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| 1451 | aka Ted. In the Winnipeg City Directories, Edward was first listed in 1946 as on active service and using his mothers address of 350 Ferry Road; in 1949 working with T.C.A. living at 350 Ferry Road and in 1950 working as a fireman living at 350 Ferry Road. Edward moved to British Columbia when he was about 16 and joined the Merchant Marines. Was listed as living in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada in 1975 when his mother died. Was living in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada in 1993 when his brother Brian died. Ted was a Chief Engineer with the British Columbia Department of Transport. Edward and Muriel had no family. Victoria City Directories (only years 1961-1981 were checked). Edward A. was listed, between 1962-1972 variously as 4th Eng., 3rd Eng., 2nd Eng., and Eng. with what may be the same company, variously listed as Can. Govt., CCG Camsell, CCG St Catherines, CCG Quadra and CCGS Quadra. In 1962 was listed as living at 3-504 Selkirk; in 1963-67 at 3144 Qu'Appelle, Saan; in 1968-72 at 3177 Woodpark. (the other years between 1961-81, other than listed above, Edward A. and Muriel E. were not listed in the directories). Victoria City Directories (years 1983-1998). 1983-86 there was no listing. 1987-90 Edward A. was listed as Marine Engineer at Dockyard and from 1991-98 as retired. Edward and Muriel E. lived at Suite 14, 2800 Florence Lake Road 1987-1998. | Glendenning, Edward Alvin (I6310)
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| 1452 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MacDonnell, Edward Gerald (I12618)
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| 1453 | aka Terry. Maiden name From tombstone, family genealogical chart has Verriere. Son Guy was from Celine's former marriage. | Verrier, Celine Agatha (I10150)
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| 1454 | aka Thel. Attended Pauline Avenue Public School and Bloor Collegiate in Toronto,Ontario, Canada. Worked for George McMurrick Insurance Co. Thel was honored at two dinners in 1999 for her over 40 years of volunteering at the Scarborough General Hospital, Scarborough, Ontario. She was one of four volunteers so honored. From the Hansard 1400 number 215 (the official recording of the Ontario Legislature); Thel and the three other women were recognized, in the Legislature, by their Member of Legislature, Mr. John Cannis, Liberal Member for Scarborough Centre. Thel married William George Harrison at Knox United Church, Agincourt, Ontario, Canada on May 3, 2003. George was born July 22, 1920 in Toronto. He attended Kew Beach Public School and Eastern High School of Commerce in Toronto. They lived at Thel's home in Scarborough. They travelled to Newfoundland, Labrador and St Pierre & Miquelon in August 2003, England in October 2003 and to Portugal in March 2004. | McLeod, Thelma Elsie Marjorie (I12986)
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| 1455 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hayes, Christina Ann (I13496)
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| 1456 | aka Tom and Tommy. Birth Registration 031278 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 Reel 101. Dr. Gilchrist attended. He signed his military Attestation Paper, Division Supply Column, on 28 February 1916 in Toronto, Regimental Number 512375. David Thomas Scott Thomson of R.R.1, Orillia, Ontario, Canada, born 5 June 1889 in Orillia, Ontario, Canada (note: birth registration has 5 June 1890). Was a farmer, single, Presbyterian. Next of kin, Jane Thomson, R.R.1, Orillia, Ontario, Canada, mother. Served before for 3 years with 9th M.H., Corp. Age 26 years, 8 months, height 5' 7 1/2", chest expanded 41", extent of expansion 5", complexion flesh, eyes grey, hair brown, had 2 moles left side, mole left shoulder, mole right side back. Marriage registration 019702 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 reel 587. He was listed as a 34 year old farmer, living in Orillia and a Presbyterian. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R.W. McVey by license. Witnesses were John W. Valliant of Foresters Falls and J.T. Valliant of Beachburg. Was living in Orillia Town, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada in 1934 when his mother died and 1947 when his father died. Had no family. In 1956 was living at 10 Whitney Avenue, Orillia. Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Death Register recorded age 78, resident of 10 Whitney Avenue, Orillia, Rev. E.A. Beggs. