Notes: Family Trees

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Matches 451 to 500 of 1,924

#	Notes	Linked to
451	by L. Rowsell, Lay Reader	Rowsell, Eli (I2714)
452	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Hannam, Gordon George (I2769)
453	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Haggett, Alfred George (I2639)
454	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Haggett, Tryphena Maude (I2637)
455	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Burton, Roland Pearce (I2638)
456	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Haggett, Emily Susannah (I2641)
457	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Rowsell, Minnie Matilda (I2679)
458	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Rowsell, Violet Irene (I2708)
459	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Alcock, Ruth Harriet (I2725)
460	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Rowsell, Beatrice Mary (I2732)
461	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Rowsell, Arthur William (I2736)
462	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Rowsell, Melena (I2754)
463	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Hannam, Lucy Floella (I2767)
464	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Guy, Hilda Elizabeth (I2775)
465	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Guy, Margaret Joyce (I2777)
466	by Leander Rowsell, Layman	Parsons, Frederick John (I2778)
467	by Leon Sheppard, Lay Reader	Chippett, Noah Eli (I2724)
468	By partial DOB in 1921 Census, this is the same person listed in Census for Masons Cove as "ALFRED HODDINOTT bc June 1865 Exploits".	Hoddinott, Alpheus (I1978)
469	by Rev R Temple, ANG, ? at Twill. From TWILL SUN, Jan 7 1882 Issue. Missing from ANG church records.	Family: John Pond / Mary Anstey (F425)
470	by Simon Ward, Lay Reader	Rowsell, Lilian (I1428)
471	by Simon Ward, Lay Reader	Rowsell, Frances (I2602)
472	by W. Gill, Priest	Rowsell, Lavina Betty (I2737)
473	by W. T. Gillett, Lay Reader	Guy, Frederick Benjamin (I2772)
474	by W. T. Gillett, Lay Reader	Haggett, Eliza Matilda (I2728)
475	by W. T. Gillett, Lay Reader	Rowsell, Herbert John (I2656)
476	by W. T. Gillett, Lay Reader	Rowsell, Frederick Pearce (I2655)
477	by William Helimore	Ward, Fanny Eliza (I2634)
478	C.W. Strong's Memoirs, "The eldest was Sadie Blanche, eight years older than me." C.W. Strong's Memoirs, "... she signed on at the General Hospital as a student nurse."	Strong, Sadie Blanche (I679)
479	C.W. Strong's Memoirs, "[Charles was] 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." Edwin Aposhian reported, "He [Charles W. Newhook] resided at St. John's on LeMarchant Road, the north side, just west of the white house where the nuns resided. The house that was bought by Ralph and Martha Strong was later torn down to provide space for St. Clare's Hospital. Charles died of blood poisoning sometime between 1913 and 1916. Their marriage was witnessed by Martha P. Newhook, M. Landown, Charles Batstone & John R. Batstone."	Newhook, Charles William (I284)
480	C.W. Strong's Memoirs: "... Another sister, Fannie, married a man named LeDrew." ... "I had stayed at Uncle Jim's and Aunt Minnie's in Botwood all one winter when I was about 13 years old, and although Aunt Fannie LeDrew lived nearby, I was not allowed to visit her".	Strong, Fanny (I671)
481	Called John in The history of Chesterville. His date of birth in the Elliott family Bible is difficult to read. It might be 30th or the 20th of Sept. 1874. In 1897 John Jr. was assessed for part of lot 5, concessiosn 1, of Marlborough township. On an adjacenet farm lived Robert Reddick, the son of John and Margaret Reddick, and a brother of Mary who would mary John early in the following year. In 1898 John and Mary were still on that lot but in 1899-1901 they were assessed for the west 1/2 of lot 4, concession 3, across the road from the farm that Reddicks had occupied since about 1840. Eventually they acquired the original farm from her parents, the rear 1/2 of lot 4, concession 4, Marlborough township. At the time of the 1921 Census, all three were living in Marlboro Township Recordx show the birth of a son John Harmmond Elliott on the same date as Roy Alexander. However, cannot find any records of Roy's birth. He does show up in the 1921 census however.	Elliott, John Alexander (Jack) (I114)
