Ryeland Family Tree

The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families

Matches 4,801 to 4,850 of 8,412

#	Notes	Linked to
4801	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Dominic William RYELAND / Delyth HUGHES (F136)
4802	Lloyd Square	MADDOX, Edmond (I8292)
4803	Lloyd Vernon Ferris sailed on the last of the sailing ships on the Great Lakes. He was injured by a piece of equipment on board ship, resulting in a ruptured appendix. He did not receive treatment as they were too far from port. He survived, but in his later years developed cancer at the site of his injury. He was away from home for months at a time, while all three of his children were born. After leaving sailing on the Lakes, he took a job with Peterson Builders Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. In the 1950's, he bought a 40 foot schooner with a hole in the hull. This was the Grampus. The Grampus was placed on scaffolding on the lot adjoining the home on 5th Street. There he worked on her off and on for his remaining years. He always spoke of finishing her and sailing up the St. Lawrence Seaway, down to the Panama Canal, and to the Pacific. The neighbors did not like having an "eyesore" in the neighborhood. There was much documentation in the Door County Advocate regarding the numerous petitions to get Lloyd to remove the boat. The neighbors were afraid their children would be hurt by falling off the boat where they played. Lloyd's reply was their children should not be tresspassing on his property in the first place. When the neighbors took the case to court it was thrown out as Lloyd had had the foresight to register the boat with the Coast Guard. As it was a Coast Guard vessel, it could not be touched by the town. Lloyd and his wife moved from the big house to a bungalow on 9th Street, but retained the lot with the boat on it. When Lloyd became ill with intestinal cancer,he moved to Canal Road and was taken care of by a cousin, Hazel Delair. When he died, the boat on 5th Street was vandalized and destroyed during the night and the keel and equipment were stolen and never recovered. Lloyd's funeral was conducted by Davis Mortuary with burial in Bayside Cemetery in Sturgeon Bay on Bayshore Drive.	FERRIS, Lloyd Vernon (I12336)
4804	LND records the date of death as posible 1849 at Elham.	PUNNETT, Robert James (I16497)
4805	Location by Shane	PRENTICE, James Henry (I37832)
4806	Location cleared up based on father's military records showing him there at the time.	MCNALTY, Eliza (I45)
4807	Lodger	STOCKDALE, Eleanor (I11482)
4808	Lodger in ASKINS family home, with many other Railway workers	RYELAND, James (I7782)
4809	Lodger in Stoke Lane in 1861 Census	LARGE, Herbert (I7767)
4810	Lodger in the ALLEN home in 1881	EDWARDS, Ernest George (I1057)
4811	Lodger in the JONES household	EMBLIN, Elijah (I6758)
4812	Lodger in the TURNER house in 1881 Births Dec 1860 SNELL Amos Honiton 5b 23	SNELL, Amos (I247)
4813	Lodger, a Mary Lee was also living there who is likely her sister	LEE, Bridget (I2147)
4814	Lodging in Stephen Blacker's house in the 1861 census Deaths Mar 1883 BLACKER Jane 50 Shepton M. 5c 381	CHIVERS, Jane (I6763)
4815	Log House, 1 Storey	POLLEY, Robert A (I4225)
4816	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	POLLEY, Gretchen Evaline (I8617)
4817	London in 1871 Census	BANFILL, Hellen Elizabeth (I2255)
4818	London Shoreditch in 1901 Census	CANNELL, Henry (I7226)
4819	London Walworth in 1901 Census, Newington in 1861 Census, Shoreditch, Middlesex in 1851 Census	PENNY, Mary Ann (I2675)
4820	London Walworth in 1901 census, Newington in 1871 Census	BANFILL, Henry John Thomas (I1192)
4821	Long move up between Deventer & Zwolle	POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
4822	Long move up to Leeuwarden near Zuider Zee & North Sea	POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
