Notes
Matches 951 to 1,000 of 4,780
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| 951 | from Barbados with his wife and 3 children with a final destination of Vancouver BC on the ship S.S. Vasari on Wife Crcil age 32 Son Valdemo age 5 Daughter Mercedes age 3 Son Arthur age 8 months | Hendy, Arthur (I3242)
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| 952 | From Barbados, Carlton W. Gittens departed Barbados aboard the The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company ship La Plata and arrived in Southampton England on 30 Jan 1908. | Gittens, Doctor Carleton Wyndham (I391)
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| 953 | from Barbadpos aboard the S.S. Stephen arriving in New York on his way, to Quebec | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 954 | from Britiah Guiana with her husband in | Strang, Bessie (I2737)
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| 955 | from Britiah Guiana with his wife in | Foster, Bernard Arthur (I622)
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| 956 | from British Guiana | Foster, Clement Noel (I621)
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| 957 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foster, Gina Maria (I2929)
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| 958 | from British Guiana | Philipps, Edith Mary (I2931)
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| 959 | from British Guiana | Foster, Linda Mary (I3040)
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| 960 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foster, Carol Irene (I3041)
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| 961 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foster, Ann Marie (I3042)
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| 962 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foster, Jacqueline Margaret (I3043)
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| 963 | from England | Goodwin, Robert (I1874)
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| 964 | from England | Conliff, James Christopher (I2103)
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| 965 | from England in about, Although no record of John's immigration can be found it is fairly certain that he immigrated from England near the end of the English Civil War. It was probable that the Civil War itself along with food shortages prior to the Civil War were the motivating factors that lead to Johns immigration. | Gittens (Gittings) (Gething), John Senior (I136)
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| 966 | from Georgetown Guyana to Jamacia arriving, He was travelling with his wife. | Foster, Walter Edgar "Mike" (I520)
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| 967 | from Georgetown Guyana to Jamacia arriving, She was travelling with her husband. | King, Mary Agnes (I619)
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| 968 | from Montreal, Quebec, Canada to Liverpool arriving | Skeete, Gerald Pinder (I2459)
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| 969 | from Montreal, Quebec, Canada to Liverpool arriving | Greaves, Flora Isobel (I2465)
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| 970 | From Oxford University Alumni 1715-1886: Bovell, William Henry Brinsden, 2s. William, of Isle of Demerara, arm. Exeter Coll., matric. 28 Oct 1829, aged 18; St. Alban Hall B.A. 1833, Rector of St. Thomas, Barbados, 1837. He was also one of the Bishop's Chaplains in 1839 at St. Thomas, Barbados, B.W.I. | Bovell, Rev. William Henry Brindsen (I1643)
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| 971 | from Pensacola, Florida on the ship Milton H. Smith Age 68, born in Barbados, Naturalized in Seattle and lived in Canada before then, now retired, married. Travelling with Ana Madaline age 29, born in Ottawa, Kan, USA on 7/20/16. Married. (Maybe James's daughter?) | Hendy, James Thornhill (I3236)
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| 972 | from St. Thomas (Likely Barbados) alone on the ship S.S. Parima arriving | Seifert, Caroline Amalia (I3221)
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| 973 | From the will of John Gittens [H:150] it appears that Thomas Jackman and his wife Mary Quailes had just had a second son about the same time as Thomas Jackman died. The son Joseph was raised by John Gittens and Mary Quailes as if Joseph was John's son and Joseph carried the name Joseph Gittens. (CCG April 28, 2010). | Jackman, Thomas (I1562)
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| 974 | From the wills of David Kelley Sr. dated $ Jan 1689 and from the will of David Kelly dated 7 Apr 1686 it is concluded that Alice Griffith was the mother of David Kelly Sr and grandmother of David Kelly. Therefore, Alice must have first married a Kelley who later died after fathering children with Alice. Alice remarried Hubert Griffith and they had issue. | Family: Herbert Griffith / Alice (F98)
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| 975 | from Trinadad to Plymouth | Skeete, Gerald Pinder (I2459)
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| 976 | from Vancouver Canada His wife Annie is noted on the manifest. | Hendy, James Thornhill (I3236)
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| 977 | Furniture dealer | Herche, Henry W. (I2714)
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| 978 | Furniture Merchant | Herche, Henry William Jr. (I2695)
