Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 7,001 to 7,050 of 8,461
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| 7001 | Settled in Brighton, no children | ROBLIN, Ellen C (I9369)
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| 7002 | Settled in Brooklyn | ROBLIN, Cecelia S (I9177)
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| 7003 | Settled in Buffalo Owen Stanley Roblin (Stephen3, Owen2, Owen1) son of Stephen Roblin and Amy Allison was born Sept 19, 1820 in Adolphustown. January 30, 1847, Owen married Sara Eliza Canniff, daughter of John McBride Canniff and Nancy Dulmage, in Belleville, Hastings County. Sara was born May 1821 in Ontario. 1851 Census - Owen S., 32, is living in Camden East with Sarah E. 30, James R. 4, and David R. age 2. 1861 Census - Owen, 41, a harness maker, is living in Newburg with Sarah 39, Louise 21, James Roblinson 13, David R. 11, and Ida A. age 6. 1880 US Census - Owen, 59, b. Canada, living in Syracuse, New York with Sarah E. 58, b. Canada, and Helen Jane 11, b. New York. 1900 US Census - Owen living in Ward 21, Buffalo, Erie Co., New York with Sarah E., Helen Carpenter (daughter) and David S. Carpenter (gradson); married 52 years; 4 children - 3 living; immigrated 1865. Owen Stanley Roblin died Feb 13, 1903 in Buffalo, New York and is buried in Syracuse. No date or location of death has been found for Sarah Eliza (Canniff) Roblin. | ROBLIN, Owen Stanley (I4668)
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| 7004 | Settled in California no children | ROBLIN, Rev. Joseph Robert (I9403)
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| 7005 | Settled in Chicago | ROBLIN, Hester M (I9192)
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| 7006 | Settled in Detroit, moved to the USA in 1886 | ROBLIN, John Stanley (I9396)
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| 7007 | Settled in Markham but later moved to Etobicoke | MIDDLEBROOK, John (I37975)
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| 7008 | Settled in Mason City, Iowa | OSBORNE, Dr. Edward (I37077)
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| 7009 | Settled in Napanee ROBLIN, DAVID, lumber merchant and politician; b. 19 April 1812 in Adolphustown Township, Upper Canada, fifth of the nine children of John Roblin and Mary Moore; m. in 1832 Pamelia Hawley, and they had ten children; d. 1 March 1863 at Napanee, Canada West. John Roblin, an Adolphustown farmer and Methodist lay preacher, died when David was still a child. Largely “self-educated,” David opened a small general store in Richmond Township in 1832, moved his business to Napanee in 1841, and during the next decade expanded into the timber trade and speculation in United Empire Loyalist scrip with considerable success. Like most Upper Canadian politicians of the period, Roblin entered politics through municipal channels. He was Richmond Township’s first reeve (1841–57), and served as first warden (1849–57) of the United Counties of Frontenac and Lennox and Addington. He used his considerable municipal influence to promote the passage of the Grand Trunk Railway legislation, the construction of the Addington Colonization Road, and the rebuilding of the county courthouse and jail in Kingston. His political influence also gained him such dividends in the 1850s as a large timber limit in Frontenac from the Francis Hincks* administration, a Grand Trunk Railway sub-contract to build a bridge over the Napanee River, and an appointment as company arbitrator for the GTR in April 1854. Roblin was not simply a political “railwayman,” however, for Reform zeal ran through the family. Both his father and his cousin, John Philip Roblin*, sat in the assembly. David contested Lennox and Addington unsuccessfully in the 1844 and 1851 elections against the Tory incumbent Benjamin Seymour. Throughout his political career Roblin labelled himself a Reformer, and he was an admirer of Marshall Spring Bidwell*, Peter Perry*, and particularly Robert Baldwin*, whom he described in 1861 as “that good and great man, the lamented and ever-to-be revered champion of our liberties.” Victorious in the elections of 1854, Roblin, along with such colleagues as John Ross*, Angus Morrison*, and Sidney Smith*, was persuaded by Hincks to join the new Liberal-Conservative coalition. Though he continued to identify himself as a Baldwin Reformer, he supported John A. Macdonald* loyally on every major issue, including Macdonald’s unpopular stand against