4823	Long time choir member, Betty Ryeland retires By Richard Baker About forty years ago, Peter and Betty Ryeland moved from Sault Saint Marie with their four children to take up residence in Aurora. Shortly thereafter, Betty joined the choir at Trinity and brought her considerable musical talents and love of Anglican liturgy to enrich the music programme, which was then under the direction of Ruth Harris. Both then and for many years thereafter, she was the choir's soprano soloist and would from time to time perform a solo recital. It was also the start of an enduring friendship with musicians Illtyd and Ruth Harris, and Betty always enjoyed visiting the beautiful "English Country Garden" at the Harris house on Mark Street and spending time in the summer with them at their cottage in Parry Sound. After Ruth retired in 1972, Betty continued in the choir with subsequent directors Greg Paskaruk, Richard Baker and Tony Browning, always making a substantial contribution to the musical life at Trinity. It was a very difficult decision that she made to retire from the choir due to mobility problems, and she misses being part of the Adult Choir immensely. Our music programme has that effect on people! The parish offers her our heartfelt thanks for all that she contributed and continues to contribute to the life of Trinity. Went to live with her parents with her two sons while her husband went to Canada to find work before going over to join him. Photos of Betty through her life can be found here: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPrrQbrn2JBrQKmp82SbCteOf9u4ctgejxz2XcviEYL09rra5sSMxydRYUHVDYXhQ?key=OXg0WHR5YThmMjNfUHljUTFCM0poSDlkSXIyOUpn	SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
4824	Look in Exeter Flying Post 18/04/1896 for what appears to be a very shot and undetailed announcement.	Family: Frederick George SNELL / Rosa STARK (F799)
4825	Looks like Hermidon on Emma's marriage certificate	LAFLEUR, Frederick (I12808)
4826	Loral Wanamaker Glenwood Cemetery - Picton	ROBLIN, Charles Augustus (I7431)
4827	Loral Wanamaker Glenwood Cemetery - Picton	ROBLIN, Agnes Adelaide (I9190)
4828	Loral Wanamaker Glenwood Cemetery - Picton	KELLY, Richard (I9191)
4829	Loral Wanamaker Glenwood Cemetery - Picton	BEDELL, Lillian May (I9442)
4830	Lost this family after the 1851 census	LONGSTAFF, Matilda Sarah (I12708)
4831	Lot ? Con 5	MCNAUGHTON, James (I6975)
4832	Lot 15 Con 6 "Pine Grove Village" part of Vaughan 1911 Census	MCNAUGHTON, Alexander Monteith (I7813)
4833	Lot 16 - 17 Con 2	ROBLIN, Joseph Wilde (I4472)
4834	Lot 17, Con 5 76 Years, 7 Months, & 4 Days old at time of death, Primary Cause carcinoma of the pyloric & stomach (1.5 Years), Contributing Cause Cirrhosis of the Liver	MCNAUGHTON, James (I6975)
4835	Lot 17, Con 5	MCNAUGHTON, James (I6975)
4836	Lot 17, Concession 6 (200 Acres) After getting married	CAMERON, Archibald (I7114)
4837	Lot 17, Concession 6 (200 Acres) After his brother Archibald's death	CAMERON, Alexander (I7119)
4838	Lot 17, Concession 6 (200 Acres) With wife and kids	CAMERON, Archibald (I7120)
4839	Lot 18 Con 4	MCNAUGHTON, John M (I6973)
4840	Lot 2, Conc. 6	HAGERMAN, John Benjamin (I16725)
4841	Lot 20, Con 3 83 Years 3 Months Old, Lived in Vaughan 83 years, Primary Cause Influenza (10 Days), Contributing Cause, Pneumonia (5 Days)	MCNAUGHTON, Peter (I7852)
4842	Lot 23 Con 4 Living with her Brother Peter	MCNAUGHTON, Maria Anne Innes (I7851)
4843	Lot 23 Con 4 Living with Philip WADE and wife Hannah, he is their Nephew. Hannah might be Sarah CAMERON	MACNAUGHTON, Archibald Cameron K.C. (I6029)
4844	Lot 23 Con 4 Varicose veins & embolism of the heart	MCNAUGHTON, Maria Anne Innes (I7851)
4845	Lot 3, Conc. Vii,	HAGERMAN, Albert Wesley (I17066)
4846	Lot 30, Concession 5	CAMERON, Alex (I8784)
4847	Lot 60, Con 6	BRYSON, James (I7480)
4848	Lots of Edith M DAVIES in Free BMD births in the area around the aprox time	DAVIES, Edith M (I17314)
4849	Loughbro	DALLISON, James (I3600)
4850	Loughbro	DALLISON, Charles (I8549)

Ryeland Family Tree

The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families

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