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| 751 | Frank was a salesman in 1921. | Stuckless, Frank Gordon (I2664)
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| 752 | Frederick Roberts, age 23, a fisherman from Wild Bight & Janet Wells, age 21, from Three Arms were married on December 11, 1895 at Three Arms in a Methodist ceremony. Witnesses were Theresa Batstone and Corbet Batstone. | Family: Frederick Roberts / Janet Viginia Wells (F118)
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| 753 | Frederick Strong, age 27, a bachelor from Three Arms & Rebecca Jane Langdown, age 24, a spinster from Jackson's Cove were married on December 10, 1877 at Jackson's Cove in a Methodist ceremory. Witnesses were Henry Wells, Mahala Langdown, Sophia Knight, Sushanna? K. [Sarah Ann] Langdown. [Source: Parish records] | Family: Frederick J. Strong / Rebecca Jane Langdown (F109)
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| 754 | From 1851 Census | Bobier, Mary Ann (I551)
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| 755 | From 1851 Census | Bobier, Elizabeth (I583)
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| 756 | From 1851 Census. | Bobier, Martha (I549)
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| 757 | From 1871 Census. Walter, age 2 From 1891 Census/ No sign of Walter, but there is a Herbert, age 22, born abt 1869. | Booth, Herbert Walter (I577)
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| 758 | From 1881 Census. From 1881 census record for Nepean, Carleton, Ontario: Levi BOOTH M Male Irish 35 Quebec Foreman Baptist Jeannie BOOTH M Female English 36 New Brunswick Baptist Francis BOOTH Male English 10 Ontario Baptist George BOOTH Male English <1 Ontario Baptist Born: Jan; 3/12 | Booth, George Leonard (I121)
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| 759 | From 1881 Census: Living with parents and brother George. Francis was 10, George 3 months. His parents were 45 and 46 respectively. Was a caligrapher and a cousin of J.R. Booth, lumber baron of Ottawa. Francis left his wife Florence and went to live in New Hampshire, U.S.A. When he left, the children went to live with an aunt in New Hampshire A letter exists from a Mrs. Halpenny, Norwood Grove, Man. 235 Endfield. May 12th 1912. My Dear Nephew It is over a month since I received your welcome letter. I should and would have answered it before, only I was waiting to hear from a man that was acquainted with your Mother's people. He used often to come to our house, but he does not come now so often as we are not on the street that he passes on. So I went to see him last week. I would have went to see him sooner only I was housecleaning and too tired to go out in the evening. I do bve a little lazy some times. Mr. Argue gave me the name of a first cousin of yours, on your mother's side, Albert Bobier. His Father was your mother's Brother, and is living on the old home stead of your MOther's parents. They are all dead. Your aunts and unkles they were all born in Ontario, and of Irish decent. THe only relation of your mothers that I knew was a sister she used to be in Ottawa to see your mother. I only saw her twice after your mother's death, the day after the death, and once your Father and you and I went up to Ashton to see her. I think your Mother died in March and you were two years old in the next month, April, your Mother was buried in Ashton, Ont. She died of consumption. I think that Granma Cochrane must be one of your step-mothers people. I never heard of them. I th ink if you will, write to your cousin Albert Bobier, His address Munster P.O., Ont. Mr. Argue said he heard of one of your unkles John Bobier he was living in Ottawa the last he heard of him he said all tghe Bobiers were well to do people, and respectable. I think they were farmers. As to the year of your birth, I think that the bible record is right, as you were two years old when your mother died. I kept house for your father two years, till when he got married. It lacked one month of two years when he got married. Then I was married the next September 1874. I think that is all the questions that I can answer that you asked for. If at any time I hear of anything that is interesting to you, I will tell you another time as I hope to keep track of you for the future and hope to swee you in Norwood. Death record of Francis Alfred Booth. Died at 28 B Street, Manchester, N.H. where he had lived for 18 years. Had he moved to the US in 1912? Widowed at the time of his death. Worked for the Scott Oil Co. | Booth, Francis Alfred (Frank) (I32)
