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| 651 | Occupation : labourer Date Arrived : September 1826 in Australia Ship Arrived on : " Orpheus " Rank on Discharge : Sergeant Major Date of Enlistment : 1st of December 1825 at the age of 37 Where Enlisted : Chatham Kent Date of Discharge : 1832 Where Discharged : Regiment Prior to Royal Veterans: Dublin 17th Dragoons (Light) he was discharged aged 38 (covering 1806-1825 Died : 30 October 1838 Where Died / Buried : Garden Cottage, Hyde Park, Sydney/ Bunnerong Cemetery C; plot 826, category D The Curran name, and its variations, are popular throughout Ireland, most particularly in county Donegal in the northern province of Ulster. The name comes from the Gaelic word “corradh” meaning ‘spear’ The surname Curran appears to be patronymical in origin, and is believed to be associated with the Irish, meaning,"Grandson of Corran", a diminutive of "Coiradh (spear). Different spellings of the same name original surname are a common occurrence. Dictionaries of surnames indicate probable spelling variations of Curran to be Corran, Currane, Kirrane, Curreen, O'Currin, Curren, and Coiradh. Although bearers of the old and distinguished Curran name comprise a small fraction of the population, there are a number who have established for it a significant place in history. They include: One of the most famous Irish Curran’s was John Philpot Curran, a barrister and a nationalist, whose daughter was engaged to Robert Emmett. Simon Curran (O'Currin) (d.1302), Bishop of Kiljenora, Ireland. Charles Courtney Curran 1861-1942) American painter of "perfume of the Rose", still hanging in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., "The Breezy Day"' in Philadelphia, and "Mountain Laurel." John Philpot Curran (1750-1817) Irish orator and Judge who was a member of the Irish Parliament in 1783. John Joseph Curran (1859-1936) ordained a priest in 1887, he spent the rest of his life as Curate and Pastor in the coal-mining area of Pennsylvania. He became famous for his support of miners and their unions. Amelia Curran (d.1847) She practiced painting only as an amateur, and her portrait of Percy Bysshe Shelly was exhibited in the National Portrait Exhibition in 1868. Pearl Gildessleeve Curran (1875-1941) American composer who published about forty songs, many of them to her own texts. Her most successful works include," Dawn". The Name Curran begins in Australia in 1826 with The Arrival of John Bury Curran to Botany Bay NSW. Australia 1826 There is no family bible or ancestors with an extensive knowledge of the Curran family history. The descendants of the Curran family in Victoria and NSW has been pieced together from birth, marriage and death certificates and probate records. John Bury Curran is the earliest known descendant. John Bury Curran was a soldier who was posted in India from at least 1819 to 1821. He served in the Dublin 17th Dragoons (Light) he was discharged aged 38 (covering 1806-1825). He arrived in Australia, Sydney in September 1826 on the sailing ship “Orpheus” The New South Wales Calendar and General Post Office Directory of 1833, lists a “Curran, John Bury, who was the Principal Clerk at Brigade Office Sydney he held the rank of Sergeant Major” The Brigade Office was the military office in Sydney under the command of Lt-Col. Snodgrass who was the “Major of Brigade”. His service record in Australia, served in the New South Wales Veterans; 17th Dragoons (Light) he was discharged aged 43yrs covering dates gives the year of discharge as 1832. In Britain during 1826 three companies of veterans were raised to serve in New South Wales and Tasmania. At the completion of two years service the soldiers were allowed to take land grants and settle. One advantage of the Veterans Battalions had over other Regiments was that were able to take heir families with them. Life was made a lot easier for the Veterans then that of Regiment soldier’s. The Veterans duties were made easier to accommodate their age and physical conditions. Never less the Veterans helped mould the country into what it is today. N.S.W Veterans Company was formed in 1825 and they arrived in the Colony on board the “Orpheus” in September 1826. Accompanied