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Matches 151 to 200 of 4,780
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| 151 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Forbes, Eric (I522)
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| 152 | advertising clerk at the Trinadad Guardian for about 6 months starting in | Gittens, Edgar Clement (I3)
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| 153 | Age assumed based on spread of other children in family. CCG | Elphingstone, Margaret (I1931)
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| 154 | Age at burial was 2 months. | Gittens, John Gretton (I49)
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| 155 | Age at death 47 | (Gittins) Gittens, James (I6417)
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| 156 | Age at death 47 | (Gittins) Gittens, James (I6417)
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| 157 | Age at this event:81 | Crittenden, Hugh (I290)
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| 158 | Age calculated assuming he was 20 when married | Gittens, Isaac (I160)
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| 159 | Age calculated from Census | Gittens, Ffrances (I6436)
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| 160 | Age calculated from Census | Gittens, Sarah (I6437)
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| 161 | Age calculated from Census | Gittens, James (I6438)
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| 162 | Age estimated on marriage date. CCG | Conliffe, Mary Frances (I1841)
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| 163 | Age estimated on marriage record to William Fitzpatrick Mary Ann’s second husband. | Hyde, Mary Ann (I47)
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| 164 | agent by G.N.&S. Taylor | Gittens, Thomas Phillips (I66)
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| 165 | Agnes Devenny's baptism is recorded in St. Andrew's United Church (formerly Presbyterian) Buckingham, Quebec: "The tenth day of November, One thousand eight hundred and ninetyfour, I the undersigned baptized Agnes Emmaline, a daughter, born of the lawful marriage of John Devinney, Steamboat Captain of Buckingham,to Mary Helen Laing, on the thirtieth day of September, One thousand eight hundred and ninety four. The witnesses were the Father and Mother of the child, who have signed with me on the Government Duplicate Register. Chas, A. Doudiet Minister John Devenney M.H. Devenney Note: The surnames are spelled exactly as recorded in the parish register. | Devenny, Agnes Ennaline “Aggie” (I28)
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| 166 | Agronomist | Longfield-Smith, Doctor Longfield (I382)
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| 167 | Air travel Barbados to Montreal | Gittens, Edward "Ted" Francis (I37)
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| 168 | Air travel Barbados to Montreal | Francis, Jean Taylor (I50)
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| 169 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gittens, Barbara Jean (I51)
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| 170 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gittens, William Alexander Barrie (I429)
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| 171 | All 5 of the sons of Isaac Gittens being Robert, Isaac, Joseph, Benjamin and John were baptised on the same day April 19, 1699. | Gittens, Isaac (I160)
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| 172 | Alleynedale Hall | Alleyne, Reynold Fitzherbert Beresford (I4244)
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| 173 | Alleynedale House | Alleyne, Reynold Beresford Senhouse (I4188)
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| 174 | Alleynedale House. | Alleyne, William Newton (I4189)
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| 175 | alone from Pensacola, Florida on the ship Francis M. Smith on | Simpson, Eva (I3228)
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| 176 | Although the baptism record on page 100 in the database only states the the family surname of Elphingstone I believe this is definately Ann as there appears to be only one Elphingstone family in Barbados at this time. CCG | Elphinstone, Ann (I752)
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| 177 | Although there is no direct evidence to support this burial to this isaac, the dates and locations fit very nicely, so the assumption has been made. CCG | Gittens, Isaac (I1165)
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| 178 | Although there is no record of Isaac's death or burial, however his brother Joseph's burial record states Joseph was buried besde his brother Isaac, which means Isaac had died before Mar 1761. CCG | Gittens, Isaac (I376)
