Ailsa and Bill Family Histories
Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 7,551 to 7,600 of 15,908
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| 7551 | 8 Children - 5 still living | Family: Norman Kenneth Charles Scott / Elsa Campbell (F457)
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| 7552 | 8 Children - 7 living | Family: Charles Francis George Rosson / Bena Charlotte Ruth Duder (F713)
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| 7553 | 8 days old | Cooper, Joseph Brown (I867)
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| 7554 | 8 Dec 1896 as per death index - not on birth indexes | Scott, Susan Eureka (I1412)
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| 7555 | 8 Known Children They had the following Children: William Alexander Theyers - 1867 - 1945 John Charles Theyers - 1869 - 1942 George Theyers - 1870 - 1871 George Henry Theyers - 1871 - 1894 Maggie Theyers - 1873 - 1875 Harriet Theyers - 1876 - 1944 James Tiley Theyers - 1878 - 1920 David Theyers - 1880 - 1971 | Family: William Theyers / Margaret White (F6210)
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| 7556 | 8 Known Children William David - 1896 Albert Charles - 1901 Ethel Evelyn - 1903 Bertha Maud - 1905 Norman Henry - 1906 Cecil Richard - 1909 Bernard Roy - 1911 Victor James - 1914 | Family: Thomas Edward Dudley / Diana Roberts (F1901)
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| 7557 | 8 known children | Family: Thomas Orr / Grizzal Watson (F2081)
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| 7558 | 8 Known Children | Family: John Yeardly / Jane Lammie (F1699)
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| 7559 | 8 Known Children | Family: William Hailstones / Jean Yeardly (F1698)
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| 7560 | 8 known children | Family: John Raeburn / Elizabeth Wilson (F2019)
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| 7561 | 8 Known Children | Family: Philip Clarke / Jane Corlett (F2238)
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| 7562 | 8 Known Children | Family: Thomas Kneale / Mary Teare (F765)
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| 7563 | 8 Known Children, may also be a Ralph born c1855 and died at the same year. | Family: James Yeardly / Janet Hunter (F1697)
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| 7564 | 81863 Register Ticket. John Jarron Born: Cockenzie County of: Haddington 10 day of January 1824 Capacity: Fisherman Height: ? (blob) 5ft 6in Hair: Brown Complexion: Fair Eyes: Blue Marks: None First went to Sea as: Fisherman in the Year 1839 Age when ticketed: 21 Can Write: Yes Has served in the Royal Navy: No Has been in Foreign Service: No When unemployed, resides at : Cockenzie Issued at Leith, 23 day of January 1845 Last reported Voyage Out/Home was ? 6 - 51 (June 1851) | Jarron, John (I4293)
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| 7565 | 8552. PAULING, Percival Kitchener, 14 June 1976, FD Dunstall undertaker. | Pauling, Percival Kitchener (I2758)
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| 7566 | 86: SCHIAVI, William Bur 25 June 1943 & SCHIAVI, Amelia Frances bur 15 Sept 1965. 88: SCHIAVI, W (no burial date). ILMO Amelia dearly beloved wife of William Schiavi died 13 Sept 1965 aged 96 years. William dearly beloved husband of Amelia Schiavi died 1943 aged 74. 'The garden that we love is full of light. It lies upon the sloping of the hill.' | Croawell, Amelia Frances (I544)
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| 7567 | 8th day of September 1868 at Haugh of Urr after Banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland James Scott, Bachelor, Tailor, aged 19 Mary Howat, Widow, aged 26 Witnesses: James Kirkpatrick and John Runded (sic ?) | Family: James Scott / Mary Gibson (F1198)
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| 7568 | 9 children | Family: Samuel Viney Kay / Alice Woodley (F528)
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| 7569 | 9 Children | Family: Charles McDonald / Jean Duff (F2498)
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| 7570 | 9 children | Family: John King / Margaret Pettigrew (F1985)
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| 7571 | 9 children, all deceased | Family: Joseph Morris / Eleanor Corlett (F465)
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| 7572 | 9 Known Children | Family: Neil Farm / Elizabeth McMurray (F304)
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| 7573 | 9 Known Children | Family: James Reid / Marion Fairholm (F1898)
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| 7574 | 9 Known Children | Family: Ralph Yeardly / Janet McIntosh (F1701)
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| 7575 | 9 Known Children | Family: Henry Ovenden / Susan Chapman (F1851)
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| 7576 | 9 Known Children | Family: John Kneale / Elizabeth Skinner (F2082)
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| 7577 | 9352 Guardsman Frank McGrath Scots Guards 17th November 1914 There is a Link Death Cannot Sever Fond Remembrance Lasts For Ever The Wording on the Headstone was commissioned by Miss M McGrath, 28 Pitt Street, Liverpool, England - This was his Aunt Margaret. | McGrath, Francis (Frank) (I4430)
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| 7578 | ? children. As we have not had contact with the family it is really not known if Caroline and Neil had any children, and we would like to make contact with any. I have assumed there were no children born to Caroline and Dougald. | Family: Neil McLean Davidson / Caroline Gerrard (F1623)
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| 7579 | ? 19 June 1992 | Seymour, Dulcie Margaret Mary (I7683)
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| 7580 | ? 1939 Reg 13 Nov 1881 | Walton, Beatrice Daisy (I9792)
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| 7581 | ? 24th Jan 1998 | Falkner, Robert John (I7682)
