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king&mckaygenealogypages
genealogy of the king, mills, mckay & bushee families |
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Matches 1,301 to 1,350 of 1,630
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| 1301 | Nephew John Jackson, 23 (born Isle of Man), occupation “Card Dresser (Cotton)” living with the family in 1851. Sally Jackson, 20 (born Derbyshire), occupation unknown (unable to read) living with the family in 1841. | Jackson, Luke (I17)
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| 1302 | Never married. Single and living in Scarsdale when hospitalised in 1891. | Abbott, Elizabeth Emms (I94)
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| 1303 | newspaper death notice : Mary Agnes Bereavement card : Mary Agatha | Ruffels, Mary Agatha Virginia (I975)
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| 1304 | Nicholson Geo Kitchen & Mary Maria Medwin | Family F368
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| 1305 | Nicknamed Mary Ann | Akers, Ann (I10)
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| 1306 | Niel McKay | McKay, Neil C (I481)
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| 1307 | Niel McKay | McKay, Neil (I202)
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| 1308 | Norma L Kinkler | Kinkler, Norma L (I1723)
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| 1309 | Norman Gilbert Higgs | Higgs, Norman Gilbert (I1149)
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| 1310 | Not literate at time of marriage (”her mark” was recorded on the marriage certificate). (from Pensylvania) | Cotfor, Martha Josephine (I2096)
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| 1311 | Notes from http://www.geocities.com/mepnab/m/medwin.html - "infant Death Pt Sorell" | Latimer, Robert Henry (I1078)
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| 1312 | Obediah had more than one daughter. Name possibly spelt Ahediah. “Obediah Waters lived at Puts Creek, Vermont. His wife was a Spanish lady who wore costly jewels. Her name was Submitty. Obediah was a blacksmith by trade. He was five feet eleven inches tall and had blue eyes and fair hair. One of his daughters was named Submitty. She married Simeon Waite. She had three daughters and one son. The son’s name was Simeon Waite also. One of the daughters, Electra, married Toussaint Verd whose father was a native of France and lived in Montreal. Toussaint and wife had two sons and three daughters. One of these daughters was named Submitta. She married John McNellis. Issue from this union was three sons and three daughters: namely John Burt, Urban Earl, Eben Clinton, Mary, Martha and Jessie. Eben had three sons and one daughter. Mary married Royal Tice. Mary and Royal had seven sons and one daughter. Martha married George Edd. Their offspring was one daughter, Florence. Jessie Aldretta married Robert Eldridge.” --- Written December 23, 1915 by Submitta McNellis | Waters, Obediah (I178)
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| 1313 | Olando S Engley | Engley, Orlando Sweet (I1282)
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| 1314 | Olive Maud Anthony | Anthony, Olive Maud (I2319)
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| 1315 | Olive Maud Anthony | Anthony, Olive Maud (I2319)
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| 1316 | On daughters birth certificate (Barbara), and also on the U.S. Social Security Death Index, Lotte’s name is listed as ‘Lotta’. Have modified details here to reflect that (used to be ‘Lotte’). | Jackson, Lotta Belle (I7)
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| 1317 | Original Notes gave mother as Sarah Daner (source unknown), however data from the internet (see sources), gave mother as Sarah Ann Warren. | Warren, Sarah Ann (I904)
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| 1318 | Orlando Engley | Engley, Orlando Sweet (I1282)
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| 1319 | Orlando S Engley | Engley, Orlando Sweet (I1282)
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| 1320 | Orlando S Engley | Engley, Orlando Sweet (I1282)
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| 1321 | Owen George Medwin | Medwin, Owen George (I1128)
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| 1322 | Parents born in England. Value of personal estate in 1870 is listed as $200. In 1880, had 3 boarders living with the family: Hannah & Albert Needlham and Joseph Pilant, all of whom list their occupation as “works in jewelry shop”. Have linked John to his parents (Abraham & Sarah) because of the following reasons: - John’s mother Sarah is living with the family in Rhode Island in 1870. - This family is the only one found to have a son John, a mother Sarah (with suitable birthdates) and the profession of jewellers. - The family lists a son John in the 1851 and 1861 census’s, but no later (John immegrated to the USA in 1862). | Ward, John (I1671)
