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| 501 | "married 28th ult., by same, James Bulyea, Brighton (Carleton Co.) / Miss Clarasa Hayward, same place." | Family: James W. BELYEA / Clarissa M. HAYWARD (F12746)
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| 502 | "Married 4th inst., by Rev. Benjaimin Merritt, Benjamin S. Palmer / Sarah Ann eldest daughter of Peter McAlpine, all of Hampstead (Queens Co.)." | Family: Benjamin Sunderlin PALMER / Sarah Ann MCALPINE (F71)
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| 503 | "Married at North Bedeque, on the 23 ult. by Robert S. Patterson, Ewen Cameron, M.D. of Alberton, to Harriet Mary Roddick, youngest daughter of William Jamieson Esq. of New Annan." [The Islander, Dec. 3, 1868, p. 2, The (Charlottetown) Examiner Dec 6, 1869; Protestant and Evangelical Witness Aug 15, 1863; [Harriet Mary Rodich] Summerside Journal Nov 25, 1869]. They were married by license. Ewen was a bachelor, Harriet a spinster. | Family: Dr. Ewen CAMERON / Harriet Mary Roddick JAMIESON (F17091)
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| 504 | "Married At the Parsonage, Cumberland Point (Queens Co.) 23rd July, by Rev. John Coombes, Abram W. Wiggins / Miss Helen A. Tower, both of Waterborough." | Family: Abraham Wood WIGGINS / Helen Amanda TOWER (F22684)
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| 505 | "Married by Rev. James Irving, New Year's Day, John E. Fullerton, Harvey (Albert County) & Miss Almira Cannon, Hillsborough." | Family: John E. FULLERTON / Almira CANNON (F26218)
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| 506 | "Married Friday evening, by Rev. Dr. Burns, James Holman / Mrs. Sarah Chadburn, both of this city." | Family: James HOLMAN / Sarah CHADBOURNE (F27924)
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| 507 | "Married, 7th inst., by Rev. Thos. Connors, Bradford Durgan & Miss Eliza Stewart, both of Hampstead (Queens County)." | Family: Bradford G. DURGAN / Eliza STEWART (F23526)
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| 508 | "Married, Centreville (Carleton Co.) 14th inst. , by Rev. J.E. Flewelling, Rev. Henry T. Parlee, Westfield (Kings Co.), Agnes White second daughter of G.W. White, Esq., M.P.P." | Family: Rev. Henry Thomas PARLEE / Agnes Louise WHITE (F29469)
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| 509 | "Married, Leadville, Colorado, U.S., 12th ult., by Rev. J. N. Wilson, Jerome P. Winchester, Denver, Colorado. / Miss Ida A. Durgan, Hampstead (Queens Co.)." | Family: Jerome P. WINCHELL / Ida Augusta DURGAN (F26697)
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| 510 | "Married, Methodist Parsonage, 21st September, by Rev. Geo. M. Campbell, Peter W. Cody, M.D., Debec Junction (Carleton Co.), Damie E. White daughter of G.W. White, Esq., M.P.P., Centreville." There were three children from this marriage. | Family: Peter W. CODY / Damy WHITE (F29470)
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| 511 | "Married. Mr. William Chappell to Miss Anne Bramble, both of Bedeque." The marriage announcement appeared in The Royal Gazette, dated 11 April 1792, and was printed every fortnight. | Family: William CHAPPELL / Ann BRAMBLE (F25364)
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| 512 | "Married: At Cape Traverse on the 15th inst. by the Rev. John G. Cameron, Mr. John Walker, of Cape Traverse, to Miss Eliza Hooper, of Bedeque." Published in The Islander Oct 23, 1868, The (Charlottetown) Examiner Oct 26, 1868. John was a widower living in Cape Traverse, Eliza a spinster living in Bedeque. | Family: John WALKER / Eliza HOOPER (F15683)
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| 513 | "Married: At Lathrop (sic), Colo., on the 16th of December, by James E. France, J.P., Thomas C. Walker, son of Robert Walker, Esq., of New Annan, PEI, to Miss Mary Link, of St. Louis, MO." (The Examiner, 25 February 1881, p. 4, col. 1). Charles "Chuck" Parker states that in reporting the wedding of Mary and Thomas, the paper in Prince Edward Island used the surname Link for Mary. Chuck speculates that Virginia Brown may have married twice, and the first husband was a Link. | Family: Thomas Carroll WALKER, Sr. / Mary Martha HAWKINS (F840)
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| 514 | "Marshall worked as a mechanic in a shoe factory in Lynn, Massachusetts. He later managed the Jones Motorcycle shop in Wakefield. He and Minnie moved to Florida, and after her death he returned to Prince Edward Island where he lived at Eureka House in Victoria by the Sea, with his brother George and his wife Louise." | CANNON, Marshall C. (I96668)
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| 515 | "Marshfield, July, 22 [1704] Capt. Peregrine White of this Town, Aged Eighty three years, and Eight Months; died the 20th Instant. He was vigorous and of a comly Aspect to the last; Was the Son of Mr. William White and Susanna his wife; born on board the May-flower, Capt. Jones Commander, in Cape Cod Harbour, November 1620. was the First Englishman born in New-England. Altho' he was in the former part od his Life extravagant; yet was much Reform'd in his last years; and died hopefully." -- Boston News-Letter. Source: NEHGS Register 1850, Vol. 4, Page 259. | WHITE, Peregrine (I7966)
