Notes
Matches 6,801 to 6,850 of 8,488
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| 6801 | Not found in 1911 census. | LATTIE, James Arthur (I7963)
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| 6802 | Not found in 1911 census. | COCHRANE, Thomas Macumber (I22924)
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| 6803 | Not found in 1911 census. Signed brother-in-law William Henry Church's death registration in 1924. | TOMLINSON, George Fenton (I12060)
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| 6804 | Not found in 1911 census. Signed brother-in-law William Henry Church's death registration in 1924. | TOMLINSON, George Fenton (I12060)
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| 6805 | Not in the 1871 census. | HENNIGAR, Christian (I137)
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| 6806 | Not listed in Harvie/Harvey book (p. 51) | HARVIE, Amy Agnes (I10207)
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| 6807 | Not listed in Harvie/Harvey book (p. 51) | HARVIE, Amy Agnes (I10207)
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| 6808 | Not listed in the 1901 census so perhaps died young. | WALTERS, Rupert (I64020)
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| 6809 | Not listed in the 1901 census so perhaps died young. | WALTERS, Rupert (I64020)
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| 6810 | Not listed with Angus' census information. | HENNIGAR, George (I5330)
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| 6811 | Not listed with Angus' census information. | HENNIGAR, George (I5330)
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| 6812 | Not sure if these are her parents. | DENSMORE, Mary Dellas (I9788)
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| 6813 | Not sure if these are her parents. | DENSMORE, Mary Dellas (I9788)
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| 6814 | Not sure if they were married. | Family F16417
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| 6815 | Not sure if they were married. | Family F16417
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| 6816 | Note of death date in diary of Lottie Miner Morton. | HARVIE, Edward (I66)
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| 6817 | Nova Scotia Vital Statistics from Newspapers 1813-1822, Genealogical Committee of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, publication no. page 94 H.J. (Halifax Journal) Mon 30 July, 1821. 12 July at Douglas Mr. George Gill/Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Christian Henniger, all of Douglas. | Family F15008
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| 6818 | Nova Scotia Vital Statistics from Newspapers 1813-1822, Genealogical Committee of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, publication no. page 94 H.J. (Halifax Journal) Mon 30 July, 1821. 12 July at Douglas Mr. George Gill/Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Christian Henniger, all of Douglas. | Family F15008
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| 6819 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 128. William D. Lawrence, Master Mariner, 1848 - 1933 Also his wife, Matilda McLearn, 1856 - 1931 Daughter, Abbie Buxton Lawrence, 1891 - 1980 | MCLEARN, Matilda Jane (I7825)
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| 6820 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 128. William D. Lawrence, Master Mariner, 1848 - 1933 Also his wife, Matilda McLearn, 1856 - 1931 Daughter, Abbie Buxton Lawrence, 1891 - 1980 | LAWRENCE, Abbie Buxton (I9495)
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| 6821 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 128. William D. Lawrence, Master Mariner, 1848 - 1933 Also his wife, Matilda McLearn, 1856 - 1931 Daughter, Abbie Buxton Lawrence, 1891 - 1980 | MCLEARN, Matilda Jane (I7825)
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| 6822 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 128. William D. Lawrence, Master Mariner, 1848 - 1933 Also his wife, Matilda McLearn, 1856 - 1931 Daughter, Abbie Buxton Lawrence, 1891 - 1980 | LAWRENCE, Abbie Buxton (I9495)
