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| 5951 | Is this the same family? Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 23 Windsor Town / page 33 43 308 MacDonald Charles M Head M Nov 1880 30 44 308 MacDonald May F Wife M May 1886 25 45 308 MacDonald Grace F Daughter S Jun 1906 4 46 308 MacDonald Arthur M Son S Jul 1907 3 47 308 MacDonald Maggie F Daughter S Sep 1908 2 48 308 MacDonald Frederick M Son S Oct 1909 1 49 308 MacDonald Ralph M Son S Dec 1910 5/12 50 308 Vernott Nettie F Domestic S Mar 1892 19 | MACDONALD, Arthur Charles (I6589)
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| 5952 | Is this the same family? Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 23 Windsor Town / page 33 43 308 MacDonald Charles M Head M Nov 1880 30 44 308 MacDonald May F Wife M May 1886 25 45 308 MacDonald Grace F Daughter S Jun 1906 4 46 308 MacDonald Arthur M Son S Jul 1907 3 47 308 MacDonald Maggie F Daughter S Sep 1908 2 48 308 MacDonald Frederick M Son S Oct 1909 1 49 308 MacDonald Ralph M Son S Dec 1910 5/12 50 308 Vernott Nettie F Domestic S Mar 1892 19 | MACDONALD, Arthur Charles (I6589)
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| 5953 | Is this the same person? 163 Dalrymple Roy L. Dalrymple, Roy L. B. 1916 D. 1995 ; Dalrymple, Stella M. B. 1918 ; Gays River Gays River United Church | DALRYMPLE, Roy (I23625)
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| 5954 | Is this the same person? 163 Dalrymple Roy L. Dalrymple, Roy L. B. 1916 D. 1995 ; Dalrymple, Stella M. B. 1918 ; Gays River Gays River United Church | DALRYMPLE, Roy (I23625)
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| 5955 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Gore, Hants, N.S., District 18 I, p. 57, household 218: James ANTHONY M Male Irish 63 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Mary ANTHONY M Female German 59 NS C. Presbyterian Richard ANTHONY Male Irish 25 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Daniel ANTHONY Male Irish 20 NS Carpenter C. Presbyterian James ANTHONY Male Irish 18 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Anthony DENSMORE Male Irish 55 NS C. Presbyterian (born in 1826) Not found in 1891 census. | DENSMORE, Anthony (I8344)
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| 5956 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Gore, Hants, N.S., District 18 I, p. 57, household 218: James ANTHONY M Male Irish 63 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Mary ANTHONY M Female German 59 NS C. Presbyterian Richard ANTHONY Male Irish 25 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Daniel ANTHONY Male Irish 20 NS Carpenter C. Presbyterian James ANTHONY Male Irish 18 NS Farmer C. Presbyterian Anthony DENSMORE Male Irish 55 NS C. Presbyterian (born in 1826) Not found in 1891 census. | DENSMORE, Anthony (I8344)
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| 5957 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Johnson Street Ward, Victoria (City), British Columbia, District Number: 190, Sub-District: B, Division: , Page Number: 33, Household ID: 84971, Family Number: 332, Digital Folder Number: 4467658, Image Number: 00249, GS Film number: 1375921, Affiliate Film Number: C-13285 Household Gender Age Birthplace Amos Hamilton M 35y Nova Scotia John McLearn M 22y Nova Scotia (ship carpenter, Scottish origin, Presbyterian) "Canada Census, 1881," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MV6S-VTP : accessed 16 Oct 2013), John McLearn in household of Amos Hamilton, Johnson Street Ward, Victoria (City), British Columbia, Canada. | MCLEARN, John (I10076)
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| 5958 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Johnson Street Ward, Victoria (City), British Columbia, District Number: 190, Sub-District: B, Division: , Page Number: 33, Household ID: 84971, Family Number: 332, Digital Folder Number: 4467658, Image Number: 00249, GS Film number: 1375921, Affiliate Film Number: C-13285 Household Gender Age Birthplace Amos Hamilton M 35y Nova Scotia John McLearn M 22y Nova Scotia (ship carpenter, Scottish origin, Presbyterian) "Canada Census, 1881," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MV6S-VTP : accessed 16 Oct 2013), John McLearn in household of Amos Hamilton, Johnson Street Ward, Victoria (City), British Columbia, Canada. | MCLEARN, John (I10076)
