Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 1,251 to 1,300 of 8,461
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| 1251 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAWRENCE, James Robert (I8618)
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| 1252 | 9.43 p.m He died at 97 High Street, Newington, Sittingbourne, Kent after being diagnosed with Lung Cancer 10 days before. | EAMES, Roy Alan (I21210)
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| 1253 | 91 Browning Ave | CURLETTE, Rufus King (I3950)
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| 1254 | 9158-98 Charles GOUGE, 38, banker, Quebec, Deseronto, s/o Hubert GOUGE & Melonie CHALUT, married Ann SHARP, 23, Hay Bay, Deseronto, d/o James SHARP & Christena GARRISON, witn: J. & Mary A. HOGAN of Napanee, 19 Sept 1898 at Napanee | Family: Charles GOUGE / Rhoda Anne SHARP (F3758)
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| 1255 | 9998-74 (Victoria Co): Denis McMARTIN, 31, millwright, Ontario, Fenelon Falls, s/o James McMARTIN & Sophia HORTON, married Catherine Jane NAYLOR, 22, Fenelon, Fenelon Falls, d/o John D. NAYLOR & Sophia MOYNES, witn: Elijah McMARTIN & Rachel NAYLOR, both of Fenelon Falls, 28 Oct 1873 at res of J. NAYLOR, Fenelon Falls | MCMARTIN, Dennis (I38059)
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| 1256 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CONDON, Aria Maree (I8697)
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| 1257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ETIENNE, Cecilia Ryeland (I11738)
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| 1258 | A "Ryland" was listed as living in one of the three cottages owned by William MONK in William's Will. Guildenford is still a street in Burford. Links as of Jan 6th 2014 http://www.the-kirbys.org.uk/gen/Individuals/Jordan_Elizabeth_2211212/Biography.html http://www.the-kirbys.org.uk/gen/Probate/William_Monk_of_Burford_W1823_P1825_344.pdf It appears that a William MONK and Mary KEMPSTER married in Burford in 1785 and that Mary's Father John KEMPSTER married Mary JORDAN in 1758. William MONK left a Will in which he mentioned several children including a John Kempster MONK and a Mary Jordan MONK. The following is a summary of William's Will: William Monk , Wheelwright of Burford, Oxfordshire Son James Monk to receive £10 for mourning His wife Mary Monk is to get All the household goods and furniture Half the timber and stock of his Wheelwright trade (the other half belonging to James) All the iron and stock of his Blacksmiths trade Property in the High Street in Burford, Oxfordshire (in William's occupation and bought from Burns & Beasley) Three cottages in Guildenford Lane (occupied respectively by Thomas Taylor, Ryland, and nobody) A piece of Garden ground in Guildenford Lane purchased (from Oriel College, Oxford and occupied by William) Four cottages in Guildenford Lane (bought from Burns & Smith, two empty, the other occupied by William Pastor and the Widow Goodrichard respectively) After his Wife Mary's death this property is to be placed in the trust of John Willis of Westhall Hill in the Parish of Fulbrook in the County of Oxford Nurseryman. To be sold and divided amongst a list of William's Children, or should they be dead, then their children (John Kempster Monk, Mary Jordon Hewer the Wife of Jasper Hewer, William Monk, Elizabeth Baker the wife of John Baker, and George Monk) Witnessed by Margaret Arkill, Robert Durham & Thomas Lee Sole executrix is his wife Mary Monk Signed '96 14 June 1823 Proved '96 17 Aug 1825 | RYELAND, James (I1660)
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| 1259 | A built private dwelling with 9 outbuildings, brick walls, 5 rooms, 3 front windows. 2nd class house with 5 rooms. | KINNEAR, Thomas Albert (I3596)
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| 1260 | A burial 17 Apr 1803 aged 8 months or 15 July 1807 aged 5 years - which was correct one? | EMBLIN, Ann (I6753)
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| 1261 | A Charles WOOD b. 1822 living with them in the 1841 census | WOOD, Thomas (I12784)
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| 1262 | A cousin of Ethel who took part in the funeral Was given Thomas Kinnear's heavy top coat and belt to wear after Thomas passed away | AIKEN, George (I7345)
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| 1263 | A cousin of Ethel who took part in the funeral | AIKEN, James (I2044)
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| 1264 | A farmer at Warea from 1922 until 1930 then a real estate salesman living at Flfed St, Downe St, 1 Bulteel St and 14 Gilbert St in New Plymouth. George lived in New Plymouth in the old family in Bulteel St. George and Hugh started farming together after World War I before he moved back to New Plymouth. For some time he worked for Wrightson Stevenson as a stock & station agent. Probably was living in New Plymouth when he died. | BRADBURY, George Mace (I12447)
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| 1265 | A farmer who cultivates his own land, especially a member of a former class of small freeholders in England. | KNOWLTON, Thomas (I13780)
