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951	In 1901 census, Mabel was a lodger in H, Dundas, Ontario, in the home of John Annabel, his wife Sarah, and their daughter Pearl, age 3. At time of 1881 census, she was 5 years old, living with her parents and siblings in Kemptville, Leeds & Grenville North, Ontario: Robert Hagan age 36 Ellen Hagan, sge 32 Anna age 11 years Daniel age 9 years William age 8 years Birtha age 3 years idella age 6 months	Hagan, Mabel (I179)
952	In 1921 Census, was living with his brother George and George's wife, Martha, on Rowsells Island. Census gives his birthdate as 1899. Headstone shows:"In Memory of Herbert J. Rowsell, beloved husband of Elizabeth Rowsell, died May 30th, 1963, age 65 years... erected by his wife, sons and daughters." - Viewed Summer 2004 at Leading Tickles Cemetery.	Rowsell, Herbert John (I2656)
953	In 1921 was living with his nephew Frederick Guy.	Rowsell, Jesse (I2852)
954	In 1921, Arch was a widowed fisherman living in Leading Tickles West ROWSELL; Archibald; LTW; Hd; Nov 1862; Rowsells Is; CE; Fish;; Wid; ROWSELL; Gilbert; LTW; Son; Jun 1889; LTW; CE; Fish; Son of Archibald Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Herbert; LTW; Son; Apr 1894; LTW; CE; Fish; Son of Archibald Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Frederick Jr; LTW; Son; Jul 1904; LTW; CE; Fish; Son of Archibald Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Isabella; LTW; Dau; Mar 1888; Seal Bay; CE;; Dau of Archibald Rowsell, LTW ROWSELL; Edith; LTW; Dau; Apr 1897; Lucks Hr; CE;; Dau of Archibald Rowsell, LTW	Rowsell, Archibald (I2693)
955	In 1921, Archibald and his brother, George, were living with his Uncle Henry Rowsell on Rowsell's Island.	Parsons, Archibald Douglas (I2875)
956	In 1921, John was a fisherman living on Rowsell's Island with his adopted parent, Henry Rowsell. ii. ANNIE PEDDLE, b. February 18, 1939, Leading Tickles, Nf. iii. JULIE PEDDLE, b. March 10, 1951. iv. EUGENE PEDDLE, b. February 14, 1955.	Peddle, John (I2967)
957	In 1921, John was a member of the Methodist church, worked as a lumberman in Point Leamington. He had been granted land in the community on November 20, 1912.	Baggs, John (I2835)
958	In 1921, lived in Port Anson.	Jones, Matilda (I530)
959	In 1921, lived with her brother, James, and his wife Emiline.	Tuffin, Martha (I2585)
960	In 1921, Mary was a widow living with her son George. Age at death (2): 74 yrs 3 mos.	Parsons, Mary (I2604)
961	In 1921, resided Lilttle Hr with his brother John.	Pardy, Stephen (I1136)
962	In 1921, resided with father and stepmother. Apparently single.	Jones, Oliver Wilkins (I537)
963	In 1921, single fisherman. In 1942 a blacksmith at LBI with family of 9.	Locke, Joseph (I984)
964	In 1921, was living with her parents in Carbonear. In 1935, was still living with her parents in Carbonear. She was then 23. Her name was listed as Georgia. in 1945, at age 34, was still living with her parents in Carbonear. Name again listed as Georgiana. Died at Interfaith Citizens Home. http://www.canadaobituaries.com/source/Deaths/Newfoundland/Archives/2001/ArcApr01.htm - lists her death as April 10, 2001, but does not give a place. Name is given here as Georgiana.	Forward, Georgiana T. (I1721)
965	In 1929, had a son who was 12 years old.	Churchill, Samuel Augustus (I259)
966	In 1935 census, Isaac was 54 and living with his family at South West Arm, Safe Harbor, Bonavista Bay. BARBOUR Isaac Head M Married 54 UC Theresa A Wife F Married 57 UC Charles «tab» Son M Single 28 UC Wesbury Son M Single 20 UC Minnie «tab» Daughter F Single 16 UC In 1941 and 1946, Isaac lived at 80 LeMarchant Rd, St. John's. (See St. John's City telephone directory for 1946.) A letter from Ruby Field to Reg Rowsell mentions that she visited them there. Danny Roberts lists a daughter, Minnie, Born about 1903 in Newtown, died 11 Oct 1904 at Newtown. Buried 12 Oct 1904 at Newtown. Ed Barbour lists a son Chesley Lloydel, born Apr 28, 1906, died May 12, 1907. Birthday book shows an Isaac Baxter Barbour born Sep 29 1880 Some sources give birthdate as 3 Oct 1880	Barbour, Isaac Capt. (I120)