by wives and children. On board the sailing ship Barry Hall. On John Bury Curran’s discharge notice the following is stated: to prevent any improper use being made of this discharge, by it’s falling into other hands the following is a description of the said Sergeant Major John Bury Curran’s he is about forty three years of age, is 5ft 91/2 inches in height, sandy hair, black eyes, fair complexion, and by trade or occupation a labourer. It is noted that he served 331/2 years in the army 14 of these years he spent in the India. According to his army records he was born in the Parish of St Mary’s near the town of Dublin. He rejoined at Chatham Kent, 1st of December 1825 at the age of 37 years for unlimited service in NSW. On John Bury Curran’s discharge papers dated 22/11/1825 it states that JB Curran is very respectfully connected being the nephew of the late Mr JP Curran, Master of the Rolls Ireland…… According to his will. John Bury Curran owned property in Smithfield Dublin, which was leased to a Charles Tarrant. He was also granted land at Botany Bay, which he bequeathed in his will as a freehold farm to his eldest son John William Curran. John Bury Curran married Mary Ann Hatton. They had five children (1). John William b.1819 (2.) Mary Anne b.1817 (3.) Maria Theresa b.1821 (4) Matilda Jane b.1826 (5.) Charles b.1825. Mary Ann Hatton died in 1833, John Bury Curran later married Leticia Baxter in Sydney 1835. John Bury died in October 1838. His will, (on which he signed his name) is dated only days before his death. His son, John William Curran, signed the probate records but Leticia had to sign with her mark. John Bury Curran died at Garden Cottage, Hyde Park Sydney. He is buried at Bunnerong Cemetery Sydney. John Bury Curran’s father was a James Curran (Lawyer) younger brother to the famous lawyer, judge orator John Philpot Curran. Therefore their father was James Curran Seneschal of Newmarket, Dublin and mother was Sarah Philpot. | Curran, John Bury (I8929)
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| 652 | Occupation: 1 MAR 1959 Retired Residence: 27 MAR 1933 1814 Quadra St., Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Residence: BET 1954 AND 1959 2355 Richmond Road, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada Burial: Veterans Cemetery, Plot Section C - Row 02 - Plot 0042 Obituary: McILMOYLE – At the Veterans Hospital on Sunday,March 1,1959. James Henry McIlmoyle, born in Victoria. He served overseas in the First World War with the 103 Batt.,C.E.F. He leaves three sisters,Mrs. N. Post of Victoria, Mrs. G. Thompson and Mrs. G. Edwards of Vancouver; three brothers,George of Victoria, Charles and Frederick of Vancouver. Padre D. Kendell will conduct the funeral service on Wednesday,March 4 at 3 p.m. in Chaplin’s Funeral Chapel. Interment in Veterans’ Cemetery. | McIlmoyle, James Henry (I2367)
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| 653 | Occupation: 1841, Copper miner (Illogan census) | Willoughby, Oliver (I5189)
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| 654 | Occupation: 1898 Mechanic Religion: Methodist Residence: 1898 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Burial: Block - P, Plot 119 E N | Post, Charles A. (I5546)
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| 655 | Occupation: 1913 Photo Engraver Religion: Presbyterian Residence: 1913 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Edwards, Gordon Leroy (I5545)
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| 656 | Occupation: 1915 Soldier Occupation: BET 1909 AND 1915 Plumber Religion: Presbyterian Residence: 1915 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 16 JAN 1950 984 East Pender Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | McIlmoyle, Robert Stephen (I2376)
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| 657 | Occupation: 1919 Merchant Religion: Presbyterian Residence: 1909 1814 Quadra Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 711 Johnson St., Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 1919 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Cremation: 27 AUG 1974 Royal Oak Crematorium, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada | McIlmoyle, Frederick Thomas (I2372)
