Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 651 to 700 of 8,412
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| 651 | 1708/09 | STIRLING, Michael (I8551)
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| 652 | 1708/09 by Rev. Michael Potter | STIRLING, Michael (I8551)
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| 653 | 1709/1710 | LOWE, Elizabeth (I1638)
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| 654 | 1709/1710 | LOWE, Elizabeth (I1638)
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| 655 | 1710 - Jan was sponsor for Dirck Keyser, son of his sister Maritje. 1713-1718 - Jan and Anna Magdalena moved from Ulster to Dutchess County. 1718-1738 - Jan appears on Dutchess tax lists for Rombout-Poughkeepsie, rated and assessed as John January 16, 1723; unable to be taxed Feb. 1, 1724; taxed Mar. 11, 1725-26. 1723 - Jan was overseer of the King-s Highway Apr. 2. 1723, Apr. 6 - He was South Ward (present Putnam Co.) surveyor "along ye road from pocghqueick to mill and water side." 1738 - Epon 13 Jan de langh dr to acknowleded sp ba il 12.0" as he appears in Filkin's Jounral. 1740, June 15 - Jan and Magdalena as spons. at bpt. of Magdalena, dau. of Thomas Kerve and wife Lena (Lutheran Church of New York City). 1747, Aug. 1 - Poughkeepsie, John Simon burned several parcels of fence and upward of 100 shingles and --- number of clapboards of John DeLonge, farmer of Peekman Prct. 1750-1753 - John DeLange sued William Tanner, husband of Rachel, for pound 23-7-6 for goods, money and service which John supplied him Oct. 1750. Jan appears in other court records during this period. 1763 - John and Magdalena as sponsors at bpt. of Johannes son of Jacobus and Elizabeth on (ct. 15, 1763, Zion Lutheran Church, Loonenburg, now Green Co. May 1737 #285 Court of common pleas. Frans Filkins on Jan DeLange, filed Oct. 4, 1737. Jan on 30 June 1730 at POK indebted to sum of 7 pounds 3 shillings 9 pence half penny current money New York for devers good wares and Merchandizes to pay this day year. Want 9 pounds. Filed 4 Oct. 1737. May 18, 1737 Francis Filkin vs. Jan De Lange. Sheriff returns Copia Corpus. On motion of Mr Allsop att. for the plaintiff ordered that the sheriff bring in the body of the defendant sitting the court or be amerced fourty shillings. Oct. 1741 #232 Court of common pleas. John Alsop vs. John Delangh, filed 1 Dec. 1741, judgement entered for want of plea 4 Apr 1742. Jan made a note (copy included but not original) to pay 3 pounds 6 shillings 3 pence New York money on or before 1 Oct next for value received as witnessed 18 May 1737 at Poughkeepsie. not payed. May 1747 Jury - James Paddock, John DeLangh. Case of Arie De Lange vs. Samuel Griswold. (See Arie De Lange.) Oct. 1750 John De Lange vs. William Tanner. He is delivered to bail to Matthew Dubois Esq. The Like. May 1751 John DeLangh vs. William Tanner. Ordered the nonsuit obtained in this cause be set aside. Mr. Crooke files the declaration in court. Oct. 1753 William Tanner vs. John DeLong. The referees have not agreed; its therefore ordered that the plaintiff bring this cause to tryall next court or be non suit. May 1753 John DeLong vs. William Tanner. By consent of parties this cause referred to Matthew Dubois and Isaac Germond, named by the parties, Christophell Van Bonnel appointed by the court and to make their report by the last day of next court. obtained in this cause be set aside. Mr. Crooke files the declaration in court. Jan was probably the DeLong referred to in French's 1860 gazzetteer of N.Y. State who, in 171 6, moved to Dutchess county "and early on kept an inn". This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/george_universe/1/data/258 | DELANGE, Jan Johannes (I37945)
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| 656 | 1717/1718 | GATE, Edward (I2784)
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| 657 | 1719/1720 | GATE, Frances (I2792)
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| 658 | 1723/1724 | GATES, John (I2138)
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| 659 | 1727/1728 | GATE, Martha (I2796)
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| 660 | 1729/1730 | MONTEATH, John (I7922)
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| 661 | 1729/1730 | EADIE, Christian (I7937)
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| 662 | 1729/30 | MONTEATH, John (I7922)
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| 663 | 1731/32 | MONTEATH, Robert (I8547)
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| 664 | 1738 Wm Knowlton Redbourn administration bond [175AW26] Administratoin to Anna the present wife of Thomas May but late the wife of William Knowlton mother of William Knowlton a minor lately deceased in the parish of Redbourn. 5 May 1738 | Anna (I13995)
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| 665 | 1741 Will Extract St. Stephens [8126] [PROB11/714] Teatator - Thomas Knowlton of Park Street Parish of St Stephens Yoeman. "Already surrendered all my customary or copyholds messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises with appurtenances holden of the manor of Park Bury and Hemel Hempstead to the use of my will and testament. Younger grandson - William Knowlton all copyhold land etc. in Park Bury and Bottom Field in Hemel Hempstead. Kinsman John Thrale of J. Hammonds yeoman executor. Dated 9 July 1741 - Proved 8 Dec? 1741 - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Looking at the full will, Thomas does not mention his wife or son which would indicate thta prehaps they were already dead. There was also a Grandson Thomas mentioned to whom he left land - Bodsend - which was "holden by my daughter Elizabeth Knowlton". He mentioned his daughter-in-law Elizabeth Knowlton and left her 10 pounds. Money was also left to Mr. Goodall, the Minster of Box Lane meeting [an Independent Chapel] in Hemel; the Poor of Box Lane Meeting; the Poor of St. Stephens; the Presbyterian minister of St. Albans and the Charity School of the Presbyterians; his kinsman John Thrale of Hammonds, yeoman. He also left money to a couple of friends. It would seem that both his grandsons were under 22/24 years when the will was written. | KNOWLTON, Thomas (I13780)
