Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 8,251 to 8,300 of 8,461
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| 8251 | Weslyan Methodist Church | Family: George James KING / Sarah HALL (F3809)
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| 8252 | West 1/4 | CURLETTE, Randall Elgin (I2075)
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| 8253 | West Huntingdon Township | WANNAMAKER, Aletha Lavinia Rose (I9163)
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| 8254 | West Kisly Church | Family: George Henry RYELAND / Hilda Marion ANTHONY (F767)
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| 8255 | WestGate Lodge Nursing Home | ROBLIN, Nora Doris (I4904)
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| 8256 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | OWEN, Emma Leigh (I4206)
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| 8257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | OWEN, Bodhi James (I4290)
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| 8258 | Westminster, St George, Hanover Square | Family: Francis Knowlton PITCHFORD / Ann HEWS (F1373)
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| 8259 | Weston was still alive in 1880 living with son Willett in Sanilac county Michigan | WRIGHT, Weston Owen (I9330)
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| 8260 | Weybridge? | DICKENSON, Thomas (I3231)
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| 8261 | Wharfedale | SPEARPOINT, John (I15715)
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| 8262 | When he was a young police man he disturbed Jack The Ripper in the middle of killing someone, he gave chase but lost him. (Jack the Ripper's Murders were in the summer of 1888) Ryland in 1881 Census Monday May 9 1898 Ryeland is a man between 40-45. Has been 20 years in the police force. Always in Hoxton. Was on the GWR before joining. Brown short beard & mustache. Teetotaler. Pay 34p per week. Rather over medium height. Black soft felt hat. Knows district well. Offends a little by his self conscious righteousness but is really good. HAIR Brown | RYELAND, William Richard (I2167)
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| 8263 | When his father James died he was placed in All Saints Boy's Orphanage 29 & 31 High Street Lewsham, Kent and started school there (shown in 1881 British Census). Was latter reclamed after Charlotte remarried (post 1881 Census). Went to Ireland and India with Charlotte and Nathaniel Henry Nettleton (since he served in the army). Also had a Gertrude HAYNES living with them in the 1911 census, a domestic servant. | RYELAND, Captain Arthur Edwin (I4340)
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| 8264 | When his father James died he was placed in All Saints Boy's Orphanage 29 & 31 High Street Lewsham, Kent and started school there (shown in 1881 British Census). Was latter reclamed after Charlotte remarried (post 1881 Census). Went to Ireland and India with Charlotte and Nathaniel Henry Nettleton (since Nathaniel served in the army). Francis Ryeland,N C O,S,20,,Bombadier Roy.Artillary,Employed,Egypt Brit Subj , Fought in the Boer War and World War 1 (Company Sergeant Major F Ryeland) Posted in South Africa from 1899-1902 THE ASSIZES NORTH-EASTERN CIRCUIT At York, last week, before Mr. Justice Grantham, FRANCIS JAMES SINCLAIR RYELAND, 26, soldier, pleaded "Guilty" to stealing £50, the property of her Majesty, at Throxenby Barracks, near Scarborough, on May 29. Mr. Luck prosecuted; the prisoner was not represented by counsel. It seems that Ryeland was a sergeant on the permanent staff of the Yorkshire Artillery Militia, who were on May 29 last stationed at Throxenby Barracks. On that day he received £50 for the purpose of paying some canteen and other bills. Instead of using the money for the purpose for which it was intended, he absconded with it to America, leaving his wife and three children behind him. Captain Burt, the adjutant of the regiment, stated that the prisoner had borne a good character and that a considerable sum of money had previously passed through his hands. His pay-sheet was no quite right, and perhaps the fear of getting into trouble for this reason induced him to go away. The prisoner said he was very sorry for what he had done, and that drink and gambling had brought him into trouble. The learned Judge said that the moral crime of leaving his wife and children was as bad as taking the money, and sentenced the prisoner to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. - The Times: July 26 1897 | RYELAND, Francis James Sinclair (I7893)
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| 8265 | When the Second World War erupted in 1939, he enlisted in the Canadian Army as a private. Longing to become a pilot, he took private flying lessons and achieved a transfer in the spring of 1940 to the fledgling Royal Canadian Air Force. His eyesight wasn't good enough for him to qualify as a pilot, but he was shipped overseas as a junior officer in 1942 in a tactical and operations unit. Deeply involved in the tactical planning for D-Day, he landed in Normandy on June 30, 1944, and helped chase the retreating Axis forces through France into Holland, all the way to Hamburg, Germany. By the time he was demobilized in 1946, he had the rank of a wing commander in the RCAF. | ROBLIN, Honourable Charles Dufferin PC, CC, OM, LLD, DC (I9912)
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| 8266 | Where Roger and David were born. This house was rented from the Dover Harbour Board. | RYELAND, Henry Arthur James (I4451)
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| 8267 | Where was he in the 1871 census?? | WATSON, Thomas Grantham (I2776)
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| 8268 | Where was she from 1841-1863? - There is the remote possiblity that she is the Emma Ryeland who is the mother of Wm J Anderson who gor married in 1910 in Boone, Illinois, USA, son of Thomas Anderson. | RYELAND, Emma Mills (I1290)
