Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND^[1]

1925 - 1979  (53 years)

• Name	Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND
  Birth	14 Mar 1925	Manchester, , Lancashire, England   [2, 3]
  	47 Edge Lane Chorlton cum Hardy U.D. Subdistrict of Didsbury Moved away shortly after birth
  		Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND Birth Certificate.jpg
  Gender	Male
  _PPEXCLUDE	jk
  _UID	0C5B877066084109B79FD56CEEB521B12217
  Address	Address: Geoffrey (Peter) Edwin RYELAND
  Military	20 Nov 1942-20 Nov 1942	Fareham, , Hampshire, England   [4]
  	Released to the unpaid reserve (under age volunteer) HMS Collingwood (Navy Base)
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 2.JPG
  Military	20 Nov 1942	Fareham, , Hampshire, England   [4]
  	Vounteer
  	HMS Collingwood (Navy Base) Doesn't start service until his 18th birthday
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 1.1.JPG
  Military	1 Sep 1943-15 Mar 1943	Largs, , Ayr, Scotland   [4]
  	HMS Copra
  	Navy Land Base
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 2.JPG
  Military	14 Mar 1943	Fareham, , Hampshire, England   [4]
  	Start Service
  	HMS Collingwood (Navy Base)
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 1.1.JPG
  Military	Between 16 Mar 1943 and 24 May 1943	Fareham, , Hampshire, England   [4]
  	HMS Collingwood - Training
  	Navy Base
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 2.JPG
  Military	Between 16 Mar 1943 and 15 Mar 1944  [4]
  	Rank: Ordinary Seaman
  Military	Between 25 May 1943 and 5 Jun 1943	Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England   [4]
  	HMS Victory
  	HMS Victory was renamed to HMS Nelson and was the name of the Portsmouth Royal Naval Barracks. It was renamed due to confusion with the historical HMS Victory on display there.
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 2.JPG
  Military	Between 6 Jun 1943 and 19 Jun 1943  [4]
  	HMS Dundonald
  		Geoffrey E RYELAND RN Service pg 2.JPG
  Military	Between 20 Jun 1943 and 4 Jul 1943  [4]
  	Lent: Calshot
  Military	Between 5 Jul 1943 and 7 Jul 1943  [4]
  	HMS Mastodon
  Military	Between 8 Jul 1943 and 21 Aug 1943  [4]
  	Lent: Calshot
  Military	Between 22 Aug 1943 and 30 Aug 1943  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 31 Aug 1943 and 6 Sep 1943  [4]
  	Lent: Calshot
  Military	Between 7 Sep 1943 and 30 Sep 1943  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 1 Oct 1943 and 21 Oct 1943  [4]
  	HMS Dundonald
  Military	Between 22 Oct 1943 and 25 Oct 1943  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 26 Oct 1943 and 29 Oct 1943  [4]
  	HMS Paragon
  Military	Between 30 Oct 1943 and 31 Dec 1943  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 1 Jan 1944 and 15 Mar 1944  [4]
  	LCT (Landing Craft Tank) 947
  Military	Between 16 Mar 1944 and 26 Jun 1944  [4]
  	LCT (Landing Craft Tank) 947
  	LCT 947 was lost in June 1944 off the coast of Normandy. He said they were sunk during the D-Day invasion. HMS LCT 947 (LCT 947) Landing Craft Tank of the LCT (Mk 4) class Navy      The Royal Navy Type      Landing Craft Tank Class      LCT (Mk 4) Pennant      LCT 947 Built by      Tees-Side Bridge (Middlesbrough, U.K.) Ordered      13 Nov 1942 Laid down      Launched      5 Oct 1943 Commissioned      Lost      Jun 1944 History      Lost off Normandy France in June 1944 https://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/18581.html https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/ron-smith/ On June 6 1944 LCT 947 was landing on Sword Beach and had the first Officer to be killed in the landings aboard at the time. https://sites.google.com/site/frimleyandcamberley/frimley-and-camberley-2nd-world-war-1939---1945-memorial/arthur-dennis-bradford-cocks-1904---1944 Arthur was Killed in the Action during the assault on Sword Beach, D-Day, gaining the distinction of being the first British Officer Killed in the Landings. On D-Day Arthur was Lieutenant-Colonel of the 5th Assault Regiment Royal Engineers. They were a specialist unit equipped with converted vehicles such as the so called 'Hobart's Funnies' intended to clear the beaches and make exits onto the first inland road. Arthur was aboard LCT-947 (109) which carried 2 Crabs and 4 A.V.R.E (converted Churchill tanks) which he Commanded from the A.V.R.E named Plough. An account given by Lambton Burn a Lieutenant with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve who was aboard LCT-947 wrote the following; " Shells are bursting all round. They are not friendly shorts from bombardment warships, but vicious stabs from an enemy