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| 5959 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Musquodoboit Harbour, Halifax, N.S., District 10 U, p. 55, Household 225 Samuel GAETZ M Male Scottish 40 Nova Scotia Farmer Presbyterian Canada Isabella GAETZ M Female Scottish 44 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Jemima GAETZ Female Scottish 8 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Kennith TAIT Male Scottish 3 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Sarah ANDERSON W Female Scottish 86 Scotland Presbyterian Canada Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Colchester / 27 Truro / page 9 27 101 Tait Kenneth N M Head M Oct 1877 33 28 101 Tait Elizabeth J F Wife M Sep 1876 34 29 101 Tait Sheila McKa F Daughter S May 1908 3 30 101 Tait Helen E F Daughter S Jul 1910 10/12 31 101 McKim Agare F Lodger S May 1886 25 http://colchesterhistoreum.ca/search/ (accessed 16 Apr 2014) TAIT KENNETH 18770000 19490000 ROBIE STREET CEME; TRURO K-15#256 2 TAIT ELIZABETH FORBES 18760000 19570000 ROBIE STREET CEME; TRURO K-15#256 2 | TAIT, Kenneth Norman (I17777)
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| 5960 | Is this the same person? 1881 Census, Musquodoboit Harbour, Halifax, N.S., District 10 U, p. 55, Household 225 Samuel GAETZ M Male Scottish 40 Nova Scotia Farmer Presbyterian Canada Isabella GAETZ M Female Scottish 44 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Jemima GAETZ Female Scottish 8 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Kennith TAIT Male Scottish 3 Nova Scotia Presbyterian Canada Sarah ANDERSON W Female Scottish 86 Scotland Presbyterian Canada Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Colchester / 27 Truro / page 9 27 101 Tait Kenneth N M Head M Oct 1877 33 28 101 Tait Elizabeth J F Wife M Sep 1876 34 29 101 Tait Sheila McKa F Daughter S May 1908 3 30 101 Tait Helen E F Daughter S Jul 1910 10/12 31 101 McKim Agare F Lodger S May 1886 25 http://colchesterhistoreum.ca/search/ (accessed 16 Apr 2014) TAIT KENNETH 18770000 19490000 ROBIE STREET CEME; TRURO K-15#256 2 TAIT ELIZABETH FORBES 18760000 19570000 ROBIE STREET CEME; TRURO K-15#256 2 | TAIT, Kenneth Norman (I17777)
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| 5961 | Is this the same person? 1910 US Census, Cambridge Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head James Dunn M 33 Canada (immigrated 1880, parents born in Canada) Wife Mary Dunn F 31 Massachusetts (parents born in Ireland) Daughter Harriet Dunn F 8 Massachusetts Son James Dunn M 6 Massachusetts Daughter Alice Dunn F 4 Massachusetts Son Charles Dunn M 3 Massachusetts Sister Idell Hawes F 25 Massachusetts (parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2VW-YWR : accessed 11 Oct 2013), James Dunn, Cambridge Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States; citing sheet , family 159, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374609. | DUNN, Elizabeth A. (I9911)
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| 5962 | Is this the same person? 1910 US Census, Cambridge Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head James Dunn M 33 Canada (immigrated 1880, parents born in Canada) Wife Mary Dunn F 31 Massachusetts (parents born in Ireland) Daughter Harriet Dunn F 8 Massachusetts Son James Dunn M 6 Massachusetts Daughter Alice Dunn F 4 Massachusetts Son Charles Dunn M 3 Massachusetts Sister Idell Hawes F 25 Massachusetts (parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2VW-YWR : accessed 11 Oct 2013), James Dunn, Cambridge Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States; citing sheet , family 159, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374609. | DUNN, Elizabeth A. (I9911)
