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| 651 | Commissioned as a Judge. | Gittens, Honourable Joshua Mayers Major (I1240)
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| 652 | Commissioned as Judge of Precinct of St. Andrews. | Gittens, Honourable Joshua Mayers Major (I1240)
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| 653 | Commissioned as Judge of the Precinct of St. Andrews. | Gittens, Honourable Joshua Mayers Major (I1240)
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| 654 | Commissioner for the distribution of the Parliamentary Bounty among the sufferers by the late hurricane | Gittens, Honourable Joshua Mayers Major (I1240)
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| 655 | Complications from an automobile pedestrian accident | Crittenden, Charles Leslie (I369)
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| 656 | Comptroller of Customs, Phillip Lawton Hinds ARCHER ISO, aged 52, Comptroller of Customs, Gold Coast Colony, d. 3 Oct 1918 in the wreck of RMS BURUTU. | Archer, Philip Lawton Hinds (I4546)
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| 657 | CONNELL - Helen Margaret, of Reservoir Road, Britton's Hill, St. Michael entered into rest on March 9, 2010. Widow of Theodore Gittens and Sidney Connell. Mother of Andrew, the late John and David Gittens. Stepmother of Christopher Connell and Judith Brooker. Sister of the late Richard Packer. Grandmother of Sonia, Graham, Charles, Annebelle, Sarah and Rachel Gittens. Great Grandmother of four. The funeral leaves Lyndhurst Funeral Home, Passage Road, St. Michael on Monday, March 15, 2010 for St. Mattias Anglican Church where relatives and friends are asked to meet at 3:00 p.m. for the service. Cremation will take place at a later date. No flowers by special request. A collection will be taken for The Widow Refurbishment Fund of St. Mattias Church. | Packer, Helen Margaret (I1589)
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| 658 | Copy of a note from Darnley to his brother Carlton, Copy of a note written by Errol to his brother Carlton which was on the back of a picture. | Gittens, Darnley "Erroll" Wyndham (I46)
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| 659 | Coroner of St. Phillips | Gittens, Doctor Joshua Mayers M. D. (I770)
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| 660 | cotton converter at cotton goods store | Mahon, Julian Stanley Gittens (I1636)
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| 661 | Country: -Message Body:-An update to your tree.-Annie Aikens (nee Crittenden) was my grandmother. She passed away December19, 1978 and is buried alongside her husband Ernest Aikens at Heatherdale Memorial Gardens in New Glasgow Nova Scotia. -I do have more information on this part of your tree and will shortly be making a trip to Guysborough County NS in hopes of gaining even more. Please feel free to contact me at the email listed if you wish.-Thanks, Catherine | Crittenden, Annie Dorcus (I550)
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| 662 | Court proceedings | Gittens, Colonel Benjamin Esquire (I751)
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| 663 | CPL US ARMY AIR CORPS WORLD WAR II | Smee, Cprl. James Clayton (I2735)
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| 664 | cremation: January 1996 Apache Junction Funeral Home,Apache Jct.,Pinal,AZ, Y | Rothrock, Mabel Janice (I5267)
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| 665 | Croix de Guerre | Crompton, Jack Yoeman (I538)
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| 666 | Customs Officer | Williams, John J. (I483)
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| 667 | CUTTING, Henry, planter Christ Church Parish, 3 Apr 1693, RB6/2, p. 188 Wf Margery Cutting; sons Lewis Cutting and John Cutting; ch wf goes with; nephews John Wrensford and Henry Bunion; bro John Cuttinge and friend Stephen Chase Jr - Xtrs & Gdns of minor chn. signed Henry Cutting Wit: John Wrensford, George Haines, John Haines, Patrick (x) Russell, Samuel Darnald (Dannald) Proved 13 June 1694 | Cutting, Henry (I4887)
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| 668 | Date estimated based on marriage contract. CCG | Family: Honourable Joshua Mayers Gittens, Major / Dorothy Blackman (F525)
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| 669 | Date of birth estimated on her marriage date. CCG | Leslie, Elizabeth (I542)
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| 670 | Date of birth estimated on marriage date. ccg | Pooler, Elizabeth (I249)
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| 671 | Date unknown Thunder Bay Newspaper TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Donald Johnson were wed Feb. 3 in St. John'sAnglican Church. The bride is the former Mary Evelyn Pelky, eldestdaughter of Mr. And Mrs. E.H. Pelky of Auden, and the grooms parentsare Mr. And Mrs. J.A. Johnson of Gorham Township. | Family: Ernest Donald Johnson / Mary Evelyn Pelky (F369)