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| 6823 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 141. Alice Reece, 1884 - 1920 James Putnam, 1876 - 1959 | PRATT, Alice Reece (I13988)
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| 6824 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 141. Alice Reece, 1884 - 1920 James Putnam, 1876 - 1959 | PRATT, Alice Reece (I13988)
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| 6825 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 143. ROSS 1889 Kenneth 1956 His wife 1902 Sadie L. 1976 | DENSMORE, Sadie Louise (I13328)
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| 6826 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 143. ROSS 1889 Kenneth 1956 His wife 1902 Sadie L. 1976 | ROSS, Kenneth (I17535)
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| 6827 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 143. ROSS 1889 Kenneth 1956 His wife 1902 Sadie L. 1976 | DENSMORE, Sadie Louise (I13328)
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| 6828 | Oak Island Cemetery, Maitland 143. ROSS 1889 Kenneth 1956 His wife 1902 Sadie L. 1976 | ROSS, Kenneth (I17535)
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| 6829 | Oakhill Cemetery, Ellershouse LYTTLE Charles William Aug 4, 1880 - Jul 22, 1958 his wife Sara Jane DENSMORE Sep 9, 1886 - Jun 27, 1971 | DENSMORE, Sarah Jane (I77952)
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| 6830 | Oakhill Cemetery, Ellershouse LYTTLE Charles William Aug 4, 1880 - Jul 22, 1958 his wife Sara Jane DENSMORE Sep 9, 1886 - Jun 27, 1971 | DENSMORE, Sarah Jane (I77952)
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| 6831 | Obituary For Ronald James Harvey The family of Ronald James Harvey are saddened to announce his unexpected passing on Sunday July 15 2023. Born in Halifax, Ron was the son of the late Karl Harvey. He is survived by his mum Dorothy A Harvey, twin brother Donald (Sheila),brothers Michael (Donna),Wayne (Loretta), along with his six nieces and several great nieces/nephews. Ron was a graduate of H.R.V.S. as an electrician and eventually retired from C.N. Rail. He enjoyed playing golf with his buddies and could often be seen at the cottage driving golf balls into the ocean and waiting for low tide to collect them. He also spent time at the cottage with his 4 legged furry buddy Kingston enjoying walks on the beach and took him everywhere, although Kingston belonged to his longtime friend Brittany. This companion was dearly missed by Ron when he passed. He enjoyed driving trips across Canada stopping to visit friends and family along the way. Ron worked on his own vehicles and often on those of others when help was needed. He was once driving his Dodge Dart along the Bi Hi when he spotted another Dart broken down. He stopped to help this American family who were on vacation and had a broken fan belt. He removed the belt of his own Dart and replaced their broken one to get them on their way home. They were so surprised at his generosity toward complete strangers knowing he would need to purchase another belt for himself. Ron explained that he lived a short distance away and was only too glad to help out. For those who really knew and loved you Ron, you will be missed and always remembered. No service or visitation will take place at Ron's request. A grave side gathering for family and closest friends will happen at a later date. Donations in memory of Ron may be made at an animal shelter, such as 'Hope For Wildlife' Located at Seaforth NS 902-407-9453 | HARVEY, Ronald James (I2368)