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| 516 | "Martha, daughter of Charles Cannon of St. Eleanors and Elizabeth Rayner his wife bapt. 28th April 1844." | CANNON, Martha (I101705)
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| 517 | "Mary Ann daughter of Frederic Cannon and Mary Lyon his wife, was born the 8th December 1830, publicly bapt. 13th March 1831. A.V.G. Wiggins" | CANNON, Mary Ann (I97886)
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| 518 | "Mary Daughter to John Walker and Elspeth Carlisle in Ruthwell Born 19th of August 1791." | WALKER, Mary (I106318)
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| 519 | "Massachusetts - In Braintree, May 12, Arabella (Wright) widow of Joseph Cannon, 80, leaving a son, daughter and brother. Burial was at Bideford, P.E.I." | WRIGHT, Arabella Josephine (I96663)
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| 520 | "Melissa Gertrude, daughter of Thomas & Amy Cannon, merchant St. Eleanors. Born Sept. 16th 1864 (C. de W.W.) BApt. Dec. 11th 1864." The 1901 census incorrectly recorded her birth year as 1865. | CANNON, Melissa Gertrude (I96998)
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| 521 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I101291)
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| 522 | "Miss Hattie Brown of Sussex (Kings Co.) is spending a few days in Moncton the guest of her uncle, Ald. Geo. Seamans." | BROWN, Harriett Jane (I132)
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| 523 | "Morris Lavine attended Los Angeles High School, where he was president of the Civics Club. He attended the University of California at Berkley, majoring in economics as an undergraduate, and graduated from its Boalt Hall School of Law in 1917, when he was 22 years old. While attending the University of California at Berkley, he was also a freelance news journalist, selling news stories by the inch about the agricultural genetics developments at the U.C. Berkley campus." (These notes from his daughter, Joan Lavine.) | LAVINE, Morris (I1210)
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| 524 | "Morris Lavine attended Los Angeles High School, where he was president of the Civics Club. He attended the University of California at Berkley, majoring in economics as an undergraduate, and graduated from its Boalt Hall School of Law in 1917, when he was 22 years old. While attending the University of California at Berkley, he was also a freelance news journalist, selling news stories by the inch about the agricultural genetics developments at the U.C. Berkley campus." (These notes from his daughter, Joan Lavine.) | LAVINE, Morris (I1210)
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| 525 | "Mr. Jonathan Hart went from Lynnfield, Mass., about the year 1760, to Maugerville, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, with four sons, Thomas, John, Samuel and Aaron Hart." Jonathan Hart owned land and tenements in Lynn at the time he went to Maugerville, New Brunswick, which were sold by Thomas Hart of Lynn, 20 June 1768, as shown by deed recorded at Salem, Massachusetts, Book 125, Page 159. [This information, from Essex Institute collections at Salem, Massachusetts, Book 7, Page 248, courtesy of Carole Dick.] | HART, Jonathan (I35661)
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| 526 | "Mr. Waldron Rix has been called for military service and is at Charlottetown." | RIX, Waldron MacQuarrie (I100482)
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| 527 | "Mr. Waldron Rix is employed by Canada Packers in Kensington and Charlottetown." | RIX, Waldron MacQuarrie (I100482)
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| 528 | "Muriel and Frank lived, 1971, in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Roy has a jewellery store in the city." | MACDONALD, Frank Roy (I17475)
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| 529 | "Names of persons for whom marriage licenses were issued by the Secretary of the Province of New York, previous to 1784. Page 227. 1771, April 6. Lawrence, William, and Mary Palmer, M.B., xvii. 48." [Ancestry.com] There are at least 3 LDS IGI records of this marriage, all dating 14 April 1771. Two records have the location as Newtown, New York, and the other as Elmhurst. The latter records Elmhurst as being in Queens County, but it is actually in the far northwest county of Chautauqua, New York. The records showing Newtown as the marriage location have it in Queens County. There are three places called Newtown, in Suffolk, Erie and Saratoga counties, New York. | Family: William LAWRENCE / Mary ? (F579)
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| 530 | "Nancy daughter of John Wallace and Sarah Stapley his wife of Prince Town, was born June 1st 1830, publicly baptized 3rd July 1831." The officiating clergyman was A.V.G. Wiggins. | WALLACE, Nancy (I99336)
