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| 1501 | Quaker, James' father Herbert was definately a Quaker as stated in his father's will. I am assuming James was also a Quaker as he uses the term "friends" in his will and there is no record of his marriage or the birth of his children that I can find. It is also fairly likely that his wife Rebecca Gittens was also a quaker, as her father John Gittens Senior, was a Quaker. CCG | Griffith, James (I147)
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| 1502 | Qualicum Beach Cemetery | Gittens, Edgar Clement (I3)
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| 1503 | Qualicum Beach Cemetery | Crittenden, Audrey Lillian (I4)
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| 1504 | Queen Elizabeth Hospital, St. Michaels | Grecia, David Michael (I495)
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| 1505 | Railroad Employee | Williams, Aubrey Charles (I265)
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| 1506 | RB 6/7 475 John Gittens of St. Philip, Planter, 26 Nov 1724 Proved 17 dec 1724 To wife Jane Gittens my mansion house with kitchen and room thereto belongings, also 4 slaves for life and all the furniture in my house forever. Extrs to pay an anniuty of 40 pounds for life,also her victuals out of the profits of my estate in lieu of ....After her death the building and negros for my exec. To son John Gittens a negro boy and an annuity of 30 pounds for life out of the estate. Exec to grind and boil off all of my son John's sugar canes and deliver him all the profits and produce gratis during his natural life. To daughter Hannah Kirton wife of John Kirton 9 1/2 acres whereon she now lives and 3 negros. Also 100 pounds, 50 pounds for puchase of 2 young negros in 1 year and 50 pounds to purchase boards and timber for building a house on the land within 2 years. To daughter Tomasin Gittens, 300 pounds and 5 pounds to buy a negro and 20 pounds to buy a bed and furniture on marriage, meanwhile her maintenance. To daughter Jane Gittens, a negro girl and 400 pounds, 30 pounds for a bed and furniture on marriage, meanwhile her maintenance. To daughter Oriana Gittens, a negro girl and 400 pounds, 30 pounds for a bed and furniture on marriage, meanwhile her maintenance. To son Benjamin a negro and 400 pounds, 200 pounds after he is free of apprenticeship and 200 in 2 years thereafter, and maintenance meanwhile. To son Nathaniel 25 pounds when free of apprenticeship and 200 pounds in 2 years thereafter for purchasing a slave, also 300 pounds and maintenance meanwhile. To son Isaac a negro boy and 300 pounds and maintenance meanwhile. To grandson John Gittens, son of John 500 pounds at 21. To grandson Joseph Gittens, son of John 500 pounds at 21. To granddaughter Jane Gittens, daughter of John 500 pounds at 21. To grandson Joseph Kirton son of John [Kirton] 50 pounds at 21. To granddaughter Mary Kirton 50 pounds at 21 or marriage. To granddaughter Jane Kirton 50 pounds at 21 or marriage. If my children or grandchildren die their legacy for Exec. Residue for son Joseph Gittens, he is sole Exec. Signed X Wit: William Ward,Isaac | Gittens, John Capt. (I179)
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| 1507 | Reading Eagle - June 6, 1902 Reading, PA, USA News.Google.com (Search used = "Edwin Croney" Roraima Child out of Bed Fort de France: Margaret Stokes, the little girl from Brooklyn who is the sole survivor of her family, the others having perished on the steamer Roraima, when the vessel was destroyed at St. Pierre by the eruption of Mont Pelee, was taken from the hospital here, with her nurse, Emma (should read Clara) King, by Edwin Croney a relative. They will leave to-night on the steamer Eden for Barbados, where Mrs. Croney, the child's aunt, lives. The little girl is now convalescent. She is emaciated, and has not entirely recovered from the effects of the burns she sustained, it being still necessary to keep bandages on her body. Some feeling has been created among foreigners here by the fact that Mr. Croney was compelled to pay to the hospital authorities the sum of 320 francs before they would release the girl and her nurse. The girl and her nurse are both British subjects, and in view of the fact that England contributed generously to the relief of the sufferers of Martinique, it is held that no charge should have been made for hospital treatment. Furthermore, the other patients were treated free of charge. Mr. Croney will make a protest to the Governor of Barbados against the action of the hospital authorities. | Stokes, Marguerite "Rita" Hamilton (I380)
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| 1508 | realtor after his retirement from the United States Air Force in the, He ultimately returned to Sebring where he worked in Real Estate. He opened his own office, Longfield-Smith Realty, in the early 70s, and had just opened his second office about a month before he died in 1975. | Longfield-Smith, John Wyndham Sr. (I390)
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| 1509 | Rebeccah was mentioned in her niece Elizabeth Gittens [W:897] will therefore Rebeccah was alive in 1766. CCG Apr 2010 | Gittens, Rebeccah (I142)
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| 1510 | recorded, The Reverend T. Allinson Will written Mar 29, 1807 and recorded 28 Aug 1815. Rector of the Parish of St. Philip My dear beloved wife Frances Elizabeth Allinson the whole of my estate, at her demise to be collected, sold and transmitted to my brothers and sisters in England - divided in 4 equal shares. My wife's inheritance from her father to my wife to use and disburse as she wishes. To my nephew Rev Isaac Allinson 200 guineas besides the equal share dividend he will share with my surviving nieces and nephews at the end and after their Aunt, partner in life dies. To my nieces in law Catherine Frances Mary and Margaret Perry 100 guineas Executrix wife Frances Elizabeth Allinson if my wife does not survive the voyage then my brother in-law Hon. Joshua Gittens and my nephew the Rev Isaac Allinson should undertake the duties of executors. | Allinson, Rev. Thomas (I1771)
