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Matches 1,701 to 1,750 of 1,924
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| 1701 | Spouse unknown. Children: Annie, Joseph, William, Maxwell, WIllie, Clarence, Nellie, Harold, Margaret and Ina. | Barbour, Alphaeus (Capt) (I3132)
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| 1702 | Spouse unknown. Children were: Dougald, Gertrude, Gerald, Lester E. Winsor, Wilfred Hedley, Pearce John, Florence. | Barbour, Arthur (I3157)
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| 1703 | Spouse unknown. Children: Zeta, Alfreda, Alexander and Helen. | Barbour, Baxter (Capt) (I3135)
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| 1704 | Spouse: Beatrice King. Children: Donald MacMillan, Lester George, Lorne King Captain Job Barbour, captain of the Neptune which had an adventure in the Atlantic. See article: http://www.sky-net.org.uk/kelvin/articles/ae/index.html | Barbour, Job Kean (I3192)
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| 1705 | Spouse: Mary Jane Perry Children: Samuel Glendon, Cyril, Geraldine, Elizabeth, David. | Barbour, Benjamin (I3201)
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| 1706 | Spouse: Shirley Hill. Children: Sidney Gerald and Gerald Dougal. | Barbour, Charles (I3207)
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| 1707 | St John's West Methodist Parsonage, St John's, NL Aug 11,1900 Edward FIELD m Mary TAYLOR West End Parsonage (32 yrs, Bach, Engineer, 40 Prescott St, St John's, f-Charles FIELD) (25 yrs, Spin, 176 Pleasant St, f-Charles FIELD) Wit: H G MOORE & Martha TAYLOR | Family: Edwin (Edward) White Field / Mary Anne Taylor (F2)
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| 1708 | St Pauls Church of England, Harbour Grace, NL Listed as Widow on marriage record Two of her children show with the same birth dates. Unclear if they were twins or if one of the birth dates is incorrect. | (Parsons), Ann (I100)
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| 1709 | St Pauls Church of England, Harbour Grace, NL Listed as Widower on marriage record Sons born to Nathanial Taylor and Ann Parsons. Might Catherine's second name have been Ann? TAYLOR Nathaniel Born 1830-06-11 parents: Nathaniel & Ann Parso TAYLOR Nathaniel William Born 1836-04-15 Bap 1836-11-01 CarbMeth. to Nathaniel & Ann Parso Carbonear Possible death date: 6 Aug 1822 Source: http://www.ahsgr.org/gedlist/gedlist-ta.txt | Taylor, Nathaniel (I91)
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| 1710 | St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL Nov 2,1862 William James COLLIS m Elizabeth Isabella FIELD Trinity (Wid, Trinity) (Spin, Trinity) Wit: James COLLIS Sen & Amelia COLLIS | Family: William James Collis / Elizabeth Isabella Field (F13)
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| 1711 | St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL | Ash, Minnie Field (I37)
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| 1712 | St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL | Collis, Frances Joanna (I34)
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| 1713 | St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL | Collis, Elizabeth Mary (I33)
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| 1714 | Stella was the adopted daughter of George Rowsell, Sr. according to 1921 Census when she lived with them. BW: Stella was raised by her mother's sister, Maude Chippett ROWSELL, Stella May of Winnie, domestic servant, Rowsells Island, Leading Tickles, born September 1, 1916, baptised September 5, 1916 by E. J. Lanning. Received May 1, 1931 | Rowsell, Stella May (I499)
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| 1715 | Stillborn. | Taylor (I174)
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| 1716 | Stillborn. | Taylor (I172)
