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(Research):St George's Parish Portland
Burials 1780 - 1812
Mary daughter of William & Joan MOTCHER (MOTYER)? buried 21 Jun 1795 | MOTYER, Mary (I575)
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| 252 |
(Research):St George's Parish Portland
Burials 1780 - 1812Transcribed from LDS film No. 1239223 of the Bishop's Transcripts by Bob S
tone
Elizabeth MOLCHER buried 1 Feb 1792 | FREEMAN, Elizabeth (I370)
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(Research):Stationed in Ceylon ( now called Sri Lanka) and while on leave back home; his first wife Lillian died of pneumonia. The youngest child, Dorothy was only 18 months at the time and William Edward was still working out in Ceylon. In order to have someone to look after the children, William married his wife's older sister ( who was then a widow) . Can safely say that this must have been something of a marriage of convenience and she returned to Ceylon with him and the two youngest children. The boys were farmed out to various relatives, William John know as Jack was brought up by Florence Motyer and George Motyer .
DEAT: CONC r
DEAT: FAMS @F022@ | APLIN, William Edward (I852)
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(Research):Strange middle name for a girl, but that was how her name was recorded. Rebecca was Christened on 10th September 1833. She obviously died young, because the very next year, another girl was born named Rebecca. | CHILCOTT, Rebecca William (I2371)
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(Research):Sue provided me with this person's baptism information (as per the reference).
I also found his person on Ancestry.com. I don't know if it's the same person, but the Ancestry.com link is below:
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, Alice (I5362)
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(Research):Supposedly she was born in Suffolk, Livingston County, New York, USA.
There is no Suffolk, Livingston County, New York, USA.
There is a Livingston, Columbia County, New York, USA
And there is a Suffolk County on Long Island, New York, USA | YOUNGS, Hannah (I5633)
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(Research):Supposedly she was born in Suffolk, Livingston County, New York, USA.
There is no Suffolk, Livingston County, New York, USA.
There is a Livingston, Columbia County, New York, USA
And there is a Suffolk County on Long Island, New York, USA | Sarah (I5636)
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(Research):The is an assumption on my part. I had him listed as being born 1898 and died 1965. I found a record on Find-a-Grave for a person with the same name, born 1898 and died 4th July 1965. So I assume that they might be the same person, and have attached the Find-a-Grave record to this individual. | BENJAMIN, Solomon (I6768)
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(Research):The obituary's date in The Royal Gazette, Bermuda, was 12 April 1887, which fell on a Tuesday.
As that Tuesday's issue of the newspaper would've been printed in the morning (or the night before), and as it reads that he died late on a Tuesday night, I am assuming that he died the previous Tuesday (or a Tuesday before that). The previous Tuesday would make sense, as the wireless hadn't been invented yet at that time, so it would've taken a week or so for the news of his death & funeral to reach Bermuda by ship.
As for the date of the funeral & burial, the obituary mentions that they took place "at 2 o'clock this afternoon". The ambiguity is, did the news that The Royal Gazette used state that the funeral would be the Tuesday after his death, and therefore be on 12 April 1887 (the date it was published)? Or was the funeral & burial sometime after his death on 05 April 1887, but before the obituary was printed in The Royal Gazette on 12 April 1887? | SCOPINICH, Capt. Marco Antonio (I4907)
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(Research):The parents of Mary Motyer have not being confirmed, but assume Joseph and Elizabeth of Portland to be the most plausible assumption. More research is needed to confirm this assumption .
Records from the Independent Church Chiswell, Portland: 1) December -Member Mary Stone, wife of Shadrach, stone quarryman was admitted. 2)Excommunication of Mary Stone, the wife of Shadrach Stone, quarryman. Thefollowing is a copy sent by the Church to the excommunicated party. Themembers of this Church think themselves fully justified in excommunicatingyou from this communion, in consequence of your most unaccountable neglectof a positive duty, in having refused to attend at the administration of theLords Supper for upwards of twelve months past. Though repeatedly remindedof your obligations with the most possible tenderness and the necessity ofadhering to established rule and order. You have been dealt with accordingto the direction given by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, Matthew Chapter18, verses 15,16and 17. As you have taken no notice of the admonitionsgiven, nor assigned any reasons that will justify your conduct, we are underthe painful necessity of informing you that you are no longer in Communion
with us. March 14th 1834 signed on behalf of the Church.
ubject:
Re: [DOR] MOTYER of Chickerell
Date:
Wed, 19 Feb 2003 15:49:00 EST
From:
GGasparelli@aol.com
To:
diana.motyer@3web.net
Hello Diana,
Betty Motyer (als. Frances) was buried 23.9.1760.