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| 6832 | Obituary in the 3 Jun 2009 Chronicle-Herald, Halifax. A veterinarian. Served in World War II in the RCAF. Was an MLA and cabinet minister in the NS government of Premier John Buchanan. Chronicle-Herald, Halifax, 4 Jun 2009 Former health minister Dr. Gerald Sheehy dies IT SAYS a lot about the character of a man when one of the prominent things he is remembered for is an admirable ability to earn respect from friend and foe alike. Dr. Gerald Sheehy, the former Tory minister of health under the John Buchanan government of the late 1970s and early '80s who died suddenly Monday, was just such a politician. As Mr. Buchanan said in tribute Tuesday, the late Dr. Sheehy "was almost incapable of making an enemy." His affable manner, fairness, work ethic and dedication to serving both the constituents of his Annapolis East riding and, in various cabinet roles, all Nova Scotians, earned him respect from people everywhere, regardless of party affiliation. Dr. Sheehy, 85, first became well known in the Valley as a small town (Middleton) veterinarian. His popularity led to his entering politics, first in 1965, serving for five years as a Middleton town councillor and deputy mayor, then in 1970 as an MLA. In Mr. Buchanan's government in 1978, Dr. Sheehy was first agriculture and marketing minister and then minister of health, a portfolio he held with distinction until 1985. Dr. Sheehy reorganized Nova Scotia's health system, championed home care and helped expand the work of the drug dependency commission across the province. After stepping down as health minister, he held his seat until the 1988 election, when he did not re-offer. Dr. Sheehy also fought for his country during the Second World War, serving as an RCAF bomber navigator. After the war, he was extremely active in his community even before he entered politics. One of Nova Scotia's finest public servants, a man of rare integrity and compassion, has passed away. Our sincerest condolences to Dr. Sheehy's family. The Canadian Press, 3 Jun 2009 Ex-health minister dies Gerald Sheehy, 85, was also N.S. vet Gerald Sheehy, a small-town veterinarian who went on to become a key figure in the government of former Nova Scotia premier John Buchanan, died suddenly Monday. He was 85. Sheehy, a longtime resident of Middleton, entered public life in 1965 as a town councillor in his hometown and deputy mayor. He was elected to the Nova Scotia legislature as Conservative member for Annapolis East in 1970 and played a prominent role when Buchanan came to power in 1978. Sheehy served as health minister from 1978 until he retired from politics in 1985. He also served as registrar general and minister of agriculture and marketing before returning to Middleton, where he died. Buchanan said Sheehy "was the epitome of integrity, honesty and hard work." "He was probably one of the best ministers of health this province has ever, ever had," Buchanan said in an interview Tuesday. "As a member of my cabinet, he was always hard-working. "I always like to say Gerry Sheehy was almost incapable of making an enemy. He was well-liked by all members of the legislature, regardless of political party." The flags at Province House in Halifax flew at half-mast Tuesday in Sheehy's memory. Premier Rodney MacDonald praised the former politician "as a true gentleman." "His career as a public servant lasted more than 20 years, and for every day of that long career, the people of his community were foremost on his mind." Liberal Leader Stephen McNeil, who now represents Sheehy's old riding, said Sheehy served the people of the riding and province "with passion and integrity." "He was very much respected right across party lines, by Nova Scotians he worked with and by those he worked on behalf of," he said. Buchanan said Sheehy's legacy in politics was his role in re-organizing the health system of Nova Scotia, particularly hospitals. "We had the best health system anywhere in Canada. That's a legacy Gerry will always have." | SHEEHY, Dr. Gerald (I22054)
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| 6833 | Obituary in the 3 Jun 2009 Chronicle-Herald, Halifax. A veterinarian. Served in World War II in the RCAF. Was an MLA and cabinet minister in the NS government of Premier John Buchanan. Chronicle-Herald, Halifax, 4 Jun 2009 Former health minister Dr. Gerald Sheehy dies IT SAYS a lot about the character of a man when one of the prominent things he is remembered for is an admirable ability to earn respect from friend and foe alike. Dr. Gerald Sheehy, the former Tory minister of health under the John Buchanan government of the late 1970s and early '80s who died suddenly Monday, was just such