representation by population. Roblin survived the 1857 election, but the eclipse of his personal and political fortunes was already under way. Two unsuccessful legislative attempts, which he supported, to separate Lennox and Addington from Frontenac (in 1858 and 1860) alienated both his Addington supporters and the Kingston political triumvirate of Macdonald, Alexander Campbell*, and Sidney Smith. His lumber business, which had suffered severe losses in the 1857–58 depression following the collapse of the London, England, timber market, continued to decline, leading to the loss of his Frontenac timber limits and all his property except for the family home. In the election of 1861 he was defeated by the official Conservative candidate, Augustus F. G. Hooper*, a Newburgh merchant. Ill and bankrupt, Roblin retired from politics and died in 1863. In 1857 Macdonald wrote of Roblin: “When I was in straits, he stood by me like a man & I can never forget him.” Yet for all Roblin’s faithful support of the Liberal-Conservative coalition, he continued to have a Reform identity, which was undoubtedly the root of his eventual defeat for it satisfied neither Clear Grits nor Conservatives in a period when the polarization of parties made the separate existence of the Baldwin Reform group both meaningless and irritating. The Toronto Globe, for example, castigated Roblin as a “Reform renegade,” at the same time that the Conservative Chronicle and News of Kingston labelled him one of Macdonald’s “most pliant instruments.” Indeed it was the support of such coalition Reformers as Roblin that provided the precarious edge the Conservatives enjoyed in the assembly throughout most of the decade after 1854. James A. Eadie Lennox and Addington Hist. Soc. (Napanee, Ont.), IV (Roblin family papers), A (David Roblin papers); V (John Stevenson papers) (copies at PAC). Napanee Standard (Napanee, [Ont.]), 1854–63. W. S. Herrington, History of the county of Lennox and Addington (Toronto, 1913), 151, 157, 206, 223, 275, 317, 341, 401–3. J. A. Eadie, “Politics in Lennox and Addington County in the pre-confederation period, 1854–1867” (unpublished ma thesis, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ont., 1967); “The political career of David Roblin,” Lennox and Addington Hist. Soc., Papers and Records, (Napanee, Ont.), XIV (1972), 48–63. © 2000 University of Toronto/Université Laval | ROBLIN, David Philip (I4809)
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| 7010 | Settled in Napanee | ROBLIN, Rev. Philip John (I4766)
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| 7011 | Settled in Napanee | ROBLIN, Frankie Victorie (I4781)
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| 7012 | Settled in Napanee | ROBLIN, Maria Moore (I5105)
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| 7013 | Settled in Napanee | DOXEE, John (I23304)
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| 7014 | Settled in Picton [Nugent.ftw] Daniel and his son, Madison were killed by an explosion in a steam mill. Daniel Roblin (Jacob3, Owen2,Owen1) son of Jacob Roblin and Sarah Vandusen was born Sept. 30, 1827 in Sophiasburgh. Daniel married Esther/Hester Sarah Blakely March 19, 1850 in Picton, Ontario. Esther was born May 6, 1834. 1861 Census - Daniel, 31, living in Sophiasburgh with Hester 28, Malangthen 8, Madison 5, and Ethel 1. Daniel died May 5, 1874 in an explosion in a steam mill with his son, Madison. 1881 Census - Ester, age 45, is living in Picton with Melancthon, his wife Annie, Ethel 20 and Georgeana 17. Esther died may 10, 1894 in Picton. | ROBLIN, Daniel (I9238)
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| 7015 | Settled in Picton Anna Roblin (Owen2,Owen1) daughter of Owen Roblin Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Ruttan was born Jan. 9, 1811 in Upper Canada. March 20, 1828, Anna married Thomas Demorest Davis son of James Davis and Anna Rightmyer. Thomas was born Dec. 3, 1809. In the 1871 Census Thomas, age 62, is living in Hallowell with Anne, age 61 and daughter Jennette. In 1881 Annie, age 70, widow, is living in Picton with daughter, Jennet Davis, age 36 and Newton Davis age 6. Anna died Feb 16, 1898 in Tully, New York | ROBLIN, Anna (I9273)
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| 7016 | Settled in Picton | ROBLIN, Agnes Adelaide (I9190)
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| 7017 | Settled in Picton | ROBLIN, Sarah Emma (I9365)