967	In 1935 James Moores Strong wrote a letter to his cousin Chester stating "Do you know anything about Uncle Samuels family. Father left Twillingate and came here a few years after your Father and Uncle Samuel left for Canada or the States". 1860 US Census for Indiana, Dearborn County, Manchester Township: M653, Film 252, P.79 * Saml Strong, age 45, born [about 1815] in Newfoundland, a Farmer * Ann Strong, age 37, born [about 1823] in Newfoundland * Thomas Strong, age 16, born [about 1844] in Newfoundland * Deborah Strong, age 14, born [about 1846] in Newfoundland * Solomon Strong, age 12, born [about 1848] in Newfoundland * Mary Strong, age 10, born [about 1850] in Newfoundland * Martha Strong, age 8, born [about 1852] in Newfoundland * Frederick Strong, age 6, born [about 1854] in Newfoundland * Isabella Strong, age 4, born [about 1856] in Indiana	Strong, Samuel (I592)
968	In 1936 Arthur's address was 93 Fox Hill Road, Nahant, MA and was employed by Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Co., 340 Washington Ave., Chelsea, MA. - Source: Gail Timmins	Timmins, Arthur Thornton (I489)
969	In Census, listed as Alma F, born Apr 1914. The birthday book lists the birthday of an Eleanor F. Anstey as July 7, 1893.	Anstey, Eleanor Frances (I1504)
970	In July 2004, Harry was the mayor of Leading Tickles. He apparently left Leading Tickles suddenly in recent years, according to Bev Warford, 2018. His obituary was found in 2023 when he was living in Musgrave Harbour, NL.	Hallett, Harry (I3032)
971	In letters from Ruby Field to her then fiance Reginald Rowsell, she mentions that her father has a brother Jack who was a captain at one time. This is probably the same person. She goes on to mention that Jack's wife was Auntie Nan who died June 22, 1941 and was buried June 24, 1941. 1921 Census - St John's East Reel 8033 pages 619-670 lists Cyril as an adopted son as well as Florence an adopted daughter. 1913 census had only Florence as adopted. FIELD, John	Field, John W. (Capt) (I20)
972	In Nfld. 1921 Census, lived in Purcells Harbour with wife Mary.	Anstey, Bennett (I2228)
973	In re: WILLIS WISEMAN. DECEASED. Last Will and Testament of Mr. Willis Wiseman. I, Willis Wiseman of Little Bay Islands, Newfoundland being of sound mind do hereby make this my last Will and Testament. I devise and bequeath my property including Dwelling house, Store, Waterside, and land to my son Adolphe Jones, and in the event of his death before coming of age, the same to go to my wife Elsie and my daughter Ruth. My wife Elsie to act as Guardian of said property until my son Adolphe shall be of age. I also devise and bequeath my two Life Insurance Policies, one in the Confederation, the other in the Imperial to my wife Elsie, as well as all other personal property not before mentioned. I hereby appoint my wife Elsie to be executrix of this my Will. In witness whereof I hereby sign this and declare it to be my last Will and Testament, on the Tenth day of March, One thousand nine hundred and Twenty Three. (Sgnd) WILLIS WISEMAN. We hereby sign in the presence of the Testator, at his request, and in the presence of each other. Sidney I Jones Cyril M. Curtis. CORRECT, William F. Lloyd Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland (Listed in the margin next to this will the following) Fiat Aug 3/23 Horwood CJ. Probate granted to Elsie Wiseman. August 4/23. Estate sworn at $2150.00	Wiseman, Willis (I3830)
974	In Royal Nfld. Regiment. Must be the son James "Lost at sea" noted by Russel Moore.	Locke, Theodore James (I983)
975	In Scott/Golden Family Tree, Ancestry.com, James J. is the son of Richard Booth and Eliza Hill. Plausible.	Booth, James J. (I151)
976	Indenture agreement between Mark Forward and Frederick J. Bemister assigning the property of Mark Forward at Main Street, Carbonear to Frederick J. Bemister, to be held in trust for his wife, Mary Forward and his children, 11 May, 1866 http://www.mun.ca/mha/Forward.htm Commanded the brig "William the 4th". Capt. Mark William Forward (1816-1887), son of George and Susanna (Taylor) Forward of Carbonear, was born at Carbonear on 6 June 1816. He married Mary Bemister, daughter of William Willis Bemister, on 6 June 1844 in Carbonear. They had 8 children together, including Ernest Edward Forward, Anne Charlotte ''Annie'' (Forward) Boone and John ''Jack'' Bemister Forward and Georgina Eliza (Forward) Samways. Mark was captain of the vessel ''William''. He died in Carbonear on 12 January 1887.	Forward, Capt. Mark William (I1763)
