Ryeland Family Tree

The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families

Matches 1,551 to 1,600 of 8,412

#	Notes	Linked to
1551	According to Stephen White's Dictionnaire G	POIRIER, Michel De France (I23662)
1552	According to the 1671 census, Jean is listed as a 96 year old farmer living in Port Royal with his 64 year old wife, Nicole Colleson. He had 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren at the time.	GAUDET, Jean (I23810)
1553	According to the 1871 census wife Sarah is a widow	NORTH, James (I4230)
1554	According to the 1891 census for son Charles his she was born in England	THOMPSON, Maria Anne (I4177)
1555	According to the 1910 census for his mother he had already died...	JEFFS, William J (I4264)
1556	According to the 1911 census she only had the 1 child Fanny in 1881 Census Marriages Dec 1889 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Angus Frances Hendon 3a 229 Ryeland Thomas Hendon 3a 229 No Clear birth in BMD Dec 2003	ANGUS, Frances (I3219)
1557	According to undated notes by Vern Hall: "Thomas Chapman [-968 in this ancestry file-ed.] made his will 10 Mar 1569. He was a farmer who named everything from kettles and pots to parcels of land all over the town [of Folkestone]. He did this for our cause, 'I will that Thomas [-969 in this ancestry file-ed.] and John [-967] my sonnes shall have my pte of the barne and place with all appurtenances w'ch I purchased from William Godden and Adryan Godden, sett, lying and being in Cowstreet in Folkestone.' This must have been the beginning of our Chapman family in Folkestone." Now referred to as Kow Street. CHAPMAN Origin of name: from Saxon ceapan or cypan, to buy or sell; Saxon ceap - a bargain, a price, a trader, a shopman. Flemish- a merchant.	CHAPMAN, Thomas (I13931)
1558	According to undated notes of Vern Hall: "George Chapman, 8th great grandfather of John C Hall, in his will dated at Folkeston 20 March 1624, gave to his "'sonnes Thomas and Steven, two and a half acres of land within the liberty of Folkestone at a place called Durlex.' This was set on a little ridge below the cliff across, on the north side of the town from Kow Street where he lived. A deed found in Folkestone City Library dated 1707 recorded the sale of a lot in Durlex by James Chapman for 35 pounds. The sign to the right of the arch gate beneath the building left, is labeled 'Durlex Street.' This is located at the south-west corner of a block with homes each facing the streets that enclose it built around 1700-1725. This seems to mark the end of Chapman farming at Durlex. The gate noted is the only opening to the court that serves as a closed backyard for each of the homes in the square. The fact that the gate can be locked was likely a wise provision in Folkestone so near the sea at the crest of a time when law-breakers mingled freely with the adventuresome but honest traders. . . . It was a beehive 250 years ago, not so busy today."	CHAPMAN, George (I13930)
1559	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LAMBERT, William Allen (I37329)
1560	Across from the Holy Family Church	HUARD, Marie Anne Belzamire (I17172)
1561	Act of Attainder was passed by the New York legislature which provided a legal basis for the seizure of the property of thow who opposed the American Revolution. The Orange County lands of both Philip and his brother Owen were seized and both brothers were impreisoned for months.	ROBLIN, Philip UE (I4013)
1562	Acton / Brentford	RYELAND, Sarah Letitia (I1644)
1563	Addington Par., Rest. Co	Family: Pierre Felix LEBUFFE / Marie LECOUFFE (F6328)
1564	Additional offspring. I have Elizabeth as married to Joseph Milton (Apr 1790) with 11 children, ELIZ ABBOTT Female Christening: 29 JUN 1796 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: JN ABBOTT Mother: ESTH -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ IGI Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: P020721 1635 - 1840 0908172 IT 1, 3 Film 6906423 Film	ABBOTT, Elizabeth (I16112)