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| 531 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I22817)
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| 532 | "Nelson son of William Rayner of Lot 19 and Sophia Cannon his wife was bapt. April 1844." The officiating clergyman was Abraham Van Gelder Wiggins. | RAYNER, Nelson (I102627)
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| 533 | "Netus Darby of St. Eleanors was buried August 14th, 1857. J.H. Read." There is no marker. | DARBY, Netus (I66597)
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| 534 | "Nora was killed when she fell from a car while trying to rescue her son, Trenton, while he was riding a horse." | SWEEK, Lenora Jessie (I112379)
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| 535 | "Nunez Paul (Theodosia) h 287 Elliot UF / - Theodosia Mrs. Nurse r 287 Elliot UF" | WALKER, Theodosia Elma (I467)
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| 536 | "Nunez Paul (Theodosia) h 287 Elliot UF / - Theodosia Mrs. Nurse r 287 Elliot UF" | NUNEZ, Paul Groves (I966)
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| 537 | "old" cemetery, section E, stone #58. Tablet.Inscription: Father / In / Memory of / Dougald Campbell / Died / Nov. 27, 1876. / AET. 67 | Mother / Also / His Wife / Jane Cannon / Died / May 9, 1906 / AET. 88 // Blessed are the pure in heart / For they shall see God. | CANNON, Jane (I96683)
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| 538 | "old" cemetery, section E, stone #58. Tablet.Inscription: Father / In / Memory of / Dougald Campbell / Died / Nov. 27, 1876. / AET. 67 | Mother / Also / His Wife / Jane Cannon / Died / May 9, 1906 / AET. 88 // Blessed are the pure in heart / For they shall see God. | CAMPBELL, Dugald (I102604)
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| 539 | "On 28th June ... Rachel Hamilton, relict of the late William McKay, age 47 years, daughter of John Walker, New Annan." [Summerside Journal Jul 4, 1878.] | WALKER, Rachel Hamilton (I351)
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| 540 | "On Dec. 8th, by Rev. Howard Sprague, William Howard, of South Wiltshire, to Estella, daughter of the late Edgar Craswell, of St. Eleanor’s." Island Farmer Dec 16, 1897 | Family: William HOWARD / Fanny Estelle CRASWELL (F30338)
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| 541 | "On the 29th inst., at the residence of Mr. D. McKay, Campbellton, New London, by the Rev. Isaac Murray, assisted by Rev. John Murray, Mr. Jeremiah Simpson, Hope River, to Miss Maisey Walker, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James Clark, of the former place." [The Patriot Aug 2, 1873; Argus Jul 29, 1873.] | Family: Jeremiah SIMPSON / Maisey Walker CLARK (F2042)
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| 542 | "On the 9th inst., at St. Eleanors, by the Rev. Herbert Reid, B.D., Mr. William Lefurgey, of Wilmot Creek, to Jerusha Margaret, daughter of Mr. John Small, Lot 19." (The Islander June 15, 1855; The Charlottetown Examiner June 18, 1855; Hazards Gazette June 16, 1855). They were married by license. Witnesses were William Cairns George H. Darby. | Family: William LEFURGEY / Jerusha Margaret SMALL (F29816)
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| 543 | "On Wednesday last, by the Rev. John Knox, Mr. John P. F. Baker, of Bedeque, to Miss Sarah, the second daughter of Mr. John Calledan, of Lot 48. The Islander Mar 17, 1854; Gazette Mar 18, 1854." | Family: John F. BAKER / Sarah CALLEDAN (F5590)
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| 544 | "On Wednesday the 23rd ult., by the Rev. Mr. Ross, Mr. John Crawford, of Lot 27, to Hannah, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Lewis Baker, of Bedeque. The Islander Feb 22, 1856; Weekly Advertiser and Colonial Times Feb 21, 1856 | Family: John CRAWFORD / Hannah BAKER (F29093)
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| 545 | "On Wednesday the 24th inst., at the residence of the bride’s father, by Rev. N. McKay, Mr. Elijah Craswell, youngest son of Mr. Anthony Craswell, to Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of Elijah Schurman". [Summerside Journal Jan 1, 1874] | Family: Elijah CRASWELL / Margaret Brown SCHURMAN (F17070)
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| 546 | "On Wednesday, the third ultimate, at the residence of his son-in-law Mr. William Rayner, of Richmond (Parish), Lot 19, Mr. George Cannon in the 87th year of his age, after a lingering illness of about nine months, borne with resignation to the divine will, leaving behind eleven children, 87 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren to perpetuate his memory." The church burial record book for St. Eleanors declared he was in the 85 year of his age. | CANNON, George (I93550)
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| 547 | "P.E.I.'s first Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada......He preached for 37 years in British Columbia." | CLAY, William Leslie (I96940)
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| 548 | "P.E.I.'s first Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada......He preached for 37 years in British Columbia." | CLAY, William Leslie (I96940)