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| 1717 | Stonepics has both Rex and Lillian buried at NL014 -- somewhere in Baytona, Lewisporte, Birchy Bay, area. Alternate DOB 1902 Son of Eleazar and Susan Butler. Resided Pilley's Island, 1921. From a letter written by Blanche (Anstey) Rowsell to her son, Reginald Rowsell, in Sept 1930, it appears that Rex and Lillian lived in Deer Lake. "Bax stayed with Rex and Lill one night at Deer Lake. They are alright. Rex works in the company store there now. They have a little girl, but mother still has the little boy." From the recollection of Benjamin Rowsell, the children of Lilian and Rex Butler were: Neville (a Salvation Army officer who died) Grayson Graham Betty Violet? From Pilley's Island 1935 Census BUTLER«tab»Rex«tab»HEAD«tab»M«tab»M«tab»30«tab»SA«tab» BUTLER«tab»Lillian G«tab»Wife«tab»F«tab»M«tab»27«tab»SA«tab» BUTLER«tab»Neville«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»7«tab»SA«tab» BUTLER«tab»Betty M«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»S«tab»5«tab»SA«tab» BUTLER«tab»Lillian«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»S«tab»4«tab»SA«tab» BUTLER«tab»Hazen«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»3 Months«tab»SA From Pilley's Island 1945 Census: Name---------------- Gender Status Age Born in Rex «tab»BUTLER «tab»Head «tab»M «tab»M «tab»40 «tab»White Bay Lillian G. «tab»BUTLER «tab»Wife «tab»F «tab»M «tab»37 «tab»Green Bay Neville «tab»BUTLER «tab»Son «tab»M «tab»S «tab»17 «tab»White Bay Betty M. «tab»BUTLER «tab»Daughter «tab»F «tab»S «tab»15 «tab»Humber Edna L. «tab»BUTLER «tab»Daughter «tab»F «tab»S «tab»14 «tab»Humber Grayson L. J. BUTLER Son «tab»M «tab»S 1 «tab»Green Bay ----------- From a Birthday Book owned by Sophey Barbour: Grayson Butler, Born 1944 Dec 24 | Butler, Rex (I211)
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| 1718 | Stonepics lists his death at 1963. Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, Records of Halifax Funeral Home. Lists Baxter Gordon Blackwood's death at Oct 05 1963. | Blackwood, Baxter Gordon (Capt) (I3280)
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| 1719 | Stonepics: NF048 : NBV03 FIELD, Sarah Ann (1911) - 1 photo | Ivany, Sarah Ann (I860)
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| 1720 | Stonepics: NF120 : CBN02 FORWARD, George C (1966) - 2 photos | Forward, George Crocker (I1719)
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| 1721 | STRONG, WILLIAM JOSEPH "BILL," 89, of Cape Cod, Mass., a winter resident of St. Petersburg, died Monday (March 4, 2002) at Bon Secours-Maria Manor Nursing Home of St. Petersburg. Born in Jackson's Cove, Newfoundland, he was a winter resident here for 20 years from Cape Cod. He was chief of services for the New York and Massachusetts departments of education, retiring in 1982. He was a member of the Congregational Church in West Yarmouth, Mass., and the Clock & Watch Association. Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Evelyn; a son, Charles D., Belleair; two grandsons, Christopher Strong, St. Petersburg, and Gregory Strong, Tallahassee; two sisters, Winifred Strong and Nellie Strong, both of Canada; and three brothers, Ross, Jack and Roy Strong, all of Canada. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes & Cremation Tribute Center-Ninth Street Chapel, St. Petersburg. | Strong, William Joseph (I534)
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| 1722 | Stuart Haggett was Winnifred's second husband. First husband unknown. | Family: Stewart Haggett / Winnifred Mary Jane Rowsell (F757)
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| 1723 | Summerford 1935 (Twill District): Age 5 in 1935. | Anstey, James (I2581)
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| 1724 | Summerford 1935 (Twill District): Age 7 in 1935. | Anstey, Daisy (I2580)
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| 1725 | Surname as given. | Boone, Loren (I1300)
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| 1726 | Surname as given. | Boone, Ivy (I1289)
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| 1727 | surname given as MORGAN in Census, marital status not indicated by transcriber, listed as their daughter. | Harbin, Nellie (I560)
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| 1728 | Surname in church records looked like BACON. | Baker, Levi (I2595)
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| 1729 | Surname Smith comes from Amalie Tuffin. Surname Short comes from the record of her brother Absaloms 1880 conversion/baptism record into the Roman Cath church. | Short, Agnes (I3671)
