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| 701 | Ernest Fletcher Pike (1914-1985), oldest son of Ernestine (Forward) Pike and Arthur S. Pike, and grandson of Ernest Edward Forward, was born on 6 July 1914 in West Warwick, Rhode Island. His aunt was Kathleen (Forward) Rorke, wife of James Rorke. He married Evelyn Thomas and they had a daughter, Karon, and a son, Ernest. He died in 1985. His brother Arthur Pike Jr. was born in 1916. He married Hope Webster and they had a daughter, Laurie. He also died in 1985. | Pike, Ernest Fletcher (I1782)
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| 702 | Ethel Dessert gives her birthdate as 1829. Also her maiden name, showing as Booth, should be checked. | Booth, Elizabeth (Eliza) (I70)
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| 703 | Ethel lived in Paradise with her parents in 1921. | Anstey, Ethel May (I1435)
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| 704 | Evidence of a William White who married Mary Wiltshire in Bonavista, Oct. 25, 1814. Cf: Bonavista Anglican marriages, 1807-1922. This might make sense in that he would have been older when Eliabeth was born and thus died before she was married. | White, Elizabeth (I2)
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| 705 | Evidence of her being 11 yrs old in St. Boniface Manitoba. | Halpenny, Ednia (I615)
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| 706 | Family Bible of Mark & Lydia (ANSTEY) Stuckless: owned by Todd Spurrell, teacher at Botwood, information extracted by Tony Stuckless: Henry ANSTEY (brother of Lydia Anstey Stuckless), died Apr 3 1936 age 69 Mrs. Mary ANSTEY (wife of Henry Anstey), died Jul 29 1941 age 72 yrs, 5 mo | Anstey, Henry (I520)
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| 707 | Father listed in marriage record as John Rowsell of Lock's Harbour. | Rowsell, Elizabeth (I2793)
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| 708 | Father of George White | White, George (I2992)
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| 709 | Father of the Booth brothers. Nothing definite known about him. | Booth, John (I141)
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| 710 | Father Oscar Richardson, mother Nettie Belle Day. | Richardson, Clarence Archie (I57)
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| 711 | Father was Edward M. Brake, Mother was Caroline (Humber) Brake | Brake, Jeremiah (I822)
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| 712 | Father was James Legge. (Source: D. Hogge) Had a brother John (see below) Last Will and Testimony of Mary Pike Probate year 1899 In re Mary Pike, Deceased. Know all men by these presents that I, Mary Pike, Relect of the late Francis Pike In and of the Island of Newfoundland, In the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and Eighty one. This is my last Will and Testimony, Do will and bequeath all my right title and Interest In Four hundred and Sixty Pounds, now in the Commercial Bank of Saint John's Newfoundland, being left me by virtue of Legal Will, by my Brother the late John Legge of Carbonear in the Island of Newfoundland to my daughter Elisa Pike "Deducting" Fourteen Pounds from said above mentioned amount to be paid to my son James L. Pike as remuneration for expenses on said money by him. As witness my hand this fourteenth day of April A.D. 1881. Mary Pike Witnesses Stephen B. Pike Fredk T. Bemister ------- Petition of Mary Pike's next of kin Probate year 1929 TO THE HONOURABLE THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND OR TO ONE OF THE HONOURABLE THE JUDGES THEREOF : THE PETITION Of Sir William F. Lloyd, Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland. HUMBLY SHEWETH THAT 1. Mary Pike of Carbonear in the Island aforesaid, Widow, on the 14th Day of April A.D. 1881, made and executed her last Will and Testament but appointed no executor, therein. 2. The said Mary Pike died on or about the 10th Day of September A.D. 1886, at Carbonear. 3. By Order of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland dated the 3rd day of October A.D. 1921, Letters of Administration C.T. A. of the Will of late Mary Pike, were granted to James Pike Carbonear. 4. The said James Pike, Administrator C.T.A. of the Estate of Mary Pike, died on or about the day of A.D. 1925, without having completed the administration of the said Estate. 5. The following are the next of kin of the said Mary Pike: 1. Joshua Pike (deceased) Left a Will, Letters of Administration C.T.A. granted to Ella M. Pike on 6th April, 1908. 2. James Pike (deceased) Left a Will; Letters of Probate granted to wife Susannah Pike on 29th of June, 1925. 3. Emily Bemister (deceased) Husband (deceased)Left 2 children, viz: Frank Bemister, Carbonear John Bemister, Hearts Content. William Bemister, New Perlican. 4. Frank Pike (deceased) wife (deceased) left 2 children viz: Mrs. William Shaw, Boston. Miss Susie Pike, Cowan Home, Forest Road, St. John's Frank Pike, Boston. 5. Mrs. Eliza Pike (deceased) 6. Hereto annexed marked "A" is a true copy of the will of late Mary Pike. 7. There still remains undistributed the sum of, one thousand and Twenty-two 23/100 dollars, as will more fully appear by reference to the Inventory hereto annexed marked "B". Your Petitioner, therefore, humbly prays that letters of Administration cum testamento annexo and De Bonis Non of the said estate may be granted to him. And as in duty bound Your Petitioner will ever pray etc. Dated at St. John's this 30th day of April A.D. 1929. A.E. Lloyd. | Legge, Mary (I1068)
