Notes: Singing Our Family Song

Singing Our Family Song

Matches 3,901 to 3,950 of 5,555

#	Notes	Linked to
3901	DNA Match-Nathan Lyons 22877	LYONS, Miles Nolland (I22876)
3902	DNA matched to his grandson, Al Barton	BARTON, Thomas Emo (I23003)
3903	DNA Matched to one of his granddaughters - Holly Anderson	ANDERSON, Charles William (I22990)
3904	Don also is a DNA match to Kerry Johnston - see emails April 2021	ARMSTRONG, DNA MATCH Donald (I20703)
3905	Dressmaker - per Death Certificate	WALKER, Eleanor (I27060)
3906	Drowned	SHAVER, Ronald Allan (I18513)
3907	Druggist	SHAW, William George (I28005)
3908	Druggist	KEEP, Archibald Rush (I6165)
3909	Drumcormick is in the Electoral Division of Bricklieve, in Civil Parish of Kilmorgan, in the Barony of Corran, in the County of Sligo Birth Record: Sponsor: Jane Taylor	ALLEN, Isabella Jane (I15841)
3910	Drumcormick is in the Electoral Division of Bricklieve, in Civil Parish of Kilmorgan, in the Barony of Corran, in the County of Sligo	ALLEN, John (I8264)
3911	East Wawanosh Twp, Huron Co, Ontario	BRANDON, Matthew Henry (I8685)
3912	Ed and Mary moved around a bit, living in the Dayton area and in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. In 1924 Ed became a Roadmaster with CPR and he was transferred to the North Bay section - they lived in Mattawa for the next 7 years. When Ed was transferred to the Nipigon subdivision, they moved to Schreiber for the next four years. In 1935, he was transferred to the Parry Sound subdivision and they made their home in Sudbury. When he retired, they returned to the Sault.	MCCREA, Edward (I200)
3913	Ed was hired by the CPR in 1906, two years after his brother Bill and a year or two ahead of Robert. By now, his brother-in-law, William Jewkes, his oldest sister Lizzie’s husband, had already been working for the railroad for at least ten years.	MCCREA, Edward (I200)
3914	Edward and Sarah and most of their children are buried in Cartwright United Church in Nestleton, Ontario. One of Ed`s great-great granddaughters` husband is the superintendent of the cemetery.	ARMSTRONG, Edward Sr (I4284)
3915	Edward is included in Census with them all	LYONS, Joseph William (I6804)
3916	Edward married Sarah Evans in 1862 in Cartwright Township, County of Durham. Edward Armstrong was a farmer all his life. He lived in Nestleton, for most of his life. In 1871 he was living in Tay Township, Simcoe County. Sarah Evans had family living here. Some of Ed and Sarah`s children were born in Tay Township. Edward Armstrong left a will in which he named all of his children with their married names. Edward died of pneumonia in 1893. Several people had died of pneumonia within 3 weeks. Edward and Sarah and most of their children are buried in Cartwright United Church in Nestleton, Ontario. One of Ed`s great-great granddaughters` husband is the superintendant of the cemetery. ----------------------------------------------------------------------	EVANS, Sarah Jane (I4262)
3917	Edward married Sarah Evans in 1862 in Cartwright Township, County of Durham. Edward Armstrong was a farmer. He lived in Nestleton, for most of his life. In 1871 he was living in Tay Township, Simcoe County.	ARMSTRONG, Edward Sr (I4284)
3918	Edward McCrea was born on July 29, 1880 and was the first of William & Fannie's children to be born in Thessalon Twp, Algoma District - just a year after his family moved to their shanty in Livingstone Creek. Edward and his brother Robert were the only two of seven siblings who were given just one name, both shortened to the familiar Ed and Bob.	MCCREA, Edward (I200)
3919	Ed’s obituary describes him as a well-known and respected citizen. He was an active member of the United Church and the Masonic Lodge and he took part in the social life of the various communities he lived in.	MCCREA, Edward (I200)
3920	Elder brother of Wesley - per Declaration made for Wesley's Birth Record	THOMPSON, John (I18880)
3921	Eldest son Ancestor of Duke of Marlborough and Earl Spencer of Althorpe	SPENCER, John (I352)
3922	Eliza Fry was John's 2nd wife; 1st wife died of small pox	Family: John ALLEN / Eliza FRY (F10307)
3923	Eliza Fry was John's 2nd wife; 1st wife died of small pox	ALLEN, John (I47190)
3924	Eliza Fry was John's 2nd wife; 1st wife died of small pox	FRY, Eliza (I47192)
3925	Elizabeth, with husband and 2 sons, immigrated to Canada, arriving in Halifax 29 Nov 1920. She was a widow at time of marriage to Levi. ------------------------------	WEARING, Jane Elizabeth (I474)
3926	Ellis Island IMM 12 Jul 1895	HAWKES, James (I10192)