482	Canada, Births and Baptisms, 1661-1959," index, Florence Bertha Booth, 20 Aug 1892; citing Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, 20 Aug 1892, reference cn 4538; FHL microfilm 1846447. -- Note inversion of name. One paper note says her death date was Oct 24, 1983. Died at the home of her daughter, Isabel Elliott, having suffered a stroke previously. Another note says she died Oct 23 1991.	Booth, Bertha Florence (I6)
483	Capt. Bob Bartlett sailed under Capt. William George Cross. The book Log of Bob Bartlett contains some interesting information about Cross as well as Cross's travels in the Arttic with Admiral Peary. -- Denis Cross From: St. Paul's Anglican baptisms, Trinity. 1857-1860. Source: http://ngb.chebucto.org/Parish/ang-bap-1857-1860-tb.shtml January 2nd	Cross, William George (Capt.) (I721)
484	Capt. Mark William Forward (1816-1887), son of George and Susanna (Taylor) Forward of Carbonear, was born at Carbonear on 6 June 1816. He married Mary Bemister, daughter of William Willis Bemister, on 6 June 1844 in Carbonear. They had 8 children together, including Ernest Edward Forward, Anne Charlotte ''Annie'' (Forward) Boone and John ''Jack'' Bemister Forward and Georgina Eliza (Forward) Samways. Mark was captain of the vessel ''William''. He died in Carbonear on 12 January 1887.	Forward, Ernest Edward (I1771)
485	Carbonear Methodist Cemetery, Carbonear, NL TAYLOR, Joseph 6C Dec 14,1796 2 yrs son of Willam & Catherine TAYLOR	Taylor, Joseph (I79)
486	Carbonear Methodist, Carbonear, NL Dec 21,1869 Charles TAYLOR m Lavinia PIKE (Fisherman, Carbonear) Wit: Edward TAYLOR & Moses PIKE 1881 Sep 28 Marriage solemnized in the School Chapel at Woody Point, Bonne Bay, in the Mission of Bay of Islands in the Diocese of Newfoundland, September, 28 1881, John Charles TAYLOR, age 27 bachelor and fisherman of Bonne Bay, son of Alfred TAYLOR, fisherman and Fanny LEWIS, age 18, spinster of Bonne Bay, daughter of Robert LEWIS, Master Mariner. Married in the Woody Point School Chapel according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England, By me Joseph J CURLING. This marriage was solemnized between us: John C TAYLOR & Fanny LEWIS. In the presence of us: Adam POWER, Susanna DIX, Alice KEOUGH, J H MOAR.	Family: John Charles Taylor / Olivia Pike (F17)
487	Carbonear Methodist, Carbonear, NL Jan 12,1854 Charles TAYLOR m Martha PIKE (Carbonear) (Carbonear) Wit: Josiah PIKE & Robert TAYLOR	Family: John Charles Taylor / Martha Pike (F22)
488	Carbonear Methodist, Carbonear, NL Jan 25,1809 Joseph TAYLOR m Merey PIKE (Carbonear) (Miskittea) Wit: Francis PIKE & Wm SIMMONS Taylor Joseph Carbonear Pike Marey Miskittea 1809 Jan 25	Family: Joseph Taylor / Mary Pike (F21)
489	Carbonear Methodist, Carbonear, NL Jun 2,1815 Dec 31,1816 William to Richd & Serah TAYLOR (of Wm) Carbonear Headstone probably on Stonepics: NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, William P (1890) - 1 photo	Taylor, William P. (Capt) (I200)
490	Census data of 1921 gives DOB as Oct 1900	Anstey, Amelia (I746)
491	Census gave her partial DOB as "Sept" 1851 Twill.	Roberts, Kezia (I556)
492	Census of 1921 data gives his DOB as Oct 1875 and living in Purcell's Harbour.	Anstey, James (I744)
493	Census said bc Jan 1860, but age at death suggests yr of birth was 1861	Toms, Esau (I1897)
494	Census states he was born in 1814 in Vermont. A Farmer. He was widowed at the time of the 1881 census. Presbyterian. His name on the marriage certificate of Marion to Edward Tinkham was given as Mason J. Hyde 1851 Census of Canada East, shows family consisted of: Mason, age 40, born in US Mary, age 40, born in Ireland Thomas, age 13, born Nepean Elizabeth, age 11, born Nepean Ellen, age 9, born Nepean Margaret (or Margot), age 6, born Nepean In 1881 Canadian Census, household consisted of: Mason Hyde	Hyde, Mason E. (I41)
