Notes: Family Trees

Our Family Forest

Matches 601 to 650 of 1,924

#	Notes	Linked to
601	Daughter of Nathaniel and Patience Taylor. Was a cousin of the wife of Henry Anstey, her bother-in-law. Her husband, Peter, died young. She then married Sam Newman of Triton. Was living in Burnt Heat at time of her marriage to Peter Anstey.	Taylor, Mary (I251)
602	Daughter of Robert and Mary Weeks.	Weeks, Ida Ruth (I985)
603	Daughter of Robert Lewis, Master Mariner.	Lewis, Fanny (I157)
604	Daughter of Roland Newman and Rowena House.	Newman, Ethel Mary (I676)
605	Daughter of Samuel HEATHERINGTON (also spelled Hetherington) and Mary GRAHAM who settled in Ste. Brigide, Iberville Co. Their other children include Eliza, Ellen, Jane, Margaret, Mary A., Andrew, Barbara, and Samuel.	Heatherington, Eliza (I107)
606	Daughter of Stephen and Bertha Roberts.	Roberts, Edith Cavelle (I141)
607	Daughter of Thomas and his first wife.	Anstey, Kezia (I539)
608	Daughter of Thomas Mitchard and Louisa Pittman.	Mitchard, Phoebe (I677)
609	daughter of William Greening and Emma Ann Stagg	Greening, Elizabeth (I2556)
610	daughter of William Greening and Emma Ann Stagg	Greening, Mary Jane (I2553)
611	Daughter of William Young and Ann Smith.	Young, Agnes (I959)
612	Daughters Lorie Cooke (Robert) and Tracy Coles (Dennis), son Matthew Mallette	Hallett, Mavis (I4020)
613	David Anstey: died young	Anstey, Thomas (I324)
614	David Anstey: Harried Rowsell married Thomas Rideout @ Wards Hbr, 1854. Had son John Joseph. Same person? Bev: The only Harriett Rowsell I have listed was bc 1834 and married Thomas Rideout at Wards Harbour in 1854. Marriage witnessed by John Rowsell and first child named John Joseph. Assumed she belongs to the Wards Harbour Rowsells - John or Joseph.	Rowsell, Harriet (I114)
615	DAWE, Olive Florence - 93, of New Minas, NS passed away March 17, 2001 in the Wolfville Nursing Home, Wolfville, NS. Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, she was the daughter of the late Edward and Mary Ann (Taylor) Field. She graduated from Memorial University, Newfoundland (Class of 25) and went on to Dalhousie University, Halifax where she graduated in 1929. She taught school in Buchans, Newfoundland for many years and she was a former District Commissioner of The Girl Guides Of Canada in Newfoundland. She was a member of the St. James Anglican Church, Kentville. She is survived by her husband, William A. Wolfville; a niece, Norma Elliott, Ottawa. She was predeceased by sisters, Ruby, May, Trixie and Lorna. A funeral service was held 2 p.m. Monday, March 19, 2001 from the H. C. Lindsay Memorial Chapel, Kentville. Reverend Father John Scott officiating. Cremation followed. Memorial donations may be made to the St. James Anglican Church, Kentville. April 18, 2001 From: Nova Scotia Royal Gazette, Part 1, Annual Index, 2001, Vol. 210, Estate of DAWE, Olive Florence , page number 1364. Source: http://www.gov.ns.ca/just/regulations/rg1/2001/est-a-f.htm	Field, Olive Florence (I10)
616	DAWE, William Albert - 92, of New Minas, Kings co. passed away Wednesday, June 20, 2001 in Wolfville Nursing Home, Wolfville, NS. Born in Port De Grave, Newfoundland, he was a son of the late Albert and Elizabeth (Morgan) Dawe. He worked as an office manager with Asarco in Buchans, Newfoundland for 40 years. In 1976 he and his wife moved to New Minas and spent their winter months in Florida. He was an avid golfer and was a member of the Ken-Wo Golf and Country Club, New Minas; the Gyro Club, and the St. James Anglican Church, Kentville. He is survived by nieces: Lorraine MacLaughlin and Florence Pippy, both of St. John's; Jean Boyd, Brantford, Ont.; Norma Elliott, Ottawa, Ont.; nephew Reg Elford, Bedford. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Olive Field; brother Harold; sisters: Winnie and Ella. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Friday. Funeral Service 11 a.m. Saturday, June 23, 2001 both in the H.C. Lindsay Memorial Chapel, Kentville. Father John Scott officiating. Interment in the Anglican Church Cemetery, Port De Grave, Nfld. at a later date. Memorial donations to the St. James Anglican Church, Kentville. June 22, 2001 From: Nova Scotia Royal Gazette, Part 1, Annual Index, 2001, Vol. 210, Estate of DAWE, William Albert, page number 2591. Source: http://www.gov.ns.ca/just/regulations/rg1/2001/est-a-f.htm	Dawe, William Albert (I12)
617	Day of birth found on http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm	Taylor, Jane (I201)
