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| 801 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of birth: TAYLOR Joseph Chancey Born:1830 Bap:1832-02-20 Carbonear Methodist, Parents: Joseph & Mary of Carbonear The following name was at the end of the record. Is this a witness? Orestes Joseph Taylor Record of children born to Joseph Chancey: TAYLOR Cath Isabel Born 1863-06-01 to Joseph Chancey & Naom, Carbonear TAYLOR Douglas Born 1855-09-03 Bap: 1855-11-25 CM Parents: Joseph Chancey & Naom Carbonear Record of marriage: TAYLOR Cath Isabel Married 1883-12-22 FAM? Joseph Chancey Taylor TAYLOR Douglas D 1884-08-28 s/Joseph Chancey & Naom Record of death: TAYLOR Cath Isabel Died 1933-08-23 Carbonear Methodist wife of Joseph Chancey Taylor Carbonear 78y ------ Death date may be: 3 Nov 1857, and birth date 1829. Source: http://www.ahsgr.org/gedlist/gedlist-ta.txt | Taylor, Joseph Chancey (I177)
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| 802 | from: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of Baptism: Name Born Baptised Source Parents TAYLOR Agnes Anne 1817-10-02 7 Jun 1818 HGA Richard Jn'r & Anne | Taylor, Agnes Ann (I48)
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| 803 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of baptism: TAYLOR Albert | Taylor, Albert (I205)
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| 804 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of baptism: TAYLOR Benoni | Taylor, Benoni (I65)
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| 805 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Ann Mary Baptised: 1825-02-01 Carbonear Methodist Parents: Joseph & Mary Spencer | Taylor, Anna Maria (I173)
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| 806 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Cath | Taylor, Catherine (I178)
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| 807 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Cath Died 1899-01-26 Carbonear Methodist wife of Capt W P age 74y | Parsons, Catherine (I214)
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| 808 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Dinah Marie Baptised 1829-09-01 Carbonear Methodist, Parents: Nathaniel & Ann Parsons | Taylor, Dinah Maria (I187)
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| 809 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Name TAYLOR Alfred Frederick Born: 1820-02-22 parents: Jonathan Moors & Ann | Taylor, Alfred Frederick (I63)
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| 810 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Name: TAYLOR Agnes Cath Born: 1837-11-25 Bap: 1838-02-25 CM TAYLOR Agnes Cath Died: 1840-06-07 d/Joseph Wm & Mary Ann Note: difference between this baptismal date and the one from D. Jeans. ------ | Taylor, Agnes Catherine (I181)
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| 811 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of baptism: TAYLOR Ann Baptised: 1830-06-28 Carbonear methodist parents: Joseph & Mary ------------ | Taylor, Ann (I176)
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| 812 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of birth of son to William Taylor and Catherine Pike TAYLOR Edward B 1803 William & Cath Pike Will of Catherine TAYLOR, 1848 Vol 1 pages 555-556 In the name of God Amen I Catherine TATLOR of Carbonear Island of Newfoundland being of sound mind & memory do make this my last will & testament & desire it may be received as such. Item I give & bequeath to my son Joseph TAYLOR & grandson Herbert TAYLOR son of Joseph TAYLOR the one half of my dwelling house & to my son the other half Francis TAYLOR in trust for his son Eugene. Also one sofa, one bedstead, one chest of drawers, two tables, one Bible, with all other loose articles of glassware, earthenware, & cooking utensils as now remaining in the house to be equally divided between the above mentioned parties, to remain in the house, that house not to be rented or sold by either party out of the family. Also one third of the kitchen garden, all that garden commonly called the wall garden, also the land in front of the house, in a line with the present fences to the sea, to be divided into two equal parts, the south part to my son Joseph & grandson Herbert TAYLOR, the north part to my son Francis in trust for his son Eugene. I give to my son Edward TAYLOR that part of the water side premises to the eastward of his land in a line with the boundary of his front meadow on these conditions; should the brothers mutually agree to build a store house where the old store house formerly stood, that