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| 301 | "Ann Jane, illegitimate daughter of Catherine Ann Glover, Lot 19, the Cross Roads. Born June 9, 1854. Bapt. March 19th 1863. J.H. Read." Jane never married. | GLOVER, Anne Jane (I98668)
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| 302 | "Ann lawful daughter of Joseph Walker Mariner and Isabella Robison in Annan was born 14 day of February 1857 and baptised 3 day of December 1858." | WALKER, Ann (I115936)
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| 303 | "Announcement was made at a party Christmas Eve at the home of Mr. & Mrs Slipp." | SLIPP, Dorothy Gene (I116057)
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| 304 | "Announcement was made at a party Christmas Eve at the home of Mr. & Mrs Slipp." | DICKERSON, Donald W. (I116074)
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| 305 | "Announcement was made at a party Christmas Eve at the home of Mr. & Mrs Slipp." | Family: Donald W. DICKERSON / Dorothy Gene SLIPP (F31166)
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| 306 | "Another of our oldest and most respected citizens has passed away. Robert Walker, Esq., of New Annan, brother of John Walker, Esq., of the same place, whose death was chronicled a few weeks ago, died after a short illness on Monday last, in the 70th year of his age." (The Examiner, 11 December 1882, p.1, col. 5; same text in the Summerside Journal (now known as The Summerside Journal & Western Pioneer), 7 December, 1882, p. 3, col. 1)Death - "At New Annan, 05th, Robert Walker, age 71. Native of Dumfries" (The Herald, 20 December 1882)"At New Annan, the 5th inst., Mr. Robert Walker, a native of Dumfries, Scotland, aged 71 years, leaving a sorrowing widow, two sons and four daughters to mourn their loss. A tree by many trials pruned / A ripened sheaf of golden grain / A harp: - its jarring strings retuned, / A storm-tossed barque in port again. / May we so rest when life is o'er / May we so hope when death is nigh, / And meet with loved ones gone before, / Where hearts ne'er ache, nor loved ones die." (Summerside Journal, 14 December, 1882) | WALKER, Robert (I344)
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| 307 | "Artemas son of Silas Glover of Lot 19 Tailor and Rebecca Simmons his wife, was born 2nd January bapt. 6th May 1849." | GLOVER, Artemas (I99295)
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| 308 | "As an English princess, daughter of a king, sister to the current king, and a dowager queen of France, Mary Tudor's funeral was conducted with much heraldic ceremony. A requiem mass was held at Westminster Abbey. Her body was embalmed and held in state at Westhorpe Hall for three weeks. A delegation from France joined the English delegation for the lavish funeral ceremony. Her daughter Frances was chief mourner, accompanied by her husband and siblings. As was tradition, neither Mary's husband nor her brother the king attended. The funeral procession included 100 torch bearers, clergy carrying the cross, six horses pulling the hearse, other nobility and 100 of the duke's yeomen." (Wikipedia). | TUDOR, Mary Queen Dowager of France (I111007)
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| 309 | "At a court held at Waterborough, York County, Maine, Aug. 24, 1795, administration of estate of Aaron Hart, late of Cornish, Me., mariner and cooper, who died Jan. 1795, was granted to Betsy, or Elizabeth Hart, of Cornish, Me., widow of Aaron Hart. By 1796 she was married to Isaac Gray of Cornish, Me." Probate court record at Alfred, Maine, Book 17, Page 88. [this information received from Carole Dick] | HART, Aaron (I35038)
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| 310 | "At Albany, on the 12th ult., Jane Walker, age 71 years, wife of Charles Crossman, Albany, and daughter of John Walker, New Annan." [Summerside Journal Aug 3, 1892.] | WALKER, Jane (I346)
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| 311 | "At Bedeque, on the 7th inst., Thomas Robins, Esq., in the 80th year of his age." (The Examiner) "Died in Centreville, Bedeque, on the 7th inst., at the residence of Murdoch McLeod, Esq., Thomas Robins, senr., in the 86th year of his age. Mr. Robins was a descendant of a family of Loyalists who emigrated to this Island at the close of the Revolutionary War of the U.S. His parents located themselves in Cape Traverse, where the deceased was born in Sept. 1796. Having lost his father at an early age, his widowed mother, with her family of six children, removed to Bedeque, just seventy years ago, the first of the present month, there to face the difficulties and endure the hardships, and which were neither few nor