Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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Matches 8,301 to 8,350 of 8,461
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| 8301 | Widower | FOX, William (I2803)
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| 8302 | Widower | HANDLEY, Fredrick Allen (I3720)
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| 8303 | Widower at time of marriage Deaths Mar 1867 Nowers Edward 85 Dover 2a 534 | NOWERS, Edward (I2142)
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| 8304 | Widower at time of marriage | BUCKLEY, Thomas (I2801)
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| 8305 | Widower, Will index 12th Oct 1859 | NASH, Daniel (I4838)
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| 8306 | Wife | SPEARPOINT, Mary (I14193)
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| 8307 | Wife | WAKEFIELD, Winifred Hannah (I36859)
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| 8308 | Wife is a widow in the 1861 census | MCAULEY, Henry (I12807)
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| 8309 | Wife listed as Nellie Polley on Attestation Papers for WW1 service (Canada) in 1916. Not clear that this is the mother of Leslie Jr or a later spouse of Leslie Sr. Nancy POLLEY according to source | Nancy (I12854)
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| 8310 | Wife may have been Lucinda?? | TRUMPOUR, Andrew (I12060)
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| 8311 | Will Ann Turner herebefore Pitchford - Via Rod Wise PCC Prob 11/1526 1811. This is the last will and testament of Ann Pitchford of Couchfield in the Parish of Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire ****** form following that is to say first and ****I commend my soul into the hand of Almighty God my maker and etc etc that is to say ** executors pay funeral expenses that it is my wish to be buried as near as convenient to my last loving husband Francis Pitchford and to my dear" Mary Ann Pitchford all my wearing cloaks and the clok that stands in the ******* I will last that my sons William & Francis Pitchford shall have all the * * that was my brothers equally divided between them. I will that my goods and chattels plate & and * with my money in funds shall be equally divided between my three children William, Francis and Mary Ann Pitchford at the arrival of their twenty one years and not until that age provided * before my childrens of the age of 21. I * that my personal estate shall be sold and the money arising from such sale be placed in the funds ar interest * in the funds at my decease shall divided equally between my three children provided my children shall be with 21 years old at my decease it is my wish that my personal property shall be equally divided between them as it may be you agreeable to them to have the personals than to have them sold and for the * of the * * to my children I request my dear friend Jonathon * London my loving brother Edward Hill To take upon themselves * of acting as executors to tend my last will and testament To which I put my hand and seal this twenty fifth day of April 1796 Ann Pitchford Witness to the signing Thomas Ease, Sarah Hill. Proved at London 1811 | KNOWLTON, Ann (I4328)
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| 8312 | Will available from PE Country land registry office #500 GR 1899 Prince Edward 1885 010020-85 Randall CURLETTE, 38, Sophiasburg, same, Farmer, s/o John & Elizabeth CURLETTE married Alice A. CARMAN, 23, Napanee, Sophiasburg, d/o Henry & Almeda CARMAN. Wtn: Frank RUTTAN and Philip DREURY of Sophiasburg on Jan 14, 1885 at Sophiasburg Spelt Curlett in Census | CURLETTE, Randall Elgin (I2075)
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| 8313 | Will available from PE Land Registry office #741 R.R. 1906 N or M | CURLETTE, Horatio Nelson (I4297)
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| 8314 | Will of Daniel Nash of Danbury, Essex Made on the 20th November 1714 and proved on the 21st August 1716 Essex Record Office reference D/ABR 17/119 Contains some abbreviations which have been shown in full for ease of reading In the name of God amen I Daniel Nash of Danbury in the County of Essex yeond being in perfect mind and memory thanks be given to Almighty God do make & ordain this my last will and testament after my debts & funeral charges paid in ye following manner and form Impris I will & bequeath ye Bond I gave to John Cooper Snr of Danbury gent on ye account of marrying my daughter Ethelred be fully satisfied and paid according to ye true conditions thereof Item I give to my son Daniel Nash my eldest son the sum of twenty eight pounds of good & lawful money to be paid twelve months after the decease of my loving wife Ethelred by my extor hereafter named Item I give & bequeath to my loving wife Elthelred all ye my freehold