Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 3,201 to 3,250 of 8,412
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| 3201 | Died as a young man | AIKEN, John (I20957)
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| 3202 | Died as an Infant | ROBLIN, Amanda (I4893)
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| 3203 | Died as an infant | ROBLIN (I9355)
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| 3204 | died as an infant At the age of 10 months. | DALLISON, Arthur (I6179)
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| 3205 | Died as an infant buried with parents at St. Peters Caverswall. Inscription: Josiah, son of William & Ann Bradbury of Caverswall who died .... | BRADBURY, Josiah (I675)
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| 3206 | Died at 11 Frances St, Lambeth. Witness Frances Anne North, her step-daughter, who was living at 117 Eagle St, Red Lion Square, London | BURTON, Dinah (I4751)
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| 3207 | Died at 13 years old | CHIDWICK, Jenny (I18756)
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| 3208 | Died at 284 Ann Street, Belleville | WATSON, George (I2765)
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| 3209 | Died at 7 Snargate Street Dover Deaths Dec 1932 (92%) Ryeland Edward 22 Dover 2a 1418 | RYELAND, Edward (I7449)
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| 3210 | Died at age 21 | BLACK, Georgia (I9038)
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| 3211 | died at age 4 | ROBLIN, Frank (I10157)
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| 3212 | Died at home | POLLEY, Lynn May (I8115)
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| 3213 | Died at this home on Murphy Street in Trenton 018485-31 | POLLEY, William Harrison (I7660)
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| 3214 | Died before Edward as per Edward's Obit. Likely very ill when his father's will was written as there are several comments to the fact that he would die before his father. | BRADBURY, John (I10454)
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| 3215 | Died before first birthday | PUNNETT, William (I16504)
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| 3216 | Died Bet. 1931 - 1955 | ROBLIN, William Wilson (I5176)
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| 3217 | Died fairly young in Lithuania Name difficult to read on Ona's marriage certificate so spelling may be off Alternate spelling is JANCIEVICIUS | JENKEVICIUS, Ambronir (I10779)
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| 3218 | Died in 1882 at the Isle of Thanet Workhouse of 'natural decay', i.e. old age | MARTIN, John (I10519)
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| 3219 | Died in childbirth | COX, Beatrice May (I4008)
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| 3220 | died in infancy | BROWN, Douglas (I13567)
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| 3221 | Died in infancy | GRANTHAM, Mary (I13641)
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| 3222 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GRANTHAM, Marlene (I18027)
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| 3223 | Died in infancy | PURNELL, Beatrice Maud (I21886)
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| 3224 | Died in the Township of Haldimand on the 8th of May 1887, Mrs. Mary Ann Polley, wife of Robert Polley, Sen., in her 77th year. Mrs. Polley whose maiden name was Mary Ann Hackett was born in the County of Monaghan, Ireland, in the year 1810 and was married to her surviving husband in Feb. 1833, at Lancingburg, State of New York. Three year after which they moved to Brantford, Ontario, where they resided until the year 1846, and from thence to the Township of Haldimand. Mrs. P. was a member of the Episcopalian church for over 40 years. She is worthy of a more extended notice than time, space, and circumstances will admit of in a secular paper, but let it suffice for the present, that she possessed a kind, generous, agreeable and cheerful disposition. She had buoyancy of soul, not given to fret or lament over misfortunes or losses that might occur, but rather disposed to enjoy the good possessed, and seek for the greater good available. Many in her large circle of intimate acquaintances will miss her kind benefactions. Mrs. P. had been in feeble health for several years before her decease owing to disease of the heart (atrophy) but she "pursued the even tenor of her way," and came down to the close of life "in full assurance of hope" the she would inherit the "rest that remaineth for the people of God". Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Sexsmith in the Methodist church, Castleton. He delivered an excellent sermon from the text chosen by the deceased, Psalms, 48th chapter, 9th, 10th and 11th verses to a large, sympathizing congregation. O ! may I triumph so; That when my warfare's past Dying I may find my latest foe, Beneath my feet at last. | HACKETT, Mary Ann (I4738)