618	Day of birth found on http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm. Married Elizabeth Unknown. (Source: D. Hogge)	Taylor, James Richard (I166)
619	Death Card: To the Memory of Margaret McLean Wife of Henry Ouderkirk Died Dec 29 1899 Aged 67y, 4m, 9d. It is unknown how this person fits into the family tree. Her death card was found among the mementos of Ella Elliott. They may have had a son Harvey Matthew, b. 18 June 1870 May have had a son Edward 1858-1933 (wife Lucy Durant 1854-1933 A Daughter Amelia d/o John Henry Ouderkirk	Mclean, Margaret (I547)
620	Death date approximate	Rowsell, David William (I130)
621	Death date is approximate	Field, Trixie Jean (I8)
622	Death date is approximate	McMann, Walter S. (I14)
623	Death date is approximate.	Carnell, Edward (Rev) (I13)
624	Death date may be 11 Mar 1879 Source: http://www.ahsgr.org/gedlist/gedlist-ta.txt	Taylor, Joseph (I105)
625	Death date may be Jan 27th 1947. Married Jan 3, 1924	McDermid, Ernest R. (I509)
626	Death date of 1905 Jan 29 at Cull's Island is obviously incorrect. 1945 Census: ROWSELL«tab»William H?«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»M«tab»36«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Lovie (?) S.«tab»Wife«tab»F«tab»M«tab»34«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Bramwell G.«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»14«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Maxwell W.«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»10«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»??? ?«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»S«tab»7«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Howard J.«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»7/12«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Ruby«tab»Niece«tab»F«tab»S«tab»12«tab» «tab» ROWSELL«tab»Mable«tab»Niece«tab»F«tab»S«tab»8	Rowsell, William Henry (I2866)
627	Death date unconfirmed.	Gibbins, Ernest Tracy (I644)
628	Death Notice in Twillingate Sun: died Jul 17 1888, Aug 4 1888 Issue, wife of John Jones OR died Jul 6 1888 age 41 yrs (date from hdstone at Little Bay Islands UC Cemetery	Anstey, Esther (I75)
629	Death record found at:http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Joseph Died 1820-12-30 CarbMeth Son of Richard & Ann Aged 39y Headstone on Stonepics might be his: NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, Joseph (1820) - 3 photos	Taylor, Joseph (I52)
630	Death year unconfirmed.	McDermid, Karen (I28)
631	Deborah was 16 when they married. Resided Masons Cove (Embree) 1921 Buried in Upper Embree Cemetery, Embree, Nfld.	Budgell, Deborah (I1969)
632	Deceased	Thomas, Bernadine (I31)
633	Deceased at the time of the death of his mother in 1886. Left 2? children: Mrs. William Shaw (Boston), Miss Susie Pike, Cowan Home, St. John's, Frank Pike, Boston	Pike, Francis Edward (I1072)
634	December 15, 1901- John GUY, age 30, widower, fisherman, Leading Tickles, of Thomas, fisherman, & Mary Jane ROWSELL, age 30, Leading Tickles of Thomas, fisherman, in Church of St. Nicholas, Leading Tickles by Christopher Wood, Priest. Witnesses: Archibald Rowsell, Henry Rowsell.	Family: John Guy / Mary Jane Rowsell (F854)
635	Dennis Cross reports a sixth son, Capt. George Field, who was lost at sea. This was finally confirmed Sept 2004 with the finding of the will of Martha Field, wife of Capt. George Field. See notes under Martha Field. Note No baptism records were found for any of Capt George's children. Given George died in 1886 aged 79 yrs he is definitely the oldest & only FIELD living in the Trinity area in the early to mid 1800's. We are assuming that he is the father of all the other FIELDs who married from 1855 on Gert Crosbie Newspaper Extracts Jun 8,1886 "Gazette", "Harbour Grace Standard" & "Mercury" FIELD, Capt George, native of Wareham, Eng, died May 18th at New Bonaventure aged 79, here 60 yrs (English Papers Copy) From Evening Telegram: http://ngb.chebucto.org/Newspaper-Obits/hynes_obit_f.shtml FIELD, Capt. George Royal Gazette June 8, 1886 (Tuesday) Died. At New Bonaventure, Trinity Bay, May 18th, Capt. George Field, aged 79 years, a native of Wareham, England. From: http://www.mun.ca/mha/holdings/captains/f1.php Captain Vessel Registry # Field, George Slade William 1850068 Also commanded the Brig "Dorothy" ------- Was a witness at the wedding of George Hiscock, Bachelor of Trinity, & Amelia Martha [signed] Locher, Spinster of English Harb. Wit: G.S. Field, Francis Ash, June Hiscock, James Pittman, Mary Ann Locher, Elizabeth Field, Charlotte Granger. 3 Nov 1857	Field, George Slade (Capt) (I27)