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| 1730 | Surname spelled Grier on marriage register. | Greer, Elizabeth (Betsy) (I484)
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| 1731 | Susan remarried to a Watkins | Burt, Susan (I2331)
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| 1732 | Susannah Boone's sister, Emily, married the brother of Susannah's husband, James. | Boone, Susannah (I220)
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| 1733 | Susie lived with her nephew George Parsons in 1935. Never married. | Rowsell, Susanah (I2858)
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| 1734 | Suspect info: From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/Clara.html Abel3 Taylor (Jonathan, #12) was baptized on 18 Jun 1822. He married Julianna Pike (see #7), daughter of Francis ("Gentleman Franky"] Pike and Julia Pike (UCC). He died on 5 Mar 1885 at age 62 (UCC). Children of Abel3 Taylor and Julianna Pike (see #7) all born at Carbonear, NF, CAN, were as follows: i. Malina2 Taylor; born 29 Jun 1851; baptized 8 Jul 1851 (UCC); married Capt Mark James at Carbonear, NF, CAN; died 19 Feb 1920 at Carbonear, NF, CAN, at age 68. ii. Sophia Taylor. iii. Thursa Taylor; born circa 1858; married (--?--) Parsons. iv. Benjamin Taylor; born circa 1860; married Sarah (--?--). v. Catherine Isabella (Katie Belle) Taylor; born 1 Jun 1863; married Joseph Chancey Taylor, son of Orestes Joseph Taylor and Lydia Mary Foote, 22 Dec 1883 at Carbonear, NF, CAN; died 23 Aug 1933 at age 70. Headstones of Abel and wife Julia are availabel on Stonepics: NF120 : CBN10 TAYLOR, Abel (1885) & Julia - 2 photos | Taylor, Abel (I64)
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| 1735 | Suspect info: From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of a death: TAYLOR Ann Died: 1852-11-29 Carbonear Methodist, wife of Jonathan age aged 64y Is this the same person? If so, she was born circa 1788 Ann4 (--?--) was born in 1788. She married Jonathan Moors Taylor (see #12), son of Richard D Taylor and Ann (Moors?), circa 1807 at Carbonear, NF, CAN. She died in 1852 at Carbonear, NF, CAN. | Anne (I57)
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| 1736 | Tentative birthdate and second wife Louisa from Paula Monson. (email) Lived in Bluff Head. TENTATIVE: Here listed as the CHARLES who married Mary UNK and had Kezia. In other sources, Kezia is listed as his sister. Two other children ascribed to Charles but their mother is not clear. 1. Abraham of Charles & (omitted), b June 12 1863 Green Isl Cv, Exploits, bap Jul 12 1863 2. Susannah b Oct 14 1871 Green Island C, Exploits, bap Sep 8 1872 | Anstey, Charles (I1963)
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| 1737 | Tentative Son | Toms, Willis (William) (I1909)
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| 1738 | Tentative son of Edgar J. Sweetlane Married 1: Jessie Unknown (bc. Sep 1896, Botwood) Married 2: Lucy Whyatt | Sweetland, Edgar J. (I2484)
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| 1739 | Tentative son of William. Naming pattern of children suggests such a connection, but he could also be the son of Thomas. Salome Martin stated John, Henry and Mark were brothers. It should be noted that Rev. Reg Rowsell did not list John as a son of William in his extensive research of this family. Arthur Rowsell's diary mentions John Rowsell's 80th birthday on August 31, 1903. If this is his uncle, he did not call him such. This seems to be the proof that this John Rowsell was not Mark's brother. | Rowsell, John (I482)
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| 1740 | TENTATIVE, based on naming pattern) | Roberts, Elizabeth (I1086)
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| 1741 | The 1921 Census for Botwood says she was born in August 1884 at Jackson's Arm. Edwin Aposhian reported her middle name shows as Plowe on some documentation. | Newhook, Minnie Rowe Knight (I298)