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| 549 | "Palmer, Gideon. A coroner of Westmorland County, New Brunswick. Died at St. John, in 1824, aged seventy-five." | PALMER, Capt. Gideon (I268)
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| 550 | "Parish of Sackville, Westmorland County, Farmer. Will dated 9 June 1804, proved 17 April 1805. "Being advanced in years." Wife the farm where I live. Son Joshewa(sic) Lots 15 and 23 in C Division, 60 acres woodland, part of Lot 59 in B Division, all livestock and farm implements, and the farm after his mother's death. Son Eliphelit READ Lot 23 in C Division. Sons Eliphelit, William and Joshewa Lot 29 in C Division. Sons Joseph and Benjamin Lot 39 in Letter C. Daughters Hannah, Rebecka and Sarah the household furniture after wife's death and £10. My grandchildren Mary and Rebecka CANEDA (KENNEDY ?) to share equally with one of my daughters. Sons William and Joshewa READ executors. Witnesses: Christopher HARPER, William REED, Benjamin REED." | READ, Eliphalet Sr. (I9358)
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| 551 | "Peacefully at the Prince County Hospital Summerside, on Monday, Oct. 19, 2009, of Vernon A. Cousins of 29 Sunset Dr., Kensington, aged 83 years. Born in Park Corner on Sept. 29, 1926, son of the late James W. and Annie Jean (Lamont) Cousins. Husband of Laura R. (Mountain) Cousins. Father of Marion (Wayne) Bearisto, Kensington, John (Faye) Cousins, Park Corner, Marvin (late Daniella Maria Vargas Cartin), Jan Jose Costa Rica and Gerald Cousins, Kensington. Grandfather to Cory (Bonnie Murley) Bearisto, Charlottetown, Daniel Cousins and Gavin Cousins both of Park Corner. Brother-in-law of Ruby Cousins, Spring Valley, Garnet Pottruff, Hamilton, Ont., Audrey Mountain, Darnley and Ruth Mountain, Summerside. Also surviving are several nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by brothers and sisters, Donald and Grace Cousins, Elizabeth “Bessie” and Horace Meek, Maurice Cousins and Amy Pottruff. Brothers-in-law, Wallace Mountain and Robert Mountain. Resting at the Davison Funeral Home, Kensington, for visitation on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Friday in the Davison Funeral Home Chapel at 1:30 p.m. Interment in Geddie Memorial Cemetery, Spring Brook. If so desired contributions may be made to the Palliative Care Unit of Prince County Hospital or P.E.I. Cancer Treatment Unit of Queen Elizabeth Hospital." | COUSINS, Vernon Archibald (I37393)
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| 552 | "Peter and Janet lived in the Bedeque-Wilmot area. No deed appears on record that would identify the property, but Janet's death notice (in The Royal Gazette for Tuesday, March 25, 1851) gives her place of death as Wilmot Creek; we know that Peter's father owned the farms now in possession of Elmer and Colin Waugh and Alder Large on the south side of Wilmot River. It seems probable that Peter had settled on this tract when Janet died at the age of thirty-two. The four children were dispersed among relatives and the widower went to Shediac, New Brunswick, to manage a tavern-hotel for the widow Hanington. Her husband, George Hanington, had established the tavern in Shediac some years before, and his death left his wife with four young children and the business on her hands. Mrs. Hanington was a Kennedy, her mother a Darby. Her uncle Isaac had married Peter's cousin Mary; the Kennedys, Haningtons, and Darbys would be back and forth from St. Eleanors to Shediac and no doubt this is how Peter, his home broken up by the death of his wife, was secured as successor to Mr. Hanington. Successor he was, not only in the tavern, but in the home. He married the widow in 1853 and continued to operate the tavern, which according to F.R. Sayer, historian of Shediac Cape, stood on property afterward owned by Robert Murray adjoining the old Madras school grounds." More information is listed in the Schurman book page 141. | SCHURMAN, Peter (I588)
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| 553 | "Petitioners are residents of Amherst, but need more land to support their families, and discovered intervale land at Black River to which they request grants of 500 acres each." Names on petition are John Dickie, Robert Berry, Hezekiah Seaman and Stephen Seaman. | SEAMAN, Hezekiah (I43211)
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| 554 | "Pte. Waldron Rix of Beach Grove Training Centre spent a few days home." | RIX, Waldron MacQuarrie (I100482)
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| 555 | "Rebekah Reade, the relict of William Reade, the elder" | MENNIS, Rebecca (I93897)
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| 556 | "Richard Hibbett (W)Charlotte Walker (S)marr. 6 Aug. 1863 by license, by Herbert Read, Rector.Wit. Mary & David Walker, David MontgomeryRecorded 13 Jan. 1864, C. Irving, surrogate" (Marriage Book #8, 1862-1867, p. 87)Richard Hibbett of Summerside and Charlotte Walker of Lot 19, were married by license at Kensington Lot 19, on Thursday Aug. 6th 1863, by me Herbert Read, D.D. Witnesses Elizabeth Ellis, Robert Ellis." | Family: Richard HIBBETT / Charlotte WALKER (F1529)