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| 760 | From 1921 Census at Sunnyside, Herring Neck: Was living with her son Harry and his family. STUCKLESS; Eliza; SS; mother; Apr. 1848; T'gate; CE;; mother of Raymond STUCKLESS; widow; [of Charles and Ann NEWMAN] Full census listing: 1921 Census of Sunnyside (Herring Neck) STUCKLESS; Harry; SS; head; Aug. 1865; T'gate; CE; labourer; m to Lucy; worked at Merc Premises; [of Joseph STUCKLESS and Eliza NEWMAN] STUCKLESS; Lucy; SS; wife; Aug. 1890; Herring Neck; CE;; m to Harry STUCKLESS;; STUCKLESS; Edward; SS; son; Jan. 1911; SS; CE; school; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;; STUCKLESS; Raymond; SS; son; Jan. 1913; SS; CE;; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;; STUCKLESS; Garland; SS; son; Jan. 1917; SS; CE;; si son of Harry STUCKLESS;; STUCKLESS; Eliza; SS; mother; Apr. 1848; T'gate; CE;; mother of Raymond STUCKLESS; widow; [of Charles and Ann NEWMAN] Twillingate Sun - Nov 29, 1924 - There passed away on Thursday last December 4th, after a long and tedious illness an old and respected citizen in the person of Mrs. STUCKLESS, oldest daughter of the late Charles NEWMAN of Twillingate, and widow of the late Joseph STUCKLESS of Twillingate Arm. The deceased lady came to this settlement 21 years ago and kept a boarding house on the premises of G.J. CARTER. After retiring she lived with her son, but at the time of death was living with her daughter Mrs. ARTHUR HOLWELL. She leaves to mourn one son, Harry, wharfinger at G.J. CARTERS, two daughters, Mrs. A. HOLWELL here and Mrs. Lewis HYDE at Change Islands, two brothers, Alfred at Twillingate and Charles at British Columbia, two sisters, Mrs. George ROUSELL at Leading Tickles, and Mrs. Fred OAKLEY at St. John's and 18 grandchildren "Look up ye Saints of God, Nor fear to tread below, The path your Saviour trod, Of daily toil and woe." C.H. Herring Neck, Dec 12/24. | Newman, Eliza (I2812)
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| 761 | From 1921 Census of Curzon Village: TAYLOR; Herbert M Head Married 1860 Jun 61 Carbonear TAYLOR; Elvina F Wife Married 1863 Oct 57 Woody Point TAYLOR; Marigold F Dau Single 1897 Oct 23 Curzon Village TAYLOR; Douglas M Son Single 1901 Feb 20 Curzon Village TAYLOR; Hazel F Dau Single 1903 Dec 17 Curzon Village TAYLOR; Nellie F Dau Single 1905 Sep 15 Curzon Village | Taylor, Herbert (I131)
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| 762 | From 1921 Census of Tizzard's Harbour: BURT; Thomas; TH; Head; Dec 1873; TH; Meth; fish; m to Lydia Burt BURT; Lydia; TH; wife; Dec 1873; Seldom; Meth;wife to Thomas Burt BURT; Nellie; TH; dau; July 1901; TH; Meth; Postmistress; dau to Thomas Burt; Gov. Postal BURT; Violet; TH; dau; Oct 1905; TH; Meth; school; dau to Thomas Burt BURT; Florence; TH; dau; Aug 1908; TH; Meth; school; dau to Thomas Burt Mentioned in the diaries of RnR who visited Thomas and Lydia while he was a minister on Little Bay Islands in 1940 where they lived at that time. | Burt, Thomas (I246)
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| 763 | From 1921 census: GUY; Frederick; LTW; Hd; May 1895; LTW; CE; Fish GUY; Shela; LTW; Wife; Jan 1901; Rowsells Is; CE;; m to Frederick Guy, LTW ROWSELL; Jesse; LTW; Uncle; Aug 1866; LTW; CE;; Uncle to Frederick Guy, LTW | Guy, Frederick Benjamin (I2772)
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| 764 | From 1921 census: ROWSELL; Arthur; LTW; Hd; Aug 1887; LTW; CE; Fish ROWSELL; Charlotte; LTW; Wife; Mar 1893; LTW; CE;; m to Arthur Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Esau; LTW; Son; Sept 1916; LTW; CE;; Son of Arthur Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Eli; LTW; Son; Dec 1920; LTW; CE;; Son of Arthur Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Violet; LTW; Dau; Jan 1915; LTW; CE;; Dau of Arthur Rowsell, LTW; According to John Gill of Gander, Nfld., year of birth was 1914; ROWSELL; Mary; LTW; Dau; Oct 1918; LTW; CE;; Dau of Arthur Rowsell, LTW;; | Rowsell, Arthur William Lewis (I2650)
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| 765 | From 1921 Census: Source: http://ngb.chebucto.org/C1921/M8040/804098.shtml FIELD George M Head Married 1881 Apl New Bonaventure FIELD Lucy F Wife Married 1882 Oct New Bonaventure FIELD Mildred J. F Daughter Single 1911 Jany New Bonaventure FIELD Sarah M. F Daughter Single 1916 Nov New Bonaventure Found in Index to Nfld. Captains. 1820-1899. Field, George W. Renfrew 1860095 Field, George William Gypsy 1863077 | Field, George William (I861)
