Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 2,901 to 2,950 of 8,412
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| 2901 | Corps: Royal Engineers Regiment No: 680 Rank: Sapper | RYELAND, Albert Edwin (I2785)
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| 2902 | Corps: Royal Engineers Regiment No: 691 Rank: Sapper | RYELAND, Charles Nathaniel (I6560)
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| 2903 | Corps: Royal Field Artillery Regiment No: 53554 Rank: Driver Theatre of war: France 22/09/1915 | RYELAND, Thomas James (I3217)
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| 2904 | Corrections and / or additions welcomed. All persons born after 1901 have been removed. For i nformation on these persons, our sources and notes please contact us direct. rossbus@cyberlink.bc.ca | SHARP, Joseph (I9091)
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| 2905 | Corrections and / or additions welcomed. All persons born after 1901 have been removed. For i nformation on these persons, our sources and notes please contact us direct. rossbus@cyberlink.bc.ca | SHARP, Mary Jane (I9092)
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| 2906 | Corrections and / or additions welcomed. All persons born after 1901 have been removed. For i nformation on these persons, our sources and notes please contact us direct. rossbus@cyberlink.bc.ca | GAREY, Elisha (I9107)
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| 2907 | Corrections and / or additions welcomed. All persons born after 1901 have been removed. For i nformation on these persons, our sources and notes please contact us direct. rossbus@cyberlink.bc.ca | GRAHAM, Nancy H. (I9109)
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| 2908 | Cot Death | THOMAS, Russell (I3529)
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| 2909 | Cougnes | AUCOIN, Michelle (I23752)
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| 2910 | Cougnes | SALLE, Anne Marie (I24172)
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| 2911 | Cougnes | SALLE, Jean Denys (I24173)
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| 2912 | Cougnes | Family: Francois AUCOIN / Anne Marie SALLE (F7463)
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| 2913 | Could be 284 as other records indicate that is the correct address. | GRANTHAM, Mary Ann (I2771)
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| 2914 | Could be Ellen | PALFREY, Mary (I2638)
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| 2915 | Could be living in Attercliffe cum Darnall, Yorkshire in 1891 but unsure Births Mar 1853 McNalty Maria Birmingham 6d 61 Marriages Mar 1875 BROWN Robert Derby 7b 698 McNALTY Maria Derby 7b 698 | MCNALTY, Maria (I47)
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| 2916 | Could be Roblin D. William from 1901 but unsure | ROBLIN, Allen Douglas (I4487)
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| 2917 | Could be the Robert McCombe born 10 Jul 1850 son of William McCombe and Margaret BINGHAM | MCCOMB, Robert (I7320)
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| 2918 | Could be the William Gregory baptised 19 Mar 1848 Stoke Lane s/o Joseph & Nancy Children: Bertha Gregory born circa 1890 (1891 Census) | GREGORY, William (I6867)
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| 2919 | Could be William H | EMLYN, William M (I17291)
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| 2920 | Could have married John Horlestone as per the 1871 census with correct age and place of birth but without marriage can't be sure Could also be the follow, in 1871 Mary A right age but place of birth as Caverswall Marriages Dec 1866 Bailey Charles Cheadle 6b 414 Bradbury Mary Cheadle 6b 414 | BRADBURY, Mary Ann (I828)
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| 2921 | Could her maiden name be HAWKINS? There is much mention of the HAWKINS cousins in her son William's will. | Abigail (I13998)
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| 2922 | Could not read and write according to 1901 census | SCHELL, Margaret (I37852)
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| 2923 | Could this be Henry Mills DAY who died 1887 in Stepney district? He is listed as being born in St George in the East on the 1851-1881 census. However other people are linking him to a William DAY and Elizabeth MILLS as his parents. | DAY, Henry (I37243)
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| 2924 | Could this be the Anne Elizabeth in the birth index? | KINNEAR, Elizabeth Lily (I3101)
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| 2925 | Could this be the same as the Thomas Kemp who is married to Isabella in the 1881 census in Greenwich? The same who in 1901 is Thomas E Kemp again in Greenwich a patient in the hospital and who's death is as follows: Deaths Sep 1901 (>99%) Kemp Thomas Edward 72 Greenwich 1d 601 Ages and places of birth match up, but he can't be found in any other censuses and his marriage to this Isabella can't be found. | KEMP, Thomas Edward (I20985)
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| 2926 | Could this be their marriage? Marriages Dec 1861 (>99%) Horn John Plymouth 5b 467 WEBBER Mary Ann Palmer Plymouth 5b 467 | Mary A. P. (I8065)
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| 2927 | COUNTY NEWS. On Sunday, the 10th inst another old resident, in the person of old Mr. Polly, passed away at Castleton. He was perhaps the oldest man in this or the surrounding part of the country - 90 years, was greatly respected, lived a pious and devoted christian life and leaves a grown up family to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate father. - Enterprise. - Likely a reprint from the Colborne Enterprise | POLLEY, Robert A (I4225)
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| 2928 | Court Bridge Street, Derby 9 months old at time of 1881 census | MCNALTY, Henry (I38)
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| 2929 | Court Matrix | DULMAGE, David (I4813)
