Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 1,801 to 1,850 of 8,461
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| 1801 | Army trained oboe player. Raised mostly in an LCC orphanage (father consumptive). Had been placed as a boy entrant in the Royal West Kent regiment and sent out to India. He obtained a staff appointment in the Governor of Bengal's orchestra. Came home and joined the Metropolitian Police in 1931, just prior to his marriage. | EACOTT, Charles Walter Edwin (I3129)
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| 1802 | Around 1641, Michel Boudreau had married Michelle Aucoin (Sister of Jeanne Aucoin married to François Girouard). Michelle is believed to have arrived in Acadia the previous year when she was 22. | Family: Michel BOUDREAU / Michelle AUCOIN (F7291)
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| 1803 | Arrival Port: Brisbane and Sydney, Australia Departure Port: Liverpool, England Ship: Suffolk | BOURTON, Edgar Herbert James (I12908)
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| 1804 | Arrived Glasgow early in morning - Turkish Bath & sun lamp - party in evening | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 1805 | Arrived in Acadia around 1640 per Adrien Bergeron: Le Grand Arrangement des Acadiens au Quebec, Vol II, p 16. | BLANCHARD, Guillaume (I24078)
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| 1806 | Arrived in Acadia in 1641 aboard the Le Saint-Francois, had died about 1656, perhaps as a victim in the raid on the settlement by Major Sedgwick of Boston. Her mother had remarried Antoine Gougeon and together they had one daughter named Henriette. In the days of large families, Marie Francoise had only one brother and a half-sister, all born in Port-Royal. This family was among the first permanent settlers of Acadia. | POIRIER, Jehan (I24047)
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| 1807 | Arrived in Nijmegen 5am left in afternoon for Utrecht where had supper - rejoined unit in evening | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 1808 | arrived in the USA from there in 1885. Things get a bit sketchy from there until they end up in Creighton Father's name was George | BEHENNA, George (I13163)
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| 1809 | art teacher New Plymouth boys high school | BRADBURY, Augustus McInnes (I2237)
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| 1810 | Arthur E Pope on Marriage certificate Probally Arthur PAPE Aug 19 1882 son of Edwin in 1901 census but can't be sure | POPE, Arthur E (I8305)
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| 1811 | Arthur Edwin Ryeland to be temporary Quartermaster with the honorary rank of Lieutenant. | RYELAND, Captain Arthur Edwin (I4340)
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| 1812 | Arthur JAMES (Nephew living with them in 1891 Census) Deaths Mar 1899 Bradbury Thomas 81 Cheadle 6b 233 | BRADBURY, Thomas (I710)
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| 1813 | Arthur Leech Arlington House Iron Market Newcastle, 1841 to 1906 Newcastle burial record says removed from Manchester Occupation Solicitor, Mayor twice councilor for Newcastle east ward, Justice of the peace, political agent for the Liberal party, Clerk to the Burgess's, (later Chairman), Historian, Chairman of the North staffs field club F.G.S, patron of Newcastle private public school and property developer. Lodger in 1891 Trousdale home Can't find in 1901 census | LEECH, Arthur (I680)
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| 1814 | Arthur was a grocers porter in 1901.He was living with family at 13 Pavillion R oad Folkestone.Arthur went through Ellis Island to Albany in 1912, occupation G rocer,his father James Punnett was living a 74 Garden Road Folkestone at the ti me. Must have gone back to England as he went through Ellis Island again in 191 9, unmarried both times. Info from the Ellis Island Site. | PUNNETT, Arthur Robert (I16479)
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| 1815 | Arthur's Baptism | RYELAND, James (I3322)
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| 1816 | Arthur's Baptism | RYELAND, James (I3322)
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| 1817 | As early as 37 as late as 41 | POLLEY, Mary Ann (I4739)
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| 1818 | As father of Elizabeth Martha not 100% proven but most likely | TOOK, John (I135)
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| 1819 | As noted on the ship's documents | NASH, Daniel Francis Knowlton Pitchford (I7594)
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| 1820 | As per Excise Board minutes - Released 5 days later | KEBELL, Richard (I4729)
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| 1821 | As per Harold Averill from the Univerity of Toronto Archives | MCNAUGHTON, Jean Beatrice (I6968)
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| 1822 | As per military records | MAGUIRE, Charles Daniel (I7982)
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| 1823 | As per son Jame's marriage certificate | NORTH, Francis (I2507)
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| 1824 | As per the Excise board minutes Something to do with his owing a brewer a lot of money | KEBELL, Richard (I4729)
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| 1825 | Ashentrool near Menstrie | MONTEATH, Agnes (I8571)
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| 1826 | ashes are scattered at York Crematorium | DALLISON, Ethel (I2757)
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| 1827 | ashes are scattered at York Crematorium | FLETCHER, Fred (I6026)
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| 1828 | Ashes spread at the point | MCMARTIN, Bernice Catherine Agnes (I3708)