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). Daily Packet and Times, Thursday, 20 June 1968 THOMSON, D. T. S. (Tommy) - At the Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia on Wednesday, June 19, 1968, Tommy Thomson, beloved husband of Jennie G. Valliant of 10 Whitney Avenue, Orillia in his 79th year. Resting at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West ST. N., Orillia. Service in the chapel on Friday, June 21 at 2 p.m. Interment St Andrew's Cemetery, Orillia. Members of the Orillia Masonic Lodges are asked to gather at the parlours for service Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. Members of the Order of the Eastern Star are asked to gather at the parlours for service Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Also: Orillia Lodge No. 192 A.F. & A.M., G.R.C. By order of the Worshipful Master, brethren of the above lodge are requested to attend the funeral service of our late Bro. D.T.S. Thomson at Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St. N., (tonight) Thursday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. Brethren of sister Lodges are invited. By order of the W.M. J.W. Davies, Secretary. | Thomson, David Thomas Scott (I11461)
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| 1457 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mason, Thomas Taylor (I12626)
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| 1458 | aka Tom. Birth Registration #3699 Government of Saskatchewan Vital Statistics. In the British Columbia and Vancouver City Directories, John T first appeared in 1924 living on Sperling Avenue, Burnaby with his parents and was listed as a clerk with Gt. NW Telgs; 1934-36 lived at 2785 Grant Street; 1937 lived at 2861 West 34th Avenue; 1934 was a salesman for de Wolfe & Co.; 1935 was a salesman for Continental Securities; 1936-37 was a manager at Miller's Ham & Bacon Curers. Death registration 1973-09-004964 Government of British Columbia Vital Statistics, microfilm B13324, GSU#2050076. John Thomas Johnston died at Ganges at age 65 years. THE VANCOUVER SUN, March 12, 1973 JOHNSTON - John Thomas (Tommy), aged 65 years, passed away March 10, 1973 at Lady Minto Hospital, Salt Spring Island. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife Ruby; and daughters (Rosalie) Mrs. F. Fawcett, Edmonton; (Patricia) Mrs. Gary Crawford, Burnaby; (Barbara) Mrs. Charles Church, Delia, Alberta; and 9 grandchildren. He is survived by 5 sisters Mrs. T. Holmes, Mrs. C. Thomson, Mrs. J.P. Dumaresq and Mrs. W. Meagher, all of Vancouver; and Miss Edna Johnson of Abbotsford. Funeral service will be held Thursday, March 13 at 2 p.m. in Ganges United Church. Rev. Fred Anderson officiating. Cremation to follow. Memorial service will be held Thursday, March 15 at 7.30 p.m. in West Burnaby United Church, Sussex Ave., Burnaby. In lieu of flowers, donations to the B.C. Cancer Institute, 2656 Heather, Vancouver 9, would be very much appreciated. | Johnston, John Thomas (I6324)
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| 1459 | aka Tom. Lived on Harvey Street in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. Was living in Orillia in 1973 when his brother David Robert Duncan died and in 2001 when his sister Myrtle died. In the 1971 Orillia Directory, Thos S Duncan was living at 334 Harvey Street and was a Custodian with Simcoe County Board of Education. | Duncan, Thomas S. (I11458)
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| 1460 | aka Tom. Worked as a stock keeper in a factory. Was cremated. Had four granddaughters and four grandsons when he died. Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Death Register recorded age 67, resident of R.R. 2 Coldwater, Rev. E.A. Beggs. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). Buried in Section E (A144-5) in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. The Packet, Monday, 5 April 1982, page 12 PHILLIPS, Thomas Alexander - At the Orillia Soldier's Memorial Hospital on Saturday, April 3, 1982. Tom Phillips beloved husband of Eunice Walker of Horseshoe Valley Road; in his 68th year. Loving father of Margaret (Mrs. John A. Nattress) of Oakville, Catherine (Mrs. Frans Visser) of Newmarket and Janet (Mrs. Ron Clarke) of Hanover. Grandfather of four grandsons and four granddaughters. The late Mr. Phillips rested at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West Street North, Orillia. Funeral service was held in the Chapel on Monday, April 5th at 2:00 o'clock. Cremation Riverside Crematorium, Weston with spring burial in St. Andrew's Cemetery, Orillia. Memorial donations to the charity of your choice would be gratefully appreciated. | Phillips, Thomas Alexander (I14225)
