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| 201 | !"Vaughan Pioneers", p. 151. | Spencer, Bernice Elizabeth (I16702)
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| 202 | !"Vaughan Pioneers", p. 151. | Smith, Gilbert Gould (I16707)
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| 203 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Scott, N.J. (I1396)
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| 204 | !Records of Francis James Hatton, Jr., July 2000. | Davidson (I7001)
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| 205 | !Records of Kay Beals Clark, 1999. | Anderson, William (I1176)
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| 206 | " "Robert, born about 1791, m. Mary, daughter of Solomon Hill of Smithville. During the War of 1812 they lived at Niagara. Family history states that General Brock, when at Niagara, made his home in their house and the following incident is recorded in the Waddell history: --- 'When word came to Niagara of the Battle at Queenston Hgts., General Brock immediately called for his horse. In his hurry his hat fell off, and as Robert Waddell returned it to him, Brock said -- 'The sign is ominous. Well will it be if the head does not follow ere the day is over!' This foreboding turned out to be only too true. After the war over Robert and his family lived in Grimsby. In 1815 and 1816 the Grimsby Council meetings were held in his house and from 1820 - 1828 Robert was one of two assessors in the council. About this time he moved to Smithville and lived on Lot 9, Conc. VIII, near the village." Annals of The Forty | Waddell, Robert (I723)
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| 207 | "Cert. # 025568/04 County of Lincoln, Village of Grimsby Name: Dorothy Louise Norton Birth: 7 July 1904 Place of Birth: Village of Grimsby Father: Edwin J. Norton Mother; Maria Senske Occ. of father: Basketmaker, Grimsby Informant: J. S. Morris Date of Reg'n: 11 July 1904 Accoucheur: Dr. J. S. Morris." David 1.Title: Roepke Senske Leppert Families of Ontario Author: David Roepke Publication: davidot@vaxxine.com Date: 20 Oct 2007 Married: 17 Jun 1925 in Grimsby, Lincoln Co., ON Note: 014071-25 (Lincoln Co.) John Ritchie MCVICAR, 22, bookkeeper, Renfrew, Grimsby, s/o John MCVICAR, b. Pakenham, & Effie RITCHIE, married Dorothy Louise NORTON, 21, Grimsby, same, d/o Edward NORTON, b. Grimsby, & Mary SENSKE, witn: Florence NORTON & J. Orlon LIVINGSTON, both of Grimsby, 17 June 1925 at Grimsby | Norton, Dorothy Louise (I1487)
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| 208 | "John Thomas Braund How many Lies can one Man tell on a Census Return? In the 1900 U.S. census, John T Braund claimed to have been born in 1845; he was born in 1841. His birthplace was given as New York; he was born in Budock, Cornwall. He said he?d been married for nineteen years when in fact he?d been married for just two. His son Charles, who may not actually have been his son, was listed as having been born in New York, when he was born in Dunnville, Canada. Why would one person want to tell so many lies? What follows is a story of how John?s web of lies was uncovered and suggests some reasons why he may have wished to cover his tracks. The story began with an enquiry from a new member on our Facebook group. Her husband was son of Robert Edwin Braund, grandson of Thomas and great-grandson of Charles. At this point I had no dates and didn?t even know which continent we were on but I did have the slightly less common christian names Robert and Charles, so I was up for a challenge. A search at < Now all I needed was to find Thomas son of Charles and I was on the right track. Fortunately, in 1930, the household was a three generational one. Robert, his brother and parents, were with Charles W and Jessie M Braund in Rockwood, Multnomah, Oregon. Charles W Braund had been born about 1882 in New York. Charles and Jessie could also be located in 1940, in Alameda, California, when Charles described himself as a Benzine Man. They were at different addresses in Washington in the censuses of 1920 and 1910. In fact they were enumerated twice in 1910. In each case Charles gave his birthplace as New York. Images of US second world war draft cards are available via Family Search and that for Charles W Braund showed him to be a cleaner working for Associated Cleaners in Oakland. His date of birth was given as 10 May 1882 and his more precise place of birth as Buffalo, New York. The only other record that I could find for Charles was from the index to Californian Deaths. This confirmed his