Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 1,151 to 1,200 of 8,461
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| 1151 | 55 Rosemary Road, St George | PENNY, Sophia Elizabeth (I1295)
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| 1152 | 57y 11m 31d | BALL, Charlotte (I7512)
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| 1153 | 58 Sussex Road Norwood (Probably) | EDMONDS, Walter Philip (I8919)
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| 1154 | 58 yrs., 2 mos | PALEN, Almiria Cecelia (I12216)
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| 1155 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | POINTER, Isaac William (I38095)
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| 1156 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Quentin Ernest (I2915)
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| 1157 | 5th Baronet | POLLEN, Sir Richard Hungerford (I21683)
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| 1158 | 6 000 of the 10 000 disbanded troops and Loyalists who had gathered at Sorel were settled in the western townships along the Saint Lawrence river and in the Bay of Quinte area. In addition some 900 "Associated" Loyalists who were taken from New York to Quebec were settled at Adolphustown and Kingston. Philip Roblin was an "Associated" Loyalist with Peter Ruttan's company. Later that summer, the Loyalists drew lots to determine where their new farms were to be found. Philip and Owen Roblin were initially allotted land at lots 24 - 25 4th concession. | ROBLIN, Philip UE (I4013)
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| 1159 | 6 Aug 1903 The Sydney Morning Herald RYELAND.–July 28, at Junee, Florence, the beloved wife of Frank Ryeland. At rest. Suffocatoin by drowning but how or by what cause suffication ?? has not been given ?? to say. | JEFFRREY, Florence Forswell (I3319)
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| 1160 | 6 Children | HARDINGE, Susan May Dolores (I10799)
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| 1161 | 6 Children | ROBLIN, Harry McDowell (I36703)
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| 1162 | 6 Children, 3 Boys 3 Girls | LAFFERTY, James Francis (I17378)
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| 1163 | 6 foot 1 inch tall Travelling by himself Married Permanent residence Going to friend or relative - Jno Adelness (sp?) Detroit MI Funeral home records state that he had been in Detroit for 21 years at the time of his death | MCNAUGHTON, John James (I4529)
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| 1164 | 6 Fyne Street | WOOD, Maria (I8915)
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| 1165 | 6 months old at the time of the 1841 census | BRADBURY, John William (I830)
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| 1166 | 6 months old at the time of the 1881 census | MARTIN, Fredrick Richard (I4538)
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| 1167 | 6 months old at the time of the 1881 census | NORTH, John W H (I6982)
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| 1168 | 6 months old at time of 1881 census | VEALE, Ada M (I7070)
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| 1169 | 6 Sep 1884, Toronto On Can# 14254-84 | Family: Nathan Howard GARRISON / Minnie WICKS (F3686)
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| 1170 | 6 Weeks Old | HARES, William (I95)
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| 1171 | 6 Weeks Old | RYELAND, Francis James Sinclair (I2763)
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| 1172 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Paige Megan (I2833)
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| 1173 | 60 Feramagh Ave | POLLEY, Alice May Polley (I7627)