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| 766 | From a local paper: Dec 28, 1872: On the 23rd inst., Jane Camelia Taylor, eldest daughter of Captain Francis Taylor of Carbonear. Carbonear Methodist Cemetery, Carbonear, NL on headstone - "died on her birthday" | Taylor, Jane C. (I218)
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| 767 | From Arthur Rowsell's diary for November 11, 1908: «b»Nov 11 (Wednesday)«/b»: Wind Northern. Very moderate. Fine. Issuing invitations &tc. Every thing being ready @ 5 p.m. We were escorted to the church where we B & I were united together as man & wife after which we partook of a splendid tea. Brides boys were [illegible] Israel, Willis Spencer & George Rowsell. Brides maids Anna [illegible], Minnie & Lucy Rowsell. | Family: Arthur William Rowsell / Blanche Anstey (F28)
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| 768 | From baptismal certificate: Son of Robert Milton Elliott, bookkeeper (with Prudential Life) and Margaret Christina Gibbins. Son John thinks his father was born in Winchester, Ontario. | Elliott, Donald Thomas (I2)
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| 769 | from Chaz Strong, she was from Seal Cove, Fortune Bay | Loveless, Sarah Myra (I2260)
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| 770 | From Daily News, June 30, 1942: Wedding Bells! Gower Street United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding last evening when Ruby Belinda, daughter of Mrs. and the late Edward Field, became the bride of Rev. Reginald Norman Rowsell, B.A., the ceremony being performed by Rev. D. K. Burns, B.A., Ph.D. The bride, who was attired in a dainty gown of white satin with train, and carried a bouquet of June roses, carnations, baby's breath and asparagus fern, was attended by Miss Eleanor Maddock and her sister Lorna who wore dresses of opera blue and lemon organza with matching head-dress, and whose bouquets consisted of June roses and sweet peas. The groomsman was Rev. C. E. Burke, B.A., a classmate at college, and now Y.M.C.A. supervisor in the Royal Canadian Navy. The father-giver was Mr. B.R. Taylor, cousin of the bride and Mr. A. Wiseman of Little Bay Islands ushered. The bride's mother wore black and rose with corsage of carnations and sweet peas. During the signing of the register Mrs. W.A. Dawe, sister of the bride, sang "I'll Walk With You" with Mrs. F. Wylie at the organ. Following the ceremony, the wedding party drove to Woodstock where supper was served and the usual toasts duly and hearily honoured. The bride and groom leave by this afternoon's express for Corner Brook on a visit to the latter's parents, before taking up residence at Bell Island, where the groom is pastor of the United Church. | Family: Reginald Norman (Rev) Rowsell / Ruby Belinda Field (F7)
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| 771 | From Daily News: JANUARY 18, 1907 VETERANS CALLED AWAY Richard Hayward Taylor The Angel of Death has been busy, and although the year is but a fortnight old, several veterans have been called to their reward. At 4 o'clock yesterday, Richard Hayward Taylor passed away, at Carbonear. Few men in Carbonear were better known. Sprung from a stock of successful fish-killers for fifty years or more he journeyed summer after summer to the Labrador Coast, where, with Cape Charles as his headquarters, he did business on the great deep, adding, both directly and indirectly, to the wealth and prosperity of his well loved land. It is now nearly 20 years since he withdrew from the active prosecution of the fisheries, but his later years have been full of other activities, notably in connection with the Methodist church, of which he was a leader, a trustee, a steward and an devoted member. 'Skipper Rich' as he was affectionately called by almost everyone who knew him, was one of a class fast dying out, that good old Planter class-which has for generations maintained the best traditions of the Colony for hospitality, fearlessness and endurance. He came from a race of vi-kings, and proved himself well worthy of the kinship. His wife, like himself, attained to a green old age, passing away a few short years ago. Two daughters and five sons survive,Mrs. Alfred Penney, wife of Judge Penney, of Carbonear, Mrs. Pike, wife of Captain James Pike of Carbonear, formerly of the "Flora", Captain Hayward Taylor, of the Cordeelia, Mr. Hedley Taylor, of Ayre & Sons, Mr. Arthur Taylor, organist of the Carbonear Methodist church, and of Rorke & Sons' staff, and Mr. Ernest W. Taylor, the popular General Freight Agent of the Reid Nfld. Co's Railway. There are also a large number of grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives, the only surviving sister being Mrs. Lavinia Pike, widow of Capt. Josiah Pike, of this city. Mr. Taylor had reached the age of about 82, and has fallen before the scythe of Time as a shock of ripe corn before the blade of the harvester. His loved ones will miss him, his friends will miss him, his native town will miss him, but his Master's call came to him as no surprise, for in His service he had lived and died, and for him death had been robbed of it evary sting. The funeral takes place tomorrow and will no doubt be largely attended by relatives and friends, in this city and elsewhere. From: DAILY NEWS JANUARY 22 1907 On Saturday afternoon, the mortal remains of Richard Hayward Taylor of Carbonear, were laid beside those of the late Mrs. Taylor, in the Methodist cemetery, there. A large concourse of relatives and friends from Carbonear, St. John's and elsewhere testified to the deep respect and esteem in which the deceased had been held during his long and useful life. The service, in the house and at the grave side, was conducted by the Rev. T. B. Darby, B. A. and E. Baines. The pall-bearers were selected from Mr. Taylor society class, of which some had been members for over 30 years. Mr. Taylor influence in Carbonear was always an influence for good, and he will be sincerely mourned. | Taylor, Richard Hayward (I1223)
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| 772 | From Daily News: Year of Events 1914: Weddings of the Year: June 17 William Pike TAYLOR and Miss Elsie COUCH. | Taylor, William Pike (I155)
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| 773 | From diary of brother Reginald, entry for May 15, 1943: I had not been home very long when Jenkins rang me and told me he had heard that Joseph Augustus Rowsell had been wounded in North Africa. From diary of Reginald Rowsell: Of the eight children of Arthur William and Blanche (Anstey) Rowsell, Joseph Augustus was the first to die. All Joe's brothers (6) and sisters (2) were at his funeral. Headstone on Stonepics: NF090 : CNB21 ROWSELL, Joseph A (1981) & Eva I - 1 photo Joe was a Regimental Surveyor stationed at H.A. of 166th Field Regiment R.A. Left Corner Brook May 12, 1940. Regimental Number (Army): 970545 | Rowsell, Joseph Augustus (I57)
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| 774 | From diary of Reginald Norman Rowsell (uncle of Reg Rowsell): Tuesday June 24, 1941: This evening I had my tea at brother Bax whose boy Reginald was celebrating his eighth birthday.\\ In 1935 he and his family were living in Corner Brook west. Children Reg and Baxter, wife Loretta. | Rowsell, Reginald George (I3020)
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| 775 | From diary of Reginald Rowsell: A very distressing part of my visit was to learn that my brother, Arthur, was in hospital because he suffered a heart attack on Thursday last, May 20, 1976. Alternate DOB is Oct 1920. Headstone on Stonepics: NF090 : CNB21 ROWSELL, Arthur H (1987) & Edith C - 1 photo Regimental number (Army): 970516 | Rowsell, Arthur Harold (I58)
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| 776 | From Harbour Grace Standard: married Nov 25 1882 by Rev J R Fitzpatrick, religion not given, Robert Colbourne and Emily Rowsell of Little Bay Maines. | Family: John Rowsell / Agnes Short (F1103)
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| 777 | From headstone: Horatio Bell b. 1811 d. 1862 wife Jane Booth (dau of Richard Booth and Mary Byrne) b. 1821 d. 1900. | Booth, Jane (I144)
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| 778 | From http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Heritage/NGB/Parish/morthr-marr-01.html Marriage Register, Moreton's Harbor, 1865 - 1878 (from Anglican Church Records, Botwood) June 20, 1862 Henry RICHMAN, Hampshire, England & Jane WELLS, Three Arms in Three Arms by George Tucker Witnesses: Henry Strong, William Budgell, Sophia Strong From http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Heritage/NGB/Parish/panl87.htm Excerpts from Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador Vital Statistics Volume 87 Moreton's Harbour and surrounding areas - Church of England June 20, 1861 Henry Bicksman (of Hampshire, England) m. Jane Wells (of Three Arms) at Three Arms. | Family: Henry Biclsman / Jane Wells (F190)
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| 779 | From Marriage Data - Bonivista Area at "Jan(y) 17(th) Married Charles Newhook & Catherine Dau(r) of the late Jonah & Hannah Newell of this harbour". | Family: Charles Newhook / Catherine Newell (F63)