977	Info from findagrave.com husband of Emma Eliza Craig 1880-0000. Son of Thomas Gibbins 1851-1937 and Jane S Ferrier 1857-1948. Father of Walter Craig Gibbins 1907-	Gibbins, Walter Bruce (I168)
978	Information to date shows that Reg's wife Eugenie died in 1940 and that he married second wife, Dorothy, circa 1945. However, diary of Reginald Rowsell, minister of United Church Bell Island, shows that there was a Mrs Taylor in September 1942. Entry for Sept. 6, 1942: Tonight after church	Taylor, N. Reginald (I1096)
979	Is believed to have emigrated to Twillingate around 1767. He may be the same James ANSTEY who was noted as a nephew of Andrew MILLER of Poole on 2 April 1767 (re Andrew's will). Andrew also had connections to Newfoundland, at Bonavista. Any information would be very appreciated. Source: http://www.thedorsetpage.com/Genealogy/Names/names_a.htm#Anstey "James Anstey of Newfoundland (Twillingate, likely) noted as nephew of Andrew Miller of Bonavista and Poole. Per will of Andrew Miller Apr 2, 1767." Source: http://geocities.com/colestips/Anstey.htm Also, information about a Charles and William Anstey may or may not be applicable: "Charles and William ANSTEY sons of Charles in Poole, Dorset were in Twillingate prior to 1766, when they inherited the fishing premises of William WHITE of Wimborne Minster, Dorset." Source: "Thomas R Cole"	Anstey, James (I518)
980	Is it an accident that her name is so close to her sister's Amelia Ann? Could they be the same person?	Butcher, Annie Amelia (I1134)
981	Is this Aubrey Knee? Birthday Book gives DOB as Oct 8.	Knee, Abbie (I3042)
982	Isabella Mae was raised by Alfreda (Ward) and Thomas Simms and was known as Mae Simms.	Rowsell, Isabella May (I2955)
983	Israel was a twin of his brother, Esau. Source: Diary of RnRowsell Entry for April 24, 1941. He was visiting Israel Rowsell, son of Mark Rowsell, and this was revealed in the conversation. William A. Rowsell stated that Israel's headstone reads: "Away from Friends and Kindred All, I Calmly Await My Call When that Call Comes I hope to with Christ in Endless Felicity." "In Memory of Isreal Rowsell who departed this life 13th Aug 1863 aged 21 years. Far from friends and relations, I am left alone to wait my call. When that call comes I hope to see all my friends in endless glory." Inscription from a headstone at Dumplin Island, Labrador taken from "THEM DAYS" Vol. 23 no.4 Summer 1998. Diary of AW Rowsell, entry for Sept 28th 1915 : "We were ashore on Dumplin Island. Saw poor Uncle Israel Rowsell's grave who died here in the summer of 1863, Aug 13th. Aged 21 years." From Newfoundland Vital Statistics, Volume 86, Anglican Baptisms, 1842 - 1857 «b»«i»Israel ROWSELL of William & Martha b Oct 11 1842 Leading Tickles May 24 1843«/b»«/i»	Rowsell, Israel (I110)
984	It is odd that Stephen has a middle name which matches his wife's surname.	Pike, Stephen Bemister (I1046)
985	It is thought that Elfreda left Antigua when Aliston was a boy, leaving him to be reaised by his grandmother. She married again in New York to a Jewish man and have at least two children with him. It is thus logical that her birth surname is not Dublin. But no idea what it was.	Dublin, Elfrieda (I21)
986	It may be that her daughter Elizabeth, father Richard Ash, was born out of wedlock which might explain why her full name was Elizabeth Ash Jestican. It also explains why Elizabeth's marriage to William Spriggs (below) occurred before the death of Richard Ash. A second? marriage also to William Spriggs on 12 Nov 1827 in Heart's Content, Nfld.	Jestican, Elizabeth (I1732)
987	It's noted in the Strong Family Bible that George and Fred were twins, but no birth date is given. If they were twins then there is a conflict with their estimated birth dates. George died on 6 May 1896, supposedly at age 69 (giving an estimated birth date of 1827). According to the 1900 US Census for Gloucester Fred was born in March 1829. They were from Jenkins Cove (Twillingate). Lovell's 1871 Directory for Twillingate lists George Strong, Fisherman. The probate record for a George Strong of Twillingate listed in the Acts Book, volume 6, folio 127, probated in 1907 mentions George James Strong of St. John's. I believe this refers to his son James George Thomas Strong.	Strong, George (I599)