a politician. As Mr. Buchanan said in tribute Tuesday, the late Dr. Sheehy "was almost incapable of making an enemy." His affable manner, fairness, work ethic and dedication to serving both the constituents of his Annapolis East riding and, in various cabinet roles, all Nova Scotians, earned him respect from people everywhere, regardless of party affiliation. Dr. Sheehy, 85, first became well known in the Valley as a small town (Middleton) veterinarian. His popularity led to his entering politics, first in 1965, serving for five years as a Middleton town councillor and deputy mayor, then in 1970 as an MLA. In Mr. Buchanan's government in 1978, Dr. Sheehy was first agriculture and marketing minister and then minister of health, a portfolio he held with distinction until 1985. Dr. Sheehy reorganized Nova Scotia's health system, championed home care and helped expand the work of the drug dependency commission across the province. After stepping down as health minister, he held his seat until the 1988 election, when he did not re-offer. Dr. Sheehy also fought for his country during the Second World War, serving as an RCAF bomber navigator. After the war, he was extremely active in his community even before he entered politics. One of Nova Scotia's finest public servants, a man of rare integrity and compassion, has passed away. Our sincerest condolences to Dr. Sheehy's family. The Canadian Press, 3 Jun 2009 Ex-health minister dies Gerald Sheehy, 85, was also N.S. vet Gerald Sheehy, a small-town veterinarian who went on to become a key figure in the government of former Nova Scotia premier John Buchanan, died suddenly Monday. He was 85. Sheehy, a longtime resident of Middleton, entered public life in 1965 as a town councillor in his hometown and deputy mayor. He was elected to the Nova Scotia legislature as Conservative member for Annapolis East in 1970 and played a prominent role when Buchanan came to power in 1978. Sheehy served as health minister from 1978 until he retired from politics in 1985. He also served as registrar general and minister of agriculture and marketing before returning to Middleton, where he died. Buchanan said Sheehy "was the epitome of integrity, honesty and hard work." "He was probably one of the best ministers of health this province has ever, ever had," Buchanan said in an interview Tuesday. "As a member of my cabinet, he was always hard-working. "I always like to say Gerry Sheehy was almost incapable of making an enemy. He was well-liked by all members of the legislature, regardless of political party." The flags at Province House in Halifax flew at half-mast Tuesday in Sheehy's memory. Premier Rodney MacDonald praised the former politician "as a true gentleman." "His career as a public servant lasted more than 20 years, and for every day of that long career, the people of his community were foremost on his mind." Liberal Leader Stephen McNeil, who now represents Sheehy's old riding, said Sheehy served the people of the riding and province "with passion and integrity." "He was very much respected right across party lines, by Nova Scotians he worked with and by those he worked on behalf of," he said. Buchanan said Sheehy's legacy in politics was his role in re-organizing the health system of Nova Scotia, particularly hospitals. "We had the best health system anywhere in Canada. That's a legacy Gerry will always have." | SHEEHY, Dr. Gerald (I22054)
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| 6834 | Occupation - undertaker in Upper Kennetcook area. 1901 Census, E, Halifax (city/cit?), N.S., Page: 3, Family Number: 31 Household Gender Age Birthplace Head John Curren M 28 Ns (married, Irish origin, Canadian, Roman Catholic) Wife Emma Curren F 28 Ns (married, Irish origin, Canadian, Presbyterian) Son Frank Curren M 1 Ns "Canada Census, 1901," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KHK5-TXK : accessed 04 Jul 2013), Frank Curren in entry for John Curren, 1901. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 4 Douglas poll district / page 6 9 51 Gill Christian M Head M Mar 1828 83 10 51 Gill Sarah F Wife M Aug 1830 80 11 51 Curren John M Son-in-law M Jan 1873 38 12 51 Curren Emma F Daughter M Apr 1874 38 13 51 Curren Frank J. M Grandson S Oct 1899 11 [Frank L.] 14 51 Curren Sarah E. F Granddaughter S Mar 1903 8 15 51 Curren Clarence M Grandson S Dec 1904 6 16 51 Curren Dorothy M. F Granddaughter S Sep 1906 4 17 51 Curren James C. M Grandson S Jun 1910 11/12 | CURREN, John Patrick (I7872)
