Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
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| 2001 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | SPEARPOINT, Edward John (I15701)
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| 2002 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | SPEARPOINT, Margaret Ann (I15702)
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| 2003 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | SPEARPOINT, Mary Ann (I15703)
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| 2004 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | SPEARPOINT, Thomas John (I15704)
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| 2005 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | SPEARPOINT, Charlotte Rosetta (I15705)
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| 2006 | Bermondsey is part of Greater London (Southwark/London) in Surrey, England. Bermondsey is an ancient village which developed on the island adjacent to Southwark. 'Beornmund's Eye' (or island) was a Royal manor at the time of William the Conqueror and home to a small monastery which became Bermondsey Abbey after 1082. Bermondsey has been the center of the leather industry since the middle ages. Ancient Southwark, was a riverside development on the opposite bank of the Thames from the City of London, with which it was intimately linked. As London expanded, so the villages of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Walworth, Camberwell, Peckham, Nunhead and Dulwich were steadily incorporated into the London metropolitan area. See: http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/geo/surrey.html#bermondsey | Family: William Richard SPEARPOINT / Esther (F4756)
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| 2007 | BERNICE CATHERINE AGNES KINNEAR Passed away April 11, 2013 in Toronto at the age of 90. A pianist, painter, puppeteer, competitive swimmer, gardener, fashion plate, actress, interpreter of dreams and celebrated imagineer. A warm and wonderful person and mother, Bernice leaves us with memories and inspirations that will endure as long as the rocks in her beloved Muskoka. Raised in Bloor West Village by Lillian and William MCMartin, Bernice dove into literature with the same enthusiasm as she dove into Pine Lake. Reading was her lifelong passion, commitment and delight. Another passion began at age 18, when she married the dashing RAF pilot Sam Kinnear. Sam and Bernice built their home and raised their family in Thorncrest Village where they lived for 50 years until Sam's passing in 1999. Her children are thankful for the sense of self she instilled in each of them and wish that all families might enjoy the wealth of spirit shared by women like Bernice. Strength. Imagination. Decisiveness and Courage. As much as we'll miss her she'll never be far from our hearts. Among the trees and water at her adored Pines, we will cherish her love for family and place. Mother to Wendy Lawrence (Chuck), Sybil Virball (Joe), Shane (Moze Mossanen), Cathrine (David MacQuarrie); Grandmother to Aubray (Jim Barbiero), Jessica Cordner (Mark), Elana Ryeland (Tim), Andrew Lawrence (Naomi Thornton), Amanda Lawrence (Amit Patel); Great-grandmother to Kayla, Calvin, Jackson, Elizabeth, Keiran and Aaron. Predeceased by her son Bill and grandson Sam. Special thanks to Ari, Kate and Cherrel, Bernice's caregivers, for their kindness and compassion, and to Olive and Karen from CCAC for their guidance. Friends will be received at the Turner & Porter Butler Chapel, 4933 Dundas St. W., (between Kipling and Islington Aves) Etobicoke, on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 from 10 - 11 a.m. followed by a Celebration of Bernice's Life at 11 a.m. Donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Online condolences through www.turnerporter.ca | MCMARTIN, Bernice Catherine Agnes (I3708)
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| 2008 | Bessie was born in Brown's Corners, Scarborough,Ontario. Her sister Kate was married and living in Winnipeg when Bessie moved there in 1912. Bessie was about 5' 5 tall with brown hair and cornflower blue eyes. Her appearance was similar to Scots women. She raised four daughters and one son - Margaret, Marion, Bill, Bettty and Alison. In her own home, Bessie worked tirelessly . Every year, she made jams and jellies from all the currents and berries grown by her beloved husband. Bessie also played the piano for sing-a-longs when her five children were young. She had many close friends. She also enjoyed her cigarettes! She was a member of Westminister United Church for many years. She served as President of the Board of Children's Hospital and was a member of the Lieutenant Melville Wood Guild of the Hospital and a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of Khatrurm Temple of the Shrine. | BROWN, Bessie Alison (I19105)