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| 658 | Occupation: Archbishop of Exeter | Courtney, William (I6953)
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| 659 | Occupation: Bailiff in 1876 per Zachariah's Birth record Occupation: Auctioneer in 1884 per Ethel's Birth record Occupation: Auctioneer per 1895 Death Index record Obituary: Daily Examiner Newspaper,dated: Fri. 13 September 1895,pg. 4,c. 4. FATAL APOPLECTIC SEIZURE Sudden Death of Mr. George McIlmoyle, the Well Known Auctioneer of Lakefield (Special From Our Own Correspondent.) Lakefield,Sept. 13th - Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Geo. McIlmoyle,the well-known auctioneer,was engaged in plastering at the house of Mr. John Millage,he was seized with an apoplectic fit. It appears he had just carr- ied two heavy pails of plaster upstairs and complained of feeling faint. He asked for a glass of water and immediately fell uncon- scious. Dr. Bell was at once summoned,and had the unfortunate gentlemen conveyed to his home,where he was carefully attended to and everything done to relieve him. He gradu- ally sank until death relieved him from his sufferings about half past four o’clock this morning. This sad event is a great shock to the whole community,as Mr. McIlmoyle was well known all over the county. The family have the sympathy of the public in their sudden and sad affliction. | McIlmoyle, George (I1533)
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| 660 | Occupation: BET 1903 AND 1939 Farmer Religion: Church of England Residence: 15 OCT 1959 Suite 207, 2225 Acadia Road, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Victoria Daily Times Newspaper,dated: Fri. 16 October 1959,pg. 26,c. 2 & Sat. 17 October 1959,pg. 24,c. 1. DEATHS: McILMOYLE - There passed away in Vancouv- er,B.C. on Oct. 15,Charles William McIlmoyle aged 85 years,born in Victoria in 1874. Mr. McIlmoyle is survived by his wife,Evis Jane; one son,Charles Gilbert in Victoria; four daughters,Mrs. T. (Ruth) Parkington,Vancouver, Mrs. A. (Jane) Bundock,Vancouver,Mrs. A.H. (Dorcas) Jones and Mrs. W. (Wilma) Reese of Victoria; two brothers,Fred of Vancouver and George of Victoria; also three sisters,Mrs. N. Post of Victoria,Mrs. E. Thompson and Mrs. G. Edwards of Vancouver; 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at Hayward’s Chapel on Saturday,Oct. 17 at 3:15 with Archdeacon A.E. de L. Nunns officiating,followed by cremation at Royal Oak. | McIlmoyl, Charles William (I2370)
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| 661 | Occupation: BET 1925 AND 1951 Clerk, City of Victoria Occupation: 16 MAR 1962 Retired Clerk Residence: 16 MAR 1962 2251 Cadboro Bay Road, Oak Bay, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 4 JUL 1931 6th St., Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada Cremation: 20 MAR 1962 Royal Oak Crematorium, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada Burial - Royal Oak Burial Park Cemetery, Victoria, Capital Regional District, British Columbia, Canada Remains moved from Garden of Memories - Ashes sent to Sands Mortuary for reburial at Ross Bay Dec 2 1963 | McIlmoyle, George Walkem (I2371)
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| 662 | Occupation: Called to the Irish Bar. | Curran, Richard Creagh (I509)
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| 663 | Occupation: Clerk Religion: Episcopalian Residence: 1909 239 Menzies St, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada | Northcott, William Walter (I5551)
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| 664 | Occupation: Grocer | Tompsett, Alfred (I6399)
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| 665 | Occupation: Housewife Religion: Methodist Residence: 1881 Living with parents in Mount Forest, Wellington North, Ontario, Canada Residence: North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada Residence: BET 1892 AND 1960 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 11 OCT 1960 857 McLure Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada | Hewitt, Bertha (I5548)