messuage or land including (?) ye land and appurtenances both free and copyhold thereunto belonging lying in ye parish of Woodham Ferrers during her natural life also one half of my goods chattels ………… ready money debts owing to me & other my personal estate ……….. except in both ye gift which I have given by bond to ye said John Cooper shall claim in them Item I give to my younger son John Nash whom I likewise constitute and appoint my only and sole extor of this my last will & testament ………… after my said wifes decease all ye my free & copyhold estate lying in Woodham Ferrers as aforesaid to him his heirs & assigns forever also after my decease ye other half of my goods chattels ……….. ready money debts owing to me and other my personal estate whatsoever except as before said …………………….. out of both by virtue of ye said John Coopers bond by him freely to be possessed and enjoyed forever And I do hereby disallow revoke & disannul all & every former …. wills and legacies bequests & extors by me in any ways before this time named willed & bequeathed satisfying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this twentieth day of November 1714 Daniel Nash Signed sealed published pronounced & declared by ye said Daniel Nash as his last will and testament in ye presence of us ye subscribed Elizabeth Hoyden her mark Mary Hoyden her mark Ben Fallowes Probate in Latin but proved at Chelmsford on the 7th September 1716 by John Nash | NASH, Daniel (I25925)
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| 8315 | WILL OF DANIEL NASH of Woodham Walter, Essex Made the 21st February 1740 and proved the 9th August 1753 Essex Record Office reference D/ABR 24/159 In the name of God amen I Daniel Nash of Woodham Walter in the County of Essex yeoman being of perfect and sound mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following First I give and devise all that my freehold messuage or tenement and lands and hereditaments thereunto belonging with their and very of their appurtenances situate lying and being on Scullstye Green together with a field commonly called Scullstye Field and …………… thereunto belonging now with tenure or occ- upation of John Sheppard or his under tenants all which said premises are situate lying and being in Woodham Walter within said County of Essex and all my right title and interest of and in the same unto my son in law Abraham Roys and Hannah his wife To have and to hold the said messuage or tenements lands and pre- mises with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said Abraham Roys and Hannah his wife for and during the term of their natural lives and the life of the longer liver of them and after their several deceases I give and devise the said messuage or tenements lands and premises before mentioned unto my loving son …………… Nash and his heirs and assigns forever And I give and bequeath unto my said daughter Hannah Roys immediately after my decease a years rent of all the lands and premises which I shall be possessed at the time of my decease and also all sums of money whatsoever as shall be then owing to me And I also give and bequeath unto my son Daniel Nash the sum of one shilling to be paid him by my executrix hereinaf- ter named within one month after my death And I give and devise unto my loving son Joseph Nash all that my copyhold messuage or tenement lands and hereditaments outhouses gardens and fields thereunto belonging situate lying and being ……….. Hubbards Green in the said County of Essex and being parts and parcel of the Manor of Purley which said copyhold lands I have surrendered to the use of this my last will and testament the said copyhold messuage or tenement lands and premises unto my said son Joseph Nash and his heirs and assigns forever at the will of the Lords according to the custom of the said manor. I give and devise all that my copyhold messuage lands tenements and hereditaments with two …… gardens and orchards thereunto belonging on…………. ………………………………………………………..Woodham Walter in the County of Essex aforesaid and being part and parcel of the Manor of Woodham Walter unto my loving son Josuah Nash which said copyhold messuage lands and premises I have also surrendered to the use of this my last will and testament to have and to hold the said copyhold messuage lands and premises unto my said son Josuah Nash his heirs and assigns forever And I give and devise all that my freehold messuage lands tenements and hereditaments gardens and orchards and the new barn lately there erected and the stables and all the outhouses thereunto belonging or appertaining situate lying and being in Woodham Walter aforesaid and now or late in the tenure or occupation of the said John Sheppard or his undertenents in as large and ample man- ner as the said John Sheppard or his undertenents they or either of them now possess the same (except the field called Scullsyte field and