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| 2009 | Bet 1650 and 1665 | DEMUTH, Jacob (I37881)
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| 2010 | Bet 1854-1855 | ROBLIN, Helen M (I9382)
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| 2011 | Bet. 1839 - 1842 | KELLY, Louisa Harriet (I7225)
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| 2012 | Bet. 1855 - 1859 | MADDOX, Dr. Ernest Edmund (I8284)
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| 2013 | Bet. 1881 - 1882 | LOWNDES-YATES, Dr. Arthur (I8454)
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| 2014 | Bet. 1893 - 1894 | MADDOX, John (I8287)
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| 2015 | bet. 1900-1910 | ROBLIN, Stanley A (I9356)
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| 2016 | Bet. 1920 - 1921 | COLEMAN, 2nd Lieut. Francis (I8400)
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| 2017 | Bet. 1950 - 1960 | GILLESPIE, Anne (I8478)
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| 2018 | Betsy PUTTEE GODDEN Sex: F Event(s): Birth: 30 Jun 1809 Folkstone, Kent, England Parents: Father: Richard GODDEN Mother: Martha GOLDER Source Information: IGI Film Number: 452071 Page Number: Reference Number: 62663 | GODDEN, Betsey Puttee (I15623)
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| 2019 | Better match in 1881 census with kids but no wife | GRANTHAM, Thomas (I13358)
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| 2020 | Better source The Ontario Register, Marriage Notices, Christian Guardian 1830 - 1835 | Family: Edward Hamilton CURLETTE / Maria Anne THOMPSON (F1311)
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| 2021 | Betty | COTTEY, Elizabeth (I5452)
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| 2022 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ENGLISH, Betty Alison (I37277)
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| 2023 | Betty passed peacefully at Hilltop Manor in Cambridge, with family by her side, at the age of 98. Beloved wife of 60 years to the late Gordon, and loving mother of Lynn and the late Donald. Cherished Nana of Timothy (Elana), Jonathan (Erin), and Sarah (Neil). Treasured Great Nana of Jackson, Elizabeth, Aaron, Carys and Quentin. Betty will be lovingly remembered by her sisters Marguerite and Catherine, and her many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her sisters Marjorie and Rive, and brother Bob. A small service will be held this summer at the place Betty loved and that held a special place in her heart right to the end, Camp Koinonia. In lieu of flowers and in keeping with Betty's wishes, a memorial fund has been established with Camp Koinonia. Betty was active in changing many lives through Camp Koinonia, including those of her own family. She made it known that her wish was for funds to be raised to further the camp's mission which was so near and dear to her heart. Camp Koinonia, Box 29041 Barrie, ON, L4N 7W7, 416-522-1949, info@campkoinonia.ca The word of God is very near you, in your mouth and in your heart. Deut.30:14 Russell Etienne posted a condolence Thursday, March 21, 2019 May Koinonia continue to provide a place for families to learn about giving and having fun. Deborah Izon Hatland posted a condolence Tuesday, March 19, 2019 Betty was my Godmother. I have wonderful memories of her kindness and her humor. May the Lord bless you all with memories that bring you joy and laughter. Blessings to you all. Debi Rob Wormald posted a condolence Tuesday, March 19, 2019 Good bye Aunt Betty I was introduced to you as Aunt Betty in my first year and you have been a strong supporter and encouragement throughout my whole life. We knew you through Mom and Kay, church, 18 Martingrove Road, camp, cottage and Drag Lake Haliburton Lodge and our island on Spruce Lake. More recently we connected with you at the nursing home. It is friends like you who have forged identity and strength into my character and to say you will be missed is a gross understatement. But Liz and I look look forward to that great reunion that awaits us. Thank You Jesus.. Rob Bruce and Carol Smith posted a condolence Sunday, March 17, 2019 Betty will always be included in our thanksgivings. - such a saint! Such a steady, inspiring faith. A true ministry of encouragement. Her walk matched her talk. She lived out her love for her Saviour so beautifully. Forever grateful. We miss her already, but only for awhile. We long for the day when there will be no more reason to say