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| 1174 | 61. William RUTAN Lieutenant was born on 2 Apr 1759 in Schraalenburgh, Bergen, New Jersey. Christened on 24 Jun 1759 in Schraalenburgh, Bergen, New Jersey. Died on 9 Oct 1843 in Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington, Ontario. Buried on 11 Oct 1843 in St. Albans, Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington, Ontario. NAME: "Retan" according to IGI. MILITARY SERVICE: "...though only 17 at the outbreak of the revolution, was commissioned Lieutenant of the Associated Loyalists. His older brother was Captain Peter Ruttan, who had commanded a regiment during the revolution and who was second in command of Major Van Alstine's party ofloyalists that landed at Adolphustown in March, 1784. William and his wife, Margaret, were of that party." (Stuart Adams letter, July 21, 1991). CHILDREN: "There first child, an infant, died on the trip from Montreal to Adolphustown." (Stuart Adams letter, July 21, 1991). BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: "William also settled in Adolphustown, married and Irish girl, Margaret Steele, who had crossed the ocean with her parents. In the hungry years of 1788 in order to get some food William, who had some money saved from the sale of his commission, sent two men to lbany during the winter months for four bushels of Indian corn which they carried on their backs through forests without roads. As the Ruttans possessed a cow, her milk, plus the precious corn, with roots and berries from the woods, provided enough nourishment to keep eight persons alive until the following harvest." (Reaman, 1964 p.219). RESIDENCE: "William took his two hundred acres immediately east of the Adolphustown village site and Peter took his on a point of land northwest of the village." (Stuart, 1991 p?). BIOGRAPHY: "Anyway, William Ruttan (Peter William and Henry 's father) seems to have been a properous man, too, more prosperous than his older brother, Captain Peter. William and Peter and Peter William's wife's mother Elizabeth Roblin, were amongst the twenty-two who paid for the building of Upper Canada's first Episcopal Methodist Church, in 1792, at Hay Bay, near Adolphustown. (Adams, 1991 p.5). RELIGION: "William, however, joined St. Alban's Anglican Church, Adolphustown, when it was built in 1822 and is buried in St. Alban's cemetery. He may, in fact, have played a part in building the Anglican church and perhaps even donated the building site, since the church seems to be about where William's land would have been. His converting to more respectable and establishment Anglicanism was, and remains, a typical thing for a prospering Canadian to do but I like to think that his conversion had something to do with the Methodist preacher's having talked him into burning his beloved violin, telling him it was the Devil's instrument. Perhaps it was his wife, Fanny, and her mother, the redoubtable Elizabeth Roblin, who had roped him into Methodism and he later counter-rebelled, preferring music now to heaven later." (Adams, 1991 p.5). DEATH: "Ruttan, William, a descendant of a family of Huguenots from Rochelle, France, who sought refuge in England and america, died in Adolphustown, the 9th inst., in his 85th year" ("The Christian Guardian" newspaper death notice of October 25, 1843, p.3, cited in "Death Notices from the Christian Guardian 1836-1850 by Rev. Donald A. McKenzie, published by Hunterdon House on Lambertville, N.J., in 1982, page 271). CEMETERY: St. Albans Anglican Church Cemetery, Adolphustown, #33. Inscription reads died Oct 1843, aged 84 years. He married Margaret STEEL on 10 Jun 1782 in New York. Margaret STEEL was born in 1764 in Ireland. Died on 1 Feb 1844 in Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington, Ontario. Buried on 5 Feb 1844 in St. Albans, Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington, Ontario. DEATH: "Ruttan, Mrs Margaret, wife of Wm. Ruttan, died in Adolphustown, the 1st inst., in her 80th year. feb. 21, 1844 p.71. D.N." (cited in D.A. McKenzie's "Death Notices from the Christian Guardian 1836 - 1850" p.271). DEATH: H. N. Ruttan records "Margaret died on February 1 and was interred beside William (in the Cemetery of St. Paul's Church [Church of England]) on February 5, 1844." "Ruttan, Mrs. Margaret, wife of Wm. Ruttan, died in Adolphustown, the 1st inst., in her 80th year." ("The Christian Guardian" Newspaper death notice, February 21, 1844, p.71, cited in "Death Notices from The Christian Guardian 1836-1850 by Rev. Donald A. McKenzie, Hunterdon House: Lambertville, N.J., 1982). CEMETERY: St. Albans Anglican Church Cemetery, Adolphustown, #33. Inscription reads died Feb 1844, aged 80 years, wife of William SIBLING: Mathew Steel, a loyalist NAME: Given as "Margaret Steele" in G. Elmore Reaman's book (1964, p.219). BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: "... an Irish girl, Margaret Steele, who had crossed the ocean with her parents." (Reaman, 1964 p.219). They had the following children: 81 i. RUTTAN was born after Nov 1783 in Sorel, Richelieu, Quebec. Died before Oct 1784. +82 ii. Peter William RUTTAN +83 iii. Daniel RUTTAN +84 iv. Henry RUTTAN Major +85 v. Abraham W RUTTAN +86 vi. Elizabeth RUTTAN +87 vii. Matthew RUTTAN +88 viii. Jacob RUTTAN +89 ix. Charles Stuart RUTTAN 62. John RUTAN was born about 1760. | RUTTAN, Margaret (I9231)