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| 666 | 1746/47 | Family: Patrick MONTEATH / Helen (Nellie) CAMPBELL (F2715)
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| 667 | 1748/1749 | GATES, Mary (I2081)
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| 668 | 1749/1750 | MONTEATH, Alexander (I7965)
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| 669 | 1765 in some sources | SURRIDGE, Samuel (I5743)
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| 670 | 1774 in some sources Aug 10 1754 in others | Family: Philip ROBLIN, UE / Elizabeth Esther MILLER (F1236)
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| 671 | 1775, Revolutionary War | HOLSAPEL, Willem (I4146)
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| 672 | 1784 in 1861, 1871 Censuses | STARK, Mary (I3082)
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| 673 | 1791 in 1841 census 1788 in 1851 census | RYELAND, James (I1660)
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| 674 | 1792 in 1851 Census | EMBLIN, George (I6748)
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| 675 | 1799 in 1851 census | JAMES, Sarah (I3232)
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| 676 | 17th in John Bradbury's records | BRADBURY, George (I728)
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| 677 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VIRBALL, Christine (I4629)
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| 678 | 18 Cardington Street Marylebone in census | NASH, Emily Ann (I7894)
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| 679 | 18 Jan 1901, # 01905-01 Napanee On Can | Family: Martin BENN / Hester A GARRISON (F3661)
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| 680 | 18 Oxford Gdns Notting Hill London [left | BRADBURY, Edward Esq (I1634)
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| 681 | 1800 in 1861 census | SMALE, Willam (I11063)
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| 682 | 1802 in 1851 census | GATES, John Wilson (I2116)
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| 683 | 1804 in 1851 census | THOMAS, Mary Ann (I6854)
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| 684 | 1808 Dec 11 Marriage by banns | Family: James RYELAND / Sarah JAMES (F440)
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| 685 | 1808 Nov 7 JONES Richard (x) --- Hampton Poyle JAMES Catherine (x) --- o.t.p. Banns | JAMES, Catherine (I3238)
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| 686 | 1809 in Censuses | MCNAUGHTON, Donald (I6969)
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| 687 | 1810 in 1851 census but that seems too young based on marriage date, although the 1841 census is not often accurate for birth years (rounding) it is right for the rest of the family so it may well be right for her | BUTTLE, Elizabeth (I1569)
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| 688 | 1811 in 1851 census | PETTIT, Sarah (I15654)
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| 689 | 1811 in 1871 Census | CURLETTE, John Trompour (I2072)
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| 690 | 1811 in 1871 census | Bridgett (I13199)
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| 691 | 1812 in 1851 census | Sarah (I18784)
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| 692 | 1815 According to Grave | MCDONALD, Isabella (I6970)
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| 693 | 1816 Middlesex in 1841 census 1814 Shoreditch, Middlesex in 1851 Census 1816 St Clement, London in 1861 Census | LAMB, Mary Ann (I2251)
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| 694 | 1818 - will of grandfather William Baker - left property of the Slaughterhouse in the Bayle, Folkestone 1828 Applied for Freedom of Folkestone - William Baker son of Stephen Baker Freeman 1841 census address: High Street, Folkestone. Occ: Baker. 1851 census address: High St, Folkestone. Occ: Blders Labourer. widower. Has a lodger Thomas Farmer b 1814 Sussex. Definitely the same Baker Family, checked 1841 and 1851 census - same neighbours either side. 1855 marriage witness at daughter Mary Ann's wedding 1856 marriage of son William. Occ Baker 1861 census not found 1871 census not found possibly the William Baker b Folkestone 1801, widower, occ Baker in Elham Union Workhouse, Lyminge on 1861 & 1871 census. Have Death certificate dated 9.7.1877, but gives no further details, apart from cause of death - old age. If this is my William Baker, need will (if he left one), need to find out why he is in the Workhouse when 2 of his sons were doing very well as fishmongers in Folkestone. Have gone through the surviving records for the Workhouse for the period, but have not found date of entry or any other data. | BAKER, William (I23281)
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| 695 | 1818 in 1881 census | LUXTON, Henry (I10980)
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| 696 | 1820 in 1881 Census | KENNABY, Sarah (I2219)
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| 697 | 1821 from 1841 census 1821 Burford from 1851 Census 1820 Hinchwick, Gloucestershire from 1861 Census (location in error) 1818 Burford from 1871 Census 1816 from Grave Stone 1816 from records from mental hospital | RYELAND, Ann (I1289)
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| 698 | 1821 in 1881 census | COTTEY, George (I1957)
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| 699 | 1821 in 1881 Census | PRENTICE, Levi (I6288)
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| 700 | 1821 London Census Name Index | PITCHFORD, Francis Knowlton (I4324)
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