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| 5963 | Is this the same person? 1920 US Census, Somerville City 7 Part Of Pr 2 Part Of, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Angelia M Weed F 60y Maine SIS Julia E Weed F 58y Maine MOTH Catherine B Weed F 87y Maine Clarence E Crooker M 23y Massachusetts Lillian M Hines F 29y Canada (single) Anna M Berry F 30y Maine Susan L Greenough F 31y Canada Margaret Smith F 24y Massachusetts "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MX1X-FKC : accessed 06 May 2013), Lillian M Hines in entry for Angelia M Weed, 1920. 1930 US Census, Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Elizabeth M Melanson F 47 Canada Lodger Lillian M Hines F 39 Canada (immigrated 1913, parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQPG-FS6 : accessed 06 May 2013), Lillian M Hines in entry for Elizabeth M Melanson, 1930. | HINES, Lillian Maude (I3175)
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| 5964 | Is this the same person? 1920 US Census, Somerville City 7 Part Of Pr 2 Part Of, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Angelia M Weed F 60y Maine SIS Julia E Weed F 58y Maine MOTH Catherine B Weed F 87y Maine Clarence E Crooker M 23y Massachusetts Lillian M Hines F 29y Canada (single) Anna M Berry F 30y Maine Susan L Greenough F 31y Canada Margaret Smith F 24y Massachusetts "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MX1X-FKC : accessed 06 May 2013), Lillian M Hines in entry for Angelia M Weed, 1920. 1930 US Census, Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Elizabeth M Melanson F 47 Canada Lodger Lillian M Hines F 39 Canada (immigrated 1913, parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQPG-FS6 : accessed 06 May 2013), Lillian M Hines in entry for Elizabeth M Melanson, 1930. | HINES, Lillian Maude (I3175)
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| 5965 | Is this the same person? 1940 US Census, Ward 11, Syracuse, Syracuse City, Onondaga, New York Last Place of Residence:Same Place Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank Wheeler Head M 47 New York Catherine Wheeler Wife F 42 Michigan Carol Wheeler Daughter F 9 New York Benson Wheeler Son M 5 New York Louise Densmore Housekeeper F 49 Rhode Island "United States Census, 1940," index and images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K31K-F8V : accessed 24 Jun 2014), Frank Wheeler, Ward 11, Syracuse, Syracuse City, Onondaga, New York, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 66-159, sheet 9B, family 208, NARA digital publication of T627, roll 2856. | FRIEDEMANN, Louise (I70425)
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| 5966 | Is this the same person? 1940 US Census, Ward 11, Syracuse, Syracuse City, Onondaga, New York Last Place of Residence:Same Place Household Role Gender Age Birthplace Frank Wheeler Head M 47 New York Catherine Wheeler Wife F 42 Michigan Carol Wheeler Daughter F 9 New York Benson Wheeler Son M 5 New York Louise Densmore Housekeeper F 49 Rhode Island "United States Census, 1940," index and images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K31K-F8V : accessed 24 Jun 2014), Frank Wheeler, Ward 11, Syracuse, Syracuse City, Onondaga, New York, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 66-159, sheet 9B, family 208, NARA digital publication of T627, roll 2856. | FRIEDEMANN, Louise (I70425)
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| 5967 | Is this the same person? Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 23 Windsor Town / page 31 12 288 Caldwell John M Head M May 1873 38 13 288 Caldwell Maud F Wife M Aug 1872 38 14 288 Caldwell Jessie F Daughter S Dec 1888 22 15 288 Caldwell Geraldine F Daughter S Dec 1907 3 16 288 McDonald Arthur M Adopted son S Aug 1901 9 | MACDONALD, Arthur Eric (I6588)
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| 5968 | Is this the same person? Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 23 Windsor Town / page 31 12 288 Caldwell John M Head M May 1873 38 13 288 Caldwell Maud F Wife M Aug 1872 38 14 288 Caldwell Jessie F Daughter S Dec 1888 22 15 288 Caldwell Geraldine F Daughter S Dec 1907 3 16 288 McDonald Arthur M Adopted son S Aug 1901 9 | MACDONALD, Arthur Eric (I6588)
