Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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301	BIOGRAPHY: The name recorded in the 1891 Census is somewhat unclear. Bert with possible characters trailing.	McIlmoyl, Bertie Ross (I1062)
302	BIOGRAPHY: The reference in Faris is p100:6 and reads:"HUGH COURTENAY,Knt., of Haccombe, Bampton, Goodrington, Stancombe, South Allington, etc., Devon, Knight of the Shire for Devonshire, Sheriff of Devonshire, younger son, was born ater 1358. He was married for the first time in 1387 to ELIZABETH __, widow of Thomas Audley, Knt. She died about 1392. He was married for the second time by February 1393 to ELIZABETH COGAN, widow of Fulk Fitz Warin, of Whittington, co. Salop, and daughter and heiress of William Cogan, Knt., of Bampton, Devon, by Isabel, daughter and co-heiress of Nigel Loring, Knt., of Chalgrave, co. Bedford. She was born about 1373. She died 29 Oct. 1397 s.p. He was married for the third time by 1407 to PHILIPPE L'ARCEDEKENE, daughter and co-heiress of Warin l'Arcedekene (or Archdeacon), Knt., of Haccombe, Devon, Knight of the Shire for Devonshire, be Elizabeth, daughter of John Talbot, Knt., of Richard's Castle, co. Hereford (of Magna Carta Surety descent and descendant of Charlemagne). She was born about 1386. They had two daughters. He was married for the fourth time, with licence dated 16 Oct. 1417, to MAUD BEAUMONT, daughter of William Beaumont, Knt., of Heanton Punchardon, Devon, by Isabel (of Magna Carta Surety descent and descendant of Charlemagne), daughter of Henry Wilington, Knt., of Gittisham, Devon. They had two sons and one daughter. SIR HUGH COURTENAY died on 5 or 6 Mar. 1425, and was buried at Haccombe with his third wife. His widow died in 1467."	Courtney, Sir Hugh (I1165)
303	BIOGRAPHY: Toils Tears 7 Triumph reports birth as 1854 on Kincardine Con 12 Lot 17 Census of 1901 reports birth as 1865 1886 moved to East 1/2 of Kincardine Con 12 Lot 16 earned his living as a carpenter and apiarist. 1890 sold C12 L17 to brother Donald ("Dan") who sold it back in 1896 1910 at marriage, moved to the West 1/2 of Kincardine Con 12 Lot 16 where Captain Duncan McFadyen and Elizabeth had been living when Duncan died in 1902.	McFadyen, Allan (I23)
304	BIOGRAPHY: Vere Hunt Esq. arrived in Ireland 24 April 1650 as an officer in the Cromwellian Army with his father John & settled in the year 1657 at Curragh, in the County of Limerick & Glangoole in the County of Tipperary.Mr Hunt was grandson of Henry Hunt Esq. of Gosfield in the County of Essex (who had served the office of High Sheriff for that County). Henry's wife was Jane de Vere daughter of the Honorable Aubrey de Vere second son of John the 15th Earl of Oxford (ob.1539). Jane's mother Bridget was the daughter of Sir Anthony Gibbon of Lynn in the County of Norfolk.Vere Hunt was appointed in 1657 & 1660 as one of the Commissioners for the County of Limmerick for raising the supplies then demanded for the public service. He died at Currah at an advanced age leaving two sons John & Henry.John Hunt Esq. the elder son married first Miss Hicks daughter of the Rev. Mr Hicks Rector of Kilcooley by whom he had four sons & four daughters & secondly Miss Bowles by whom he had three sons. He died at an advanced age of 103 years in 1736 & was suceeded by his eldest son. BIOGRAPHY: Vere Hunt of Williamston County Limerick, sold the lands granted to his father in Country Wicklow to John Barrowes of Arenode Co. Kildare by deed 25 and 26 May 1677 for the sum of 1302. 8. 8 appears due to Captain John Hunt, his father, granted to him under the Act of Settlement, Vere Hunt was a commissioner for levying unposts in County Limerick, 24 June 1657, and for raising money for the Army in the same County, 24 April 1660. He died intestate at Liamolane in that County in 1681. He married Mary, daughter of …. administratrix of her husband, 24 June 1681 . They had two sons (1) John of Glangoole A4, born 1653, (2) Henry of Ligadoon A4, born 1654.	Hunt, Vere (I1400)
305	BIOGRAPHY: Was executer to his fathers will. born about 1678. He died intestate administrator to his widow, 1 Sept. 1759. He married at Kilcooley Abbey, Marriage settlement recited in his father's will. He was the Chaplain of St. Catherine's, Callan, Ireland from 1731 to 1759. (Disc #23 of LDS Pedigree Resource File Collection Pin#556474)	Hunt, Rev. Vere (I1407)
306	BIOGRAPHY: Was left £10 by his father.	Hunt, Thomas (I3452)
307	BIOGRAPHY: Was left £10 by his father.	Hunt, Henry (I3453)