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| 666 | Occupation: Housewife Religion: Church of England Residence: 1903 North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada Residence: 17 NOV 1963 2180 Bakerview Street, Sidney, British Columbia, Canada Cremation: 20 NOV 1963 Royal Oak Crematorium, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada Burial: Garden O-29 Obituary: Victoria Daily Times Newspaper,dated: Mon. 18 November 1963,pg. 20,c. 2 & Tues. 19 Nov- ember 1963,pg. 18,c. 2. DEATHS AND FUNERALS: McILMOYL - On November 17,1963,at Victoria, Evis Jane McIlmoyl,of 2180 Bakerview Street, Sidney,B.C.: born in North Saanich on March 2,1879: widow of Charles William McIlmoyl. Survived by one son,Charles Gilbert McIlmoyl, of 4160 North Road; four daughters,Mrs. T. (Ruth) Parkinson,Sidney; Mrs. A. (Jane) Bun- dock,Vancouver,B.C.; Mrs. H. (Dorcas) Jones and Mrs. W. (Wilma) Rees,both of Victoria; two sisters in Hollywood,California; 10 grand- children; six great-grandchildren. Funeral in Hayward’s Chapel on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.,Rev. Canon F.C. Vaughan-Birch officiat- ing. Cremation. Supervised parking adjoining chapel. | Mills, Evis Jane (I2378)
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| 667 | Occupation: Implement dealer in Kincardine. | Colwell, Francis (I8062)
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| 668 | Occupation: Lady's maid Religion: Presbyterian Residence: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Immgrated to Canada: 23 Apr 1914 on the Virginian, arriving St. John, New Brunswick from Liverpool, England, destination was Victoria B.C. as a Governess (Domestic) same job as in England. | Sangster, Mariska Ivy (I4803)
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| 669 | Occupation: miner, coal porter, labourer | Laity, John (I5224)
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| 670 | Occupation: Paper Manufacturer | Fourdrinier, Henry (I4592)
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| 671 | Occupation: Salesman Residence: 27 JAN 1945 631 Pandora Avenue, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Cremation: 31 JAN 1945 Royal Oak Crematorium, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada | McIlmoyle, Bertram Archibald (I2375)
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| 672 | Occupation: Surgeon (FRCS), Surgeon at North Staffordshire Infirmary, England | Folker, William Henry (I4622)
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| 673 | Occupation: Weaver | Needham, George (I1932)
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| 674 | Occupation: Yeoman | Tomset, James (I3619)
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| 675 | Occupation: Yeoman, Brook comb | Willoughby, Oliver (I1275)
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| 676 | of Irish Descent | Colwell, Edward (I6124)
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| 677 | Owned Con 5 Lot 16 in Kincardine Township in 1904, sold it in 1912. Henry Collins had owned it since 1901. Owned Con 4 Lot 26 in Kincardine Township in 1911. When he moved west in 1917, he sold it to George "Doss" Hodgins. | Collins, Thomas Levi (I4037)
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| 678 | Paper Manufacturer | Fourdrinier, Sealy (I4596)
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| 679 | Parker Family History records: There is a discrepency in the name of John Philpot Curran's mother appearing in two different biographies, which also has two different versions on here tombstone inscription: From "Curran and his Contemporaries" by Charles Phillips, published by Harper & Brothers, New York, 1877, page 14: "Here lies all that was mortal of Martha Curran, a woman of many virtues, few foibles, great talents, and no vice. This tablet was inscribed to her memory by a son who loved her and whom she loved." From "The Speeches of the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran" by Thomas Davis, third edition, published in the 19th century (no date) by James Duffy, Dublin, on page xii of introductory memoirs: "Here lies the body of Sarah Curran; she was marked by manby years, many talents, many virtues, few failings, no crime. This frail memorial was placed here by a son whom she loved." | Philpot, Sarah (I505)