1565	Admitted to a mental hospital after attempted suicide by drowning and starvation	RYELAND, Ann (I1289)
1566	Adolphustown on marriage certificate	ROBLIN, Mary Elizabeth Madeline (I9836)
1567	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BROWN, Steven Richard (I2340)
1568	Adopted By Matthew Pride	LEWIS, Sarah (I20347)
1569	Adopted Son	BESONDE, Earle (I10088)
1570	Adopted, original last name is Carr	PAINE, Edward Earl (I2241)
1571	Aero Engine Fitter Derby Births Sep 1905 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dallison Albert Derby 7b 655	DALLISON, Albert (I9738)
1572	AFT 1935 in Weston	STONG, Albert Naughton (I7011)
1573	AFT 1950 in Weston	STONG, Alda Florence (I7014)
1574	Aft. 1893	BURDON-COOPER, Alexander Mclaurin Monteath (I8306)
1575	Aft. 1894	BURDON-COOPER, Ruthven Hayne (I8307)
1576	Aft. 1895	BURDON-COOPER, Teresa Mary Isabel (I8308)
1577	Aft. 1896	BURDON-COOPER, Frances Rose (I8309)
1578	Aft. 1935	MONTEATH, Kenneth Mclean (I8138)
1579	Aft. 1935	MONTEATH, Rhoda Annie Mclaurin (I8146)
1580	Aft. June 1955	CANNELL, Beatrice (I7273)
1581	After	FRALICK, Almeda (I3715)
1582	After 1723	THONIUS, Maria (I37882)
1583	After 1741 as she was mentioned in her father in laws will of that year	Elizabeth (I3765)
1584	After 1801	MONTEATH, Alexander (I7943)
1585	After 1813	MONTEATH, John (I7864)
1586	After 1838	PRENTICE, David (I37859)
1587	After 1838	Elizabeth (I37860)
1588	After 1873	SERVIOUR (I71)
1589	After 1881 Before 1901	EMBLIN, Elizabeth (I2037)
1590	After 1901	KERTON, Eliza (I7791)
1591	After 1918	MONTEATH, Rev. Robert Runcorn (I8044)
1592	After a considerable move across Belgium back in action again near Maldegen (pro-German town) not far from Bruges & 1.5 miles from Holland.	POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
1593	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LAING, Claude Duncan (I37303)
1594	After George Smith died, Lottie moved to Florida with Lawrence and family. She died there and was buried in West Allis with the rest of the family.	MCCULLOUGH, Charlotte (I12325)
1595	After getting married	RYELAND, Henry Arthur James (I4451)
1596	After Jan's death, Maritje remarried to Willem Jansen Romen (Rome). "Willem Janszen Romen Wedr (widower) van Jannetje Jans, en Marritje Jans wede van Jan Theunissen 'Living at the Fresh Water' married Apr. 12, 1676." This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/george_universe/1/data/604	JANS, Maritje (I37956)
1597	After Matthew Tudor Purnell death Roy Leonard Purnell was raised and adopt ed by uncle Ivor Purnell Copy of an entry of marriage: Marriage solemnized at Llandaff Cathedral 28th July1945 Roy Leonard Purnell: Age 24 years: Bachelor Rank or professon:Sapper R .E Address: 40 Copplestone Road, Llandaff. Adoptive Parent: Ivor Henry Purnell Jean Sandwell: Age: 23 years Spinster: Rank or Professon: A.C. W.A.A.F Address: 25 Hudson Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surry Adoptive Parent: William Henry Sandwell.	PURNELL, Leonard Roy (I21883)
1598	After night & breakfast at Premier Hotel Russell Square went to Westminster Abbey with Elmer to service - dinner at Lyon's Corner House - visited Tower of London - went to Aldershot - supper in officers mess	POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
1599	After night at Red Shield left Euston Station for Birmingham -dinner downtown then bus to Hall Green where found Wilkins -walk & movie & meeting family	POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
1600	After Son was conceived but Before 1901Census	MOORE, Alfred (I3565)

Ryeland Family Tree

The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families

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