slight, attendant on a new settlement. Often has he entertained the writer with a description of the almost insurmountable difficulties they had to contend with on their first settlement in Bedeque, but having been provided by Nature with a stalwart frame and a superior constitution, together with tact and talent, he overcame every obstacle and became one of our principal farmers, reared and educated a large and respectable family, some of whom are holding high positions of honor and responsibility both in the Dominion and in the United States.As a neighbour he was proverbial for his kindness and obliging disposition. His house was ever the welcome home for the stranger and the traveller, and he never seemed to enjoy life so well as when surrounded by his friends and acquaintances. He was a genial warm-hearted companion, a kind and loving husband and indulgent parent. But the good old man has passed away, yet long will his name be held in grateful remembrance, and his memory cherished by those he has left behind. He died having a good hope beyond the grave." (Summerside Journal, 18 May 1882) | ROBINS, Thomas (I70937)
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| 312 | "At Bedeque, on Thursday last, Mr. James Clark, Surveyor, to Nancy, daughter of Major Hooper, Esq."They had three daughters and one son before Nancy died and James remarried. | Family: James A. CLARK / Ann Nancy HOOPER (F16408)
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| 313 | "At Burlington on the 31st March, Mary Walker, beloved wife of Joseph Davidson in the 61st year of her age." [Summerside Journal May 19, 1887.] | WALKER, Mary (I348)
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| 314 | "At Cape Traverse, 16th inst. ... Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. John Walker, age 34 years leaving a husband and seven children." [Summerside Progress Mar 30, 1868; The Islander Apr 3, 1868; Summerside Journal Mar 26, 1868.] | BELL, Ann (I531)
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| 315 | "At Cape Traverse, on the 6th inst ... John Walker, in the 54th year of his age." [The Presbyterian Feb 22, 1883.] | WALKER, John (I349)
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| 316 | "At Clarenceville Cottage, Cape Traverse, at the residence of the bride’s father, on the 3rd inst., by the Rev. John G. Cameron, Mr. Samuel Newson, of Crapaud, to Jane, eldest daughter of John Walker." Published in Argus July 9, 1872, Semi-Weekly Patriot Jul 6, 1872, Weekly Examiner Jul 15, 1872. | Family: Samuel NEWSOM / Janet Bell WALKER (F601)
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| 317 | "At Crapaud, on the 21st inst., Mrs. W. W. Walker age 60 years." [The Daily (Morning) Guardian Apr 25, 1892.] "Formerly widow of the late John Hall, Esq., Mrs. W. W. Walker, departed this life on Friday morning, the 22nd inst., and was buried on Saturday, the 23rd in the cemetery at St. John’s Church, Crapaud. The mother of the deceased is still living and enjoying very good health in her 83rd [poss] year. She can converse freely, and her memory being good, can relate the voyage out from England, and remembers all on board the ship and everything, that happened during the passage." [Weekly Examiner Apr 29, 1892; Summerside Journal Apr 27, 1892; Island Guardian Apr 28, 1892.] | PEARSON, Mary (I819)
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| 318 | "At East Boston, on the 25th ult., of consumption, Mary Jane, only child of Adam and Catherine Clay, formerly of P.E.I. in the 21st [poss] year of her age.... " [Argus May 9, 1876; The Weekly or Semi-Weekly Patriot May 12, 1876; The (Charlottetown) Examiner May 8, 1876] | CLAY, Mary Jane (I111302)
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| 319 | "At East Boston, on the 30th ult., Mrs. Catherine Clay, age 74 years." [Summerside Journal Aug 9, 1893] | CARRUTHERS, Catherine (I96441)
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| 320 | "At Ellerslie on the 14th ult., Samuel Cannon, aged 83 years, leaving one son and four daughters." | CANNON, Samuel (I81743)
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| 321 | "At Freetown, on the 24th ult., Mrs. John Walker, leaving a husband, four sons and five daughters." [Watchman Jun 9, 1899.] | NEILL, Janet (I649)
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| 322 | "At Georgetown, on the 18th Nov., by Rev. Peter Melville, M.A., Mr. John Annear, of Montague, to Miss Ellen S. Moodie, of Pugwash, N.S." [Semi-Weekly Patriot Jan 4, 1873; Prince Edward Islander Jan 10, 1873] | Family: John ANNEAR / Ellen S. MOODIE (F29849)
