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| 1801 | They live in Toronto | Teske, Henry (I20)
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| 1802 | They were both born at Three Arms. He was a miner. They were married at Tilt Cove. | Wells, Fanny Augusta (I585)
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| 1803 | They were probably married at the end of the 1860s based on the census of 1871 when they were living with son Edward in South Gower. | Family: John Alexander Elliott / Elspeth McLean (F35)
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| 1804 | This daughter was not reported by D. Jeans. However, I found a listing for her at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm. She appears to be daughter of Frederick Richard and Eliza P. TAYLOR Caroline Born: 1845-10-23 CM Parents: Fred Richard & Eliz P Married on 19_Mar_1867 to Simon Francis Pike b.20_Jun_1835 d.7_Sep_1908 (Source: D. Hogge) | Taylor, Caroline (I230)
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| 1805 | This following family is obviously not this family but what a coincidence. From 1921 Census, Twillingate district: PENNY«tab»Thomas«tab»Moreton's Hr HEAD Oct 1866«tab» PENNY«tab»Theresa Moreton's Hr Wife Aug 1870 PENNY«tab»Carrie«tab»Moreton's Hr Daugh Mar 1897 PENNY«tab»Ambrose Moreton's Hr Son Jan 1900 RIDEOUT Jane«tab»Moreton's Hr Step Daughter Jul 1902 RIDEOUT Susie«tab»Moreton's Hr Step Daughter Apr 1906 PENNY«tab»Arthur«tab»Moreton's Hr Son Jul 1909 PENNY [Unknown]Moreton's Hr Son Mar 1912 Thomas was married twice. The first time is recorded here: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~cannf/nd_civmarr1891.htm On Nov 9, 1891 - Thomas Henry Penny, age 25, bachelor, fisherman, CE, of Morton's Hr, married Matilda Jane Hill, age 23, spinster, servant, CE, of Morton's Hr. Thomas was son of Hugh Penny & Eliza Gatehouse. Matilda was daughter of Joseph Hill & Jane Martin (b. Mar 18 1871 Black Island, d. Mar 30, 1904?). Thomas married (2) Theresa (nee Janes) Rideout on Feb 7, 1905. | Penney, Thomas Henry (I118)
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| 1806 | This following family is obviously not this family but what a coincidence. They are included in this Rowsell tree even though they don't have any relationships with anyone else. One day we may find that Mary Jane belonged to this family. From 1921 Census, Twillingate district: PENNY«tab»Thomas«tab»Moreton's Hr HEAD Oct 1866«tab» PENNY«tab»Theresa Moreton's Hr Wife Aug 1870 PENNY«tab»Carrie«tab»Moreton's Hr Daugh Mar 1897 PENNY«tab»Ambrose Moreton's Hr Son Jan 1900 RIDEOUT Jane«tab» Moreton's Hr Step Daughter Jul 1902 RIDEOUT Susie«tab» Moreton's Hr Step Daughter Apr 1906 PENNY Arthur«tab» Moreton's Hr Son Jul 1909 PENNY [Unknown] Moreton's Hr Son Mar 1912 | Penney, Thomas (I4070)
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| 1807 | This is probably the Sidney Rowsell who worked at Ayre & Sons, St. John's and who had a daugher named Phyllis (or Lillian) who married a Byron March. It is also likely that Phyllis/Lillian and Byron had a son Fraser March, currently active in Newfoundland politics (2004). He was involved with the regatta and racing. In 1905, he was on a team that entered the Municipal Race: Doctor - Knowlin's - 10:32 4/5 Cox: B. Chafe Stroke: P. Brown H. Churchill, M. Jenkins, G. Knight, C. Hayward, S. Rowsell A Stonepics entry exists for a Sidney Rowsell and wife Dorothea B. Not confirmed. | Rowsell, Sidney (I3655)
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| 1808 | This is the cousin BR Taylor who attended the wedding of Ruby Field and Reg Rowsell, as reported in the Daily News. There is a listing in Stonepics of the headstone for Bertram and Nellie. NF078 : STJ84 TAYLOR, Bertram R (1981) & Nellie R - 1 photo | Taylor, Bertram Roland (I1806)
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| 1809 | This is the grandmother of Roslyn Collins. Her daughter, Esther, was Roslyn's mother. | Rowsell, Aseneth Jane (I2847)
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| 1810 | This is to certify that CHARLES NEWHOOK of New Harbour, Trinity Bay Newfoundland, and MARTHA PENNY of Carbonear, Conception Bay, Newfoundland, were married in my house with consent of friends on this 4th day of May, in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, by me, J. Kingley Garland?, Magistrate. This marriage was solemnized between us, Charles Newhook and Martha Penny in the presence of: Elizabeth Ash, ???? Grant, and Thomas ???? | Family: Charles Newhook / Martha Penny (F67)
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| 1811 | This James Anstey may be the same person as one of the other James Ansteys that are in this database. But I have not details enough to make any comparisons. | Anstey, James (I2591)