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| 179 | Although there is no solid evidence that this Elizabeth Gittens wasthe one that married John Gall I have made the assumption. Their agesfit fairly well and john's will notes his wife formerly ElizabethGittens brought ample fortune to the marriage. Elizabeth received1,000 pounds from her father in 1752. | Family: John Gall / Elizabeth Gittens (F508)
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| 180 | Although William's birth is detailed in the Bonyun family tree there is no source noted for the event. A baptism or birth record does not exist for this event. | Bonyun, William (I4830)
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| 181 | Alzheimers | Gittens, Isabel Louise (I367)
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| 182 | Am checking re Brenda's mother. I know she was 74 when she died - Wed Aug11th 1965. Actually she was murdered by three young men who broke into the house to rob. They (she and her son) were aroused and they were both stabbed. For some reason they were acquitted!!!!!!!!!!!! Her son Laurie was injured but he survived. Not a pleasant family memory. Paul | Schaefe, Clara (I1776)
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| 183 | and gave 10 acres of land to his daughter Hannah Kirton | Gittens, John Capt. (I179)
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| 184 | and matriculated at Codrington College | Gittens, George Duncan S. C. C. (I793)
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| 185 | and sold Fortress Plantation in, "Hughes/Queree Barbados Plantation Records,", Fortress, St. Thomas - N. of Dukes 1791 Dr. Samuel Forte, bounders on Dukes 1815 Nathaniel Forte, bounders on Dukes 1831 285/296 Nathaniel Weeks Forte sells to Charles Frederick Sage, "Fortress" pltn in St. Thomas, 144 ac, £4551. Sage then sells to Charles St. John. | Forte, Hon. Col. Nathaniel Weekes (I3172)
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| 186 | Anglican | Gould, Mildred Larine (I563)
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| 187 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foreman, Ann Shirley Elizabeth (I1097)
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| 188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foreman, George Edward Kenneth (I1098)
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| 189 | Anglican at time of birth | Gittens, Isabel Louise (I367)
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| 190 | Anglican at time of birth | Gittens, Edwin Bertram (I463)
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| 191 | Anglican at time of marriage | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 192 | Anglican at time of marriage, Role: Parents | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 193 | Anglican Clergy at Trinity | Gittens, Rev. John Hamlet S.C.C. (I782)
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| 194 | Anglican Rector | Gittens, Rev. John Hamlet S.C.C. (I782)
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| 195 | Ann Kirton of Christ Church, Barbados, widow, 28 May 1765. All my 90 acres and house in Christ Church, 12 negro man, 8 women, 8 boys, 11 girls to Jas. Simmons, Benj. Nicolls, Walter Caddle, Junior and Henry Peter Simmons on T. To Mrs. Susannah Fretter £10 c. a year. My son Alexr. of the parish of St. Michael, surgeon, the use of my plantation for life and subject to the education and care of my granddaughter Ann Kirton and my grandson John Kirton, his children, after their Father's death, to his said two children, viz., two thirds to John at 22 and one third to Ann. If my said grandson Johns die then two thirds to Ann and one third to my daughter Mary Simmons, widow. If Ann die first then all to John; if both die then all to my daughter Mary Simmons; if all three die then the plantation to be sold and then £200 to my sister Eliz. Purchase or her son Alex. Purchase, £200 to Mrs. Cathy Miller of Christ Church or her daughter Ann Miller, £100 to each of the children of my brother Walter Caddle, Esq., and £50 to my nephew Anderson Stanton. £50 to my niece Anne Bend his sister, and £50 to each T., and all the rest to the said Wr. Caddle, Junior, and Hen. Peter Simmons. Henry Beckles, Esq., Tho. Wollford and Richd. Wiltshire, Esq., Exors. Proved 15 October 1765 before Chas. Pinfold, President Barbados entered 15 October 1765 | Caddle, Anne (I4401)
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| 196 | Appointed a Judge of the Exchequer | Gittens, Colonel Benjamin Esquire (I751)
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| 197 | Appointed Chief Baron of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer | Gittens, Colonel Benjamin Esquire (I751)
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| 198 | Appointed Rector of St. John Parish Church | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 199 | Appointed Rural Dean of Barabdos, J.H. Gittens was the Rector of St. John Church and Rural Dean. | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 200 | Appr. Georg. Fletcher | Gittens, Theodore Aubrey (I1584)
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