the house there belonging herein before by me devised to my son in law Abraham Roys and Hannah his wife aforesaid) unto my son Samuel Nash to have and to hold the said messuage or tenement lands and hereditaments unto my said son Samuel Nash his heirs and assigns forever I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Francis the wife of Robert Francis of Much Baddow in the County of Essex the sum of one shilling to be paid her by my executrix hereinafter named within one month after my death and all the rest and residue of my estate whatsoever both real and personal not herein before dispos- ed of I give devise and bequeath the same unto my said daugh- ter Hannah Roys and her heirs and assigns forever and I do make her my said daughter Hannah Roys sole executrix of this my last will and testament and I do hereby revoke all former wills by me made and declare this to be my last will and testament In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty first day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty Daniel Nash Signed sealed published and declared by the above named Daniel Nash the testator to be his last will and testament in the presence of us who subscribed our names as witnesses hereunto in the presence of the said testator the words and house thereunto belonging and the house thereunto belonging being first underlined Matthew …………. Orchard Street, ……….. Job Mill of Grevile Street, Holloway David Jones at ……….. Court, Middle Temple Proved the ninth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty three before the Reverend William …………… Clerk Master of Arts lawful surro- gate etc by the oath of Hannah Roys the sole executrix to whom administration was granted she being first duly sworn | NASH, Daniel (I11901)
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| 8316 | Will of Ann NASH Ann NASH PCC 1850 Essex June 459 Granddaughter Suzannah Rebecca BENTON some dwelling and property, otherwise sell everything and give to son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD All other personal estate and effects Suzannah Rebecca BENTON And son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD Executors Daniel NASH Johnathon WOOD son in law William DENT James TYRRELL Elizar TYRRELL 21st June 1850 | CROW, Ann (I4947)
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| 8317 | Will of James PURNELL of Hallatrow. In the Name of God Amen, The Seaventeenth day of February 1686/7, I Jam es PURNELL of Hallatrow in the parish of high Litelton in the County of So mersett, Clothier, not being well in body but of perfect mind and memor y, thankes be given to God for it, calling to mind the mortallity of my bo dy and that it is appointed for allmen once to dye, doe here make and orda ine my last Will and Testament in manner and forme as followeth, that is to say, First and principally, I give my soule into the hands of God my maker a nd Redeemer, And my body to the Earth,to be buried in decent manner. And as touching any worldly Estate, as it hath pleased God to bless me wi th a small part in this life, I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth SALLM ON of Paulton, my intended wife, the ground at Withy Mills, with that whi ch was formerly in the possession of Edward HORT and to enter it in two ye ares time after my decease. Also, I give and bequeath to Cheryty HILL of Masbury [Marksbury], daught er of the Widdow HILL of Masbury, one ground called Custom, formerly in po ssession of John HILL of Masbury and to enter into it at the end of two ye ares after my decease. Also, I give and bequeath unto Hanna HILL, her sister, one little meadow c alled East Close, former in the possession [of] John HILL aforesaid a nd to enter into it at the end of two yeares after my decease. Also, all the remaining part of my Estate, I give to my loveing and tend er Father Robert PURNELL, whom I appoint to be my sole Executor, to recei ve my debts and to disburse my funerall charges, the rest to take unto him selfe, not doubting but he will dispose the same where he sees most nee d. James PURNELL. Signed and sealed in [the] presence of Thomas MOONE, Mary NAISH, the mar ke of Elizabeth HUISH, the marke of Jone NAISH, the marke of Mary BLACKER, Jonas HUISH. Probate granted at PCC London on 4th April 1687 to Robert PURNELL, fath er of the deceased and Executor named in the Will. (Q.52 PROB11/387 f.61) | PURNELL, James (I20298)
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| 8318 | Will of William Knowlton of Park Street in the Parish of St. Stephens 1717 People mentioned - Susan Hawkins of Kings Langley daughter of my late cousin Sarah Hawkins of Redbourn. Her Sister Mary Hawkins now dwelling with me William Hawkins brother of Sarah and Mary Hawkins My loving brother - Thomas Knowlton of Crouchfield My loving sister - Ann Kentish executrix Sept 1717 | KNOWLTON, William (I13961)