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| 1461 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bridge, Tracy Ann (I12821)
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| 1462 | aka Vern. Orillia St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Death Register recorded age 53, resident of 25 Gosford Blvd., #23, Rev. E.A. Beggs. (Orillia Library microfilm 539). The Packet, Saturday, 2 July 1983, page 14 HOESCHELE, Werner - At The York Finch General Hospital, Downsview, on Thursday June 30, 1983. Werner Hoeschele, beloved husband of Phyllis Thomson, formerly of Orillia; in his 54th year. Loving father of Martin and Stephen, at home. Dear brother of Gerda (Mrs. Hans Mildenberger) of Midland; Anneliese (Mrs. Hans Vosshage); Rolf, Gerhard and Dieter all of Stutgaard, Germany. Stepson of Marie and son of the late Karl and Gertrude Hoeschele of Stutgaard, Germany. Resting at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West Street North, Orillia after 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Service in the Chapel on Monday July 4 at 1:30 p.m. Interment St. Andrew's Cemetery, Orillia. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be gratefully appreciated. | Hoeschele, Werner (I10159)
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| 1463 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gauley, Wesley John (I13282)
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| 1464 | aka Will. Birth registration 025355 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 reel 146. Death registration 031048 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS935 reel 246. Was attended by Dr A.W. Partridge. Church Register, Rosseau, Ullswater/Bent River, North Cardwell, Wakeman Thomson was baptized on February 14, 1900 in St. Thomas, Ullswater, parents Alexander Edwards and Mary Anne of Watt. Wakeman born 28 September 1899. Died at age 18 years 8 months. Cause of death was bowels, joints, tubercular infection of kidneys even since childhood (tubercular bone disease). | Edwards, Wakeman Thomson (I12581)
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| 1465 | aka Will. Birth Registration 029306 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS929 Reel 51. Dr. Corbett attended. Marriage Registration 018178 Archives of Ontario microfilm MS932 Reel 124. Was listed as a 24 year old farmer of South Orillia Township. Witnesses at the wedding were Thomas Laver and Maggie Thomson of South Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada. The service was conducted by W.J. Hewitt. Was living in Ardtrea, Orillia Township, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada in 1913 when his father died. Was living in Orillia Town in 1933 when his brother David E. died and in 1942 when his brother John Allan died. THOMSON - William James - Suddenly at his late residence, 329 Peter St. N., Orillia, on Tuesday February 5, 1963, William J. Thomson beloved husband of the late Jessie Stewart Laver, loving Father of Martha and Reg at home, dear brother of Margaret (Mrs. John Ross) Mae (Mrs. Earl Wood) and Grant all of Orillia, and Gray of Sudbury, in his 82nd year. Resting at The Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St. N. Orillia, for service on Friday, February 8th at 1:30 p.m. Entombment St. Andrew's Cemetery Orillia. | Thomson, William James (I10175)
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| 1466 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Amos, William Ambrose (I11266)
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| 1467 | aka Willie. Died at three months of age of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Wilfred is buried in Lot 2, Block 6, Range 4, Riverside Cemetery, Neepawa with his parents. The Neepawa Press, Thursday, September 17, 1942, page 2 "Social and Personal" Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Thomson, Neepawa, were grieved to learn of the sudden passing, Wednesday morning, September 9th of their infant son, Wilfred Charles at the age of three months and six days. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved parents. He was born June 2, at Neepawa. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon to Riverside, following a service at the family residence. Rev. R.H. Armstrong officiated. Besides his parents he is survived by a sister. | Thomson, Wilfred Charles (I11129)
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| 1468 | aka Woody. Ward was paralyzed from the neck down as the result of a car accident. He was a teenager when his mother died and he took on work as an apprentice carpenter. Got married and started a family. He speaks to audiences about his experience adapting to life from the vantage point of a wheelchair. | Woodfall, Ward (I13720)