date and place of birth and recorded his death as taking place on 22nd October 1958 in Shasta, California. An additional piece of information was his mother?s maiden name: Shirton. Try as I might, I could not trace Charles any further back. I then looked for a Braund-Shirton marriage, without using any christian names. None was found but this search did reveal a brother for Charles. An index to Washington death certificates, listed John Joseph Braund, who died in Tacoma, in 1948. This index was more informative than that for Charles so I now had both parents? names. John Joseph Braund and Mary Ann Shirton. John Joseph junior had been born in 1890, so it seemed likely that there may have been other children apart from him and Charles. Nothing I tried brought up a marriage for John Joseph Braund and Mary Ann Shirton. So I searched for them in the census. Finally, the image came up for the family in 1900, in Portland, Oregon. Charles was there, as Charlie and John Joseph junior as J J Samuel, which is why they hadn?t been immediately obvious. As described at the beginning, John senior was listed as John T Braund, he stated that he had been married for 19 years and that both his parents were born in England. John T himself claimed to have been born in January 1845 in New York. John?s descendants were keen to trace their origins back to the U.K. and it seemed that I was nearly there. All I needed was a John Joseph, or John T Braund born about 1845 in New York. The census said that John?s wife Mary had had seven children, of whom five were now living and all five were present in the household. I therefore looked for the births or baptisms of children of John and Mary to no avail. Being well aware that Braund can be mangled in a number of ways, I searched instead for marriage for a Mary Shirton about 1881, without specifying a groom?s name. The only one I found was in Dunnville, Canada on 1st October 1881, to a Robert Wait. Although I was aware of a Braund family in Dunnville, this seemed likely to be a red herring. I next considered that the eldest child, Charles, may have been born before his parents? marriage, so I searched for the birth of a Charles Shirton. This located the birth of Charles B Waite, son of Robert Edward and Mary Maude Waite née Shirton on 10th March 1882 in Dunneville. This no longer seemed like a red herring. By this time, I had revisited what I knew about the Braunds of Dunnville. In 1844, Samuel and Mary Ann Braund née Newcombe (branch 1) had left Budock, Cornwall, in Falmouth registration district, with their five surviving children. The family, including a John Thomas Braund, born in 1841, settled in Dunnville, Ontario. In Dunnville, in the census of 1881, I found Mary Shirton aged eighteen, with her parents. Robert Wait was also there and next door to him, Thomas Braund, a forty year old carpenter and what appeared to be Thomas? wife, Mary Ann Braund aged forty two, born in Ireland. Further searches located Thomas and Mary Braund living in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1870. Thomas was working in a sack and blind factory. Although Mary was recorded with the surname Braund, both she and Thomas were said to be unmarried; no relationships are given in this census. In the same household were Canadian born brothers Robert and Charles Waite. Strangely it was Mary, not Thomas who was in possession of real estate, valued at $800. Thomas had only personal estate worth $300. When eighteen year old Mary Shirton married twenty eight year old Robert Wait, in 1881 in Dunnville, she was four months pregnant, with the child who was born as Charles B Wait; was the B as a middle initial of significance? Was Mary pregnant by a forty year old married neighbour and married off to a compliant, or ignorant, Robert? Or did Mary?s connection with John Thomas Braund come later, after her marriage to Robert had broken down? The birth of Charles B Wait in 1882 was followed by another son, Agnew Wait in July 1884. Presumably he was one of the two children of Mary?s that was no longer living by 1900. There is no trace of a death for Agnew or of the other child who was said to have died. What happened next is still unclear. In 1885, John Thomas is recorded as working on a house on Dunnville for Dr McCallum. Annie C Braund, who may or may not have been John Thomas? biological daughter, was born in July 1885, allegedly in New York. What we do know is that, in 1891, Robert Wait was living with his brother Charles in Dunnville describing himself as married. Also in Dunnville was Mary Braund, now recorded as aged