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| 8319 | Will probated on that date | KNOWLTON, Thomas (I12247)
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| 8320 | Will proved at London 1811 | KNOWLTON, Ann (I4328)
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| 8321 | Will proved at PCC and names brothers William Skey Purnell and John Purnel l Transcript of the will of Sarah Purnell of Hallatrow, Somerset Proved 27th July 1832 (PROB 11/1801 q396 f 359) This is the last will and testament of Sarah Purnell of Hallatrow with t he parish of High Littleton in the county of Somerset, spinster. I give a nd bequeath unto my brother William Skey Purnell the sum of one hundred po unds. Also I give and bequeath unto my brother John Purnell the sum of o ne hundred pounds. * said two legacies I herby direct shall be paid at t he expiration of twelve months next after my decease all the rest resid ue and remainder of my estate and property as well * as * and also a ll my monies and securities for money and other effects whatsoever a nd * I give devise and bequeath unto my dear sister Betty Purne ll to * to *** executors and administrator for ever and I do hereby nomina te executor appoint my said sister Betty Purnell sole executrix of th is my will hereby revoking all other wills and declaring this to be my on ly last will and testament. In witness * I have to * my last will and tes tament set my hand and seal this second day of December one thousand eig ht hundred and fifteen Sarah Purnell. Signed sealed published and * by t he said testator Sarah Purenll as * for her last will and testament in t he presence of us who in her presence and * her * and in the presen ce of * as witnesses Richard Langford Hallatrow, Somt; Frances Langford; J no Hill Clerk to Mr Langford. Proved at London 27th June 1832 before the judge by the Oath of Betty Purn ell, Spinster the sister and sole Executrix to whom admon was granted bei ng first sworn (by *) to administer. | PURNELL, Sarah (I21615)
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| 8322 | Will proved at PCC and names four nieces (Betty Skey Cox, Martha Broardri bb Green, Sarah Breach and Sarah Coventry) Transcript of will of Betty Purnell of Hallatrow, within the parish of Hi gh Littleton, Somerset Proved 18th January 1851 at PCC (ref PROB 11/2126 q60 f80) This is the last will and testament of me, Betty Purnell of Hallatrow with in the parish of High Littleton in the county of Somerset, spinster. Wher eas I am entitled to the mines veins and seams of coal ore, minerals and m etals in and under all the piece of meadow or pasture ground variously cal led or known by the name of Rowdens Grip containing by estimation four acr es and a half (more or less) situate lying and being in the parish of Paul ton in the said county of Somerset * * said piece of ground was sometime s ince known * to Rowdens’s Grip and middle Close was also sometime since k nown open to a close of ground called Withey Mills and which said three pi eces of land now form one close and is called Hartrets; ten acres and t he same belongs to William Coxeter James esquire, and which said pie ce of ground called Rowden’s Grip is bound on the east by a piece of mead ow or pastures ground heretofore belong to John Watts, but now to David No okes(?) on the west by two pieces of meadow or pasture ground once heretof ore belong to Stephen Plummer also call Rowden’s Grip * * heretofore belo ng to Samuel Tuber but * now belonging to John Hill esquire and * on the s outh by the highway leading from Bath to Wells and on the north by the sa id piece of land heretofore called Riddle Close and which said mines we re worked by my later father and mother Robert Purnell and Betty Purnell w ere * exchanged the said piece of land called Rowdens Grip with John Jame s, Joseph Hill, and Diana Rolpease(?) in or about the year one thousand se ven hundred and fifty nine for a * of meadow or pasture land called the Gr ove otherwise Withy Mills (formerly in * * and then called the Chatwell t he Grove and Rudgway) now the property and being intermixed with other lan ds now or late of the Reverend James Ramball Row * so hereby give and devi se unto my nephew Robert Purnell (late of the City of Bristol) all and sin gular the said mines, veins, seams and strata of coal ore minerals and * t ogether will all such liberties right to privileges, powers and advantag es of cut__ing into and upon the __fare if the same pranises (?) or any pa rt thereof to mine big * for hand and * away the same as shall or m ay be * and necessary * reasonable satisfaction for the dame done here to or nearby * the same with the appertenaures until and to the use of t he said Robert Purnell, his heirs and assigns for ever. I give and bequea th my gold watch with the equipage and appendages belonging to it to my ni ece Mr Betty Skey Cox. I give and bequeath