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| 680 | PARKER, Craig Hyde Craig Hyde Parker, 54 of Acton, Ontario. Peacefully at home in a room full of love and surrounded by family, January 31, 2007 after a valiant battle with cancer. Loving husband and soulmate of Karen (nee Reczuch). Craig's pride and joy were his children Kyra and Rylan. He will be dearly missed by parents Lewis and Eleanor Parker and his always loving and caring siblings, Christine, Leslie Anne and Matthew. His memory will be treasured by extended family and countless friends. Craig was born in Toronto and was a photographer from early on. He spent many years enjoying the tutelage and friendship of Yuri Dojc, later becoming photographer for the Marcom Group in Mississauga. He valued the many friends he made throughout his career. Craig became a Christian in his 30's and many of his most enduring friendships date from his years at Bloor Street United Church and involvement in study and prayer groups from that time. St. Alban's Anglican Church became his spiritual home in Acton, where he has enjoyed loving support and encouragement. Craig took joy from his community participation through the church and his involvement in Scouting in Acton. The family is very grateful to many healthcare professionals for their exceptional and compassionate care. We wish to especially thank Dr. George McWilliam and the staff at the Acton Medical Centre, Dr. Andrew Bayley, Dr. Paul Zeni and Linda Dougherty and her wonderful North Halton team at Acclaim Health. Craig was, in his quiet and humble way, an exceptional soul. 'Craig was a person everyone just had to love'. The family will receive friends at the MacKinnon Family Funeral Home 'Shoemaker Chapel' 55 Mill Street East, Acton (877-421-9860) on Sunday, February 11th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The Memorial Service will be held at Trinity United Church, 70 Mill Street East, Acton on Monday, February 12th at two o'clock. The family would appreciate donations to the Princess Margaret Hospital, the Canadian Cancer Society or St. Alban's Anglican Church, Acton. | Parker, Craig Hyde (I491)
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| 681 | Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Fri. 8 October 1971,pg. 5,c. 2. OBITUARIES: HERBERT McILMOYLE LAKEFIELD (ENS) - Funeral service for Herbert McIlmoyle,60,of RR 3 Lakefield who died sudd- enly Oct. 6 in a Peterborough hospital will be held Oct. 9 at the Hendren funeral home Lake- field with the Rev. Jack Patterson officiating. Burial will be in Lakefield cemetery. Born in Calgary,Alta.,Mr. McIlmoyle was the son of the late Herbert Leslie McIlmoyle and the late former Margaret Annie Butler. He moved from Calgary to Smith Township while very young and lived here all his life. He was educated at SS 9,Smith Township. A farmer,Mr. McIlmoyle was a member of the Lakefield United Church. He is survived by his wife,the former Wilhel- mina Bulmer; one son,Ronald of Lindsay; three daughters,Mrs. Thomas Douglas (Leona) of Lakefield,Mrs. David Hutt (Doris) of Lakefield and Mrs. Garnet Golloher (Joyce) of Norwood; a brother,Max of RR 1 Lakefield; six sisters, Mrs. Roland Scott (Vera) of RR 2 Peterborough ,Mrs. William Bell (Daisy) of RR 7 Peterborough ,Mrs. Garnet Northey (Ivy) of Peterborough, Mrs. Beryl Clysdale (Audrey) of Peterborough, Mrs. Willie Northey (Ethel) of RR 3 Lakefield, and Mrs. Douglas Davis (Grace) of Lakefield and 16 grandchildren. He is predeceased by one brother. | McIlmoyle, Herbert (I5427)
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| 682 | Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Tues. 15 November 1966,pg. 14,c. 8. Funeral service for Russel Joseph Bertrand,33, 548 River Rd. S.,was held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Kaye funeral home with the Rev. Norman Kelley of St. James United Church officiating. Mr. Bertrand died Nov. 7 as the result of a hunting accident. Mr. Bertrand was employed at Canadian General Electric as jig bore machine operator, and had been with the company 15 years. Mr. Bertrand was born in Campbellford and was educated mainly at Trent River. His church affiliation was Pentecostal. A keen hunter,this was his principal hobby. Pallbearers were Rudolph Burka,Carl Maskos, Ronald Tyndall,Robert Menzies,David Chamberlain and Adolph Mellet. Burial was in Little Lake Cemetery | Bertrand, Russell Joseph (I4877)