3927	Email fm Lynne Flood - 12 Sep 2019 - Walter and dad were lifetime friends. Walter's daughter, Linda, is married to Farrel MacDonald. Her brother, David is married to Sheila Hogan, the artist on Big Basswood at Sowerby. They are the Currie Bros who had the business on Lake St, one in Thessalon, and with their youngest brother, Ken, the Carolyn Beach - named for Bert's daughter Carol and Walter's daughter Linda.	CURRIE, Walter David (I13153)
3928	Emigrated from Parkberg, Sask. Canada - on foot - overland Wikipedia-Parkbeg is a hamlet in Wheatlands Rural Municipality No. 163, Saskatchewan, Canada. The hamlet is located at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 627 approximately 58 km directly west of the City of Moose Jaw on the Trans Canada Highway.	ALLEN, James Herbert (I5029)
3929	Emigrated from Parkberg, Sask. Canada - on foot - overland (As per USA Declaration of Intention - 1928) Wikipedia-Parkbeg is a hamlet in Wheatlands Rural Municipality No. 163, Saskatchewan, Canada. The hamlet is located at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 627 approximately 58 km directly west of the City of Moose Jaw on the Trans Canada Highway.	ALLEN, James Herbert (I5029)
3930	Emigrated to the USA from Toronto Canada 5 Jul 1907; lived in Des Moine, Iowa, Chicago and Evanston, Illinois; naturalized 18 Sep 1918	MCELWEE, Isaac John (I27045)
3931	Emma born 27 Aug 11:30pm; Ivy born 28 Aug 12:15am	WILLIAMS, Emma May (I26638)
3932	Emma's current location as per Moses' Naturalization Papers	DUPRAW, Emma Euretta (I1883)
3933	England Info as per FT chart received from Janet (Williams) Allen, Oct 2016	WATSON, Bertie (I2936)
3934	England Info as per FT chart received from Janet (Williams) Allen, Oct 2016 & Cecil Allen/Lois Mathews chart (abt 1994)	JAMES, Tony (I2940)
3935	Enlisted in April 1916, He was working as a Bank Clerk for the Bank of Ottawa in Keewatin in northwestern Ontario prior to enlisting.	ALLEN, Martin Forbes (I3133)
3936	Enlistment Date: 17 Mar 1942 Fort Custer Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Civil Occupation: Semiskilled machine shop and related occupations, n.e.c	COGGINS, Olin (I2041)
3937	Entered force 1940	LOUGHEED, Cyril Alvin (Al) RCMP (I28546)
3938	Entered ministry in 1854	SHANNON, Rev William (I41735)
3939	Entered Trinity College in Oct 1819	ALLEN, Thomas (I21433)
3940	Epping, Euphrasia Twp, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada	KNOTT, James (I12357)
3941	Esquesing Twp	MORRISON, Hugh (I6713)
3942	Esquesing Twp	HARROP, Benjamin (I7224)
3943	Estimated birth/death years based on info from Bill Rothwell - Rothwell FB page	FENNELL, Elizabeth (I1672)
3944	Estimated year of birth	MCKEAN, Winifred (I10357)
3945	Estimated year of birth	MCKEAN, Violet (I10358)
3946	Euphrasia Twp, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada	KNOTT, John William (I24069)
3947	Euphrasia Twp, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada	CLUGSTON, John James (I24123)
3948	Evidence suggests that Verlie's parents both died when she was a baby and that she was raised by her Aunt Elizabeth (Bell) Garnett. Also see note on Ancestry tree - Benn/Forbes Family Tree - Sue Clarke - https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/88172649/person/48564044976/facts	MILLER, Verlie Evelyn (I25579)
3949	Excerpt from "FROM THEN TILL NOW-A History of Arthur Township 1850-1985"-Churches: Pgs 158-9 - re the building of St John's Anglican Church which had its' first service Oct 23, 1892 and subsequent improvements. In particular a new church bell in 1905 "... The same year a bell was erected costing $40. ... Mrs John Allen Sr was seriously ill at the time and wished to hear the bell so the door was opened so she could hear it. A few days later it tolled for her funeral."	MORRISON, Eleanor (Ellen) (I488)
3950	Excerpt from "From This Year Hence - A History of the Township of Toronto Gore" - Pg 112 - "In 1827, Mr Robert Shaw and his wife, Alice Lockhart, left Sligo, Ireland, and set out to find a home in the New World. They settled first in New York State, and lived there for three years. While here, in 1828, a son, James, was born. In 1830, the family decided to leave the United States and come to Canada. They arrived in Ontario [Upper Canada] and settled on Lot 14, Concession 8, Toronto Gore Township. Three other children were born in Canada: Samuel, Eliza and Margaret. In 1852, [son] James Shaw married Jane Shaw ... Samuel married Ann Hunter, Eliza became the bride of William Taylor and Margaret married Thomas Beamish [she married James, the son of Thomas]."	SHAW, Robert (I21156)