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| 7582 | ? children. It appears that they may not have had children, as no children are mentioned regarding Susan in later life. | Family: Thomas Crawford / Susannah Young Gilchrist (F1957)
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| 7583 | ? children. Only know of the son Kenneth and would love to make contact with other family members. | Family: Kenneth MacKenzie Gerrard / Jessie Third (F1625)
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| 7584 | ? children. We know that Martha died regarding childbirth complications. Children not located or researched at this stage. | Family: Thomas Crawford / Martha Sharp (F2048)
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| 7585 | ? Corkin aged 16 - Poor Anglican | Corking, Martha (I9730)
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| 7586 | ? Date of Death, Old Elliot stones at Unthank 26 May 1769 aged 89yrs. | Scott, Isabella (Isobel) (I2068)
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| 7587 | ? Father as William Douglas | Douglas, Helen (I65)
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| 7588 | ? South Stoneham 1915 | Kimber, Thomas (I4376)
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| 7589 | a 2nd marriage located Fermoy, Cork, Ireland 23 July 1856 | Family: Nicholas Day / Isabella Pauling (F491)
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| 7590 | A Celebration of Bruce's Life was held, at 11.30am | Pauling, Bruce Arthur (I3034)
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| 7591 | A Celebration of Margaret's life was held the day before, with family and friends gathered. | McKay, Margaret Paterson (I7049)
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| 7592 | A Celebration of Melissa was held at 2pm, with many family and friends attending. Melissa had planned the service herself Melissa's ashes were buried in the Taita Lawn Cemetery, Lower Hutt. | Carter, Melissa Jayne (I1136)
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| 7593 | a child | Jubber, Thomas (I9156)
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| 7594 | a child | Jubber, Judith (I9160)
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| 7595 | A D Cairns Dead Well Known Jeweler Succumbes to Apoplexy in Hartford. Alexander D Cairns, the well-known jeweller, died suddenly of apoplexy in Hartord. Sunday afternoon, while on a business trip to that city. Mr Cairns had been in rather delicate health for some time, but his death was unexpected. Mr Cairns was born in Langham, Scotland, 45 years ago, and had been a resident of this country 22 years. He was a draftsman by trade, and worked at that business in a South Boston machine shop for five years. Seventeen years ago he engaged in the jewellery business in which he amassed a comfortable fortune. He was well-known in and about newspaper row. He was a member of many secret orders and other societies, among them the Masons, the British charitable society, Victorian club, Boston athletic association, and the Scots charitable society. He was a member of the Presbyterian church. He lived at 171 Townsend St, Roxbury, and leaves a wife and two children. The funeral will be held at his residence tomorrow at 2.30pm. | Cairns, Alexander D (I7817)
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| 7596 | a Isbel McAdam m James McKinnall 7 June 1781, Kirkcudbright - 871/ 10 602 | McAdam, Isobel (I3296)
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| 7597 | A lovely story about Peter, has come to me via one of his nephews - Roger McMilan: "Peter was a very much perfectionist, particularly when it came to his car. He never drove it himself ... a neighbour used to chaffeur him on fine days only and usually for a Sunday drive. The car was never driven in the rain and after an outing it was washed and polished all over and that included polishing under the mudguards as well as on top. It was always under a dust cover sheet." | Ireland, Peter (I258)
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| 7598 | A Mary McCadam married John Austine 20/4/1769, Troqueer - 882/ 10 169 | McAdam, Mary (I3294)
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| 7599 | A melancholy case of suicide occurred at Leamington early on Monday, when a single woman, named Edith Burbidge, aged 36, who took in lodgers at 10 Court Street, committed self destruction by drowning herself in a well in the back yard. An inquest was held by Mr D R Wynter at the Old Town Hall, on Tuesday morning. Mr John Lewis was foreman of the jury - Hannah Percox, wife of Charles Percox, waggoner, of Tachbrook, and sister of the deceased, said the latter was 31 years of age and unmarried. She had not seen her since last December, but knew she was at times very depressed. May Sigley, Wife of Abraham Sigley, builder, Leek, in Staffordshire, said she had lodged with the deceased. She last saw her alive at half-past 10 on Sunday night, and she then spoke very rationally. At four oçlock in the morning, witness heard a scraping and a gurgling noise in the yard, which was overlooked from her window. She looked out, but saw nothing, and went back to bed again. etc. The jury was asked to decide whether they thought the woman accidently fell into the well, or whether she purposely drowned herself. The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide while temporily insane". | Burbidge, Edith (I2571)
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| 7600 | A number of friends, and members of the local Lodge of Odd Fellows, followed the remains of the late Mr John Yates to the grave, yesterday afternoon. Mr John Yates, of the Upper Plain, Masterton, expired on Sunday last at the ripe age of 74 years. The deceased settler held high rank as an Odd Fellow being one of the oldest of the brethren in the Wellington Provincial District. | Yates, John (I4417)
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