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| 8269 | While Daniel was in Wales | PITCHFORD, Mary Ann (I7871)
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| 8270 | While Geoffrey went to look for work in Canada | SNELL, Margaret Betty (I2562)
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| 8271 | While going through the Castleton Women's Institute records, I found a newspaper clipping titled Castleton in 1870 by T. J. Wilson. It is undated and the newspaper is not mentioned. Under places of business it lists W. H. Polley, fruit tree dealer. Township of Cramahe Public Library, Castleton. Gord Polley also remembers that his Grandfather had a nursery business in Castleton because he had a sign in the attic of their house that said William H. Polley Florist from that business. | POLLEY, William Harrison (I7660)
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| 8272 | While his family was back in Scotland for a few years, father was Minister of Dores Parish, 1855 in 1911 Census | MCNAUGHTON, Peter (I7852)
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| 8273 | While serving with the R.A.F. | Family: Ronald Ritchie DICKSON / Hilary RILEY (F1074)
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| 8274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BOTHWELL, Willian John (I5885)
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| 8275 | Whipps Cross Hospital Name: Winifred Rose Ryeland Death Year: [1988] Age: 83 Birth Date: 30 Oct 1904 Death Registration Month/Year: Feb 1988 Registration District: Waltham Forest Inferred County: Greater London Inferred Country: England | SMITH, Winifred Rose (I3150)
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| 8276 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Alexander John (I1445)
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| 8277 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Jonathan David (I1556)
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| 8278 | White Oak Cemetery | BUISKER, Henry (I1540)
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| 8279 | White Oak Cemetery | WILTSHIRE, Caroline Ethel (I36686)
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| 8280 | Whitechapel, Middlesex, England in 1881 Census | THORNE, Louisa (I3522)
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| 8281 | Whitehall | ROBINSON, Florence Anne (I35483)
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| 8282 | Whites Cemetery | ROBLIN, John Ivy (I4818)
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| 8283 | Whites Cemetery | COLE, Mary Ann "Polly" (I4826)
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| 8284 | Whites, Sidney Twp, Cemetery | ROBLIN, Sophia (I4828)
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| 8285 | Whites, Sidney Twp, Cemetery | ROBLIN, Almira (I4835)
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| 8286 | Whites, Sidney Twp, Cemetery | ROBLIN, Eliza (I5242)
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| 8287 | Whitewater, WI in 1960 | FLUAITT, Bernard (I6436)
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| 8288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | FLUAITT, Karen Louise (I6552)
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| 8289 | Whitewater, WI in 1960 | FLUAITT, Debbie Lynn (I6553)
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| 8290 | Whitford in Ancestry Transcription | KOTCHAPAW, Wilfred (I9458)
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| 8291 | Who's Who in Folkestone 1700-1840: PUTTEE, David son of David a free man 1748 mariner, 1750 commoner. 1752 fined for non attendance, 1760 Assessor, 1764 fined for non attendance, 1765 commoner, 1767 Chamberlain, 1769-1770 attending vesting, 1771 Jurat assistant to Mayor, 1772 Assessor, 1774 Assistant to Mayor, 1775-1787 Assessor, 1787 Assistant to Mayor, 1778-1789 tamb (refer to commentary 1798 Universal British Directory for reference to Jurat and Chamberlain). | PUTTEE, David (I13949)
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| 8292 | Who's Who of Folkestone 1700-1840: PUTTEE, David - cordwainer bought freedom for five pounds 1713-1746. | PUTTEE, David (I13962)
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| 8293 | Wholesale Jewellery to jewellery stores from Toronto all the way to the west coast of Canada | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 8294 | Widow at the time of marriage to Thomas COWLEY so we don't know if her maiden name was STARK or something else such as the possibilities below (not an exhaustive list) Possible first Marriages these are the brothers of James (below) who was living next door to Mary in the censuses. WILLIAM STARK Spouse: MARY POLLARD Family Marriage: 07 SEP 1809 Broad Clyst, Devon, England (Above is most likely example, based on age of Mary at Marriage and also the fact that Robert who was born in 1824 seems to clearly state Thomas was his father so the below marriage would have been after that and therefore wouldn't work.) JOSEPH STARKE MARY BULL Family Marriage: 03 APR 1824 Broad Clyst, Devon, England Also living next door to a James STARK in the censuses, brother in law? | STARK, Mary (I3082)
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| 8295 | Widow in 1841 census | MARSHMAN, Martha (I37466)
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| 8296 | Widow in 1881 census living at 16 Steyne Broadwater, Sussex. Working as a Nurse , domestic servant for Lewis Burnand, Stockbroker and his wife Matilda | WRIGHT, Emma (I16491)
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| 8297 | widow of Mercier | COLESON, Nicole (I23811)
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| 8298 | widow of unknown McIntosh | Ida (I13061)
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| 8299 | Widow, head of household | BAILES, Ellen Amy (I19020)
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| 8300 | Widowed | OSBORN, Ann (I10440)
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