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| 780 | From Marriage Records for St. John's Date of Marriage: June 9, 1894 | Family: John W. (Capt) Field / Hannah (Nan) Brown (F8)
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| 781 | From Ontario Marriage Registrations: 1819-74 (Carleton Co): Thomas HALFPENNY, full, carpenter, Ireland, Ottawa, s/o William & Jane, married Margaret BOOTH, full, Waterloo Ont., Ottawa, d/o Hugh & Jane, witn: Robert MOXLEY & Maggie HALFPENNY, both of Ottawa, 10 Sept 1874 at Church of St. Bartholomew, New Edinburgh | Family: Thomas Halpenny / Margaret "Maggie" Victoria Booth (F58)
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| 782 | from PANL United Church marriages, Baiie Verte. June 30 1927 ?GRIQ Rex Butler, 25, b, clerk, Sops Arm, s/o Eleazer & Lillian Anstey, 19, s, dom, Sops Arm, d/o Henry. W: Ben Smith?, Sybil Hellier. | Family: Rex Butler / Lillian G. Anstey (F63)
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| 783 | From parish records: 1904 1-Feb BRAKE Jeremiah 29 to TAYLOR Mary Emma 19 Father of groom: Edward M BRAKE Father of bride: John Charles TAYLOR Jeremiah's mother was Caroline (HUMBER) BRAKE | Family: Jeremiah Brake / Mary Emma Taylor (F269)
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| 784 | From parish records: 1906 21 Jan ? TAYLOR, Alfred Lewis, age 23, married BRAKE, Emily Jane, age 23. Father of groom: Charles TAYLOR; father of bride: Edward Matthew BRAKE Alfred living Summerside, Emily living Meadows; witnesses: Jeremiah BRAKE, George E DAVIS, Edith May TAYLOR | Family: Alfred Lewis Taylor / Emily Jane Brake (F270)
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| 785 | From St. Pauls Anglican Church, Trinity Bay, records. This is to certify that WILLIAM CROSS of Trinity, Bachelor, and CATHERINE FIELD of the same place, were married at St. Paul's Church, Trinity, on this third day of January in the year of our Lord, one Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Six by me, Benjamin Smith, Minister. Transcriber's note: The above entry had diagonal lines drawn through it as though to nullify or delete it. Nothing was entered in the signing-of-the-register section. This is to certify that WILLIAM HENRY CROSS, Bachelor, and CATHERINE MARTHA FIELD, Spinster, both of Trinity, were married at St. Paul's Church, Trinity, on this third day of January, in the year of our Lord, one Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-Six, by William G. Cormack. This marriage was solemnized between us, William H. Cross and Catherine Martha Field, in the presence of us, William Davis Cross, George Field, Isabel? Pittman, ??? ???. | Cross, William Henry (Capt.) (I29)
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| 786 | From the Daily News, 1917 Necrology. June 7 - Rev. William Marshall FIELD, at Caribou, 43? (could be 48) If he was 43 at time of death, he would have been born in 1874, and therefore 5 at the time of his mother's will. If 48, then in 1869, and 10 at time of his mother's will in 1879. Since he is listed as Rev. | Field, William Marshall (I1700)
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| 787 | From the diary of Arthur William Rowsell, Rowsell's Island - Jun 30 (Tuesday) 1908: "Skipper Noah came back from Twillingate. Left yesterday. Took Alfred to the doctor. He is very ill with consumption." His headstone reads: In loving memory of Alfred J. W. Chippett beloved husband of Maude Chippett who died Mar 10th 1911 aged 27 yrs & 2 mo's. " Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Old Methodist Cemetery. | Chippett, Alfred J. Webber (I496)
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| 788 | From the diary of Arthur William Rowsell, Rowsell's Island - Nov 27 1907: "Bertha Parsons died this morning." However, this date doesn't correspond with that transcribed from the Botwood Anglican Church records. | Parsons, Bertha Mary (I2870)
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| 789 | From the Harbour Grace Standard issue Dec 16 1882: Married ROBERT COLBOURNE, of Little Bay Mines and EMILY ROWSELL, of Little Bay Mines, place not given, by Rev J.R. Fitzpatrick, religion not given. This marriage is missing from church records. Don't know if they married RC (name of minister sounds RC) or whether this is another record lost with other records from Little Bay fire. It is the right time to be lost 1882; other Tilt cove and Nippers Hr records were I think part of that same group, and lost in the same fire. | Family: Robert Colbourne / Emily Rowsell (F1105)