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| 979 | Gentleman | Gittens, John Hamlet Esq. M. C. P. (I792)
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| 980 | George Reeve Grantr was a ships captain, also working in Antigua and involved in ship building (and probably slave-running, given his unusual mostly "African" slave holdings before manumission) in Bridgetown, where he owned a house at Pier's Head. | Grant, George Reeve (I5049)
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| 981 | Georgetown Guyana | King, Joseph (I2739)
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| 982 | Gertrude Foster | Gittens, Hilda Eileen (I735)
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| 983 | Gething, John the Elder, Planter St. Philips Parish, RB6/1. p.149 To be buried in the manner of Quakers; wf Hannah Gething; sons Joshua Gething, Samuel Gething, & Nathaniell Gething; friends Benony Pearcy, Thomas Philgrim, & John Beeke; sons Isaac Gething and Joseph Gething; dau Rebeccah Griffith widow; Gr son John Gething. (last of will missing) Recorded 10 Nov 1698 [ John married twice first to Mabel then to Hannah. It’s likely that the first list of John sons which includes Joshua Gething, Samuel Gething, & Nathaniell Gething are the sons with wife Hannah. The second list of sons and a daughter which includes sons Isaac Gething and Joseph Gething; dau Rebeccah Griffith widow are the children john had with Mabel his first wife.] | Gittens (Gittings) (Gething), John Senior (I136)
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| 984 | GITTENS - John Charles Aged 64 years of 1623 Lakeside Drive, Deland Flordia, entered into peaceful rest on November 12, 2009. Husband of Channie Gittens. Son of Helen Connell. Father of Charles, Sarah and Rachel Gittens and Annbelle Perring. Brother of Andrew and David Gittens. The funeral leaves Lyndhurst Funeral Home, Passage Road, St. Michael on Friday November 20, 2009 for St. Philip's Parish Church where relatives and fiends are asked to meet at 4:00 p.m. for the memorial service. | Gittens, John Charles (I1590)
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| 985 | GITTENS, Clifford Bertram. At the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital, February 18, 1975, at the age of 90. Clifford Bertram Gittens, husband of the late Elizabeth Walcott, and G.H. Beard. Dear father of Isabel Drake, Montreal and Edwin Bertram Gittens. Resting at Dion Funeral Home, Bedford, Quebec, service and internment on Friday 21 at 2:30 p.m. in St. James Anglican Church, Stanbridge East. | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 986 | GITTENS, DARNLEY ERROLL WYNDHAM In loving memory of RITA Died 12th July 1932 Aged 38 years She lived, loved and tried and DARNLEY ERROLL WYNDHAM 1890 - 1960 At Rest [MI] DOWNES GITTENS, DARNLEY ERROLL WYNDHAM Birth: 1890-- Death: 1960-Dec-23 | Stokes, Marguerite "Rita" Hamilton (I380)
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| 987 | Gittens, Isaac, carpenter, being suddenly bound off this island St.Michael's parish, 1 july 1713, RB6/4, p.127 A house in St. Michael'sTown joining the house where John Lenaire lives; Sons Isaac Gittens and John Gitens - 200 lbs left me by my fa Isaac Gittens decd; my wife Ann Gittens - Xtrx and Gdn; Brother Joseph Gittens - Asst Xtr. signed Isaac Gittens Wit: Anth: Wilson, John Cook, Will (x) Bassell Proved29 Apr 1717 | Gittens, Isaac (I160)
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| 988 | GITTENS, Robert St. Phillip Parish, 2 July 1715, RB6/4, p.38 Son Isaac Gittens when he shall be free of apprenticeship; son RobertGittens the younger; Dau Eliza: Gittens at 15; Dau Sarah Gittens at15; - money due me in partnership with Tho: Hodgkins, Capt. RogerWebb, and others; my bro Joseph Gittens and my wf - Xtrs. signedRobr: Gittens Wit: John Hearner, Joseph Gittens, and Christian (x)Kesley (or Lesley) Proved 11 Oct 1716 | Gittens, Robert (I167)
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| 989 | GITTENS, Samuel St. Phillips Parish, 10 Sep 1718, RB6/4, p. 360 Sons Samuel Gittens and Nathaniel Gittens both at age 21; dau Sarah Gittens at age 18; son John Gittens - Xtrx and Gdn of children; Bro Nathaniel Gittens and friends Ralph Weeks, Capt Geo Bushnell, and Jesurum Mayers- Asst Xtrs. Signed Samuel Gittens. Witnesses: Christopher Bryan, Benjamnin Smith, Francis Thompson Proved 27 Sep 1718 | Gittens (Gething), Samuel “Sam” (I119)
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| 990 | Given at Government House 29 nov 1830, James Lyon 1830[RB4/66/132] Original Proved Will. Sarah Gittens of St. Michael,Spinster… All my estate …here or elsewhere…to ...Executors here afternamed…upon Trust…having discharged any just debts…apply the annual rents hires issues interest produce and profits of the same to and for the use and benefit of my dear niece Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong daughter of Joseph Armstrong deceased until she shall attain the age of twenty one…then the whole for…Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong… [several paragraphs deal with her possible death prior to 21] …this further Trust to be to…my dear nieces Frances Ann Armstrong and Catharine Gittens Armstrong (sisters of the said Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong) to be equally divided… Executors. Brother Benjamin Gittens, friend Benjamin Armstrong. 15 Nov 1830. Witnesses. John R. Howell, M.G.Lewis. Given at Government House 29 November 1830. James Lyon? | Gittens, Sarah Ann Spinster (I1351)