I found, by chance, two of the children of Joseph and Elizabeth Motyer:
2.11.1771 Mary
28.12.1773 John both baptised at Litton Cheney
Regards,
Geraldine | MOTYER, Mary (I533)
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(Research):The Royal Gazette (Bermuda) reported the death of this youngster as follows:
"Death on Tuesday last (31 Jul 1821), at Port Royal, Southampton, Bermuda, Samuel, infant son of Mr. Copeland COOPER."
Searches to date have not found a Samuel as having been born to Copeland COOPER and Charity BASDEN, thus,for now we must conclude that there was an error on the part of the newspaper - this child, in fact, was Nathaniel Hill COOPER. | COOPER, Nathaniel Hill (I4196)
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(Research):These records do not seem to fit this John Motyer as he was bn Puncknowl
e, Dorset, England
From the 1881 Census Records
Dwelling:12 Brunswick St
Census Place:Portsea, Hampshire, EnglandSource:FHL Film 1341283 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1157 Folio 138 Page 38
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John MOUCHERM32 MCrewkerne, Somerset, England
Rel:Lodger (Head)
Occ:Laborer (Bricklayers)
Matilda MOUCHERM31 FJersey, Channel Islands
Rel:Wife
John MOUCHER 13 MPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Son
Occ:Scholar
Louisa MOUCHER 10 FPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Daur
Occ:Scholar
Matilda MOUCHER 9 FPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Daur
Occ:Scholar
Edith MOUCHER 2 FPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Daur
Ada MOUCHER 4 FPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Daur
Nellie MOUCHER 7 FPortsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Daur
Occ:Scholar
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on the 1891 census
9 Brunswick Street, Landport, PortseaMatilda E Moucher Head Widow 45yrs ------------------------------------- b.JerseyJohn Moucher Son Single 23yrs Labourer with bathing machines b.PortsmouthAlice M Moucher Dau 17yrs Staymaker b.PortsmouthEllen Moucher Dau 16yrs Staymaker b.PortsmouthAda Moucher Dau 14yrs Works At Home b.PortsmouthEdith Moucher Dau 12yrs --------------------------------------- b.PortsmouthHenry Moucher Son 10yrs ---------------------------------------- b.PortsmouthAnnie Moucher Dau 5yrs ----------------------------------------- b.PortsmouthHenry Ansell Lodger Single 21yrs Fish Hawker b.Portsmouth
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Deaths Dec 1883
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MOUCHER John 40 Portsea I. 2b 317 | MOTYER, John (I541)
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(Research):These records transcribed from Dorset Parish Registers, published in 1909 by W Phillimore & E Nevill. Volume 4. The records were transcribed from three volumes of registers.
Parish of Litton Cheney
MARRIAGES 1614 TO 18121770 Joseph MOTYER & Elizabeth FREEMAN married 31-Dec by licence
Portland
Bishop's Transcripts - 1825 - 1848 Burials
Transcribed by Bob Stone from LDS Microfilm GS 1239224Page 90 Joseph MOTYER blank Chisel 13 Jan 1831 84 | MOTYER, Joseph P. (I261)
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(Research):This child may have died young, as he is not mentioned in his mother;s will, dated 25 Sep 1811. | HINSON, Robert (I3654)
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| 265 |
(Research):This child may have died young, as she is not mentioned in his mother;s will, dated 25 Sep 1811. | HINSON, Augusta (I3712)
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(Research):This Eliza FRITH could be Eliza Jane FRITH (i2359).
Eliza Jane FRITH (i2359) was born 1800.