part of the land is to be used for that purpose but for no other with the use of the road leading to it. To my son John TAYLOR I give my barking kettle also my pew in the established church. To my son Francis I give my pew in the Wesleyan Chapel. To my daughter Julia CHANCEY I give my looking glass & what money I may possess at my death deducting the cost of a head stone. To my grand daughter Mary TAYLOR daughter of John TAYLOR I give my bed, one looking glass, mahogany table, & my plain gold ring. To my daughter in law Mary TAYLOR, wife of John TAYLOR my five chairs. To my grandson John S---- TAYLOR son of Joseph TAYLOR I give my large mahogany table. To Lavinia TAYLOR daughter of my son Edward TAYLOR I give my bedstead & curtains. My son William TAYLOR is at his own cost to have all my funeral expenses. I constitute & appoint Nicholas NICHOLE & John BEMISTER executors to this my last will & testament, signed in Carbonear this eight day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & forty eight. Catherine TAYLOR Headstone on stonepics: NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, Catharine (1848) - 5 photos BIrth place: Clown's Cove, Nfld. (Source: D. Hogge) | Pike, Catherine (I78)
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| 813 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Record of births: TAYLOR Caroline Born: 1845-10-23 CM | Taylor, Frederick Richard (I62)
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| 814 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of births: TAYLOR Ann Moors Born: 1853-05-31 Baptised: 1853-12-09 CM Parents: Joseph & Eliz | Taylor, Ann Moors (I127)
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| 815 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of death: TAYLOR Ann | Moors, Anne (I55)
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| 816 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Register of deaths: TAYLOR Archibald Died: 1896-03-10 CM husband of Laura Headstone of Archibald and his wife Laura is available on Stone pics. NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, Archibald (1896) & Laura - 2 photos D. Hogge has his birthdate as 1851. | Taylor, Archibald (I117)
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| 817 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Cath Tryphenia | Taylor, Catherine Tryphenia (I185)
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| 818 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Edward Heighington Born 1838-08-07 Bap. 1839-01-29 CM parents: Edward & Maria Carbonear | Taylor, Edward Heighington (I195)
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| 819 | From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Eliz Died: 1880-01-30 CM wife of Capt Francis aged 75y Alternate birth date from D. Hogge: ca. 1801. Alternate marriage date from D. Hogge: ca. 1830 | Pike, Elizabeth (I207)
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| 820 | from: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00001.htm Livenia STRONG---------------+ b. 27 Dec 1857 | bap. 18 Jun 1857 | age 5 months 3 weeks Baptism date must be 1858, if age in months and weeks is correct. | Strong, Livenia (I607)
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| 821 | From: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00890.htm The birthdate listed for Mary (ABT May 1785) is suspect. She was baptized on October 11, 1786. There is another baptism record for a child listed as "IL" on April 17, 1785. | Newhook, Mary (I262)
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| 822 | From: http://home.earthlink.net/~lkstrong/s00890.htm | Higdon, William (I263)
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| 823 | From: http://ngb.chebucto.org/MList/ngb_info/200308/789.html NL Captains born abt. 1775-1785: 1820-050...Capt. Richard Ash.... | Ash, Richard (Capt) (I38)
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| 824 | From: http://ngb.chebucto.org/Parish/ang-mar-1852-1856-tb.shtml St. Paul's Anglican Church TRINITY BAY MARRIAGES December 1852-November 1856 Trinity District 1852 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 Davies Cross, George Field, Isabel? Pittman, ??? ???. | Family: William Henry (Capt.) Cross / Catherine Martha Field (F12)
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| 825 | From: http://www.genweb.ca/nfdata/065/parish/3/hg_mar_1831.htm Harbour Grace - Anglican Marriage Records, 1831 - 1839: 4 Jan 1832 Francis Taylor bachelor of Carbonear Elizabeth Pike spinster of Carbonear Witnesses: Robert Pack, William H'n Taylor, both of Carbonear | Family: Francis Taylor / Elizabeth Pike (F33)
