Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 4,401 to 4,450 of 8,412
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| 4401 | LaChauss | GIROUARD, Fran La Varenne (I24130)
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| 4402 | Lady JONES - Mr. (William) SKEY, Lifehold [Held by the life of W | PURNELL, William Skey (I21579)
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| 4403 | LAFFERTY - In Tp. of Murray, on Thursday, May 10th, 1917, Jane Lafferty beloved wife of James Lafferty. | MCAULEY, Jane (I12799)
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| 4404 | Lahore Cathedral | Family: Lt. Col. Geoffrey Sydney BREWIS / Gwendoline Ellin Powney THOMPSON (F2652)
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| 4405 | Laird of Jura | CAMPBELL, James (I7728)
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| 4406 | Laird of Jura | CAMPBELL, Charles Graham (I7732)
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| 4407 | Lairy, sutherland in 1851 census | MCINNES, Ann (I4197)
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| 4408 | Lakeview Cemetery | NAVICKAS, Albina (I3657)
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| 4409 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | PRENTICE, David (I37851)
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| 4410 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | PRENTICE, Mary (I37855)
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| 4411 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | PRENTICE, Jane Rene (I37856)
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| 4412 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | BARNES, Hargreaves Issac (I37861)
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| 4413 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | SCHELL, James (I37862)
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| 4414 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | SCHELL, David Foster (I37864)
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| 4415 | Lakeview Protestant Cemetery, Wagner Street, Gravenhurst | CAMPBELL, Peter (I37874)
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| 4416 | Lambeth Cemetery | KEBELL, Catherine (I21137)
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| 4417 | Lambeth Surrey in 1881 census London in 1891 | NORTH, Frances Ann (I6305)
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| 4418 | Lambeth, London in 1891 census Holborn, Middlesex in 1871 Lambeth in 1901 | WINCH, Charles James (I6201)
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| 4419 | Land Grant | ROBLIN, Charles Edmund (I9300)
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| 4420 | Landed Aug 21, 1819 in Montreal and left for Caledon, Ontario | CAMERON, Donald (I8770)
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| 4421 | Langruth Cemetary | ROBLIN, Alice Theresa (I7601)
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| 4422 | Langruth Cemetary | PUDDICOMBE, Wilfred Frank (I9596)
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| 4423 | Laplante | DOUCET, Lucien (I34544)
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| 4424 | Last name spelt Levis | LEAVIOUS, Louisa (I8216)
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| 4425 | Last Name Spelt Poyzer | POYSER, Mary Anne (I8405)
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| 4426 | Last residence as noted on cemetery documents, however funeral home documents state he was in the hospital for 10 years before he died so his last residence could have been more like 1935 than 1945. | MCNAUGHTON, John James (I4529)
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| 4427 | Laura Ellen in | KINNEAR, Louisa Ellen (I7806)
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| 4428 | Laura was playing with some of her siblings by a lake which their father had told them not to play by. While playing Laura fell into the very cold lake. They didn't tell their father because they were afraid they would get in trouble for playing by the lake and Laura just went to bed. As a result she developed pneumonia and died. They took her into Belfast Hospital where she died. (Told by her sister Ethel) | KINNEAR, Laura (I7807)
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| 4429 | Laurel Hill Cemetery | MCMARTIN, Cyril Howard (I38047)
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| 4430 | LCT 947 was lost in June 1944 off the coast of Normandy. He said they were sunk during the D-Day invasion. HMS LCT 947 (LCT 947) Landing Craft Tank of the LCT (Mk 4) class Navy The Royal Navy Type Landing Craft Tank Class LCT (Mk 4) Pennant LCT 947 Built by Tees-Side Bridge (Middlesbrough, U.K.) Ordered 13 Nov 1942 Laid down Launched 5 Oct 1943 Commissioned Lost Jun 1944 History Lost off Normandy France in June 1944 https://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/18581.html https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/ron-smith/ On June 6 1944 LCT 947 was landing on Sword Beach and had the first Officer to be killed in the landings aboard at the time. https://sites.google.com/site/frimleyandcamberley/frimley-and-camberley-2nd-world-war-1939---1945-memorial/arthur-dennis-bradford-cocks-1904---1944 Arthur was Killed in the Action during the assault on Sword Beach, D-Day, gaining the distinction of being the first British Officer Killed in the Landings. On D-Day Arthur was Lieutenant-Colonel of the 5th Assault Regiment Royal Engineers. They were a specialist unit