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| 713 | Father was John Albert Payne. Alternate death date for Eva - Nov 22 2000 | Payne, Eva Ida Cecilia (I138)
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| 714 | Father was John Edney. | Edney, Cecilia (I2588)
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| 715 | Father: Stephen Miller (Abt 1848-1924) Mother: Susanna Carberry (Abt 1853-1909) 1921 census says she was born in Oct 1882 | Miller, Lucy Ann (I862)
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| 716 | FIELD, William H. Evening Telegram March 24, 1891 (Tuesday) Died. At New Bonaventure, Trinity Bay, on the 19th inst., William H., aged 39 years and 11 months, youngest son of the late Captain George Field; he leaves a wife and 3 children to mourn their sad loss Found a reference to a William Henry Field on the following site: http://members.rogers.com/tkpservices/miller/f33.htm#f4073. William Henry was the father of George William Field (b. Sep 1880 at New Bonaventure) and who married Lucy Ann Miller (b. 11 Oct 1881 at New Bonaventure) on 18 Dec 1906 at New Bonaventure. | Field, William Henry (I234)
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| 717 | Fisherman at LBI 1942. Family of 3. | Jones, Leslie J. (I842)
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| 718 | Flo Maguire says she believes that Elizabeths' last name was Parsons. However, I cannot find any support for this. Also, I cannot even now find the support that her name was Pelley. Cannot find the marriage record online that I have in the source. | Pelley, Elizabeth (I124)
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| 719 | Florence and her family lived in Salt Harbour Island in 1921, and were members of the Church of England. From 1921 Census of Salt Harbor Island: HOLWELL; Florence; SHI; Head; Sep 1878; Twillingate; CE;;; Florence is listed as widow; [widow of Arthur HOLWELL, of Joseph STUCKLESS and Eliza NEWMAN] HOLWELL; Marion; SHI; Daur; Nov 1905; SHI; CE; School; Daur of Florence Holwell, SHI;; HOLWELL; Gertrude; SHI; Daur; Jun 1907; SHI; CE; School; Daur of Florence Holwell, SHI;; HOLWELL; William; SHI; Son; Jun 1909; SHI; CE; School; Son of Florence Holwell;SHI;; HOLWELL; Ida; SHI; Daur; Oct 1910; SHI; CE; School; Daur of Florence Holwell, SHI;; HOLWELL; Ronald; SHI; Son; Jan 1912; SHI; CE; School; Son of Florence Holwell, SHI;; HOLWELL; Harold; SHI; Son; Oct 1913; SHI; CE; School; Son of Florence Holwell, SHI;; HOLWELL; Brian; SHI; Son; Nov 1915; SHI; CE;; Son of Florence Holwell, SHI;; George | Stuckless, Florence (I2817)
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| 720 | Following Helen's death in 1958, Al married Marion ___? | Murray, Alvin William (Al) (I31)
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| 721 | Following the death of his first wife, Eli remarried to a widow, Mavis Clarke, who had children from her previous marriage. Eli and Mavis had possibly five children and with the combined families raised perhaps 23 children! | Rowsell, Eli (I2714)
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| 722 | For information regarding George Jones and his descendants refer to http://community-2.webtv.net/bwhitehorn/gen/. | Jones, George (I639)
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| 723 | Forest Road Anglaican Cemetery, St John's, NL Headstones H2058 FIELD - Elizabeth, daug. of Captain Charles & Elizabeth FIELD, d.Oct 9,1892-aged 22 yrs Jessie Maud, daug. of Captain Charles & Elizabeth FIELD, d.Nov 29,1883-aged 17 yrs | Field, Elizabeth (I3)
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| 724 | Forest Road Anglican Cemetery, St John's, NL Headstones H2058 FIELD - Elizabeth, daug. of Captain Charles & Elizabeth FIELD, d.Oct 9,1892-aged 22 yrs Jessie Maud, daug. of Captain Charles & Elizabeth FIELD, d.Nov 29,1893-aged 17 yrs | Field, Jessie Maud (I4)
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| 725 | Found at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm a birth for a Sarah Taylor, right parents, but date is 1 year off. TAYLOR Sarah Born 1853-08-01 to Fred Richard & Eliz P Possible birth date: 1 Aug 1853 Source: http://www.ahsgr.org/gedlist/gedlist-ta.txt D. Hogge also lists her birthdate as 1 Aug 1853. | Taylor, Sarah (I217)
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| 726 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm At: http://wash-tech.com/familytree/Tree/gp957.htm Found evidence for other children: Sarah, Suzie, Hannah, Jessie, Robert. | Newhook, Charles Newell (I237)
