Notes
Matches 1,001 to 1,050 of 4,780
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| 1001 | Gov't Hill | Gittens, Edwin Thomas George (I36)
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| 1002 | Gov't Hill | Gittens, Julian "Ben" Hyde (I40)
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| 1003 | Gov't Hill | Leach, Isabella Gretton (I42)
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| 1004 | Greenwich, 38 Powerscroft Rd | Gittens, Doctor Carleton Wyndham (I391)
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| 1005 | Greenwood Cemetery - Brantford, Ontario Brantford, Ontario Canada, Greenwood Cemetery - Brantford, Ontario, Brantford, Ontario, Canada | Bonyun, Noel A. (I4965)
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| 1006 | Greenwood Cemetery - Brantford, Ontario Brantford, Ontario Canada, Greenwood Cemetery - Brantford, Ontario, Brantford, Ontario, Canada | Davies, Mary I. (I4966)
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| 1007 | Griffith, James St Georges Parish, 2 May 1694, RB6/2, p.186 Wf Rebecca Griffith, chn Mary Griffith, John Griffith, Rebecca Griffith, and James Griffith, sons at 21 and daughters at 17; friends Isaac Giddens, William Heading, and William Lewis - trustees. Signed James(x) Griffith Wit: William Lewis, James Bedford Proved 27 June 1694 | Griffith, James (I147)
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| 1008 | GRIFITH, Herbert, Planter st. Phillips Parish, 19 of month called October 1695, RB6/11, p. 418 To be buried in the parish burial grounds with friends called Quakers; friend Thomas Pilgram Merchant and Thomas Clark the elder; gr son Herbert Griffith, son of my son John Griffith decd; Dau in law Rebecca Griffith widow of son James Griffith; gr son Duxbury Griffith & Gr dau Sarah Griffith, son and dau of son John; gr dau Alice Griffith, the dau of son herbert decd;gr chn John Griffith, Mary Griffith, and Jams Griffith, the Chn of son James; mentions James Baughan; wf Alice trust. signed HerbertGriffith Wit: Timothy(x) arte(?), Samuel Forte, Elizabeth Sarsferd,Charles Hamden Proved 27 jan 1696 | Griffith, Herbert (I220)
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| 1009 | grocery clerk | Johnson, John Alexander (I1019)
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| 1010 | grocery clerk at birth of Francis Arthur | Johnson, John Alexander (I1019)
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| 1011 | Hairdresser | Norris, Barnabas (I1409)
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| 1012 | Hannah was about 15 years of age when she was baptised. | Gittens, Hannah (I154)
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| 1013 | Harrison College leaving schol at age 16, Educational Background Completed Grade XI, in Barbados, West Indies. | Gittens, Edgar Clement (I3)
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| 1014 | HAYNES Edith Cadman of Cross House Wayh-upon-Dearne Yorkshire (wife of Edmund Lyall Haynes) died April 26, 1912 at Brussels in Belguim Probate London 27 November to William Cadman Cadman gentleman. Effects £929 15s 11d | Cadman, Edith Cadman (I4592)
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| 1015 | He emigrated in 1911 from Barbados to Canada the information is from a Barbados newspaper announcing his visit., Information from a barbados newspaper announcing his visit. | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 1016 | He husband Allan Ifill Pile remarried in 1866 and his martial status was recorded as widowed | Graves, Frances Louisa Hastings (I4621)
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| 1017 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bonyun, Wellesley Hutchinson (I4955)
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| 1018 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bonyun, Wellesley Hutchinson (I4955)
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| 1019 | He resided with his family at 58 Terrace Hill at the time of his death. | Bonyun, Noel A. (I4965)
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| 1020 | He resided with his family at 58 Terrace Hill at the time of his death. | Davies, Mary I. (I4966)
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| 1021 | He sailed from New Orleans on October 26, 1912 bound for St. Croix aboard the S.S. Chalmette. He was traveling alone and listed his wife Mrs. Edith Smith as next of kin. His residence was listed as Christiansted, St, Croix. | Longfield-Smith, Doctor Longfield (I382)
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| 1022 | He traveled from Barbados at age 3 with his mother and brother Julian arriving in New York City on 24 October 1885. | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 1023 | He traveled from St. Croix on June 30, 1915 bound for New York aboard the S.S. Guiana. He was travelling alone. | Longfield-Smith, Doctor Longfield (I382)
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| 1024 | He was a bank clerk. | Gittens, Clifford Bertram (I441)
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| 1025 | He was a banker when he married. | Bonyun, Arthur (I4976)
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| 1026 | He was a Planter. | Carter, John Davis (I4920)