This Eliza FRITH's daughter was born 1866.
It's possible, but for now I am going with 2 separate Eliza FRITHs. | FRITH, Eliza (I5004)
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(Research):This may or may not be the right William MotyerMore research is needed as the grave inscription could be 1859 and not 1839
Memorial Inscription in St George's Churchyard. Portland Possibly this WIlliam - death in 1859 not
1839 - could be an error.
WILLIAM MOTYER/departed this life
the 18th of October 1839/in the 51st year of his age
having served 31 years 5 months/in the
Royal Regiment of Horse Guard Blueout of that period was a/Corporal Major/for 23 years and 3 months
Having then received an appointment
as Superintendent of/the Civil Guard of Portland Prison
This appointment he held for/3 years and 7 months
From the IGI
WILLIAM MOTYER - International Genealogical Index / BIGender: Male Marriage: 25 FEB 1838 Saint James, Paddington, London, England
Spouse Ann White
Father John Motyer | MOTYER, William (I582)
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(Research):This person may actually be Patience MOTYER, born before 6 Mar 1831 in Chiswell. | MOTYER, Patrina (I5866)
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(Research):Unable to determine whether Thomas was born in Bermuda, and likewise unable to locate an account of his arrival.
He may have had 2 brothers, George & Joseph, as records at St. Anne's Anglican Church in Southampton, Bermuda, reveal the burial of a George COOPER, on 18 August 1682.
Mrs. Julia E. Mercer, an eminent genealogist, mentions the baptism of a Mary COOPER, the daughter of Joseph COOPER.
Mrs. Julia E. Mercer also notes the will of a Mary COOPER, dated 18 April 1640, wherein Mary COOPER makes mention of her two children, Peter & Mary.
Thomas was chosen to serve on the Southampton Vestry in 1650, along with Messrs. Charles MORGAN, Robert DICKINSON, Damon KNOWLES, John WILSON, Thomas WELLS and Marmaduke DAMOS. | COOPER, Thomas (I1117)
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(Research):Unknown mother. | THISSELL, Eunice (I2620)
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(Research):Was Annie's maiden surname also HOLLIS? | HOLLIS, Annie (I5098)
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(Research):Wedding - Motyer-Jefferson
m. Dec 27 1922 LambethEdna daughter of Rev and Mrs Selby Jefferson m. Rev A.C. Motyer, son of Mr and Mrs Motyer of Hamilton, Bermuda
father of bride officiated
will reside in Boston Mass. | MOTYER, Rev. Alfred “Clare” (I8)
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(Research):Widow Israel Keech nee -- Israel Walbridge.
Information was found on the IGI.Married a John Keech on 16 March 1745 in Wraxall, Dorset, England.John KEECH & Israel WALBRIDGE married 16 Mar 1745 by Licence.
Had three known children:
1. John Keech bn 1747 Charmouth, Dorset
2. Anne Keech born 1749 Charmouth, Dorset3. Jean Keech born 1756 Swyre, Dorset (info from BVRI) BT Oct 10 1756
John Keech may have been the son of John Keetch and Elizabeth.
He was born 18 Aug 1715 in Charmouth, Dorset, England.
This information also found on the IGI.
Will Of Israel Motyer - 23 November 1782------------------------------------------------------------------------In the Name of God Amen, I, Israel Motyer of Swyre in the county of Dorset, Widow, do by this writing which I declare to be my last will and testament, give to my daughter Jenny Keech all my wearing apparel of every kind, and I do also give to her, my sole daughter, two of my best feather beds performed. Also, I give to my Son Joseph Motyer my clock and _____ and my two other feather beds performed. All the rest and residue of my goods, chattels, monies and securities for M___, personal estate and effects whatsoever and whomsoever I give and bequeath unto my son and daughter, Joseph Motyer and Jenny Keech equally to be divided between them, share and share alike as tenants in common, and I do nominate and appoint them, my son and daughter, joint executors of this, my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty third Day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty two.
The mark of
Signed sealed published and declared by the above named Israel Motyer the Testatrix and for her last Will and Testament in the presence of Israel Motyer
John Symes
James Symes | WALBRIDGE-KEECH, Israel (I259)
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(Research):Will of John Motyer
In the Name of God Amen.
