Matches 1,201 to 1,250 of 1,638
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Lydia Jane Frith HARRIS, wife of William Stuart HARRIS, and eldest daughter of teh late Jisiah (sic) (Isaiah) Frith BARTLETT, aged 37, died at Beacon Hill, Somerset, on Sep 15, leaving her mother and a sister.
Note the spelling of her husband's middle name (spelled Stuart, instead of Stewart). It is spelled "Stuart" at his baptism, but at his marriage & as informant of his wife's demise, it apears as "Stewart". | BARTLETT, Lydia Jane Frith (I4212)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1417)
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Maiden name was Israel Walbridge.
Married a John Keech on 16 March 1745 in Wraxall, Dorset, England.
Had three known children:
1. John Keech, bn 1747 in Charmouth, Dorset, England.
2. Anne Keech, born 1749 in Charmouth, Dorset, England.
3. Jean Keech, born 1756 in Swyre, Dorset, England.
John Keech may have been the son of John Keetch and Elizabeth. He was born 18 Aug 1715 in Charmouth, Dorset, England. | WALBRIDGE-KEECH, Israel (I259)
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Mar-Dic = Housename (the first 3 characters of their first names) | HAYWARD, Richmond Harley “Dick” (I2350)
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Mar-Dic = Housename (the first 3 characters of their first names) | MILLER, Margaret Louise “Marg” (I3991)
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Marcus is missing from the 1881 England Census with his family, who were living in 1891 in Hammersmith, London, England, so although I have no proof (he could've been visiting relatives at the time), I assume that he wasn't born until after the 1881 England Census. | BENJAMIN, Marcus (Confirmed) (I5265)
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Marion Winnard was previously married (married name was Coutts) before she married John Dawson "Jack" Stopforth. | Family: John Dawson “Jack” STOPFORTH / Marion WINNARD (F742)
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Marriage Certificate MXA543409
Eliza, a spinster of Swyre, of full age, daughter of James Northover, a taylor, and Henry, a bachelor of Swyre, a sailor, of full age, were married in the Parish Church of Swyre, County of Dorset, England, by Rev. ...... the church Curate. Those witnessing the marriage were: Ephrain Motyer (able to write his name) and William Bishop (his mark). | Family: Henry Angel MOTYER / Eliza NORTHOVER (F227)
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Marriage Certificate MXA571976
Anne, a spinster, of full age, of the Parish of Allington, daughter of Robert Stevens, a fisherman, and Ephraim, a batchelor of the Isle of Portland, a Mariner, of full age, son of Joseph, a carpenter, were married in the Parish Church of Allington, by Rev. Henry Fox the curate. Ephrain was able to sign his name while Anne affixed her mark X. Witnesses to the marriage were Henry Angel Motyer, and Eliza Northover. Henry, like Ephrain, was able to ascribe his name while Eliza affixed her mark. | Family: Ephraim MOTYER / Anne Maria STEVENS (F244)
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Marriage date of 1818 would have made him 122 when he married. | Family: Benjamin COOPER / Mary LAMB (F1440)
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Marriage Date: 1590
Location: Gueltingen, Schwarzw, W Rttemberg, Germany | Family: Hans BART / Margarethe DEUBLE (F1075)
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Marriage: St Mary's Parish, 15 Aug 1859, Lambeth, Surrey, England. Register No: 141 on Page No: 71
Date: 15/08/1859
Benjamin Stone, of Full Age, Batchelor, Carpenter, Father: John Stone, Tailor
Elizabeth Waters of Full Age, Spinster, Father: James Waters.
