Singing Our Family Song
Notes
Matches 4,251 to 4,300 of 5,544
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| 4251 | http://family.tfsb.org/tree/wc12/wc12_174.html | LOUGHEED, Isaac Laban (I25496)
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| 4252 | http://family.tfsb.org/tree/wc12/wc12_223.html | REID, Harold Elgin (I25538)
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| 4253 | http://family.tfsb.org/tree/wc13/wc13_003.html | LOUGHEED, Eliza Jane (I15136)
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| 4254 | http://family.tfsb.org/tree/wc21/wc21_119.html | LOUGHEED, William Francis (I25271)
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| 4255 | http://family.tfsb.org/tree/wc21/wc21_163.html | NEFF, Lloyd David Andrew (I25396)
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| 4256 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/momi/i3709.htm#i4611 | LOWE, Elizabeth Ann (I10238)
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| 4257 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/momi/i3717.htm#i4614 | LOWE, Catherine Maria (Kate) (I10235)
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| 4258 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/momi/i3726.htm#i4607 Birth and death date from his Dundas, Enniskillen church yard gravestones. Family records had him dying of tuberculosis at age 22; he was 19. | LOWE, Nathaniel Edward (I10233)
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| 4259 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/momi/i3727.htm#i4608 Died of tuberculosis | LOWE, Richard Stephen (I10234)
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| 4260 | http://thepeerage.com/p17249.htm#i172490 | ABBOTT, Thomas (I10216)
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| 4261 | http://thepeerage.com/p17250.htm#i172495 | ABBOTT, Martha (I10215)
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| 4262 | http://thepeerage.com/p17251.htm#i172501 | ABBOTT, Joseph (I10217)
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| 4263 | http://www.dippam.ac.uk/ied/records/43792 - Documenting Ireland: from The Kells New World Connections;Copies Provided by Dr. R.T.B. McClean; CMSIED 0312038 | KELLS, Ann Jane (I3117)
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| 4264 | http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/sligo/photos/tombstones/1headstones/emlaghfad.txt EMLAGHFAD CEMETERY, BALLYMOTE, SLIGO, IRELAND No. 6 To | The Memory Of | CHARLES WILLIAM GILLMOR | of Ballinascarrow | Eldest Son of the Late | SAMUEL GILLMOR | Who Departed This Life | 13th January 1897 | In His 66th Year | RICHARD GILLMOR | of ROSCRIB | Youngest Son of The Late | SAMUEL GILLMORE | Who Died 21st of Jan 1912 | Aged 66 Years | Also Their Brother | JOSEPH GILLMOR | of Roscrib | Who Died 20th September 1912 (?) | Aged 69 Years. | GILLMOR, Charles William (I13026)
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| 4265 | https://hangingonalimb.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/ancestral-grave-hunting-%e2%80%a2-ireland-%e2%80%a2-september-2016/ "Sacred to the Memory of John Brett, late of Tubbercurry who departed this life September 6, 1844, aged 79 years. Also to the memory of Ellen, the beloved wife of John, his son, departed this life September 1, 1858, aged 43 years. May they Rest in Peace." | BRETT, John (I25857)
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| 4266 | https://hangingonalimb.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/ancestral-grave-hunting-%e2%80%a2-ireland-%e2%80%a2-september-2016/ "Sacred to the Memory of John Brett, late of Tubbercurry who departed this life September 6, 1844, aged 79 years. Also to the memory of Ellen, the beloved wife of John, his son, departed this life September 1, 1858, aged 43 years. May they Rest in Peace." | Ellen (I25877)
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| 4267 | https://hangingonalimb.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/ancestral-grave-hunting-%e2%80%a2-ireland-%e2%80%a2-september-2016/ "Sacred to the Memory of John Brett, late of Tubbercurry who departed this life September 6, 1844, aged 79 years. Also to the memory of Ellen, the beloved wife of John, his son, departed this life September 1, 1858, aged 43 years. May they Rest in Peace." The headstone for Patrick's son John (1822-1907) and his wife Cecelia Brett (1838-1913) stands just a few feet away. | BRETT, John (I25895)
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| 4268 | https://hangingonalimb.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/ancestral-grave-hunting-%e2%80%a2-ireland-%e2%80%a2-september-2016/ | BRETT, Jasper (I25870)
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| 4269 | https://hangingonalimb.wordpress.com/2020/10/15/connecting-brett-siblings-revisited/ In the summer of 1932, newlyweds Ada Brett and Brenton Kerr arrived in Ballymote, County Sligo, on a pilgrimage of sorts. As the great-great-granddaughter of Catherine Cuffe and Henry Brett of Rosemont, Ada was curious about her Brett ancestors, where they had lived, and whether other descendants continued to inhabit the area. | CUFFE, Catherine (I25869)