the best of my diamond rin gs to my relative Mrs Mary Ann Spry. I give and bequeath to other of my d iamond rings to her sister Mrs Frances Skey Scobell. I give and bequea th the best of my pearl broaches to my relative Mrs Hest Scobell. I gi ve and bequeath the other of my pearl broaches to her sister Miss Sarah Sa vage. I give and bequeath all the rest of my jewels, trinkets and person al ornaments unto my four nieces Mrs Sarah Coventry, Mrs Martha Green, t he said Betty Skey Cox, and Mrs Sarah Breach to be equally divided betwe en and amongst them by my executor * the appointed. I give and bequea th my sixteen foreign china plates to my relative Mrs Jane Scobell. I gi ve and bequeath all my household goods and furniture, my books and a ll my plate to my said nephew Robert Purnell. I give and bequeath a ll my clothes and linen of every description unto my before named four nie ces Mrs Sarah Coventry, Mrs Martha Green, Mrs Betty Skey Cox and Mrs Sar ah Breach to be equally divided between and amongst them by my said Execut or. I give and bequeath a legacy of one hundred pounds to my niece the sa id Sarah Coventry. All the rest residue and remainder of my real and pers onal estate and effects not hereinto fore before mentioned legacy all my j ust debts my funeral expenses and the cost and charges of proving th is my will I give devised and bequeath the same and every part and parc el thereof with the appertenments to the belonging unto my said nephew Rob ert Purnell Trustee and sole executor of this my will and hereby revoke a ll former and * wills by me at any time heretofore made and do declare th is only to be and maintain my last will and testament contained on two she ets of paper set my hand and seal that is to say my * to the preceding * a nd my hand and seal to the * and last sheet this eighteenth day of Novemb er one thousand eight hundred and forty five Betty Purnell. Signed seale d, published and * by the said as * last will and testament in the presen ce of us and in the presence of said ****** Hannah Evans servant at Mrs Ja ne Scobell, John Hill Soltr Hallatrow. This is a codicil to the last will and testament of Betty Purnell of Halla trow within the parish of High Littleton in the county of Somerset spinst er whereas by my written will I gave and bequeathed a quarter share of cer tain my clothes and linen and a legacy of one hundred pounds to my niece t he certain named Mrs Sarah Coventry was to be now deceased * to hereby fi ve and bequeath the share of my jewels, trinkets and personal ornaments cl othes and linen and legacy intended for the said Sarah Coventry in a nd by my certain will unto all and every the children of the said Sarah Co ventry that shall be living at the time of my decease in equal shares a nd proportions and * my niece was within name Sarah Breach is now also dec eased now I do hereby give and bequeath the share of my jewels, trinke ts and personal ornaments and all my clothes and linen that I intended f or the said Sarah Breach in my written will unto all and every the childr en of the said Sarah Breach that shall be living at the time of my decea se in equal shares and proportions and in all * report certify and confi rm my written will in witness * I have here unto set my hand this thirteen th day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and for ty eight. Betty Purnell Signed by the said Betty Purnell in the presence of us being present at t he same time who at her request in her presence Hannah Evans (servant livi ng at Mrs Scobell’s Hallatrow) John Hill Solr Hallatrow. Proved at London with a codicil 18th January 1851 before the worshipful Th omas Spints Dorton of Law and Surrogate by the oath Robert Purnell the nep hew and sole executor to whom admons was granted having been first sworn d uly to administer. | PURNELL, Betty (I21614)
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| 8323 | Will proved on 5 May 1736 | BULL, Thomas (I6304)
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| 8324 | Willesborough, Kent, England in 1881 census Margate in 1851 | STREETEN, Elizabeth (I20052)
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| 8325 | Willey Backs, Staffordshire in 1861 Census | GOLDSTRAW, Elizabeth (I751)
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| 8326 | William and Jane settled in Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co., ON, Canada. | TRUMPOUR, William (I12053)
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| 8327 | William and Mary do not seem to be married in Ontario, as of April 2008 I can't find any record of that marriage, they may have married in Rochester. The census records from 1880(US) and 1881(CAN) show them as single and show their son William Jr as using the surname McGUIRE in 1880. So if they got married it is more than likely in late 1881 or later, William Jr's immagration to Canada took place at either 1881(1911 census) or 1882(1901 census) so they may have been married before he and Mary came back to Canada. | Family: William Harrison POLLEY / Mary MCGUIRE (F2444)