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| 1511 | Rector at St. Joseph's Parish Church | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1512 | Rector of St. Georges Church | Skeete, Archdeacon Reginald (I2454)
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| 1513 | Rector of St. John Church | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1514 | Rector of St. John Church | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1515 | Rector of St. John Church, Chuch was in ruins in 1834. | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1516 | Rector of St. Joseph Parish Church | Allinson, Rev. Thomas (I1771)
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| 1517 | Rector of St. Joseph's | Allinson, Rev. Thomas (I1771)
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| 1518 | Rector Parish of St. John | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1519 | Rectory of St John | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1520 | Rectory of St. Lucy | Gittens, George Duncan S. C. C. (I793)
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| 1521 | Registrar | Haynes, William Lindsay Harbourne M. C. P. Esq. (I1205)
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| 1522 | rented | Herche, Henry William Jr. (I2695)
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| 1523 | research chemist for state department, He ws a research chemest working for the state department. | Longfield-Smith, Doctor Longfield (I382)
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| 1524 | Residence address: S. Water Street, Port Arthur | Johnson, Andrew (I1021)
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| 1525 | Resigned his appointment to the Exective Cabinet, Barbados.— Some changes have been made in the Council and Assembly. In the former body, the Hon. and Rev. J. H. Gittens hns resigned his seat. The resignation of the Hon. Member, it is said, was induced from the fact that he was the next senior Member of Council to his Honor the President, nnd that in the event of his Honor's death, or absence from the island, during the absence or death of his Excellency the Governor, there might be some difficulty in Mr. Gittens assuming the reins of Government, over the Bishop. Mr. Gittens was a punctual member at the Council board, possesses great talents, and, during the time he tilled a seat at the board, discharged the duties of his office tfaithfully and zealously. His retirement is consequently regretted. | Gittens, Hon. and Rev. John Hamlet B. A. (I1163)
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| 1526 | Retail furniture merchant | Herche, Henry W. (I2714)
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| 1527 | Retail Provisions | Herche, Henry (I2715)
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| 1528 | Retired | Gittens, Herbert Strathamore Wyndham (I393)
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| 1529 | Retired Accountant | Gittens, Archibald Lisle (I63)
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| 1530 | Retired Civil Servant | Gittens, Julian "Ben" Hyde (I40)
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| 1531 | Retired Civil Servant | Gittens, Darnley "Erroll" Wyndham (I46)
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| 1532 | Retired Clerk | Gittens, Dora Isabella (I56)
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| 1533 | Retired Magistrate | Mahon, William Greaves (I1985)
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| 1534 | Reverend | Gittens, Rev. John Archer (I768)
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| 1535 | Rhyl Town Cemetary Wales, Rhyl Town Cemetary, Wales | Delamere, Patricia Mignone (I4295)
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| 1536 | Rhyl Town Cemetary Wales, Rhyl Town Cemetary, Wales | Jackson, Peter Francis (I5044)
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| 1537 | River Philip United Church Cemetery 2808 Wyvern Road River Philip, NS, River Philip United Church Cemetery, 2808 Wyvern Road, River Philip, NS | Ripley, Harry Elton (I1794)
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| 1538 | Riverside Cemetery & Crematorium - Thunder Bay 800 Oliver Rd Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B P7B Canada, Riverside Cemetery & Crematorium - Thunder Bay, 800 Oliver Rd, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7B P7B, Canada, 807 345-8647 | Johnson, Harold Robert (I2907)
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| 1539 | Riverside Cenetery | Devenny, Jeannett "Jean" (I12)
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| 1540 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Forte, Rocco Leo Gittens (I855)
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| 1541 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Byers, Kathleen (I1793)
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| 1542 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Heather (I1795)
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| 1543 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Marilyn (I1796)
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| 1544 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Patricia (I1797)
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| 1545 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Louis L. (I5919)
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| 1546 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Moore, Georgina (I5920)
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| 1547 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Eleanor (I5921)
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| 1548 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Jean (I5923)
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| 1549 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Zillah (I5925)
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| 1550 | Role: Family Member See picture on file for obituary details | Ripley, Marian (I5927)
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