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| 2930 | Cowgate cemetery, Dover Behind Snargate Street | GATES, John Thomas (I2108)
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| 2931 | COX Mary Matilda of Lea Hurst 9 Fowler-stret Taunton widow died 13 Apr 1952 Administration (with Will) Gloucester 25 September to Rhoda Victoria Kingston widow and Gladys Violet Goodliff (wife of Basil William Goodliff). Effects | EMBLIN, Mary Matilda (I3996)
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| 2932 | CP-S: He had been absent from his birthplace for more than 10 years. An orphan and a charge on the parish, it is suspected that he was farmed out to another parish and perhaps apprenticed to Thomas DILNOTT, hence the OAKEY connection. There is evidence that Robert died wealthy, not from baking bread but more likely from the profits of co-ownerhip of the Folkestone privateer 'Flying Fish' 136 tons and 12 carriage guns which captured a French prize with a cargo valued then at | MILTON, Robert (I14288)
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| 2933 | Craighead | MONTEATH, Mary (I8542)
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| 2934 | Craighead | MONTEATH, Elizabeth (I8544)
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| 2935 | Craighead Farm | STIRLING, Michael (I8551)
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| 2936 | Craigwiel Gardens | CARPENTER, Alice Jean (I7916)
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| 2937 | Cremated | RYELAND, Francis James Sinclair (I7893)
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| 2938 | cremated Barham? stone St. Margaret of Antiock | WAKEHAM, Violet Blanche (I3063)
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| 2939 | Cremated Carr Villa | KING, Charles George (I12668)
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| 2940 | Cremated, Ashes spread here | RYELAND, Geoffrey Edwin (I9226)
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| 2941 | Crime: Drunk & Absent at Tattor(?) Roll Call on the night of the 8th Punishment: 3 days Packs(?) Drill, 7 Days Confined to Barracks | MCNALTY, Michael (I43)
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| 2942 | Crime: Overstaying his pass on the night of the 11th, stating a falsehood. Punishment: Return to his duties as Private | MCNALTY, Michael (I43)
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| 2943 | Crossed Belgium border & stayed at concentration area near Poperinghe (near flores) | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 2944 | Crossed Leopold Canal this morning & moved to new position in Holland near Aardenburg after spending only 3 weeks in Belgium | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 2945 | Croton Cemetery | VANTASSELL, Irving Clayton (I4165)
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| 2946 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Diane Gay (I3276)
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| 2947 | Crystal Palace for disposal | RYELAND, Albert Edwin (I2785)
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| 2948 | CURLETTE - For years, a respected resident of Napanee, died on Sunday last at his home in Adolphustown, aged seventy-four years. Deceased was some years ago afflicted with a stroke of paralysis while residing in Napanee, and removed to his farm at Dorland for the benefit of his health. For a time his health improved, but the past two years he was a confirmed invalid. Mr. Curlette was born in Adolphustown, of United Empire Loyalist parentage, but spent a good portion of his life in Napanee. For years he was secretary-treasurer of Napanee Board of Education. He was a member of the Eastern Methodist church, a liberal in politics, and highly esteemed by all who knew him. Deceased was for years a member of Napanee Troop of Cavalry and went to the front during the Fenian Raid of 1866. Besides his bereaved widow he leaves two sons, Edward H. Curlette, of New York City and Adelbert, residing at home. The funeral service was held at his home on Tuesday and the remains placed in the Eastern vault. A large number of our citizens showed their respect for deceased by driving down the river as far as The Pines, and accompanying the long procession to the cemetery. | CURLETTE, Charles James (I2042)
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| 2949 | CURLETTE - On February 9, at his residence 2131(?) Seventh street west, Levi Roblin Curlette in his 83rd year. http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/newspapr/np_page2.asp?code=NARP0688.JPG | CURLETTE, Levi Roblin (I3704)
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| 2950 | Curlette, Charles J. 1904 From the Hough Scrapbooks CURLETTE - For years, a respected resident of Napanee, died on Sunday last at his home in Adolphustown, aged seventy-four years. Deceased was some years ago afflicted with a stroke of paralysis while residing in Napanee, and removed to his farm at Dorland for the benefit of his health. For a time his health improved, but the past two years he was a confirmed invalid. Mr. Curlette was born in Adolphustown, of United Empire Loyalist parentage, but spent a good portion of his life in Napanee. For years he was secretary-treasurer of Napanee Board of Education. He was a member of the Eastern Methodist church, a liberal in politics, and highly esteemed by all who knew him. Deceased was for years a member of Napanee Troop of Cavalry and went to the front during the Fenian Raid of 1866. Besides his bereaved widow he leaves two sons, Edward H. Curlette, of New York City and Adelbert, residing at home. The funeral service was held at his home on Tuesday and the remains placed in the Eastern vault. A large number of our citizens showed their respect for deceased by driving down the river as far as The Pines, and accompanying the long procession to the cemetery. | CURLETTE, Charles James (I2042)
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