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| 727 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm From The Enclyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador: "The eldest son ... he may have been born in New Harbour, church records giving his birthplace as 'Trinity Bay'. ... son of Elizabeth and Charles Newhook. ... Newhook was killed in St. John's in the spring of 1839 when he fell from the mast of a wrecked vessel on which he had been working". From "Pot Heads and Drumhoops, A Folk History of New Harbour, Trinity Bay" (1995), by Garry Cranford with Raymond Hillier: Charles Newhook II was the town's leading citizen. When his wife died, a scribe at Trinity recorded, "Monday, 2nd April, 1810, Charles Newhook arrived from New Harbour in a schooner with his wife's corpse on board". ------------ Charles Newhook (second) was in St.John's in the spring of 1839, when he fell from a vessel's mast and was killed. "The Times", a city newspaper, in it's issue of May 15, 1839, has the following news item: - "Died at this place Monday last of concussion of the brain, accasioned by an accidental fall while engaged in the duties of his proffession, Mr. Charles Newhook, aged 65 years, for upwards of thirty years master shipbuilder in Trinity and neighbourhood for Messrs John Bingley Garland and Co. Mr. Newhook was a most skillful, active and persevering man, and his death is sincerely regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance." The issue of May 14, 189, of "The Royal Gazette", reports the death more fully, thus: - "In the afternoon of yesterday, the coroner was called in to hold an inquest on the body of Mr. Charles Newhook, S., of Trinity, who was accidentally killed by falling from the mast of a wrecked vessel at the South Side of this harbour, a verdict to this effect was returned by the jury. The deeased Mr. Newhook was well known and much respected both in this community and in Trinity Bay." He was actually in his sixty-first year, and was buried in the Anglican cemetary at Trinity. Headstones on Stonepics: NF109 : NRC06 NEWHOOK, Charles (1962) & Catherine - 1 photo | Newhook, Charles (I239)
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| 728 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm From: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlcav/knightree.htm 1852 "About 1852-55, Racheal Knight, daughter of a boarding house operator at St.John's, Nfld., married Jonas Newhook. They moved to Jacksons Cove soon after and were [the] first Newhooks there. With them, there moved from St. John's and settled in Jacksons Cove, three of her brothers, Jessie, Henry and Temple Knight. They were supposedly the first Knights north. (*This is contradicted by the Land Grant list unless the land was granted before the move and may have been for sawmill purposes.) After the boarding house burnt, the elderly proprietors moved to be with their children in Jacksons Cove and died there. (Must be John and Mary Ann.)" End Robert Knight's notes | Knight, Rachael R. (I256)
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| 729 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm Her date of death given as 25 June 1884, age 75, by Morley Goodyear goodyears@nf.sympatico.ca Found at: http://members.shaw.ca/budpenn/int_mp.htm (same place I found a reference to George W. Field, and same Ref. #) 558 | Newhook, Elizabeth Newell (I250)
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| 730 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm NFGenWeb Census Data - Trinity Bay - 1753 - Trinity West Source: http://www.genweb.ca/nfdata/main_060_1.htm#53 The numerical data includes; mistress, woman servants, male children, and female children respectively. Jonah NEWEL 1 1 1 0 Found at: http://wash-tech.com/familytree/Tree/gp594.htm Thomas Newell, b.1646, d.1724 Son: Jonah Newell (abt.1680-abt.1743). Married Catherine.(d.abt 1753) Son: Jonah Newell (b. abt1728, d. 27 Jan 1799, Trinity). Married Hannah Mears Daughter: Mary (b. abt 1760 Trinity East) Married Dennis Kitt. Son: Thomas (b. abt 1758-27 Jul 1758) St. Pauls Anglican. Son: Jonah (d. 26 Oct 1764) Daughter: Catherine: (b. aft. 11 Jun 1763, Trinity). Married Charles Newhook. 1804. Daughter: Catherine. d. 2 Nov 1762. Daughter: Grace (b.bef 1775, Married Giles Hosier, 1789, died 2 Jul 1771 - (something wrong with this date -n.e.) Son: James, b. abt May 1776, d. 29 Oct 1773 (date can't be good n.e.) Daughter: Catherine Newell (d.abt 1754) Daughter: Hannah Newell (d. abt 1754) Daughter: Honour Newell Daughter: Patience Newell Daughter: Ursula Newell | Newell, Jonah (I245)
