Notes: Singing Our Family Song

Singing Our Family Song

Matches 5,151 to 5,200 of 5,544

#	Notes	Linked to
5151	Publisher Local Newspaper	PFREMMER, Alfred Eugene (I441)
5152	R-19E Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	EDGE, Sarah (I7888)
5153	R-19E Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Robert (I7889)
5154	R-19N Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Margaret Myria (I7891)
5155	R-19N Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Margaret Myria (I7892)
5156	R-19S Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Charlotte Leslie (I7890)
5157	R-24E Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Harriet Susan Caroline (I7895)
5158	R-24W Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	HARPER, Ellen (I7898)
5159	R-29E-Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	WEIR, Octavia (I7863)
5160	R-29E-Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	KIRKPATRICK, Lily Amelia (I7872)
5161	R-29E-Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	KIRKPATRICK, Lawrence Beran (I7873)
5162	R-29E-Church of the Good Shepherd, Riverstown, ON	KIRKPATRICK, Clarence Michael (I7874)
5163	R-49 Riverstown Church of the Good Shepherd Cemetery ---------------------------------------------------------------	ARCHEY, Ann (I6202)
5164	Rachael came to Canada in 1851 with children Robert, Richard and Mary Ann. It is unclear if son John came with his mother or before her. Parents Richard & Rachel, with John, Robert, Richard and Mary Ann were counted in the 1851 Census, which was actually conducted in January 1852.	REID, Rachel (I490)
5165	Rachel was a milliner (hat maker).	ALLEN, Rachel Williams (I3125)
5166	Rachel's husband, Thomas, was a Barnardo Boy who was sent from England to Canada in 1890 to his first placement with Robert W Morrison, a wagon builder at Farewell. But Mr. Morrison told Barnardo's that Thomas was too small to do the work for which he would be training him and offered to find him another place in the area. He eventually ended up in the home of William and Margory (McIntosh) Allen. He was treated as a son and he and Rachel grew up together.	ALLEN, Rachel Williams (I3125)
5167	Rathwell/Rothwell - Mary says that the family spelled the name with an 'a' in southern Ontario but changed it to an 'o' in northern Ontario. ------------------------------------------- The exact date is unknown, but Rebecca apparently followed William later to Algoma. One daughter died in April 1880 (Sophia), so I am guessing that she arrived after the birth of another daughter, born in April 1881. She must have had quite a trip with her children, including a young baby and all of their belongings. They travelled to Blind River by boat from Owen Sound and were greeted by Ed Warnock and some Indian helpers who had been sent by William to bring Rebecca, the children and all their belongings to their home in Gladstone Township. --------------------------------------------	RATHWELL, Rebecca Jane /ROTHWELL (I2519)
5168	Ray Elliott, the stepson of Hattie’s older sister Mary, was 19 years younger than Hattie but he loved her to pieces. According to family lore he pursued Hattie until she finally relented and agreed to marry him. Hattie was very concerned about their age difference and ‘what would people think’, bur her brother Bill would have none of it and said it was no one’s business. They were married in the Sault on August 26, 1933. ‘Hat & Ray’ was always one word; they were always a team, always together, for the next 32 years.	MCCREA, Hattie Catherine (I203)
5169	Ray’s occupation, as listed on his wedding license, was engineer. He owned Snow White Laundry in the Sault not far from their home. He also partnered with Gordon Gavin to build a popular hamburger and ice cream snack bar called The Barbary Coast just west of Thessalon.	MCCREA, Hattie Catherine (I203)
5170	Rbt Bell not living with them	GARNETT, William Sherman (I1526)
5171	Re 1869 Marriage: Groom's Father: Peter; Groom Witness: Robert Robertson; Bride's Father: William Allen; Bride Witness: James T Allen. After their marriage they lived at Theur.	ROBERTSON, John Wesley (I18052)