John Motyer of this Parish of Fleet in the County of Dorset being sick and weak but thanks be to God of Good Understanding for the preventing of all troubles among all my children concerning my Goods and Substances. Do make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament as follows
Impemis(firstly) I commend my soul into the hand of All mighty God. Hoping for the merits of my saviour Jesus Christ to have pardon of my sins and salvation of my soul.
Item: I ordain my body to be buried at the discretion of my executrix.
Item I give unto my son Joseph fifteen pounds
Item I give unto my daughter Mary ten pounds
Item I give unto my daughter Joan ten pounds
Item I give unto my daughter Jane ten pounds
Item I give unto my son John ten pounds
Item I give unto my son Thomas ten pounds
and_____ _____ be ____ all at the____ of ______ yours after my _____by my wife Mary my executer. Witness my hand this twentieth fourth day Day of August of 1726 the mark of John Motyer find _____ and _________in the presence of John Hayard
The mark of Mary Motyer 26 October 1726 | MOTYER, John (I327)
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(Research):Witness at marriage of Ann Watson Rose was a Mary Catherine Rose -- possible sister | ROSE, Ann Watson (I588)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
2S37
round topped headstone with incut cornersIn memory of Henry Motyer son of Henry and Elizabeth who died Oct 4th 1861 aged 3yrs 11 mthsAlso their daughter Mary Eliza who died Oct 14 1861 aged 14 monthsAlso Joseph Angel Motyer son of the above who died Dec 17th 1863 aged 13yrs and 7 monthsAlso Henry Angel Motyer, father of the above who died July 10th, 1886 aged 63 years"Rather I would that they also who thou hast given me be where I am"
DEAT: CONC 2
DEAT: BURI | MOTYER, Joseph Angel (I958)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
2S37
round topped headstone with incut cornersIn memory of Henry Motyer son of Henry and Elizabeth who died Oct 4th 1861 aged 3yrs 11 mthsAlso their daughter Mary Eliza who died Oct 14 1861 aged 14 monthsAlso Joseph Angel Motyer son of the above who died Dec 17th 1863 aged 13yrs and 7 monthsAlso Henry Angel Motyer, father of the above who died July 10th, 1886 aged 63 years"Rather I would that they also who thou hast given me be where I am" | MOTYER, Mary Eliza (I904)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
4B05
medium sized headstone with cross on the topIn loving memory of Joseph Angel, son of JOhn and Emma Motyer who died
January 9th, 1891 aged 3yrs and 1 mth.
"not gone from memory not gone from love ,
But gone to his father's home above" | MOTYER, Joseph Angel (I487)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
4B06
Large headstone with curved top with IHS and flowers carvedIn loving memory of Eliza Mother who died July 4th 1891 aged 67 years.
"Day after day I sought the lord and waited patiently
Until he sent down from his throne and hearkened to my cry"Also of Glayds Annie Shackleton granddaughter of the above who died Apr
3rd 1900 aged 20 months
Sandy Porter has death certificate stating Eliza Motyer registered death July 15 1891, Wyke Regis, age 67 widow of Henry Angel Motyer Seaman ( merchant Service) of cancer of stomach and pancreas, informant J.Bird
daughter present at the death, registered July 15, 1891 | NORTHOVER, Eliza (I994)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
4B18
large headstone with curved top brought to a pointIn loving memory of John Motyer who died Sept 13 1906 aged 54 years
"gone but not forgotten"Also Emma beloved wife of the above passed away May 2nd 1937 aged 84 years
"always remembered"and of their youngest son George who passed bravely away on April 19 1954
"Sleeping peacfully"
From the 1861 Census-- Possible family of Emma Harden.., John On the marriage certificate listedas father to Emma may in fact be an error and John is the brother to Emma
344-George-HARDEN-Hd-Mar-43-Stone
Mason-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Tabitha-HARDEN-Wi-Mar-43-Wife-DOR-Langton-35-63
344-William-HARDEN-Son-Un-19-Stone
Mason-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Mary Ann-HARDEN-Dau-Un-15-" Mason"-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Frederick-HARDEN-Son-Un-13-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-George-HARDEN-Son-Un-9-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Emma-HARDEN-Dau-Un-8-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Jane-HARDEN-Dau-Un-6-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-John-HARDEN-Son-un-5-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 344-Walter-HARDEN-Son-Un-1-Scholar-DOR-Swanage-35-63 | HARDEN, Emma (I481)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary
4B18
large headstone with curved top brought to a pointIn loving memory of John Motyer who died Sept 13 1906 aged 54 years
"gone but not forgotten"Also Emma beloved wife of the above passed away May 2nd 1937 aged 84 years
"always remembered"and of their youngest son George who passed bravely away on April 19 1954
"Sleeping peacfully" | MOTYER, George (I486)
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(Research):Wyke Regis Cemetary - 2S37
Round-topped headstone with incut corners.