308	BIOGRAPHY: Was left £10 by his father.	Hunt, James (I3454)
309	BIOGRAPHY: Was left £10 by his father.	Hunt, George (I3455)
310	BIOGRAPHY: went to Bruce Mines in 1893	McFadyen, Alexander (I171)
311	BIOGRAPHY: went west.	Stewart, James (I1915)
312	BIOGRAPHY: When she married Aubrey the third De Vere, King Stephen gave her the Manor of Ickleton, Cambridgeshire, England DEATH: Possibly died in childbirth since she had no surviving issue.	De Canteloupe, Euphemia (Ickleton) (I1452)
313	BIOGRAPHY: Will dated 14 Feb. 1783, proved 20 June. 1787.	Hunt, Vere (I3468)
314	BIOGRAPHY: WILLIAM DE WARENNE, son and heir apparent. In 1276 he agreed that his father might at his death dispose of the Earl's lands in Norfolk. In 1285 he was knighted at Winchester; and in the same year obtained quittance from the common summons in Essex, Bucks and Norfolk. He married, probably in June 1285, Joan, daughter of Robert (DE VERE), 5th EARL OF OXFORD, by Alice, daughter and heir of Gilbert DE SANFORD. He died v.p. 15 December 1286, having attended a tournament at Croydon, where he is said to have been ambushed and cruelly slain by his rivals. His widow died on or before 23 November 1293, and was buried before the high altar at Lewes. [Complete Peerage XII/1:507	De Warenne, William (I3738)
315	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I81)
316	Birth record also indicates William Marshall Everson	Everson, William Marshall (I1016)
317	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4)
318	BIRTH: also noted as 1517	Gibons, Bridget (I1361)
319	BIRTH: also recorded as 1776	Norton, Phoebe (I1591)
320	BIRTH: also reported as 1442	Dunn, John, Sir (I3680)
321	BiRTH: Also reported as abt Apr 1532 and 1536 DEATH: Will was dated 20 July 1612 BIOGRAPHY: Served the office of High Sheriff of the County of Essex.Henry Hunt: High Sheriff of Glosfield. Henry was the eldest son of Eleven Children of William Hunt. The de Vere's disapproved of Jane marrying Henry and referred to him as a man of disrepute.	Hunt, Henry (I1410)
322	BIRTH: Daughter of Wm, Chadwick, Esq., of Ballisinode County , Tipperary.	Chadwick, Katerine (I3470)
323	BIRTH: Family from England, but Lolly's dad had a musical band and was on tour at the time of his birth, and happened to be in Scotland. He immigrated to Canada at age 3 and traveled on the "Lake Champlain" leaving from Liverpool, England and arriving in Quebec on 9 May 1910 with his mother. He worked for many years with the Canadian National Railway Co. as a telegraph operator. Lolly died at the Kipling Acres Nursing Home in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was stricken with Alzheimer's Disease in his declining years.	Daintree, Loreburn Reginald (I223)
324	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I212)
325	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I211)
326	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I213)
327	BIRTH: May 1517 also reported Known as Aubrey Lord Oxford DEATH: 1579 is the Date of Will Aubrey of Hedingham Castle. Proved Archdeaconry of Middlesex, Essex, and Herts. Registered Raymond.	De Vere, Aubrey (I1358)
328	BIRTH: Mentioned in her father's will.	Hunt, Alice (I3447)
329	BIRTH: Mentioned in his father's will.	Hunt, John (I3445)
330	BIRTH: Possibly Gosfield, Essex. Hinckford Hundred, Nr. Halstead, Braintree/Colchester	Hunt, William (I1363)
331	BIRTH: Toils, Tears, and Triumph: A History of Kincardine Township records her birth as 1872 BIOGRAPHY: moved to Bruce Township after marriage	McFadyen, Mary Florence (I177)
332	Bob and Jane farmed at C4, L19 Kincardine Township where all but one of their children was born. They moved to Harmattan, Alberta in 1904. Bob returned to Kincardine and then went back in 1905 to settle their farm, called "Mountain View". No school was built until 1905. Their sons worked part-time with Great West Co. sawing logs and Bob sold produce t othe Great West Co. Bob died in 1921 and Jane died in 1928, both at Olds, Alberta. They were buried at Westerdale Cemetery in Olds, Alberta.	Collins, Mary Jane (I4043)
333	Bob and Jane farmed at C4, L19 Kincardine Township where all but one of their children was born. They moved to Harmattan, Alberta in 1904. Bob returned to Kincardine and then went back in 1905 to settle their farm, called "Mountain View". No school was built until 1905. Their sons worked part-time with Great West Co. sawing logs and Bob sold produce to the Great West Co. Bob died in 1921 and Jane died in 1928, both at Olds, Alberta. They were buried at Westerdale Cemetery in Olds, Alberta. The family of Rovert and Mary Jane Siddon arrived in Olds in 1903 from Kincardine, Ontario. Their young son Thomas worked in the area until he started farming at Little Red Deer, Alberta. (From Beyond our prairie Trails, V.2 Family histories, pg 739)	Siddon, Robert (I4064)
