Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 6,801 to 6,850 of 8,461
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| 6801 | Saint Nicholas | MÉTHOT, Abraham (I23687)
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| 6802 | Saint Nicholas | MÉTHOT, Marie Anne (I35840)
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| 6803 | Saint Nicholas | Family: Rene MÉTHOT / Marie Francoise LAMBERT (F11770)
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| 6804 | Saint Pancras Parish Church | NASH, Emily Ann (I7894)
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| 6805 | Saint Paul | SPEARPOINT, Edmund (I15241)
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| 6806 | Saint Paul | SPEARPOINT, Maria Sarah (I15325)
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| 6807 | Saint Paul | SPEARPOINT, Susannah (I15346)
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| 6808 | Saint Paul | SPEARPOINT, Lavinia Sarah (I15374)
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| 6809 | Saint Paul | HUNT, Edward (I16040)
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| 6810 | Saint Paul Covent Garden | HAWKES, Elizabeth (I13966)
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| 6811 | Saint Peter | Family: William STIRLING / Elizabeth RYELAND (F372)
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| 6812 | Saint Peter in Chains, Trenton, ON Witnessed by William Harrison Polley Jr Henry is listed as the son of James Lafferty on his marriage papers but that is not likely the case | Family: Henry Francis MCGUIRE / Emma Madeline LAFLEUR (F3857)
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| 6813 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Geoffrey William RYELAND / Maria Clarissa DE VERA (F4539)
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| 6814 | Saint Stephen, Shepherds Bush | NASH, Frances Louisa (I10491)
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| 6815 | Saint Stephen, Shepherds Bush | NASH, Mary Ann Elizabeth (I10492)
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| 6816 | Saint Thomas | Family: Charles James ELWIN / Mary Ann RYELAND (F56)
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| 6817 | Saint-François-DE-La-Rivière-Du-Sud | GARAND, Marie Madeleine (I28559)
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| 6818 | Saint-Sauveur de Nuaille', Aunis | CHIASSON, Guyon Denis Dit Lavallee (I24058)
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| 6819 | Saint-Sauveur de Nuaille', Aunis | CHIASSON, Pierre (I24060)
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| 6820 | Sale of the house in Ann's (mother in law) will went to Abraham Jourdan Barnard Maybe died 1860 | BARNARD, Abraham Jordan (I5681)
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| 6821 | Salem Cemetery | ROBLIN, Ida May (I4780)
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| 6822 | Salem Cemetery | HARDINGE, Dr. John Romer (I4783)
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| 6823 | Salem Cemetery | HARDINGE, Minnie Frances (I19014)
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| 6824 | Same house as father died in that day | BANFILL, Hellen Elizabeth (I2255)
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| 6825 | Samuel & Harriet settled in Picton, Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada. | TRUMPOUR, Samuel Solmes (I12006)
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| 6826 | Samuel and Elizabeth are Cousins | Family: Samuel Cashaw KEMP / Elizabeth Martha CLACK (F1211)
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| 6827 | Samuel and Susan settled in Hallowell Twp., Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada. | TRUMPOUR, Samuel (I12054)
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| 6828 | Samuel Dickson spent most of his working life with the Englis's & Coy., Bakers, Belfast. Before reaching retirement he had become a director. | DICKSON, Samuel (I3379)
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| 6829 | Samuel EMBLEN of the parish of Buckland married Mary ALLUN (sic) of this parish (Mells), by Licence on 27 Nov 1755 at Mells. Witnesses Henry Furfit, John Masters. | Family: Samuel EMBLIN / Mary ALLUN (F2295)
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| 6830 | Samuel EMBLEN, widower, of the parish of Mells, married by Licence on 26 Dec 1771 at Downhead, Elizabeth HORTON, spinster, of Downhead. Witnesses Daniel Horton, Samuel Steeds. | Family: Samuel EMBLIN / Elizabeth HORTON (F2296)
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| 6831 | Samuel Nash witnessed the will of Daniel Nash on 24 February 1763 at Sth Benfleet, Essex, England | NASH, Samuel (I11911)
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| 6832 | Samuel Seabrook was a lockkeeper on the canal for many years and died 14/11/1889 Leighton Buzzard aged 86, natural decay | SEABROOK, Samuel (I1130)