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| 4270 | https://landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2014/01/103-allen-of-stillorgan-viscounts-allen.html | ALLEN, John (I27378)
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| 4271 | https://landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2014/01/103-allen-of-stillorgan-viscounts-allen.html Son of John Allen (d. c.1641), bricklayer and his wife Mary. Merchant of Dublin; Lord Mayor of Dublin, 1673; knighted in Dublin, 29 May 1674. He was involved in speculative building in the city, for example in Capel Street. During the reign of King James II he went to live on his estate in Cheshire, and following the Glorious Revolution he was involved in making arrangements for the shipment of King William III's troops to Ireland; his estates in Ireland were seized under the Act of General Attainder passed by the Irish Parliament in 1689, but later restored; he returned to Dublin after the battle of the Boyne in 1690. He married Mary (d. 1709), daughter of John Wybrow of Cos. Kerry and Limerick, and sister of Capt. Richard Wybrow of Cheshire and had issue: (1) John Allen (1661-1726), 1st Viscount Allen ( | ALLEN, Sir Joshua (I27374)
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| 4272 | https://summerstown182.wordpress.com/2019/03/10/earlsfield-celtic-connection/ Richard Earls Davis, Robert's brother was the first secretary of the famous Sligo Leitrim Railway from 1877 to 1895 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | DAVIS, Richard Earls (I26099)
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| 4273 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I12992 ID: I12992 Name: Henry MEREDITH Surname: Meredith Given Name: Henry Sex: M Birth: ABT 1841 in Ireland _UID: 8A7EF2572186AC408B9D1FB6225D5EFDBB32 Note: Age 11 on 1851/52 census. Marriage registration indicates born Pakenham, but not correct. Parents named as Henry and Elizabeth; resident of Cedar Hill, Pakenham. He was a farmer, aged 26, in Pakenham tp, Lanark county, Ontario in 1871; religion was Church of England. Date: 6 Jun 2009 --------------------------------------------------------- | MEREDITH, Henry Jr. (I19298)
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| 4274 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I14040 ID: I14040 Name: Catherine MEREDITH Surname: Meredith Given Name: Catherine Sex: F Birth: ABT 1830 in Ireland _UID: 6F8269AB36EB5C4DB9473BA1EDFB34C48BFA Date: 12 Apr 2009 ------------------------------------------------------------- | MEREDITH, Catherine (I19261)
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| 4275 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I16121 ID: I16121 Name: Robert MEREDITH Surname: Meredith Given Name: Robert Sex: M Birth: 21 May 1835 in Ireland Death: 24 Aug 1905 in Carleton county, Ontario _UID: E6C8875FA9BB804D8343765DA9A344C5B353 Note: He was a farmer, aged 40, in Marlborough tp, Carleton county, Ontario in 1871; religion was Church of England. Ontario death reg'n #7045: age 71, Lot 5, 6th concession; cause of death gangrene, two weeks. Date: 8 Aug 2012 ------------------------------------------------------ | MEREDITH, Robert (I19270)
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| 4276 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I16122 ID: I16122 Name: Matthew MEREDITH Surname: Meredith Given Name: Matthew Sex: M Birth: 24 May 1839 in Ireland Death: 16 Apr 1917 in North Gower tp, Carleton county, Ontario Burial: Kars Anglican cemetery (Elmview) _UID: E9B95078AF09764BA93AF3707CB34D38DD50 Note: Matthew was 13 years old on the 1851 census. He was a farmer, aged 30, in North Gower tp, Carleton county, Ontario in 1871; religion was Church of England. 1901 census says immigrated 1848. Ontario death reg'n #9196: age 79, Lot 10, ? concession, North Gower; cause of death uraemia. Date: 6 Aug 2012 ------------------------------------------------------- | MEREDITH, Matthew (I19286)
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| 4277 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I16123 ID: I16123 Name: Thomas MEREDITH Surname: Meredith Given Name: Thomas Sex: M Birth: ABT 1844 in Ireland Death: 5 Jul 1890 in Pakenham, Lanark county, Ontario _UID: F2632C189617C74794B904B9219BF9889B0A Note: Thomas was 8 years old at the time of the 1851 census. He was a farmer, aged 22, in Pakenham tp, Lanark county, Ontario in 1871; religion was Church of England. In 1881 his age was given as 34, still farming in Pakenham. Ontario death reg'n #8677: age 43, killed by fallling timber at the raising of a barn Date: 6 Jun 2009 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | MEREDITH, Thomas (I19305)
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| 4278 | https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sharonmh&id=I16168 ID: I16168 Name: Mary Ann RICE Surname: Rice Given Name: Mary Ann Sex: F Birth: ABT 1843 in Ireland Death: 2 Apr 1891 in Ontario, Canada Burial: Elmview Cemetery, North Gower tp. _UID: 3780637F29F15B40B5036FA0F877CB7FCEB3 Note: Age 38 in 1881. Matthew was a widower in 1891, but I have been unable to find a death registration under either Meredith or Rice. Tombstone is Elmview Cemetery says she died 2 Apr 1891, age 47. Date: 6 Aug 2012 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | RICE, Mary Anne (I19287)
