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1551	Resided with sister Dorcas, 1921. Both listed as blind. Census DOB given as June 1867	Wheeler, David (I1094)
1552	Resided with sister Nellie and family and helped them run their mink farm.	Strong, Emma Winifred (I2307)
1553	Resided with Thomas in 1921. Death dates for all from Rocky Harbour Anglican cemetery.	Elizabeth Ellen (I1105)
1554	Rev. Edward J Carnell of Indian island , Fogo, and Miss May Taylor Field, of this city at Sydney.	Family: Edward (Rev) Carnell / May Taylor Field (F4)
1555	Rev. Reg Rowsell states that Selina was younger than Emma. BW: If she married, she could be the Selina Rowsell whose headstone is found in Leading Tickles which lists that Selena was a native of Leading Tickles, d. Apr 21, 1917 age 65 years. Her headstone reads: "Erected by her husband in loving memory of Selena Rowsell a native of Leading Tickles who died April 21 1917 aged 65 years." Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Cemetery (old cemetery in town)	Rowsell, Selena (I113)
1556	Rhoda is listed as a Son in the 1921 census.	Whitehorne, Rhoda M. (I3925)
1557	Richard's occupation was listed as a Naval R.N. when he married in 1945.	Rowsell, Richard Thomas (I2674)
1558	Richard's sister, Mary Jane Penney, married Mark Rowsell, the brother of Richard's wife, Jane Rowsell.	Penney, Richard (I239)
1559	RNR: A Samuel Rowsell had a son, Thomas Doyle Rowsell who married Helena Locke. Their children were Frederick, Allister, William, Thomas J, Helena (never married), Ross, Cecil, Rose married Wheeler principle of Springdale school, Mary married Reskins/Roskins/Hoskins?, Edna married Ivany. Beverley Warford: -A Samuel Elson Rowsell born Jun 19 1875 at L.T. -A Thomas Doyle Rowsell bc 1901. Record as it stood before importing into Legacy (which found inconsistencies) read: Died: 1881 - which makes no sense if he had a son. Removing death date and burial date (1881 Jul 27 at Leading TIckles) ROWSELL, Samuel Elson of Mark & Mary Jane, Leading Tickles June 19, 1875, baptised August 10, 1875 by Rev. William Pilot. Anglican Mission of Leading Tickles Baptism Records, 1866 - 1897 Am doubting that Samuel was son of Mark and Mary Jane, and also that Samuel had son Thomas Doyle Rowsell. Some have reasoned that his second name was not Elson, but Nelson. And that he died at age 5.	Rowsell, Samuel Elson (I106)
1560	RNR: Married a Stuckless David Anstey: has no record of an Abel, son of William and Hannah. Amalie Tuffin also has no record of an Abel, son of William and Hannah Birthdate approximate.	Anstey, Abel (I69)
1561	RNR: Married a Wiseman; father of Alex. Alex had a son, Reginald. David Anstey: he married Maria Jones of LBI. Other notes say that George married a Wiseman (source unknown) Alternate sources place Date of Death at 8 Jan 1917 (Amalie Tuffin)	Anstey, George (I66)
1562	RNR: Older than Mark. Married Ambrose Churchill November 19, 1869 Ambrose CHURCHILL, carpenter, Union Mine & Ann CHIPPETT, lately from Leading Tickles in the school room, Tilt Cove, by John Lockward Witnesses: John Charles Tilley, Robert Hillier BW:The Anglican Church Records in Botwood lists the marriage of Ann Chippett, of Leading Tickles, to Ambrose Churchill in 1869 at Tilt Cove. Possiblity that this was a 2nd marriage for Ambrose and that Ann Rowsell was deceased or that Ann Rowsell had been previously married to a Chippett. RNR: Her children were: Lydia - youngest, Emma - Married John Valentine, Jessie - died young? & Bertram. RNR: She went to live in St. John's with Uriah (her brother? first husband? Cousin?) RNR's diary contains the following passage: This night I visited my father's aunt commonly called by him Aunt Anne Churchill. I arrived at her house about eight fifteen p.m. She is a very nice old soul. We talked of relations and of many people who still live out upon the old "Rowsell's Island". I enjoyed the evening very much. I admire the little boy, son of Samuel Churchill, age twelve who was working hard at his radio set. To my mind, he will become something great. He's got a hold of the right end. When I was leaving, she shook my hand �� I can't explain it, and she kissed my cheek. She gave me a little advice. She said, "Now, Reg, my son. Don't have anything to do with girls." What do you think of that?	Rowsell, Ann (I99)