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| 557 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F15516)
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| 558 | "Robert graduated from Bemidji State College, Minnesota, with a B.A. in Education, 1939, and from the University of Minnesota, M.A. in Statistics, 1951. He took Ph. D. work in educational psychology at the latter institution. He has taught at the Washington State reformatory in Munroe for the last eighteen years, except for a year's leave of absence when he worked on a poverty programme in Kentucky. Mavis graduated from Seattle Pacific College, with a B.A. in 1965. She teaches in Sultan, Washington. They live, 1971, at Munroe, Washington." | MOWER, Robert Kenneth (I5349)
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| 559 | "Robert Son to John Walker and Mary Grier in Ruthwell Town Born & Baptised the twentieth & seven day of July." | WALKER, Robert (I106308)
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| 560 | "Robert Walker son of William and Ann Jamieson, Miller New Annan, Lot 19. Born 31 Aug. 1855, bapt. 27 July 1856." | JAMIESON, Robert Walker Sr. (I8813)
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| 561 | "Samuel Harry son of James & Eleanor Wiggins, Farmer St. Eleanors. Born 3rd Oct. 1859, Bapt. Feb 19th 1860. J.H. Read." | WIGGINS, Samuel Harry (I1922)
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| 562 | "Samuel Newsom B Crapaud Jane Walker S - Cape TraverseLicense granted 25 June 1872, Rev. John G. Cameron. Bondsman - Peter Newsom. | NEWSOM, Samuel (I1362)
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| 563 | "Samuel Newsom B Crapaud Jane Walker S - Cape TraverseLicense granted 25 June 1872, Rev. John G. Cameron. Bondsman - Peter Newsom. | WALKER, Janet Bell (I1361)
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| 564 | "Samuel Newsom B Crapaud Jane Walker S - Cape TraverseLicense granted 25 June 1872, Rev. John G. Cameron. Bondsman - Peter Newsom. | Family: Samuel NEWSOM / Janet Bell WALKER (F601)
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| 565 | "Sarah Jane, daughter of Silas & Rebecca Glover, Tailor Lot 17, born July 21 1851, bapt. Aug. 24, 1851. J.H. Read." | GLOVER, Sarah Jane (I99297)
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| 566 | "she had been in ill health for about seventeen years" | BORTHWICK, Lucy Lydia (I98158)
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| 567 | "she was employed in a medical clinic there." | WRIGHT, Dorothy Margaret (I1716)
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| 568 | "she was employed in a medical clinic there." | WRIGHT, Dorothy Margaret (I1716)
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| 569 | "Silas Glover (B) of Lot 17, and Rebecca Simmons (S) of Lot 19, were married by license the 10th March 1842. In the presence of James Glover and William Rayner." Three of their children, Frances Maria, Elizabeth Ann and Margaret Grace, died in September 1859, and were buried within days of each other. The cause of their death is not known. | Family: Silas GLOVER / Rebecca SIMMONS (F23973)
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| 570 | "Slocum Ebenezer, of Capt. Ebenezer, of Exeter, and Hannah N. Congdon, of James, of Warwick; m. by Elder Thomas Tillinghast, Aug. 8, 1830." | Family: Ebenezer SLOCUM, Jr. / Hannah N. CONGDON (F26381)
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| 571 | "Sophia Jane daughter of George Stanlake of Lot 17, and Sarah Small his wife, born 16th Jany bapt. 8th May 1836." | STANLAKE, Sophie Jane (I71339)
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| 572 | "Suddenly of inflammation of the stomach at his home in Crapaud, on Sept. 29th, Samuel Newsom, son of James Newson, and late of the firm of Sanders & Newsom, of Charlottetown. He leaves a wife and four children. [Summerside Journal Oct 11, 1883, Weekly Examiner Oct 5, 1883.] | NEWSOM, Samuel (I1362)
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| 573 | "Susana daughter of the Rev. Abraham Van Guelder Wiggins of St. Eleanors and Helen Diana Townshend his wife, born 21st February bapt. 2nd April 1847." | WIGGINS, Susana (I1868)
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| 574 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I22832)
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| 575 | "Tanton, William (B)Jamieson, Sophia Craig (S)Married 26 March 1861, by license, by Herbert Read D.D. Rector. Witnesses: Thos. D. Tanton & Robt Jamieson." (Marriage Register Book 1856-1863, p. 527.) Newspaper Announcement: "At St. Eleanor's on the 26th ult., by the Venerable Archdeacon Read, D.D., Mr. William Tanton, of St. Eleanor's to Miss Sophia C. Jamieson, of New Annan." (The (Charlottetown) Examiner Apr. 22, 1861; Islander Apr. 12, 1861) | Family: William TANTON / Sophia Craig JAMIESON (F15521)
