the event of my de- cease, and having full confidence in the persons afternamed as Trustees and Executors, Do hereby Give Grant, Assign, Dispose Convey and make over to, and in favor of James Norris J. P. Merchant Three Arms Notre Dame Bay Nfld. John V. Wells, fisherman, Three Arms Notre Dame Bay Nfld. and as the survi- vor of them, as trustees and in Trust for the purposes after- mentioned the whole estate and effects, heritable and movable, real and personal, presently belonging to me and that shall belong to me at the time of my decease, together with the whole Writs and Vouchers thereof: and I Nominate and Appoint the said James Norris, John B. Wells and the survivor of them to be my Sole executors and trustees of this my will, but declaring that these presents are granted in Trust al- ways for the purpose aftermentioned, viz: (first) I direct my executors and trustees to first pay my debts, personal and testamentary expences. (Second) I give, devise and bequeath unto:- John R. Knight all the propert, houses and land of which I die possessed, and if he should die without issue. Said aftermentioned property to revert to Charles Strong and Ward Sandy Ross Strong, and should either of these die, the whole after property to revert to the other to do with as he may wish. And I reserve my liferent and full power to alter, innovate, or revoke these presents in whole or in part. And I dispense with the delivery hereof. And I consent to the registration hereof. And I consent to the registration hereof for preservation. In witness whereof I have subscribed these presents written (in so far as not printed) by Ambrose Dower, fisherman at Three Arms, N. D. Bay this eleventh day of May 1915 Nineteen hundred and fifteen. Signed, published and declared by the above name Testatrix as and for her last will and testament in the pre- sence of us both present at the same time, who at her re- quest and in her presence have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. Name Bernard A Norris Clerk Address Three Arms N,D. Bay Nfld. Name Henry L Shearing Address Three Arms N. D. Bay Nfld. REBECCA JANE STRONG | Langdown, Rebecca Jane (I342)
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| 1521 | Refer to the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador article regarding Cyril Wellington Strong From Cyril Wellington Strong's memoirs "My Life as a Newfoundland Union Organizer": "My father, Ralph Frederick William Strong, was born at Twillingate, Newfoundland, into a family of three sons and three daughters." "My father had left home at sixteen, to go to sea. At the turn of the century, he was in Alaska and the Yukon during the gold rush, where apparently he made a fortune digging gold. Like many who made fortunes there, he considered himself a financier, using his money to promote various companies. He managed to spend or lose all his money before he died in November, 1922, leaving his wife and family penniless." "A newspaper account of the wedding notes that 'Molly Newhook was marrying Millionaire Strong'." "My father had been married previously, in British Columbia, and was divorced." "... he was buried in the General Protestant Cemetary", in St. John's. "In June 1924 we moved to St. John's where my mother rented a house and established a boarding house, the Imperial Hotel ... which was up over Knowlings West End store on Water Street ... Around the end of 1925, Uncle Jim and Aunt Minnie came to town from Botwood and wanted to adopt my brother and me. ... My mother would not even consider adoption but she did agree that we could go to Botwood for the winter." "My mother, nee Martha Penny Rolenda Newhook, was the daughter of a miner who worked in the mine at Tilt Cove, Notre Dame Bay, until it closed. He then moved to St. John's and worked as a carpenter. I understand the family had moved to Tilt Cove from Jackson's Arm, White Bay. I do not know in which place my mother was born, but she was reared at Tilt Cove along with three brothers and two sisters." "At age one I was taken by mother and father to London, England, where we stayed for three years, and where, just before we came home, my sister, Nada Alice, was born." ... "I was four years old when I returned from England with my father, mother, and newborn sister. The year was 1916...". | Strong, Cyril Wellington (I683)
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| 1522 | Reginald Rowsell's diary reads: I met Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Bert) Parsons. His [mother] was Alice Butt, a first cousin of mothers, and the daughter of Mrs. Lloyal Butt of Springdale, Mrs. Butt being a sister of my grandmother Anstey. Parsons is a leader of the Pentacostals in these parts. | Butt, Lloyal (I216)
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| 1523 | Register of Protestand Births and Baptisms of Shefford County, Quebec lists her birth date as 23 Nov 1831 | Booth, Mary Ann (I471)
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| 1524 | Resided 1921 at Bluff Head Cove. | Roberts, Elias Pearce (I1031)
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| 1525 | Resided 1921 Summerford, Meth, fish. | Barnes, Thomas (I2023)
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| 1526 | Resided 1921/1935 Summerford | Earle, Arthur John (I2149)
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| 1527 | Resided 1999 Nippers hr. | Prole, Donald (I852)
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| 1528 | Resided at age 22 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. | Halpenny, Thomas (I163)
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| 1529 | Resided Back Hr 1921, CE, fish. | Anstey, Walter Henry (I2490)
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| 1530 | Resided Botwood 1921, tinsmith, Ang. | Sweetland, Edgar J. (I2481)