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| 6833 | Samuel Wiltshire Dies on Thursday Former Ludington Resident Passes away at Farm Hone Near Branch. Scottville, Mich., Sept. 17. - Death came to Samuel Wiltshire 76 years of age, at his home in Branch at 2 o'clock Thursday morning. Mr. Wiltshire had been confined to his bed since June 20. His illness was due to arterio-sclorosis. Samuel Wiltshire was born in England, June 23 1851. He lived there until after his marriage to Elizabeth Hughes Rayland(sp), and soon after came to America. For several years they lived in Canada, later coming to Illinois, where they made their home in Freeport. They came to Ludington 20 years ago and for years conducted a tin shop on James street. Mr. Wiltshire also conducted a chicken ranch near Epworth, where he became noted for one of the first attempts at this line in the county. Later his health failed and in 1918 he purchased a farm near branch where he was able to enjoy a quieter life. Mr Wiltshire was a strong character. Everyone who came in contact with him in any capacity were impressed by his honesty and outspoken stand for the right. He lived his Christianity, making it a part of his every day life and his dealing. During the years when it was possible he attended the Baptist church at Ludington. Surviving are the widow, three sons and three daughters. The sons are Frank Wiltshire of Iroquois, Ill; Ebenezer of Lansing, and Samuel of Athelstane Wis. The daughters are Mrs. Ethel Bruisker of Forreston, Ill; Mrs. Frances James of Freport, Ill, and Miss Lilly Wiltshire at home. The children were all at home with their parents when the father passed away, except Samuel, who is expected to arrive in time for the funeral. Funeral services will be held from the home at Branch at 2 o'clock fast time, Sunday afternoon. Rev. Gustave Edwin Anderson of the Washington Avenue Baptist church, Ludington will officiate. Burial will be in the Brookside cemetery, Scottville. | WILTSHIRE, Samuel J (I9542)
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| 6834 | San Diego | HAMILTON, Matilda (I9205)
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| 6835 | Santa Barbara Cemetery Santa Barbara Santa Barbara County California, USA Plot: Ocean View-Grave 0500 | SAXON, Charlotte M (I4744)
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| 6836 | Sar PUNNETT Sex: F Event(s): Christening: 22 Feb 1741 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: Wm PUNNETT Mother: Eliz IGI Source Information: Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type P020721 1635-1840 0908172 IT 1, 3 Film 6906423 Film | PUNNETT, Sarah (I16342)
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| 6837 | Sara was the housekeeper in the Smith home. She had a son, William from a previous marriage. | GLOVERSON, Sarah I (I12324)
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| 6838 | Sarah and Robert are living in Stockton California in 1880 and Ormand is living with them. Daughter Estella is on the census, but not Elsie. Also, James Mallory 1862 is living with them. | ROBLIN, Robert Baldwin (I4032)
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| 6839 | Sarah Ann Hopkins Female Birth: Christening: 20 AUG 1854 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: John Hopkins Mother: Sarah Ann Hopkins IGI Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: I012931 Film | HOPKINS, Sarah Ann (I15661)
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| 6840 | Sarah Anne would have been 38 and unmarried when her mother died so it is likely that she did not marry. | KINNER, Sarah Anne (I7303)
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| 6841 | Sarah died prior to 1861 Likely Death Deaths Mar 1850 GATES Sarah Dover 5 84 | HOGBEN, Sarah (I2182)
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| 6842 | Sarah Ellen remarried in 1906 (how does that work given her date of death?) | GODFREY, Sarah Ellen (I16754)
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| 6843 | Sarah Hall come out from England on the "Winifred Jane", as an assistant to a Dr. Armstrong, they were in Russell Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, this is where she met James King. Sarah was an epeleptic, and used to love going on picnics so she could paint, and she wrote a lot of poems, these were destroyed when James married Jane Fox | HALL, Sarah (I12666)
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| 6844 | Sarah L Ryeland in 1901 Census, age and place of birth match up and obviously this person changes her name with the Censuses Sarah L Ryeland in 1861 Census | RYELAND, Sarah Letitia (I3206)
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| 6845 | SARAH PURNELL bp 13 December 1805 Holcombe; dead by 1851; married 28 Febru ary 1828 Melksham, MOSES BREACH; bc. 1801; bur. 10 October 1829 Melksha m, Wiltshire; and had | PURNELL, Sarah (I20307)
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| 6846 | Sarah Roblin married Reuben Kotchapaw and had at least 7 children (John, 1853; Louisa, 1854-1856; Horatio, 1855-1885; Hulda Maria, 1859-1864; Hiram, 1863; Anna Laurie, 1866-1962; Jennie, 1868-1956). The 1881 census finds Sarah widowed and living with her son John, and his wife Sarah, as well her other children Hiram, Annie and Jennie. Sarah Reuben and several of the children are buried in the Roblin Family Cemetery. | ROBLIN, Sarah (I3711)
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| 6847 | Sarah Surridge was born September 21st 1828, Sunday morning half past seven o'clock and baptized October 5th at Broadclist Church 1828. - Bible owned by her sister Mary Ann. | SURRIDGE, Sarah (I3075)
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| 6848 | Sarah was a practising Quaker.She gave birth to 2 sons - Claude and Bill. She died when her son Bill was 8. Her husband remarried but his new wife was not loving towards her stepson Bill. Someone showed Meliisa rather than Matilda as her middle name. Her son William writes: " Yes the Gorslines were Quakers and well I remember going to church shared with the Methodists. We might sit for in church an hour and then (Isse Wilson) would get up and reach her sermon. | GORSLINE, Sarah Matilda (I4550)
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| 6849 | Sarah's Baptism | RYELAND, James (I1660)
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| 6850 | Sarah's Baptism | RYELAND, James (I1660)
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