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| 323 | "At Hampton, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. A. McLean, William W. Walker, of Summerside, to Mary Hall, of Crapaud." [Island Farmer Aug 8, 1889; Island Guardian Aug 2, 1889; Summerside Journal Aug 8, 1889.]. Both were widowed. | Family: William Weir WALKER / Mary PEARSON (F167)
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| 324 | "At his residence East Boston, on the 4th inst., Adam Clay in the 60th year of his age. Deceased was a native of Lot 19, P.E.I. and was the only surviving brother of John Clay Esq., of this town." [The Pioneer Sep 9, 1884; Summerside Journal Sep 11, 1884] | CLAY, Adam Nathan (I96440)
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| 325 | "At Kelvin Grove, on the 13th inst ... William Higgins, age 8 years and 3 months, youngest son of David and Elizabeth Walker." [Island Guardian Apr 26, 1894; Island Farmer Apr 26, 1894; Summerside Journal Apr 25, 1894.] | WALKER, William Higgins (I375)
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| 326 | "At Kensington on Christmas day, Janet Glover, relict of the late David Walker, age 77 years." [The Island Farmer Jan 4, 1889.] | GLOVER, Janet (I518)
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| 327 | "At Lot 19, on the 14th, of cancer, Sarah, beloved wife of Mr. David Glover, in the 39th year of her age." The Islander Aug 3, 1866; The (Charlottetown) Examiner Aug 6, 1866. | SCHURMAN, Sarah (I12627)
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| 328 | "At Lynn, Mass, June 6th, by Rev. J. L. Hill, David Walker, to Annie McGougan, both formerly belonging to Summerside, P.E.I." [The Pioneer Jun 21, 1882; Summerside Journal Jun 15, 1882.] | Family: David WALKER / Annie MCGOUGAN (F26016)
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| 329 | "At New Annan on the 10th inst., after a painful illness, which she bore with Christian patience and resignation to the Divine Will, Ann Bramble, relict of the late David Walker, at the advanced age of 88 years." [The (Charlottetown) Examiner, 26 Sept, 1864, page 3); The Islander Sep 23, 1864; Vindicator Sep 28, 1864; Protestant and Evangelical Witness Sep 17, 1864.] | BRAMBLE, Ann (I512)
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| 330 | "At New Annan, on the 8th ult., Stanley Walker, son of W. W. Walker, New Annan." [Island Farmer Feb 13, 1896; [no age] Summerside Journal Feb 12, 1896.] | WALKER, Stanley (I96031)
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| 331 | "At North Tryon, on the 10th ult., of February, Eliza Walker, age 69 years, relict of the late John Walker, Cape Traverse." [Island Farmer Mar 12, 1896; Summerside Journal Mar 11, 1896.] | HOOPER, Eliza (I696)
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| 332 | "At Pisquid, in February last, by the Rev. Henry Crawford, Mr. John Jardine, of the Head of Hillsborough, to Miss Eunice Jane Clark, daughter of Mr. Richard Clark." [The Islander, Mar. 12, 1858, p. 3] They were married by license. Rev. Crawford was a Presbyterian minister. Witnesses - Benjamin Douglas and John Clark. | Family: John JARDINE / Eunice Jane CLARK (F22948)
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| 333 | "At Scotch Fort, same day, (May 19th [sic]) Charles Braddock, Esq., aged 69 years" | BRADDOCK, Charles Robert (I94929)
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| 334 | "At Scotch Fort, same day, (May 19th) Charles Braddock, Esq., aged 69 years" | BRADDOCK, Charles Robert (I94929)
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| 335 | "At St. Eleanor’s on Thursday, Oct. 24th, John Cannon age 69 years." [Island Farmer Oct 31, 1889.] | CANNON, John (I96650)
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| 336 | "At Stanhope on Wednesday the 2nd inst., by the Rev James Allan, Rev. W. Leslie Clay of Summerside to Florence N. daughter of the late John C. Leitch of Stanhope." [Island Farmer Jul 10, 1890] | Family: William Leslie CLAY / Florence Nightingale LEITCH (F23936)
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| 337 | "At Summerside, on Monday, the 3rd inst., Ruth, age 3 months and 22 days, infant daughter of Grace L and A. A. Clay." [Weekly Examiner Nov 14, 1890] | CLAY, Ruth (I111216)
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| 338 | "At Summerside, on Sunday morning, the 26th inst. of Bright’s disease, Newman Hall, son of William W. Walker, of this town in his 17th year." [Island Farmer May 30, 1889; also item same issue; Summerside Journal Jun 6, 1889; Weekly Examiner Jun 7, 1889.] | WALKER, Newman Hall (I96029)