goodbye. Derek & Rebecca Welsman & family posted a condolence Saturday, March 16, 2019 We offer condolences to the families and pray for the Peace of Christ during this sad and reflective time. Praise God for Betty's full and wonderful life and legacy! Angela and les Eliot posted a condolence Saturday, March 16, 2019 Many happy memories of Betty and Gord what a driving force and inspiration Betty was at Koinonia rememberd with much love Angela and Les Brenda Fuller posted a condolence Saturday, March 16, 2019 Thinking of you Lynn and your family. Brenda Daryl posted a condolence Saturday, March 16, 2019 Our condolences on Betty's passing. An amazing woman and life lived and a wonderful spirit that lives on in her family. May you be comforted with times of happy remembrance and celebration even as you mourn her passing. Much love from the Smith family. Andrew Ryeland posted a condolence Saturday, March 16, 2019 Farewell Betty. We loved you so much and will miss your beautiful smile and caring ways. There's a big gap in my heart. | WATSON, Bettina Mae UE (I2141)
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| 2024 | Between 1765-1775 | KINNER, John (I7293)
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| 2025 | Between 1775-1785 | KINNER, William (I7295)
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| 2026 | Between 1790 & 1805 | KINNER, William (I7297)
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| 2027 | Beverly Twp, Wentworth County, Ontario | MULHOLLAND, Leslie Robertson (I8294)
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| 2028 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Alison Stewart (I1752)
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| 2029 | Big move up near Neufchatel unchallenged | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 2030 | Bill wrote to his Dad on May 24, 1944: "It is one year since I got worn into the Army & believe me it has been quite a busy year. And now here I sit on the eve of an invasion "ready" for battle. When it comes, it is going to be plenty tough & alot of fellows will be dead. What I am afraid of most is not death; but being hit & suffer a permanent injury or ailment....In the army you find out what a home really is and what it means. Thanks for the home & thanks for everything." On July 25, 1944 Bill wrote:" Have to start saving me a little money after this leave. for I've got a strong hankering to take Medicine if I can rise t the occaion. You'd know what I meant if you were in Normandy." A major wrote to his father Bill about his death on Sept 10,1944: "The company ws making an attack on a strongly held German position when we came under some very heavy mortar fire. Not with standing, "Kotch" as he was affectionately called by all of us, contnued to lead his platoon forward to his objective and he had just reached it when he was killed instantly by blast from a mortar bomb that felll within a few yards of him. We buried him in a little glade near where he fell together with some oh his men who were alos killed. Our padre conducted a service over them.... Kotch's men have asked me to say that never will they have another platoon commander who they will follow with the same confidence." The finest tribute I can pay is to say that to have 30 men with such implicit faith in you that they will follow wherever you lead is a fine memorial to one of the most honest, goodlooking men I have ever known." | KOTCHAPAW, John (I37299)
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| 2031 | BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES GEORGE HILL DETLOR Member of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada, 1841-6. Concerning his ancestors George H. Detlor said: "My grandfather, John,V. Detlor, emigrated wi th my grandmother from Ireland to New York. Directly after his marriage in the City of New Yo rk they removed to the town of Camden, where they resided with their family, and at the clos e of the rebellion (having joined the Royal Standard) he, with two or three of his sons and s ons-in-law, came to Canada, and finally settled on lands in the township of Fredericksburgh , lot number twenty-one in the sixth concession, where he and his sons lived and died. My fat her moved to the Town of York (now City of Toronto) in 1802; and at the invasion of that plac e by the Americans, in April, 1813, my father lost his life in defence of the place. There i s now but one of my grandfather's children living; an aunt of mine, Mrs. Anne Dulmage, reside s in the village of Sydenham, township of Loughboro, county of Frontenac." These words were u ttered over forty years ago. In 1836, at the last general election before the union of Uppe r and Lower Canada, George H. Detlor and John S. Cartwright were returned in Lennox and Addin gton, and held their seats during the troublesome period that followed. Mr. Detlor, at the ti me, was a merchant in Napanee. After retiring from politics he was for a time clerk of the un ited counties of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington, and later on was appointed Collector of Cus toms for the port of Kingston. | DETLOR, George Hill (I5104)