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| 4279 | https://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Dwinnell%20Associates/1781%20Jessup's%20Rangers.html The Loyal Rangers were created on November 12, 1781 from a number of smaller military units including the Loyal Americans. They were led by Edward Jessup. They were usually stationed at Sorel or Verchères and provided garrisons for posts at Yamaska, Rivière-aux-Chiens, Île aux Noix, and Dutchman's Point (near Alburg, Vermont). The rangers were disbanded on December 24,1783. After the war, Jessup's Rangers were allotted townships number 6 (Edwardsburg), number 7 (Augusta), and part of number 8 (Elizabethtown), all on the St Lawrence, as well as No 2 (Ernestown), west of Cataraqui (Kingston). | ELLIOTT, David (I9865)
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| 4280 | https://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Dwinnell%20Associates/Elliott%20Family/Elliot%20John%201734.html John or Jonathan Elliott was born about 1734 in Delaware. He was the son of Christopher Elliott. He married Catherine Evans. Margaret Elliott (1764, married John McIntosh), Samuel Elliott (1764) John Elliott (1765), Jacob Elliott (1765, married Rebecca German) Catherine Elliott (1768, married Samuel Shipman), Susanna Elliott (1771, married Samuel Griffin), Hannah Elliott (1772, married Nathan Dayton and Abel Coleman), Judah Elliott (1773, married John Ferris), Phebe Elliott (1779, married Aaron Comstock), Polly Elliott (1780, married Abel Fulford) Elizabeth Elliott (1784, married John Hall and William Doak) Henry Elliott (1786). On February 6, 1813, Samuel Elliot was taken prisoner in a raid by the Americans and was taken to Ogdensburg. John died on July 24, 1795 in Elizabethtown, Leeds County, Ontario. In June, 1839 several children of the late John Elliott appeared before the Land Commission Board of Canada petitioning for land as their father was a Loyalist. ----------------------------------------------------------- | ELLIOTT, John UEL (I31328)
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| 4281 | https://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Dwinnell%20Associates/Elliott%20Family/Elliott%20David%201745.html David was in the Loyal Rangers under Colonel Robert Rogers at New York. He was granted a total of 600 acres in Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada: 200 acres at Conc 7 Lot 20; 200 acres at Conc 10 Lot 1; 100 acres at Conc 7 Lot 6E; and 100 acres at Conc 1 Lot 31W. He received the Patent for each of the 200 acre lots in 1803, but the Patents for the other 100 acre lots were given to other people - C7 L6S went to David's son, Moses in 1835, and C1 L31 went to Adam Cole in 1804. | ELLIOTT, David (I9865)
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| 4282 | https://www.anamericanfamilyhistory.com/Dwinnell%20Associates/Lee%20Family.html From this website re Nelson Lee, son of Palmer: The Daily Times, Watertown, New York , December 21,1870 Death of a Noted Character Nelson Lee died at North Hammond on the morning of the 30th of November last. He was found very sick near Hammond Corners, where he alighted from the stage, by some good samaritan, who, passing that way, took him to the inn of M. G. Taylor. He having no money, the case was presented to Mr. Wm. Cuthbert, Overseer of the Poor, who did everything in his power to render the unfortunate as comfortable as possible during his illness, and until death summoned his spirit away. He was buried on Friday, December 2nd. ----------- from Three Years Among the Comanches: The Narrative of Nelson Lee by Nelson Lee I was born at Brownsville, near Watertown, Jefferson County, N. Y., in 1807. Parmer Lee, my father, was a farmer at that place, having always been engaged in agricultural pursuits, except a short period during the last war, when he joined the forces under Brown raised for the defence of the Frontier. Our family was originally from Catskill on the Hudson, the native town of my grandfather [Ephraim Lee], one of the soldiers of the Revolution, who participated in the battles of Saratoga and was present at the surrender of Burgoyne. During my minority I was remarkable for nothing I can now recall, save a most hardy constitution and athletic frame, and an intense longing to rove out into the world. In early youth I had resolved, as soon as released from paternal restraint, to pass the horizon that bounded my quiet home, and learn, as far as in my power, of all the lands that lay beyond. Indulging this propensity, my first adventure from home, on coming to man's estate, was a trip upon a raft from Sacket's Harbor on Lake Ontario, through the St. Lawrence to Quebec In the character of boatman and raftsman I remained on this River, more or less for several years, sometimes sailing among the Thousand Islands, at others descending the swift rapids, but nothing occurring in the meantime of sufficient interest to relate. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | LEE, Palmer (I3565)