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| 339 | "At the home of her son, Mr. W. K. Llewellyn, Pope Road, Summerside, the death occurred on Thursday of Mrs. Sara Brown, widow of Mr. Patrick Brown, Summerside. The deceased was 65 years of age and had been ill for the past two years. She was a daughter of the late Mr. Andrew Kennedy, Murray Harbor West, and was one of a family of twelve. She leaves to mourn besides her son, above mentioned, three brothers, Andrew of Boston, Benj. of Pictou and James on the homestead, Murray Harbor, also two sisters, Mrs. Lelacheur, Murray Harbor, and Miss Annie, residing with her brother James." | KENNEDY, Sarah (I111628)
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| 340 | "At the home of the bride’s father, on March 25th, by Rev. J. M. Fisher, B. A., Eugene Craswell, of St. Eleanor’s to Barbara A., daughter of Mr. Duncan McGoughan [McGougan], Malpeque. Island Farmer Apr 9, 1896; Patron of Industry Apr 2, 1896; Summerside Journal Apr 1, 1896; Prince Edward Islander Apr 3, 1896. Eugene was a bachelor, living in St. Eleanors. Barbara was a spinster, living in Malpeque. | Family: Eugene Guy CRASWELL / Barbara Ann MCGOUGAN (F30336)
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| 341 | "At the home of the bride’s parents, on Tuesday morning, the 2nd inst., by Rev. E. M. Dill, Miss Annetta Clay, daughter of Deputy Sheriff Clay, to Mr. D. Montgomery Johnston, of Long River." [Island Farmer Oct 4, 1894; [Mr. D.M.] Summerside Journal Oct 3, 1894]. "At the residence of the bride’s father, Oct. 2nd, by Rev. F. M. Dill, B. D., Mr. Donald M. Johnstone, of Long River, to Miss Hettie, daughter of Mr. John Clay, Summerside." [The Watchman Oct 11, 1894; Island Guardian Oct 11, 1894] | Family: Donald Montgomery JOHNSTONE / Mary Elisa Anetta CLAY (F24967)
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| 342 | "At the Manse, on Wednesday evening the 20th inst., by the Rev. W.R. Frame, Mr. James E. Poole of Summerside, to Frances, second daughter of Mr. John Small of Wilmot Creek." (Summerside Progress Feb. 25 1867; The Herald Feb. 27 1867; The (Charlottetown) Examiner Feb. 25 1867; Summerside Journal Feb 21 1867) | Family: James E. POOLE / Frances SMALL (F29815)
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| 343 | "At the manse, Orwell, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. John Goodwill, Mr. John Annear (W.) of Montague Bridge, to Miss Catherine McDonald, fourth daughter of the late John Hector McDonald of Orwell Rear." [The Daily Patriot Aug 31, 1878; Presbyterian Aug 29, 1878] | Family: John ANNEAR / Catherine MCDONALD (F29848)
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| 344 | "At the residence of James Kennedy, Murray Harbour North, on the 5th inst., by the Rev. J.G. Cameron, Patrick Brown, of Summerside, to Sarah Llewellyn." | Family: Patrick BROWN / Sarah KENNEDY (F29418)
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| 345 | "At the residence of John Clay, Summerside, on the 17th ult., John Cousins, age 68 years." [The Watchman Jan 2, 1896; Summerside Journal Dec 25, 1895] | COUSINS, John (I40790)
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| 346 | "At the residence of the bride's father, on January 2, by the Rev. J.M. McLeod M.A., Mr. Joseph A. Taylor, Lower Freetown, to Miss Maggie Walker, Upper Freetown." (Daily Examiner, 4 January 1895). Witnesses were Bert Craig and Belle Walker. | Family: Joseph Austin TAYLOR / Margaret Euphemia WALKER (F543)
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| 347 | "At the residence of the bride, on the 23rd ult., by Rev. T. Lloyd, George Brown, of Margate, to Miss Minnie Walker, of Kensington." [Summerside Journal Dec 6, 1893.] | Family: George Edwin BROWN, Sr. / Gertrude Marion Taylor WALKER (F173)
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| 348 | "At Upper Freetown, on the 6th ult., of tubercular meningitis, Andrew Ewen, age 15 1?2 years, son of John and Janet Walker." [The Watchman Jun 1, 1893; Weekly Examiner Jun 2, 1893; Summerside Journal May 24, 1893.] | WALKER, Andrew Ewen (I388)
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| 349 | "Aug. 17, 1659. John Drake Sen dyed accidentaly,as he was Driving a Cart, Loaded with corn, to carry from his house to his son Jacob's the Cattle being 2 oxen and his mare, in the high way against John Griffin's Something Scar'd the Cattle, and they Set a runing, and he Labouring to Stop them, by takeing hold on the mare, was thrown down on his face, and the Cart wheele went over him: brake one of his Legs and bruised his body, so that he was taken up Dead, being carried into his Daughters house had Life come again, but Dyed in a Short time and was buried on the 18th day of August '59." The inventory of John Drake's estate was taken Sept. 14, 1659, the amount £324/13/00. In the settlement, Job Drake claimed pay for two journeys to Piscataway* and other indebtedness from his father.*Mr. Orra E. Monnette, in his " First Settlers of yo Plantations of Piscataway, N.J., " gives the first date of settlement as 1664, from this it would seem that the above reference was to Piscataway, N. II. | DRAKE, John (I101039)