5172	Re Birth Date: The Wesleyan Methodist Baptismal Register a birth date of 12 Apr 1868, however other records (eg Birth Register, Death Statement and Obituary) have a birth date of either the 11th or 12th of Sep 1871. (Birth Record says 11th, but Death Stmt and Obit say the 12th)	ALLEN, Samuel Henry (I453)
5173	Re Birth Year: Official biographies list Norman's year of birth as 1885, but his actual birth record clearly says 1884.	LAMBERT, Senator Norman Platt (I5203)
5174	Re Birth Year: On 1901 Census Wm lists his birth year as 1872, but his sister Lizzie was born in 1872 (Birth Record on file). Census lists her as 5 years younger, so adjusted birth year to 1867.	MYLES, William Thomas (I26922)
5175	Re Death Date: From The Advertiser, Owen Sound Newspaper Thurs 15 Sep 1881 (p. 3, col. 1) - Died: Mr. B. Allen received a cablegram Monday last that his father died on Friday of last week near the city of Sligo, Ireland, at the age of 90 years. Mrs. Allen still survives him, but after a union of 65 years here below, the reunion is not likely to be far in the distance.	ALLEN, William (I6798)
5176	Re DNA Match to Jacob Ulledal	MCTAVISH, Carson Loel (I30047)
5177	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I29596)
5178	Re Elizabeth Rodier info received Feb 28, 2021 - em - Steve "of Rocky Mountain House"	SHAW, Steve (I29865)
5179	Re Elizabeth Rodier info received Feb 28, 2021 - em - Wes lives "near Brant/Vulcan"	SHAW, Wesley (I29870)
5180	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - Andrew Shaw's family. They came to Calgary about 1910. Andrew 1862-1934 (brother of James) worked for Cushing Mills, attended Trinity United Church and moved to Nanton in the 1920's. Children:	SHAW, Ellen (I29883)
5181	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - Andrew Shaw's family. They came to Calgary about 1910. Andrew 1862-1934 (brother of James) worked for Cushing Mills, attended Trinity United Church and moved to Nanton in the 1920's. Children: Ellen 1884 died in Ontario, Annie 1887-?, Laura 1891-1967, Clifford 1894-1966 (son contacted by Don Shaw), Bessie 1896-?, Ivey 1898-? (Alice met her in 1970), Elva 1900-? lived in Ottawa.	SHAW, Andrew (I27417)
5182	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - em - William Wilkin's sons Ashton & Morrison who farmed near Airdrie are part of Jack Shaw's story. They are first cousins of Mabel, Myrtle, Lewis etc. William moved from Ontario to Manitoba to Saskatchewan to Alberta and retired in BC. Some of the other Wilkin siblings (or their children) used to visit Hannah Shaw 1864-1945 in Calgary.	WILKIN, Herbert Ashton (I17143)
5183	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - em - William Wilkin's sons Ashton & Morrison who farmed near Airdrie are part of Jack Shaw's story. They are first cousins of Mabel, Myrtle, Lewis etc. William moved from Ontario to Manitoba to Saskatchewan to Alberta and retired in BC. Some of the other Wilkin siblings (or their children) used to visit Hannah Shaw 1864-1945 in Calgary.	WILKIN, Lewis Morrison (I17146)
5184	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - em - wife - Margaret Stavely - they had no children	SHAW, William John (I29580)
5185	Re info received from Elizabeth Rodier 28 Feb 2021 - em: Florence and Norman lived with Hannah after James died.	SHAW, Florence Myra (I29584)
5186	Re Last Name: Agnes Ann Polk married 3 times - 1) John Higgins; 2) Thomas Wills; 3) George Allen. Thomas Wills' son Thomas Polk Wills added his last step-father's name to his name. It was hyphenated at first, then it morphed into Willsallen. From: Ancestry - Linda Dewald - Wills/Cozzens Family Tree	WILLSALLEN, Thomas Polk (I9771)
5187	RE: Birth Date - IG Index says 29 May 1827, but Death Record says 28 May 1827 (info provided by son, Alfred)	ALLEN, John Forbes (I487)
5188	Re: Birthdate - Birth Register says 8 Dec 1871; Death Register says 1 Dec 1871	MORRISON, Sarah Jane (I3922)
5189	RE: Death Date - Newspaper obituary says 5 May 1920, but Death Register says 6 May 1920.	ALLEN, John Forbes (I487)