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| 683 | Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Wed. 12 November 1986,pg. 2. DEATHS: BERTRAND,Everett Nelson - At St. Mary's Hospital,Timmins,Ontario,on Friday,October 31,1986. In his 81st year Everett N. Bertrand of Timmins,beloved husband of Viola Bertrand: and dear brother of Mrs. Rose Sollitt of Havelock. Retired employee of McIntyre Gold Mines,Timmins,and a veteran of the second world war,after a long and courageous illness. Pre-deceased by brothers Orland,Russell and Mervin. A sister survives,Mrs. Rose Sollitt of Havelock and several nieces and nephews. Son of the late Joseph N. Bertrand of Campbellford and Mary Jane McIlmoyl of Apsley,Ontario. At the request of the deceased cremation service was held Miron and Johnson Chapel Timmins on Monday, November 3,1986. Committal entrusted to Brett Funeral Home,Havelock,Ont. On Wednesday November 12,1986 in Maplegrove Cemetery Havelock. | Bertrand, Everett Nelson (I109)
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| 684 | Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Wed. 14 October 1936,pg. 9,c. 5. OBITUARY: HERB McILMOYLE LAKEFIELD,Oct. 4. - The funeral of the late Herbert McIlmoyle was held on Saturday,Oct- ober 10 from his residence,at Selwyn where he passed away Wednesday,October 7. He was born in Lakefield in the year 1872,was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George McIlmoyle. The funeral was very largely attended showing the esteem in which he was held in the com- munity. He leaves to mourn besides his widow,six dau- ghters,Mrs. Garnet Northey,Mrs. Willie North- ey,Mrs. Roland Scott,Mrs. Douglas Davis,Aud- rey and Daisy,also three sons,Max,George and Herbert. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. C.C. Millar who preached a very helpful sermon. The pallbearers were,Gordon Morris,Bertram Butler,George Parsons,Ernest Butler,Lois Mc- Ilmoyl and Marcus Dean. There were very many floral tributes | McIlmoyle, Herbert Leslie (I2284)
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| 685 | Photo available of 45 Bow Road, Wateringbury, Kent where Edward and Fanny lived. | Thomsett, Frances (I920)
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| 686 | Photo available of Bow Terrace, Wateringbury, Kent, England where George lodged with the Wallis Family | Cruttenden, George (I3579)
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| 687 | Photo available of Church in village of Gouldhurst, Kent, England | Cruttenden, William (I7672)
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| 688 | Possible name of 2nd wife in ireland. She was the Administrix of her husband 24 June 1681. | Park, Mary Croker (I7814)
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| 689 | Possible Original Name MacLiamuir | McIlmoyle, John (I1632)
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| 690 | Possible son: Service Record Name CORDWELL, JOHN LESLIE THOMAS Service Australian Army Service Number VX134230 Date of Birth 12 May 1921 Place of Birth COLLINGWOOD, VIC Date of Enlistment 12 Apr 1943 Locality on Enlistment FITZROY, VIC Place of Enlistment IN THE FIELD, VIC Next of Kin CORDWELL, JOHN Date of Discharge 17 Jan 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 2/17 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2002. | Cordwell, John William (I7858)
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| 691 | Priscilla was named after her mother, Priscilla Hodgson, who was born 1841 St Johns Parish Cty Durham England. She sailed (the mother) to N. America, and married William Sollitt, who had also sailed from Yorkshire (Liverpool to New York City aboard vessel "City of New York" 1862). They resided Ontario Canada, and Priscilla was 8th of 9 children sired by William and Priscilla. Elizabeth and John (my grandfather)were born in Canada, then they all moved to Ohio, where William, Mary, Joseph and Sarah were born, then they moved back to Canada, where Isabella, PRISCILLA, and George were born. William Sr died in a train wreck as he was travelling from Syracuse to his dying wife Priscilla, 1895. She died in Ontario, he died in the wreck, and his body was never found. I am a grand-nephew of Priscilla Sollitt 1877-1968. My name is Percy L. Bud Sollitt b 1935, Edmonton Alberta, to John Percy Sollitt, Gladys B Pederson. Dad was born 1900 Strathcona(Edmonton) to John Hodgson Sollitt, Mary Ann Jefferys. (written by pls400 'Bud Sollitt' in Ancestry.com) | Sollitt, Priscilla Hodgson (I8685)