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| 1812 | This man's sister married his wife's brother. That is, Jacob and Elizabeth Taylor (brother and sister) married brother and sister Wiseman (first names unknown) | Husband, Jacob Wiseman (I218)
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| 1813 | This may be Elizabeth's wedding, but not confirmed: Married on Oct 24 1891 - Levi Watkins, bach, fish, Purcells Hr & Elizabeth Anstey, spin, Purcells Hr. At Purcells Hr, METH. WIT: Mark Anstey, Emma Anstey | Anstey, Elizabeth (I2161)
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| 1814 | This may be Selina's marriage: Jan 1 1890 Samuel Pardy, bach, fish, Little Hr & Selina Anstey?, spin, Purcells Hr. At Little Hr, METH. WIT: Thomas Rice, Mary Ann Vardy. | Anstey, Selina (I2522)
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| 1815 | This must be the twin brother of William Morris Taylor, father of Ruth and Ralph. | Taylor, Clement (I881)
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| 1816 | This person may already be in the database under the Elliott tree but I have no way of knowing if they are the same person. | Elliott, Mary (I299)
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| 1817 | This person may be the same person as Amy Rowsell, listed here as Emma's sister, both daughters of William. Emma and Amy were used interchangeably in those days. See notes under Amy. RNR:Married a Burke and a Normore, George. BW: died before Nov 1880. BW: Married Darius Normore who later remarried after Emma's death. However, the birth date we have for Amy doesn't fit for Emma who married George Normore who was born in 1853. Therefore I am assuming a birthdate for Emma to be three years younger than her husband. | Rowsell, Emma (I112)
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| 1818 | This person, in some sources, is reported as a son of Elias and not a grandson. He was living with Elias at time of census, and was reported as his son, but may have been GEorge's son. See Individual ID 1399. | Anstey, Walter (I1326)
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| 1819 | This was probably the oldest child. At the time of her mother's death, the will provided guardianship for the other two children but not for Jessie Ann Louisa because, presumably, she was already of age. | Field, Jessie Ann Louisa (I1707)
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| 1820 | Thomas Drake Strong was born in Twillingate, Newfoundland. He married Ruth Hunter on 18 October 1867. He died in Indianapolis, Indiana on 2 May 1912 and was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery. According to Thomas Drake Strong's obituary "He, with his parents and other members of the family, left Newfoundland for the United States in October 1856, and located in Aurora Jan. 1, 1857". Thomas Strong served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He was a member of the 26th Indiana Infanty, Company K, under Captain Junker. He enlisted as a Private on 30 August 1861. He reenlisted on 1 February 1864. He was mustered out, as a Corporal on 22 June 1865. He filed, from Indiana, for an "invalid" class pension on 16 Nov 1891, application #1071518, certificate #893508. Crown Hill Cemetery, 700 West 38th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208. Headstone photos. Thomas D. Strong Burial: 4 May 1912 Section: 37 Lot: 1573 Marker: No Ruth A. Strong Burial: 27 Oct 1908 Section: 37 Lot: 1573 Marker: No Pearl Blanche Strong Burial: 13 Dec 1957 Section: 37 Lot: 1573 Marker: Yes Annie Laura Strong Burial: 17 Jul 1962 Section: 37 Lot: 1573 Marker: Yes | Strong, Thomas Drake (I611)
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| 1821 | Thomas is not included in Milt Anstey's list of children of Thomas and Harriet. Must research. | Rideout, Thomas (I4009)
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| 1822 | Thomas' birth year is in question. 1921 Census for Three Arms says he was born at Three Arms in May 1854. The baptism records (PANL Vital Statistics #91) say he was baptized September 6, 1846, age 7 years. His tombstone suggests he was born in 1857. Queen Milley reported he was born in 1839. Thomas and Eliza's headstone is on Three Arms island. | Strong, Thomas E. (I566)