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| 8328 | William died on the 3rd March 1968 at his home, 3 Station Road. He had lived th ere since at least 1941, not sure of the date they moved there. The death was r eported by his only child, Ernest William Punnett, the next day.William was kno wn locally as 'Old Bill', there was a note to this in the obituary. The occupat ion on the death crtificate was, general farm worker, retired. | PUNNETT, William Henry (I16487)
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| 8329 | William Emblin, full age, bachelor, resident L/Mendip at time of marriage, married Emma DENNING, full age, spinster, on 6 July 1878 at Leigh- on-Mendip. His father given as William Emblin and her father as John Denning. Witnesses were John Denning, Mary Denning. | Family: William Frank EMBLIN / Emma M DENNING (F2165)
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| 8330 | William HALL Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 3 Jan 1817 Folkstone, Kent, England Parents: Father: William HALL Mother: Mary HALL IGI Source Information: Film Number: 451999 Reference Number: 56480 William HALL Sex: M Event(s): Christening: 3 Jan 1817 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: William HALL Mother: Mary HALL IGI Source Information: Film Number: 458191 | HALL, William (I16006)
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| 8331 | William HALL Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Mary SHRUBSOLE Marriage: 3 Mar 1817 Folkestone, Kent, England IGI Source Information: Batch number: Source Call No. Type A456846 - 456846 Film | Family: William HALL / Mary SHRUBSOLE (F4905)
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| 8332 | William in 1841 census | NOWERS, Wilson Gates (I11564)
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| 8333 | William Kake, 22, of Innisfil, born in Canada son of Emanuel & Ellan Kake, Hannah Bear, 16, of Innisfil, born in Canada daughter of William & Mary Bear married June 3, 1869 by Rev.S.B. Ardagh, Church of England & Ireland, Barrie & Shanty Bay. Witness; Thomas Middlebrook of Innisfil. | Family: William KAAKE / Hannah Jane BEERS (F12605)
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| 8334 | William Leaf BIRTH 20 Mar 1791 City of London, Greater London, England DEATH 3 Jul 1874 (aged 83) Streatham, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London, England BURIAL West Norwood Cemetery and Crematorium West Norwood, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London, England MEMORIAL ID 151439939 · View Source | LEAF, William (I13228)
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| 8335 | William MAJOR Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 29 Dec 1748 Folkestone, Kent, England Parents: Father: William MAJOR Mother: Mary POTTEE IGI Source Information: Film Number: 452102 Page Number: 0076 | MAJOR, William (I15979)
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| 8336 | William Punnett married Susan, dau. of John Chapman, was admitted as freeman 31 July 1704. Became common councilman 28 Nov 1712 and entries are up to 1715 in the Volume from Folkestone Assembly Books. ------------------- Punnett Family at Folkestone. William Punnett was a glazier by trade.He died in 1729, his wife a year earlier in 1728 1703 William Punnett married Susan Chapman 21 Jan 1703 Children (1) 1704 Elizabeth died aged 1 (2) 1706 John Christened 01 Jan. diedaged 3 (3) 1707 William Christened 24 Aug died aged 0 (4) 1710 Susan Christened 7 Apr died aged 4 (5) 1712 William Christened 27 Apr Married Elizabeth Brook 8Oct1732. Died 1786 (6) 1714 Thomas married Lydia? 1741. Died 1782 Number (5) William Punnett M Elizabeth Brook (both died inpoorhouse 1786) Children (7)1733 Susan Christened 29 July. Married Jacob Sneller (Dover) 1764 (8) 1738 WilliamChristened 22 May 1738 died1781 (9) 1741 Sarah Christened 22 Feb. Married Nicholas Wootley (Dover) 1765 (10) 1744 Alice Christened 3 Feb Died aged 1 (11) 1746 Mary Died aged 34 (12) 1749 John Christened 5 May. Married Susanna Gibbs (Dover) 1790. Died 1833 Number (6) Thomas Punnett and Lydia? Not married in Folkestone Area Children (13] 1742 Susan Christened 2 Apr. Married Henry Collar 15 Jan 1767 (14) 1744 Lydia Married James Fordham 28 Oct 1764 (15) 1745 Thomas Christened 15 Nov Married Elizabeth Kelsey 1767. Died 1795 (16) 1750 John Christened 1 July Married Twice 1 Mary Whittingham 1775 (Widowed). 