Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 1,651 to 1,700 of 8,412
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| 1651 | Aged 71 Years | MCMURCHY, Catherine (I7115)
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| 1652 | aged 71 years abode Coleford | BLACKER, Stephen (I7491)
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| 1653 | Aged 72 Years | NASH, Daniel (I4847)
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| 1654 | Aged 73, Abscess of the Prostate Gland | MCNAUGHTON, Donald (I6969)
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| 1655 | Aged 75 years | EMBLIN, George (I6748)
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| 1656 | Aged 75 Years | EMBLIN, Caroline (I6881)
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| 1657 | Aged 78 | MADDOX, Dr. Ernest Edmund (I8284)
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| 1658 | Aged 80 Years | DAVIS, Thomas (I4215)
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| 1659 | Aged 80 years | KERTON, John (I4217)
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| 1660 | Aged 80 years | CROW, Ann (I4947)
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| 1661 | aged 80 years and 6 months. | TRUMPOUR, Phila Ann (I10526)
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| 1662 | Aged 81 Years (Does not match with birth date) | LANSDOWN, Priscilla (I6844)
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| 1663 | Aged 82 | KINNEAR, Matthew K (I2969)
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| 1664 | Aged 84 Not listed in the Woller church death records | MCAULEY, Jane (I12799)
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| 1665 | Aged 84 years 8 Months Levi drowned himself in the muddy pond behind the big red barn that can be seen from his tombstone at Fish Lake. Apparently, in his old age, he and his second wife Elizabeth Osbourne had no "means" to live on. But his sons by his first wife would not support their step-mother. So the old folks were separated and one of her girls took Elizabeth Osbourne Roblin in. But old Levi was lonesome without her and committed suicide. | ROBLIN, Levi UE (I10038)
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| 1666 | Aged 85 a widower, Passing Reported By Thomas Kinnear, son, Present | KINNEAR, John (I3099)
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| 1667 | Aged 88 years | PARFITT, Priscilla (I4219)
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| 1668 | Aged 8m | EMBLIN, Richard (I6750)
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| 1669 | aged 9 years | EMBLIN, Albert Mark (I7792)
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| 1670 | Agent Cyfartha Wharf | PAYNE, Edward (I21702)
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| 1671 | Agnes Leech 1838 died very young? | LEECH, Agnes (I679)
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| 1672 | Agricultural Labourer; bp. 4 March 1827; dead by 1871; married as her fir st husband THIRZA HARRIS daughter of Isaac Harris, who married second ly 25 January 1872 Doulting, Michael Harris labourer of Henstridge Ash, s on of Matthew Harris; bc. 1833 West Cranmore; Hill and Thirza | PURNELL, Hill Broadribb (I21650)
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| 1673 | AKA | EAGLESON, Ernest Matthew (I16766)
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| 1674 | AKA "Little Mary" Leonard Hancock is her Step-Father Bridesmaid for Margaret Betty Snell at her wedding | COX, Mary (I2259)
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| 1675 | AKA Francisco? According to son John's marriage record but that same record also makes a mess of Jane's maiden name. Not to be confused with Francis James McGuire born abt 1820 Ireland died 17 Sep 1906 Toronto Wife Anna McElheran 1832-1875 who was also a member of this parish. In the 1851 census there are two likely matches for Francis, both living with their families and both in Hamilton Twp, Northumberland and both Roman Catholic. James McGuire Farmer - Ireland 50 Catherine - Ireland 41 Francis - Ireland 19 Rose - Ireland 15 Edward - Ireland 11 Charles - Canada 7 Ann - Canada 3 Patrick McGuire Cooper - Ireland 20 Mary - Ireland 20 Barnet - Canada 1 Francis - Ireland 19 James - Ireland 23 Patrick - Ireland 60 Spelt McGuire in 1871 census (Division 1 page 54 Murray Township) | MCGUIRE, Francis (I12798)
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| 1676 | AKA Leona | MANNELL, Appalonia G. (I5158)
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| 1677 | AKA Streatham Park Two houses down from Sr. Henry DOULTON and family The property adjacent to "Russell House" which was later purchased and turned into The Church of the English Martyrs" which in 2020 is located at aprox 2 Mitcham Ln, Streatham, London SW16 6NA, UK | HARDWICK, Mary (I2235)
