Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 6,001 to 6,050 of 8,412
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| 6001 | On 14 July 1838 William Bull served 35th. Foot Regiment - Deserters - William Bull, 18 of Longford, Labourer (extracted from list of Deserters 1828-1840). | BULL, William (I6037)
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| 6002 | On 15 May 1932 on board the SS Athenia, Thomas and his wife Elizabeth docked in Glasgow, Scotland on their way from Montreal to Belfast. His occupation was listed as retired. Their address was listed as 9, Cowpen Rd, Rathmine, Dartry, Dublin. This evening in the Library, using a set of street directories, I found that the occupier of this house was Harold E. Richardson. His wife Meta Fryday Richardson, was the eldest daughter of Elizabeth and her first husband William Fryday. | KINNEAR, Thomas Albert (I3596)
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| 6003 | On 16 2 1846 when John was 34, he married Elizabeth McGIBBEN, aged 19, daughter of John McGIBBEN, in Magheradrool, Witnessed by James Dickson & John McGibbon | Family: John KINNEAR / Elizabeth MCGIBBEN (F939)
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| 6004 | On 18 SEP 1742 at Stoke-on-Trent St Peter in county of STS Groom John BRADBURY Status | BRADBURY, John (I656)
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| 6005 | On 18 SEP 1742 at Stoke-on-Trent St Peter in county of STS Groom John BRADBURY Status | Family: John BRADBURY / Mary MARTIN (F178)
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| 6006 | On 23 JAN 1774 at Caverswall in county of STS Groom Zachary BRADBURY Status | Family: Zacharias BRADBURY / Mary LAWTON (F176)
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| 6007 | On 24 7 1895 when Annie was 26, she married James AIKEN aged 39, son of George AIKEN, in Downpatrick Unitarian, witnessed by Ellen Kinnear. James was born in 1856 in Ballyclan (Antrim). | Family: James AIKEN / Annie KINNEAR (F947)
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| 6008 | On 24 MAY 1745 at Tixall in county of STS Groom Zachary BRADBURY Status | BRADBURY, Zacharias (I662)
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| 6009 | On 24 MAY 1745 at Tixall in county of STS Groom Zachary BRADBURY Status | Family: Zacharias BRADBURY / Sarah FENTON (F181)
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| 6010 | On 24 Sep 1920 she crossed the US border on route to Syracuse she listed her occupation as "Graduate Trained Nurse". She listed her sister as "Mrs Adolph Roblin" of Picton, ON. She paid her own way, had been to NY previously in 1906 and 1920 and was visiting a friend | RUTTAN, Mable Edith (I19209)
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| 6011 | On 25 NOV 1789 at Caverswall in county of STS Groom Geo. BRADBURY Status bachelor Occupation | BALL, Dorothy (I646)
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| 6012 | On 25 NOV 1789 at Caverswall in county of STS Groom Geo. BRADBURY Status bachelor Occupation | Family: George BRADBURY / Dorothy BALL (F173)
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| 6013 | On 31 AUG 1718 at Uttoxeter in county of STS Groom Zachary BRADBURY Status | BRADBURY, Zacharias (I660)
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| 6014 | On 31 AUG 1718 at Uttoxeter in county of STS Groom Zachary BRADBURY Status | Family: Zacharias BRADBURY / Mary RUSHTON (F180)
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| 6015 | On 5 11 1919 when Martha was 26, she married George GRACEY, Grandfather, son of Thomas GRACEY (1825-<1901) & Mary WRAY (1848-<1922), in Downpatrick Unitarian, witnessed by Annie Richie & Hugh Neill | Family: George GRACEY / Martha Jane KINNEAR (F2357)
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| 6016 | On 6 2 1884 when James was 35, he married Anne Jane NEILL, G Grandmother, daughter of James NEILL (1808-1878) & Anne NEILL (1820-), in Downpatrick Unitarian church, witnessed by Elizabeth & James Neill. | Family: James KINNEAR / Anne Jane NEILL (F2352)
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| 6017 | On 8 12 1920 when Elizabeth was 33, she married John JERVIS, 2C2R, son of Thomas JERVIS (1857-) & Annabella (1858-), in Downpatrick Unitarian witnessed by Hugh Croskery & Maggie Jervis. | Family: John JERVIS / Elizabeth KINNEAR (F2359)
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| 6018 | On a Sunday in a Nursing Home | RYELAND, Henry Arthur James (I4451)