who has held his fire until the final two hundred yards. He is shooting well shooting often. Mortar shells whine and burst with sickening inevitability. An L.C.T. to port goes up in flames. There is a sudden jerk as our bows hit the beach. Down goes the ramp, with Sub-Lieutenant Monty Glengarry, R.N.Z.N.V.R. [Royal New Zealand Navy Volunteer Reserve] and his party working like madmen at the bows. There is a roar of acceleration and Donald Robertson in Stornoway [the first Crab, which managed to disembark] is away like a relay runner. Dunbar [the second Crab] moves forward. Colonel Cocks leans from his turret [he had elected to command from the Plough] and motions the other tank-commanders to follow. But enemy fire is now concentrated on us. There are bursts on both sides and then snap two direct hits on our bows followed by a third snap like a whip cracking over the tank hold. The First Lieutenant is flung sideways against a bulkhead and lies stunned. Dunbar stops in her tracks slews sideways blocks the door. Another and greater explosion as the bangalore shafts of Barbarian [the Log Carpet A.V.R.E., with Captain Fairie in command] explode with a flash of red. Colonel Cocks is killed as he stands, and there is a scream from within his tank. Cold with anger, Tom Fairie moves Barbarian forward tries to edge Dunbar to the ramp but fails. He vaults from his turret and is joined by other tank-men who strain furiously to bring chain and tackle to bear." The badly damaged LCT-947 (109) made a difficult return to England where the troop vehicles and survivors were transferred to another LCT, eventually reaching Normandy later in the month. https://www.combinedops.com/D-DAY%20BEACH%20LANDING.htm Mk4 LCT 947(i) [15] was 'Leader' of the 45th LCT(AVRE)(j) Flotilla assigned to the 5th Assault Regiment, Royal Engineers. Only one tank managed to disembark LCT 947 that morning. The second tank in line carried Commander Royal Engineers, Lt Col ADB Cocks. As the tank moved forward, the LCT took three direct hits in her bows. The tank lurched sideways and stopped in its tracks, blocking the exit. Despite frantic efforts by engineers and the forecastle party, it proved impossible to move the tank out of the way, so the remaining tanks on board could not disembark. A greater explosion soon followed, when pipes packed with dynamite on board a neighbouring AVRE 'Carpet
  		Combined Operations A Normandy Beachhead Featuring LCT 947.jpg
  Military	Between 16 Mar 1944 and 16 Mar 1946  [4]
  	Rank: Acting Able Seaman
  Military	Between 27 Jun 1944 and 13 Jul 1944  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 14 Jul 1944 and 17 Jul 1944  [4]
  	HMS Westcliff
  Military	Between 18 Jul 1944 and 24 Jul 1944  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 25 Jul 1944 and 30 Oct 1944  [4]
  	HMS Westcliff
  Military	Between 31 Oct 1944 and 22 Nov 1944  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 23 Nov 1944 and 27 Nov 1944  [4]
  	HMS Foliot III
  Military	Between 28 Nov 1944 and 5 Feb 1945  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 6 Feb 1945 and 8 May 1945  [4]
  	HMS Foliot
  Military	Between 9 May 1945 and 19 Sep 1945  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	20 May 1945  [4]
  	LCT (Landing Craft Tank) 7071
  Military	31 Jul 1945  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 1 Aug 1945 and 24 Sep 1945	Chatham, , Kent, England   [4]
  	Royal Naval Hospital
  Military	Between 25 Sep 1945 and 3 Dec 1945	Sherborne, , Dorset, England   [4]
  	Royal Naval Hospital
  Military	Between 4 Dec 1945 and 17 Dec 1945  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 18 Dec 1945 and 20 Dec 1945	Sherborne, , Dorset, England   [4]
  	Royal Naval Hospital
  Military	Between 21 Dec 1945 and 4 Jan 1946  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	Between 5 Jan 1946 and 18 Jan 1946	Sherborne, , Dorset, England   [4]
  	Royal Naval Hospital
  Military	Between 19 Jan 1946 and 16 Mar 1946  [4]
  	HMS Copra
  Military	16 Mar 1946  [4]
  	Invalided P.U.N.S. Permanently Unfit for Naval Service
  Occupation	22 May 1948	Taunton, , Somerset, England   [5]
  	Technical Representative
  		Marriage Certificate for Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND and Margaret Betty SNELL.jpg
  Residence	22 May 1948	Taunton, , Somerset, England   [5]
  		Marriage Certificate for Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND and Margaret Betty SNELL.jpg
  Occupation	Abt 1951  [6]
  	Muir Hill - excavators
  Residence	1952	Malahide, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland   [7]
  	"Airthrey" St Margaret Road