988	Jack Cross worked for the Privy Council for 30 years, 1945 to 1975, serving as assistant Clerk to the Clerk, Penfield. He was given a Merit Award for exceptional and outstanding service, which consisted of an illuminated certificate and one thousand dollars and was presented by Prime Minister Trudeau. Source: Article, p. 256-258 of The History of Chesterville.	Cross, Jack Lester (I390)
989	James (age 23) and Sarah (age 21) were married at Victoria, BC. Their wedding announcement can be found in the Victoria Daily Times of August 2nd, 1915 on page 6.	Family: James Charles Strong / Mary Sarah Ord (F226)
990	James Edward Dower, age 27, from South West Arm & Emmeline Strong, age 20, from Three Arms were married on March 2, 1898 at a Methodest ceremony. Witnesses were Jonas Newhook and Phoebe Strong.	Family: James Edward Dower / Emiline Strong (F216)
991	James was born at Change Island. Fanny, Harvey and May were born at Twillingate. Broddie and Walter were born at Botwood.	LeDrew, James (I672)
992	Jan 15 1786 Edward White Bonavista Bonavista Elizabeth Greenan (?) Bonavista Bonavista	Family: Edward White / Elizabeth Greenan (F276)
993	Jan 30 1890 St. Johns Henry Charles WINDSOR 33, bach, St Johns Sarah Judith? CROSS 19, spin, St Johns Witnesses: H.H. Cross, Janet Cross	Family: Henry Charles Winsor / Sarah Judith Cross (F256)
994	Jan. 17, 1869 Richard PENNY, bach. Planter, Seldom Come By, married Jane ROWSELL, Spin. Leading Tickles. Married at Seldom. Wittness: Isaac DEAN, Henry NORMORE.	Family: Richard Penney / Jane Rowsell (F73)
995	JC Wilton implies that Solomon was born in Cornwall, England. They had 10 children. As listed below from J.C.Wilton 1. James Wilton Born: 20 APR 1845 at: Burnt Islands. Married: BEF. 1872 to Sarah Mudge 2. Daniel Wilton Born: 1846 at: Burnt Islands 3. Samuel Wilton Born: OCT 1847 at: Rose Blanche Married: 1 MAY 1879 at: Bonne Bay to Esther Cox 4. Solomon Wilton Born: 1852 at: Rose Blanche Married: 29 DEC 1880 at: Woody Point to Mary Lochard Allen 5. Elizabeth Wilton Born: 1855 at: Rose Blanche 6. Meshach Wilton Born: AUG 1856 at: Rose Blanche Married: 31 DEC 1880 at: Woody Point to Jessie Louisa Pike 7. John Thomas Wilton Born: 1860 at: Woody Point Married: 15 SEP 1882 at: Woody Point to Elizabeth Bobbitt Died: BEF. 1921 8. George William Wilton Born: 1862 at: Woody Point Married: 21 DEC 1887at: Birchy Cove to Jemmima ? Died: 1938 9. Elvina Wilton Born: OCT 1864 at: Woody Point Married: 1888 at: Curzon Village to Herbert Taylor 10. Hezekiah Wilton Born: 1868 at: Bonne Bay Married: 12 OCT 1888 at: Birchy Cove to Mary ? Headstones: WILTON, Solomon & Rachel Mother - In Loving Memory of Rachel WILTON who departed this life October ??, 1883 age 57 years. Father - In loving memory of Solomon WILTON who departed this life April 19, 1897, age 79 years. This headstone would seem to indicate that Solomon was born in 1816 (if he was 79 at death in 1897)	Wilton, Solomon (I1715)
996	Jill Marshall states Jane's maiden name is difficult to read on her marriage record. Family state she may have been a Haggett.	Sages, Jane (I483)
997	Jill Marshall states Joshua's parents, Anne Mills and Alfred Osmond were not married at the time of his birth. In 1921, Joshua was living with his wife Sarah Jane at Moretons Harbour. He was listed as a Methodist and a fisherman.	Mills, Joshua (I3277)
998	JM states age at death was 16, but cannot be, given the dates of birth and death. From the Aug 4, 1923 issue of the Twillingate SUN: On Sunday last death visited the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert ANSTEY Back Harbor and took away their daughter Dora who had been suffering with appendicitis. She was 16 years of age. An operation was performed on Saturday last by Doctors Wood and parsons and although all possible was done she became weaker and passed away. Funeral was on Tuesday at the Church of England, Rev. H. GILBERT performed the burial rites and burial took place at the Cemetery at Sneilens Cove. To the bereaved parents and family the SUN extends sympathy.	Anstey, Dora Agnes (I2421)
999	JM states he was age 62 at death but dates don't support this.	Anstey, William Daryl (I2426)
1000	JM: Spelled her name as Amada.	Mutford, Amanda Frances (I2472)