Notes
Matches 101 to 150 of 4,780
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| 101 | 326 Salby St, Role: Occupant | Gittens, Isabel Louise (I367)
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| 102 | 326 Salby St, Role: Occupant | Walcott, Elizabeth Louise Amilia (I452)
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| 103 | 326 Salby St, Role: Occupant | Gittens, Edwin Bertram (I463)
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| 104 | 3411 Glen Ave. (at date of death) | Herche, Henry William Jr. (I2695)
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| 105 | 359 Green Lane, Boulton | Crompton, Jack Yoeman (I538)
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| 106 | 546-07-5818 | Gittens, Herbert Strathamore Wyndham (I393)
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| 107 | 546-07-5818, State Issued: California -- Residence Location: [Unknown], [Unknown], 33560 -- Residence County: Los Angeles -- Payment Location: [Unknown], [Unknown], [Unknown] -- Payment County: | Gittens, Herbert Strathamore Wyndham (I393)
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| 108 | 563 Van Norman Street | Johnson, Thomas Alexander (I2896)
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| 109 | 564-32-9843, State Issued: California -- Residence Location: Los Angeles, California, 90038 -- Residence County: -- Payment Location: JAMAICA, New York, 11434 -- Payment County: QUEENS | Borero, Henrietta Heloise (I5148)
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| 110 | 593-34-8533, State Issued: Florida -- Residence Location: Deland, Florida, 32720 -- Residence County: -- Payment Location: [Unknown], [Unknown], [Unknown] -- Payment County: | Gittens, John Charles (I1590)
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| 111 | 6506 East Broadway, My parents lived at this house until my father retired in 1977 when they moved to Nanoose Bay on Vancouver Island. | Gittens, Edgar Clement (I3)
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| 112 | a camp at One Island Lake which was purchaed for $5,800.00 in, Information was from a copy of a Statement of Adjustments. | Johnson, Gordon "Paul" (I5)
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| 113 | a commission agent and importer, Dad travelled for US shoe firm through the W.I. and BG, when he married he settled in BG and opened his own business, Foster & Co., a commission agency and importer | Foster, Walter Edgar "Mike" (I520)
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| 114 | a gift of land being 10 acres from his mother Sarah Gittens of St. Phillips....natural love and affection to son John Gittens, 10 acres in St. Phillip. | Gittens, John Capt (I121)
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| 115 | A gift of land being 10 acres to her Son John Gittens | Jones, Sarah (I120)
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| 116 | a plantation | Gittens, Colonel Benjamin Esquire (I751)
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| 117 | a Plantation at the Six Cross Path | Chapman, Matthew (I1791)
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| 118 | a Quaker | Griffith, Herbert (I220)
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| 119 | a school in England | Gittens, Annie Louis (I1193)
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| 120 | a tall, striking looking man (5'-11 3/4", 163 lbs, medium complexion, brown eyes and brown hair) with a confident, self-possessed manner. | Gittens, Edgar Clement (I3)
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| 121 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lashley, Craig Robert (I1948)
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| 122 | A will was written, Will signed by Martha Bonyun, dated Feb. 24 1745, in Barbados archives bequeathing five negro slaves to son John and one negro girl to daughter Elizabeth. Crop, house, cattle, stock and household belongings to be sold for the education and maintenance of the children. This information was recorded on the Bonyun Family Tree. | Gittens, Unknown (assumed to be Martha) (I883)
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| 123 | A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE ON THE "RORAIMA" Margaret Stokes, the 9 year old daughter of the late Clement Stokes, of New York, who, with her mother, a brother aged 4 and a sister aged 3 years, was on the ill-fated steamer Roraima, was saved from that vessel, but is not expected to live. Her nurse, Clara King, tells the following story of her experience: She says she was in her stateroom, when the steward of the Roraima called out to her: "Look at Mont Pelee." She went on deck and saw a vast mass of black cloud coming down from the volcano. The steward ordered her to return to the saloon, saying, "It is coming." Miss King then rushed to the saloon. She says she experienced a feeling of suffocation, which was followed by intense heat. The afterpart of the Roraima broke out in flames. Ben Benson, the carpenter of the Roraima, severely burned, assisted Miss King and Margaret Stokes to escape. With the help of Mr. Scott, the