495	Charles Field was a sea captain. Born in Trinity Bay. Moved to St. John's from where he commuted by ship to Labrador during summer for fishing. ----- Undated Biography - Author Unknown (possibly John Oakley) : Captain George Slade Field - "inherited his father's love of the sea. And after his education at a "Blue Coat School" he received a commission as midshipman on board H.M.S. Spitfire that was then stationed on the coast of S. Africa. --- a boat's crew in charge of Midshipman Field was sent on shore for water, --- they were attacked by armed natives, murdered the boat's crew, taking Field prisoner escaped with him in b(oat) where he was kept a prisoner for some year's, then made his escape. Upon his return to England because of his relationship to the Slades he came out to Nfld in one of their vessels & was appointed to a position in their store at Trinity. ~ -- Before he left England for Trinity - - - letter of introduction to a Miss Elizabeth Newhook, - - - entry in the old church books, "March 27, 1831, married George Slade Field, Bachelor of Poole, Dorset, England & Elizabeth Newhook of Trinity". (Meantime) at his request been appointed Mate on board one of Slade's vessels - - - & in 1830 given command of the "Thomas & Sarah", held that charge till 1833 when he was promoted as Captain of "Robert & James" in 1839 he was Captain of the "William" in 1840 he was again charge of "Robert & James". Later in 1845 the "Dorothy". 1861 Slade & Co declared insolvent. "Captain Field , - - lost his position together with several hundred pounds on Slade's books, these losses coupled with fa(ct) that a few months previous, his dwelling house & contents were destroyed by fire left him well nigh penniless. - . In 1864 offered position of Schoolmaster at Bonaventure, by Church of England Board of Education, accepted it & moved to Bonaventure. - - filled position along with lay reader in church till 1886, when he was called to rest aged 79 years, his wife had been called to rest in 1864, age 75. They are buried in old Bonaventure Churchyard. Several great grandchildren are living today. two of the old captain's sons by George & Charles became Sea Captains & two of his daughters (Catherine & Mary) married Sea Captains. & two of his grandsons today are w(??) representatives of him & a credit to their calling, Captain John Field of the S.S. Prospo & Captain Charles Cross one of the most useful men of fthe Steamer Department of the Newfoundland Railway." ----- Lived in Trinity in 1858. From: http://www.mun.ca/mha/holdings/captains/f1.php Captain Vessel Registry # Field, Charles Hope 18530142 Field, Charles Leopard 1888032 Field, Charles Leopard 1873047 ----------- 1871 Lovells Directory - Trinity FIELD, Charles Fisherman 1890 Might's Directory - St John's FIELD, Agnes Domestic 2 King's rd FIELD, Mrs Charles Grocer 44 Prescott h 42 same FIELD, Edward Steward res 44 Prescott FIELD, Elizabeth Domestic 76 Gower FIELD, John Seaman res 42 Prescott FIELD, John Labourer h 34 Flavin's lane FIELD, John Labourer bds Abram Northcott FIELD, Richard Watchmaker John Lindberg bds 121 Duckworth FIELD, Richard Carman Col Cordage Co h s s Mundy Pond rd 2 w Pennywell Rd FIELD, Samuel Shoemaker D Smallwood & Sons h 46 Darling FIELD, Thomas Labourer h 24 lane w from 27 Barter's Hill FIELD, Walter Carpenter Josiah Laird res 42 Prescott 1894 McAlpines Directory - St John's FIELD, Charles Master mariner h Prescott FIELD, Edward Seaman h Prescott FIELD, John Seaman h Prescott FIELD, Richard Truckman h Mundy's Pond Road FIELD, Samuel Shoemaker h 20 Porter's Hill FIELD, Thomas Labourer h 82	Field, Capt. Charles F. (I1)
496	Charles Stephens of Little Bay & Julia Gusscilla Wells of Three Arms were married at Three Arms in a Methodist ceremony on September 2, 1879. Witnesses were Robert Webber, Thomas C Strong, Job Rendall	Family: Charles Stephens / Julia Gusielia Wells (F191)
497	Charles was born and died at New Harbour.	Newhook, Charles (I236)
498	Charles was born at Three Arms and Matilda was born at Twillingate. They were married at Purcells Harbour. Charles and Matilda's headstone at Jackson's Cove.	Strong, Charles Gordon Armstrong (I516)
499	Charles William Newhook, a 22 year old bachelor from Jackson's Cove was married to Maria Batstone, a 23 year old spinster from Jackson's Cove on July 14 1877 at Jackson's Cove during a Methodist ceremony. Witnesses were Mahala Langdown, Martha P? Newhook, Charles W Batstone, and John K. Batstone."	Family: Charles William Newhook / Maria Batstone (F81)
500	Charlotte was baptized August 8, 1847, age 2 months. The Wells family bible says Charlotte died on July 11, 1913 at age 66. This date conflicts with her headstone, which says July 23, 1912. The Wells family bible says they were married 22 Nov 1865. Her headstone is on Three Arms island.	Langdown, Charlotte Caroline (I337)