fifty seven, living alone but this time listed as married. Of their errant spouses there was no sign. The next sighting of John Thomas Braund and Mary Shirton is in 1900; when they appear to be married (to each other!) with five surviving children. John is described as a wheelwright. A marriage between John F Braund, a millwright and Mary A Shirton was finally located in Washington but not until 1898. Did this mean that they had recently heard of the deaths of their respective spouses, or had they decided they had been absent long enough for them to be presumed dead? The certificate confirms that this was indeed John, son of Samuel and Mary Ann Braund née Newcombe. He claimed that this was his first marriage although, as no marriage has been traced to the Irish Mary, maybe he was actually telling the truth this time. Mary Shirton admitted to having been married before but gave both her current and maiden surname as Shirton. John had knocked ten years off his age and was still claiming to have been born in Buffalo, New York, as was Mary. Mary too had reduced her age, from thirty seven to thirty one. There was clearly an attempt to confuse and to erase all connections with Canada. The birthplaces of their children, given in the 1900 census, suggest that they were in New York in 1882. We know this is untrue as Charles was actually born in Dunnville. Their daughter, Annie, too was supposedly born in New York, in 1885, followed by Sarah born 1887 in Michigan, John Joseph Samuel born 1890 in Montana and finally Georgie H born 1891 in Washington. Apart from Charles? no births have been found for the children either in any of these places or elsewhere, using the surnames Braund, Shirton or Wait(e). John Thomas and Mary have not been found in the 1890 US or 1891 Canadian censuses. A possible explanation for this is that they left Canada before the 1891 census was taken and arrived in America after their census was taken in 1890. Alternatively, this could just be another example of them trying to cover their tracks. Historic Oregon newspapers are available online at << http://oregonnews.uoregon.edu>> and John?s death is reported in The Morning Oregonain of 21 February 1902 ?In this city, at the family residence, 109 Whitaker Street, 20 February 1902, John T Braund aged 56 years, 1 month, 9 days?. Sadly this was a tragic death, as a more lengthy account of John?s demise appears elsewhere in the same issue. Braund Commits Suicide?Aged Man Cuts his Wrists and Hangs Himself ? John T Braund, 56 years old, committed suicide yesterday morning by cutting one of his wrists with a knife and then hanging himself with a towel tied to a post, at his home, 109 Whittaker Street. He had suffered from despondency, brought on by paralysis and an attack of paresis. For the past two years he has suffered and two months ago he was examined by a physician, who stated that Braund had paresis, and recommended that he be carefully watched, to prevent his harming himself. Early yesterday morning, shortly before 6 o?clock. Braund cut one of his wrists with a knife, but did not sever a vital part, and then he hanged himself. The Coroner?s jury inquired into the case yesterday, and decided that Braund had taken his life while suffering from temporary aberration of the mind, due to paresis. Braund, who was a member of the Knights of Pythias, leaves a widow and four children.? The report of his funeral adds that John was employed by Hogue Saw Mill on East Water Street. It is unclear which of the five children of the 1900 census was not included in the ?four children? of the newspaper report. Only Annie had not been traced after 1900, so perhaps she died between then and 1902. Or does this suggest that only four of the five were John?s children? What is strange is that, despite all this subterfuge, John Thomas seems to have maintained contact with his family in Dunnville. The Dunnville newspaper carried a, somewhat sanitised, report of his death ?Intelligence of the death of Mr. Thomas Braund, a former resident of this town, was received here last week. He was a brother of William N Braund and Samuel Braund and the youngest son of Samuel Braund Sr., who had lived many years in Dunnville and was well known to most of our older townsfolk. He passed away at Portland, Oregon, in the 61st year of his age [so in Dunville they had a better idea of his correct age. He was 61, so in his 62nd year] and we believe that, although he had not been in his usual robust health for the past year or two, death came to him not unexpectedly. Mr Braund spent much of his early life