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| 576 | "The funeral for Isaac C. Walker was held October 17, 1978 from the Davison Funeral Home to the Kensington Presbyterian Church where service was conducted by the Rev. Robert Fourney, assisted by Rev. Dr. Donald Campbell. Hymns sung were The Lord is my Shepherd and Nearer My God to Thee. Organist was Mrs. Marion Kennedy. Members of the Session of Kensington Presbyterian Church, whom the deceased was a member, attended in a group. Honorary pallbearers were Richard Ripley, Waldron Davison, William Gillis, Thane Douglas. Active pallbearers were: James J. Clark, Fred Arsenault, Rogert (sic) Hogg, Arnold Walker, Rendall Casely and Ingham MacNeill. Flowerbearers were Garth Campbell, Donald Walker, Claude Panter, Wendall Simmons, Ronald Walker and Gordon Campbell. Interment was in People's Cemetery, Kensington" | WALKER, Isaac Clark (I411)
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| 577 | "The funeral for Isaac C. Walker was held October 17, 1978 from the Davison Funeral Home to the Kensington Presbyterian Church where service was conducted by the Rev. Robert Fourney, assisted by Rev. Dr. Donald Campbell. Hymns sung were The Lord is my Shepherd and Nearer My God to Thee. Organist was Mrs. Marion Kennedy. Members of the Session of Kensington Presbyterian Church, whom the deceased was a member, attended in a group. Honorary pallbearers were Richard Ripley, Waldron Davison, William Gillis, Thane Douglas. Active pallbearers were: James J. Clark, Fred Arsenault, Rogert (sic) Hogg, Arnold Walker, Rendall Casely and Ingham MacNeill. Flowerbearers were Garth Campbell, Donald Walker, Claude Panter, Wendall Simmons, Ronald Walker and Gordon Campbell. Interment was in People's Cemetery, Kensington" | WALKER, Isaac Clark (I411)
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| 578 | "The marriage of Miss Hattie M. Higgins, Maccan, N.S., to Stanley H. Brown, night agent here (Sussex), was solemnized at the residence of the bride's father, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 24th, by Rev. J. Johnston, pastor of the Methodist church. The bride was attended by Miss Hattie Brown (sister of Stanley). The groom was supported by W.W. Higgins." | Family: Stanley H. BROWN / Harriet M. HIGGINS (F23002)
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| 579 | "The marriage took place last evening at 7 o'clock of Patterson Walker of Freetown, to Miss Georgie, daughter of Mr. G.W. Bentley. The Bridesmaid was Miss Irene Moore, daughter of John A. Moore of Charlottetown. The groom was supported by J.A. Bentley, brother of the bride. Owing to the illness of her father, the bride was given away by her brother W.E. Bentley of Charlottetown. She looked charming......." The Daily Patriot, 1 Nov. 1906, Page 5, Col. 3. Patterson was a bachelor living in Freetown, Georgie a spinster living in Kensington. Patterson and Georgie resided in Kensington the latter part of their lives. There were no children. | Family: Patterson WALKER / Georgie Anna BENTLEY (F793)
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| 580 | "The other day we briefly announced the death of William Cairns, a well known and highly esteemed resident of eastern suburbs of the town. Mr. Cairns was one of our oldest residents, his parents having settled near Summerside about eighty years ago where the deceased made his home ever since. He was 83 years of age, and leaves to mourn one son Benjamin, out of a family of two sons and three daughters, the last of his daughters having died in January last while Mrs. Cairns died some years ago. There is also one sister, Mrs. Geo. Price, of Boston, she being the last of a family of six children. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon to The People's Cemetery, and the large attendance testified to the esteem in which he was held by all classes and creeds in the community." In The Journal April 22,1914. | CAIRNS, William Wilson (I8801)
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| 581 | "The Right Honorable George Granville Leveson Gower commonly called Earl Gower, a Bachelor and The Honorable Harriet Elizabeth Georgiana Howard a spinster a minor were married in the dwelling house of His Grace the Duke of Devonshire in Piccadilly in this Parish by special License of His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury by and with the consent of The Right Honorable George Howard commonly called Viscount Morpeth the natural and lawful Father of the said Minor this twenty eighth day of May in the year 1823 by me. This marriage was solemnized between us, Gower & Harriet in the presence of Stafford & Morpeth." | Family: Earl Gower The Right Honourable George Grenville SUTHERLAND-LEVESON-GOWER, 2nd Duke of Sutherland, Earl Gower / Harriet Elizabeth Georgiana HOWARD, Duchess of Sutherland (F37410)
