Our Family Forest
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Matches 1,601 to 1,650 of 1,924
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| 1601 | she lived with Sidney & Lucy Baggs 1935 at Bluff Head Cove. BUT also listed with her widowed father in 1935 Census at Back Harbour Twill. | Dove, May (I2408)
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| 1602 | She married | Roberts, Esther Ann (I4073)
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| 1603 | She married | Roberts, Olivia (I4077)
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| 1604 | She married | Campbell, Louisa (I4112)
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| 1605 | She might have been adopted when she was four years old by William and Florence. A message (which I cannot see all of) is on Ancestry. | Mitchell, Daisy (I3257)
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| 1606 | She resided Purcells Hr 1921, widowed, with daughter Clara. Census data also said that Louisa Anstey, dau of Peter Anstey, b. Oct 1890 and Rowena Anstey, dau of Peter Anstey; b, Jul 1900, resided with Bessie L. Hicks. However, Peter Anstey, by my records, did not have a daughter Rowena. Perhaps they meant Rosanna. | Anstey, Bessie Laura (I2239)
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| 1607 | She was a cousin to Horace Holstead. Her Parents were George and Esther. Died at age 33. - Isabel Elliott "Ontario Births, 1869-1912," index, entry for birth of Florence Caroline Hyde, 02 Dec 1870; citing Carleton, Ontario, Canada, registration number 21708; FHL microfilm 1844888. cites mother's name as Sarah Holstead. | Holstead, Sarah (I45)
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| 1608 | She was a midwife for Rowsell's Island and area, travelling by boat, dog and sled, horse and sled and showshoes. 1921 Census says she was born at Shoe Cove as does Olive Upshall in an article entitled "Midwife of Leading Tickles" in the book "Savour of Things Past". I had perviously had her birth place as King's Cove and birthdate as Aug 1875, Headstone reads: "In loving memory of Frances, beloved wife of Israel A. Rowsell Died May 14th 1945 aged 69 years." Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Old Methodist Cemetery. | Foster, Frances (I395)
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| 1609 | she was baptized as Helen Melina, dau of John Ward & Selina Peddle.. | Ward, Leah Ellen (I3892)
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| 1610 | Shipbuilder 1921 at Springdale Is a tentative son of William Wells Hull and Sophia Anstey Married to Ethel Unknown (bc Oct 1901 Springdale) | Hull, Andrew (I1871)
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| 1611 | Silas and Lillian originally from Catalina. | Lillian (I811)
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| 1612 | Since Cyril was buried with his brother Gordon and sister Florence and her husband, it is likely he never married. | Field, Cyril (I40)
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| 1613 | Since I have no evidence to support her name being Sarah (I did have a question mark by it), and since D. Hogge lists her name as Julia as does another source, I am changing it to Julia. | Julia (I170)
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| 1614 | Since the son is George Slade, it is likely that her surname was "Slade" since it was the custom to give the mother's surname to the son as a second name. | Mary (I834)
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| 1615 | Since there is another brother Andrew (born 10 years later) this Andrew likely died in childhood. | Anstey, Andrew (I2573)
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| 1616 | Single in 1921, living with parents. A quiet but very pretty wedding took place on Monday night at 6:30 at Methodist Church, when Miss Elsie PIKE, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John PIKE, was united in holy bonds of matrimony to Capt. Sidney T. JONES, son of Mr. And Mrs. George JONES, M.H.A. by the Rev. Wm. HARRIS. The bride was charmingly attired in blue silk with hat to match. She was attended by her sister, Miss Belle PIKE. The groom was supported by the brides brother, while Mr. James TITFORD acted as father giver. After the ceremony they motored to the home of the bride's parents, where a supper was served in the presence of a few friends, and a very happy evening was spent by all. The bride was the recipient of many valuable and useful presents, amongst them being a purse of gold from the Girl Guides of which she was a member. Mr. and Mrs. JONES left by Wednesday morning's train for St. John's, there to connect with the Prospero enroute to their future home, Little Bay Islands. The Standard wishes the happy couple many years of wedded bliss. - H.G. Standard. | Jones, Sidney T. (I773)
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| 1617 | Single in 1921. In 1942, laborer of LBI, family of 3. | Locke, Albert (I994)
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| 1618 | Single, living with parents in 1921. | Anstey, John Nelson (I70)
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| 1619 | Solomon who married Elizabeth Bowditch was only a small boy when his mother married William Budgell in 1969. From 1921 Census: ROWSELL, Solomon - Rattling Brook- HEAD, Born Nov 1864, Leading Tickles, Methodist, Fisherman, Married to Elizabeth Rowsell ROWSELL, Elizabeth, Rattling Brook, Wife, Born Sep1863, Harry's Harbour, Methodist, Housewife, Married to Solomon Rowsell ROWSELL, Stanley, Rattling Brook, Son, Born Nov 1894, Pilley's Island, Methodist, Fisherman, Son of Solomon Rowsell ROWSELL, Dorothy, Rattling Brook, Daughter, Born Aug 1900, Rattling Brook, Methodist, Helping Moth, Daughter of Solomon Rowsell | Rowsell, Solomon (I102)