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| 5969 | Issued a teacher's license on 15 Aug 1901. Living in Calgary, Alberta in 1952 when she registered her birth. 1901 Census, District: NS COLCHESTER (#29), Subdistrict:Truro (Town/Ville) S-3 Page 11 and 12 45 95 Hopper Newton M Head M Apr 1868 33 46 95 Hopper Laura R. F Wife M Dec 7 1873 27 47 95 Hopper Wallace M Son S Apr 25 1896 5 48 95 Hopper Vernon M Son S Nov 26 1899 1 49 95 Young Eliza A. F Domestic S Jun 26 1884 16 50 95 Morrison Maggie M. F Boarder S Feb 14 1877 23 (born in NS, student) 1 95 Obrine Meville(?)B F Boarder S Aug 30 1881 19 2 95 Hiner Nora G F Boarder S Sep 19 1881 19 3 95 Orclen(?) Lydia Etta F Boarder S Mar 7 1881 20 | MORRISON, Maggie Martin (I12140)
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| 5970 | Issued a teacher's license on 15 Aug 1901. Living in Calgary, Alberta in 1952 when she registered her birth. 1901 Census, District: NS COLCHESTER (#29), Subdistrict:Truro (Town/Ville) S-3 Page 11 and 12 45 95 Hopper Newton M Head M Apr 1868 33 46 95 Hopper Laura R. F Wife M Dec 7 1873 27 47 95 Hopper Wallace M Son S Apr 25 1896 5 48 95 Hopper Vernon M Son S Nov 26 1899 1 49 95 Young Eliza A. F Domestic S Jun 26 1884 16 50 95 Morrison Maggie M. F Boarder S Feb 14 1877 23 (born in NS, student) 1 95 Obrine Meville(?)B F Boarder S Aug 30 1881 19 2 95 Hiner Nora G F Boarder S Sep 19 1881 19 3 95 Orclen(?) Lydia Etta F Boarder S Mar 7 1881 20 | MORRISON, Maggie Martin (I12140)
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| 5971 | It is well remembered how Walter would give an extra little "toot" with the train whistle when approaching the Belmont crossing. His father is buried in the cemetery there by the tracks and Walter always said this was a "hello" to his father. (genejane.com) | CURRIE, Walter Allen (I18560)
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| 5972 | It is well remembered how Walter would give an extra little "toot" with the train whistle when approaching the Belmont crossing. His father is buried in the cemetery there by the tracks and Walter always said this was a "hello" to his father. (genejane.com) | CURRIE, Walter Allen (I18560)
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| 5973 | It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that the family of Cathryn (Cathy) Urquhart announces her passing on Friday March 10, 2023 at Royal Victoria Health Care in Barrie, Ontario surrounded by her family. Beloved daughter of the late William (Bill) & Marie Urquhart, loving sister of Susan (John), Debbie (Ron - deceased), Barbara, brother Bob (Nancy) and Goddaughter Brittany Marie. Fondly remembered by many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, long time friends. She bravely faced cancer showing strength, courage and grace, and leaves behind her dearly loved dog Aussie. Cathy enjoyed football and attended many games of the Toronto Argos and Buffalo Bills, she also loved to ski and travel. The family would like to extend sincere thanks to the Palliative Care Team at RVH who cared for Cathryn and brought comfort to her family during her final days with us. In keeping with Cathryn’s wishes there will be no funeral service. A celebration of Cathryn’s life will take place at a later date. | URQUHART, Cathryn Anne (I283)
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| 5974 | J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home Gladys Mae Curry (April 30, 1923 - March 30, 2013) Curry, Gladys Mae - 89, Cedarstone Nursing Home, formerly of Upper Kennetcook, passed away on March 30, 2013 in the home. Born in Gore, Hants Co., she was a daughter of the late William and Maude (Davis) Gill. Gladys loved cooking in her kitchen, playing bingo and playing cards. She worked as a seamstress at Sears and then worked as a cook at Barrett Lumber Co., for many years from where she retired. She is survived by her children Hughie (Maxine), Sharon (Murray), Bonnie (Lewis) and Debbie (Austin), 12 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, sister Irene (Kirby) brother Ronnie and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her daughter Wendy, grandson Shane, sisters Thelma, Ruthie and brother Harold "Huddie". Cremation has taken place with no visitation by request. A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. April 2, 2013 in the