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| 582 | "The United Church at Kensington was packed to overflowing yesterday when friends from far and near gathered to pay respect to the memory of one of nature's nobleman, the late J. Melbourne Laird. A man of sterling qualities he was for many years vice-president of the Maritime Livestock Breeders' Association. He was also a very keen horseman and in his younger life was a consistent winner of livestock prizes at the Island all eastern Canada exhibitions. Since his retirement from farming in Kelvin, Mr. Laird has maintained a large fox ranch in Kensington. Mr. Laird was mayor of the town for a number of years. He held the position as superintendent of the Sabbath School for a long period and was an Elder for the church. In all these capacities he gave his best, never thinking of self when he saw another in need. His pastor, Rev. B. C. Salter, conducted the service and took for his text Hebrews 11:1 --"He being Dead Yet Speaketh." Mr. Salter was assisted by Rev. W. O. Road of the Presbyterian Church and Rev. G. N. Somers of the Margate United Charge. Lieut. Roscoe Walker sang very feelingly "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" Other hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shepherd," "Peace Perfect Peace" and "Rock of Ages." The pallbearers were James Jardine, Gordon Glover, Charles Taylor, Wm. Woodside, W. L. Cotton and Hugh Morrison. Interment was in the People's Cemetery, Kensington. The beautiful flowers bore silent testimony to the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Wreaths included one from the citizens of the town of Kensington and the Session of the United Church." | LAIRD, John Melbourne (I94089)
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| 583 | "Their tombstones, which are of dark slate, with rounded tops, and winged head over the inscriptions, and scroll work on the side, are still in excellent state of preservation in the burial lot at Cavesit, Warwick, R.I. Following are the inscriptions: Here lieth Interred ye body of Capt. John Drake, died June ye 21st, 1733, in ye 39 year of his age. In memory of Esther, ye wife of Capt. John Drake, died July ye 23d, 1738. Aged 53 years." | DRAKE, Captain John Jr. (I7937)
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| 584 | "Their tombstones, which are of dark slate, with rounded tops, and winged head over the inscriptions, and scroll work on the side, are still in excellent state of preservation in the burial lot at Cavesit, Warwick, R.I. Following are the inscriptions: Here lieth Interred ye body of Capt. John Drake, died June ye 21st, 1733, in ye 39 year of his age. In memory of Esther, ye wife of Capt. John Drake, died July ye 23d, 1738. Aged 53 years." | WHITE, Esther (I7938)
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| 585 | "This is to certify that Mr. George L. Townsend of Jolicure, Westmorland County N.B. and Miss Mary Kay of Upper Sackville, N.B. were lawfully united in marriage on Tuesday the 21st October 1890 by License with consent of parents by me. David C. Lawson, Minister of the Gospel. (signed)George L. TownshendMary KayWitnessesS. FowlerA. SutherlandOct. 21 /90" | Family: George Leighton TOWNSHEND / Mary Elizabeth KAY (F8023)
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| 586 | "Thomas James Walker of New Annan Bachelor, and Virginia Esther Wiggins of __?__ were married by license on Thursday August 9th 1863. By me Herbert Read, Rector. Witness William F. Wiggins, Sarah H. Jones." | Family: Thomas James WALKER / Virginia Esther WIGGINS (F144)
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| 587 | "Thomas Robins (B) of Bedeque, Frances Mayhew (W) of Margate. Married 4 Jan 1868 by license by Rev. Wesley Colpitts. Wit. Hugh McLeod & Wheelock Bently. Recorded 5 June 1868, C. Young, surrogate." | Family: Thomas ROBINS / Frances BOYLE (F23079)
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| 588 | "Two Island girls, Bertha and Daisy Brace, daughters of R. K. Brace of Charlottetown, were drowned in the St. Clair River, just below Sarnia, Ont., last week. Both were officers in the Salvation Army. The young ladies, accompanied by Miss Cooper of the local army, were spending the afternoon by the river, and the sisters were bathing. Miss Daisy, the younger, was an expert swimmer. The two had been in the water about five minutes and were splashing about with arms clasped when they slipped over the channel bank into deep water and disappeared. Miss Cooper called for help, and Robert Harrison, a chain maker from the Standard Chain works nearby, and others, responded, but the bodies had completely disappeared. Miss Bertha Brace arrived in Sarnia this spring. Her sister came from Boston two weeks ago. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents and relatives in this province." | BRACE, Bertha Bread (I16346)
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| 589 | "Two Island girls, Bertha and Daisy Brace, daughters of R. K. Brace of Charlottetown, were drowned in the St. Clair River, just below Sarnia, Ont., last week. Both were officers in the Salvation Army. The young ladies, accompanied by Miss Cooper of the local army, were spending the afternoon by the river, and the sisters were bathing. Miss Daisy, the younger, was an expert swimmer. The two had been in the water about five minutes and were splashing about with arms clasped when they slipped over the channel bank into deep water and disappeared. Miss Cooper called for help, and Robert Harrison, a chain maker from the Standard Chain works nearby, and others, responded, but the bodies had completely disappeared. Miss Bertha Brace arrived in Sarnia this spring. Her sister came from Boston two weeks ago. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents and relatives in this province." | BRACE, Daisy Wesley (I16347)