In memory of Henry Motyer, son of Henry and Elizabeth, who died 4 Oct 1861, aged 3 years 11 months.
Also, their daughter Mary Eliza, who died 14 Oct 1861, aged 14 months.
Also Joseph Angel Motyer, son of the above, who died 17 Dec 1863, aged 13 years and 7 months.
Also Henry Angel Motyer, father of the above, who died 10 July 1886, aged 63 years.
"Rather I would that they also who thou hast given me be where I am" | MOTYER, Henry (I992)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2070)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2070)
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| 285 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2070)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2070)
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• She was educated in private schools in Bermuda, Brookline, Massachusetts, and Baltimore, Maryland. She studied piano at the Boston Conservatory of Music.
• She married Hugh Donovan COOPER on 18 Aug 1924 in Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island. She filed for divorce on 21 November 21 1927 in Rhode Island; divorce granted on 22 May 1928. She moved to Hollywood, California, where she became known as Miss Betty Mason.
• In 1930, Betty was living in a guest house in Culver City, Los Angeles, California. Her profession was listed as Actress, Motion Pictures. The IMBD lists Betty Mason with two film credits: Man and Woman (1920), and Hired Wife (1934) as chorus girl.
• Between 1935-1940, Betty Mason was in a serious motor accident, following which she was a patient in the Patton State Hospital for the Insane in San Bernadino, California (1940 census).
• She died 14 December 14 1961 in Napa, California, and is thought to be buried at the Napa State Hospital cemetery. | PFIZENMAYER, Elizabeth Warren Mason (I4883)
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All Saints Church of England Churchyard is also known as:
• All Saints Churchyard | MOTYER, Joseph (I6790)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3972)
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Breakspear Crematorium is also known as:
• Ruislip Crematorium | MOTYER, Benjamin (I632)
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Breakspear Crematorium is also known as:
• Ruislip Crematorium | WHITE, Violet Kathleen Edith (I633)
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Burlington Memorial Gardens is also known as:
• Halton Hills Memorial Gardens | MOTYER, Léonce Reginald “Tupsy” Jr. (I2)
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Burlington Memorial Gardens is also known as:
• Halton Hills Memorial Gardens | BENJAMIN, Sarah Wendy “Sally” (I3)
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Calvary Roman Catholic Cemetery is also known as:
• Calvary Cemetery
• Holy Calvary Cemetery | JONES, Hattie Pearl (I5973)
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Calvary Roman Catholic Cemetery is also known as:
• Calvary Cemetery
• Holy Calvary Cemetery | PIERCE, Harold Francis (I6184)
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Cedar Crest Cemetery is also known as:
• Trucksville Cemetery | MOTYER, Henry (I73)
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Cedar Crest Cemetery is also known as:
• Trucksville Cemetery | NESBITT, Myrtle B. (I245)
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Cedar Crest Cemetery is also known as:
• Trucksville Cemetery | MEKEEL, Cora (I2956)
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Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens is also known as:
• Assiniboine Memorial Park Cemetery | MOTYER, William John Harden (I484)
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Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens is also known as:
• Assiniboine Memorial Park Cemetery | ROSS, Florence “Aline” (I917)
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