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| 1620 | Solomon's son William Armstrong, residing at Jackson's Cove died of pneumonia while still in his forties and his oldest son, Charles, was left to support the family at about eighteen years of age. Barbara Pederson reported that William died at age 43 on December 22, 1903 and was buried at Three Arms. William was born at Three Arms. Sarah was born and died at Jackson's Cove. Their headstone is at Jackson's Cove. His obituary (source unknown) : Dear Greeting, Just a few lines to say that death has presently paid us a visit, and has taken from our ranks a dear brother in the person of William Strong. He was one who was highly esteemed by all who knew him, and we are also pleased to say that his home was always open to the Methodist minister whenever he came that way. His sickness, which was unto death, did not last but a few days, but the many friends who visited him and heard his dying testimony, felt confident that his feet were firmly fixed upon the Rock of Ages. The obsequies were largely attended by friends from Three Arms, South West Arm and Nipper's Harbour, and a very appropriate sermon was delivered by the Rev. W. J. Morris from the words, "There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God". He leaves a wife and five children to mourn their sad loss. To the bereaved we extend our deepest sympathy. The deceased died at Jackson's Cove December 19th, 1903. P. S. At the grave was sung the lines: "At the margin of the river Lay we every burden down Grace our spirits will deliver And provide a robe and crown". | Strong, William Joseph Armstrong (I350)
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| 1621 | Some sources (familiy trees) say that her name was Elizabeth Chamberlain, but no convincing evidence found to date. May 2014. | Smith, Elizabeth Ann (I283)
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| 1622 | Some sources give a son, Alfred, b. Feb 27 1877 Indian Pt (bap. Mar 12 1877). (ANG Vol 76) | Pardy, John (I1118)
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| 1623 | Some sources give her baptismal date as Oct 23 1855 Little Hr. (3 months of age) (which is 2 years before she was born) | Pardy, Edith (I1121)
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| 1624 | Some sources give Wolf Cove as place of marriage: (J.M.) Jonathan Anstey, bach, lumberman, Wolf Cove & Lilian Brown, spin, Wolf Cove. At Little Bay Bight, METH. W: Sophia Brown, C. Manning. | Family: Jonathan Anstey / Lillian Brown (F576)
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| 1625 | Some sources say he was baptised on Feb 14 1885. | Pond, John George (I1404)
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| 1626 | Some sources say he was first married to Maria Ann Anstey, then to Mary Jane Anstey. I believe this is the same woman. 1921 Census has DOB as Feb 1857. Resided Chanceport 1921, Meth, fish, with wife Mary (bc Feb 1855 Exploits) and her son HENRY DOREY by her first husband. | Wheeler, Albert (I1996)
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| 1627 | Some sources say her last name was More (Moore?). Died when her daughter Mary Alice was 10 years old. One of her daughters, Joan, married a Lloyal (Lloyd?) Butt. This from RnR's diary for July 30, 1940 at Little Bay Islands: "At the home I met «b»Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Bert) Parsons«/b». His [mother] was «b»Alice Butt«/b», a first cousin of [my] mother's, and the daughter of «b»Mrs. Lloyal Butt«/b» of Springdale, «b»Mrs. Butt«/b» being a sister of my grandmother «b»Anstey«/b»." | Tilley, Alice (I209)
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| 1628 | Some sources say James was the son of James Anstey and wife Dinah. | Anstey, James (I2313)
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| 1629 | Some sources say second name was Lester, not Lister. However, we are also told he was named after the resident minister whose name is available at several sources as Rev. Joseph Lister, stationed at the time in Little Bay Islands area. 1921 Census shows Joseph and family living at Springdale. HULL«tab»Joseph«tab»M«tab»Head«tab»Married«tab»1884«tab»June«tab»37«tab»Meth«tab»Little Bay Islands HULL«tab»Lillian«tab»F«tab»Wife«tab»Married«tab»1886«tab»July«tab»35«tab»Meth«tab»T'gate HULL«tab»Percy G«tab»M«tab»Son«tab»Single«tab»1908«tab»July«tab»13«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale HULL«tab»Roland W«tab»M«tab»Son«tab»Single«tab»1909«tab»Dec«tab»11«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale HULL«tab»Lulu«tab»F«tab»Daughter«tab»Single«tab»1912«tab»Aug«tab»9«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale HULL«tab»Elsie«tab»F«tab»Daughter«tab»Single«tab»1913«tab»Jan«tab»8«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale HULL«tab»Mary J«tab»F«tab»Daughter«tab»Single«tab»1918«tab»April«tab»3«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale HULL«tab»Adelaide F«tab»Daughter«tab»Single«tab»1919«tab»Oct«tab»2«tab»Meth«tab»Springdale 1935 Census shows Joseph living at Springdale. His wife has died previously. HULL«tab»Joseph«tab»HEAD«tab»M«tab»W«tab»50 HULL«tab»Pierce«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»25 HULL«tab»Wilfred R«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»23 HULL«tab»Pearl A«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»S«tab»15 HULL«tab»Thomas B«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»5 | Hull, Joseph Lister (I1650)