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| 3225 | Died on the 15th August, at his residence in the Township of Vaughan, after three weeks severe illness, Donald Macnaughton Esq. a native of the Parish of Comrie Perthshire Scotland. He came to Canada in 1834, bought land in the Township of Vaughan, in which he has since resided, he took his place and acted his part with the numerous class of farmers who are steady and regular in their character and habits, who diligently attend to and manage their affairs with wisdom, integrity, and skill, and who promote and advance not only their own prosperity and happiness, but who secure the true peace, prosperity, and greatness of their country, and which consequently are public blessings, and whose death is a loss not only to their families, but to their country. "A good man will guide his affairs with discretion." | MCNAUGHTON, Donald (I6969)
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| 3226 | Died single. This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/heartgold65/1/data/87497271 | VANTASSELL, William (I4159)
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| 3227 | Died there in 1874 | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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| 3228 | Died Unmarried | PURNELL, Sarah E (I20348)
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| 3229 | Died very young | MCCOMBE, Edith (I5980)
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| 3230 | Died very young, Likely the "Male Cox" who was born and died in March Quarter of 1909 Lived in Wells, Somerset No records found in BMD Oct 2003 | COX, Jack (I4085)
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| 3231 | Died without issue | HILL, George (I22047)
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| 3232 | Died Young | JENKEVICIUS, Anthony (I4267)
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| 3233 | Died Young | RUTTAN, Phoebe (I4684)
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| 3234 | Died Young | ROBLIN, Oatis Owen (I4802)
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| 3235 | Died young | ROBLIN, Arthur Edward (I4901)
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| 3236 | Died Young | ROBLIN, Eliza (I9012)
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| 3237 | Died Young | ROBLIN, Helen M (I9382)
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| 3238 | Died Young | ROBLIN, Owen (I10010)
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| 3239 | Died Young | KEIRL, Nina (I10720)
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| 3240 | Died Young | FLAGLER, Walter (I10734)
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| 3241 | Died Young | JENKEVICIUS, Anthony (I10879)
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| 3242 | Died Young | RUTTAN, Peter W (I19397)
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| 3243 | Died young | BOWN, Eric (I20112)
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| 3244 | Died young | SHARPHAM, Charles (I21492)
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| 3245 | Died Young (After 1915) | WATSON, Robert George (I8093)
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| 3246 | Died young. | ROBLIN, Elizabeth (I4817)
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| 3247 | Difficult to read, here are some of the points I was able to pull out: "Pay to my wife Elizabeth Brabdury the sum of one pound sterling weekly and every week during the remainder of her life". Goes on to talk about investments and then about his younger children and them reaching the age of 21 and how they will get "equal shares and proportions and the issue of any of them". The next part is hard to make out but it seems to indicate that the properties and investments will be held until the youngest of his children reaches 21 and at that time they are to be distributed. It goes on to talk about issue of his children and them being included as well. The trusties are able to use his money to maintain his properties and can give is wife any moneys they see fit until his youngest reaches the age of 21. They will also fund the education and maintenance for any profession or employment for the children. Talks further about investment guidance for the estate (until the youngest reaches 21) and about maintaining the properties owned by the estate. Mentions that Edward John Bradbury and Herbert George Bradbury be guardians of "my infant Arthur" | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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| 3248 | Dinah born while here, Nicholas in grade 2, SNELL Grandparents came to visit for 6 months as he had just retired. We rented this property (a 100 acre farm) from Mr Ross who also ran the ferry between the island and the mainland (ferry since discontinued once a bridge was in place) The house is no longer there, it was demolished and a municipal park/bandstand now stands there | SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
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| 3249 | Diptheria | RYELAND, Francis Henry Stewart (I2608)
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| 3250 | Dirigea les travaux de construction de la deuxi | DOUCET, Joseph (I34653)
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