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| 826 | From: http://www.geocities.com/regina_craig/dat3.html Children with Elizabeth Green: Newhook, Charity Newhook, John Newhook, William Newhook, Elizabeth Newhook, Charles Newhook, Mary Birth : 1822 Newfoundland Newhook, Catherine Children with Susannah Smith: Newhook, Emma Newhook, Charles Newhook, Amelia Newhook, Charlotte Newhook, George Newhook, James Birth : ABT 1838 Death : 5 DEC 1888 Newhook, Elizabeth Newhook, Eliza | Newhook, James (I268)
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| 827 | From: McAlpin's 1913 Directory of St. John's: Radford Archibald emp Nfld B & Shoe Co Ltd h 34 Water W Radford Mrs Archibald confectionery 34 1/2 Water W, h 34 do | Field, Jane (I23)
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| 828 | From: McAlpine's 1913 City Directory of St. John's. Source: http://ngb.chebucto.org/M1913/13-st-johns-f-sjc.shtml Field, Gordon, emp Standard Mfg Co Ltd, h King's Bridge Rd Stonepics: NF058 : STJ36 FIELD, Gordon (1970) & Cyril & S Brown & Florence - 1 photo Since Gordon was buried with his sister and her husband, it is likelly he never married. | Field, Gordon (I39)
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| 829 | From: McAlpine's 1913 St. John's directory: Radford John H salesman Singer Sewing Machine Co h Thorburn Rd | Radford, John Henry (I25)
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| 830 | From: Perth Courier, Sept 12, 1873. Rev. J.A. Cowler at brides fathers res. on 4th inst. Mr. Thomas Gibbons to Miss Jane Susannah Ferrier. From: Brockville Recorder & Times Issue March 27, top right, Page 1 Died; Mar 26, 1948 Mrs. Jane Gibbins passed away on Friday. Native of Perth was very active despite the advanced age of 91. Mrs Jane Susan Gibbins in her 92nd year passed away very suddenly Friday Morning at 17 John St, the home of Miss Anna Irvine, where she had resided. She was born at Perth July 7, 1856, the daughter of John Ferrier of Kenteleen, Scotland and his wife the former Sussanah Lawson of Glasgow Scotland. She was married in Perth to the late Thomas Gibbins who predeceased her on April 20, 1937. A resident of Brockville for about 77 years, who was very active despite her advanced years and up and about all winter long being down town Thursday. She was in the process of dressing when taken by a heart seizure Friday morning. She was the oldest and one of the original members of St. Pauls Anglican church and was very active in all organizations of the church up until the last. She was very well know in Brockville and was highly respected by a wide circle of friends. The last of her family, she leaves to mourn her loss one daughter, Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Ottawa, 12 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The remains will rest at the G. W. Paul funeral parlour until Monday afternoon when the service will be conducted in St. Pauls church at 2o'clock. Internment will be made in Oakland cemetery | Gibbins, Florence Harriet (I653)
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| 831 | Full name from Ed Barbour. Spouse was Gwendolyn Unknown. From a letter written by Minnie Barbour to her nephew, Reginald, in Feb 20, 1941: "I suppose you know that Tom is married. He was married 5th October, to a Canadian. I had a letter from his wife today. They are at Farnham PQ." We visited them as a family sometime in the 1960's and I was gobsmacked that he was a minister and smoked and drank alcohol. I asked my father about this and he said that some ministers chose to do that. End of story. | Barbour, Rev. Thomas Rowsell (I3239)
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| 832 | Full name from Ed Barbour. | Barbour, Sophie Celeste (I3240)
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| 833 | Full name John Pike obtained at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm Baptism and death records: TAYLOR John Pike Christened 1791 HrGraceAngl. Parents: William & Cath Pike TAYLOR John Pike Died 1853-07-10 Carb.Meth. son of William & Cath Pike | Taylor, John Pike (I95)
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| 834 | General Protestant Cemetery, Waterfordbridge Rd, St John's, NL Headstones 124 TAYLOR Olivia, d Feb 25,1914 - 65 yrs From Daily News, Published Dec 31, 1914, Year of Events, Necrology - City and Vicinity: Feb. 25 Mrs. Olivia TAYLOR, 65. From Evening Telegram, 26 Feb 1914, page 4: DIED. Yesterday, the 25th inst., Olivia, relict of the late Charles Taylor, aged 65 years. Funeral on Friday, at 2:30 p.m., from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. E. Field, 123 Barnes Road. | Pike, Olivia (I45)
