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Matches 901 to 950 of 1,924

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901	Henry had a sister, Susie, who lived with him at time of 1921 Census. Also his nephews, Archibald Parsons (b.Apr1890) and George Parsons (b.Dec 1905) , lived with him in 1921. An adopted son, John Peddle, (b. May 1885) lived with Henry in 1921 John Peddle was widowed at time of Census. ROWSELL; Henry; RI; Hd; Nov 1866; RI; CE; Fish ROWSELL; Susie; RI; Sis; Mar 1877; Seal Bay; CE;; Sis to Henry Rowsell, RI PARSONS; Archibald; RI; Nephew; Apr 1900; RI; CE; Fish; Nephew to Henry Rowsell, RI PARSONS; George; RI; Nephew; Dec 1905; New Bay; CE; Fish; Nephew to Henry Rowsell, RI PEDDLE; John; RI; Ad Son; May 1885; Little Bay; CE; Fish; Ad Son of Henry Rowsell, RI; Wid; From the Sept. 11, 1911 issue of the Twillingate Sun - Henry Rowsell was master of the 44 ton Rosalie...insured for $495.00 under the Notre Dame Mutual Insurance Club. In 1921, Henry was a Methodist and a fisherman living on Rowsell's Island. Never married. From the diary of Arthur William Rowsell, Leading Tickles - Sep 19 1907: "Wind NE. An awful heavy gale but decreasing to a fair breeze at night. A terrible sea running. The "Rescue" broke from her moorings last night - at 12.30 drifting over on Wards Island, breaking to pieces. A most fearful thing. Henry losing all of his schooner belongings. Trap & lots of other things. The "Portia" came from Pilley's Island but must have had a rough time." Henry Rowsell, just back from the Labrador with his whole summer's fish plus all his belongings still onboard, looses everything! The following is Rev. Robert Smith's notes for that day: Sept. 19, 1907, Thursday: Woke up this morning to find Henry Rowsell ' s schooner a total wreck, drifted away towards Island, no help, sea mountains high, such a storm not known for years. Wind dropping and at night sea going back a little, went to visit the homes at night. Portia came along, an awfully rough time, anchored for all night in the tickle.	Rowsell, Henry (I504)
902	Henry was from Three Arms. Henry and Charlotte lived at Three Arms. Lovell's 1871 Directory for Joe Batt's Arm lists a Henry Wells, fisherman. Lovell's 1871 Directory for Exploits Brunt Island lists Henry Wells, fisherman. His headstone is on Three Arms island.	Wells, Henry Wallace (I338)
903	Her birth year of abt1832 is taken from her marriage record to Evans Cameron. However, 1851 Census shows her as age 11, which would put her birthdate at abt 1840.	Hyde, Elizabeth (I568)
904	Her birthdate is confirmed to be Dec 3, 1906 via the diary of Arthur William Rowsell who noted her 1st birthday on December 3 1907. Mary Jane and James Pelley had 10 pregnancies 9 children. The oldest child was Walter. Walter's boy Keith is the one who works with the Argonauts. - Source: Erica ? There is doubt about the death date. No reliable source. From Facebook group (Rowsells of Newfoundland), posted by Margie Pelley: "My mother, Mamie Pelley, née Rowsell daughter of Israel and Frances aka Fanny Rowsell, had 9 children, 31 grandchildren and do not know how many from there, but sure there are many. Myself, one of the 9 have 3 daughters, 9 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren." From 1945 Corner Brook census: Mountbatten Road«tab» PELLEY«tab»James«tab»Head«tab»M«tab»M«tab»38 Bonavista N. PELLEY«tab»Mary Jane Wife«tab»F«tab»M«tab»39 Green Bay PELLEY«tab»Walter T.«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»15 Humber PELLEY«tab»Ernestine M.Dau«tab»F«tab»S«tab»13 Humber PELLEY«tab»James L.«tab»Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»12 Humber PELLEY«tab»Annie P.«tab»Dau«tab»F«tab»S«tab»9 Humber PELLEY«tab»Derrick M. Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»7 Humber PELLEY«tab»Sylvia B.«tab»Dau«tab»F«tab»S«tab»6 Humber PELLEY«tab»Mary M.R.Dau«tab»F«tab»S«tab»5 Humber PELLEY«tab»Adolphsus Son«tab»M«tab»S«tab»3 Humber	Rowsell, Mary Jane (Mamie) (I399)
905	Her brother was Hon. John G. Bemister (1815-1892), eldest son of William Willis Bemister and Ann (Howell) Bemister, was born at Carbonear on 23 April 1815. He married Jane Taylor at Carbonear on 3 January 1839, and had six children. John was the brother of Capt. Willis Bemister, William Bemister, Mary (Bemister) Forward and Sarah Jane (Bemister) Pike. He was also an uncle of Ernest Edward Forward and great-uncle of Kathleen (Forward) Rorke. John died at Harbour Grace on 19 December 1892.	Bemister, Mary (I1766)