in Dunnville and being of a social and joyous disposition he was a general favourite. He was a member of the Masonic body and also of the Oddfellows and we believe that while he was in the United States he joined the Knights of Pythias. He was a carpenter by trade and a skilful mechanic. At the World?s Fair in London some 28 or 30 years ago, he represented some large American firms of machinists and had charge of a department.? No suggestion here that he had been married and no mention of any children. Someone back home was certainly aware of some of the children however. In 1911, when John Thomas? elder brother Samuel died intestate, three children of John Thomas were mentioned in Samuel?s letters of administration. These were the three youngest, Sarah, Joseph (John Joseph Samuel) and Hannah Georgina, the Georgie H of the census. They were described as ?the only lawful children of John Thomas Braund?. It is not clear in what sense these were lawful children as their parents weren?t married at the time of their birth. This may suggest that Charles and Annie were not the biological children of John Thomas Braund, although they seem to have been brought up as such and are certainly Braunds in every other sense. Communications between Dunnville and John Thomas? family seem to have ceased with his death as when the administration was taken out in 1911, there was no awareness that Sarah was married. She had married Nicholes Ferra in 1906 and they moved to Ohio. Her death is recorded there in 1930 as Sadie E Ferra. This links with annotations on family photos that describe Sarah as Sadie. There are several mentions, in the Oregon newspapers, of Sadie, Anna (who seems to be Hannah Georgina rather than Annie) and their mother, staying in Portland hotels in 1904 and 1905. In 1910, Mary Ann was living as the wife of Harry M Smith in Tacoma; John Joseph Samuel and Hannah Georgina Braund were with her. The Oregon newspapers give us additional information about the family, not all of which presents them in a favourable light. Charles Braund enlisted in the militia in 1900. In 1901 a warrant was issued for militiamen whose fines for ?delinquency at drill? were unpaid. Amongst them was Charles Braund. Charles later followed his step father into the police and he appears in the papers in his role as a detective. In 1921, Harry Smith a former Chief of Police, was accused of trying to cover-up for his stepson ?Joe Braund? who had been arrested for being drunk. Mary Ann died on 27th December 1929. According to her gravestone, she was born in 1870. As she was nine in the 1871 census, she had managed to maintain the fiction that she was considerably younger than she actually was. At this stage in the research came another revelation. Member, Marlene Roberts, who descends from John Thomas? brother, sent a cutting from the Dunnville newspaper reporting the death of John Thomas? first ?wife?, Mary from Ireland. ?In Dunnville on the 13th of October, 1893, Mrs. Thomas Braund, mother of Charles B. and Robert Waite, aged 64 years. Her remains were interred in St. Catharine?s cemetery, on Sunday last.? Further investigation showed that Irish Mary was the mother of the same Robert Waite who married Mary Shirton. Robert and Mary?s son Charles B Waite (later called Charles Braund) was named for his uncle. This means that, not only did John Thomas run off with a much younger married woman but that she was the wife of his step-son! No wonder they were keen to cover their tracks. It is strange that the Dunnville newspapers seemed blissfully aware of the situation. Or were they just economical with their reporting to avoid revealing a scandal. Did perhaps John?s membership of the masonic order help in this respect? Finally Robert Waite?s death was traced just a few weeks before John Thomas and Mary ?Shirton? married in 1898. So it does look as if, despite all their subterfuge, they were not confident enough to marry until both their existing spouses had died. This story is far from complete and leaves many questions unanswered. Did John Thomas and the Irish Mary Waite marry? Did they meet in Ohio? Who was Mary Shirton?s seventh child? Where were the younger children born and more to the point, whose children were they? It may be that none of this will ever be solved but not for the want of trying! Janet Few" | Shirton, Mary Ann Maude (I213)