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| 6019 | On active service (note in family tree) | MACNAUGHTON, John Alexander Monteith (I9479)
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| 6020 | On death certificate of son Charles: "Mother died after delivery of twin boys one of whom died at birth other is the one named in this schedule." | MCINNES, Annie Elizabeth (I13084)
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| 6021 | On dit que sa m | DOUCET, Ph (I34473)
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| 6022 | On English Channel most of day. Docked in evening at Arromanches les Bains landing by L.C.T. Slept 2 hours at Transit Camp | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 6023 | On his baptism record, Bartholomew's place of birth is given as Fetter Lane. This is a road connected to Fleet Street. And in between St. Bride's and St. Dunstan In The West parishes. On the 1851-1861 census records, Bartholmew's place of birth is noted St. Brides. | PENNY, Bartholomew (I12654)
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| 6024 | on his way to Toronto when he immigrated in 1920 | ROBLIN, William D. (I5062)
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| 6025 | On immigration document | MCNAUGHTON, John James (I4529)
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| 6026 | On June 9th, 1758, C | BOUDREAU, C (I23789)
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| 6027 | On la dit fille de Xavier et Josette Grant... | DOUCET, Marie (I34242)
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| 6028 | On la dit fille de Xavier et Marie Grant... | DOUCET, Marie Elmire (I34239)
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| 6029 | On le dit fils de Laurent et Fran | DOUCET, Joseph (I34715)
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| 6030 | On le dit fils de Pierre et Louise Boudreau. | DOUCET, Pierre (I34614)
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| 6031 | On mentionne que sa m | DOUCET, Rapha (I34474)
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| 6032 | On Monday, aged 52, Mr. Benjamin Hardwick of this town, mercer. | HARDWICK, Benjamin (I10456)
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| 6033 | On move again spending night in a barn in Boos '96 no excitement | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 6034 | On ne fait pas mention de Justine dans la n | DOUCET, Justine (I33999)
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| 6035 | On Royal Navy records he gives his date of birth as 5 December1876 at Canton Cardiff. He signed on for 12 years from Nov1896. He was 5ft 31/4 Brown hair, Brown eyes with freshcomplexion. Has a tattoo read John Purnell of Cardiff. Initially served on Vivid II until 6 Dec 1896. His conduct was rarely more than fair. 25 Aug 1902 he was sentenced for 18 months for striking a superior officer. He was released on 24Aug 1903. On 9 Sep 1908 recovered from destertion and not claimed for further service. South African grant paid 2 November 1901. (source ADM/455) service number 284002. | PURNELL, John Gold (I20318)
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| 6036 | On S.M. Electoral Roll | SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
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| 6037 | On stone: of such is the kingdom of God | MCNEIL, James Alexander (I7548)
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| 6038 | On the 1930 census both are listed as 37 years old (1893) and also have age at first marriage listed as 27 (1920) | POLLEY, Lena B (I821)
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| 6039 | On the 4th April, at his residence, 18, Oxford-gardens, Notting-hill, Edward Bradbury, Esq., late of Southend Essex, only surviving son of the late John Bradbury, Esq., of Aldermanbury, in his 53rd year. | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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| 6040 | On the Bangalore | RYELAND, James (I3322)