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| 6835 | Occupation - undertaker in Upper Kennetcook area. 1901 Census, E, Halifax (city/cit?), N.S., Page: 3, Family Number: 31 Household Gender Age Birthplace Head John Curren M 28 Ns (married, Irish origin, Canadian, Roman Catholic) Wife Emma Curren F 28 Ns (married, Irish origin, Canadian, Presbyterian) Son Frank Curren M 1 Ns "Canada Census, 1901," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KHK5-TXK : accessed 04 Jul 2013), Frank Curren in entry for John Curren, 1901. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 4 Douglas poll district / page 6 9 51 Gill Christian M Head M Mar 1828 83 10 51 Gill Sarah F Wife M Aug 1830 80 11 51 Curren John M Son-in-law M Jan 1873 38 12 51 Curren Emma F Daughter M Apr 1874 38 13 51 Curren Frank J. M Grandson S Oct 1899 11 [Frank L.] 14 51 Curren Sarah E. F Granddaughter S Mar 1903 8 15 51 Curren Clarence M Grandson S Dec 1904 6 16 51 Curren Dorothy M. F Granddaughter S Sep 1906 4 17 51 Curren James C. M Grandson S Jun 1910 11/12 | CURREN, John Patrick (I7872)
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| 6836 | Occupation listed as 'boat builder' on his death registration. 1880 US Census, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Self Ira M. Densmore M 32 Canada (married, carpenter, parents born in Canada) Wife Mary C. Densmore F 29 Canada (married, parents born in Canada) Daughter Irene M. Densmore F 5 Massachusetts, United States Daughter Edith M. Densmore F 3 Massachusetts, United States Cousin Mary C. Densmore F 23 Canada Sister-in-law Harriet E. Innis F 14 Canada "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MHXS-DYX : accessed 07 Sep 2013), Ira M. Densmore, 1880. | DENSMORE, Ira Mosher (I8998)
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| 6837 | Occupation listed as 'boat builder' on his death registration. 1880 US Census, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Self Ira M. Densmore M 32 Canada (married, carpenter, parents born in Canada) Wife Mary C. Densmore F 29 Canada (married, parents born in Canada) Daughter Irene M. Densmore F 5 Massachusetts, United States Daughter Edith M. Densmore F 3 Massachusetts, United States Cousin Mary C. Densmore F 23 Canada Sister-in-law Harriet E. Innis F 14 Canada "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MHXS-DYX : accessed 07 Sep 2013), Ira M. Densmore, 1880. | DENSMORE, Ira Mosher (I8998)
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| 6838 | Occupation listed as 'publisher (paper)' on his marriage registration. 1910 US Census, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head George Fred Laffin M 37 Canada (immigrated 1891, parents born in Canada) Wife Emily J Laffin F 37 Canada (immigrated 1891, parents born in Canada) Daughter Ethel M Laffin F 13 Maine Daughter Edith M Laffin F 12 Maine Son John W Laffin M 11 Maine Daughter Helen R Laffin F 9 Maine Son James L Laffin M 7 Maine Daughter Bertha L Laffin F 2 Maine Brother Lock Laffin M 34 Maine (parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MR3S-B3F : accessed 03 Feb 2014), George Fred Laffin, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing sheet , family 50, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374553. 1920 US Census, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Lockard L Laffin M 43 Canada (immigrated 1895, parents born in Canada) Wife Anna M Laffin F 39 New York (parents born in Germany) Son Philip C Laffin M 8 Maine Daughter Gladys E Laffin F 5 Maine "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MFZN-N2X : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Lockard L Laffin, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing sheet , family 128, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1820642. 