equipped with converted vehicles such as the so called 'Hobart's Funnies' intended to clear the beaches and make exits onto the first inland road. Arthur was aboard LCT-947 (109) which carried 2 Crabs and 4 A.V.R.E (converted Churchill tanks) which he Commanded from the A.V.R.E named Plough. An account given by Lambton Burn a Lieutenant with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve who was aboard LCT-947 wrote the following; " Shells are bursting all round. They are not friendly shorts from bombardment warships, but vicious stabs from an enemy who has held his fire until the final two hundred yards. He is shooting well shooting often. Mortar shells whine and burst with sickening inevitability. An L.C.T. to port goes up in flames. There is a sudden jerk as our bows hit the beach. Down goes the ramp, with Sub-Lieutenant Monty Glengarry, R.N.Z.N.V.R. [Royal New Zealand Navy Volunteer Reserve] and his party working like madmen at the bows. There is a roar of acceleration and Donald Robertson in Stornoway [the first Crab, which managed to disembark] is away like a relay runner. Dunbar [the second Crab] moves forward. Colonel Cocks leans from his turret [he had elected to command from the Plough] and motions the other tank-commanders to follow. But enemy fire is now concentrated on us. There are bursts on both sides and then snap two direct hits on our bows followed by a third snap like a whip cracking over the tank hold. The First Lieutenant is flung sideways against a bulkhead and lies stunned. Dunbar stops in her tracks slews sideways blocks the door. Another and greater explosion as the bangalore shafts of Barbarian [the Log Carpet A.V.R.E., with Captain Fairie in command] explode with a flash of red. Colonel Cocks is killed as he stands, and there is a scream from within his tank. Cold with anger, Tom Fairie moves Barbarian forward tries to edge Dunbar to the ramp but fails. He vaults from his turret and is joined by other tank-men who strain furiously to bring chain and tackle to bear." The badly damaged LCT-947 (109) made a difficult return to England where the troop vehicles and survivors were transferred to another LCT, eventually reaching Normandy later in the month. https://www.combinedops.com/D-DAY%20BEACH%20LANDING.htm Mk4 LCT 947(i) [15] was 'Leader' of the 45th LCT(AVRE)(j) Flotilla assigned to the 5th Assault Regiment, Royal Engineers. Only one tank managed to disembark LCT 947 that morning. The second tank in line carried Commander Royal Engineers, Lt Col ADB Cocks. As the tank moved forward, the LCT took three direct hits in her bows. The tank lurched sideways and stopped in its tracks, blocking the exit. Despite frantic efforts by engineers and the forecastle party, it proved impossible to move the tank out of the way, so the remaining tanks on board could not disembark. A greater explosion soon followed, when pipes packed with dynamite on board a neighbouring AVRE 'Carpet | RYELAND, Geoffrey Edwin (I9226)
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| 4431 | Le r | DOUCET, Dominique (I34366)
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| 4432 | Le r | DOUCET, Sara (I34475)
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| 4433 | Le r | DOUCET, Anne (I34489)
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| 4434 | Le r | DOUCET, Rose (I34505)
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| 4435 | Le r | DOUCET, Fran (I34517)
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| 4436 | Le r | DOUCET, Joseph (I34533)
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| 4437 | Le r | DOUCET, Jean Louis (I34665)
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| 4438 | Le recensement de 1881 le dit | DOUCET, Hilarion (I34605)
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| 4439 | Leaving Belfast 20 April 1929 | KINNEAR, Thomas Albert (I3596)
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| 4440 | Leaving Belfast 20 April 1929 | KINNEAR, Samuel (I3675)
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| 4441 | Left #2 C.B.R.G. to join 11 Bty of 17 Fd Regt 3 Div '96 through Caen & had first baptism of fire by enemy bombers | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4442 | Left at 0815 via 60 out to Nijmegen - got train at 1630 - travelling through Holland, Belgium & France | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4443 | Left by truck in A.M. to Liss, thence to Eastleigh by train, & then to transit camp. Ate 5 meals & saw movie & played bridge | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4444 | Left first wife when children were young | MULHOLLAND, Cyril Leslie (I8361)
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| 4445 | Left on 48 hour pass - bus to Basingstoke - train to Yeovil arriving after midnight | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4446 | Left on 48 hour pass - bus to Basingstoke - train to Yeovil arriving after midnight | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4447 | Left transit camp by truck for Southampton & boarded S.S. Neuralia. Did not leave harbour | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4448 | Legally changed name to White | KLEIZA, Caroline (I3660)
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| 4449 | Legally changed name to White | WOYTOWICH, Edward (I3661)
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| 4450 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CONNOLLY, Eden Crystal (I1474)
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