Register is signed by both Benjamin and Elizabeth. | Family: Benjamin Motyer STONE / Elizabeth Mary WATERS (F762)
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Married at Buckland Ripers on 2 Feb 1741 Groom Joseph MOTYER of Chickerill Bride Elizabeth CHIPP of Chickerill Licence or Banns - Witnessess - | Family: Joseph MOTYER / Elizabeth CHIP (F316)
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Married at Fleet on 19 Feb 1739 Groom Stephen TRAVERS of - Bride Jane MOTYER of - Licence or Banns B Witnessess - | Family: Stephen TRAVERS / Jane MOTYER (F182)
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Married at Litton Cheney on 31 Dec 1770 Groom Joseph MOTYER of - Bride Elizabeth FREEMAN of - Licence or Banns Lic Witnessess FRY John & FUSZARD Robert | Family: Joseph P. MOTYER / Elizabeth FREEMAN (F126)
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Married at Owemoigne on 26 Dec 1676 Groom William CLAVELL of of Wittcombe Bride Emme MOTYER of of Wittcombe Licence or Banns - Witnessess - | Family: William CLAVEL, Jr. / Emma MOTYER (F127)
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Married at Portland on 12Aug1824 Groom Joseph BENNETT of - Bride Harriett MOTYER of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess STONE Joseph Motyer MOTYER Mary | Family: Joseph BENNETT / Harriet MOTYER (F279)
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Married at Portland on 15Jun1820 Groom Joseph Motyer STONE of - Bride Mary MOTYER of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess MOTYER Joseph MOTYER Elizabeth | Family: Joseph Motyer STONE / Mary MOTYER (F268)
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Married at Portland on 18May1812 Groom Thomas James READ of - Bride Sarah MOTYER of - Licence or Banns Banns Witnessess READ Thos.HINDE William | Family: Thomas James READ / Sarah MOTYER (F277)
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Married at Portland on 25Dec1831 Groom John X MOTYER of - Bride Ann Watson ROSE of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess KERRIDGE Robert ROSE Mary Catherine | Family: John Forse-Voss MOTYER / Ann Watson ROSE (F281)
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Married at Portland on 2Jul1826 Groom Joseph MOTYER of - Bride Elizabeth FEATHERSTONE of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess SIEDS (?) H. MOTYER Elizabeth | Family: Joseph MOTYER / Elizabeth FEATHERSTONE (F275)
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Married at Portland on 2Jun1827 Groom John SPICER of - Bride Sarah MOTYER of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess STONE John Motyer SPICER Jane | Family: John SPICER / Sarah MOTYER (F274)
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Married at Portland on 5Mar1825 Groom Joseph MOTYER of - Bride Mary HUNT of - Licence or Banns - Witnessess HUNT Matthew X DINE Ann | Family: Joseph MOTYER, III / Mary HUNT (F229)
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Married at the home of Seth Warburton, Miller Street, Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | Family: Joseph Motyer SAMPSON / Winifred WARBURTON (F23)
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Married exactly 2 years, to the day, after his first wife (Eliza Susan WADSON) died. | Family: Capt. Enoch Matson FRITH / Laliah M. SMITH (F1229)
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Married his second wife (Laliah M. SMITH) exactly 2 years, to the day, after his first wife (Eliza Susan WADSON) died. | FRITH, Capt. Enoch Matson (I3817)
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Married possibly Richard Scott in 1857, Portsea Island, Hampshire, England. | MOTYER, Lydia (I672)
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Mary & her brother William were twins.
She lived 11 months, and William lived 9 months. | SAMPSON, Mary Hunt Motyer (I742)
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Mary Ann & her husband Samuel OSBORNE, and their first child George Amos OSBORNE emigrated to Queensland, Australia on the Alfred, arriving in Moreton Bay on 19 Sep 1858.
Shortly after their arrival, Mary Ann was delivered a second son, but she soon succumbed to child birth fever, with her newborn son only living a short while longer.
Samuel OSBORNE remarried in 1860 and had three more sons. Unfortunately George Amos died of scarlet fever in 1861, thus Mary Ann's Australia story came to an abrupt end.