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| 1469 | Alexander Muir was principal of Leslieville Public school about 1862 and was famous for writing "Maple Leaf Forever". Streets and a Park have been named after him. Later re-married Mary A Johnson (b:1844) 21 Nov 1865 in York Co. | Muir, Alexander (I6484)
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| 1470 | Alf was a rancher and farmer. Was a great horseman. Died of Lou Gehrig disease. His sister Stella married Esther's cousin, Archie Shaver. Alfred Harry Sabin The funeral service for Mr. Alfred Harry Sabin, of Bengough, Sask., who passed away on September 24, 1986, was held Saturday, September 27 in the Knox United Church in Bengough, Sask. Reverend Howard Hanson officiated. Interment took place at the Bengough Municipal Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Darald Marin, Randy Sabin, Wayne Skappel, Larry Skappel, Gary Shaver and Harlan Throssell. Memorials were received for the Knox United Church. Ross Funeral Service Ltd. was in care of arrangements. Mr. Alfred Harry Sabin was born in Souris, North Dakota on February 23, 1914. He came to the Minton district with his parents in 1914. Alfred grew up in the district and attended Big Four School. He farmed and ranched in the Monton and Ceylon district all his life. Alfred married the former Esther Gauley in Regina on June 11, 1949. They moved to Minton in 1961 and then to Bengough in 1980 and continued to farm and ranch. Mr. Sabin enjoyed the out-of- doors. His home and family were the center of his life. He took a great interest in his livestock, cattle and horses. Predeceased by his parents, Andrew and Janet Sabin, two sisters Elsie and Esther, one brother Clifford and two brothers-in-law, Ed Buchholz and Oliver Skappel, he is survived by his wife Esther of Bengough; two sons Jim and Ron of Edmonton, two daughters, Joan (Paul) Mazenc of Radville and Lorna (Claude) Tessier of Regina; 10 brothers and sisters; Margaret Skappel, Josie (Harvey) Throssell, Stella (Archie) Shaver, Robert (Dorothea) Sabin, William Sabin, Mae Buchholz, Helen (Ken) Mackie, Mildred (Leif) Nelson, Elaine (Tex) Pashko and Archie (Kathy) Sabin; as well as five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. | Sabin, Alfred Harry (I12792)
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| 1471 | Alice was previously married to a Mr. Guest and had three children, Brian, Glen and Anne Guest. | Unknown, Alice (I6393)
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| 1472 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Russell, Aliza Jane (I12990)
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| 1473 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, Allan Stanton (I12572)
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| 1474 | Allan Appleby (1882-1974) m 1904 Lois G Shaw (1887-1968), m 1970 Ethyl C Gorman (1894-?): seven children, Aubrey (1905-1907), Ward (1906-1907), Mabel Olivia (1910-1975), Gertrude (1916-1953), Frank (1919-1919), Basil (1923-1923), Gladys (b1914) Allan Barter spent most of his life in Avondale, Hartland and Fredericton NB. He was at first a school teacher and then worked in wholesale. He joined his brothers in Los Angeles in 1939. Returning to Canada in 1941 (almost 60 years old) to join the army, he instead became a lumberjack. He spent several years with a lumber company in Ontario and then operated a grocery store in New Liskard ON until the 1950s when he moved to Toronto. After his second marriage, he moved to his wife'shome in Brown's Flat, near Saint John NB. | Barter, Allan Appleby (I1800)
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| 1475 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pilkey, Allan Clifford (I19529)
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| 1476 | Allen F. Sipprell, 79, of East Aurora, a noted professional photographer, died Thursday (Oct. 29, 1998) in Buffalo General Hospital's Hospice unit after a brief illness. Born in Buffalo, he was the son of one of the city's leading photographers, Francis Sipprell, who opened his studio in 1902 and, with his sister, Clara, was prominent among the era's photo-pictorialists. At the height of the elder Sipprell's career, it was said, "You haven't made it in Buffalo until you're photographed by Sipprell . . . ." Clara became widely renowned. The New York Times called her "the photographer of the great and near-great of the 20th century." Allen Sipprell grew up in Hamburg and was a graduate of Hamburg High School. He then moved to East Aurora with his family. He served in the Navy in the Atlantic during World