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| 1531 | Resided Bridgeport 1921, his widowed mother was living with them at that time. Meth, fisherman. | Verge, Richard James (I2001)
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| 1532 | Resided Corner Brook 1961. | James, Roland (I893)
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| 1533 | resided Corner Brook, 1961 | Hallett, Leslie A. (I900)
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| 1534 | Resided Grand Falls 1921, 7th Day adventist, This is an incomplete list of his children. | Anstey, Elias (I1323)
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| 1535 | Resided in 1921 in Grand Falls. Converted to Roman Catholic. paper maker. Married Mary Unknown (b.Aug 1890), from harbour Main. (RC) | Anstey, Bertram (I1390)
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| 1536 | Resided LBI 1921, Meth, fisherman. Acc. to 1921 census, an unnamed daughter (b. Jan 1912) was living with the family and going to school. His family had a servant, Sabrina Janes, livng with them in 1921. Was married with a daughter and son. Was living there when Reginald Rowsell, as a United Church minister, was stationed there in 1940/41. A COMMON HEADSTONE was erected (in June 2002?) in Little Bay Islands Methodist Cemetery by Alex Anstey & Wife in memory of the following: MOTHER MARIA ANSTEY died 3 Sep 1915 age 75 yrs (1840; nee JONES) FATHER GEORGE ANSTEY died 8 Jan 1917 age 72 yrs (b 1844) SISTER FANNY ANSTEY died 25 Mar 1890 age 11 yrs SISTER ANNIE ANSTEY died 23 May 1891 age 21 yrs BROTHER SAMUEL ANSTEY died 20 Mar 1890 age 17 yrs BROTHER THOMAS ANSTEY died Oct 21 1891 age 20 yrs (newsp = Oct 31) | Anstey, Alexander (I249)
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| 1537 | Resided LBI in 1921; listed as a Methodist fisherman | Weir, William John (I795)
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| 1538 | Resided Lukes Arm 1911, alone Md Mary UNK (bc Mar 1896 Virgin Arm). They had: 1. Effie Earle bc Apr 1918 Summerford 2. Willie Earle bc May 1920 Summerford 3. Elsie Earle bc 1928 | Earle, Martin (I2187)
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| 1539 | Resided Paradise 1921 First wife was [Unknown] Tulk. | Anstey, Lewis (I1361)
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| 1540 | Resided Paradise 1921, widowed, retired, with son Samuel jr and family. May have been the master of the vessel Medway (35 tons) with 7 men aboard which cleared through Twillingate customs house in July 1888 for cod fishery. Supplier: E. Duder. Source: Twillingate Sun - 1888 July 28, 1888. From Twillingate Sun of Mar 3, 1923 - As we go to press, we are informed that Mr. Samuel ANSTEY Sr. has passed away. | Anstey, Samuel (I1320)
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| 1541 | Resided Paradise. | Anstey, John (I546)
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| 1542 | Resided Pasadena NF 2002. Md June 30 1948 to Jean Myrtle Prole (b Nov 27 1927 IBP; dau of Lemuel Prole & Louise Green). They had: 1. Pauline Joan Strong b May 26 1949 Md Richard Earl McNeece. Resided Kansas City, Missouri. They had: 1. Jennifer Lynn McNeece b Aug 1 1975. Md Aug 26 2000 Kansas City, Missouri to Sean Isaacson. Reside Raymore, USA 2. Richard Earl McNeece Jr b Feb 17 1977. With Jasmine Smith, had: 1. Cora June McNeece b June 16 1997 2. Marvin Leslie Strong b Feb 4 1951 Md 1974 Deborah Reece. They had: 1. Susan Kathryn Strong b Oct 1 1979 2. Kristen Nancy Strong b Oct 27 1983 3. Allison Jean Strong b Sep 1 1989 3. Kevin Arthur Strong b Nov 27 1955 Md Apr 1 1989 to Kate McAlarney Resided Lexington MA. No children. 4. Linda Louise Strong b Apr 13 1958 Md 1986 to Dr Bennie Sheeks. Resided Chelmsform?/Chelmsford? MA. They had: 1. Jonathan Howard Sheeks b Apr 4 1989 2. Kristen Sheeks b Jul 9 1993 5. Charles Gordon (Chaz) Strong b Jul 28 1959 Gander. Md June 6 1987 Kansas City MO to Lauretta Kay (Lori) Jensen (b Oct 21 1961 Sioux Falls SD; dau of Alvin Jensen & Marcia McQuisten. They had: 1. Charles Alan Strong b Apr 23 1994 Kansas City MO 2. William Joseph Strong b June 18 2000 Kansas City | Strong, John Howard (Jack) (I2306)
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| 1543 | Resided Port Anson 1921, Methodist, farmer, no children listed in household. No baptisms located in NDB records. | Roberts, Emily Elizabeth (I966)
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| 1544 | Resided Purcells Hr 1921, Meth, codfisherman, with wife Rosanna. Obituary suggests birthplace of Change Islands. | Anstey, Peter (I2189)
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| 1545 | Resided Springdale 1921/1935. 1921 Census gives DOB as Jul 1892. | Anstey, George Garfield (I1887)
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| 1546 | Resided Summerford 1921/1935. | Watkins, Thomas (I2106)
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| 1547 | Resided Summerford 1921; Meth, fish | Watkins, Aaron (I2184)
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| 1548 | Resided Twill North Side 1921, no children listed. Other sources give his name as Edwin. | Roberts, Edward (I727)
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| 1549 | Resided with brother Walter at Back Hr 1921, widower DOB was given by JM as Jul 1865. Also gives his age at time of death as 57 and date of death as 19 Dec 1921. This however, causes an age of 56 at death. NOTE: ALT has the children of Philip Anstey & LYDIA MOORES, who are both still living together in 1921 assigned to this Philip, which is incorrect). | Anstey, Philip William (I2392)
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| 1550 | resided with sister Bessie 1921; but listed in Census as daughter of Peter Anstey. DOB in 1921 census given as Oct 1890 | Anstey, Louisa Maude (I2245)
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