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| 350 | "August 14, 1832 on Thursday morning last, awfully sudden, Mr. Samuel Hood, Shoemaker, in the 63rd year of his age, died at work." | HOOD, Samuel (I102751)
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| 351 | "Baptised at Dumfies Anno 1789. May 10. George Lawful Son to James Walker Shoemaker. Wit. Samuel ? & Robert ?." | WALKER, George (I116013)
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| 352 | "Baptised at Dumfries 1772. Apr. 19. James Lawful Son to John Walker, Butcher, witnesses John Wilson & James Goldie." | WALKER, James (I116005)
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| 353 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1753. April 1. James L. S. to James Walker Mason. Wit. William McKinnel & ? Waddel." | WALKER, James (I116010)
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| 354 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1756. May 10. George Lawful Son to James Walker Mason. Witnesses Alexander Shand & William McKinnell." | WALKER, George (I116012)
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| 355 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1767, June 16. Edward Lawful Son to Thomas Walker Skinner, witnesses Alexander Johnston & James Newall." | WALKER, Edward (I115981)
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| 356 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1774, Oct. 16. Archibald Lawful Son to Robert Walker Sherriff Officer, witnesses Robert Wilson & William Wal?." | WALKER, Archibald (I115982)
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| 357 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1775, January 29. John Son to John Walker flesher, Witnesses Thomas Gibson and John Blackstock." | WALKER, John (I115971)
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| 358 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1779, July 11. Francis lawful son to Thomas Walker Tanner. Witnesses James Clark and John Hardy." | WALKER, Francis (I115978)
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| 359 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1785. Decembr. 31, James Lawful Son to James Walker Shoemaker. Witnesses Robert ? & Thomas Anderson." | WALKER, James (I116006)
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| 360 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1790. Nov. 27. Alexander Lawful Son to Robert Walker labourer. Witnesses John & Tho. Kerr." | WALKER, Alexander (I116014)
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| 361 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1790. October 11. James Lawful Son to James Walker, Servant at The George Inn. Wit. William Crosbie & Thos. Jardine." | WALKER, James (I116008)
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| 362 | "Baptised at Dumfries Anno 1792, June 30. John lawful son to John Walker Riggside (?), Witness Thomas Walker." | WALKER, John (I115969)
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| 363 | "Baptised in Dumfries Anno 1765 Septem. 13 John Lawful Son to George Walker Mason, witnesses John Edgar & Joseph Bennet." | WALKER, John (I115967)
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| 364 | "Baptism of Bessie Hope BraddockDaughter of Charles Elisha Braddockand of Jeannie McCaull his wifewas born in the Township of DitchfieldBeauce on the 10 of May 1885 and Baptized by me on the 31 day July 1887 by me.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel" | BRADDOCK, Bessie Hope (I101880)
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| 365 | "Baptism of Charles Feeny/Henry Braddock.Son of Charles Elisha Braddockand of Jeannie McCaull his wifewas born on the 2 of July 1883 andBaptized on the 31 day July 1887 by me.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel" | BRADDOCK, Charles Henry (I101879)
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| 366 | "Baptism of George Walter Braddock.George Walter Braddock son of Charles Elisha Braddock and Jeany McCaull his wife. Was born at Buck-sport, State of Maine the 10 of January 1875 and baptized by me on the 31 day July of the year 1887 in presence of the undersigned witnesses at Ditchfield, Beauce.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel, Minister" | BRADDOCK, George Walter (I101676)