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| 1823 | Thursday, December 30, 2004 The Halifax Herald Limited WISEMAN, Ian Rupert WISEMAN, Ian Rupert - 54, passed away peacefully on Christmas Day (2004) after a courageous battle with multiple sclerosis. He will be sorely missed by his beloved daughter, Evelyn Rose; wife, Nancy Robb; mother, Margaret Rose; father, Rupert; sisters, Barbara Neely and Gail Wiseman-Reed. He will also be missed by his dog, Roxy. Born on June 6, 1950, in St. John's, NL, Ian was an award-winning television producer, professor and writer. He wrote several books of humor and non-fiction and, during his early struggle with MS, two collections of poetry. Diagnosed in March 1994, Ian faced his disease with dignity and humor. Many thanks to those who helped him throughout his journey: Home Care Nova Scotia, especially Cindy Bell; Northwood Home Care, especially Zibi, Joanna, Suzanne, Valerie, and Mary; and Dr. Graeme Bethune. A special thanks as well to friends Jim and Sue. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Multiple Sclerosis Society, Atlantic Division. Those who wish to pay respects may attend a memorial-reception at his home, 864 Robie St., Halifax, on Saturday, January 8, 2005, 2-5 p.m. | Wiseman, Ian Rupert (I1850)
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| 1824 | Twilingate Sun newspaper 1882 Jul 14, 1882 Death ROWSELL - At. ST. John's on Tuesday, 27th inst., after a long illness, William Henry, third son of Benjamin and Esther ROWSELL, aged 17 years. Deceased was a native of Leading Tickle, Green Bay. I have him as the 2nd child. No information on any brothers prior to him. | Rowsell, William Henry (I3903)
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| 1825 | TWILL SUN says Cecil was b Nov 8 1891. | Anstey, Cecil Rossiter (I2354)
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| 1826 | Twillingate Sun - Aug 18, 1896 - Death - At Leading Tickles, on July 31st., Willis, son of George and Emily Ann ROUSELL, aged 6 years and 8 months. "In this world of care and pain, Lord Thou wouldst no longer leave him, To Thy bosom bright and fair, Lovingly Thou didst receive him, Clothed in robes of spotless white, Now he dwells with Thee in light". | Rowsell, Willis Henry (I2610)
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| 1827 | Twillingate Sun for Nov 25, 1880 reported: Marriage At St. Peter's Church by the Rev. R. TEMPLE, R.D., on Nov. 23rd., Mr. George ROUSELL of Leading Tickles to Miss Emily Ann NEWMAN of Front Harbor, Twillingate. | Family: George Rowsell / Emily Ann Newman (F163)
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| 1828 | Twin brother Thomas William. Both died at birth. | Gibbins, William Henry (I655)
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| 1829 | Twin brother William Henry. Both died at birth. Second name comes from his headstone. | Gibbins, Thomas William (I656)
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| 1830 | Twin of Charles | Tiller, Joseph (I3124)
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| 1831 | Twin of Edward | Roberts, Elias (I3663)
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| 1832 | Twin of Joseph | Tiller, Charles (I3123)
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| 1833 | Twin of Mary | Martha (I102)
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| 1834 | Twin of Norman | Tiller, Sophie (I3126)
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| 1835 | Twin of Sophie | Tiller, Norman (I3127)
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| 1836 | Twin of Sue | Joseph, Mary (I68)
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| 1837 | Twin sister of her brother, George. | Hannam, Eva Jane (I2764)
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| 1838 | Type the description and provenance of the artifact. | Source (S76)
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| 1839 | T|he following death announcement was found among the mementos of Ella Elliott. It is unclear if this person was a relative or friend. Death Announcement: Died at Kemptville, on Tuesday, March 4th, 1902, Margaret Greeg, Relict of the late Robert Kerr, aged 78 years. The funearl will leave her late residence at 2pm Thursday 6th inst., for St. James Church, thence to the Kemptville vault. Friends and acquaintences will please accept this intimation. | Greeg, Margaret (I546)
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| 1840 | Unable to locate a birth/baptism record. His grandson, Colin Pike, can remember that he walked with a cane, or crutches. At the time of his death, he was living with his daughter in St. Anthony. He was diagnosed with cancer of the stomach prior to his death. | Pike, John Perry (I2555)
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| 1841 | Unclear how many sisters and brothers (if any) that George had. Also unclear if George even existed or if perhaps his brother Nathan or Hazen had George as a second (or first) name. | Butler, George (I212)
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| 1842 | Undated newspsper clipping may refer to this Edward Mclean: At Winchester, 4th instant, in the 82 year of his age, Mr. E. McLean. The sterling worth, the unobtrusive piety and kindly heart of Mr. McLean cannot soon be forgotten by his mourning family and attached friends. Funeral card: Died - East of Chesterville, on Thursday, May 10th, 1917. Edward McLean, Aged 76 and 9 months. Will leave his late residence on Sunday, May 13th at One o 'clock p.m. for |Chesterville Presbyterian Church, where services will be conducted by Rev. T.B. Mccorkindale, after which interment will be made in Maple Ridge cemetery. |Friends and acquaintences will please accept this invitation. | McLean, Edward (I534)