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| 1678 | Albbury Cemetery | ROBLIN, David Ray (I9986)
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| 1679 | Albbury Cemetery | WEESE, Cora Ethel (I9987)
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| 1680 | Albert joined the AIF in Devonport, Tasmania 19 Oct 1917. Reg no. 8008, unit 27, 12 battalion. Albert embarked in Melbourne 28 Feb 1918 on the HMAS Estor, and disembarked in Liverpool, England 20 April 1918, he proceeded to France arriving 22 July 1918. where he was killed in action Albert was wounded in the right leg, and was put under a bank ready for removal by strecher bearers, when he was hit again by a piece of schrapnel in the head, killing him instantly. | JOHNSON, Albert Edward (I12679)
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| 1681 | Albert W VEAL in 1881 Census | VEALE, William Albert (I6841)
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| 1682 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, Owen Philip (I4242)
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| 1683 | Albury Cemetery | DULMAGE, Mary J (I4249)
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| 1684 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, George (I4821)
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| 1685 | Albury Cemetery | BRYANT, Sarah (I4870)
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| 1686 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, John (I4873)
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| 1687 | Albury Cemetery | ELLIOTT, Harriett (I4877)
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| 1688 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, George Elliot (I4878)
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| 1689 | Albury Cemetery | STAFFORDSHIRE, Arville (I4879)
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| 1690 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, Adelbert George (I8975)
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| 1691 | Albury Cemetery | SPRAGUE, Ordelia (I8976)
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| 1692 | Albury Cemetery | ROBLIN, George Ross (I9992)
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| 1693 | Albury Cemetery | SIMONDS, Cordelia B (I9994)
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| 1694 | Aldershot, Hampshire, England as place of birth in 1881 census | BROWN, Harriet M S (I1622)
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| 1695 | Alex & Elizabeth were second cousins | MONTEATH, Elizabeth (I8541)
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| 1696 | Alexander at his marriage was of Logie & Elizabeth of Lecropt Parish by the marriage proclamation. It has been suggested Alexander & Elizabeth were second cousins | Family: Alexander MONTEATH / Elizabeth MONTEATH (F2499)
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| 1697 | Alexander lost his son Peter as a small child with smallpox and shortly after his wife died after the birth of twin daughters. A couple of years later he is before the Dunblane Kirk Session - Alexander Monteath, farmer in Park of Jerah,Logie 1783/4 had a child to Janet Eadie daughter of John Eadie, farmer, Blau Shank. Was she the housemaid/child nurse for his daughters. | MONTEATH, Alexander (I7965)
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| 1698 | Alexander Monteath McNaughton - An elder of College Street United Church, Alexander Monteath McNaughton died yesterday at his residence, 12 Major Street, in his 91st year. Son of Rev. and Mrs. Peter McNaughton, he was born in Vaughan Township, where he spent most of his life. His father a native of Perthshire, Scotland was a pioneer clergyman in Canada, preaching both in Gaelic and English, and founded a church in Vaughan Township. Mr. McNaughton watched with keen interest the development of Canada from its pioneer days, and even during the last years of his life was able to recall Canadian history from before Confederation. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Catherine at home, and Mrs. E. Ward, Collingwood; four sons, A. Cameron, K.C., and Donald, Toronto; Peter of Nelson, B.C. and John, Detroit. | MCNAUGHTON, Alexander Monteith (I7813)
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| 1699 | Alexander spent 7 years in New Zealand and 7 in Australia. He is buried in the Walker Family Cemetery Wallerawang NSW.Australia. | SIDEY, Alexander Maclauren (I7911)
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| 1700 | Alexander's son Alexander (1711-?) is listed as the Great Grandson of Jo AKA Joannis Drummond. Making this Jo Drummond the grandfather of this person or of his wife. | MCLAUREN, Alexander (I7977)
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