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| 731 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm The Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, Charles Newhook: "Newhook came to Newfoundland from Europe around 1777 to work for the mercantile firm of Benjamin Lester. An 1808 note in the register at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Trinity indicates that the name Newhook is from the French Huguenot name Nuik, and it is generally agreed that the first Charles Newhook was of French extraction." Several Newhook researchers no longer believe the validity of a Huguenot connection. St. Paul's Anglican Church records say that "C. W. Newhook Sen(r) was buried on November 24, 1799." N. C. Crewe: Charles Newhook died at Trinity relatively young. The epitaph on his headstone, in St. Paul's churchyard there, reads as follows: "In memory of Charles Newhook, who departed this life the 18th November 1799, aged 47 years. Also of his daughter, Sarah Newhook, who departed this life the 7th November 1798, aged 2 years and 9 months." There is an excellent narrative of the Newhook family history at http://members.lycos.co.uk/spadespages/family/ref_new_nimshi.html Charles Newhook (first) died at Trinity relatively Young. The epitaph on his headstone, in St.Paul's churchyard there, reads as follows... "In memory of Charles Newhook, who departed this life November 18, 1799, aged 47 years. Also of his daughter, Sarah Newhook, who departed this life November 7, 1798, aged 2 years and 9 months." | Newhook, Charles W. (I243)
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| 732 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm The Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador, Jonas Newhook, Shipwright. Born New Harbour T.B., son of Martha (Penny) and Charles Newhook qv. Married Rachel Knight. From a long line of renowned shipbuilders, Newhook as a young man settled in Jackson's Cove, Green Bay, where he continued the family tradition." There may be some confusion here. John Robert(s) Wallace Knight NEWHOOK and Charles William NEWHOOK don't seem to fit here. Notice Charles' birth date compared to those of the parents. From: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlcav/knightree.htm (1823-1901). Shipwright. Born New Harbour T.B., son of Martha (Penny) and Charles Newhook qv. Married Rachel Knight. From a long line of renowned shipbuilders, Newhook as a young man settled in Jackson's Cove, Green Bay, where he continued the family tradition. His barque Fleetwing, a 249-ton vessel, was described in the Telegraph of St. John's: ``...coppered high to the bends, of a very superior build, all juniper frame, topsides, rails and covering boards of Baltimore white oak, keelson of white oak and Demerara greenheart with greenheart treenails. This vessel will bear the strictest examination and is, without exception, the fastest vessel in the trade.'' In his sailing autobiography, When Ships Were Ships, Captain William Morris Barnes termed the barque ``the fastest thing ever sailed salt water''. It apparently made numerous trips from Harbour Grace to Pernambuco in record time. Newhook also built the Tasso, another vessel of legendary speed. J.R. Smallwood (1937), ET (June 17, 1965), Newfoundland Historical Society (Newhooks; New Harbour). | Newhook, Jonas Newell (I255)
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| 733 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm Hannah Newell Newhook was baptized on 14 Nov 1804 (note the conflict with her birthdate) Found at:http://ngb.chebucto.org/Newspaper-Obits/hynes-news-j.shtml Hannah Newell Newhook was born in 1802. She was a daughter of Chas. and Catherine Newhook; and a sister of Mrs. (Capt.) George Field, Bonaventure. She married Thomas Gaylor, Jr. of Bonavista in 1826. She was a widow for several years, and she died at the home of the Newhooks at Long Point (Trinity East) in 1867. Thomas Gaylor, Jr., was a son of old Captain Thomas Gaylor of Bonavista, who was well known in Trinity during the years of his sea-service; and widow Gaylor had many friends in Trinity. | Newhook, Hannah Newell (I248)
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| 734 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Newhook, James (I257)
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| 735 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Newhook, Robert Penny (I252)
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| 736 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Newhook, Joshua Newell (I251)
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| 737 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Penny, Martha (I247)
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| 738 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Hannah (I246)
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| 739 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00724.htm | Newell, Catherine (I240)
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| 740 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s01106.htm The will of Thomas Gaylor, probated in 1847, mentions his deceased wife, his sons John and Thomas, his daughters Hannah and Mary Ann, and granddaughter Sarah Ann Gaylor. Newfoundland Wills Volume 1, Pages 534 and 535, probated in 1847. In re Thomas Gaylor deceased. In the name of God Amen, I Thomas Gaylor of Poole Dorset but now of Bonavista Newfoundland being in sound mind and mimery do make and constitute this to be my last will and testament, in manner following that is to say,after my just debts funeral expenses and charges of proving this my last will and testament be in the first place lawfully paid and satisfiedand after judgment thereof and of every part thereof, that is to say Principally I give and recommend my soul to God that gave it body I commend to the earth to be buried with