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| 590 | "upon the farm formerly of his father" | CONVERSE, Abraham Jewett (I113755)
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| 591 | "upon the farm formerly of his father" | CONVERSE, Abraham Jewett (I113755)
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| 592 | "Upper Gagetown, Queens County, Feb. 11 - Joseph Coy, who was probably one of the oldest residents of Queens County, died at his home, Upper Gagetown, Jan. 30. Deceased was a son of David Coy and was born in Queens County in 1804, and continually lived there ever since. He leaves a widow, two sons and four daughters. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. Ezekiel Hooper, pastor of the Baptist church." | COY, Joseph Edward (I5651)
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| 593 | "Vernon attended Prince of Wales College and received an engineering certificate from Acadia University in 1922. He owned and operated a wholesale greenhouse in Reading, Massachusetts from 1926 to 1967, in which year he retired. Before her marriage, Ethel worked as a metallurgical secretary for two years. She was in charge of advertising make up for the magazine Cosmopolitan. A member of the D.A.R., she has been treasurer and registrar of the chapter. She is a descendant of John Baker, Loyalist, who became William Schurman's neighbour when the loyalists settled Bedeque in the 1780's. They live 1971 at 456 Haverhill Street, Reading." | SCHURMAN, Vernon Lionel (I14426)
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| 594 | "Walker C hild. Janry. ye 2e. 1732 this day Thomas Walker in Hole of Dalton had a child Baptized called Jean." | WALKER, Jean (I116034)
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| 595 | "Walker Child. At Dalton novr. the 13th 1726 this day Thomas Walker in Hole had a child baptized called Mary." | WALKER, Mary (I115989)
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| 596 | "Walker Child. Dalton March ye 5th 1730 this day Thomas Walker, in Hole of Dalton,had a child Baptized called Agnes." | WALKER, Agnes (I116033)
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| 597 | "WALKER-ROPER NUPTIALS: A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. Leslie H. Roper of East Royalty when his eldest daughter, Winnifred Grace, was united in marriage to William Lorne Walker, son of Mr & Mrs. James Walker, Harrington. Rev. Mr. Reck performed the ceremony, the bride looked charming in a dress of wine velvet with matching accessories. She was attended by her sister, Ethel May Roper, while the groom was ably supported by the bride’s brother, Arthur H. Roper. Following the ceremony a delicious wedding supper was served by the bride’s mother. A crowd of chivariers than gathered and after bouncing the young couple and wishing them many years of happiness they quietly dispersed. The bride was tendered two delightful showers one a the home of Mrs. Allison Holmes where she received many beautiful gifts and a kitchen shower held at the home of her brother, Leslie Roper by the Y.P.S. of the S.D.A. Church of which she is a member. All wish them many years of happiness." [Thanks to Alice Homer for sending this announcement.] | Family: William Lorne WALKER / Winnifred Grace ROPER (F24148)
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| 598 | "Wallace Worth, Elizabeth WalkerMarried 11 June 1879 by licenseby Trueman Bishop, Baptist MinisterWit. Samuel Newsome, John Harvey, William Worth" (Marriage Register No. 13, 1873-1887) | Family: Wallace Augustus WORTH / Elizabeth Jane WALKER (F607)
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| 599 | "While in Young's Cove Road, New Brunswick, Canada, I saw a report of the death of Ebenezer's father, Charles Slocum, who married Sarah Allen, daughter of Ebenezer and Margaret Allen. On April 9 1777, two Yankees came to his house, had dinner and were treated to cider, after which they stood by the garden fence and chatted pleasantly. Suddenly, one drew a pistol and shot Mr. Slocum through the body, and he died in a few moments. The son, Ebenezer (aged abt. 22 years), avenged the death by killing many of the rebels. At one time, 25 men came to the house to capture him. He was upstairs in bed. The Captain posted a man at each window and two over the portico where there was a hole in the roof. The article doesn't say how he escaped." This story from Verna Haywood Coe Rissell. | SLOCUM, Charles (I235)
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| 600 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I22830)
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