J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, hwy 354, Kennetcook Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officating with a private family burial in St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery. Family flowers only donations can be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada or St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery or charity of choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to the compassionate care of the J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Hwy 354 Kennetcook, ph 1-902-362-2440 or please visit our web site at www.allenfh.ca to sign the guest book or send private condolences. | GILL, Gladys Mae (I70898)
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| 5975 | J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home Gladys Mae Curry (April 30, 1923 - March 30, 2013) Curry, Gladys Mae - 89, Cedarstone Nursing Home, formerly of Upper Kennetcook, passed away on March 30, 2013 in the home. Born in Gore, Hants Co., she was a daughter of the late William and Maude (Davis) Gill. Gladys loved cooking in her kitchen, playing bingo and playing cards. She worked as a seamstress at Sears and then worked as a cook at Barrett Lumber Co., for many years from where she retired. She is survived by her children Hughie (Maxine), Sharon (Murray), Bonnie (Lewis) and Debbie (Austin), 12 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, sister Irene (Kirby) brother Ronnie and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her daughter Wendy, grandson Shane, sisters Thelma, Ruthie and brother Harold "Huddie". Cremation has taken place with no visitation by request. A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. April 2, 2013 in the J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, hwy 354, Kennetcook Rev. Natalie Buchanan-Rutherford officating with a private family burial in St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery. Family flowers only donations can be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada or St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery or charity of choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to the compassionate care of the J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Hwy 354 Kennetcook, ph 1-902-362-2440 or please visit our web site at www.allenfh.ca to sign the guest book or send private condolences. | GILL, Gladys Mae (I70898)
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| 5976 | James came to Nova Scotia with his father in May 1760 and was granted 500 acres of land at Newport. At the time of his death the court was petitioned to award quardianship of his two oldest sons Benjamin and James to their grandfather, Benjamin Wilcox. Alice his widow m. II 28 Oct 1784 3-John Harvie. !BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: Leland H. Harvie, THE HARVIE/HARVEY FAMILY OF HANTS CO., NOVA SCOTIA; FHL film 1697735 item 5. Dr. McLeod Harvey, FROM OLD SCOTIA TO NEW SCOTIA. Newport Town Records 1762-1850, Public Archives of Nova Scotia. John Duncanson, NEWPORT, A RHODE ISLAND TOWNSHIP IN NOVA SCOTIA. Dalry Parish Registers, Register House, Edinburgh Scotland. Hants Co. Court of Probate, Windsor N.S. | HARVIE, James (I6)
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| 5977 | James Erven had a stone crusher business in Fairview, now a part of Halifax, and another near the west entrance to the A. Murray MacKay Bridge. He continued to maintain a home in Upper Kennetcook until it burned in the late 1930's or early 1940's. His mother-in-law is also his first cousin. Not found in 1901 census. Census 1911 / Quebec / Beauharnois / 14 Valleyfield / page 16 32 162 Hennigar James M Head M Oct 1876 34 33 162 Hennigar Bessie F Wife M Dec 1886 24 34 162 Hennigar Erle Stewart M Son S Oct 1908 2 35 162 Hennigar George M Son S Oct 1909 1 | HENNIGAR, James Erven (I164)