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| 209 | "Joseph married Elizabeth Weldon on 8 June 1851 at St Andrew, Holborn. The residence for both bride and groom is shown as Portpool Lane and Joseph's occupation is French Polisher. Elizabeth's father was George Weldon, Paper Maker. Witnesses were Ebenezer Brown (Joseph's brother) and Sarah Brown (Joseph's sister or mother). Joseph signed and Elizabeth marked X on the marriage certificate. In 1851 Elizabeth Weldon was living as a servant at 8 Hatton Garden, St Andrew and in 1841 with her siblings at 9 Little Saffron Hill. The family of Joseph Brown and Elizabeth have been found only in the 1861 census: 1861 Census: RG9/185/136 - 50 Portpool Lane, St Andrew Holborn Joseph Brown Head M 35 French Polisher Paddington, Mdx Elizabeth Brown Wife M 40 St Andrews Mdx Elizabeth Brown Dau 8 St Andrews Mdx Sarah Brown Dau 7 Brentford Mdx Jane Brown Dau 1 St Andrews Mdx " Source: Linda Jones Family Tree Website www.activeservice.co.uk/familytree Passenger record Ship: DACIADeparture Port and Date (yyyy/mm/dd): London, England - [1869-08-17]Port and Date of Arrival: Quebec, Que. - 1869-09-08Remarks: List Number: 91Reference: RG 76Microfilm: C-4524 1881 Census, 132 Ontario South/Oshawa Town Division Brown, Joseph, age 55, cabinet maker Brown, Elizabeth, age 60, wife religion: Church of England Next family on same page of the census: Chesher, Alfred, age 24, machinist Chesher, Jane, age 21 Chesher, Frank, age 3 Violet, age 9 months 1891 Census of Canada/Ontario, District 129, South Wentworth, Village of Grimsby Brown, Joseph, age 64, England, Baptist, cabinet maker Brown, Elizabeth, wife, age 70 1901 Census of Canada/Ontario/Grimsby Brown, Joseph, age 85, b. May 1, 1815, England, widow, cabinet maker The age is different but this is definitely the same Joseph Brown in the other census info. He appeared to have his age out by 10 years in all the census info and was always shown as 5-7 years younger than his wife. | Weldon, Elizabeth (I14)
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| 210 | "Marriage Certificate # 10878/74 #220 Wentworth County Hamilton Name of Groom: Edwin H. Norton Age: 24 Residence: Hamilton Place of birth: England Religion: W. Methodist MS and Occupation: B. Painter Father: Samuel Norton Mother: Sarah Norton Name of Bride: Sarah Brown Age: 20 Residence: Hamilton Place of birth: England Religion: W. Methodist MS and Occupation: S Father: Joseph Brown Mother: Elizabeth Brown Witnesses: S. A. Glasby, Hamilton Marriage particulars: May 30, 1874 Hamilton by S. Williamson by licence. Information provided by Helen Gillespie" David 1 Source: 1.Title: Roepke Senske Leppert Families of Ontario Author: David Roepke Publication: davidot@vaxxine.com Date: 20 Oct 2007 | Family F6
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| 211 | "Of Scotland. British Army to Quebec, Lot 76 Niagara." Ron Cox "Francis Waddell was born in Berwick -on-Tweed, Scotland. He was the son of a prominent dignitary of the Episcopal Church and the family, according to historians, was an aristocratic and wealthy one. Francis married a young Highland girl against the wishes of his family and later, angry at their refusal of friendship with her, Francis enlisted in the British army and was sent to Quebec. Sometime after his arrival there his family sent out to him several boxes of goods which he returned unopened, thus completing the separation from his people. Francis was later stationed with his regiment at Fort Niagara. His name is not included in the list of first settlers west of the river but his petition for land -- No. 142 -- was read 12 July, 1796: --- 'Francis Waddle praying fora Town Lot in Newark. Recommended if not granted before.' (Simcoe Papers, Vol.5) He was given title to the North part of Lot 15, Conc. IX, Grimsby township, 1 March, 1797. In 1800 his name was on Lot 76, Niagara, and it may be assumed that he built his home and lived there until his death, the date of which has not been recorded. It is known that he was alive in 1809 and probably during the War of 1812. When the enemy burned Niagara, 13 December, 1813 Francis Waddell's house was destrouyed and everything in it excepting some of the silver and, ironically enough, a steel engraving of George Washington which was thrown out into a snowbank. The losses under the heading 'Francis Waddle Estate; were listed as ₤350. Francis Waddell's wife was named Jane and it is believed that they lie buried in St. Mark's churchyard, Niagara - on - the - Lake." Annals of The Forty | Waddell, Francis (I769)
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| 212 | 1 BIRT 2 DATE 13 OCT 1783 | Snyder, Peter (I1269)
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| 213 | 1 BIRT 2 DATE 15 APR 1767 | Snyder, Maria Mary (I1264)