5190	Received his academic education at Grand River Institute, located at Austeinburgh, Ohio, where he graduated in 1877 with the degree of Bachelor of Science. After graduation he taught school in Aurora, Ohio and in 1879 and 1880 attended the law school at Ann Arbour, Michigan and was admitted to the practice of Law in 1880. He began the practice of his profession at Canton, Ohio, where he remained until 1887, when he moved to Duluth Minnesota where he continued to practice his profession.	SPENCER, Herbert Ransom (I40)
5191	Referenced in article re Iron Bridge Pioneers .. Two Violent Deaths ... (re her 1st husband's death)	TULLOCH, Margaret (Maggie) (I3877)
5192	Reg #276522 - Ref: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 2671-30 No info other than Attestation Paper (on Ancestry)	DRIVER, Gordon (I3275)
5193	Regiment # 928652; According to Attestation, previously served 1 year with 30th Wellington Rifles	ROBB, George William (I4396)
5194	Registered Nurse	BRAGG, Joyce Elizabeth (I18721)
5195	Relations - Excerpt from memoir of George Littleton Allen, son of Alexander (Sandy) Allen, written in 1945: "... There were the Sterrit's and the Farmer John Allen, a cousin of my father's, his brother Robert and Peel Willie. The latter two moved moved north before their families were grown up, but Farmer John, so called to distinguish him from another John, had 7 sons; 1 died young but the other 6 grew to manhood on the farm and have all passed away but one, Robert, who lives in the west. His [John F's] son Robert, had a blacksmith shop. Mr Allen gave his son William a strip of land on the south side of the farm along the sideroad, where he had a planing mill. Some land was sold to Mr. Norris for a stable. A building was constructed along the sideroad to house a weigh scales for weighing loads of hay, straw, cattle, etc. All these small lots were eventually bought back. The first livestock on the farm was one ox, which was used with a neighbour's ox to benefit both." [NOTE: 'Peel Willie' mentioned above, is my great grandfather. He and his brother Robert moved to Iron Bridge, Algoma District, Ontario]	ALLEN, John Forbes (I487)
5196	Relations: There is strong evidence to support that Ellen was related to her husband, John F. Her uncle, Hugh, was Margery (Morrison) Allen's brother making her father, Richard Morrison, the nephew of Margery.	MORRISON, Eleanor (Ellen) (I488)
5197	Relations: There is strong evidence to support that John's wife, Ellen was related to her husband. Ellen's father, Richard Morrison, was the nephew of John F's mother, Margery (Morrison) Allen.	ALLEN, John Forbes (I487)
5198	RELATIONSHIP TO ME: In GL Allen's written memories of his childhood, he describes his father, Alexander Allen, as a "cousin" of my own great grandfather, William Allen (1838-1911 - son of William & Margery). It is unclear if he meant 1st cousin - which would mean that George, the father of John B, Alexander and George of Rothsay, and the father of my great grandfather, William, would have been brothers - or another 'degree' of cousin. I have assumed a 1st cousin relationship and based the tree accordingly.	ALLEN, George (I4055)
5199	RELATIONSHIP TO ME: In GL Allen's written memories of his childhood, he describes his father, Alexander Allen, as a "cousin" of my own great grandfather, William Allen (1838-1911 - son of William & Margery). It is unclear if he meant 1st cousin - which would mean that George, the father of John B, Alexander and George of Rothsay, and the father of my great grandfather, William, would have been brothers - or another 'degree' of cousin. I have assumed a 1st cousin relationship and based the tree accordingly.	ALLEN, George (I6170)
5200	RELATIONSHIP TO ME: In GL Allen's written memories of his childhood, he describes his father, Alexander Allen, as a "cousin" of my own great grandfather, William Allen (1838-1911 - son of William & Margery). It is unclear if he meant 1st cousin - which would mean the father of John B, Alexander and George of Rothsay and my great grandfather, William would have been brothers - or another 'degree' of cousin. I have assumed a 1st cousin relationship and based the tree accordingly.	ALLEN, Alexander (I4966)