1930 US Census, Westbrook, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Locke Loffin M 55 Canada (immigrated 1893, parents born in Canada) Wife Anna M Laffin F 49 New York (parents born in Germany) Son Philip Laffin M 18 Maine Daughter Gladys Laffin F 15 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XM8R-42L : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Anna M Laffin in household of Locke Loffin, Westbrook, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 0104, sheet , family 232, NARA microfilm publication. 1940 US Census, Ward 2, Westbrook, Westbrook City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Locke Laffin M 64 Canada Wife Anna Laffin F 59 New York "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMZ-KJ6 : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Anna Laffin in household of Locke Laffin, Ward 2, Westbrook, Westbrook City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-150, sheet 8B, family 203, NARA digital publication of T627, roll 1477. | LAFFIN, Lockhart L. (I12155)
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| 6839 | Occupation listed as 'publisher (paper)' on his marriage registration. 1910 US Census, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head George Fred Laffin M 37 Canada (immigrated 1891, parents born in Canada) Wife Emily J Laffin F 37 Canada (immigrated 1891, parents born in Canada) Daughter Ethel M Laffin F 13 Maine Daughter Edith M Laffin F 12 Maine Son John W Laffin M 11 Maine Daughter Helen R Laffin F 9 Maine Son James L Laffin M 7 Maine Daughter Bertha L Laffin F 2 Maine Brother Lock Laffin M 34 Maine (parents born in Canada) "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MR3S-B3F : accessed 03 Feb 2014), George Fred Laffin, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing sheet , family 50, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374553. 1920 US Census, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Lockard L Laffin M 43 Canada (immigrated 1895, parents born in Canada) Wife Anna M Laffin F 39 New York (parents born in Germany) Son Philip C Laffin M 8 Maine Daughter Gladys E Laffin F 5 Maine "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MFZN-N2X : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Lockard L Laffin, Westbrook Ward 2, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing sheet , family 128, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1820642. 1930 US Census, Westbrook, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Locke Loffin M 55 Canada (immigrated 1893, parents born in Canada) Wife Anna M Laffin F 49 New York (parents born in Germany) Son Philip Laffin M 18 Maine Daughter Gladys Laffin F 15 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XM8R-42L : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Anna M Laffin in household of Locke Loffin, Westbrook, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 0104, sheet , family 232, NARA microfilm publication. 1940 US Census, Ward 2, Westbrook, Westbrook City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Locke Laffin M 64 Canada Wife Anna Laffin F 59 New York "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMZ-KJ6 : accessed 03 Feb 2014), Anna Laffin in household of Locke Laffin, Ward 2, Westbrook, Westbrook City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-150, sheet 8B, family 203, NARA digital publication of T627, roll 1477. | LAFFIN, Lockhart L. (I12155)
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| 6840 | Occupation listed as blacksmith on marriage registration. 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Noel J Page 25 1 225 Hines Charles N. M Head M Feb 1 1867 34 12 225 Hines Maggie J. F Wife M Apr 10 1865 35 13 225 Hines Lillian M. F Daughter S May 8 1890 10 14 225 Hines Arthur M Son S Nov 1 1891 9 15 225 Hines Percy D. M Son S Jun 28 1893 7 16 225 Hines Jennie A. F Daughter S Dec 15 1896 4 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 11 Douglas poll district / page 8 22 67 Hines Charles M Head M Feb 1867 44 23 67 Hines Margaret F Wife M Apr 1865 46 24 67 Hines Maud F Daughter S May 1890 21 25 67 Hines Arthur M Son S Nov 1891 19 26 67 Hines Jennie A F Daughter S Dec 1896 14 | HINES, Captain Charles Nelson (I3173)