Prior to marrying Samuel OSBORNE in 1857, Mary Ann baptised another son, Francis Moucher, in 1855. His father is not known. Francis was buried in May 1857 at Misterton, the month before his mother married Samuel Osborne. | MOTYER, Mary Anne (I962)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3972)
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May have died 1860 (registered death in Fareham, Hampshire, England). | MOTYER, William (I674)
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May have married John McFederies in 1863 (registered in Portsea Island, Hampshire, England). | MOTYER, Elizabeth Sophia (I675)
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May returned to Canada in 1953, aboard the Empress of France. | STOPFORTH, Dorothy May (I2259)
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Maycliff = Housename | KIRKHAM, Georgiana (I5104)
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Meanwhile, she had married William Frederick Maynard in Binhamton, New York, USA, back in 1946. | Family: Living HALL / Rita NEWCOMB (F910)
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Meanwhile, she had married William Frederick Maynard in Binhamton, New York, USA, back in 1946. | Family: Living HALL / Rita NEWCOMB (F910)
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Meyer is missing from the 1881 England Census with his/her family, who were living in 1891 in Hammersmith, London, England, so although I have no proof (s/he could've been visiting relatives at the time), I assume that s/he wasn't born until after the 1881 England Census. | BENJAMIN, Myer Julian (Confirmed) (I5266)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1418)
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MOTYER (Derek Benjamin) - March 18, 2006 (peacefully), after a long illness borne with hope and cheerfulness, in the tender loving care of Jane Butler and the staff at Mount Tabor Care Centre, Sandymount, loved husband of Pauline and dear father of Gary and Nigel, father-in-law of Sinead, grandfather of Hannah and Ben and brother of Betty Gick and the late Edwin; very sadly missed by all his family, relatives and friends. Funeral Service tomorrow (Wednesday) at 11 o'clock in Christ Church, Taney, Dundrum and afterwards to Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold's Cross. Family flowers only, please. Donations, if desired, to Mount Tabor. No letters, please. House private. | MOTYER, Derek Benjamin (I1851)
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MOTYER (née Irvine) Pauline (Dundrum, Dublin 14) - April 21, 2012 very peacefully after an illness courageously borne at Blackrock Hospice, beloved wife of the late Derek, wonderful mum of Gary and Nigel, mother-in-law of Sinéad, dear sister of Neville and Raymond, devoted grandmother of Hannah and Ben; she will be very sadly missed by all her family and many friends. Funeral Service on Wednesday (April 25) in Christ Church, Taney, Dundrum at 11.30 o'clock and afterwards to Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold's Cross. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to the Irish Cancer Society.
http://notices.irishtimes.com/16214227 | IRVINE, Pauline (I1880)
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MOTYER, Imogene M. "Gene"
Otsego, MI
Passed away Thursday, May 29, 2003 at Rose Arbor Hospice in Kalamazoo. Jean was born May 2, 1925 in Battle Creek to James and Alice Gaines and had lived in this area for many years. For 44 years she was employed as a Nurse's Aide with area nursing homes and for 5 years worked at Bronson Methodist Hospital in the kitchen and baby formula room. Her favorite hobby was collecting dolls, and she had over 700. She also especially enjoyed her many pets. Surviving are 2 half brothers, Tony Gaines of Battle Creek and Jimmy Thompson of Kalamazoo; 2 sisters-in-law, Gwen (Lyle) Perry of Cedar Springs and Shirley (Doug) Eham of Stevensville; and her adopted family, Roger and Jamie Austin of Otsego and their children, Jarrod, Cody and Lance. She was preceded in death by her husband, Derwin Motyer in 1998, and by her dear friend of 44 years, Rose Smith in 2003. In accordance with her wishes cremation will take place and there will be no public visitation or services. Memorial contributions may be made to.
Winkel Funeral Home
Otsego
Published in the Kalamazoo Gazette on 5/31/2003. (Posted by a volunteer-no family connection) | GAINES, Imogene “Gene” (I199)
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Moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania about 1882, where he eventually became the Treasurer of his uncle John W. LOWELL's leather company. | MCKINNEY, Alton (I5917)
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Mozes Salomon Zalman SHOCHET and his twin-sister Lea SALOMONS were born in 1739 in Amsterdam, Holland.
They also had younger twin siblings, Raphael BENJAMIN and his twin-brother Abraham BENJAMIN who were born in 1755 in London, England. | SHOCHET, Mozes Salomon Zalman (I6467)
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Mr. Adderly H. McKinney died Feb 4 at his home, 406 East North Avenue, after an illness of 16 months. Mr. McKinney was in the stevedore business up to his last illness. He was the son of the late Samuel W. McKinney, and was the first white employing stevedores at this port. At his death, his son succeeded him. Mr McKinney leaves a widow and one son, Howard McKinney. | MCKINNEY, Adderley H. (I5914)
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My mother died in Richmond VA, at the Laurels of University Park, a long-term care facility. My sister, Marilyn, lives near there.
My mother suffered from Alzheimer's disease, and her last years were not kind to her. So her passing was really a blessing.