first mate of the Roraima, he constructed a raft, with life preservers. Upon this Miss King and Margaret were placed. While this was being done Margaret's little brother died. Mate Scott brought the child water at great personal danger, but it was unavailing. Shortly after the death of the little boy Mrs. Stokes succumbed. Margaret and Miss King eventually got away on the raft, and were picked up by the steamer Korona. Mate Scott also escaped. Miss King did not sustain serious injuries. She covered the face of Margaret with her dress, but still the child was probably fatally burned. The only woman known at that time to have survived the disaster at St. Pierre was a negress named Fillotte. She was found in a cellar Saturday afternoon, where she had been for three days. She was still alive, but fearfully burned from head to toes. She died afterward in the hospital. | Stokes, Marguerite "Rita" Hamilton (I380)
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| 124 | aboard the "Golden Feece" arriving on, New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name:E Gittens Arrival Date:1 Sep 1885 Birth Date:abt 1850 Age:35 Gender:Male Place of Origin:Barlendy?? Port of Departure:Barbados Destination:New York Port of Arrival:New York, New York Ship Name:Golden Fleece The passenger list states the purpose of travel is immigration. | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 125 | aboard the S.S. Cearense, Departed Barbados on April 14, 1902 aboard the S.S. Cearense and arrived in New York on 23 April 1903. "Errol was listed as a school boy age 11 going to be educated in Boston. | Gittens, Darnley "Erroll" Wyndham (I46)
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| 126 | aboard the ship Chignecto arriving, Harry was 33 years old and travelling with his wife Molly Leach age 34. His occupation was Clerk and he intended to be an Accountant. He had left Halifax in September 1922 to visit Barbados. | Dowler, Minnie Etta "Molly" (I3366)
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| 127 | aboard the ship Chignecto arriving, He was 33 years old and travelling with his wife Molly Leach. His occupation was Clerk and he intended to be an Accountant. He had left Halifax in September 1922 to visit Barbados. | Leach, Henry "Harry" Selman (I1849)
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| 128 | aboard the ship Quilpue from Barbados arriving | Haynes, William Lindsay Harbourne M. C. P. Esq. (I1205)
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| 129 | Abode at time of death Suranam. | Cealy, Willoughby Mcclean (I6058)
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| 130 | Abode at time of death Woods. | Gittens, Hon. Joshua (I430)
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| 131 | Abode: Tenement on Welch Town, St. Peter | Thornton, John (I6008)
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| 132 | Acadia University and completed a MSc in Wildlife, Management/Ornithology in | Gittens, Edward "Ted" Francis (I37)
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| 133 | Accountant | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 134 | Accountant | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 135 | Accountant | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 136 | Accountant | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 137 | Accountant | Gittens, Fenwick Wyndham (I377)
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| 138 | Accountant | Gittens, Aubrey Connell (I1587)
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| 139 | Accountant | Gittens, Aubrey Connell (I1587)
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| 140 | Accountant | Leach, John "Jack" Clinkett (I1848)
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| 141 | Accountant with Barclays Bank first in British Guiana and then in Trinidad. | Foster, Clement Noel (I621)
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| 142 | accountant with the Royal Bank | Foster, Michael Edgar (I620)
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| 143 | Accountant. | Gittens, Aubrey Connell (I1587)
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| 144 | Accounting Clerk | Foster, Clement Noel (I621)
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| 145 | Actor | Foster, Arthur "Kelly" Reynold (I2604)
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| 146 | Add manager for a magazine, Add manager for a magazine | Gittens, Claude Hamilton (Hugh) (I5151)
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| 147 | Address at death Aquatic Club Gap, Saint Michael | Gittens, Alban Randal Crofton (I679)
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| 148 | Address at death Cot Road, Christ Church | Gittens, Mabel Conliff (I61)
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| 149 | Address at death, "Gracile", 10th Avenue, Belleview, Saint Michael. | Leach, Edith Gretton (I714)
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| 150 | Address at death, Love and Care Nursing Home, Christ Church. | Gittens, Archibald Lisle (I63)
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