2 Edith Haynes 1781. John died in 1824 (17) 1756 William Christened 25 Mar. (18) 1758 James Married Elizabeth Tart 1782. Died 1795 (19] 1760 Elizabeth Christened 6 Jun Married William Potts 14Apr 1790 (20] 1762 Robert Married Ann Tart 31 May 1784. Died 1803 Number (15) Thomas Punnett M Elizabeth Kelsey 30 May 1767 Children (21) 1767 Thomas Christened 16 Oct. Died aged 8 (22) 1770 ElizabethChristened 2 Feb. Married 12 Nov 1807to David Oldfield (23] 1772 Lydia Married Thomas Slater 1816 (24) 1776 Mary Christened 28 Jun. Married Thomas Major 18 Oct. 1798 (25) 1779 Thomas Christened 5 Apr. Died aged 0 (26) 1780 John Married Margaret Ashtell 19 Sept 1805. Died 1866 (27) 1783 James Died aged 0 (28) 1785 Faithfull Christened 25 May, Married 27 Oct 1812 to Sarah Ann Stevenson Number (16) John Punnett M Mary Whittingham 12 Sept 1775 Children (29) 1776 John Christened 8 Sept. Died aged 3 (30) 1778 Sarah Christened 1 May. Died aged 19 (31) 1780 John Francis Christened 23 Feb. Married Susan Brann 13 Sept 1804. Died 1831 Marriage 2 John Punnett (16) to Edith Hayes 29 Aug 1781 (32) 1782 Thomas Christened 11 Sept. Married Mary Ann ? 1812. Died 1822 (33) 1785 Elizabeth Christened 7 Dec 1785 (34) 1788 William NEXT PAGE MISSING, BUT SON OF John Francis Punnett and Susan Brann Thomas Punnett Married Sarah Grayling 3 July 1837 Children 1838 Thomas Christened 25 Mar. Married 1860. Died 1881 1839 John Francis Christened 01 Dec. Died 1908 1842 George Fagg Christened 27 Apr. Married 14 Oct 1866 to Sarah Hall Died 1904 1844 Henry Whittingham Married 22 Dec 1866 Elizabeth Hayward Webb Died 1922 1847 Richard Grayling Christened 14 Apr Married 1868, Died 1922 Children of George Fagg Punnett and Sarah Hall 1867 Sarah Martha born 20 March. Married Edgar Henry Hassell Milton 31 Oct 1887 1868 Margart Christened 3 Sept. Married 1888 to James Warman 3 Apr. 1870 Jane Christened 13 Apr. Married 1888 1871 George Christened 17 Jan Married 11 June 1901 Annie Louise Baker Died 1927 1873 Elizabeth Alice Christened 20 Jan 1874. Married at Brighton 1892 1876 Henry Thomas Christened 26 Jan. Married Tomosiona Stephens 1898 1878 John Married 23 December 1899 to Elizabeth Fagg. Then to Unknown Weaklley in 1932. Died in 1935 1880 Stephen Christened 29 Sept Married at Brighton 1919 1883 Ellen Christened 12 Sept 1883. Married in 1910 1885 Edith Maud. Died aged 0 1889 Maud Christened 20 Nov. Married William GeorgeWootton 10 March 1910 1894 Richard William Married to unknown Collins at Dartfordin 1917. His occupation was a tailor There are various children I have identified Richard William 1894 had Kenneth Punnett born 1923 and David F. born 1925. Both are still alive and living in Folkestone. Both have at least one daughter each as I have been in touch with them. Henry and Tomosiona had Henry Francis born 17 Oct 1899 and Thomasina Willis born 1901. She married a Stokes in 1926 John and Elizabeth had John born 1903. Louisa Emma born 1906 married to a Humphrey in 1928. Elizabeth Emily born 1900, married to a Bartter in 1921. John and unknown Weakley had June L. in 1933 Dear Richard I have view your family tree online. The information on the Punnett family from the Folkestone area of Kent came to me from John Punnett aged 98, last month. He is the son of John Punnett, born 1878. How I came by it is a long story, I was a Punnett before I married. I am hoping that John will send me the missing page of names and dates to see how my family fits in with his. It was researched by a relation of his in 1973 and sent to me on the origional typed sheets. The info comes from the Folkestone Parish records up to 1837, held by the Geneological Society in London. Hope you find it interesting, I did. Regards Heather Cave nee Punnett | PUNNETT, William (I16158)
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| 8337 | William R Ryeland, warrant number 62408. Joined on 8 April 1878, and left on 1 Aug 1904. Last posted to B Division as a PC. | RYELAND, William Richard (I2167)
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| 8338 | William R Ryeland, warrant number 62408. Joined on 8 April 1878, and left on 1 Aug 1904. Last posted to B Division as a PC. | RYELAND, William Richard (I2167)
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| 8339 | William served in U.S. military in WW II | ROBLIN, William Edward (I9957)
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| 8340 | William Spearpoint Major, c.19 Dec 1828, Folkestone, KEN | MAJOR, William Spearpoint (I14676)
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| 8341 | William Surridge died February 25th 1834 aged 1 year 3 months and 3 weeks of his age. - Sister Mary Ann's Bible | SURRIDGE, William (I318)
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| 8342 | William THURLING in Free BMD Transcription & 1911 Census | STIRLING, William (I1646)