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| 1266 | A Francis H. Roblin married an Ellen Norris 30 Jan 1879 in Napanee possible match | ROBLIN, Francis (I9211)
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| 1267 | A Frederick Gould was buried at Holcombe on 17 Nov 1898 aged 45 years Deaths Dec 1898 Gould Frederick 45 Shepton M. 5c 282 | GOULD, Frederick (I10488)
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| 1268 | A French soldier who arrived in Port Royal Acadia around 1652 as part of the Leborgne expedition | RICHARD, Michel (I24089)
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| 1269 | A lodger with the Dixey family | MEMORY, William (I1803)
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| 1270 | A Marry E WATSON is buried in Deseronto 05-17-1893, could be her (not in 1901 census with family) | WATSON, Mary Eliza "Minnie" (I2353)
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| 1271 | A Miss Sutherland of Forse! 1881 aged 30 mother of one year old son Living with husband CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS Address 11.Bar Street Without District Beverley, Beverley Administrative County Yorkshire 1901 age 40 living with husband Vicarage Civil Parish West Hoathly Rural District East Grinstead Town or Village or Hamlet Ecclesiastical Parish West Hoathly Parliamentary Borough or Division East Grinstead County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Administrative County East Sussex ity No son! | EDWARDS, Augusta May (I36942)
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| 1272 | A Nanny/Nurse to the Tsar of Russia before he was overthrown I believe this was the Alice Ryland who nursed with Edith Cavell at the Berkendael Institute in Brussels. Edith Cavell was court marshalled and shot by the Germans in August 1915 when charged with harbouring refugees and helping 150 of them to escape. Alice married a Dutch bulb grower and settled in Norfolk, England. She died at some time in the 1950's intestate and her estate was shared among the five surviving children of her brother, William Ryeland, our grandfather, following an advertisement in the national press. Each received around 2,000 pounds. | RYELAND, Alice Maude (I3198)
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| 1273 | A native from the island of Nauru | Native (I14163)
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| 1274 | A note to Gordon Polley during the war says that the family lived in Dulwich for many years before moving to Canada | NASH, Daniel Francis Knowlton Pitchford (I7594)
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| 1275 | a partner in the family drapery business (Colson and Gates) in Exeter. | GATES, Edward Wilson (I2189)
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| 1276 | A place named Coombehay which doesn't seem to be a town or village | Family: John PURNELL / Anna GAY (F6232)
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| 1277 | A Robert and Sarah (b. 1885) are living with their uncle William in the 1891 and 1901 census I think it is Robert W and a sister Sarah who wouldn't show up in the 1881 census since she was born later. | GRANTHAM, Edward (I13810)
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| 1278 | A son, John P. Roblin, was for a number of years a prominent member of the old Reform party in the Upper Canada Legislature, sitting both before and after the Mackenzie Rebellion, sixteen years in all. ROBLIN, JOHN PHILIP, farmer, politician, and public servant; b. in Sophiasburgh Township, U.C., 16 Aug. 1799, son of Prudence Platt and Philip Roblin, loyalist, who came to Adolphustown Township from New Jersey in 1784 and who later settled on Long Reach in Sophiasburgh at a place which became known as Roblin Mills; d. at Picton, Ont., 12 Nov. 1874. John Philip Roblin was educated at the local school taught by Jonathan Greely. As a young man he cleared and farmed land in Ameliasburgh Township, but he moved to Hallowell Township in 1847 and in 1858 to the town of Picton. From an early age he took an active part in public life in Prince Edward County. He was appointed a justice of the peace in 1834. As a captain of the 2nd Battalion of Prince Edward militia he commanded a troop of cavalry during the winter of 1837– 38. From 1848 to 1856 he was lieutenant-colonel commanding the battalion. He was first warden of the district of Prince Edward, 1841– 42. Roblin represented Prince Edward in the House of Assembly of Upper Canada from 1830 to 1836. Defeated in 1836, he again sat for Prince Edward in the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada from 1841, when he defeated David Barker Stevenson*, to 1846. In the latter year he resigned his seat to become registrar of Prince Edward County, crown lands agent, and collector of customs at Picton. Roblin began his political life as a Reform supporter of Marshall Spring Bidwell and Peter Perry*, but, like his younger cousin David Roblin*, he eventually became somewhat disillusioned with the Reform Party of the 1840s and 1850s, and especially with the policies of George Brown whom he considered too moderate and to be "working for the Tories." He was a staunch Wesleyan Methodist. From at