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| 835 | Generally lived as a loner. According to Isabel Elliott, he owned property in Mexico and it was rumoured also had a woman there. However, some problems arose and he was unable to get into the U.S. to get to Mexico so was forced to stay in Canada. He lived in a house with his sisters Mary Margaret, Mary Ann and Jessie until their deaths and then alone until he died when fire consumed the home. Alternate name was Archibald F. | McDermid, Archie Kinnely (I174)
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| 836 | George Crocker Forward 28 Carbonear Fisherman bachelor C of E Ida Lilian Pike 27 Carbonear spinster Meth 26 May 1910 at house of Mr Walter Tucker, Carbonear W Tucker, Lily Tucker, H Allan Cameron | Family: George Crocker Forward / Ida Lilian Pike (F500)
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| 837 | George Forward immigrated to Carbonear from Dorset, England, sometime between 1807 and 1815 when his marriage to Susannah Taylor is recorded at the Anglican Church. The couple had three children, Mark, Henry and Ambrose. Forward operated a successful business until his death on March 2, 1857 at the age of 71. He accumulated considerable wealth and property, and enjoyed an active life in the community. From 1849 onwards, he was Justice of the Peace for the district. On his death, his estate was divided among his three sons. Ambrose was the son chosen to manage the firm, but its success did not continue and the business was sold in the 1860s to William Penney. Sources: Registry of Newfoundland Vessels, Maritime History Archive; Forward Family fonds Will of George Forward from Newfoundland will books volume 2 pages 235-236 probate year 1857 In re George Forward deceased. Carbonear 10th July 1848. In the name of God Amen. I George Forward being about to leave this county for England & knowing the uncertainty of life do hereby make & ordain my last will & testament bequeathing to my three sons Henry, Mark & Ambrose all my vessels, together with all my landed property, houses, stores, shop & store goods, horses (household furniture) & every moveable property after my lawful debts are paid share & share alike & should my wife Susannah survive me she is to be comfortable provided during her natural life providing she remains a widow I should also wish that my sons do not forget their aged aunts in England & that they send them a few pounds whenever they can afford to do so, I wish also that my wife do live in the house with Ambrose as she now enjoys and to be sole mistress during her life. George Forward. Witness, Wm. Horwood, C. Forward. | Forward, Ambrose Hazel (Capt) (I228)
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| 838 | George is not listed in his father's 1840 will. From Beverly Warford: is possible George was already deceased. From my notes: The 1826 Poole records record the death of George Rowsell age 24 of Parkstone, Devon. (Keith Matthew's name files). | Rowsell, George (I472)
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| 839 | George White gives her formal name as Joanna Reid (Parsons) Rowsell. | Rowsell, Joanna Annie (I2653)
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| 840 | George White's grandfather. | White, William (I2989)
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| 841 | George's obituary noted his widowed mother. Alt death date is circa 1874. TWILL SUN Mar 15 1884: DIED on Thurs last, GEORGE ANSTEY, in his 28th year, funeral Sunday, sympathy to widowed mother, note of brothers (plural) mentioned. Note: Since Mar 15, 1884 was a Saturday, he died on Thursday, Mar 13, 1884. The mention of his "widowed mother" does not jive with my info. His father appeared to live a long life, dying only in 1923. | Anstey, George (I1322)
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| 842 | Gert Crosbie Newspaper Extracts Jan 24,1856 "Newfoundlander" CROSS Capt W H of Brig "Dart" married Catherine FIELD daughter of Capt George S FIELD of Brig "Dorothy" married by Rev Crouch (Curate) at St Pauls Trinity on 3rd St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL Jan 3,1856 William Henry CROSS m Catherine Martha FIELD Trinity (Bach, Trinity) (Spin, Trinity) Wit: William Davies CROSS & George FIELD | Field, Catherine Martha (I28)
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| 843 | Gert Crosbie Newspaper Extracts Jan 26,1864 "Gazette", "Courier" & "Telegraph" ASH Francis son of Capt Richard ASH marries Mary Sybella FIELD youngest daughter of Capt George S FIELD marries at Trinity on 5th at St Pauls by Rev B Smith St Pauls Church of England, Trinity, NL Jan 5,1864 Francis ASH m Mary Sibella FIELD Trinity (Bach, Trinity) (Spin, New Bonaventure) Wit: William D CROSS & Joseph ASH | Family: John Pinhorn Francis Ash / Mary Sibella Field (F16)