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| 692 | Property 29 AUG 1837 W. 1/2 Lot 21, Con. 10 - Smith sold to him by his brother John Walter McIlmoyle, of the Township of Smith, was born in 1850, on lot 21, concession 10 - the old McIlmoyle homestead - where he has always resided. At a very early age his grandfather emigrated to "the Colonies", arriving just previous to the outbreak of the revolution, which ended in the American Independence. The loyalty of the elder McIlmoyle, however, casued him to join his fortunes to the King's cause; and having taken arms against the Continentals, he was compelled, with thousands such as him, to seek safety by flight into the winderness of Upper Canada, in 1783. He drew land as a U.E. Loyalist where the Town of Prescott now stands; but in the early part of the century removed to Northumberland County - one of the pioneers of that section. Here his father, Hugh McIlmoyle, was born, in 1812; and here his grandfather died some years later. When still a youth, Hugh removed to the Township of Smith. He married Elizabeth O'Donohoe; and, settling on the lot above mentioned, hewed out a house from the wilderness, and reared a family of four sons and a daughter. Quite recently Mr. McIlmoyle, sen'r, has retired from active business - the management of the farm devolving upon Walter, who is intelligent, affalbe, and well-informed, and is looked upon as one of the substantial and rising young men of the community. (History of the County of Peterborough, Ontario; Toronto; C. Blackett Robinson, 5 Jordon Street; 1884, pg 616-617) Canadian County Atlas of 1871 records Hugh as a Farmer in Smith Township, having settled here in 1835. | McIlmoyle, Hugh G (I1525)
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| 693 | Property 20 NOV 1824 Grant to locate Lot 21, Concession 8 - Smith Twp. | McIlmoyle, Nancy (I1524)
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| 694 | Property 5 NOV 1830 Purchased N.E. 1/4 Lot 18, Con. 9 in Smith Twp. Property 20 NOV 1827 Purchased N.W. 1/4 Lot 19, Con. 9 in Smith Twp. 1827 Census - Hamilton Twp., Northumberland County, Ontario | McIlmoyle, William (I1523)
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| 695 | Provided for by a codicil dated 5 March 1792, to her fathers Will. | Hunt, Henrietta (I3527)
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| 696 | Purchased farm on 12th concession of Mariposa from Isaih Perrin. In 1920 they sold the farm and purchased 50 acres from Orson Weldon on the 11th concession of Mariposa, adjoining the farm where he was born. Buried in East Oakwood cemetery. | Cory, Thomas Graham (I1080)
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| 697 | ran a butcher shop with Harry Giles in Tiverton | Lindsay, Thomas Polly (I200)
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| 698 | Received land under the "Free Grants & Homesteads Act" during the 1870s or 1880s 1881 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty 1891 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty 1901 Census - Chandos Twp; Peterborough Cty Land Grant 6 JAN 1881 Patent from the Crown to occupy all 183 acres of Lot 11, Concession 2 and all 173 acres of Lot 12, Concession 2 in Chandos Twp. | Whitmore, Daniel (I4236)
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| 699 | Recorded as a Butcher living in Lakefield at the time of registering Lillian's birth. | Choate, Thomas Alex (I6700)
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| 700 | Recorded as living in Kinloss Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada as of Jan 6 1892 at her niece's marriage | Hawkshaw, Mary (I10957)
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