Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 2,551 to 2,600 of 8,412
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| 2551 | Born abt 1861 in 1901 census, 1858 in 1891 | DAVIES, Susannah (I4841)
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| 2552 | Born and Died at Houstern Farm,Otterton, Devon,England. | WHITE, Noel Clifford (I22700)
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| 2553 | Born at 139 Belsize Road, London NW Died of scarlatina aged 9 years at Western Hospital, Fulham. (Address at time of death:- 2 Portsdown Place, Maida Vale, Paddington) | PARGITER, Robert Bradley (I19252)
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| 2554 | Born at Burnt Hiuse Farm ,Otterton, Devon. Farmed at Culm Pyne Barton. Interred at Hemyock Churchyard-29/04/1948. Thomas Carter White moved his family from Otterton to Hemyock a distan ce of some 25 miles in 1909. My Grandfather Thomas Arthur Ham White (Thomas Carter White's eldest so n) told me the story of the move when i was a child. He told me that he (aged 10) and his father walked the farm animals from t heir old home, Houstern Farm Otterton to their new home, Culmpyne Bart on at Hemyock. His mother and younger sister Marjorie both drove horses and carts with th eir furniture, clothes and the younger children on the back. He said "we l eft at first light and didn't get there until it was nearly dark. I can re member that my legs were aching and i was so tired. You kiddies couldn't w alk that far now, you complain when you have to walk half a mile to scho ol !!". He was right too---written by Diane Ralls. | WHITE, Thomas Carter (I22632)
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| 2555 | Born at Freshwater, Near Exeter, Port Adelaide South Australia | SPEARPOINT, Alfred Dudley (I15673)
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| 2556 | Born at Houstern Farm ,Otterton, Devon,England. | WHITE, Muriel Susan Doris (I22697)
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| 2557 | Born at Houstern Farm, Otteron, Devon, England. | WHITE, Leslie Walter Sydenham (I22699)
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| 2558 | Born at Passaford Farm, Otterton,Devon. Thomas Bridle White was a friend of a local smuggler called Mutter. Thom as used to put a cider outside Passaford farm as a sign to the customs m en "to come in for a drink by the warm fire". It was also a sign to Mutt er that the customs men were "Otherwise engaged for the evening". | WHITE, Thomas Bridle (I22686)
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| 2559 | Born before her mother got married | STOCK, Jemima (I6903)
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| 2560 | Born before marriage to Arthur Living with Grandfather James Treasure in the 1901 Census | TREASURE, Herbert (I6770)
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| 2561 | Born before mother married Richard Lansdown | LAMBERT, James (I7015)
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| 2562 | Born before mother's marriage Alfred Parfitt added the surname of Lansdown when he married | LANSDOWN, Alfred Parfitt (I6943)
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| 2563 | Born before the marriage of his parents. Further information from Shelley Haigger: "According to a transcript of the marriage register held in Folkestone library, Thomas Hall WARMAN married Jane HALL dau of Robert HALL. I don't appear to have any baptism of a Jane HALL (dau of Robert HALL) in the appropriate period. I expect you know already ......... Thomas Hall WARMAN was a mariner. I don't have any census records 1841/51 etc for WARMAN so can't check when/where the said Jane HALL was probably born." | WARMAN, Thomas Hall (I16002)
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| 2564 | Born Branesburton Year of birth is 1766 in 1841 census but it is a transcription error | WILLIS, Mary (I13664)
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| 2565 | Born Buxton Uk Education Downside, Oxford Orial, St Mary's. General Practice Shepherds Bush UK , Auckland New Zealand.Opera and ballet producer, The Auckland City Opera Ballet Company. One daughter Chloe Wakefield Heffernan. Died of Myodesplezia MDS in2002. | HEFFERNAN, Miles Richard Castelhow (I36856)
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| 2566 | Born Colleorton, Leicestershire in 1881 census | Mary (I11504)
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| 2567 | Born in 1833 according to Jon's files but that date does not match with either the 1901 and 1891 census or their year or marriage | DAVIES, Susannah (I4841)
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| 2568 | Born in 1862 in the 1881 census | RUTTAN, Lorinda (I19281)
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| 2569 | Born in 1864 in the 1881 census | RUTTAN, Mary E (I19282)
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| 2570 | Born in Brick Lane in the Parish of Christ Church | DAY, Henry (I37243)
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| 2571 | Born in Cramahe according to Death Certificate | MOORE, Melissa (I4754)
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| 2572 | Born in Dover in 1871 census | GOLDFINCH, Eleanor Emma (I11487)
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| 2573 | Born in Folkestone, Kent, England and worked with father on the Invicta as a fisherman. Inspired by the resc ue of a crashed plane in the Channel, when he was on his father's boat Invicta, to join Imper ial Airways. Moved to Croydon to work at London Airport, then at Croydon. When it moved to He athrow he then commuted from Croydon until his retirement. Finally became a Chief Maintenanc e Engineer. Suffered a number of strokes and a heart attack until final demise from an emboli sm. | MARSHALL, William Henry (I15086)
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| 2574 | Born in Gane Valley, Glamorgan, Wales in 1891 census | JONES, Susannah Jessie (I4852)
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| 2575 | Born in Polsham, Somerset according to 1871 census | BURRIDGE, William Higgins (I961)
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| 2576 | Born in Windsor 1951 Age 8 Census Scholar Staying with maiden aunts Florence and Josephine Thorpe at Thamesway Bath Road Taplow | MILLER, Janette Mary (I36855)
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| 2577 | Born Ireland in 1851 census, Scotland in Dennis' death certificate In 1851 census living in a single story log house Not in the 1861 census, dead already? | MCMARTIN, James (I37829)