1563	RNR: puts birth date at 23 Jun 1865) Jill Marshall: puts date at 23 Jun 1866. David Anstey: puts birthdate at 14 Dec 1860, bap. Aug 19, 1861) David Anstey: There may have been a brother Charles who was born and died before Henry Charles. Moved to Pilley's Island. Henry was grandfather of Rev. R. Rowsell minister at LBI 1942. RNR puts death date at April 3, 1936. Henry was born and lived in Little Bay Islands before moving to Twillingate.	Anstey, Henry Charles (I63)
1564	RNR: puts birth date at Feb 14 1852. RNR: says she marred a Wellman. Another that she married Mark Stuckless. Did she marry twice? Yes. RNR: says husband's name was Mark, born 4 Jun 1848. Date may be suspect. Alternate death date (no sources) 1850 Mar 18	Anstey, Lydia (I77)
1565	RNR: Says name was George BW: says name was Darius. He remarried at Wellman's Cove in Nov 1880 after Emma died. Witnesses were Silas Rowsell and Elizabeth Wellman. Silas Rowsell's Parents were James and Julia Rowsell. His grandparents were John and Emma. John who? Was Silas a son of Emma and Darius? or Emma and perhaps a first husband. Burke perhaps?	Normore, Darius (I241)
1566	RNR: says name was Mark, born 4 Jun 1848	Stuckless, Abraham (I270)
1567	Robert Hayward does not show as a son of Richard H. according to Downeast gen. info.	Taylor, Robert Hayward (I1246)
1568	Robert Noble from South West Arm and Maud Budgill from Rattling Brook were married on August 14, 1904 at Rattling Brook in a Methodist ceremony. Witnesses were John Card and Richard Foster.	Family: Robert Noble / Maud Budgell (F193)
1569	Robert WARD, age 24, fisherman, Leading Tickles, of John, Fisherman & Sarah Ann ROWSELL, age 23, Seal Bay, of John, fisherman in Church of St. Nicholas, Leading Tickles by George Crane, Deacon. Witnesses: James Bignall, Susanna Rowsell, James Marsh.	Family: Robert Ward / Sarah Ann Rowsell (F838)
1570	Robert was a fisherman. In 1921, Robert lived in Luck's Harbour. His 10 year old nephew, John Whalen, born in Leading Tickles West in Mar 1911 was living with him. Sadie Rowsell claims Robert was a brother to Joseph Ward.	Ward, Robert (I2809)
1571	Roland ANSTEY, nephew, 12, lived with the family at Summerford in 1935.	Pelley, Norman Garfield (I2117)
1572	Rolenda Martha Newhook (age 24) and Frederick William Strong (age 33) were married on March 21, 1904 in New Aberdeen, Glace Bay, Cape Breton (Nova Scotia). The registration number is 154-93.	Family: Ralph Frederic William Strong / Martha Penny Rolenda Newhook (F224)
1573	Rosanna Rowsell was born May 5 1877 Little Bay islds, died Nov 8 1931 LBI. She married Jan 1 1910 to George MITCHELL, 19 yrs her senior. She was the dau of William Rowsell & Rosanna Roberts (his 2nd marriage). She did have a brother Mark Rowsell born 1871 who married Louisa Jane Rowsell. So likely a link there somewhere. The Mark 1837-1913 who married Mary Jane Penny was the son of William Rowsell and Martha Bowers per my notes, but has no baptism. Source: J. Marshall who married Martha Bowers is likely the brother of Thomas Sr and not his son. Source: B.Warford Baptized as an ''adult'' 1821 at Change Islands. William married Martha Bowers of Nippers Harbour, Green Bay. William was a shipbuilder from England who settled in Hall's Bay, now South Brook. Source: Ken Rowsell, L.T. Buried at Methodist Cemetery