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| 6041 | On the decease of Philip Roblin Sr., Philip Jr., his son, who died in 1899, inherited the estate and succeded to the business. Soon after his father's death he built the third grist mill at the head of the ravine, near the bridge where the road crosses, a fine, three storey modern structure, which over-shot water wheel, seventeen feet in diameter, with three run of stones. He also erected a large storehouse just across the road, which was ultimatly connected with the mill by an overhead gangway. He likewise added a complete saw mill equipment to the lower mill, operated both by steam and water power, and in various ways enlarged and increased it till the milling business here expanded to one of the most extensive in Canada. Large consignments of flour were for many years shipped regularly from these mills to foreign lands, until Roblin's Mills became for a time a leading comercial centre in the country, and a considerable lake depot, with storehouses, shops and docks for convenience of shipping. Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario Index) ROBLIN , PHILIP Sex: Male Age: 56 Birthplace: ONTARIO Religion: Wesleyan Methodist Origin: WELSH Occupation: MILLER District: PRINCE EDWARD ( 059 ) Sub-district: Sophiasburgh ( F ) Division: 2 Page: 42 Microfilm reel: C-9990 Reference: RG31 | ROBLIN, Philip (I4021)
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| 6042 | On the Empress of Canada with his wife. He lists his occupation as a Clerk and their residence as Oakhill, Bath | EMBLIN, William (I1858)
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| 6043 | On the IGI (online) - Sarah Ann MAJOR, christened 6/6/1851, Folkestone daughter of Henry Spearpoint MAJOR and Ann. The 1851 UK Census reports as follows: 177 South Street, Folkestone, KEN Source: HO107/1633/2f/151 Henry MAJOR, Head, M, 27, Fisherman, b.Folkestone Ann MAJOR, Wife, M, 24, b.W.Hougham, KEN Susanna MAJOR, Dau, 2, b.Folkestone Sarah A. MAJOR, Dau 1month, b.Folkestone George MAJOR, Brother, S, 19, Fisherman, b.Folkestone Sarah TERRY, Sister in Law, S, 19, Dom.Servant out of Place, b.W.Hougham Sarah married John Warman Saunders (b 1 Apr 1851 Folkestone). The marriage was reg Marriages Dec 1870 MAJOR Sarah Ann S Elham 2a 1529 to SAUNDERS John. 1871 UK CENSUS Dwelling: Radnor St, Folkestone, KEN (Elham) Source: RG10/1014/2/51 John W. SAUNDERS, Head, M, 20, Mariner, b.Folkestone, KEN Sarah A. S. SAUNDERS, Wife, m, 20, b.Folkestone, KEN Sarah A. SAUNDERS, Dau, 2 months, b.Folkestone, KEN This seems to confirm that John Warman SAUNDERS was b. Abt. 1850 in Folkestone and that his wife was "Sarah A.S." which corresponds with the following marriage information - Sarah Ann S. MAJOR. On the IGI (online) - Sarah Ann MAJOR, christened 6/6/1851, Folkestone daughter of Henry Spearpoint MAJOR and Ann. Advised by Irene Saunders that the S. is Spearpoint, as suspected. 1901 UK census Sarah was 50 at 67 Dover St, Folkestone and Henry, her father, was living with her. Folkestone cemetery Tombstone. SAUNDERS John Warman d 1 Apr 1928 age 77. Wife Sarah Ann d 7 Dec 1927 age 76. -------- The following is a grandson of John Warman Saunders and Sarah Ann Spearpoint Major per the 1901 census! Not yet sure whose son he was. Could also be illegitimate b. for one of daughters before she married? Albert John McK Saunders (FreeBMD Sep 1895 Saunders Albert John McK Elham 2a 1022). 1901 UK Census listed as age 5 @ 67 Dover St. | MAJOR, Sarah Ann Spearpoint (I14717)
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| 6044 | On the pages listing him and his family all the other occupations are also Policeman, seems to be a ship full of them specifically. | RYELAND, James (I3322)
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| 6045 | on the property of Edwin Rechett's, # 011628 gas rig collape. (As per The Drilling Mus). The well was capped and never touch again after the accident. Note: it is possible that he was buried on there wedding date. But I have not found the date of burial. | GARRISON, Edward Riley (I12103)
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| 6046 | On the ship "London" | NOWERS, Thomas Wilson (I11561)
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| 6047 | On the ship SAMARIA. Went up to Sudbury and lived in a lodging house while sorting things out. Then drove down to New York to pick up the family when they arrived later. | RYELAND, Geoffrey Edwin (I9226)
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| 6048 | On the SS. Maasdam Some records show the date of 23 Apr 1956, this could possibly be the date that they arrived in Halifax but it's unclear. | SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
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| 6049 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Peter Andrew (I3673)
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| 6050 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Nicholas John (I4784)
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