War II. After the war, he studied photography in New York City, then came back to join his father's studio and continue the family tradition. United States Census, 1930, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X7Z7-6ZF), Hamburg, Erie, New York United States Census, 1940, (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KQ14-1FX), Aurora, Erie, New York He photographed many local families through generations of births, weddings and special occasions. He was official photographer for several schools, include Elmwood-Franklin, Gow and East Aurora High School. He played the organ and was an avid concert-goer. His other interests included art, antiques, history and gardening. Surviving are his companion of 27 years, Dennis Bathurst. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Nov. 7 in St. Matthias Episcopal Church, 374 Main St., East Aurora. Burial will be in Lakeside Memorial Cemetery, Hamburg. | Sipprell, Allen F (I1988)
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| 1477 | Allied forces entered the Netherlands on 12 September 1944. Airborne operations later that month established a bridgehead at Nijmegen and in the following months, coastal areas and ports were cleared and secured, but it was not until the German initiated offensive in the Ardennes had been repulsed that the drive into Germany could begin. Most of those buried in Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery were Canadians, many of whom died in the Battle of the Rhineland, when the 2nd and 3rd Canadian Infantry Divisions and the 4th Canadian Armoured Division took part in the drive southwards from Nijmegen to clear the territory between the Maas and the Rhine in February and March 1945 | Forfar, John David Albert (I8841)
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| 1478 | also born 14 Oct 1924 | Smith, Freda Lillian (I16714)
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| 1479 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bixby, Angela Marie (I17247)
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| 1480 | Also had a daughter married twicw to Mr Herter (children) and Mr Tokes | Shuter, Russell Gordon (I15518)
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| 1481 | Also known as Mary Stoner Was she adopred ? 1911 census shows Sep 1873 | Larway, Mary Elizabeth (I6559)
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| 1482 | Also known as William de Cranstoun Married Margaret Hume | Cranstoun, Sir William (I1946)
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| 1483 | also shows on tombstone in Knox Agincourt | Forfar, Milton T. (I11708)
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| 1484 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schwann, Alyssa Marie (I13459)
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| 1485 | Among the early settlers of what is now New England were the family of Reginald Foster from Devonshire, England. Four generations later, Ezekiel and Mary (Fogg) Foster were the parents of at least five sons and a daughter, Sarah. Sarah was known in the family as Sally. She married William Sr. and thus became the maternal ancestor of the Sipprell family. From their original settlement in Ipswich, Massachusetts the Fosters spread along the eastern coast and eventually, mid eighteenth century, reached Scarboro, Maine and later at the mouth of the Machias River. After the outbreak of the Revolution, the Fosters were actively in support of those in the Thirteen Colonies. Within a year, the British compelled allegiance. Ezekiel and a number of Fosters from Maine were Pre-Loyalists in the Machias River area. They had appealed to both Nova Scotia and Massachusetts for a township grant. Boston granted the request in 1770. Following the American Revolution many had their land taken by Loyalists. On file at Fredericton is a petition dated 8 August 1789 endorsing "Ezekiel Foster and his three sons ask for lots No. 19, 20, 21, 22 SE side of the Oromocto Welch's Survey. The lots formerly registered but unimproved". They were granted the New Brunswick land. By August 1789 Ezekiel Foster and family had arrived. | Foster, Sarah (Sally) (I71)
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| 1486 | Ancestors: John Carr 1500-1551 Sir John Carr 1475-1552 7th Baron of Feminhurst Sir John de Carre 1454-1520 Baron Carre of Fennehurst m: Lady Anne of Montford 1451-1530 Sir Robert Carre 1435-1451 Baron Carre of Sleaford | Carr, Thomas (I5776)