least 1848 until 1863, he was a member of the senate of Victoria College at Cobourg, Ontario. J. K. Johnson Lennox and Addington Hist. Soc. (Napanee, Ont.), III (Thomas Willet Casey papers), 2, pp.11585– 600; IV (Roblin family papers) 1, pp.14993– 15002 (copies at PAC). PAC, RG 9, I, B5, 6; C4, 4; C6, 8; RG 68, 1. PAO, Legislative Assembly papers, biographical sketches of the members of the assembly, 1792– 1840, comp. J. S. Carstairs and W. D. Read. J. of Education for Ont., XXVIII (1875), 12. Armstrong, Handbook of Upper Canadian chronology. © 2000 University of Toronto/Université Laval Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario Index) ROBLIN , JOHN P Sex: Male Age: 71 Birthplace: ONTARIO Religion: Wesleyan Methodist Origin: ENGLISH Occupation: REGISTRAR District: PRINCE EDWARD ( 059 ) Sub-district: Picton Town ( E ) Division: 1 Page: 13 Microfilm reel: C-9989 - C-9990 Reference: RG31 — Statistics Canada | ROBLIN, John Palen (I4017)
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| 1279 | A stoic woman who never worked and when her husband died early, he was so well insured, she didn't have to go out and work. | EMBLIN, Mary Matilda (I3996)
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| 1280 | A Twin Ships Officer staying with brother Seymore in 1901 Surname Forename Place of Birth Year of Birth CC or Cs No. Died/Pen s. Reg.Ticke t Capacities County of Birth Kew Ref -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- PURNELL Hill Cardif 1877 00111 77? 2m99 1m02 G LA 122/9 PN:034693. Mas:ss 0011144? or 0011177?. PURNELL Hill Cardiff 1877 00111 77 Css 17 GLA 123/3 PN:034693. Hill purnell had a 2nd mates certificate in 1899, a 1st mate in 1902 a nd a captains certificate in 1917 | PURNELL, Hill (I21719)
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| 1281 | A Twin | PURNELL, Emily (I21718)
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| 1282 | a widow so unclear what maiden name was | DOUCET, Marie (I23798)
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| 1283 | A Widow, previous married name BRIGHTMAN | WELLS, Elizabeth Ellis (I18897)
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| 1284 | a widower | HAWKINS, Willet Dorland (I19212)
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| 1285 | ABBR Ash (Sandwich) Parish Register NS14803 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S387)
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| 1286 | ABBR Canterbury St. Gregory Parish RegisterCALN U3/105 NS15733 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S1058)
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| 1287 | ABBR Canterbury St. Paul Parish RegisterCALN U3/81 NS16133 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S1081)
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| 1288 | ABBR Capel Le Ferne Parish RegisterCALN U3/152 NS16183 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S361)
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| 1289 | ABBR Chatham St Paul Parish RegisterCALN P85C NS16333 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S383)
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| 1290 | ABBR Chilham Parish RegisterCALN U3/191 NS16383 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S1093)
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| 1291 | ABBR Coldred Parish RegisterCALN U3/190 NS16423 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S386)
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| 1292 | ABBR Commonwealth War Graves Commission Search of internet site (www.cwgc.org) 11 Jan 2000 Source Media Type: Electronic | Source (S1076)
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| 1293 | ABBR Croydon Parish Registers Also copies of Bishops Transcripts held at Canterbury Cathedral Archives NS16833 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S352)
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| 1294 | ABBR Custom's Outport Records for FolkestoneCALN CUST 55/51 See year ending 1870. NS16903 Source Media Type: Official Document | Source (S1060)
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| 1295 | ABBR Deal St. Leonard Parish RegisterCALN U3/95 NS17013 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S378)
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| 1296 | ABBR Dover St. James Parish RegisterCALN U3/26 NS17113 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S356)
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| 1297 | ABBR Dover St. John Parish RegisterCALN U3/230 NS17313 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S1072)
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| 1298 | ABBR Dover St. Mary Parish RegisterCALN U3/30 NS17363 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S350)
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| 1299 | ABBR Dr W J Deane Letter Letter from Dr W J Deane of Canada, to my Mother Source Media Type: Letter | Source (S1074)
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| 1300 | ABBR Elham Union WorkhouseCALN G/El WIa 1 to 25 Admission and Discharge Register 1836 - 1901 NS17463 Source Media Type: Microfilm | Source (S1055)
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