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| 214 | 1 _TYPE Family Group Sheet | Source (S6)
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| 215 | 1 _TYPE Newspaper Clipping (Identified) | Source (S24)
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| 216 | 1 _TYPE Newspaper Clipping (Identified) | Source (S31)
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| 217 | 1 _TYPE Obituary | Source (S15)
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| 218 | 1 _UID 0108ECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B5FA0 | Family F5806
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| 220 | 1 _UID 0608ECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B64F0 !HE LIVED IN NEW JERSEY & STAYED THERE TILL HE DIED. THE REST OF HISFAMILY HOWEVER CAME TO CANADA ALONG WITH THEIR RELATIVES & FRIENDS. HISSON PETER ADMINISTERED HIS ESTATE IN SUSSEX COUNTY,NEW JERSEY ON MARCH31, 1798. | DILS, ADAM (I19205)
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| 221 | 1 _UID 0E08ECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B6C70 | BELLES, CHRISTINA (I19207)
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| 222 | 1 _UID 210EECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B85FA | Family F5823
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| 223 | 1 _UID 2208ECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B80B0 | DILS, RACHEL (I19213)
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| 225 | 1 _UID 501AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BC09E | DILS, CATHARINA (I19236)
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| 226 | 1 _UID 5C1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BCC5E | FULSOM, OLIVER (I19239)
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| 227 | 1 _UID 5D1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BCD6E | Family F5825
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| 228 | 1 _UID 5E1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BCE7E | FULSOM, ELIZABETH (I19240)
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| 229 | 1 _UID 601AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BD09E | FULSOM, JULIA (I19241)
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| 230 | 1 _UID 641AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BD4DE | FULSOM, JEREMIAH (I19243)
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| 231 | 1 _UID 661AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BD6FE | FULSOM, OLIVER S. (I19244)
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| 232 | 1 _UID 681AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BD81E | FULSOM, NANCY (I19245)
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| 233 | 1 _UID 6A1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BDA3E | FULSOM, JAMES (I19246)
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| 234 | 1 _UID 6C1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BDC5E | FULSOM, HANNAH (I19247)
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| 235 | 1 _UID 6E1AECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0BDE7E | BURK, THERESA (I19248)
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| 236 | 1 _UID 983EECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B2C3A | OVERHOLT, MATTHEW (I19249)
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| 240 | 1 _UID B15CECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B638C DEATH: Killed in action in France. BIOGRAPHY: One source gives Oliver G. Dalrymple the rank of "Gen." Seems too young for such advancement, perhaps it was a nickname used in jest. | Dalrymple, Oliver Gordon (I1017)
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| 241 | 1 _UID C219ECA69E5DD511A1EE0050BAE55A0B31AF | HOOVER (I19233)
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| 244 | 1851 Census taken on March 30, 1851 Township of Nether Hallam, Ecclesiastical District of St. Phillips, Borough of Sheffield, Registration district of Ecclesall Bierlow Address: 55 Chapel Steet, No. 2 Ann Shirton; Head; Widow, Female, Age 43, born:Yorkshire, Sheffield Hannah Shirton; Daughter; Female, Age 13, born:Yorkshire, Nether Hallam Thomas Shirton; Son, Male, Age 11, Scholar; Born: Yorkshire, Nether Hallam Charles Shirton; Son, male, Age 9, Scholar, Born: Yorkshire, Nether Hallam William Shirton; Son, Male, Age 6, Scholar, Born: Yorkshire, Sheffield Joshua Yeadon; Lodger, Male, Age 19, Stone Mason, Born: Yorkshire, Perdsey Alice Shirton; Daughter, Female, Age 11 months, Born: Yorkshire, Sheffield Thomas Boyne Lodger, Male, Age 19, Stone Mason, Born: Lincolnshire, Grimsby Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2336; Folio: 157; Page: 16; GSU roll: 87583-87584. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above condition may result in legal action. | Shirton, Alice Amelia (I19700)
