Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 1,851 to 1,900 of 8,412
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| 1851 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TYSLUK, Scott Andrew (I3280)
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| 1852 | Auckland New Zealand | TAYLOR, Jill (I21862)
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| 1853 | Auctioneer | PURNELL, William Cox (I21623)
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| 1854 | Author of the wonderful book in 1958 of the Stong family in Canada. As he notes in his book in 1958: Single. Engaged in mixed farming across the road from where he was born on Lot 24, Concession 4, York Twp. He performed farming in a partnership with his brother Albert. After retiring in 1935 he with his brother and sisters made a hobby of seeing Canada from coast to coast and also visited the USA. Belongs to the Central United Church. Address 266 Queen's Drive, Weston,( Ontario, Canada.). | STONG, Daniel Alexander (I7508)
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| 1855 | Autrefois de Dieppe. Foyer St-Thomas DE Memramcook | DOUCET, Anita Rita (I34060)
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| 1856 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAWRENCE, Amanda Elizabeth (I37494)
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| 1857 | Awarded Military Cross Twice | GRANTHAM, Ronald (I2825)
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| 1858 | b 1850 Stanton Drew, Somerset Mar Qtr 1850 Clutton 11 89; died Dec Qtr 18 55 Clutton 5c 396. | WAIT, Alfred Lansdown (I21996)
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| 1859 | b after John Kemp's death in July 1864, William Harris poss her father 1867 baptism - name Sarah Harris Kemp. no father on baptismal record 1871 census with mother and stepfather 1881 census with mother and stepfather - name given as Sarah Harris 1888 marriage - gives name as Sarah Harris Kemp. 1891 census with husband 1901 census with husband | KEMP, Sarah (I23506)
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| 1860 | b after John Kemp's death in July 1864, William Harris poss his father 1871 census with mother and stepfather 1881 census with mother and stepfather - name William Harris 1891 census - poss the William H Kemp, boarder, New St, Folkestone. occ: Postman | KEMP, William (I23507)
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| 1861 | b. say 1745, d. 1788. He was in Orange Co., New York, at the birth of his son Philip about 1771, and the name of Philip Roblin appears in a list somewhat vaguely described as comprising "the individuals who held a town office of some kind ... from 1765 to 1775 ... in Cornwall, Bloominggrove and Monroe," printed in Eager's Outline History of Orange County (1847). The three towns referred to lie in the south-east part of the county, and Cornwall was the home of his father-in-law. The names of Philip Roblin and his presumed brother Owen Roblin appear side-by-side in an undated but contemporary list of refugees "bound for Nova Scotia," his family consisting (besides himself) of one woman and four children. Next, the names of Philip and Owen Roblin appear close together in an undated list, presumed to be from 1784, of Loyalists in "Quebec" (which then included present-day Ontario), Philip being called a carpenter, and his family consisting of one man (himself), one woman, one male child over 12, 2 males 6-12, and 2 females under 6 years (another daughter having evidently been born since the family's arrival in Nova Scotia). His Loyalist petition, presented at Montr | ROBLIN, Philip UE (I4013)
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| 1862 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Timothy Andrew UE (I1)
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| 1863 | B'ham Methodist Church | Family: Harold John DALLISON / Winifred L RUMBLE (F2965)
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| 1864 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Gemma Krystina Anne (I447)
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| 1865 | Back tracking from Death certificate gives Nov 14 1855 | MCNAUGHTON, Isabella Elizabeth (I6955)
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| 1866 | Bakehouse Yard, Briery Hill | COX, Emily Edith (I2713)
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| 1867 | Baker and Elizabeth appear to be the first Spearpoints to have left the Church of England and defected to the Zion Baptist chapel. Maybe this has something to do with the spelling of his name changing to 'Spearpoynt'. Note also that all the IGI entries for their children are shown as 'birth' rather than 'christening'. | SPEARPOINT, Baker (I13952)
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| 1868 | Baker in 1901 Census | SNELL, Isaac James White (I22663)
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| 1869 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HARCOURT, William (I3413)
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| 1870 | Bamforth St., | MCNALTY, Maria (I47)
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| 1871 | Banfill Henry William of 131 Asylum-road Peckham Surrey died 3 March 1910 at Guy's Hospital St. Thomas-street Surrey Probate London 8 June to Mary Ann Banfill widow Effects | BANFILL, Henry William (I2663)
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| 1872 | Banfill John - Personal Estate 665 pounds 10s. 6d. 21 April - The Will of John Banfill late of 800 Old Kent road in the County of Kent Brazier who died 15 March 1888 at 800 Old Kent road was proved at the Principal Registry by Helen Elizabeth Clarke (Wife of George Clarke) of 800 Old Kent road the Daughter one of the Executrixes. | BANFILL, John (I2249)
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| 1873 | Banfill Mary Ann of 131 Asylum-road Peckham Surrey widow died 25 May 1911 at 10 Liverpool-street Dover Administration London 19 August to Henry John Thomas Banfill coppersmith. Effects | PENNY, Mary Ann (I2675)
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| 1874 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ARNOTT, Gregory Michael (I36961)
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| 1875 | Banns | Family: Charles VANT / Elizabeth GATE (F821)