We are having a memorial service for her in Canton, PA, on 12 May 2012. Canton is the town where I grew up, and is a place my mother loved dearly. It is also the town where my grandmother, Myrtle Motyer (wife of Henry), lived, for about the last 10 years of her life (she died in 1965).
We will be scattering my mother's ashes in several places in the Bradford County PA area. My mother always cherished her Bermuda heritage, and because of that, I always felt there was some Bermuda in me.
Email from Alise's son, John Alden SWAYZE, 9 April 2012 | MOTYER, Alise Marguerite (I250)
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My original records had this person listed as being born in a place called CAMBRAN, in Wales. However, I am not able to find any place in Wales called Cambran.
There is a place called Cwmbran, however. It's a new town, though, today forming part of the county borough of Torfaen, and lying within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire. It was established in 1949, to provide new employment opportunities in the south-eastern portion of the South Wales Coalfield.
And herein lies the problem: Florence May "Dolly" GOSLING was born in 1888, half a century before the town was formed. This location could still be correct for her, as she could have been born (and lived) in this region, which would eventually be formed later in her life as Cwmbran.
Also, Cwmbran (the name of this town in question), is pronounced Cumbran (with the 'a' sounding like the 'a' in 'bran'). The original source (person), when providing the location of her birthplace, could have assumed that she was born in Cambran, based on pronunciation.
For this reason, I am listing her as being born in Cwmbran. | GOSLING, Florence May “Dolly” (I946)
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My own note: The reference states that they were married on Wednesday, Sept. 8. Their first child, son Nathan, was born in 1914. Assuming that they were married before their first child was born, 8th September 1909 was the first time before their first child was born that an 8th of September fell on a Wednesday. The next time after 1909 that an 8th of September fell on a Wednesday would've been 8th September 1915, about a year after their first child Nathan was born. So that is why I am guessing that they were married in 1909. | Family: Maurice SHELLER / Leah Vera Viva BENJAMIN (F2187)
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Myrtle Clare Motyer Maclaren, 84,
June 5, 2002
Myrtle Clare Motyer Maclaren, 84, a Greenwich resident, died May 11. She died of natural causes, according to her family.
Born Nov. 29, 1917, in Pembroke, Bermuda, she was the daughter of the late Léonce Reginald and Emily Jones Cooper Motyer.
Mrs. Maclaren was raised in Bermuda, attending the Bermuda High School for Girls. She graduated from Mt. Allison Ladies College in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada.
She trained as a nurse at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital in Bermuda and later moved to Montreal to work at the Montreal General Hospital in Canada. She worked at the Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, Children's Memorial Hospital and the Alexandra Hospital for Communicable Disease, all in Montreal, and the King Edward VII Hospital in Bermuda.
She married the late William James Walker Maclaren in 1942 in Georgetown, Ontario, and settled in Montreal.
Both were very involved with their church in Montreal, participating in the choir and youth groups.
In the 1950s they moved to Yonkers, N.Y., and worked at the Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. They went on to build their home in Greenwich, where she did volunteer work at Greenwich Hospital.
Mrs. Maclaren and her husband were both involved in the Second Congregational Church in Greenwich, participating in the choir, the youth ministry, Sunday school and charitable works. She also was very involved with the YWCA and projects to feed and clothe the needy around the world.
She is survived by two sisters, Jean Hatten of Kent, England, and Gwenyth Nixon of Point Shares, Bermuda; a brother, Léonce Reginald Motyer of Burlington, Canada; 19 nieces and nephews; and grandnieces and grandnephews.
There will be a memorial service at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Second Congregational Church, 139 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich. An informal reception will follow.
A private committal service for the family is scheduled.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Second Congregational Church's Union Cemetery and Memorial Garden, or to their Outreach Projects, 139 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich, CT 06830. | MOTYER, Myrtle Clare (I77)
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Name Elizabeth MOTYER Date 17 Nov 1614 Aged - Place Abbotsbury Description St Nicholas Denomination Anglican County code DOR | MOTYER, Elizabeth (I2098)
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Name Elizabeth MOTYER Date 21 Feb 1621 Aged - Place Abbotsbury Description St Nicholas Denomination Anglican County code DOR | MOTYER, Elizabeth (I2097)
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