Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 751 to 800 of 8,461
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| 751 | 1842 in 1881 census, 1851 in 1881 census | MANION, Michael (I13209)
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| 752 | 1842 in most records, 1840 on tombstone | CURLETTE, Levi Roblin (I3704)
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| 753 | 1843 in 1881 Census | CURLETTE, Randall Elgin (I2075)
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| 754 | 1843 in 1881 Census | LANSDOWN, Mary Anne (I6861)
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| 755 | 1844 according to 1851 census | HOPKINS, Sarah (I19762)
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| 756 | 1844 in 1861 Census | EMBLIN, George (I2038)
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| 757 | 1845 in 1881 census | BANFILL, William (I3558)
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| 758 | 1846 in 1891 census | Clarissa (I1592)
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| 759 | 1846 in 1891 census | COOK, Edwin (I3884)
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| 760 | 1847 in 1881 Census | CURLETTE, Horatio Nelson (I4297)
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| 761 | 1847 on Grave | BRYSON, Margaret (I6967)
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| 762 | 1848 in 1881 Census | PIGGOTT, Matilda (I3214)
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| 763 | 1848 in 1881 census | DOUCET, Joseph Tranquille (I17203)
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| 764 | 1848 in 1901 but that must be wrong | SCHELL, William (I37987)
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| 765 | 1849 in 1861 census | BROWN, Lewis B (I1018)
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| 766 | 1849 in 1861 census, 1851 in 1871 census, 1851 in 1881 census, 1852 in 1891 census | MCCORMICK, Margaret (I13201)
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| 767 | 1849 in 1871 Census 1847 in 1881 1860 in 1891 1861 in 1901 | BOURTON, Emily Edith (I2710)
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| 768 | 1849 in 1881 census | FISH, Edward John (I8757)
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| 769 | 1850-1880 | MONTEATH, Alexander (I7869)
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| 770 | 1851 & 1861 Censuses London Commercial and General Directory for 1852 by F. W. Watkins: "Bradbury, Greatorex & Beall, warehousemen, 6 Aldermanbury and 4 Dyer's Court, Aldermanbury" There were several silk and woollen manufacturers and dealers in King Street, Cheapside, but not this company. They must have moved. There was also John Bradbury & Co, wool brokers, 17 Basinghall Street. May be different, or he may have had another company as well. The alphabetical directory also lists Jeremiah Greatorex and William Beall (both listed as of Bradbury, Greatorex and Beall) as warehousemen with the same Aldermanbury addresses. The 6 Aldermanbury address in the 1851 census has 37men described as (looks like) "Silk and woollen warehousemen" and 6 others, presumably servants. | BRADBURY, John Esq (I644)
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| 771 | 1851 aged 7 Scholar, spelt Anne, living with parents in Folkestone. 1861 aged 17 Domestic servant, called Anna, living with parents in Folkestone. 1871 Aged 27 called anne, living with widowed mother Mary (Punnett) in Folkestone. | SPICER, Ann (I36920)
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| 772 | 1851 blacksmith journeyman living on Last Lane, St. Mary, Dover. | BASS, Isaac (I3053)
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| 773 | 1851 cen. Offwell, Devon Thomas Mitcham, Head, aged 66, Ag Lab, born Whitestanton, Somerset Sarah Mitcham, Wife, aged 54, born Offwell, Devon William Mitcham, Son, aged 23, unmarried, Ag Lab, born Offwell, Devon Henry Mitcham, Son, aged 18, unmarried, Ag Lab, born Offwell, Devon Susan Gamblin, Niece, aged 15, unmarried, Lace Maker, born Thorncombe, Devon Jane Gamblin, Niece, aged 12, Lace Maker, born Offwell, Devon The 2 Gamblin children would be the dau's of Sarah's sister Susan. LDS site gives a marriage for Thomas Meatchems to Sarah Snell 12 Apr 1818 at Offwell. | SNELL, Sarah (I10416)
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| 774 | 1851 census Rock Farm Hadleigh WOOD Henry Head M Married 37 Farmeremploying 28 labourers South Benfleet Essex WOOD Mary Ann F Wife Married 31 Farmer's wife Prittlewell Essex WOOD Henry Son M U 7 South Benfleet WOOD G.F. Son M 3 Hadleigh WOOD Eliza Dau F 3 Hadleigh BOREHAM ANN N F 28 Widowed Sister Annuitant Prittlewell BOREHAM A.E. nephew 11 Rochford BOREHAM A.W.W neice 3 Rochford + 2 servants | WOOD-TWIN, Henry (I1513)