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| 2578 | Born Jan 1845 in 1911 census Born 1848 in 1881 census | LAFFERTY, James (I12802)
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| 2579 | Born on York Road, Murray Township, ON 1861 from 1871 census 1859 from 1880 US Census 1860 from 1901 census (also wrong for husband) 1861 according to Newpaper age at death 1861 according to death certificate | MCGUIRE, Mary (I7672)
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| 2580 | born parish of St Phillips son of Jonathan Pargiter's second wife | PARGITER, Archibald John (I19226)
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| 2581 | Born when mother was still single | WITCOMBE, William Edgar (I6966)
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| 2582 | Borough of Derby, to wit. To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years. Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)Thos Lowe These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law. Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen. | BULL, William (I6038)
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| 2583 | Borough of Derby, to wit. To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years. Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)Thos Lowe These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law. Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen. | Margaret (I6042)
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| 2584 | Borough of Derby, to wit. To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years. Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby. (Signed)Thos Lowe These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law. Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen. | BULL, Mary (I6044)
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| 2585 | Boston Mills Cemetery, Caledon Ontario | MCGREGOR, Malcolm (I21373)
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| 2586 | Boston Mills Cemetery, Caledon Ontario | MCFARLANE, Janet (I21374)
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| 2587 | Both Philip and Owen joined the British forces in nearby New York City serving in the Barrack Master's Department *In his statement of claim in 1788 he testified that "he had always acted as a friend of Government in consequence of which he had been confined and tried" *Philip bought 2 lots of land and built a house in New York Philip and Owen joined the "Barrack Masters Department" and stole firewood, cattle and horses for the British Army in nearby New Jersey and New York. It's unlikely that his family joined him in New York until sometime between 1780 and 1782, they likely stayed with family back in Smith's Clove. | ROBLIN, Philip UE (I4013)
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| 2588 | Both Children Reported to be some what handicapped and both died young | GARRISON, Phillip Gilbert (I12166)
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| 2589 | Both Graduates of T.C.D Working with the Ministy of Agriculture (Fisheries) N.I. | MERCER, John (I5825)
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| 2590 | Both were widowed at the time of this marriage William Turner of this parish widower and Ann Knowlton widow of Hemel Hempstead were married by licence 6th November 1809 by me, F.H. Barker, Rector. In the presence of Joseph Turner John Holiday. The Marriage allegation [AHH20] in 1809 of Ann Knowlton / Pitchford to William Turner gives an age of 70 for William and 56 for Ann | Family: William TURNER / Ann KNOWLTON (F1376)
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| 2591 | Bought Lot 30 Concession 5 in Vaughan after the death of his first wife Also purchased Lot 17, Concession 6 (200 acres) | CAMERON, Donald (I8770)
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| 2592 | Bowel Cancer (9 Months), Lot 15 Con 6 Vaughan, 63 Years, 7 Months, 20 Days Old | MCNAUGHTON, Isabella Elizabeth (I6955)
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| 2593 | Bowers | HOCKLEY, John (I1515)
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| 2594 | Boyndield | CARLTON, Maria (I18733)
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| 2595 | bp. 11 July 1853 Stanton Drew, Somerset | WAIT, Matlida Savage (I21997)
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| 2596 | bp. 25 January 1849 St John and St Mary, Cardiff; Customs Officer livi ng 36 Harold St, Roath, Cardiff; b. 1842; d. 1917; married 10 March 1867 C ardiff Registry Office, EMILY MARY TILLETT daughter of William Tillett; b c. 1850 Camberwell, Surrey; and had descendants who include Seymour Till et Purnell | PURNELL, Hill Robert J (I21887)
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| 2597 | bp. 30 May 1849 Stanton Drew, Somerset Mar Qtr Clutton 11 97; marriage M ar Qtr 1870 Holsworthy 5b 817 to JAMES WORKMAN, miller employing 13 m en of Cam Gloucester (1881); bc. 1841 Dursley, Gloucestershire; and had:- | WAIT, Pricilla Purnell (I21988)
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| 2598 | bp. 5 March 1847 Stanton Drew, Somerset Dec Qtr 1846 Clutton 11 90.. | WAIT, Anne Purnell (I21986)
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| 2599 | BRADBURY Augustus. Effects under 4,000 pounds. 23 Debruary. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Augustus Bradbury late of St. Julian's Leigham-Court-road Streatham in the County of Surrey Gentleman deceased who died 5 February 1863 at 1 Junction-parade Brighton in the County of Sussex were granted at the Principal Registry to Ellen Bradbury of St. Hulian's Leigham-Court-road aforesaid Widow the Relict of the said Deceased she having been first sworn. | BRADBURY, Augustus Esq (I10453)
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| 2600 | BRADBURY Edward Esq. Effects under 6,000 pounds. Resword October 1875 under 5,000 pounds. 11 May. The Will of Edward Bradbury formerly of Southend in the County of Essex but late of 18 Ocford-gardens Notting hill in the County of Middlesex Esquire who died 4 apr 1874 at 18 Oxford-gardens was proved at the Principal Registry by Edward John Bradbury of 6 Aldermanbury in the City of London Warehouseman and herbert George Bradbury of 18 Oxford-gardens Gentleman the Sons the Executors. | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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