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| 1742 | The 1921 Census for Fortune Harbour lists the following: NEWHOOK; Jonas; Fortune Hr; head; Jun 1867; Birtons Pond; Meth; none; m to Bessie NEWHOOK; Sofiah; Fortune Hr; wife; Jul 1875; Three Arms; RC; none; m to Jonas NEWHOOK NEWHOOK; Henry; Fortune Hr; son; Jul 1899; South West Arm; RC; fish; s son of Jonas NEWHOOK NEWHOOK; Ronald; Fortune Hr; dau; Mar 1902; South West Arm; RC; sch; s son of Jonas NEWHOOK NEWHOOK; Marion; Fortune Hr; dau; Oct 1906; South West Arm; RC; sch; s dau of Jonas NEWHOOK NEWHOOK; Ritia; Fortune Hr; dau; Oct 1906; South West Arm; sch; s dau of Jonas NEWHOOK MacAlpine's 1898 Business Directory for Green Bay : "NEWHOOK, Jonas, S W Arm, Fish." Amalie Lewis Tuffin reported "Sophia was a Roman Catholic, as were all of the couple's children." | Newhook, Jonas John (I293)
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| 1743 | The 1921 Census for Jackson's Cove says she was born in April 1896. Edwin Aposhian reported her birth date as April 15, 1893. His source was the Nippers Harbour Methodist Church Archives. Ruby (Knight) Saunders reported her birth date as April 15, 1896. | Knight, Isa Daisy Snowdon (I424)
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| 1744 | The 1921 Census for Purcells Harbour says she was born in August 1858. John Holwell reported she was born in 1861 and died April 19, 1943. | Jeans, Rosanna (I487)
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| 1745 | The 1935 census for Leading Tickles lists Gilbert living with his wife, Isabella, age 49 yrs. I think this should read his sister, Isabella. n.e. Assuming it is the same person, his headstone reads: Rowsell, Gilbert 1890 - 1971. Erected by his wife and family. My birth date is therefore incorrect. | Rowsell, Gilbert (I2861)
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| 1746 | The biggest of family. BW: Henry's first two children were born at Rowsell's Island in 1869 and 1872. By 1873, the family had relocated to Lock's Harbour. Descendant, Salome (Martin) Randell of Grand Falls, stated Henry had brothers Mark and John. For this reason I have tentatively attached Henry as a son of William and Martha. Mary Jane Penney, who later married Mark, was a sponsor at the baptism of Henry's daughter, Selina. George Rowsell and his second wife, Rebecca, were also sponsors. It seems that Henry Rowsell lived at Locke's Harbor. A.W. Rowsell refers to Henry as "Uncle" as he was Mark Rowsell's brother. This will be the Henry Rowsell b C1835 who married Susanna Davis.- R.Collins. This is the Henry of the story that is told of Mark Rowsell who had a confrontation with some fishermen of the coast of Labrador and was the start of him becoming a light house keeper. I wish we had the whole story. | Rowsell, Henry (I116)
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| 1747 | The birth date given in the baptism record was 26 Sep 1841. However, this is 'after' the baptism date, so am assuming the birth date was 1840. May have been earlier. From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/Pike.html She may have married Timothy William Power, b. 1838-10-10, bap.1839-01-23(UCC) on 19 May 1859 (UCC). The same site says she was born at Hr. Grace. Harriet and Timothy had: 1. George, b. 1859-11-11, bap. 1860-01-03 (UCC) 2. John Charles, b. 1862-01-18, bap. 1862-02-11 (UCC), d.1939-03-14 Petries, NF married Jessie Louise Taylor, b.1867-08-21 Carbonear, d.1942-12-16 (d/Lorenzo & Tryphena Pike) They had: 1. William Lorenzo 2. Theodore Taylor 3. Thomas, b.1864, d.1941 4. George (Ned), b. 1866 5. Lavinia b. 1870 6. Mark b. 1874 7. Mary Ann b. 1876, d. 1910 8. WIlliam, b. 1883 | Pike, Harriet (I829)
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| 1748 | The Booth family bible shows a Jennie Booth, born 14th May, 1844. Sister? 1871 Census living in Shefford, Quebec William Hannah | Hannah, William (I154)
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| 1749 | The children shown below are highly suspect as being all of Ambrose and Ann. Unable to find much information about any of them. We may be fairly certain of Samuel and Josias. And maybe Lydia, but the rest are very iffy. Birthdate taken from his tombstone. | Churchill, Ambrose (I238)
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| 1750 | The couple resided Angel Place, St. John's 1921. No children listed in census. Son of Timothy William Pike (Oct 1838-) & Harriet Pike (26 Sep 1841-). George Pike was a manager of mines in Little Bay Islands, per Dorothy Tuffin Locke. | Pike, George (Ned) (I902)
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