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| 245 | 1851 England Census Name: Edgar Shirton Age: 11 Estimated Birth year: abt 1849 Relation: Daughter Father's name: John C Mother's name: Ellen Gender: Where born: Knutsford, Cheshire, England Civil Parish: Manchester Ecclesiastical parish: Newton All Saints Town: Bradford County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street Address: Occupation: Registration District: Manchester Sub Registration District: Newton Ed, Institution, or Vessel: 1b Household Schedule Number: 85 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2231; Folio: 37; Page: 22; GSU roll: 87244. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above condition may result in legal action. | Shirton, Edgar (I20251)
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| 246 | 1851 England Census Name: Ellen Shirton Age: 52 Estimated Birth year: abt. 1799 Relation: Wife Spouce’s name: John C Gender: Female Where born: Manchester, Lancashire, England Civil Parish: Manchester Ecclesiastical parish: Newton All Saints Town: Bradford County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street Address: Occupation: Registration District: Manchester Sub Registration District: Newton Ed, Institution, or Vessel: 1b Household Schedule Number: 85 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2231; Folio: 37; Page: 22; GSU roll: 87244. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above condition may result in legal action. | *Tailor, Ellen (I20245)
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| 247 | 1851 England Census Name: Joseph Shirton Age: 7 Estimated Birth year: abt 1844 Relation: Son Father’s name: John C Mother's name: Ellen Gender: Male Where born: Richmond, Yorkshire, England Civil Parish: Manchester Ecclesiastical parish: Newton All Saints Town: Bradford County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street Address: Occupation: Registration District: Manchester Sub Registration District: Newton Ed, Institution, or Vessel: 1b Household Schedule Number: 85 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2231; Folio: 37; Page: 22; GSU roll: 87244. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above condition may result in legal action. 1881 England Census about Joseph Shirton Name: Joseph Shirton Age: 37 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1844 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Ellen Gender: Male Where born: Richmond, Yorkshire, England Civil Parish: Ashton Under Lyne County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street address: 69 Guide Lane Condition as to marriage: Married Education: Employment status: View Image Occupation: Watch Maker Registration district: Ashton Under Lyne Sub-registration district: Audenshaw ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph Shirton 37 Ellen Shirton 38 Mary Shirton 16 John Charles Shirton 14 Walter Shirton 11 Josephine Shirton 9 Samuel Shirton 6 Ellen Shirton 3 Source Citation: Class: RG11; Piece: 4041; Folio: 45; Page: 21; Line: ; GSU roll: 1341966. Source Information: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1881 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. 1881 British Isles Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site. Appreciation is expressed to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for providing the 1881 England and Wales Census Index. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1881. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1881. Images © Crown copyright. Images reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. | Shirton, Joseph (I19068)
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| 248 | 1851 England Census about John C Shirton Name: John C Shirton Age: 55 Estimated Birth year: abt 1796 Relation: Head Spouce’s name: Ellen Gender: Male Where born: Baden, Duches, Germany Civil Parish: Manchester Ecclesiastical parish: Newton All Saints Town: Bradford County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street Address: Occupation: Watch Maker Registration District: Manchester Sub Registration District: Newton Ed, Institution, or Vessel: 1b Household Schedule Number: 85 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2231; Folio: 37; Page: 22; GSU roll: 87244. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. Infringement of the above condition may result in legal action. | Shirton, John Casper (I20244)