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| 5978 | James Harvie of Dogartland Mill, Parish of Dalry, Ayr, Scotland, will dated 26 June 1786 at Newport, Hants Co. Nova Scotia and proved 19 Dec 1792, possibly the James Harvie who married 30 Apr 1735 at Dalry Margaret BOYLE. James Harvie came with two of his sons, James and Archiblad, a daughter Margaret, and his wife of another daughter who died soon afterward to Newport Township, now part of Hants County Nova Scotia in May 1760. They were part of a company from Rhode Island who were invited by the government in Halifax to settle lands previously held by the Acadians. These settelers are known as the Pre-Loyalists or New England Planters. The Harvies arrived on board the sloop "Sally' with seven other families at Avondale. We no not know how long they had been in America before moving to the new Township of Newport Nova Scotia. Land was awarded by lottery and various divisions of marsh, dyked land and woodlot were recorded. The Will of James Harvie Newport, June 26 1786. This is my last will and testament, I recomment my soul to God and my body to the grave. I will and bequeath to my well beloved daughter Margaret all the lands belonging to me in Newport in Nova SCotia together with all right and title of my personal estate a present ( my just debts being fully paid) at my decease. Esception being made of three __ being severally didtrubuted twixt my three sons, namely John, Archibald and James having given to my sons Archibald and James my right of my Second Division which I intend to be thieir proportion to shich I have set my hand and seal this day and date above mentioned. his mark (x) James Harvey !BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN-DEATH-BIOGRAPHY: Leland H. Harvie, THE HARVIE/HARVEY FAMILY OF HANTS CO., NOVA SCOTIA; FHL film 1697735 item 5. Dr. McLeod Harvey, FROM OLD SCOTIA TO NEW SCOTIA. Newport Town Records 1762-1850, Public Archives of Nova Scotia. John Duncanson, FALMOUTH, A NEW ENGLAND TOWNSHIP IN NOVA SCOTIA. Dalry Parish Registers, Register House, Edinburgh Scotland. Hants Co. Court of Probate, Windsor N.S. | HARVIE, James (I1)
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| 5979 | James was half Cherokee. | THORPE, James Willard (I5172)
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| 5980 | James was half Cherokee. | THORPE, James Willard (I5172)
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| 5981 | James was shown as a widower at the time of his marriage (St. Paul's, Rawdon Records). The will of James was dated 21 June 1810 at Windsor, N.S. and proved there on 27 Dec. 1816. His wife Mary and sons Samuel, William and John and daughters Ann, Mary and Letitia were mentioned in the will; also mentioned was my "grandson James Neil" (HCEP 149A). | DENSMORE, James (I2195)
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| 5982 | James' death registration states his marriage status as 'divorced, possibly widowed'. | REID, Ellen Patricia (I10174)
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| 5983 | James' death registration states his marriage status as 'divorced, possibly widowed'. | REID, Ellen Patricia (I10174)
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| 5984 | Jane Harvie and daughter Mary returned to Falmouth in May 1899 after spending some time with sons in the Canadian West and with Miss Harvey. ('Hants Journal' 31 May 1899) (Falmouth, Duncanson, 266) 1891 Census, NS, Hants 35, Forks of St. Marys 18 g, p. 25, Household 100, Reference: RG31 - Statistics Harvey Edward M 25 (born in NS as were his parents, C E, farmer) Harvey Mary F 21 Sister (all born in NS as were the parents) Harvey Gilbert M 20 Brother Harvey Jane F 60 Widow Mother (born in NS as were her parents) Harvey Carry F 32 Sister 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Falmouth C Page 5 10 38 Harvie Jane F Head W Sep 21 1831 69 11 38 Harvie Mary F Daughter S Aug 4 1878 22 | MURDOCH, Jane (I2287)
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| 5985 | Jane moved to Berlin, N.H. at the age of 14 or 15 as a mother's helper. She lived on Chestnut St. in Portland, Maine and later she lived in Scarborough. | HENNIGAR, Jane (I1187)