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| 1027 | He was a squadron leader flying fighters for the Royal Canadian Air Force during WW II, and was shot down and killed over France | Archer, Philip Leslie Irving (I4702)
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| 1028 | He was a tenement on Westmoreland Plantation. | Hurley, William (I6066)
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| 1029 | He was accountant at the time of his death. | Bonyun, Noel A. (I4965)
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| 1030 | He was age 60 when he died. | Gittens, Hon. Joshua (I430)
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| 1031 | He was an accountant at the Imperial Bank. | Bonyun, John Langford Dudley (I4956)
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| 1032 | He was an avid cricket player. Full name:Torrance Seymour Skeete Born:17th May 1852, Bayleys Plantation, St Philip, Barbados Died:5th July 1945, Bentley, Christ Church, Barbados Relations:Brother: EM Skeete; Son: HE Skeete Teams:Barbados (Main FC: 1871/72-1887/88); All teams Lists of matches and more detailed statistics First-Class Career Batting and Fielding (1871/72-1887/88) MINORunsHSAve10050Ct Overall47025103.57001 First-Class Career Bowling (1871/72-1887/88) BallsMdnsRunsWktsBBAve5wI10wMSRateEcon Overall15498184-2810.120019.253.15 This page was created by the CricketArchive Oracles | Skeete, Torrance Seymoure (I2462)
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| 1033 | He was cremated and buried on his property in Cherryville BC | Wood, Christopher Samuel (I743)
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| 1034 | He was described as a gentleman and she as a seamstress at their wedding. Uncle Archie developed "something" as a young man and Aunt Stella nursed him back to health. Subsequently they were married and never had any children. | Family: Archibald Lisle Gittens / Stella Anna Marguerite Lashley (F35)
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| 1035 | He was employed with Maritime Tel & Tel Co. Ltd. for 35 years, retiring in 1982, after working in New Glasgow, Truro and Halifax. | Francis, William “Bill” Gray (I581)
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| 1036 | He was in the Army in, He was a cargo plane pilot in the USAF. While I do not think he flew in WWII, I know he did fly missions as part of the Berlin Airlift. I actually have a beautiful grandfather clock that he flew out of there during one of his missions. He eventually retired as a Major. I'm not sure, but I think he served a full twenty years. During his career he was stationed in Greece, where he adopted three girls from a woman who had close to a dozen children she was caring for. He brought them all back to the states and raised them. I barely remember them, as they were already married and settled in their lives when I was a young child. I do remember attending the naturalization ceremony for one of the girls, Tia. | Longfield-Smith, John Wyndham Sr. (I390)
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| 1037 | He was mention in his grandmother, Elizabeth Archer's will in 1694 so he was alive then. CCG | Ashley, John (I1995)
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| 1038 | He was mentioned in a will written by his mother on May 28, 1765. 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 | Kirton, Dr. Alexander Surgeon (I4402)
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| 1039 | He was mentioned in his aunt's [ Ann Kirton ] will written 28 May 1765. | Purchase, Alex. (I4426)
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| 1040 | He was mentioned in his grandmother's [ Ann Kirton] will written 28 may 1765. 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 | Kirton-Anderson, John (I4406)
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| 1041 | He was mentioned in his mother-in-laws [ Ann Kirton] will dated 28 May 1765. 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 | Simmons, Henry Peter (I4211)
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| 1042 | He was mentioned in his sister's will written 28 May 1765. 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, Esq. Walter (I4423)
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| 1043 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bonyun, Wellesley Hutchinson (I4955)
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| 1044 | Heart Attack/Stroke | Drake, Robert George (I398)
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| 1045 | Heatherdale Memorial Gardens | Crittenden, Annie Dorcus (I550)
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| 1046 | Held rank of Colonel of the Windward Regiment of Horse | Gittens, Honourable John Colonel (I1560)
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| 1047 | Henry enlisted in the Canadian Army on | Leach, Henry "Harry" Selman (I1849)
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| 1048 | Her god father Mr. Edward Curll. | Curll, Ann (I4531)
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| 1049 | Her god mothers are Mrs. Ann Curll and Mrs. Ann Popel | Curll, Ann (I4531)
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| 1050 | Her godfather was Francis Curll. | Curle, Anne (I4528)
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