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| 7018 | Settled in Picton no children | ROBLIN, George Frederick Justus (I9393)
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| 7019 | Settled in Shannonville Nathaniel "Nathan" Miller Roblin (Jacob3, Owen2,Owen1) son of Jacob Roblin and Sarah Vandusen was born Sept 7, 1817 in Adolphustown. Nathan married 1) Sarah Scott who died before 1850 and 2) Abigail Van Cott, daughter of Peter Van Cott and Amelia Lawrence. Abigail was born about 1821 in Shannonville, Hastings County. 1851 Census - Nathan, and brothers Philip and Stephen are living in Tyendinaga. 1861 Census - Nathan 44, is living in Tyendinaga with Abigail 40, Emily 12, Sarah 11, and Ann 7. 1871 Census - Nathan 54 living in Tyendinaga 1881 Census - Abby 54 living in Tyendinaga with Milla 24. It would appear that Sarah would be the mother of Emily and Sarah. Nathan died March 11, 1881. Abigail died May 20, 1887. | ROBLIN, Nathan Miller (I9232)
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| 7020 | Settled in Shannonville No Children | ROBLIN, Sarah Hannah (I4776)
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| 7021 | Settled in Sidney | ROBLIN, Martha Jane (I4770)
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| 7022 | Settled in Sophiasburgh Owen Roblin (Jacob3, Owen2,Owen1) son of Jacob Roblin and Sarah Vandusen was born Aug. 17, 1835 in Sophiasburg. Owen married 1) Martha Halstead, daughter of Damuel Halstead and Nancy Reed and 2) Sophia Ann Allison , daughter of John Allison and Annie Sprung. Owen and Martha, who was born about 1839, were married November 3, 1859 in Hastings County. They lived in Sophiasburg and had four children. Martha died between 1866 and 1874 Owen and Sophia Ann, who was born April 4, 1833 were married after 1872. They had one child of their own Sarah Emma Roblin. Owen also raised three children from Sophia's first marriage to Samuel J. Parks, Minnie, William and Wellington, who are listd in the 1881 Census as "Roblin"s". 1881 Census - Owen ,45, living in Sophiasburgh with Sophia 47, Alice 18, Minnie 16, William 13, Wellington 10, and Sarah 6. Owen Roblin died May 6, 1896 in Picton. Sophia Ann (Allison) Roblin died Feb 1, 1921. | ROBLIN, Owen (I9262)
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| 7023 | Settled in Sophiasburgh Sarah Eliza Roblin (Jacob3, Owen2,Owen1) daughter of Jacob Roblin and Sarah Vandusen was born Oct. 23, 1831 in Sophiasburgh. She married Austin Osborne, son of James C. Osborne and Catherine Trennie Trumpour. Austin was born July 13, 1824. 1861 Census - Austin, 36, living in Sophiasburg with Sarah E. 30, Richard W. 13, Sarah C. 11, James 9, and Mary J. 3. Living with the family was Margaret, 46, and James Osborne, 59. 1871 Census - Austin, 46, living in Sophiasburg with Sarah Eliza 40, Margaret 57, Mary Jane 12, and Jacob 8. 1881 Census - Austin, 55, living in Sophiasburg with Sarah E. 50, Jacob 19, and Sarah Roblin 83. Austin died Feb 12, 1904. | ROBLIN, Sarah Eliza (I9281)
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| 7024 | Settled in Sophiasburgh Unable to find Children in Census without knowing their DOB because name is too common in the area John Wesley Roblin (Owen2,Owen1) son of Owen Roblin Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Ruttan was born about 1803 in Adolphustown. John married Deborah Rightmyer February 21, 1827. Deborah was born about 1805, daughter of Peter/Petrus Rightmyer and Phebe Allison. John and Deborah settled in Sophiasburg. It appears that both John and Deborah died before 1861 or possibly even 1851. There have been no stones or location of burial found. They are not found in the 1861 Sophiasburg Census and there is no surviving 1851 Sophiasburg Census. In 1851 Rachel, age 22, is living with Isaac Reynolds and wife Sarah (these could be the parents of Rachel Reynolds, wife of cousin, Joseph Roblin b.c. 1829) . In 1861 Catharine, age14, and John, age19, are living with their sister Catharine and husband Benjamin VanBlaricom in Sophiasburg. In addition, Mary Jane was apparently raised by Sarah Hoover wife of Royal Hicks, who had no children of their own. This indicates that John and Deborah were not present to care for these children by 1861 and possibly by 1851. | ROBLIN, John Wesley (I9265)
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| 7025 | Settled in Syracuse | ROBLIN, Thomas Casey (I4774)
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| 7026 | Settled in Syracuse NY | DOXEE, Wesley (I23305)