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| 1487 | Ancestry of Elizabeth Stewart, mother of William (Source: Wikitree) 1563 Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell 1531 John Stewart, 1st Lord Darnley, Prior of Coldingham, an illegitimate half-brother of Queen Mary sp. Jean Hepburn, Lady Darnley, Mistress of Caithness, Lady Morham. Her brother was James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, the third husband of Mary, Queen of Scots. 1512 James (James V) Stewart, Duke of Rothesay: 15 Apr 1512; King of Scotland: 9 Sep 1513 Son of Margaret Tudor, daughter of Henry VII, King of England. 1473 James (James IV) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1451 James (James III) "King of Scotland" Stewart sp. Margaret Oldenburg, Princess of Denmark 1456. was the daughter of Christian I Oldenburg, King of Denmark and Norway and Dorothea von Hohenzollern. 1430 James (James II) "Fiery Face, King of Scotland" Stewart 1394 James (James I) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1337 John (Robert III) "King of Scotland" Stewart aka Earl of Carrick, Earl of Atholl 1316 Robert (Robert II) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1292 Sir Walter Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland 1243 James Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland 1214 Alexander "High Steward of Scotland" Stewart 1179 Walter "3rd High Steward of Scotland" Stewart aka of Dundonald, 1150 Alan "2nd High Steward of Scotland" FitzWalter 1105 Walter "1st High Steward of Scotland" FitzAlan 1055 Sir Alan FitzFlaald aka fitz Flathald. Emigrated from Brittany, France 1011 Flaald "Fledaldus" de Dol, Bretagne, France 990 Hato de Dol, Bretagne, France | Stewart, Elizabeth (I21672)
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| 1488 | Ancestry of James (James IV) Stewart: 1473 King James "IV of Scotland" Stewart 1451 James (James III) "King of Scotland" Stewart sp. Margaret Oldenburg, Princess of Denmark 1456. was the daughter of Christian I Oldenburg, King of Denmark and Norway and Dorothea von Hohenzollern. 1430 James (James II) "Fiery Face, King of Scotland" Stewart 1394 James (James I) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1337 John (Robert III) "King of Scotland" Stewart aka Earl of Carrick, Earl of Atholl 1316 Robert (Robert II) "King of Scotland" Stewart 1292 Sir Walter Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland Wife: Marjorie Bruce (1260-1317) Dau. of Robert (Robert I) Bruce (1274-1329) Sister of David (David II) Bruce (1324-1371) 1243 James Stewart aka High Steward of Scotland 1214 Alexander "High Steward of Scotland" Stewart 1179 Walter "3rd High Steward of Scotland" Stewart aka of Dundonald, 1150 Alan "2nd High Steward of Scotland" FitzWalter 1105 Walter "1st High Steward of Scotland" FitzAlan | Stewart, James (James IV) (I23424)
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| 1489 | Ancestry of Margaret: 1537 Margaret Douglas 1490-1557 William Douglas aka of Whittinghame m: Elizabeth Lauder 1439-1512 Sir William Douglas Knt. aka of Whittinghame m: Margaret Dunbar 1372-1441 James Douglas m: Jonette Borthwick | Douglas, Margaret (I23411)
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| 1490 | Ancestry of William from Wikitree: 1545 Sir William "1st Lord" Cranstoun 1525 John Cranstoun aka of Morristoun and mother Margaret Douglas (1537) 1490 Sir William Douglas of Whittinghame 1439 Sir William Douglas of Whittinghame 1372 Sir James "1st Lord Dalkeith" Douglas 1338 Sir James Douglas Ist of Dalkeith and mother Agnes Dunbar (1355) ? Patrick Dunbar of Swinwood 1242 Alexander Dunbar 1213 Patrick VII Earl of Dunbar and mother Cecilia Clavering Countess of Dunbar (1222) 1191 John "of Warkworth" FitzRobert formerly Clavering 1168 Robert Clavering formerly Warkworth aka FitzRoger 1124 Roger "Lord of Warkworth" FitzRichard and mother Adeliza (de Vere) of Essex (1125) 1093 Alice (Adeliza) de Vere formerly Clare aka de Clare 1065 Adelisa Beauvais Clermont aka de Clare 1045 Marguerite (Margaret) de Clermont formerly Roucy 1010 Comte Hildouin (Hildouin IV) de Montdidier 980 Hildouin (Hildouin III) "Comte de Ramerupt" de Montdidier 940 Helvide Montdidier formerly Laon 890 Roger (Roger II) de Laon 867 Roger I de Laon and mother Heilwig di Friuli formerly Friuli (836) 819 Gisela di Friuli formerly Carolingian 778 Hludowic (Louis I) "Holy Roman Emperor" of France 748 Charlemagne (Karolus Magnus) "King of the Franks, Emperor of the Romans" Carolingian 715 Pepin (Pepin III) "le bref, the Short, the Younger, King of Franks" formerly Pippinid 676 Charles "the Hammer, maior domus of Austrasia" Martel formerly Pippinid 645 Pepin (Pepin II) "le gros, maior domus of Austrasia, Neustria, and Prince of the Franks" Herstal formerly Pippinid 602 Ansegisel "Mayor of the Palace, Ansigisen" Metz formerly Arnulfing 580 Saint Arnulf "Bishop of Metz" Arnulfing 560 Unknown of Metz 536 Ansbertus (Ansbert) de Rodez formerly Metz | Cranstoun, Sir William (I23423)