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| 1175 | 6114-84 George MAHOOD, 29, Farmer, Richmond, same, s/o John & Mary, married Martha Matilda GARRISON, 18, Richmond, same, d/o Peter & Mary. Witn Alexander MAHOOD & Elizabeth GARRISON, both of Richmond, on 05 Mar., 1884, at Napanee. | Family: George MAHOOD / Martha Matilda GARRISON (F3653)
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| 1176 | 62 Years | CULLEN, George (I7071)
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| 1177 | 640 Dovercourt Road | POLLEY, Frances (I13370)
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| 1178 | 65 Outram Street (Outram Place?) Registered 12 April 1872 in the county of Middlesex | RYELAND, Captain Arthur Edwin (I4340)
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| 1179 | 68 Addison Grove, Taunton | MARTIN, Norah Amy (I2908)
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| 1180 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Jackson Timothy (I37502)
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| 1181 | 6th Child | REEVE, Thomas (I36537)
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| 1182 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DOUCET, Rita (I17194)
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| 1183 | 7 Days Old | TREASURE, Christopher John (I10502)
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| 1184 | 7 Great Grandchildren at time of death Film info Toronto 08-20-01 00388601 | MCMARTIN, Cyril Howard (I38047)
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| 1185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SUMMERS, Caspar Elliot Louis (I6741)
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| 1186 | 7 MAR 1703, John MCNAUGHTON in Aberuchill received money from the session of Comrie (no explanation given as to why). 8 AUG 1704, John MCNAUGHTON "a poor man" received money from the session of Comrie 6 MAY 1705, John MCNAUGHTON "a poor man in Abouruchill" received money from the session of Comrie. 26 AUG 1705, 14 SEP 1705 ditto | MACNAUGHTAN, John (I4183)
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| 1187 | 7 March 1843 in 1901 census | WRIGHT, Dorland (I9876)
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| 1188 | 7 Months at the time of the 1901 census | STOCK, Evelyn Muriel (I7862)
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| 1189 | 7 months old at the time of the 1851 census | BOYCE, John (I1600)
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| 1190 | 7 Months old at the time of the census | ROWLAND, William Frank (I254)
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| 1191 | 7 months old in 1891 census | POLLEY, Bertha (I7838)
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| 1192 | 7 Trafalfar Street | MULHOLLAND, Arthur Robertson (I8327)
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| 1193 | 7 weeks, 3 days | ROBLIN, Harold Allison (I9950)
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| 1194 | 7 Years | DALLISON, George (I8205)
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| 1195 | 7:30am, Natural Causes | MCNAUGHTON, Jannet (I4199)
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| 1196 | 70 1 Bulteel St | MACE, Julia Maria (I12213)
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| 1197 | 7079-93 Marshall MALLORY, 21, farmer, Ontario, Adolphustown, s/o Ezra & Fola? Ann, married Mary TRUMPOUR, 16, Ontario, Adolphustown, d/o John & Harriet, witn: Minnie & Frank TRUMPOUR, 15 March 1893 at Adolphustown | Family: Marshall F MALLORY / Mary TRUMPOUR (F3240)
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| 1198 | 71 yrs., 17 da | PALEN, William Anson (I12204)
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| 1199 | 72 yrs., 13 da. | WERDEN, Almira (I12212)
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| 1200 | 72y 3m 19d | CONSTABLE, John William (I7510)
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