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| 7027 | Settled in the USA Melissa Jane Roblin (Stephen3, Owen2, Owen1) daughter of Stephen Roblin and Amy Allison was born Dec. 7, 1835 in Adolphustown. Melissa married Rev. Robert Brewster, June 20, 1855 in Adolphustown. Little more is known about this family with the exception that one of their children was baptized August 1856 in Montague, Lanark Count. A second child was born 1860 in Iroquois, Dundas County and a third was baptized December 1862 in Smith Falls. | ROBLIN, Melissa Jane (I9293)
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| 7028 | Settled in the USA moved there in 1875 | ROBLIN, Stanley A (I9356)
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| 7029 | Settled in Thurlow | ROBLIN, Nancy M (I4778)
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| 7030 | Settled in Tweed Elizabeth Roblin (Owen2,Owen1) daughter of Owen Roblin Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Ruttan was born about 1802 in Upper Canada. In 1820 Elizabeth married Robert Casper VanDusen, son of Caspar VanDusen and Hannah Mary Shorts. Robert was born Apr. 2, 1799. Elizabeth and Robert lived in Tweed, Hastings County. Elizabeth died about 1844. Robert married Mary Ann Brown in 1845. Robert died may 25, 1873. | ROBLIN, Elizabeth (I9280)
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| 7031 | Settled in Tyendinaga William Henry Roblin (Jacob3, Owen2,Owen1) son of Jacob Roblin and Sarah Vandusen was born Dec. 18, 1822 in Sophiasburgh. March 5, 1846 William married Sarah Ann Sprague, daughter of Lawrence Sprague and Nancy D. Smith. Sarah was May 1825. 1861 Census - W.H. 37, blacksmith, living in Tyendinaga with Sarah 36, George 15, and Sarah 10. 1871 Census - William 46, living in Richmond with Sarah A. 45 and Mate 10. 1881 Census - Sarah A. 60 living in Napanee with daughter Sarah C., her husband Nelson German and family. William died Dec 31, 1892 in Tyendinaga. Sarah Ann died after 1900. | ROBLIN, William Henry (I9241)
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| 7032 | Settled in Whitby | ROBLIN, Phoebe (I4027)
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| 7033 | Settled on Big Island Alexander died before 1861. Rebecca, age 68, a widow, is listed in the 1861 Census living in Sophiasburgh with daughter Agnes and husband Harmonious Fox and family. In 1871 Rebecca, 78, a widow, is living in Ameliasburg with son, Daniel and Hannah M. | ROBLIN, Rebecca (I9229)
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| 7034 | Settlement Certificates for the parish of DERBY ST ALKMUNDS: #62 Michael DALLISON, Anne wife, Joseph. St Marys in the Burrough of Leicester 1737 (SETTLEMENT CERTIFICATES give the name of the person moving into a parish, his/her age, occupation if any and the names and ages usually, of their children. It also gives the name of the Parish from where they came, enabling you to trace back into the area where they previously lived.) | DALLISON, Michael (I11027)
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| 7035 | Settlement on the marriage of Thomas Kentish and Ann Knowlton was dated 21 June 1695 meaning they would have been married sometime after that date but likely not too far afterward. Title: Settlement on the marriage of Thomas Kentish and Ann Knowlton Reference: DE/Z120/44956 Description: Bargain and sale by Thomas Kentish of the Cross, Wheathampstead, gent, to William Knowlton of Park Street, St Stephen's, yeoman, and Thomas Knowlton of Hemel Hempstead, Wheelwright, of a barn at Aynes End Green and lands near, to hold to the use of Thomas Kentish and Anne his intended wife, being daughter of Abigail Knowlton, widow, who is sister for William and Thomas Knowlton. Signatures. Seals Date: 21 June 1695 Held by: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies, not available at The National Archives Language: English | KNOWLTON, Ann (I13963)
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| 7036 | Seven Children | DUNFORD, James (I6778)
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| 7037 | Shadrack Nash witnessed the will of Daniel Nash on 24 February 1763 at Sth Benfleet, Essex, England | NASH, Shadrack (I11914)