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| 4283 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/12426902/person/27337125444/gallery?_phtarg=lws355 | GARDNER, Mary Hope (I5065)
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| 4284 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/12426902/person/27337125444/gallery?_phtarg=lws355 | ALLEN, John Charles (I10165)
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| 4285 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/12426902/person/27337125444/gallery?_phtarg=lws355 | ALLEN, Thomas William (I10178)
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| 4286 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/12426902/person/27337125444/gallery?_phtarg=lws355 | ALLEN, John Charles (Jack) Jr (I10180)
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| 4287 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/33944861/person/29777205395/facts | FRENCH, Dr. Hugh (I26221)
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| 4288 | https://www.impartialreporter.com/news/24758461.anne-marie-mcaleese-pettigo-postmaster-legacy/ Robert Read is the four times great-grandson of Adam Read. Adam was born c1590 in Annandale, Dumfrieshire, Scotland, About 1610 he arrived in Pettigo - a Fermanagh/Donegal border village. He had been granted territory confiscated from the Gaelic Chiefs and his descendants remained in Pettigo until 1922. | READ, Robert (I38397)
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| 4289 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I31723)
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| 4290 | Hugh's 1st wife, Sarah Jane (Morrison) Morrison died in 1869, one day after delivering their daughter, Sarah. This daughter was raised for a time by her Aunt Jane and her husband, Thomas Rooney. This is according to a family history written by Glenn Morrison called 'The Morrisons of Farewell'. The 1871 Census shows Hughie newly married to 2nd wife, Ellen (married 1870) and Sarah is not with them. But by the 1881 Census she is back in this household. | MORRISON, Hugh (Little Hughie) (I2563)
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| 4291 | Hugh's wife Sarah died at age 40 in 1864. He then married Eleanor Williams who was working as a governess in Guelph and was also from Ireland. They had 1 child, girl, Eliza. Eleanor lists parents as James Williams and Eleanor Golden in Marriage Register; witnesses were Mr & Mrs George Allan of Rothsay. In 1875, Little Hughie built the present house of brick, the first on the line -------------------------------------------- ?? I found a baptism record for Eleanor Williams 1 Apr 1832 in Riverstown, but it is RC and the father is listed as Nicholas Willams, mother Bridget O'Neil. Also one for Eliza Williams 6 Jul 1829 - same parents & parish. --------------------------------------------- | WILLIAMS, Eleanor (Ellen) (I2588)
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| 4292 | Hungerford Twp, Hastings Co | FARRELL, Richard (I14733)
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| 4293 | Husband (Tulloch) killed in accident at Blind River mill. Left with one small son and pregnant with another. | SMITH, Andrena Charlotte (I4988)
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| 4294 | Husband is in census as 'head' | PRESTON, Calista Bernete (I2820)
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| 4295 | HUSBAND'S LAST NAME: Last name on record (McLoughlin) is not the last name on the signature line (McDonagh) - but other info (such as message below) says she married Michael McLoughlin | COLE, Isabella (I26213)
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| 4296 | Hypothesis - while pretty certain that my 2xgreat grandmother, Margery (Morrison) Allen, had a brother called 'Robert', I am not sure that THIS Robert is her brother. I have links to descendants of this Robert's son, Robert - who married Maria Sproule. | MORRISON, Robert (I8413)
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| 4297 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I810)
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| 4298 | I believe that Richard is the nephew of my 2xgreat grandmother, Margery (Morrison) Allen. He immigrated to Canada in 1847 - the same year as Margery and her husband (William Allen) and family - I believe they may have travelled together. | MORRISON, Richard (I489)
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| 4299 | I do not know for sure if Sarah is the sister of my 2x great grandfather, William Allen - but: a) Birth - she is born at the right time in Sligo - William was born in 1800, Sarah c1806; b) Name - William's mother's name was Sarah, so likely that he would have a sister with that name. | ALLEN, Sarah (I2384)
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| 4300 | I found Birth/Baptism records for some children listed under the last name RADWELL on list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs | ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, John (I28660)
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