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| 1323 | Parents born in New Hampshire. | Wallace, Harriet Ellen (I1675)
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| 1324 | Parents born in New Jersey | Colby, Allan B (I1681)
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| 1325 | Parents names were sourced from James H Engley & Mary Kaley’s marriage record. | Kaley, Mary (I1218)
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| 1326 | Parents were born in Ireland. Spent at least 50 years in the USA. In 1860, Orlando S Engley was living with the Kaley’s. | Kaley, Timothy (I1676)
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| 1327 | Parents were both born in Scotland. Parents were both born in Ireland? Expect to find that Mary’s parents are Irish - at the turn of the century, there was prejudice against the Irish, which may be why she listed her parents home countries as Scotland? | Mary J (I1672)
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| 1328 | Parish: Parish 1843 in Presbyterian - Melbourne & Geelong (according to GenCircles, http://www.gencircles.com/users/pat-online/1/data/2670) | Family F199
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| 1329 | Patrick Mccarthy | McCarthy, Patrick (I2227)
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| 1330 | Patsy was reliant on her motorised wheelchair for transport and on her way home after a lunch appointment with Harry, she took a corner on the walking track too sharply, overturned the vehicle and rolled into the River, where she was discovered some time later, drowned. Her funeral took place in Caloundra Q. and a simultaneous Remembrance Service was held in St Brigid's church, Wynyard Tas. at 1.30pm on Tuesday 4th July 2000. | McMahon, Patricia Catherine Agnes ( Patsy) (I1259)
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| 1331 | Pauline Patricia Abbott | Abbott, Pauline Patricia (I2273)
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| 1332 | Pearl A Davis | Buss, Pearl Agnes (I418)
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| 1333 | Pearl B McNellis | Pearl B (I1703)
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| 1334 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1728)
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| 1335 | Percy Anthony | Anthony, Percy (I2317)
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| 1336 | Percy Anthony | Anthony, Percy (I2317)
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| 1337 | Percy William Walker | Walker, Percy William (I87)
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| 1338 | Percy Wm Walker | Walker, Percy William (I87)
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| 1339 | Philip Earl Medwin | Medwin, Philip Earl (I1106)
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| 1340 | Philip Gilbert & Caroline Lydia Edgecombe | Family F384
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| 1341 | Philip Henry Gilbert | Gilbert, Phillip Henry (I1484)
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| 1342 | Phoeba Verd | Huffman, Phebe (I1660)
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| 1343 | Phoebe Verd | Huffman, Phebe (I1660)
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| 1344 | Phoeby Cath Mills | Bailey, Phoebe Catherine (I35)
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| 1345 | Phyllis P Holt | Phyllis P (I937)
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| 1346 | Place of birth is an assumption. | Hayford, Alice M (I1319)
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| 1347 | POSSIBLY 'SARAH COOK' - born 1 Sep, 1793, Ravenstone, father William Cook, mother Martha? BIOGRAPHY: Came to Launceston 1841 on the 'Ullswater' with their 8 children (mentioned in Launceston Advertiser (5/8/1841) and Cornwall Chronicle (7/8/1841)). Last name was noted as 'Cock' in some places, 'Cook' in others. From http://www.thecorys.com/sayer/d11052.htm - Elizabeth Medwin must have been a resourceful woman: once when bushrangers Bradley and Connor called, planning revenge on William for having replaced Bradley services with the more reliable ones of a ticket-of-leave man, Elizabeth calmly tied up 60 pounds in her skirts, keeping 2 pounds visible. Since William was not at home, the bushrangers took food and the two pounds and went away, leaving the bulk of the family savings safe in Elizabeth's skirts. | Cook, Elizabeth Sarah (I1031)
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| 1348 | Possibly 1852 | Akers, Mary Ann (I70)
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| 1349 | Possibly died 2 Jun 1867 | Kemp, Robert (I678)
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| 1350 | Possibly had a son Homer (according to Elliot Evans’ notes). | Verd, Homer T (I1666)
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