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| 7038 | Sharon Floate I was delighted to come across your Petman family tree on the Ancestry.com site recently as I too share the same Petman ancestors as you do. We have the same line in common from the first Robert Petman through to Zachariah Petman and Sarah Hall. My line of descent comes from their daughter Margaret who was baptised in Deal in 1747. I have conducted a lot of work on the family using sources other than parish registers, e.g., wills, marriage licences and chancery court proceedings. If you haven't touched on these, you may not be aware that this Zachariah married four times - and that Robert Petman died leaving a very young second wife and a small child by her, causing lots of legal wranglings between the grown-up children by Margery and this child. I'd be pleased to share this if you don't have it... I've also visited Ickham church and have a photo of Robert Petman's tomb which lies in a very prestigious position right in front of the altar. He was obviously a very influential man... And only yesterday, I had in my hands the will and probate inventory of Peter Petman, son of Robert, who I discovered only a couple of weeks ago, died in 1695 in the city of London, a surgeon. It sent a thrill up the spine to think that I was able to touch the paper he signed and marked with his seal all those generations ago. Amazing. From the detail of what you have in your tree, I wonder if you're in touch with Flora Pettman in England to whom I passed all my info a number of years ago? | PETMAN, Zachariah (I16136)
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| 7039 | Shave-Turkish bath-shine-badges sewn-tour of Brussels in tram with guide-went to opera "Cavalleria Rasticana" & "Paillasse"-Church Army | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 7040 | She appeared on the census in 1881 in 21 Chester Street, Edinburgh Dt.Georges, Edinburgh. Scotland Birth Reg # 8005/1859 Marriages Mar 1894 Fox Robert Charles Kensington 1a 189 Henderson George Kensington 1a 189 Sidey Mary Allison Kensington 1a 189 | SIDEY, Mary Allison (I7898)
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| 7041 | She appeared on the census in 1881 in 21 Chester Street, Edinburgh Dt.Georges, Edinburgh. Scotland Birth reg # 9610/1865 | SIDEY, Allison Isabella (I7902)
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| 7042 | She appeared on the census in 1881 in 21 Chester Street, Edinburgh Dt.Georges, Edinburgh. Scotland Marriages Dec 1899 Sidey Margaret Kensington 1a 345 Husband listed in tree not found in marriage BMD list | SIDEY, Margaret Mabel (I7904)
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| 7043 | She appeared on the census in 1881 in 21 Chester Street, Edinburgh Dt.Georges, Edinburgh. Scotland.. | SIDEY, Robina Ramsay Walker (I7896)
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| 7044 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAMBERT, Anne Barber (I37330)
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| 7045 | she has brothers Juoza and Stasi and one sister Ursule, her father was Justas | Anele (I24206)
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| 7046 | She is buried in Manor Park Cemetery in London, very close to to Jack Cornwall, the youngest recipient of a VC at the Battle of Jutland | RYELAND, Lilian Rose (I3116)
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| 7047 | She is in the 1900 but not in the 1910 census. In the Buchanan County directory for St Joseph, Catherine lives at 2330 S 12th - widow of Stephen with son John R (O'Driscol) used name of Roblin. | CARL, Catharine (I10633)
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| 7048 | She is the first Elizabeth listed, so likely died as child. Elizabeth PUTTEE Sex: F Event(s): Christening: 12 Sep 1749 Parish Church, Folkestone, Kent, Parents: Father: David PUTTEE Mother: Mary WATSON Source Information: IGI Batch number: 8433530 Source Call No. 1395902 Type: Film Sheet: 8 Eliz PUTTEE Sex: F Event(s): Christening: 12 Sep 1749 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: Dav PUTTEE Mother: My Source Information: IGI Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type P020721 1635-1840 0908172 IT 13 Film 6906423 Film | PUTTEE, Elizabeth (I14260)
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| 7049 | She is with her mother in the 1901 census her name is BAKER Births Mar 1848 LUXTON Miriam Sarah Honiton 10 126 | LUXTON, Miriam Sarah (I11054)
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| 7050 | She lists it as 1856 but her parents as 1857, they are more likely to be correct as she was a year old or younger at the time. From the 1901 census | WATSON, Ann Elizabeth (I11452)
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