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| 1491 | Ancestry of William from Wikitree: 1585 James Cranstoun, Master of Cranstoun 1545 Sir William "1st Lord" Cranstoun 1525 John Cranstoun aka of Morristoun and mother Margaret Douglas (1537) 1490 Sir William Douglas of Whittinghame 1439 Sir William Douglas of Whittinghame 1372 Sir James "1st Lord Dalkeith" Douglas 1338 Sir James Douglas Ist of Dalkeith and mother Agnes Dunbar (1355) ? Patrick Dunbar of Swinwood 1242 Alexander Dunbar 1213 Patrick VII Earl of Dunbar and mother Cecilia Clavering Countess of Dunbar (1222) 1191 John "of Warkworth" FitzRobert formerly Clavering 1168 Robert Clavering formerly Warkworth aka FitzRoger 1124 Roger "Lord of Warkworth" FitzRichard and mother Adeliza (de Vere) of Essex (1125) 1093 Alice (Adeliza) de Vere formerly Clare aka de Clare 1065 Adelisa Beauvais Clermont aka de Clare 1045 Marguerite (Margaret) de Clermont formerly Roucy 1010 Comte Hildouin (Hildouin IV) de Montdidier 980 Hildouin (Hildouin III) "Comte de Ramerupt" de Montdidier 940 Helvide Montdidier formerly Laon 890 Roger (Roger II) de Laon 867 Roger I de Laon and mother Heilwig di Friuli formerly Friuli (836) 819 Gisela di Friuli formerly Carolingian 778 Hludowic (Louis I) "Holy Roman Emperor" of France 748 Charlemagne (Karolus Magnus) "King of the Franks, Emperor of the Romans" Carolingian 715 Pepin (Pepin III) "le bref, the Short, the Younger, King of Franks" formerly Pippinid 676 Charles "the Hammer, maior domus of Austrasia" Martel formerly Pippinid 645 Pepin (Pepin II) "le gros, maior domus of Austrasia, Neustria, and Prince of the Franks" Herstal formerly Pippinid 602 Ansegisel "Mayor of the Palace, Ansigisen" Metz formerly Arnulfing 580 Saint Arnulf "Bishop of Metz" Arnulfing 560 Unknown of Metz 536 Ansbertus (Ansbert) de Rodez formerly Metz ? Cuthbert Cranstoun aka in Thirlestane East Mains | Cranstoun, Rev. James (I21671)
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| 1492 | Ancestry.com, 1891 Census of Canada (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.comOperations Inc, 2008), Library and Archives Canada, Census of Canada,1891, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 2009. | Source (S41)
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| 1493 | Ancestry.com, OneWorldTree (Name: The Generations Network, Inc.;Location: Provo, UT, USA;). | Source (S56)
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| 1494 | Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.comOperations Inc, 2006). | Source (S38)
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| 1495 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lalonde, Andre Norman (I12983)
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| 1496 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cornhill, Andrew David (I13257)
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| 1497 | Andrew came to Canada in 1796 along with his brother David. He was accompanied by his second wife Jean and daughter. He initially came to Newark (now Niagara on the Lake) and later moved to the new capital of Upper Canada, York (now Toronto). As a stone mason he assisted in the construction of the new parliament buildings. Later in 1798, he followed his brother David to settle in Scarborough clearing land and creating a homestead, which he named Springfield. There he served in the administration of the community. He was elected Town Warden amd was pound keeper. A petition for additional land, was submitted by Andrew in 1799. Most illuminating are the descriptions which these documents give. Andrew was described as: 'Blue eyes, brown hair, about 5 ft 11 inches high, 50 years of age'. Four children were born in Scotland, two born in Town of York and three born in Scarborough. Andrew and Jean's daughter, Mary, married her first cousin Christopher Thomson, son of William Thomson and Anna Little. Andrew is buried in St Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery (Bendale) Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. | Thomson, Andrew (I5877)
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| 1498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Solomon, Andrew George (I13756)
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| 1499 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Andrew Charles (I11372)
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| 1500 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thomson, Andrew Kelsh (I13018)
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