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| 6841 | Occupation listed as blacksmith on marriage registration. 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Noel J Page 25 1 225 Hines Charles N. M Head M Feb 1 1867 34 12 225 Hines Maggie J. F Wife M Apr 10 1865 35 13 225 Hines Lillian M. F Daughter S May 8 1890 10 14 225 Hines Arthur M Son S Nov 1 1891 9 15 225 Hines Percy D. M Son S Jun 28 1893 7 16 225 Hines Jennie A. F Daughter S Dec 15 1896 4 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 11 Douglas poll district / page 8 22 67 Hines Charles M Head M Feb 1867 44 23 67 Hines Margaret F Wife M Apr 1865 46 24 67 Hines Maud F Daughter S May 1890 21 25 67 Hines Arthur M Son S Nov 1891 19 26 67 Hines Jennie A F Daughter S Dec 1896 14 | HINES, Captain Charles Nelson (I3173)
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| 6842 | Occupation listed as carpenter on marriage registration. 1881 Census, Noel, Hants, NS, District 18 M, p. 35, Household 157 Hugh HENNIGAR M Male German 29 NS Farmer Church of England Catherine HENNIGAR M Female German 22 NS Church of England Malissa HENNIGAR Female German 2 NS Church of England 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Noel J Page 22: 18 199 Hennigar Hugh M Head M May 25 1851 49 19 199 Hennigar Catherine F Wife M Nov 4 1838* 42 20 199 Hennigar Melissa F Daughter S Mar 17 1879 22 21 199 Hennigar Almira F Daughter S May 15 1881 19 22 199 Hennigar John J. M Son S Jan 22 1883 18 23 199 Hennigar Lillis J. F Daughter S Jan 17 16 24 199 Hennigar Gordon M. M Son S Dec 12 14 25 199 Hennigar Percy E. M Son S Sep 2 8 26 199 Hennigar Alma F Daughter S Jun 15 6 27 199 Hennigar Annie C. F Daughter S Sep 12 4 28 199 Hennigar Frank L. M Son S Aug 1 1899 1 29 199 Hennigar Lydia F Mother W Jun 5 1826 74 * suggested 1858. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 8 24 69 Hennigar Hugh M Head M May 1851 60 25 69 Hennigar Catherine F Wife M Nov 1858 52 26 69 Hennigar John J. M Son S Jan 1883 28 27 69 Hennigar Gordon M Son S Dec 1887 24 28 69 Hennigar Percy M Son S Dec 1892 18 29 69 Hennigar Alma F Daughter S Jun 1894 16 30 69 Hennigar Clara F Daughter S Jun 1900 14 31 69 Hennigar Frank M Son S Aug 1899 11 32 69 Hennigar Francis F Grandchild S May 1906 5 St. Paul's Anglican Church Cemetery, Northfield Hugh Hennigar / 1851 - 1939 / His Wife / Catherine / 1858 - 1942 | HENNIGAR, Hugh (I2122)
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| 6843 | Occupation listed as mechanic on marriage registration. 1881 Census, Noel, Hants, N.S., District 18 M, p. 33, Household 150 Benjamin HENNIGAR M Male German 31 Nova Scotia Farmer Church of England Jane HENNIGAR M Female Irish 31 Nova Scotia Church of England 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Noel J Page 21 28 191 Hennigar Benjamin M Head M May 27 1849 51 29 191 Hennigar Jane F Wife M Aug 3 1849 51 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 8 22 68 Hennigar Benjamin M Head M May 1849 62 23 68 Hennigar Jane F Wife M Aug 1850 61 St. Paul's Anglican Church Cemetery, Northfield Benjamin Hennigar / 1849 - 1934 / His Wife / Jane Densmore / 1848 - 1933 | HENNIGAR, Joseph Benjamin (I1622)
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| 6844 | Occupation on death registration is ships carpenter and address is Portland, Maine. 1900 US Census, ED 211 Bath city Ward 7, Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Mary Tabor F 46 Canada (Eng) Daughter Stella M Tabor F 15 Canada (Eng) Son Harry B Tabor M 11 Canada (Eng) Daughter Bessie A Tabor F 8 Maine Boarder Harding T Dimock M 39 Canada (Eng) Boarder Jos H Bradshaw M 53 Canada (Eng) Boarder Abram Bradshaw M 50 Canada (Eng) Boarder Edgar Hennigar M 42 Canada (Eng) (born Jan 1858, parents born in Canada (Eng), immigrated 1881) Boarder Jas Delong M 46 Canada (Eng) Boarder Wm Poertner M 21 Canada (Eng) "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MML1-TQT : accessed 13 Apr 2013), Edgar Hennigar in entry for Mary Tabor, 1900. St. John the Baptist Anglican Church Cemetery, Latties Brook 47. Edgar, son of James and Jane Hennigar B: Jan. 26, 1858, D: Oct. 13, 1916 | HENNIGAR, Edgar (I1183)