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| 844 | Gilbert ANSTEY, nephew, 10, lived with the family at Summerford in 1935. | Pelley, Wilfred Bennett (I2026)
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| 845 | Given the date of death of Catherine and the date of birth of Catherine Tryphena, it is likely that Catherine (mother) died in childbirth. Birth place from D. Hogge. | Catherine (I184)
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| 846 | Given the name of her son is William Marshall, it is highly probable that Martha's maiden name was Marshall. It is also likely that her husband's name was William Field. Will of Martha Field: From: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cannf/as_wills_mafi.htm In re Martha Field deceased. I Martha Field of St. John's Newfoundland being at present weak in body of but of sound mind and memory doth on this second day of February A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight make this my last will and testament I give and bequeath to my son William Marshall Field the family Bible, writing desk and my late husband's portrait- The portrait to be held in possession by George S. Field my late husband's father until my son becomes of age- I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Elizabeth Field my "work box" and to my daughter Jessie Ann Louisa Field my ring- All other property I may be possessed of at the time of my decease, comprising goods in the shop furniture or any and everything not herein before bequeathed are to be sold and the proceeds thereof to be used and applied towards the support and maintenance of my said children William M. Field and Sarah E. Field and I do appoint Jacob Morris as the Guardian of my children William M. Field and Sarah Elizth Field and I do also appoint the said Jacob Morris my able executor- I desire and do appoint Mrs. Catherine Cross to have charge of my house and make all arrangements for my burial and immediately after my interment to deliver and give up to Jacob Morris my executor all the goods furniture and everything that I may be possessed of- Martha Field- Signed and declared in presence of us as witnesses Geo. W. Mews, Charles Field. Certified Correct, D.M. Browning Registrar | Martha (I1701)
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| 847 | Gordon has changed the spelling of his name to "HANNEM" | Hannam, Gordon George (I2769)
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| 848 | Gower St Methodist Church, St John's, NL Sep 18,1939 William Albert DAWE m Olive Florence FIELD Gower St United Church (30 yrs, Bach, accountant, C/E, Buchans) (31 yrs, Spin, school teacher, U/C, Buchans) Wit: Lorna D FIELD & (H A) DAWE [Partial newspaper clipping from Olive Dawe's bible] Field-Dawe The marriage of Olive Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Field, with William Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam A. Dawe of Port de Grave, was solemnized on Monday, Sept. 18th, at 7:30 p.m. in Gower St. United Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John E. Bell, B.A. The bride, who was given in marriage by Mr. Frank Penney, cousin of the bride, wore a gown of white satin with a closely-fitted lace jacket and matching veil with a coronet of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of peach gladioli and fern. The bridesmaids, Misses Lorna and Ruby Field, siasters of the bride, were attired in gowns of maize and peach organza with headdresses to match. They carried bouquets of purple, mauve and rose asters interspersed with fern. The groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Harold Dawe and the ushers were Mr. Carlysle Isner and Mr. Arthur Collingwood. Mrs. Field, mother of the bride, was attired in light blue crepe with navy accessories and wore a corsage of pink carnations. During the signing of the register, Miss Stella Yetman sang "Through the years". Miss Elsie Tait, Mus. Bac., the church organist, presided at the organ. Following the ceremony.... | Family: William Albert Dawe / Olive Florence Field (F3)
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| 849 | Gower St Methodist Church, St John's, NL | Field, Ruby Belinda (I11)
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| 850 | Granddaughter: Debra Diana (shannon) Tufegdzich. | Roberts, Hettie (I1083)
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