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| 249 | 1861 Census of Canada about Almyra Shirton Name: Almyra Shirton Gender: Female Age: 18 Birth Year: 1843 Birthplace: Canada West Marital Status: Single Home in 1861: Grimsby, Lincoln, Ontario Household Members: Name Age Almyra Shirton 18 Source Citation: Year: 1861; Census Place: Grimsby, Lincoln, Ontario; Roll: C-1048-1049 Source Information: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1861 Census of Canada [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2009. Appreciation is expressed to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for providing the 1861 Canada Census Index. Original data: Census returns for 1861. Microfilm C-999 to C-1007, C-1010 to C-1093, C-1095 to C-1108, C-1232 to C-1331, M-1165 to M-1166, M-1168 to M-1171, M-556, M-874 to M-878, M-880 to M-886, M-896 to M-900. Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada. Census of Nova Scotia, 1861. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management (NSARM): Nova Scotia Board of Statistics, 1861. Data imaged from Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada. NS Archives and Records Management gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Infringement of this condition may result in legal action. | Shirton, Almyra (I20330)
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| 250 | 1861 England Census about Sarah Brown Name: Sarah Brown Age: 7 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854 Relation: Daughter Father's name: Joseph Brown Mother's name: Elizabeth Brown Gender: Female Where born: Brentford, Middlesex, England Civil parish: Holborn St Andrew Ecclesiastical parish: Trinity County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Registration district: Holborn Sub-registration district: St Andrew Eastern ED, institution, or vessel: 6 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 118 Piece: 185 Folio: 136 Page Number: 25 Household Members: Name Age Joseph Brown 35 Elizabeth Brown 40 Elizabeth Brown 8 Sarah Brown 7 Jane Brown 1 1871 Census of Canada about Sarah Brown Name: Sarah Brown Gender: Female Age: 17 Birth Year: abt 1854 Birth Place: England Religion: Disciple Origin: English Province: Ontario District: Ontario South District Number: 48 Division: 01 Subdistrict: Oshawa Subdistrict Number: e Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph Brown 45 Elizabeth Brown 48 Elizabeth Brown 18 Sarah Brown 17 Jane Brown 11 1881 Census of Canada about Sara M. Norton Name: Sara M. Norton Gender: Female Marital Status: Married Age: 27 Birth Year: 1854 Birthplace: England Religion: C. C. Baptist Nationality: English Province: Ontario District Number: 145 District: Lincoln Sub-District Number: I Subdistrict: Grimsby Household Members: Name Age Edwin H. Norton 31 Sara M. Norton 27 Alice S. Norton 5 Edwin Norton 4 Lillian Norton 2 Nellie Norton 4/12 Henry C. Norton 4/12 1891 Census of Canada about Sarah Noton Name: Sarah Noton Gender: Female Marital Status: Married Age: 37 Birth Year: abt 1854 Birthplace: England Relation to Head of House: Wife Religion: Baptist French Canadian: No Father's Birth Place: England Mother's Birth Place: England Province: Ontario District Number: 129 District: Wentworth South Subdistrict: Grimsby Village Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Edwin H Noton 41 Sarah Noton 37 Alice Noton 16 Edwin Noton 14 Lillie Noton 12 Nellie Noton 10 Charlie Noton 10 Arthur Noton 8 Doria May Cole 4/12 1901 has Wentworth South, Grimsby village, Household 159 Edwin H. Norton b. 1849 Sarah b. 1854 Alice b. 1875 Edwin b. 1876 Lilliam b. 1878 Charles b. 1880 Nellie b. 1880 appears Charles and Nellie may be twins Arthur b. 1883 Violet b 1885 Frederick b. 1892 Sarah immigrated in 1870 1911 Ontario/Lincoln/52 Grimsby page 11, Family 113 Edwin Norton Sarah Lillian Frederick Roy Marriage Certificate # 10878/74 #220 Wentworth County Hamilton Name of Groom: Edwin H. Norton Age: 24 Residence: Hamilton Place of birth: England Religion: W. Methodist MS and Occupation: B. Painter Father: Samuel Norton Mother: Sarah Norton Name of Bride: Sarah Brown Age: 20 Residence: Hamilton Place of birth: England Religion: W. Methodist MS and Occupation: S Father: Joseph Brown Mother: Elizabeth Brown Witnesses: S. A. Glasby, Hamilton Marriage particulars: May 30, 1874 Hamilton by S. Williamson by licence Information provided by Helen Gillespie | Brown, Sarah Martha (I8)
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