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| 1630 | Some sources say that Dinah was the mother of James bc 1840 | Dinah (I2517)
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| 1631 | Some sources say that William was the son of James and his second wife Dinah. | Anstey, William (I2312)
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| 1632 | Someone has written "Leonard" after her name on the page in The History of Chesterville. Her death notice gives her name as Fanny Leonard. Did she marry again after her husband WIlliam died? Death Card: Died, at Chesterville, Ont., on Friday Afternoon, February 21st, 1913. Fanny Leonard, widow of the Late Andrew Eiliott [sic] of Morewood, Aged 72 years. The funeral will leave the residence of Mr. W.J. Hamilton, Chesterville, at 1 o'clock p.m. on Sunday, February 23rd, 1913, for Trinity Methodist Church, Chesterville, where services will be conducted by the Rev. Mr. James and Rev. W.H. Stevens, after which interment will be made in Morewood cemetery. | Bracken, Fannie (I193)
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| 1633 | Son of | Young, Richard (I4023)
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| 1634 | Son of | Young, Abraham (I4130)
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| 1635 | Son of Hannah & Joseph Gale. | Gale, Leander Simon (I164)
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| 1636 | Son of Adam Pond Sr. of The Arm. They had 3 sons and 1 daughter, and moved to Toronto Their father later came back and died at Twillingate. Mary Anstey Pond died at Tilt COve at age 37 Years. | Pond, John (I1403)
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| 1637 | Son of Adam Pond, Sr. | Pond, Adam (I2320)
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| 1638 | Son of ALBERT MITCHELL and MARY BROWN Story has it :- (Source - Susan Mitchell) John was a fisherman who had his quota of fish, he gave it to Crosby fish merchants who in return were supposed to exchange it for a parcel of food . For some reason this did not happen and John and Hettie starved to death. A Tragedy Come gather round me fisherfolk. And listen unto me. And I will tell to you a tale of want and misery A tale to make your hearts be sad. To make your eyes go wet. Relating how John Mitchell and his wife had met their death They found them in a squalid shack. Their eiderdown a sail. Their medicine some epsom salts. Twas never known to fail. But daily they grew weak and gaunt. Till but the bones and skin. Remained a tribute to the sole. And a merchants medicine. Yet day by day in bitter frost. They fought their fight for life. So they could ease their childrens plights. John Mitchell and his wife. But flesh and blood cannot survive. On six cents dole per day. And death to them was merciful. They slept in hallowed clay. Good people as you sleep tonight. Remember in your prayers. John Mitchell and his faithful wife. And the hardship that was theirs. And if you charity be touched. And you would aid the poor. I need not tell you where they are. You'll find them at your door. By Robert Byrnes | Mitchell, John (I2956)
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| 1639 | Son of Alfred and Frances Manuel | Manuel, Frederick Herman (I2333)
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| 1640 | Son of Andrew Roberts and Elizabeth White. | Roberts, Andrew Jr (I724)
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| 1641 | son of David & Martha Dove. He resided 1921 with his parents at Chanceport. | Dove, George (I2406)
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| 1642 | Son of David and Patience Bayley of Bonaven(a), Planters | Bailey, John (I856)
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| 1643 | Son of Dorman Anthony and Martha Pittman. | Anthony, Francis Walter (I887)
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| 1644 | Son of Edward Vail and Anna Scott of Dunham. Raised his family at 124 Rue William, Cowansville. Their children are Frederick (who was quite an artist) Lizzie, Mabel, and Annie. Daughter Mabel m. Archie Short and daughter Annie Vail worked for many years at the Bell Telephone Co. in Cowansville. Mr. Vail died in 1908 and buried at the Vail Cemetery. | Vail, Micah (I451)
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| 1645 | Son of Eli and Charlotte. | Martin, John Charles (I622)
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| 1646 | Son of Elias Young and Sarah Mahaney | Young, Philip Ford (I1035)
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| 1647 | Son of Frederick and Virtue White | White, Edward James Clifford (I1505)
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| 1648 | Son of Frederick Henry Hodder (27 Feb 1880-aft 1941) & Sarah Dorcas Primmer (Jun 1893-5 Feb 1944). - Amalie Tuffin. | Hodder, Robert Nelson (I838)
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| 1649 | Son of Frederick N. and S. Winnifred Wiseman | Wiseman, Rupert (I1847)
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| 1650 | Son of Frederick Prole and Lilly Bartlett. | Prole, Maxwell (I851)
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