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| 1829 | Ashes spread by family in Somerset | SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
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| 1830 | Ashes were spread and a willow tree planted by the campfire circle by the lake | POLLEY, Lynn May (I8115)
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| 1831 | Ashford Hospital | CURLE, Marjorie Violette (I3542)
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| 1832 | Asian Flu | KENNEDY, Annie (I3373)
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| 1833 | Assassiné dans sa demeure. | DOUCET, Guy (I34141)
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| 1834 | Assumed that she was widowed when she moved with her children to Drumaroad, Co. Down. | HOOD, Margaret (I5912)
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| 1835 | Assumed to be from this family based on the census, need to confirm Spelt Curlet in 1881 census | CURLETTE, Levi Roblin (I3704)
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| 1836 | Assumed to be one of the two children who "died young" hence the lack of name | KINNEAR (I3097)
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| 1837 | Assuming Leander remarred because she died | BRADLEY, Lucina (I9633)
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| 1838 | Aston cemetary | MEMMORY, William Robinson (I9520)
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| 1839 | Aston Juxta | BULL, James (I6279)
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| 1840 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CONDON, Chloe (I36433)
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| 1841 | At age 18 of a brain tumor | TURNER, Carol (I2440)
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| 1842 | At approximately 4:30 AM due to an infection, at the hospital | NAVICKAS, Ona "Annie" (I3656)
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| 1843 | At Blunsdon House Hotel, Blunsdon, Swindon | Family: PRIVATE / PRIVATE (F673)
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| 1844 | at death of his first wife | BRADBURY, Augustus McInnes (I2237)
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| 1845 | At home | POLLEY, Leslie Willet (I12846)
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| 1846 | At least one daughter | PEARSALL, Mary (I23238)
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| 1847 | At Sea | DOUCET, Anne (I28512)
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| 1848 | At sea near New Orleans, LA | LEGOUFFE, John Baptiste (I20636)
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| 1849 | At Stoke Next Gilford, Augustus Bradbury esq. of Weavers Hall London. Solicitor, second son of John Bradbury esq. of Streatham and Aldermanbury, to Ellen, fourth daughter of George Drew esq... of Streatham and Guildford Marriages Sep 1851 (>99%) Bradbury Augustus Guildford 4 215 Drew Ellen Guildford 4 215 | Family: Augustus BRADBURY, Esq / Ellen DREW (F4418)
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| 1850 | At the age of 7 (approx) went to live with his paternal grandparents in Trenton, back to Toronto to go to High School POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury: Peacefully, at the Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga, Thursday, July 6, 2006, at the age of 91. Beloved husband of Betty for 60 years, loving father of Lynn and the late Donald. Cherished grandfather of Timothy (Elana), Jonathan, and Sarah. Adored great- grandfather of Jackson. Gordon will be lovingly remembered by many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his brothers Bill and Bob, his sister Alice. Funeral Services will be held at St. Matthew's Anglican Church, 3962 Bloor Street West, Etobicoke, on Monday, July 10th at 11:00 a.m. If desired, a memorial fund has been established with Camp Koinonia, P.O. Box 815, Adelaide Street Post Office, Toronto, Ontario, M5C 2K1, 416-522-1949. For I am not ashamed of the gospel; It is the power of God for salvation To everyone who has faith. Romans 1:16 Gord Polley was born on April 20th 1915 in Toronto. The son of William and May, he had two brothers Bill and Bob and a sister Alice. When Gord was a boy his father passed away and he went to Trenton to live with his paternal grandparents. Returning to Toronto, Gord went to Western Commerce High school and was very involved in the youth group at Church of the Epiphany, where he met the vivacious Betty Watson and other wonderful friends who helped to establish Camp Koinonia. Gord joined the army during the war feeling it was great opportunity to travel and see Europe. He served in a Bren Gun carrier group, and spoke often of his war time memories. Upon his return he and Betty got married and Gord went back to his job at Goldsmiths in Toronto. Their children Don and Lynn arrived and the families close association with Camp Koinonia continued. Gord started his own business in 1959 and although he was nervous it turned out to be a great success. There was nothing he liked better in his recreation time than to go hiking on the Bruce Trail or at Camp. Gord and Betty enjoyed traveling and journeyed far and wide together while also assisting the Rev Marney Patterson of Invitation to Live Ministries. Gord thought that retirement was a dirty word and continued his business right up until his last days. A faithful member of St. Matthews Anglican Church, Gord was superintendent of the Sunday school for many years. Gord loved being a grandfather and watching Tim, Jon, and Sarah through his 30 years of being a grandfather and recently enjoyed playing with his great grandson Jack. | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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