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| 991 | given at Government House 4 june 1845, 1845RB4/71/266 Elizabeth Gittens of the parish of St.Michael…spinster…one acre of land, part of my place in the parish of St. Philip called Sea Views…adjoining lands of Samuel Hall Lord Decd. and Richard Sargeant to my nephew Benjamin Thomas Armstrong son of Joseph and Frances Armstrong during the tenure of his natural life…after his death…to the use of Alexander Armstrong, son of Maria Gittens…either of them…to sell my messuage or dwelling house, No 46 Tudor Street Bridge Town…buildings hereditements and appurtenances…for the most money. To my niece Catherine Gittens Armstrong the sum of £107…her mother the said Frances Armstrong …the like sum…the residue of the said purchase money …divided…between my nephew Samuel Morrison Evans, my niece Frances Ann Thomas, wife of Michael Thomas and the said Frances Armstrong and Catherine Gittens Armstrong…my said place called Sea View…twenty seven acres and a quarter with the mansion or Dwelling House and all other buildings…to my friend Samuel Maynard Alleyne the younger of the parish of St. Thomas and William Johnson Gooding of the parish of St. Philip…upon Trust [This will is 8 pages long, mainly dealing with who should get what should the legatees die before Elizabeth or each other. Also mentioned is her niece Elizabeth Alleyne, wife of Samuel Maynard Alleyne, should other bequests fail. Executors. Samuel Maynard Alleyne, William Johnson Gooding and Benjamin Thomas Armstrong. 27 March 1845. [Signed by x] Witnesses:Peter Chapman, William H. Armstrong. Given at Government House 4 June1845. | Gittens, Elizabeth Spinster (I817)
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| 992 | Given at Government House May 15, 181, James Francis Lyon, 1831[RB4/66/158] Original proved will. Robert Thomas Gittens the younger of the parish of St. Michael… debts to be paid…all my estate…both here and elsewhere…to my beloved wife Louisa Gittens and my son William Armstrong Gittens…to be equally divided… [should thelegatees die] …to my sisters Ann Bell Armstrong, Martha Lyder Gibson, Rebecca Christian Oxley and my nephew Thomas Armstrong son of my said sister Ann Bell. Executor. Wife Louisa Gittens, esteemed friends Benjamin Armstrong and Conrade Adams Howell Esq. Witnesses. HenryMadden Oneale, (?) H. Massiah. Given at Government House, 15 May1831.James Francis Lyon | Gittens, Robert Thomas (I1331)
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| 993 | Given at Pilgrim 2 may 1738, James Dottin, 1738RB6/27/410 I Rebecca Gittens .. Imprimus. …to be decently interred… Item. …to my nephew George Bushell £43. Item. …to my nephewJoshua Bushell £33. Item. …to my nephew Henry Bushell £33. Item. …to my nephew Samuel Gittens son of my brother Edward Gittens deceased £33. Item. …to my niece Hannah Gittens daughter of my brother Edward Gittens £33. Item. …to my god son George Bushell Mayer £10. Item. …to my friend Jane Ray £1-17-6d Item. …to my sister-in-law Margt Gittens one gold ring. Item. …to my kinsman Joshua Crichlow one gold ring. Item. …to my friend Elizabeth Holmes one gold ring. It is my will and desire that my above legacies are made when my cash is called in from the estate of Doctor John Carrington deceased. Item. …to my brother Nathaniel Gittens £80 to be paid to him out of the estate of my brother Samuel Gittens deceased Item. …to my sister-in-law Mary Gittens £25…out of the cash…estate of my brother Samuel deceased. Item. …to my nephew Samuel Gittens son of my brother Samuel deceased£100… out of the estate of my brother Samuel deceased. Item. …to my niece Hannah Gittens daughter of John Gittens junr: four negros named Muceah, Rispah, Bellah women & Neddy a boy… Item. ..also to…Hannah Gittens…one girdle buckle on pair of stone earrings and one pair stone sleeve buttons, the one third part of the remainder of my estate both real and personal I give to my sister Eliza; Bushell and the other two thirds…to my sister Hannah Gittens Executrix. …my sister-in-law Mary Gittens sole Executrix….6 January 1737, signed by X. Witnesses: RogerLeader, The mark X of Jane Ray. Given at Pilgrim 2 May 1738, James Dottin. | Gittens, Rebecca (I134)
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| 994 | God father was Samuel Gittens. | Gittens, John (I667)
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| 995 | God fathers Edward Curl and Mr. John Hasell. | Curl, Bolinbrook (I4492)
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| 996 | God fathers were Mr. Latimer Richards and Mr. Edward Curll. | Curll, Elizabeth (I4530)
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| 997 | God mothers Mrs. Catherine Squire and Susanna Curl. | Curl, Bolinbrook (I4492)
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| 998 | Godmothers are Mrs. Sarah Birkhead and Mrs. Margaret Hutton. | Curll, Elizabeth (I4530)
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| 999 | Goldsmith, Philip was a goldsmith by occupation when he wrote his will on 21 Sep 1712 in the town of St. Michael's, Barbados. | Bunyon, Philip (I4865)
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| 1000 | Goods Agent | Crompton, John (I2211)
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