906	Her death date (Circa 1893) shows she died at age 5. However a husband (George Woodbury) was found for her, so either the date of death is wrong, or the husband married another person name Winnie Roberts. Since there is a child, I suspect she did indeed marry George. And her date of death (Circa 1893) is incorrect.	Roberts, Winnie (I650)
907	Her family was living at Winchester Township, Conc. 2, Lot 10, Dundas Co., Ontario, Canada at the time of her birth.	Barkley, Helen Mabel (I389)
908	Her father died in 1887. She was 52 at the time of the 1921 Census.	Reddick, Mary (I181)
909	Her father is said to be John TAYLOR, a Loyalist from New York. She had a sister Eliza who married John Ramsay.	Taylor, Catherine (I146)
910	Her first name, according to notes from Ethel Dessert, was Della.	Robinson, Bella (I486)
911	Her full name is given on the death certificate of her son Thomas.	Baille, Harriet (I649)
912	Her headstone seems to be on Stonepics: NF121 : CBN11 TAYLOR, Patience (1852) - 8 photos Alternate date of death: 1 Oct 1852 (Source: D. Hogge) Children of Patience and William Heightington according to D. Hogge were: Mary Taylor b.20_May_1810 m.5_Feb_1833 to Parsons A. Charlotte Laura Taylor b.ca.1814 m.12_Oct_1834 to Abraham A. Pierce Samuel Taylor b.ca.1815 m. Mahala Parsons, had children, Susanna (1835-1862) and Janet (1840-16 Oct 1874) Jane Taylor Thomas Chancey Taylor d.28_Feb_1889, Montreal, QC, CAN William Taylor Louisa Taylor Susanna Taylor	Pike, Patience (I198)
913	Her headstone [which is partially destroyed) reads: "... Grace beloved wife of [Thom]as Rowsell [who dep]arted this life [month unreadable] 30 1875." Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Cemetery (old cemetery in town). The headstone was lying flat and was partially destroyed.	Grace (I2601)
914	Her maiden name may have been Borne or Brome, according to the register of Protestant Marriages in the district of Bedford, Quebec 1804-1879. Was living in Granby with William and Sarah when she died.	Byrne, Mary (I436)
915	Her name according to notes from Ethel Dessert was Elizabeth Latimere	Galbraith, Elizabeth (I485)
916	Her name has been seen as Elizabeth Ash Jestican seems to indicate that her parents were never married and that she was raised by her mother. Children of the marriage to James Bugden: 1. William James BUGDEN b: 1845 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 2. John BUGDEN b: 5 DEC 1847 in Trinity, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 3. Mary BUGDEN b: 3 FEB 1849 in Trinity, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 4. Arthur BUGDEN b: 8 MAY 1852 5. Jesse BUGDEN b: 29 OCT 1854 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 6. James BUGDEN b: 26 MAR 1857 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 7. Heber BUGDEN b: 18 AUG 1859 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 8. Elizabeth Sarah BUGDEN b: 3 APR 1863 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 9. Benjamin BUGDEN b: 7 JUN 1865 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada 10. Walter BUGDEN b: 2 FEB 1868 in Petley (Upper Lance Cove), Random Island, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, Canada Source: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=imanurse&id=I12265	Ash-Jestican, Elizabeth (I1733)
917	Her name was Sarah Taylor when she married Henry Adam Langdon. Had obviously been married before.	White, Sarah (I345)
918	Her name was with George on the memorial card at the time of the death of Donald T. Elliott.	Iva (I487)
919	Her nieces, Mary Anstey (bc May 1897 Twillingate) and Ethel Anstey (bc June 1904 Twillingate), were living with her in 1921 at Burnt Island).	Anstey, Louisa D. (I2507)
920	Her parents were A. Alcock and Julia ? Age at death (2): 32 years. Buried by Thomas Silk at Leading Tickles, Nf	Alcock, Melina (I2579)
921	Her parents were Christian Fader ( b. ABT 1806) and Marie Gorman (b. ABT 1810). Married 1 May 1832	Fader, Marie (I602)