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| 790 | From the Will of "To my nephew Henry Radford now absent from the Colony, I give and bequeath the Eastern half of the double house on the Southside of Water Street West but should he not return to claim the same, I give and bequeath the said last mentioned house to his brother and my nephew, Archibald Marcus Radford" From Sharpe's St. John's directory 1885/86: Radford | Radford, Archibald M. (I24)
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| 791 | From Topsail Road Anglican Cemetery headstone index: Josias Churchill, died Jun 10, 1872, aged 2 months (Son of Ambrose and Anne Churchill) | Churchill, Josias (I3794)
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| 792 | from Twillingate Sun: 14Mar91 Ansty, Lydia, wife of Thos, @ Purcell's, age 59. (no date) Her tombstone in the United Church Cemetary at Little Harbour says: "In memory of Lydia Beloved wife of Thomas Anstey Who died February 23, 1891 Aged 59 years Kind angels watch her sleeping dust Till Jesus comes to raise the just" | Lydia (I457)
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| 793 | From Twillingate Sun: 10Nov1894 Strong, Frederick on road bd [board], Three Arms. The headstone of Frederick Strong is on Three Arms island. The will of Frederick J. Strong This is the last will and Testament of me Frederick Strong of Three Arms I give devise and bequeath all my real and personal estate of every description unto my wife Rebecca Strong absolutely and I appoint my Said wife Sole executrix of this my will and declare this writing to be my last will and Testament in witness whereof I hereunto Set my hand This eleventh day of May in the year of our Lord one Thousand Nine Hundred and fourteen Fredrick Strong Signed by the Said Fredrick Strong the Testator in our presence who in his presence and in the presence of each other at the Same Time Subscribed our names as witnesses John B. Wells John R. Knight | Strong, Frederick J. (I343)
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| 794 | From: 1917 Events of the Year from The St. John's Daily News June 7, 1917 - Rev. William Marshall FIELD, died at Caribou, 43? (could be 48). If this is the same William Marshall Field, he would have been either 5 or 10 at the time of his mother's death, thus falling into place with the fact that his mother appointed a guardian for him. | Field, William Marshall (I1708)
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| 795 | From: D. Shankle site: (suspect) Jonathan Moors4 Taylor (Richard, #24) was baptized on 9 Jan 1789. He married Ann (--?--) (see #13) circa 1807 at Carbonear, NF, CAN. From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/Clara.html Lists a son, Stephen, bc 1818, to Jonathan Moors and Ann. | Taylor, Jonathan Moors (I46)
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| 796 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm A Laura Taylor, wife of George V Parsons died on May 5, 1902. TAYLOR Laura Died 1902-05-05 CarbMeth wife of George V Parsons age 73y. | Taylor, Laura (I193)
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| 797 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Carbonear Methodist, Carbonear, NL Jan 22,1812 Dec 31,1816 Catherine Mary to Richard & Sarah TAYLOR (of Wm) Carbonear | Taylor, Catherine Mary (I165)
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| 798 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Is this the same Elizabeth Taylor that was his daughter? If so, then we now know her mother's name and the name of Richard H. Taylor's wife. - Mary Penny TAYLOR Eliz Ann Born: 1813-09-10 Bap: 1814-12-01 Carbonear Methodist Parents: Richard H & Mary Penn Carbonear Richard's second name "Hayward". Source: D. Hogge. There may be another son, Lorenzo Robert Hayward or Taylor. Bap. 1827 May 28. See: http://ngb.chebucto.org/Vstats/vs-v48-meth-bap-2-car.shtml However, if he was their son, he died young because he is not mentioned in Mary's will. | Taylor, Richard Hayward (I223)
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| 799 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Is this the same Elizabeth Taylor? If so, then we now know her mother's name. TAYLOR Eliz Ann Born: 1813-09-10 Bap: 1814-12-01 Carbonear Methodist Parents: Richard H & Mary Penn Carbonear | Taylor, Elizabeth Ann (I156)
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| 800 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of birth: TAYLOR Edward B 1803 William & Cath Pike Alternate birth date 1803 from D. Hogge. | Taylor, Edward (I92)
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