At South Brook? From: Vital Records (Civil Registration); Nfld. Death Register Source:http://www.rootsweb.com/~cannf/nd_vistat_deathregister2.htm William ROWSELL, d Apr 17 1893, died at Leading Tickles; cause of death: impotence & senility; age at death: 87 years; Religion:CE; Occupation: planter; Birthplace: Change Islands; Buried at: Leading Tickles «tab» NOTES: per family bible, born Dec 31 1806, the son of John & Emma (Amy) Rowsell; baptized as an ''adult'' 1821 at Change Islands. William married Martha Bowers of Nippers Harbour, Green Bay. The Initial "R" comes from Reginald Rowsell, who referred to his great-grandafther in a notebook as Wm. R. Rowsell. I wonder if the R. stands for Reginald. William made a valentine for his wife, Martha. It used to be hung at the old folks home in Leading Tickles, when the home was run by Harry Hollett, husband of Frances Rowsell, g-granddaughter of William. This valentine had a verse inscribed on it by William, much of which is illegible. The whereabouts of the valentine now are unknown.	Rowsell, William R. (I73)
1574	ROWSELL, Enoch David of Joseph, fisherman, & Leah Ellen, Locks Harbor, born September 30, 1912, baptised September 21, 1913 by James H. Bull	Rowsell, Enoch David (I2677)
1575	Ruby Field had a 'cousin' named Allister Taylor. This may be the son of Albert Pike Taylor, who was a half-brother of her mother Mary-Anne Taylor.	Taylor, Albert Pike (I68)
1576	Sailor 1921 Note: The year of birth is the same as the 400th anniversary of the arrival of John Cabot, hence the give names.	Anstey, John Cabot (I2166)
1577	Salv. Army lumberman	Hull, Roland Hill (I1782)
1578	Samuel was a labourer at the Mercantile Premises and a member of the Church of England who lived in Paradise in 1921. From the Twillingate Sun of Jan 22, 1921: Mr. Samuel ANSTEY jr., received a serious blow in the face on Tuesday, which had it been a little higher, might have been dangerous. He was coming out of the door of Hodge Bros Meat Store when a dog slide owned by his boy Bert, came swiftly past the door. The slide caught the corner of the door slamming it to, against Mr. ANSTEY, the iron-shod lock catching him on the cheek bone, knocking him down and for a second, stunning him. So severe was the blow that it knocked out a tooth and cut his tongue on the opposite side to which he was struck. His cheek was hurt badly, but fortunately not seriously.	Anstey, Samuel (I1427)
1579	Samuel was a tinsmith in 1921.	Stuckless, Samuel Clarke (I2603)
1580	Samuel was baptized 23 June 1849, age 10 months. His birth month and year were derived from the baptism date and age. It was reported, by John Howard Strong, that Samuel died at age 22. The year he died was derived from the baptism date and his reported age.	Strong, Samuel (I565)
1581	Sarah Anne was Uriah's second wife. There is a will registered for a Sarah A. Rowsell, who is probably this person. Vol. 17, Folio 322, Probate Year 1937	Barnes, Sarah Anne (I3654)
1582	Seaman at LBI 1942. Family of 3.	Jones, Roy (I841)
1583	Second name Anstey is doubtful.	Watts, Willis Anstey (I1110)
1584	Second name Charles sourced from grandmother`s will.	Howison, Harold Charles (I657)
1585	Second name Hayward. Source: D. Hogge	Taylor, Henry Hayward (I76)
1586	Second name is Wesley, not Wagg, according to source, D. Hogge. There are several references to a John Wesley Taylor who married a Clarke but not sure if this is the same person or not. D. Hogge has John Wesley Taylor married to a Juliana Clarke (b. 1824, d. 1886). Married on 21 Dec 1847.	Taylor, John Wagg (I204)
1587	Second name might be Abel. Death date might be 5 mar 1885. Carbonear Source: http://www.ahsgr.org/gedlist/gedlist-ta.txt .	Taylor, Herbert (I106)
1588	Second name Norton sourced from grandmother`s will.	Howison, John Norton (I658)