922	Her parents were Richard Cains (b. ABT 1864 d. 30 Jun 1953) and Margaret Elizabeth Charters ( b. ABT 1871 d. 18 Jan 1913) married 4 Nov 1896 at Victoria, B.C.They both died at Victoria, BC. and are buried at Knox Presbyterian, Sooke, Vancouver Island, BC. Maggie Charters (age 11), her parents and seven siblings (including a younger sister named Jesse), are listed in the 1881 Census for District #191D, Vancouver South, Sooke Lake and Highlands at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5964/census/sooke/atol.htm.	Cains, Jessie Elizabeth (I678)
923	Her parents, Charles and Martha (Knight) Langdown of Jackson's Cove, gave Sarah and William a strip of land on each side of their estate. Sarah and William built a house and moved there about 1892. Barbara Pederson reported: "Sarah Ann Strong age 49 years 1 month 7 days died November 21, 1910 buried November 22, 1910 Little Bay", which would have made her birth date October 14, 1861. Amalie Lewis Tuffin reported the same, except for "age 49 years 11 months 7 days", which would have made her birth date about December 14, 1860.	Langdown, Sarah Ann (I349)
924	Her sister Mabel Louise was originally engaged to William Adolphus Rowsell. The engagement must have been broken off because he later married Florence.	Bartlett, Florence (I505)
925	Her surname (Ash-King) indicates that her parents were not married and that she took her mother's surname.	Ash-King, Catherine (I1736)
926	Herbert & Annie Peddle raised Lewis Rowsell, son of Minnie Fudge and Gilbert Rowsell. Lewis adopted the Peddle surname.	Peddle, Herbert Douglas (I2889)
927	His birthday of June 21 1888 is suspect because his father was born in 1886, and his mother in 1900. Removing date from record.	Anstey, Malcolm (I2233)
928	His daughter was Raphael Joseph's first girlfriend. She was from Seaton's.	George, Albert (I101)
929	His death notice did not name him as son of George. Alternate sources place date of death at Oct 21 1891 TWILL SUN Dec 12 1891 gives: DIED Oct 31 1891 LBI, Thomas ANSTEY, age 20 yrs, 2 months	Anstey, Thomas (I828)
930	His DOB is from Elaine Knaus; not in church records.	Roberts, Edwin Fry (I602)
931	His father was Fayette Tinkham, his mother was Clarissa J. Source: record of marriage of Edward and Marion His name is given as Edwin F. Tinkham on the death certificate of his wife Marian in 1918. His name is given as Edwin L. Tinkham on the marriage certificate between himself and Marian. Edward was a lawyer at time of his marriage. He was a surveyor at time of his death. He had been married before. He was buried with his first wife in Grafton.	Tinkham, Edward F. (I43)
932	His headstone reads: "In Loving memory of Nathaniel Chippett son of Noah and Tabatha Chippett born Jan 17th 1875, died Dec 22 1955 aged 80 years. Erected by his son Oswald Chippett." Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Old Methodist cemetery. In 1921, Methodist fisherman residing at Leading Tickles West	Chippett, Nathaniel (I3250)
933	His name and birthplace were written on the desth certificate of his son, Thomas.	Gibbins, William (I648)
934	His name given as Edward in the marriage record. (Amalie Tuffin)	Family: George (Ned) Pike / Fanny Tuffin (F281)
935	His name is written as Janes in some sources.	Gibbins, James Robert (I645)
936	His name was spelled "Javis" in his grandfather's, Francis Pike's, will.	Pike, Jabez (I1038)
937	His parents were Edward Dower (1822-1896) and Ellen Norris Casey (1831-1883). His grandparents were James Herbert Dower (1773-1850) and Catherine Cashman (1797-1826).	Dower, James Edward (I644)
938	His second name came from the marriage record and wife's death record found on: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/7TAY.htm TAYLOR Sophia M 1885-02-24 CarbMeth to John Charles Winsor TAYLOR Sophia Died 1912-06-10 FAM W/John Charles Winsor Carbonear ----------------- The following information should be considered suspect, because was taken from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/Clara.html. Son of George. Born 1 Nov 1860 at Carbonear. He married Emily Soper widow on 21 Dec 1921 at Carbonear, NF. He died circa 1934. He was buried circa 1934 at Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett, Middlesex, MA, USA. Children of John Charles2 Winsor and Sophia Taylor (see #3) all born at Carbonear, NF, CAN, were as follows: i. Edward Taylor1 Winsor; born 22 Oct 1885; baptized 1 Jan 1886; married Mary Louise Rowe, daughter of Benjamin Rowe and Naomi King, 20 Jul 1912 at Carbonear, NF, CAN; died 1936 at Everett, Middlesex, MA, USA; buried at Everett, Middlesex, MA, USA. ii. Clara Belle Winsor. iii. Annie Winsor; born 29 Aug 1888; baptized 22 Nov 1888; married Walter Mills, son of Nathaniel Mills and Anne (--?