636	Dennis Cross states that Mary married a Capt. Does that mean that Francis Ash was a captain?	Field, Mary Sibella (I35)
637	Descendants of Mary Anne and Samuel are shown as below. Copied from Facebook group Rowsells of Newfoundland, posted by Darelene Burden. They had 11 children: George, John, Elizabeth, William, Alexander, Eli, Harriett, Susannah, Ida, Bessie and Tamar. Their daughter Charlotte married William James Abbott, they were my G Grandparents. They had three children: George, Walter, and Elizabeth Frances. Their daughter Elizabeth Frances (AKA Bessie Fanny) Abbott married Appleton Cleeves Stroud, they were my Grandparents. They had 9 children: Delphine, Shirley (my Mother), David, Daniel, Edward, Cora, Catherine (Kate), Nita, and Robert . And she also raised 5 step children. Milt Antey reported that Mary-Anne and Samuel had 12 children: George, John, Elizabeth, Charlotte, William, Alexander, Eli, Harriett, Susannah, Ida, Bessie and Tamar.	Rideout, Mary Ann (I488)
638	Diary of Arthur William Rowsell of Rowsell's Island April 22, 1907: Came down, called at Henry Rousell's & Mark Rousell, the latter informed us of a sudden death of John Guy, Saturday evening buried to-day 1 P.M. Was greatly surprised. His father was Thomas. (See marriage notes for John Guy and Mary Jane Rowsell)	Guy, John (I2773)
639	Diary of Arthur William Rowsell, entry for April 21, 1917, says that Walter Rowsell was killed in Action during World War I. A record was found at Rooms showing that Walter Bernardo Rowsell enlisted in the First Newfoundland Regiment on Aug 13, 1917, and reported his father was Israel Rowsell. He was 19 years 8 months old at that time. Walter Bernardo Rowsell is listed in the Canadian Great War Project (https://canadiangreatwarproject.com/person.php?pid=130126) where his cause of death is not given, but it is assumed he died in the war. «b»Regimental number: «/b»2533 «b» Final Rank: «/b»Private (1st Battalion, Royal Newfoundland Regiment) «b» Rank detail«/b» Private, 1st Battalion, Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Newfoundland Infantry (British Army). Served in war and was wounded in France, lived in Corner Brook at the time of his death. A note in Rowsells of Newfoundland (Facebook group) mentions that he lived on Caribou Road, Corner Brook, where my own Rowsell grandparents lived. Birthday Book says born Sep 23 1896.	Rowsell, Walter Bernardo (I490)
640	Diary of Athur William Rowsell, Leading Tickles, July 12, 1905 - A funeral today. Selina Parsons little girl which died Monday	Parsons, Clementine (I2874)
641	Diary of Reginald Rowsell, entry for June 7 1941 reads: "On June 5 I received the following telegram from Ruby. "DAD PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY MORNING BEST WISHES UNTIL MONDAY LOVE" Although this does not jive with the date of burial from the cemetery which said he was buried on 1941 May 1. A letter received by Reg from Ruby on May 23 mentions that she was spending time with her father so obviously he was not buried on May 1. From: Register of Deaths, Book 13, 1941, District of St. John's. Pages 57-69, 325-330, 407-408: Died: June 4 [at] Prescott St	Field, Edwin (Edward) White (I5)
642	Diary of Theresa's brother, Arthur William Rowsell, mentions receiving a letter from his sister noting the death of her son, 9 months old, one of a twin & the last. The date of the death was not specified but would have occurred when the letter was written, and depending on how long the letter took to arrive at Leading Tickles, it was just before September 11th, 1914.	Barbour, Mark Rowsell (I3037)
643	Died age 8.	White, Annie Elizabeth (I3885)
644	Died as a young man.	Anstey, George (I1100)
645	Died as an infant.	Rowsell, Bessie (I2971)
646	Died as infant. Birthday was Jun 22. Year unknown.	Anstey, Gladys Amelia (I193)
647	Died at 3 months of age.	Michael (I3977)
648	Died at 5 wks, of convulsions.	Anstey, Arthur (I2244)
649	died at age 3 yrs (d/o James & Rowena, TWILL SUN) (ALT has her also called "MINNIE" but see child #4, Minnie next bc 1890 - this is not possible as Mary Ann Pride did not die until 1891. Died of of measles & bronchitis	Anstey, Mary Ann Pride (I2350)
650	Died at age 33.	Holstead, Sarah (I45)