  	Informant to father's death
  Emigration	23 Sep 1955	Southampton, , Hampshire, England   [8]
  	to Quebec, Canada
  	On the ship SAMARIA. Went up to Sudbury and lived in a lodging house while sorting things out. Then drove down to New York to pick up the family when they arrived later.
  		Geoffrey Edwin Ryeland Passage to Canada.jpg
  		SS Samaria.jpg The Samaria had passenger accommodation for 315 passengers on 1st class, 350 2nd, and 1500 3rd class. She had a crew of 434. Rigging : steel twin screw steamer : 2 steel decks; steel shelter deck partly sheathed with wood and steel shade deck sheathed in wood; 3rd steel deck in forward and after holds; 10 partly cemented bulkheads to shelter deck; flat keel; equipped with wireless, electric light, submarine signaling device and refrigerating machinery; fitted for oil fuel with a flash point above 150
  		SS Samaria2.jpg
  Residence	23 Sep 1955	Taunton, , Somerset, England   [8]
  	42 Greenway Cres
  		42 Greenway Cres Taunton.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Residence	Abt 27 Sep 1955	Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  Occupation	1958	Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Salesman
  Residence	1958	Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	18 Drinkwater Street
  Residence	Abt 1959	Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	138 Elgin Street
  Residence	May 1956-1959	Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	Drinkwater Street
  		Drinkwater Street Sudbury.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Occupation	1962	Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Collector
  Residence	1962	Hilton Beach, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  Residence	1962	Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	We rented this property (a 100 acre farm) from Mr Ross who also ran the ferry between the island and the mainland (ferry since discontinued once a bridge was in place) The house is no longer there, it was demolished and a municipal park/bandstand now stands there
  		Dec 1961 (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Residence	1962	Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  Residence	1962	Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	70 Paladin Ave
  		70 Paladin Avenue Sault Ste Marie.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Occupation	1963	Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Credit Manager
  Residence	1963	Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	190 Church Street
  		190 Church Street Sault Ste Marie.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Residence	1963	Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	190 Church Street
  Occupation	1965	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Credit Manager
  Residence	1965	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	22 Webster
  Residence	Aug 1964-1967	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	22 Webster Drive
  		22 Webster Drive Aurora.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Occupation	1968	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Accountant
  Residence	1968	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	120 Temperance Street
  Occupation	1972	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Accountant
  Residence	1972	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	120 Temperance
  Residence	1967-1972	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	120 Temperance Street
  		120 Temperance Street Aurora.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Occupation	1974	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	Provincial Government
  Residence	1974	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [9]
  	80 St Andrews Court
  Citizenship	7 Jan 1975  [6]
  	Canadian Citizenship
  Military	WWII Royal Navy, Tank landing craft on D-Day. His boat was blown up on D-Day.
  Military	Year in Hospital
  	Spent a year in hospital after his Royal Navy ship was blown up off the coast of France in World War II.
  Name	Peter RYELAND
  Occupation	Revenue Canada
  Religion	Christian, Anglican
  Residence	1972-Feb 1979	Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada   [6]
  	80 St Andrews Court
  		80 St Andrews Court Aurora.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
  Death	19 Feb 1979	Newmarket, York County, Ontario, Canada
  	York County Hospital - 12:15am
  		Geoffrey Edwin Ryeland Proof of Death Certificate.jpg
  Burial	Bosham, , Sussex, England
  	Cremated, Ashes spread here
  Person ID	I9226	Ryeland Family Tree
  Last Modified	11 Dec 2023