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| 6845 | OCCUPATION: Blacksmith 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 "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. | LAMING, Henry George (I4669)
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| 6846 | OCCUPATION: Blacksmith 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 "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. | LAMING, Henry George (I4669)
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| 6847 | OCCUPATION: carpenter and truck driver. 1940 US Census, Ward 1, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same Place Household Gender Age Birthplace Head George M Miller M 28 Maine Wife Elinor F Miller F 23 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMW-2K6 : accessed 21 May 2013), George M Miller, Ward 1, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-52, sheet 6A, family 99, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1475. | MILLER, George Neil (I4600)
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| 6848 | OCCUPATION: carpenter and truck driver. 1940 US Census, Ward 1, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same Place Household Gender Age Birthplace Head George M Miller M 28 Maine Wife Elinor F Miller F 23 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMW-2K6 : accessed 21 May 2013), George M Miller, Ward 1, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-52, sheet 6A, family 99, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1475. | MILLER, George Neil (I4600)
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| 6849 | OCCUPATION: Farmer Maurice Hennigar remembers his Uncle Jimmy as a 'Santa-type' figure with a long white beard. Uncle Jimmy used to give him a dime if he helped him tie up his boots. Uncle Jim was the carpenter who helped build the farmhouse in Upper Kennetcook. 1871 Census, NS, Hants Co., Noel (d2), Dwelling #108, Family #115: HENNIGAR, JAMES M 36 HENNIGAR, JANE F 36 HENNIGAR, JOSHUA M 30 (brother) HENNIGAR, CHARLES M 25 (brother) HENNIGAR, MATTHEW M 9 HENNIGAR, MARY F 7 HENNIGAR, UZIAH M 6 HENNIGAR, LEMUEL M 4 HENNIGAR, EMELINE F 3 HENNIGAR, MONSON G. M 2 HENNIGAR, CHARLOTTE F 1 1881 Census, Gore, Hants, N.S. District 18 I, p. 56 James HENIGAR M Male German 46 NS Farmer Church of England Jane HENIGAR M Female Irish 46 NS Presbyterian Matthew HENIGAR Male German 18 NS School Teacher Church of England Mary HENIGAR Female German 17 NS Church of England Lemuel HENIGAR Male German 15 NS Son Church of England Emeline HENIGAR Female German 13 NS Church of England Morrison HENIGAR Male German 12 NS Church of England Charlotte HENIGAR Female German 11 NS Church of England Ezra HENIGAR Male German 7 NS Church of England John HENIGAR Male German 9 NS Church of England Rhoda HENIGAR Female German 6 NS Church of England Ada HENIGAR Female German 4 NS Church of England Irvin HENIGAR Male German 3 NS Church of England 1901 Census Hants (#34) Gore e Page 1 37 10 Hennigar James M Head M Oct 8 1834 66 38 10 Hennigar MaryJane F Wife M Jul 26 1834 66 39 10 Hennigar Lemuel M Son S Apr 29 1866 34 40 10 Hennigar Rhoda F Daughter S Oct 17 1874 25 41 10 Hennigar Ada F Daughter S May 2 1876 24 1911 Census/ Nova Scotia / Hants / 4 Douglas poll district / page 6 46 57 Hennigar James M Head W Oct 1834 76 47 57 Hennigar Ada F Daughter S May 1876 35 St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 234. Mary Jane McLearn, s/o James Hennigar, d. Sept. 2, 1909 aged 75 yrs. James Hennigar 1839-1924 (note difference in birth date) (side) C.H. Power 1870-1948 Ada 1876-1957 (back) Matthew M. 1862-1938 Mamie, his wife, 1875-1943 (other side) Lemuel A. d. July 6, 1915 aged 49 yrs. Uzziah 1865-1873 | HENNIGAR, James (Red Jim) Cannon (I95)
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| 6850 | OCCUPATION: Farmer Possibly named after his uncle (RIN7380). St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 122. George Hennigar 1792-1870 His wife, Ruth Anthony, 1802-1847 His second wife, Mary Eliza Clark, 1808-1892 | HENNIGAR, George (I125)
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