--), 19 May 1914; died 15 Jan 1959 at St John's, NF, CAN, at age 70. iv. George Abel Winsor; born 13 Jul 1891; married Maud Burden, daughter of Willis Burden and Miriam (--?--), 24 Aug 1917 at Carbonear, NF, CAN; died 1946 at Old Orchard Bch, York, ME, USA; buried 1946. He Was a sea Captain and a Salvation Army Officer. His last sea command was running a "quiet ship", a four-masted schooner, through the German submarine blockade off Florida coast, carrying lumber from Maine to Texas and returning with sulpher for the paper mills at Bucksport, Maine. v. Katie Taylor Winsor; born 10 Mar 1893; baptized 11 Jun 1893; married Arthur Edward Pike, son of Simeon Robert Pike and Margaret Emma Lebouef, 18 Sep 1918; died 10 Jul 1961 at Gander, NF, CAN, at age 68. vi. Julia Winsor; born 27 Apr 1895; baptized 12 Jul 1896; died 1902 at Carbonear, NF, CAN. She died as a result of scarlet fever within the family, which resulted in her mother's death in 1912 adn left the rest of the family with severe heart damage causing most of them to die premature deaths. vii. Mark James Winsor; born 1896; married Wilhelmina French, daughter of William French (Bouget) and Mary Bennett, 24 Dec 1922 at Lynn, Essex, MA, USA; died Jun 1976 at Dallas, Dallas, TX, USA. ------------------------------	Winsor, John Charles (I152)
939	Horatio had a brother, Nelson, who married a Dorothy, b. 1811.	Bell, Horatio (I437)
940	http://www.genweb.ca/nfdata/main_060_1.htm#1800: Elizabeth is listed in the 1800-01 census of Trinity Bay in the town of Trinity as the head of the household. She is listed as single, 0 men, 4 children (3 boys and 1 girl). Michael Cooper reported "I got the information [Wilcox surname] from the marriage record of their daughter Mary. She was the one baptised in 1786 and married to William Higden in 1806. The marriage record stated "Bride's Mother Nee Elizabeth Wilcox"."	Wilcox, Elizabeth (I244)
941	I always knew her as Sally Taylor. Do not know if her real name was Sarah.	Martin, Sarah (I889)
942	I contacted his daughter, Kathi Rowsell Austin, on Facebook in July 2020 but never got any response.	Rowsell, Terrence (I3023)
943	I have another Louisa Taylor, same birth and death dates, daughter of Joseph Chancey Taylor and Naomi Joyce. Both came from sane source, D. Hogge.	Taylor, Louisa (I1233)
944	I have another Thomas Pike, born same date, to William Pike [son of Edward (son of Samuel) and Mary Taylor] and Mary Unknown. Both were from same source: D. Hogge.	Pike, Thomas (I1190)
945	I ogirinally had his name as Wesley. D. Hogge had John Wesley.	Pike, John Wesley (I828)
946	I originally had Elvina's last name as Wilkins since this is what was in the marriage record, among other things). However, Flo Maguire says that Elvinia's last name was Wilton, not Wilkins. See her sources below: In my papers I have Elvina Wilton as the tenth child of Solomon Wilton and Rachel Parsons.This is from three sources."From Whence We Came Ancestrally and Religiously" by Amy Nicolle.This is a small book as to how the Anglican Church began in the communities of Bonne Bay.This book list the families of Bonne Bay.Woody Point was part of Bonne Bay. My second reference is from the book of Roy Osmond "Families of the South Arm of Bonne Bay 1800's-1930's". My third source is Alexander W. Payne.He lives in Nova Scotia but his family originates from Bonne Bay.He originally sent me the info I have been using for Solomon and Rachel Wilton. I am a Wilton,my father was Joseph Roy Wilton.His parents were John Thomas Wilton and Elizabeth Bobbitt.John Thomas was the son of Solomon Wilton and Rachel Parsons. Alexander Payne is careful researcher from this area and the coordinator of Northern Penisula site. I think you will find his work on the Chebucto and the old site that Sue is now heading.	Wilton, Elvina (Alphena) (I160)
947	Ida: Age 38 years at 1921 Census	Pike, Ida Lilian (I1718)
948	If birthdate is correct, she was over 50 when Amelia was born.	Janes, Jane (I1432)
949	If birthdate is correct, she was over 50 when child was born	Pike, Mary (I1007)
950	If he was known as Ed, then he is buried in Grafton with 1st wife. Lived in Winnipeg. Had 2 daughters who married 2 brothers by name of Ford.	Hyde, Frederick Thomas (I46)