decent Christian burial. As touching my worldly estate I give and bequeath to my grand daughter Sarah Ann Gaylor all my property of every description excepting as herein under mentioned for her and her heirs use and benefit for ever but as my granddaughter at this time is only two years old I appoint Mr. Thomas Mifflin of Bonavista my executor and Guardian of the child which duty I trust he will perform but as long as her mother liveth to be subject to her As I have not heard from my son John Gaylor some years but should he be living and return to this country and in distress that whenever the property is sold I will that he receive on third of the amount. I give to Hannah half of my household furniture should she alter her condition or leave the premises I will that my daughter Hannah Gaylor should remain on the premises as long as she wills it or untill she changes her condition but should my daughter Mary Ann and child comes her from Pond and chooses to remain at the house I hope and trust there will be no altercations between them but should please God to take my grandchild to himself before she attains the age of 20 years then my property to be sold given half the amount to Hannah and Mary Ann but should the sale not take place till after their decease then the whole to be divided between my sisters always remembering that as long as either of them bears the name Gaylor and choose to remain on the premises the whole is at their disposal taking care not to let the premises go to ruin and not to be disposed of till then. One of my sisters lives at Old Perlican,the other at Poole,Dorset. I give and bequeath to Mr. Thomas Mifflen my writing desk and small chest of drawers which I promised to his beloved wife. Should my grandchild die before she comes of age the house furniture to be divided between the two widows but should Hannah survive Mary Ann she may have all the furniture As my property consist of the Room called Quintons Room extending from the eastern fence to the landwash the stage was on the spot occupied at present by William Walsh and taken possion of without any liberty from me Green Head Room is my property and now let to John Lander on a lease for 21 years as the lease will express if this Room is sold I wish John Lander to have preference. As I have not had a grave stone put up for my beloved wife I trust my executor will erect one for us both either in the church like my son Thomas' or at the head of the grave. Thos. Gaylor (LS) Signed sealed and declared by the testator Thomas Gaylor as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presant of each other has subscribed our names as witness thereto, Samuel Rowsell, Samuel Mifflen. Certified Correct, D. M. Browning Registrar | Gaylor, Thomas (I249)
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| 741 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s01311.htm | White, Martha (I261)
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| 742 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s01311.htm | Newhook, George (I260)
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| 743 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s01311.htm | Sansom, Sarah (Sarry) (I259)
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| 744 | Found at: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s01311.htm | Newhook, George (I258)
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| 745 | Found in St. Paul's Anglican Baptisms 1857-1860 Bap. Date Name of baby Parents Surname Occupation Nee Date of Birth May 16 | Field, John Ebenezer (I19)
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| 746 | Found online at https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LVJB-3F5/benjamin-rowsell-1831-1897 | Rowsell, James Robert (I4068)
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| 747 | Found: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Is this his daughter? TAYLOR Eliz Jane Christened : 1833-05-22 Carbonear Methodist Parents: Francis & Eliz Pike Carbonear | Taylor, Francis (I103)
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| 748 | Found: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of baptism has two entries for apparently the same person with different dates of baptism: TAYLOR John | Taylor, John (I49)
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| 749 | Found: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Emily Born: 1840-05-25 Bap: 1840-06-03 Carb.Meth. Parents:Joseph & Mary Carbonear | Taylor, Emily (I182)
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| 750 | Frances and Harry Hallett were operating a senior's residence in Leading Tickles circa 1996. The Valentine created by William Rowsell for his wife Martha Bowers. I was told by Hallett that I was not allowed to photograph the valentine, but since William Rowsell was my gg grandfather, I was determined I was not going to leave that home without pictures. See https://norma.fritzy.ca/valentine.php for pictures of the valentine which were pieced together to form a fair representation of the whole. | Rowsell, Frances Loretta (I2970)
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