334	Born at Redruth, Cornwall, England, 1857; studied at Spring Hill Theological College, Birmingham; appointed by the London Missionary Society (LMS) to central Africa and ordained as a Congregational minister, 1882; returned home with malaria, 1883; resumed study at Spring Hill; minister in Perth, Scotland, 1885-1887; married Charlotte Elizabeth Pountney (d 1940), 1885; engaged in deputation work for the LMS, 1887-1889; minister in Brighton, 1889-1892; appointed LMS missionary to the Bechuanaland Protectorate (now Botswana), 1892; went to Palapye to work among the Bamangwato of the Christian chief Khama (Kgama) III, 1893; accompanied Khama and other chiefs, Bathoen and Sebele, to England to help them oppose Cecil Rhodes's demands for administrative rights over the Protectorate, 1895; a member of the South African Native Races Committee, London, 1900-1908; removed with the Bamangwato tribe to Serowe, 1903; appointed first principal of the proposed LMS Central School for Bechuanaland, 1903; established the school, named the Tiger Kloof Native Institution, on a farm near Vryburg in the Cape Colony; local correspondent of the Royal Anthropological Society from 1905; gave evidence before the Select Committee of the House of Assembly of the Cape of Good Hope, 1908; resigned as principal of Tiger Kloof owing to ill-health, 1915; responsible for Molepolole mission, 1914-1917; visited Australia and New Zealand on an LMS deputation, 1917; returned to England via America, 1918; Professor of African Missions, Kennedy School of Missions of Hartford Seminary, Conneticut, USA, 1919-1931; elected Vice-President of the Fourth International Congregational Council, 1920; awarded honorary doctorate of sacred theology, Hartford Seminary, on his retirement, 1931; settled in England; Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute; Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society; died in Birmingham, 1938. Publications include: Native Life on the Transvaal Border (1900); Tiger Kloof (1912); Race Problems in the New Africa (1923); The Soul of the Bantu: a Sympathetic Study of the Magico-Religious Practices and Beliefs of the Bantu Tribes of Africa (1928); Nature Worship and Taboo (1932).	Willoughby, William Charles (I5205)
335	Born in a log house on 2nd Concession of Bruce Township. Family later moved to a larger house on Lot 6 Con 11 o fKincardine Township. When her mother became ill, she went to live with her Aunt Flora (McFadyen) and Uncle Archie MacKinnon 2 1/2 miles east of Tiverton. She never returned to live with her parents.	Carleton, Mary Alexandria (I154)
336	Born on the 11th concession of Mariposa Township. Following marriage, farmed the homestead farm. Special interest in fine horses. Raised show horses and won many prizes at local fairs. Retired from farming in 1934 and moved to Village of Oakwood.	Cory, William John (I1084)
337	Brickmaker at age 19 (from marriage records) Ordained Methodist minister later in life ~35? (beore 1901) MARRIAGE: noted as living in Mariposa Township, 1901 age 19, Brickmaker Mother listed as Mary Moynes Witnesses Everson Herbert, Annie Teer both of Thorah Township	Everson, Rev John Franklin (I106)
338	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I949)
339	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I947)
340	Burial Plot: Lot 161	Bertram, George Nelson (I10808)
341	Burial: Highwood Cemetery High River Calgary Census Division Alberta, Canada Plot: Range 2 Block 4 Plot 27	McIlmoyle, Richard John (I10696)
342	Burial: Rosemount Memorial Gardens Springville Peterborough County Ontario, Canada Plot: Gr. 1-Lot 206-Section C-Sermon on the Mount Garden	McIlmoyle, Norman Victor (I10352)
343	Burial: Cremated, location: wall	Preston, Horace Eldred (I9691)
344	Burial: Amethyst Section Row 18	Scott, Vera Marilyn (I11078)
345	Burial: Block - O, Plot 63b64 E R	Post, James Wallace (I11060)
346	Burial: Block - O, Plot 64 E R	McLaren, Thelma Marguetie (I11059)
347	Burial: Block - O, Plot: 63/64 E R	Post, James Albert (I11058)
348	Burial: Block - P, Plot 119 E N	McMillan, Arthur Gordon (I11063)
349	Burial: Block - P, Plot 119/120 E N	Post, Margaret Ann (I11061)
350	Burial: Bock - P, Plot 119 E N	McIlmoyle, Nellie (I2368)