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| 1876 | Banns April 1852 Stoke Lane, Witnesses were Abraham Stock, Ann Francis 23 May 1852 James Treasure, full age, coal carrier, married Caroline Emblin, full age, servant. Fathers were Levi Treasure, and George Emblin. Witnesses were Abraham Stock, Ann Francis | Family: James TREASURE / Caroline EMBLIN (F2204)
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| 1877 | Banns May/Apr 1872 Stoke Lane | Family: Elijah CULLEN / Mary Anne LANSDOWN (F2197)
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| 1878 | Banns were called in Stoke Lane in 1859 | Family: John Henry EMBLIN / Eliza KERTON (F2474)
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| 1879 | Baptised 12 January 1894 | PUNNETT, Rose Adelaide (I16471)
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| 1880 | Baptised at Hayes in Kent 4 April 1849 | PUNNETT, Elizabeth Mary (I16485)
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| 1881 | Baptised at Rotherhide 13 October 1822 | PUNNETT, Robert Boxer (I16483)
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| 1882 | Baptised at St Ann Blackfriars London 23 Jan 1855 | PUNNETT, Charles James (I16486)
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| 1883 | Baptised Mary Matilda | EMBLIN, Mary Matilda (I3996)
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| 1884 | Baptism entry shows parent as "Jane Emblin - married woman" (sic) | EMBLIN, Amanda Julia (I6767)
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| 1885 | Baptism entry shows parent as "Jane Emblin - wife of Richard Emblin. Richard transported".(sic) | BLACKER, Frank Charles (I7815)
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| 1886 | Baptism of Anne Knowlton 1753 Bramshaw Baptism Register Hampshire, Anne daughter of William and Mary Knowlton June 9. Could possibly be a daughter of this William but can't know for sure. A William Knowlton was burried in St Stephens on 19 April 1738, no way to know if it's this William or another. | KNOWLTON, William (I13600)
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| 1887 | Baptismal date from Downpatrick record in LDS thin film March 2000 | KINNER, James (I7296)
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| 1888 | Barbara Crowther [Email: barbara@crowther-york.freeserve.co.uk] writes (2006): My grandfather was William Hurworth BATES, and he was born in London in 1880. | BATES, William Hurworth (I14765)
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| 1889 | Barbara Hepburn f.b. 24.12.1805 | MONTEATH, Barbara Hepburn (I7866)
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| 1890 | Barbe Bajolet - Three times a widow The following register has been translated from the parish registers of Pineau on May 22, 1608 : This baptism may seem unimportant, but Barbe went on to become one of the first woman pioneers in Acadia. She was also a very enterprising woman of her time. After 16 years of marriage and the death of her first husband Isaac Pesseley in Acadia, Barbe returned to France with her children. As compensation to the colonel's widow, the king grants her some fur pelts which allowed her to live well in France. 2nd Marriage - Sieur de Monstespy On December 16th, 1646, we find Barbe Bajolet at La Rochelle, France where she married her second husband, Martin Lefebvre, Sieur de Montespy and Secretaire Ordinaire of the Money Chamber of King Louis XIV. The church marriage ceremony was held on the 10th of January 1647. In 1652, Barbe was still in La Rochelle when her second husband died, leaving two more children. 3rd Marriage - Admiral Savinien de Courpon On October 17, 1654 in St-Jean-du-Perrot, France, she married a man she had known from Acadia, Savinien de Courpon (who was a close friend of Chomedey de Maisonneuve). This last husband of Barbe had a previous history of his own. Savinien de Courpon was in the Caribbean between 1641 and 1648 where he was taken prisoner by the Turks. France arranged his release in exchange for a famous Corsaire who was detained in Marseilles. Savinien de Courpon's wife at the time was the ex-Baronness Savigny. She went to meet her husband when he was finally released on the Island of Saint-Martin. Unfortunately, the ex-Baronness found him in the company of another woman. The jealous wife stabbed him in the neck with a bayonnette when he was asleep in a drunken stupor. De Courpon survived the attack and condemned the ex-baronness to be executed. Barbe Bajolet became the second wife of this widower of Nantes (Savinien de Courpon) who was Captain of a vessel. In fact, he was a retired Admiral of a fleet named 'Des 100 Associ | BAJOLET, Barbe (I23828)
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| 1891 | Barres Brading | KING, Oswald (I125)
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| 1892 | Based off death certificate 1851 Census = 1811 1861 Census = 1813 1871 Census = 1816 1881 Census = 1813 1891 Census = 1811 | CURLETTE, William B. (I4180)
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| 1893 | Based on Ann's remarriage | PITCHFORD, Francis (I4327)
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| 1894 | Based on his discharge papers which tell that he had 21 years and 24 days of active service and that his discharge date was 10 Oct 1849 we get the date of 19 Sep 1828 as the day he started his active service. | MCNALTY, Michael (I43)
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| 1895 | Based on Joseph's age at first marriage from 1930 census | Family: Joseph GROSS / Marie Louise DOUCET (F5372)
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| 1896 | Based on power of attorney form | MCNAUGHTON, John James (I4529)
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| 1897 | Based on that fact that he is alive in 1861 and not in the 1871 census | BRADBURY, Richard (I709)
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| 1898 | Based on the fact he is missing from his mother's will | KNOWLTON, William (I12505)
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| 1899 | Based on the fact that he was "in his 60's" during the late 1870's | TERRY, Harry (I14162)
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| 1900 | Based on the fact that she is the eldest daughter in her father's will written 18 June 1757 yet is not yet 21 years old (her brother Thomas is). So she is the 2nd child and her birthdate is very roughly 1738. | KNOWLTON, Mary (I12319)
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