  
  

  Father	Albert Edwin RYELAND,   b. 30 Jan 1897, Fareham, , Hampshire, England d. 2 Oct 1952, Holborn, , Middlesex, England (Age 55 years)
  Mother	Nora Amy Florence GATES,   b. 21 Dec 1899, Dover, , Kent, England d. Jan 1986, Reading, , Berkshire, England (Age 86 years)
  Marriage	21 Dec 1920	Dover, , Kent, England   [2, 10]
  	RYELAND - GATES - On December 21st, at St. Mary's Church, Dover, Albert Edwin, second son of Capt. A. E. and Mrs. Ryeland of "Ailsa Brae" Shepherdswell, to Nora Amy, younger daughter of Captian and Mrs. W. H. Gates, of 197 Folkestone Rd., Dover. - Dover Express, Friday 31 December, 1920 MR. A. E. RYELAND - MISS N. A. GATES The wedding took place on Tuesday last week, at St. Mary's Church, of Miss Nora Amy Gates, youngest daughter of Captain and Mrs. W. Gates, to Mr. Albert Edwin Ryeland, second son of Captain and Mrs. Ryeland. The Rev. O. F. R. Strickland officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attired in a dress of white satin and georgette, and silver trimmings. The bridesmaids were miss Ryeland (sister of the bridegroom) and Miss G. Martin (cousin of the bride), who wore pale blue crepe-de-chine dresses, and black picture hats. They carried shower bouquets, and wore gold brooches (the gifts of the bridegroom). The best man was Mr. Henry Ryeland (brother of the bridegroom). The honeymoon was spent at Blackpool. The bridegroom's gift to the bride consisted of furs, and the bride's to the bridegroom a gold watch. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryeland were the recipients of many useful presents, oh which the following is a list; - Bridegroom's father and mother, household effects; bride's father and mother, cheque; Mr. H. Ryeland, dinner service; Mr. C. Ryeland, tea service; Miss A. Ryeland, chamber service; Mr. Frank Ryeland, set of jugs; Mr. Fred Ryeland, towels; Master E. Ryeland, towels; Mrs. J. Gates ("Grandma"), blankets; Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gates, bedspread; Mr. W. Gates, cheque; Mr. R. Gates, stainless knives; Mr. and Mrs. Stoneman, white quilt; Mr. E. S. R. Gates, stainless knives; Mrs. E. S. R. Gates, forks; Miss Peggy, forks; Mr. and Mrs. Webster, case of silver spoons and sugar tongs; Mr. and Mrs. Elcome, eiderdown; Mr. and Mrs. G. Tuthill, pillow cases; Mr. and Mrs. Everett, marble clock; Mr. and Mrs. B. Martin, table cloth; Miss G. Martin, duchesse set; Mrs. Marcus Allen and family, linen sheets and pillow cases; the staff and works, silver cake basket and silver dishes; Miss Austin, cruet; Mr. Humphreys, silver cruet; Mrs. Davis, copper scoop; Mr. and Mrs. Geodgeon, silver vases; Mr. and Mrs. Elworthy, silver butter dish; Mrs. Briggs, afternoon tea cloth; Miss Thompson, fancy cloth; Miss Allen, fancy cloth; Mrs. England, pickle fork; Mr. Gunn, butter dish; Miss Nightingale, bread dish; Majorie, silver jam scoop; Miss Day, tea cosy; Mr. Newberry, serviettes; Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes, silver pickle jar and spoon; Aunt Fan, duchesse set; Mr. and Mrs. H. Elworthy, silver bread board; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and family, teapot and set; Miss A. Webb, hand-painted picture; the Misses M. and E. Linns, apostle tea spoons; Miss M. Linn, table centre; and Miss Ravenscroft, Wedgewood art pot. - Dover Express, Friday 31 December 1920 [10]
  Family ID	F778	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Margaret Betty SNELL,   b. 26 Nov 1926, Taunton, , Somerset, England d. 8 Apr 2010, Newmarket, York County, Ontario, Canada (Age 83 years)
  Marriage	22 May 1948	Taunton, , Somerset, England   [2, 5]
  	RYELAND-SNELL. - On May 22nd, 1948, at St. Mary's, Taunton, Geoffrey E. (Peter) Ryeland, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs A. E. Ryeland, of Belmont, Surrey, to Margaret Betty, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Snell, of 42, Greenway crescent, Taunton. Honeymooned at the Ship Inn at Porlock - At St Mary's Church on Saturday, the wedding took place of Mr. Geoffrey E. Ryeland, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Ryeland, the Crescent, Belmont, Surrey, and Miss Margaret Betty Snell, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Snell, 42, Greenway Crescent. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C.L. Ward, assisted by Preb. W.H. Heaton-Renshaw. Mr. Herbert Knott was at the organ. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white silk dress with overdress of white net, made on Victorian lines, and a tulle veil. The bridesmaids were the Misses Mary Kingston and Mary Cox (cousins of the bride) and Sheila Ryeland (sister of the bridegroom). They were attired in pink salmon colour dresses of French silk, with headdresses of real flowers. Mr. J.A. Huges was best man, and the ushers were Messrs, John Kingston and Alan Goodliffe (cousins of the bride). Fifty guests attended the Reception at the Castle Hotel, Taunton. The couple received about 60 presents. Including on from the Telephone House Staff.
  		Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND and Margaret Betty SNELL.jpg
  		Marriage Certificate for Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND and Margaret Betty SNELL.jpg
  		Ryeland Snell Wedding Announcement.jpg
  		Ryeland Snell Wedding Announcement Detailed.jpg
  Children	+ 1. Peter Andrew RYELAND + 2. Nicholas John RYELAND + 3. Jane Linda RYELAND + 4. Dinah Mary RYELAND
  Family ID	F1	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	11 Dec 2023