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| 775 | 1851 census Robert WHITE Head M 28 M Ag Lab Seaton-DEV Elizabeth WHITE Wife M 29 F --- Seaton-DEV James WHITE Son - 2 M --- Seaton-DEV Sarah A. WHITE Daur - 1m F --- Seaton-DEV Address: Fore Street, Seaton Census Place: Seaton & Beer Axminster, Devons hire PRO Reference: HO/107/1862 Folio: 675 Page: 35 FHL Film: 0221010 | WHITE, Robert (I22673)
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| 776 | 1851 census Samuel BURROUGH Head W 64 MFarmer of 73 Acres Emp 1 LabUpottery-DEV John BURROUGH Son U 28 M Employed on Farm Farway-DEV William BURROUGH Son U 26 M Ag Lab Farway-DEV Harriett BURROUGH Niec U 19 F --- Upottery-DEV Lucy PERRY Serv U 18 F General Serv --- (British Subject)-IDI James H. WHITE Serv U 16 M Plough Boy Seaton-DEV Address: Wilmorsleigh, --- Census Place: Farway Honiton, Devonshire PRO Reference: HO/107/1863 Folio: 63 Page: 1 FHL Film: 0221011 1871 Rowley Dairy House Honiton James White hd 35 farmer Northleigh Ann White wf 30 Farway Sarah White dau 6 scholar Farway Mary White, 9 scholar scholar Colyton Frank White, 3 Farway. 1881 Dwelling: Rowley Farm Census Place: Honiton, Devon, England Source: FHL Film 1341514 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2132 Folio 104 Page 4 James WHITE M 46 M Northleigh, RelHeadOcc:Farmer (112 Acres 1 Laborer) Ann Sophia WHITE M 42 F Farway, Rel: Wife Emily Sophia WHITE U 17 F Farway, Rel: DaurOcc: Dairy Maid Frank Wood WHITE 12 M Farway, Rel: Son Occ: Ploughboy Cora WHITE 9 F Honiton, Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar George WHITE 7 M Colyton, Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Minnie WHITE 2 F Farway, Rel: Daur Samuel SUMMERS U 16 M Colyton, Rel: ServOcc: Farm Servant (Indoor) 1891 CENSUS Rowley Farm, Honiton, Devon, England WHITE James Holmes Head M 55 y Farmer (employer)DEV Northleigh WHITE Ann Sophia Wife M 50 y DEV Farway WHITE Frank Wood Son S 22 y Farmers Son (employee) DEV Farway WHITE Cora Dau S 18 y Farmers Daughter (employee) DEV Honiton WHITE George Son S 17 y Farmers Son (employee) DEV Colyton WHITE Minnie Dau S 12 y Scholar DEV Farway WHITE Giles Seymour Son S 8 y Scholar DEV Honiton 1901 Dwelling: Rowley Farm, Honiton, Devon, England James WHITE M 66 M Northleigh, Rel HeadOcc:Farmer Ann Sophia WHITE M 62 F Farway, Rel: Wife Cora WHITE 28 F Honiton, Rel: Daur George WHITE 25 M Colyton, Rel: Son Giles Seymour WHITE 18 M Honiton Victor BAKER 10 M Honiton Rel: Gson Ernest Herbert WHITE 2 M Honiton Rel Gson | WHITE, James Holmes (I1980)
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| 777 | 1851 Census | BASS, Isaac (I3053)
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| 778 | 1851 Census - Haggerston, Middlesex 1861 Census transcription lists place of birth incorrectly Nottingham in 1871 Census? Ashfield in 1881 Census with the word Kent crossed out. | BANFILL, John (I2249)
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| 779 | 1851 Census Hadleigh HOCKLEY ELLEN J 3 RAINHAM ESS 186 HDL HOCKLEY JOHN 66 BOWERS ESS 186 HDL HOCKLEY SARAH 69 S BENFLEET ESS 186 HDL | WOOD, Sarah (I1510)
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| 780 | 1851 census is the Scottish Census | RYELAND, Elizabeth Lydia (I1252)
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| 781 | 1851 census lists his place of birth as Ireland 1861 census - Ontario 1871 census - Ontario 1881 census - Ontario 1901 census unclear, first thought is Ontario but it looks significantly different than the other Ontario's. Death certificate lists Montreal | MCAULEY, Henry (I12809)
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| 782 | 1851 Census record for Lydia Spicer Age 13 Estimated Year of Birth 1838 Relationship to Head of Household DAUGHTER Occupation Address North Street District Elham, Folkstone Parish Administrative County Kent Birth Place Folkestone Birth County KENT | SPICER, Lydia (I36937)