1589	Second name source: grandmother`s will.	Howison, Arthur Walter (I661)
1590	Second name source: grandmother`s will.	Howison, Helen Margaret (I662)
1591	Second name William: Source D. Hogge.	Taylor, Nathaniel William (I191)
1592	See also Louisa Taylor, daughter of Joseph Hayward Taylor and Naomi Taylor. She has same birth and death dates as this Louisa. Both came from same source, D. Hogge.	Taylor, Louisa (I1065)
1593	See note under her husband Baxter re 1935 census.	Perry, Loretta Mary (Dolly) (I140)
1594	See notes under her mother. Emily appears to have married a Bemister. More research needed. Unclear how many children she had: Perhaps, Frank (Carbonear), John (Hearts Content), William (New Perlican) From headstone, Carbonear N Side - Methodist (UC) Cemetery: Bemister, Emily Jane 28 Oct 1889 58 yrs	Pike, Emily Jane (I1071)
1595	See RIN 848 (Edward White) and RIN 849 (Elizabeth White) as possible parents of William. (four siblings) Their William was baptized at Anglican Church Bonavista Jan 5 1797 along with siblings Edward, Thomas and Mary. Edward and Elizabeth had another son Joseph baptized Nov 24 1812. They may or may not be the parents of this William, but the names Edward and Elizabeth appear frequently in our family so I'm betting there is a connection. If this is the same William, he would have been at least 40 years old when his daughter, Elizabeth, was born. Not impossible particularly if she was the last or next to last child. He was dead when she was married which may imply that he was older when she was born.	White, William (I22)
1596	Sep 30,1856 "Royal Gazette & Newfoundland Advertiser" FIELD/WHITE: Married the 22nd at Wesleynan Chapel by Rev Dove, Capt Charles FIELD of the Brig "Hope" to Elizabeth eldest daug of the late William WHITE of Greenspond Sep 30,1856 "Gazette", "Patriot", "Courier" & Express FIELD Capt Charles F of "Hope" married Elizabeth WHITE eld daughter of late William WHITE Greenspond married at Wes Chapel by Rev Dove	Family: Capt. Charles F. Field / Elizabeth White (F1)
1597	Sergeant Marsh, R/54825, was missing in action, 232 (RAF) Sqdn, RCAF in Singapore, 1942. He is listed in the Book of Rememberence, Page 94. (Size 172K). He is listed at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission web site (reproduction). His name is listed on Column 420 at Kranji War Cemetary, Singapore.	Marsh, Carl Finney (I531)
1598	Settled at Harts Cove, South side of Twillingate.	Curtis, Jane (I1536)
1599	Settled at New Bay. Speculation is that Joseph's father was George Rowsell, but no proof of this.	Rowsell, Joseph (I461)
1600	She appears to have been buried with her father. The headstone reads: ". . . Capt. George Field who died 17th May 1886 aged 79 years. A native of Wareham, England. Also of his beloved daughter Elizabeth Stone who died 12th March 1887, Aged 49 years." This makes her birth year approx. 1838. She was married to a Stone when she died. The marriage record for her and Collis suggests that she was a spinster not a widow, so Collis was her first husband. She is listed at Ancestry.com (http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=imanurse&id=I17080) which lists notes her marriage to Stone on 21 Dec 1882 in Old Bonaventure, by whom she had Ada Sarah Field Stone b. Old Bonaventure, bap 17 Oct 1883 in Trinity at St. Paul's Anglican church. This is to certify that WILLIAM JAMES COLLIS, Widower, and ELIZABETH ISABELLA FIELD?, Spinster, both of Trinity, were married at St. Paul's Church, Trinity, on this second day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two by me Benjamin Smith, Minister. This marriage was solemnized between us, William James Collis and Elizabeth Field, in the presence of James Collis Senr?, Arnold Collis, Mary? Field, Sarah ???, George Collis, and Martha? ???.	Field, Elizabeth Isabella (I30)