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| 1843 | Uriah had a granddaughter, Lillian, Born 1920. She may have been his only grandchild. Not clear. Quoted from letter written by William A Rowsell of Rattling Brook: My great uncle Uriah helped to build the first race boats used on Quidi Vidi Lake, St. John's. His son, Sidney, who worked at Ayre & Sons died about four years ago. His (Uriah's) grand daughter lives at St. John's now. He may have been married to Elizabeth Locke, who died young and childless, before he married Sarah Anne Barnes. -- Lloyd Rowsell A will is registered for a Uriah Rowsell who died in 1932. Rowsell, Uriah, Vol.15, Folio 586, Probate Year 1932, Original Order 10553, Soundex R240 | Rowsell, Uriah (I420)
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| 1844 | Verse that was George Rowsell's headstone: "The days of our age are 3 score years and ten And should men bee so strong that they come to 4 score it is their strength Then Bye Joy and Sorrow soon pass away and they are gone." | Rowsell, George (I458)
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| 1845 | Violet had a cousin living in Lewisporte named Israel Dean. | Burt, Florence (I3653)
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| 1846 | Vol 6, p 26 (Carleton Co) Levi BOOTH, 25, lawyer, Waterloo New York, Ottawa, s/o Hugh & Jane BOOTH married Jane BOBIER, 20, Goulbourn, Stittsville, d/o William BOBIER & Elizabeth WINCH. Wit: J. R. BOOTH and R. R. BOOTH, both of Ottawa. July 11, 1870 at Ottawa. From Family Bible: Married By Rev. Mr. Lane M.E. Church, Ottawa on 11th day of July 1869. | Family: Levi Booth / Jane Bobier (F38)
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| 1847 | Volume 23, Congregational Church, St Johns, Vital Statistics: Aug 28 1871 Henry Wells, age 29, a bachelor from Three Arms NDB & Charlotte Caroline Langdown, age 24, a spinster from Jacksons Cove were married at Congregational Church, St Johns. Witnesses were Julia Wells and Mary L. Knight. | Family: Henry Wallace Wells / Charlotte Caroline Langdown (F107)
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| 1848 | Volunteered for the fire department. Some sources give his birth year as 1870. At time of 1921 Census, lived on Prescott Street, Kempville, Ontario with wife Mabel and a niece Gwendolyn Hagen who was 11 years old. Edward was 29, and his wife was 42 at the time of the census (which does not jive with their birthdates). Obituary from undated newspaper clipping: Edward M. Elliott Final respect to the memory of one of Kemptville's most highly esteemed residents, Edward M. Elliott, was paid at his funeral which was held from his late residence on Wednesday afternoon to St. James Anglican church where Rev. W.H. Bradley of North Gower conducted the service which was attended by members of the council, local firemen and a large number of citizens. Mr Elliott had been in poor health for some time and had been confined to his bned for the past two months. He passed away at his home on Sunday in his 78th year. He was born and educated in Kemptville and was a son of the late John ELliott and his wife Elizabeth McLean. He had carried on a painting and decorating business for many years and always took a keen interest in the welfare of his town being a member of the volunteer fire department for some 45 years most of which were in the capacity of secretary. He was also a musician and played in the Citizen's band here for over 55 years and he had been a member of the I.O.O.F. for 42 years, being a past district deputy master. With an escort of Firemen leading, the casket proceeded to the church placed upon the Fire Department pumper. Numerous wreaths showed the high regard in which he was held and were received from the municipal council, the I.O.O.F, the Family and friends. Surviving is his widow, the former Mabel Hagan, a brother, R.J. ELliott of Ottawa, and two sisters, Miss Margaret and Miss Ella Elliott, both of Ottawa. The pallbearers were Messrs. Alex Shaw, Robert Bailey, James Gaw, Earl McClenaghan, C.J. Richardson and Dr. R.A. Patterson. | Elliott, Edward Mclean (I113)
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| 1849 | Wallace Upward died on September 26th 1932, age 48, at Harry's Harbour. | Upwards, Wallace (I661)
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| 1850 | Was known as Aunt Polly (cf. diary of AW Rowsell) | Sharron, Mary (I2851)
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