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| 8343 | William was a Farmer. Holsapple, William, R5200, NY Line, soldier applied Octo ber 4, 1736 Franklin Co VT aged 85 a resident of St. Armand in Lower Canada, so ldier enlisted at Claverack New York & he was born there in 1751 & after the Re volutionary War he moved to Canada, soldier's brother John Hulsapple of Ghent, New York was aged 80 in 1836, soldier's daughter Mary Krans signed p.o.a. Octob er 24, 1853 in Franklin Co VT aged 63 & a W. (P.or T.) Krans was a witness to h er aff'dt, soldier died March 15, 1843 leaving a widow Mary who died April 8, 1 853. Sources: Author: Title: Arthur C. M. Kelly Baptism Record of Reformed Church, Claverack, (Columbia County New York, 1727-1899 Publication : Kinship, Rhinebeck, New York Repository: Note: Call Number: Publi cation: Kinship, Rhinebeck, New York Note: Abbrev: Baptisms, CLRC Type: GEDCOM 5.5 Date: 27 MAR 2001 Note: Page 9, Item No. 184 Author: Title: Ar thur C. M. Kelly Baptism Record of Reformed Church, Claverack, (Columbia County New York, 1727-1899 Publication: Kinship, Rhinebeck, New York Repository: Note: Call Number: Publication: Kinship, Rhinebeck, New York Note: Abbrev: Baptisms, CLRC Type: GEDCOM 5.5 Date: 27 MAR 2001 Note: Page 9, Item 184 Author: Virgil D. White Title: Geneological Abstracts of Revolutio nary War Pension Files Publication: The National Histrocial Publishing Compan y, 1991, Waynesboro, TN Abbrev: Pension Files, Rev. War Type: Book, w/Auth. & Ed. Title: Mike Bathrick's Home Page http://gemini.berkshire.net/~bathrick/ genealogy Publication: Holsapple 5 May 2000 Abbrev: Bathrick Web Page, Hols apple Type: Web Site Author: Title: Arthur C. M. Kelly Marriage Record of Reformed Church, Claverack, New York, 1727-1899 Publication: Kinship, Rhinebe ck, New York Repository: Note: Call Number: Publication: Kinship, R hinebeck, New York Note: Abbrev: Marriages, CLRC Type: GEDCOM 5.5 Date: 27 MAR 2001 Note: Page 6, Item No. 156 This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/heartgold65/1/data/100104104 | HOLSAPEL, Willem (I4146)
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| 8344 | William was in the workhouse at Lyminge in the 1871 census aged 6 years.In the census of 1891 he was living at Elham at Duck Street and working as a tailor, t he family were still there in 1901.On Williams death certificate it states that he was a tailor (journeyman) of Elham RD, although William died at the Workhou se in Lyminge. The death was registered 27th February 1908 | PUNNETT, William (I16488)
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| 8345 | William went to the USA in 1871, settling initially in lllinios, USA. In 1876 he went to Miss ouri, and in 1902 he moved to Kansas, where he died in1926. William went to the USA in 1871, settling initially in IL, USA. In 1876 he went to Missouri, and in 1902 he moved to Kansas, where he died in 1926 | ROBLIN, William Welman (I4949)
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| 8346 | William Wilton5 (David4, John 3, John 2, Philip1) son of David Roblin and Jane Ann Smith was born 1872. William married Fanny Holly Leslie daughter of Joseph Leslie and Mary Jane Holley. Fanny was born 1874. William was an engineer. In 1901 William and Fanny were living in Ottawa. The date of William's death is unknown though he is listed in the Beechwood Burial Register 1931-1955, Carleton, Ottawa. . Fanny died Sept 1, 1917, in Carleton, Ottawa, with her newborn child. | ROBLIN, William Wilton (I5127)
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| 8347 | William's wife's name is not known they had at least one child: | KINNER, William (I7295)
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| 8348 | Willougaby, Australia (St Leonards) | SPEARPOINT, Elizabeth Ellen (I15761)
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| 8349 | Willowdale, ON | ROBLIN, Rev Leander (I22946)
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| 8350 | Wilmot H. Roblin, 76, retired engineer and chief cannon inspector at the Watervliet Arsenal, died suddenly late Saturday at his residence, 3 Frear Avenue, Troy. Prominent in Masonic circles, Mr. Roblin resided in Troy for the last nine years. He was born in Watertown on March 25, 1877 and lived most of his life in Watervliet. His wife was the former Berniece Robertson. He retired in 1947 as senior ordnance engineer and chief inspector of the cannon department after 45 years service. He was a member of St. John's Episcopal church. Mr. Roblin was past master of Evening Star Lodge, F&AM, Watervliet; past high priest of Hudson River Chapter, RAM; and a member of Apollo Commandery, Knights Templar. Besides his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William R. Harrison of Troy; three sons, John H., and Wilmot R. Roblin, both of Troy and Walter K. Roblin of Menards; a brother Frank A. Roblin, Buffalo; and two sisters, Mrs. George E. Barclay and Mrs. Guy S. Kellogg, both of New York City; and nine grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held from the Himes Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Oakwood Cemetery. | ROBLIN, Wilmot Hoffman (I5156)
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