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 14 Mar 1925 - Manchester, , Lancashire, England Military - 20 Nov 1942-20 Nov 1942 - Fareham, , Hampshire, England Military - Vounteer - 20 Nov 1942 - Fareham, , Hampshire, England Military - HMS Copra - 1 Sep 1943-15 Mar 1943 - Largs, , Ayr, Scotland Military - Start Service - 14 Mar 1943 - Fareham, , Hampshire, England Military - HMS Collingwood - Training - Between 16 Mar 1943 and 24 May 1943 - Fareham, , Hampshire, England Military - HMS Victory - Between 25 May 1943 and 5 Jun 1943 - Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England Military - Royal Naval Hospital - Between 1 Aug 1945 and 24 Sep 1945 - Chatham, , Kent, England Military - Royal Naval Hospital - Between 25 Sep 1945 and 3 Dec 1945 - Sherborne, , Dorset, England Military - Royal Naval Hospital - Between 18 Dec 1945 and 20 Dec 1945 - Sherborne, , Dorset, England Military - Royal Naval Hospital - Between 5 Jan 1946 and 18 Jan 1946 - Sherborne, , Dorset, England Occupation - Technical Representative - 22 May 1948 - Taunton, , Somerset, England Residence - 22 May 1948 - Taunton, , Somerset, England Marriage - 22 May 1948 - Taunton, , Somerset, England Residence - "Airthrey" St Margaret Road - 1952 - Malahide, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland Emigration - to Quebec, Canada - 23 Sep 1955 - Southampton, , Hampshire, England Residence - 42 Greenway Cres - 23 Sep 1955 - Taunton, , Somerset, England Residence - Abt 27 Sep 1955 - Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada Occupation - Salesman - 1958 - Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 18 Drinkwater Street - 1958 - Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 138 Elgin Street - Abt 1959 - Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada Residence - Drinkwater Street - May 1956-1959 - Sudbury, , Ontario, Canada Occupation - Collector - 1962 - Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 1962 - Hilton Beach, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 1962 - Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 1962 - Richards Landing, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 70 Paladin Ave - 1962 - Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada Occupation - Credit Manager - 1963 - Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 190 Church Street - 1963 - Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada Residence - 190 Church Street - 1963 - Sault Sainte Marie, , Ontario, Canada Occupation - Credit Manager - 1965 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 22 Webster - 1965 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 22 Webster Drive - Aug 1964-1967 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Occupation - Accountant - 1968 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 120 Temperance Street - 1968 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Occupation - Accountant - 1972 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 120 Temperance - 1972 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 120 Temperance Street - 1967-1972 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Occupation - Provincial Government - 1974 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 80 St Andrews Court - 1974 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Residence - 80 St Andrews Court - 1972-Feb 1979 - Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada Death - 19 Feb 1979 - Newmarket, York County, Ontario, Canada Burial - - Bosham, , Sussex, England  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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• Notes

  (Research):Birth Ryeland Geoffrey E, Manchester S., 8d 9

  
  

• Sources

  [S70] Lorna Cummins GEDCOM. [S2] GRO Indexes. [S702] Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND's Birth Certificate. [S703] Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND Royal Navy Records. [S3] England and Wales. Registrar General., Geoffrey Edwin RYELAND and Margaret Betty SNELL Marriage Certificate, marriage certificate (Reliability: 3). [S37] Timothy Andrew Ryeland. [S704] Albert Edwin Ryeland Death Certificate. [S696] Findmypast.com Passenger Transcript Details. [S659] All Canada, Voters Lists, 1935-1980, (Digital images.), digital images (Reliability: 3). [S58] findmypast.co.uk, British Newspapers 1710-1950.