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| 5986 | John was a carpenter, one reference lists him as a bridge builder. 1930 US Census, Portland, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head John R Miller M 30 Canada (father born in US, mother born in CA) Wife Mina E Miller F 28 Maine (parents born in ME) Son Robert E Miller M 9 Maine Son George R Miller M 7 Maine Daughter Alice M Miller F 6 Maine Daughter Sarah E Miller F 4 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XM8G-L9N : accessed 21 May 2013), John R Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Robert Miller M 66 Canada Wife Sarah Miller F 57 Illinois Daughter Elva Miller F 31 Maine Son Alvin Miller M 20 Maine Son-in-law Henry G Laming M 33 England Daughter Alice Laming F 33 Maine Grandson Theadore R Laming M 10 Maine Granddaughter Dorothy Laming F 8 Maine Grandson George R Miller M 18 Maine Son John R Miller M 40 Canada (married) "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMH-W28 : accessed 19 May 2013), Robert Miller, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-82, sheet 6A, family 103, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1476. | MILLER, John Robert (I4595)
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| 5987 | John was a carpenter, one reference lists him as a bridge builder. 1930 US Census, Portland, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head John R Miller M 30 Canada (father born in US, mother born in CA) Wife Mina E Miller F 28 Maine (parents born in ME) Son Robert E Miller M 9 Maine Son George R Miller M 7 Maine Daughter Alice M Miller F 6 Maine Daughter Sarah E Miller F 4 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XM8G-L9N : accessed 21 May 2013), John R Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Robert Miller M 66 Canada Wife Sarah Miller F 57 Illinois Daughter Elva Miller F 31 Maine Son Alvin Miller M 20 Maine Son-in-law Henry G Laming M 33 England Daughter Alice Laming F 33 Maine Grandson Theadore R Laming M 10 Maine Granddaughter Dorothy Laming F 8 Maine Grandson George R Miller M 18 Maine Son John R Miller M 40 Canada (married) "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMH-W28 : accessed 19 May 2013), Robert Miller, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-82, sheet 6A, family 103, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1476. | MILLER, John Robert (I4595)
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| 5988 | Kate was a boarding house cook in Maitland, N.S. before moving to Portland, Maine with Rupert. www.findagrave.com Kate Miller Birth: 1870 Death: 1928 Family links: Spouse: Rupert Miller (1860 - 1954) Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery,Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA | SINGER, Katherine Stewart (I4578)
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| 5989 | Kate was a boarding house cook in Maitland, N.S. before moving to Portland, Maine with Rupert. www.findagrave.com Kate Miller Birth: 1870 Death: 1928 Family links: Spouse: Rupert Miller (1860 - 1954) Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery,Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA | SINGER, Katherine Stewart (I4578)
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| 5990 | Ken Trask managed a Western Union telegraph office in Fitchburg, Massachusetts where he was a member of Rotary and Elks. He was a hunter, fisherman and participated in softball and other sports until an advanced age. 1940 US Census, Ward 4, Fitchburg, Fitchburg City, Worcester, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Kenneth Trask M 31 Maine Wife Lillian Trask F 37 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4JS-DZW : accessed 20 May 2013), Lillian Trask in household of Kenneth Trask, Ward 4, Fitchburg, Fitchburg City, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 14-93, sheet 10A, family 241, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1648. | TRASK, Kenneth C. (I4623)
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| 5991 | Ken Trask managed a Western Union telegraph office in Fitchburg, Massachusetts where he was a member of Rotary and Elks. He was a hunter, fisherman and participated in softball and other sports until an advanced age. 1940 US Census, Ward 4, Fitchburg, Fitchburg City, Worcester, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Kenneth Trask M 31 Maine Wife Lillian Trask F 37 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4JS-DZW : accessed 20 May 2013), Lillian Trask in household of Kenneth Trask, Ward 4, Fitchburg, Fitchburg City, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 14-93, sheet 10A, family 241, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1648. | TRASK, Kenneth C. (I4623)