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| 367 | "Baptism of John Frederick Braddock son of Charles Elisha Braddock and of Jeany McCaull his wife. Was born at Bakersfield (Vermont) on the 31 of July1877 and baptized by me on the 31 day July1887 at Ditchfield, Beauce in presence of the undersigned witnesses.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel, Minister" | BRADDOCK, John Frederick (I101677)
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| 368 | "Baptism of Margaret Isabella Braddock.daughter of Charles Elisha Braddockand of Jeany McCaull his wife. Wasborn at Witton County of Compton the 10 of February 1879 and baptized by me on the 31 day July 1887.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel, Minister" | BRADDOCK, Margaret Isabella (I101877)
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| 369 | "Baptism of May Rivers Braddock.Daughter of Charles Elisha Braddockand of Jeannie was born in the townshipof Ditchfield the 30 of Mai 1881, the County of Beauce andbaptized by me on the 31 day July 1887.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel, Minister" | BRADDOCK, May Rivers (I101878)
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| 370 | "Baptism of William McCaull Braddock.William McCaull Braddock son of CharlesElisha Braddock and Jeany McCaull hiswife. Was born at Midleton, State of Connecticut, One of the United States of Americawas born on the second of March 1873and baptized by me on the 31 day Julyof the year 1887 in presence of theundersigned witnesses at Ditchfield, Beauce.Wm. Boyle Jr., F. Braddock | F. Charbonnel, Minister" | BRADDOCK, William McCaull (I101675)
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| 371 | "Baptisms at Dumfries 1834. May 2. Robert l.s of John Walker weaver & Margaret Hunter. Born 16 Sept. 1828." | WALKER, Robert (I116023)
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| 372 | "Baptisms at Dumfries Anno 1774, Oct 23. Ann Lawful Dau to John Walker flesher, witnesses Thomas Gibson & John Smith." | WALKER, Ann (I115983)
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| 373 | "Baptisms in Damfries Anno 1764. January 25, James, Lawful Son to Robert Walker Sheriff Officer, Witnesses John McEwen& Robert Cunningham. | WALKER, James (I115977)
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| 374 | "Baptized at Dumfries , 1834 May 2. David Walker l.s. of John Walker weaver & Mary Edgar. Born 10 April 1834." | WALKER, David (I116019)
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| 375 | "Baptized at Dumfries 1849. May 31. William Dobie LS of William Walker Baker and Mary Blount." | WALKER, William Dobie (I116016)
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| 376 | "Baptized at Dumfries Anno 1772. Samuel Lawful Son to Samuel Walker innkeeper, Witnesses James Clarke & Robert ?." | WALKER, Samuel (I116003)
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| 377 | "Baptized at Dumfries. Jean LD of John Walker Cabinetmaker and Elizabeth Borthwick, born August 31 1854, baptized ? 1854." | WALKER, Jean (I115984)
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| 378 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1713)
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| 379 | "Before her marriage, Louise operated a restaurant called Harbour View in Victoria, Queens County. They sold the farm in Hampton and moved to Victoria, where she opened another restaurant. She bought the "Eureka House", specializing in lobster dinners. When she sold Eureka House to her daughter Ruth, she moved back into their earlier home in Victoria. In December 1965 Louise jumped from the Victoria wharf into 12 feet of water to save a drowning little girl named Julianna Boulter. For this heroic act she received the Carnegie Hero Commission Bronze Medal Award. She was also given the highest life-saving award given to Canadians, the Royal Canadian Humane Society Bronze Medal." | CAMERON, Louise Evelyn (I97346)
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| 380 | "Benjamin Darby died on the 3rd and was buried on the 5th March 1844, in the hundred year of his age." | DARBY, Benjamin Sr. (I12478)
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| 381 | "Bob was a mill man at Freeland P.E.I. and a general merchant until 1929 when his store and adjoining warehouse were completely destroyed by fire. He later owned and operated a large beef and dairy farm at Conway and Freeland. In 1984 Vangie still resided in the home-place at Freeland and spent the winter months with members of her family." | PALMER, Robert Harold (I1496)
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| 382 | "Born - Rockport (Westmorland County) March 8th, wife of Alpheus Read, a son." (The Times, Moncton) | READ, Brenton A. (I45481)