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| 783 | 1851 census Record Number Folio Number: 276 Schedule Number: 45 Address: Caverswall Occupants: William ,Bradbury,Head,M,45,Farmer 144 acres employing 1 in door lab & 1 out with a boy,Caverswall Staffs Margaret Bradbury,Wife,M,48,Caverswall Staffs William ,Bradbury,Son,S,18,Farmer's son employed on farm,Caverswall Staffs - Mary Gould,Servant,S,16,dairy maid,Cheddleton Staffs Sarah Lockett,Servant,S,15,House Servant,Caverswall Staffs William Brassington,Servant,S,20,waggoner,Caverswall Staffs Thomas Hulme,Servant,S,18,plough boy,Caverswall Staffs 1861 census Farmer of 81 Acres employing 2 labourers. 1871 Census Farmer of 156 Acres employing 4 labourers. Living at Bank House, Caverswall. Memorial Inscription at St. Peters, Caverswall, Staffs. In memory of Margaret, wife of William Bradbury of the Bank House, who departed this life Febry 5th 1860, aged 57 years. Be ye therefore ready also for the son of man cometh at an hour when ye think not. Luke XII c40v Also of the above William Bradbury who died Jan 6th 1886, aged 80 years. There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God. Hebrews iv9. Deaths Mar 1886 BRADBURY William 80 Cheadle 6b 217 | BRADBURY, William (I672)
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| 784 | 1851 census servant in the ISAACS home | HUGHES, Emma (I3266)
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| 785 | 1851 census with father | Family: William BAKER / Mary HINDS (F7134)
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| 786 | 1851 census with father 1861 census not found 1871-1901 poss the Thomas Baker b 1843 Folkestone living in Clifton Bristol - Hotel Servant - also a Henry Baker b1846 Folkestone in Clifton, Bristol 1871-1901. Copy of marriage certificate may show more | BAKER, Thomas Tracey (I23499)
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| 787 | 1851 census with father 1861 census poss the Henry Baker b 1848 Folkestone, Butcher's Boy in Cheriton Poss the Henry Baker b 1848/9 Folkestone living in Clifton, Bristol on 1871-1901 census- Hotel worker - also a Thomas Baker b 1844 Folkestone living in Clifton, Bristol on 1871-1901 census Hotel Porter Copy of marriage certificate may show more | BAKER, Henry (I23498)
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| 788 | 1851 CENSUS: Place: Folkestone Thomas ROGERS, Head, M, 34, b.Ospringe Anna C ROGERS, Wife, M, 23, b.Folkestone John O. ROGERS, Son, 5, b.Folkestone Sarah G. ROGERS, Dau, 3, b.Trowbridge, WIL Harriet S. ROGERS, Dau, 2, b.Folkestone | ROGERS, Thomas (I16282)
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| 789 | 1851 Census. Place: Folkestone Baker PENNY, Head, W, 89, b.Folkestone Elizabeth PENNY, Dau, W, 46, Redcar, Kent Alice PENNY, G/Dau, U, 21, b.Folkestone | PENNY, Baker (I15823)
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| 790 | 1851 census.4 Cross? Street, St John Horsleydown Elizabeth HALL wife married 25 mariner's wife b.Folkestone Elizabeth HALL dau 1 b. Southwark, SRY Mary Ann? Shipton? visitor wid 57 born ????? | MINTER, Elizabeth (I16061)
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| 791 | 1851 census.4 Cross? Street, St John Horsleydown Elizabeth HALL wife married 25 mariner's wife b.Folkestone Elizabeth HALL dau 1 b. Southwark, SRY Mary Ann? Shipton? visitor wid 57 born ????? | HALL, Elizabeth Susanah (I16064)
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| 792 | 1851 in 1861 Census | EMBLIN, Louisa (I7790)
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| 793 | 1851 Milliners apprentice aged 16, living with mother and stepfather James Crouch in Newington, shown as daughter in law, should read step daughter 1861 Aged 29, living with husband Jacob and familly in Folkstone, 1871 Mariners wife aged 39, living in Folkstone with her children, husband is absent, 1881 Aged 49, living with husband Jacob and familly in Folkstone, 1891 Aged 59, living with husband Jacob and familly in Folkstone, | MARSHALL, Frances Elizabeth (I36945)
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| 794 | 1851 Scotland in 1901 Census 1847 London in 1881 Census | Catherine (I3591)
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| 795 | 1851 Scottish Census | MCINNES, Elizabeth (I2199)
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| 796 | 1851 Scottish Census | MCINNES, Hugh (I2200)
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| 797 | 1851 Scottish Census | MCINNES, Hugh (I2200)
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| 798 | 1851 Scottish Census | MCINNES, Emma (I11673)
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| 799 | 1851 Scottish Census | MCINNES, Eleanor (I13042)
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| 800 | 1851 UK CENSUS: Place: Folkestone Richard MAJOR, Head, M, 38, b.Folkestone Harriett MAJOR, Wife, M, 37, b.Ashford Richard MAJOR, Son, 11, b.Folkestone Edward MAJOR, Son, 9, Folkestone Harriet MAJOR, Dau, 7, b.Folkestone James MAJOR, Son, 6, b.Folkestone George MAJOR, Son, 4, b.Folkestone | MAJOR, Richard (I16109)
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