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| 2032 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Denise Leonie Jane (I5451)
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| 2033 | BirdsRalph Williams wrote: You will note that the name Matthew Pride is on both certificates. I under stand Thomas and Sarah died while still quite young and Matthew became Gua rdian to Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Sarah. The Pride family owned Llandaff Mill and Thomas Lewis was a member of t he Lewis of Van family, the old Van mansion is a few miles from Caerphil ly Castle. Cousin Mildred would have told you about the Lewis family, a br anch lived at "greenmeadow" Tongwynlias. the arms of the family hang outsi de the local inn (The Old Ton Inn). Cousin Mildred was the Landlady Landaff memorials inscriptions John PRIDE, of Llandaff Mill; ob. 1829, aet. 64. Also Helen, his relic t; and Jane their daughter Birds Directory for Cardiff 1858 : High Sherrifs of Glamorgan were: 1547-55-59 Edward Lewis of Van, Caerphilly 1560-69-86 Thomas Lewis of Van, Caerphilly 1601 Edward Lewis of Van 1630 Thomas Lewis, Llanishen 1757 Thomas Lewis, New House, Thorn Hill 1790 William Lewis, "Greenmeadow" Tongwynlias 1795 Wyndham Lewis, Llanishen. Members of Parliament: 1563 Henry Lewis 1586 George Lewis of Van 1601 William Lewis 1820 Wyndham Lewis | LEWIS, Sarah (I20347)
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| 2034 | Birth - Ryeland Thomas, April 1866, Kensington 1a 11 | RYELAND, Thomas (I3211)
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| 2035 | Birth & Death Certificates Available | RYELAND, Alfred James (I3325)
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| 2036 | Birth & Death Certificates Available | RYELAND, Frank James (I3333)
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| 2037 | BIRTH 1798 DEATH 3 Feb 1862 (aged 63—64) BURIAL West Norwood Cemetery and Crematorium West Norwood, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London, England MEMORIAL ID 151440007 · View Source | Jane (I13229)
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| 2038 | Birth Certificate Available | ROBERTS, Leah (I3303)
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| 2039 | Birth Certificate Available | RYELAND, Walter James (I3331)
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| 2040 | Birth certificate says 31 September but since there is no 31st of September it is unclear his exact day of birth | WILLIAMS, Francis Elwood (I13299)
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| 2041 | Birth date and parents not listed on christening, sponsor was Henry McAuley | MCGUIRE, Henry Francis (I12803)
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| 2042 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HEARD, Katie Louise (I2030)
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| 2043 | Birth information-- Repository: Title: Folkestone SS Mary and Eanswyth Parish Register Abbrev: Folkestone SS Mary and Eanswyth Parish Register Call Number: U3/88 Note: NS18033 Source Media Type: Microfilm | STEDDY, Mary Ann (I14719)
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| 2044 | Birth information-- Repository: Title: Folkestone SS Mary and Eanswyth Parish Register Abbrev: Folkestone SS Mary and Eanswyth Parish Register Call Number: U3/88 Note: NS18033 Source Media Type: Microfilm | STEDDY, Maria (I14720)
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| 2045 | Birth listed as 1833 in 1861 census | BRADBURY, Augustus Esq (I10453)
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| 2046 | Birth location unreadable on certificate as it is damaged | WATSON, Lena Louisa (I8117)
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| 2047 | Birth Marriage and Death Certificates Available | WELLS, Elizabeth Florence (I3321)
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| 2048 | Birth of Anne | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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| 2049 | Birth of children | RYELAND, Captain Arthur Edwin (I4340)
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| 2050 | Birth of daughter Elizabeth | RYELAND, James (I1660)
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