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| 383 | "Bride Margaret Marchbank (spinster)Groom John Glover (bachelor)Married 8 Sept. 1840, by license by Robt. S. Patterson. Witnesses: Samuel Marchbank, David Marchbank. Recorded 5 April 1841, by B. Hodgson, surrogate." | Family: John GLOVER / Margaret MARCHBANK (F16444)
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| 384 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I68833)
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| 385 | "Caroline Maria, daughter of Abraham Van Guelder Wiggins of St. Eleanors, Clerk, and Helen Diana Townshend his wife, born 2nd bapt. 18th Aug. 1836. By the Bishop of Nova Scotia." | WIGGINS, Caroline Maria (I1886)
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| 386 | "Cecil Frederick son of Abraham Van Guelder Wiggins D.L.L., Clerk, of St. Eleanors, and Helen Diana Townshend his wife, born 24th August bapt. 3rd Nov. 1844." | WIGGINS, Rev. Dr. Cecil Frederick (I1841)
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| 387 | "Centreville (Carleton Co.) Oct. 19 - The marriage of Carrie WHITE, fifth d/o Hon. G.W. WHITE and John A. HUMBLE, manager of the Stanley Grange, was solemnized at St. James Church 1o'clock Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.E. Flewelling, assisted by Rev. H.H. PARLEE, brother-in-law of the bride." John was 37 years old, a bachelor, merchant, Anglican, living in Stanley, York County, New Brunswick. Carrie was 26 years old, a spinster, Anglican, living in Centreville, Carleton County, New Brunswick. | Family: John Andrew HUMBLE / Carrie Lottie WHITE (F29443)
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| 388 | "Charles Cannon (B) and Mary Rayner (S) were married by license the 18th Jany. 1838. In the presence of William Rayner and Frederick Cannon." [Charles was a nephew of Frederick Cannon.] They were married by A. V. G. Wiggins, recorded 24 July 1838. | Family: Charles CANNON / Mary Townsend RAYNER (F23926)
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| 389 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I22815)
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| 390 | "Charles son of James & Eleanor Wiggins Farmer of St. Eleanors Lot 17, born May 9th 1852, bapt. June 13 1852. J.H. Read, minister." | WIGGINS, Charles (I1912)
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| 391 | "Colin son of Israel Green of St. Eleanors and Mary Glover his wife, born 30th May bapt. 27th August 1843." | GREEN, Colin (I99236)
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| 392 | "Date of Birth: 1845 21 March. Daughter: Helen Nicholson, Father: Hector Hetherington, Mother: Jane Johnstone, Residence: Clarencefield." | HETHERINGTON, Helen Nicholson (I98395)
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| 393 | "Date of Birth: 1847 15 April. Son: Adam, Father: Hector Hetherington, Mother: Jane Johnstone, Residence: Clarencefield." | HETHERINGTON, Adam Johnstone (I98392)
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| 394 | "Date of Birth: 1849 15 April. Son: John, Father: Hector Hetherington, Mother: Jane Johnstone, Residence: Clarencefield." | HETHERINGTON, John (I98337)
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| 395 | "Date of Birth: 1851 15 June. Daughter: Mary, Father: Hector Hetherington, Mother: Jane Johnstone, Residence: Clarencefield." | HETHERINGTON, Mary (I98338)
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| 396 | "Date of Birth: 1854 14 April. Daughter: Margaret, Father: Hector Hetherington, Mother: Jane Johnstone, Residence: Clarencefield." | HETHERINGTON, Margaret (I98511)
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| 397 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I17501)
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| 398 | "David Schurman (B) and Jannet Glover (S) of Bedeque, were married by license this 23rd day of March 1836. In the presence of William Schurman, George Stanlake. By me, A.V.G. Wiggins." | Family: David SCHURMAN / Janet GLOVER (F2157)
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| 399 | "David Walker (B) and Jane (sic) Glover (S) both of New Annan, Lot 19, were married by license this 15th August 1831, by me, A.V.G. Wiggins. Present Wm. Gay, Wm Mills." | WALKER, David Jr. (I343)
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| 400 | "David Walker (B) and Jane (sic) Glover (S) both of New Annan, Lot 19, were married by license this 15th August 1831, by me, A.V.G. Wiggins. Present Wm. Gay, Wm Mills." | GLOVER, Janet (I518)
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