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| 5992 | Killed In the war | GREENCORN, Granville (I2569)
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| 5993 | Killed In the war | GREENCORN, Granville (I160)
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| 5994 | Kingston Bible College Cemetery Died 19 Jan 2004, age 78. Born Forest Glade. d/o Parker and Lily (Schofield) Best. w/o 1st Roscoe Anthony, 2nd Harold Skaling. | BENT, Anna (I78273)
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| 5995 | Kingston Bible College Cemetery Died 19 Jan 2004, age 78. Born Forest Glade. d/o Parker and Lily (Schofield) Best. w/o 1st Roscoe Anthony, 2nd Harold Skaling. | BENT, Anna (I78273)
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| 5996 | Known as Sleepy Sam to distinguish him from others of the same name. He inherited a marsh lot situated between upland owned by his uncle John Densmore and the Great Island on the east of a marsh owned by John McRobb and on the west by a marsh owned by John Densmore. | DENSMORE, Samuel (I2492)
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| 5997 | Laurie is Ruel Garby's [RIN39] (Hazel Hennigar's husband) brother. From his War Service record (Regtl. No. D 3187155): It is possible that he was conscripted but in any case he enlisted at Aldershot Camp, N.S. on 6 Jun 1918 in the 1st Depot Battalion, Nova Scotia Regiment (Draft 102). Address listed as Upper Kennetcook and occupation as labourer. He left from Halifax 2 Aug 1918 on the S.S. IXION and disembarked at Liverpool on 16 Aug 1918. He was sent to Bramshott Camp. (Bramshott and Liphook is a parish on the eastern side of Hampshire, on the main London-Portsmouth road, the A3. Canadian troops were based on Bramshott Common, astride the A3, in both world wars; in World War I at least the camp became "one of the largest training areas for Canadian troops in the U.K.".) On 16 Aug 1918, he was "TOS (taken on strength) on arrival from Canada and shown on Command to Bourley Seg.Camp.Aldershot", Bramshott, which likely meant "segregation camp," because he had possibly contracted some disease. On 22 Aug 1918 he was 'taken on strength' with the 17th Reserve Battalion. On 29 Sep 1918, he was admitted to the 12th Canadian General Hospital at Bramshott with the mumps where he stayed until 16 Oct 1918. It does not appear on his record that he served 'overseas' (i.e., mainland Europe). Returned to Canada on 28 Jun 1919 on the 'Mauretania' and discharged from the 17th Reserve Battalion of the Nova Scotia Regiment on 13 Jul 1919. | GARBY, Laurie Stanfield (I327)
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| 5998 | Lillas Lantz was Grandmother Hennigar's (Mary Linden Hennigar) best friend in Upper Kennetcook. (Bertha Soley) St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 85. Whitfield Lantz 1871-1934 Lilla S., his wife, 1877-1932 (mispelling of name?) Their children, Christina 1900-1902 Phillip 1921-1921 Lillas is pronounced as though the first part 'Lil' rhymes with 'lily'. (Annie Weatherhead) | HENNIGAR, Lillas (I1162)
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| 5999 | Lillian, as a young woman, was a very attractive, gregarious person and a favorite among college students and young Bath businessmen. After marriage she continued her banking career in Fitchburg and retired as a bank officer. She became blind during her final years. | MILLER, Lillian Constance (I4585)
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| 6000 | Lillian, as a young woman, was a very attractive, gregarious person and a favorite among college students and young Bath businessmen. After marriage she continued her banking career in Fitchburg and retired as a bank officer. She became blind during her final years. | MILLER, Lillian Constance (I4585)
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