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| 672 | Dated May 10, 1946 THIS IS THE LAST WILL AN TESTAMENT of me MARY JOHAHNA JOHNSON of the Township of Gorham in the District of Thunder Bay in the Province of Ontario, Married Woman, made this tenth day of May one thousand nine hundred and forty six- (1) I hereby revoke all former wills or other testamentary dispositions by me at any time heretofore made. (2) I give,devise and bequeath all the property and estate of every nature and kind of which I shall be possessed or to which I may be entitled at the time of my death to my husband John Alexander Johnson of the said Township of Gorham, Farmer, for his own use and benefit absolutely, and I hereby appoint my husband the said John Alexander Johnson as the sole executor of this my will. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand the day and year first before written. | Kraft, Maria Johanna Tuomaantr (I1020)
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| 673 | Daytona Memorial Park Dayatona Beach, Florida United States, Daytona Memorial Park, Dayatona Beach, Florida, United States | Gittens, Joseph Haynes (I6222)
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| 674 | Daytona Memorial Park Dayatona Beach, Florida United States, Daytona Memorial Park, Dayatona Beach, Florida, United States | Longe, Luella (I6234)
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| 675 | Dealer in Antiques | Herche, Henry W. (I2714)
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| 676 | Death notice, Baltimore Sun, Death notice, Baltimore Sun, March 7, 1979, page C14 Herche - On Sunday March 4, 1979, Esther B. (nee Foster), of Phoenix, Md., beloved wife of the late Henry W. Herche, Jr., devoted mother of Henery David Herche, Gladys Smee, Henry W. Herche, 3rd. and the late William Allen Herche, also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends may call at Loring Byers Chapel, 8728 Liberty road (2 miles west of Beltway exit 18) on Tuesday, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. where services will be held Wednesday, March 7 at 12:30 P.M. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. | Foster, Esther Benvie (I2693)
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| 677 | Death notice, Baltimore Sun, Death notice, Baltimore Sun, May 7, 1956, page 23 HERCHE - On May 4, 1956, Mary A. Herche (nee Becker), of 3405 Glen avenue, beloved wife of the late Henry W. Herche, Sr.; mother of Mrs. Ernest P. Hook, and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Dillaway and the late Henry W. Herche, Jr. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner & Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend services. - | Becker, Mary (Mozzie) Agnes (I2717)
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| 678 | Dec 31, 2010 Benjamin was not mentioned in his father's will so the assumption made is that benjamin had died before 1710. | Gittens, Benjamin (I215)
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| 679 | Deed 13-100, Stephen and Dorothy Warner paid £90 sterling to Joseph Gittens and Ann Warner his wife to maintain for her natural life Dorothy their daughter. Also Joseph and Ann have use of plantation and slave in Christ Church. There was more in the agreement but it was non-readable. | Gittens (Gething) (Gettings), Joseph Senior (I145)
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| 680 | Deed 13-100, Stephen and Dorothy Warner paid £90 sterling to Joseph Gittens and Ann Warner his wife to maintain for her natural life Dorothy their daughter. Also Joseph and Ann have use of plantation and slave in Christ Church. There was more in the agreement but it was very difficult to read. | Warner, Stephen (I715)
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| 681 | Deed 19-553 Deed 19-553 Dated 12 Nov 1694 Isaac Gittens and his wife Elizabeth sell to Richard Moore for 1,000 £ sterling 30 acres in St. Phillip, with all houses, buildings, one cattle mill and all things thereunto, one boiling house, one still house. | Gittens (Gething), Isaak (I144)
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| 682 | Deed 227-98, Deed 227-98 dated 28 Feb 1804 William Gittens, Planter of St. Michael to Richard Wall Esq, natural love and affection to Timothy William Wall, gives several negro slaves. Notes: I am assuming that this is William Gittens, son of Isaac Gittens and Rebecca Wall. It would seem reasonable that the Wall connection is through William's mother. I did find a Baptism record for Timothy William Wall dated 17 Sep 1780 in Christ Church. Parents are Richard Wall and Susanna. Also found a marriage record for Timothy William Wall to Elizabeth I Edwards dated 8 Apr 1801 in St. Michael. It also appears they had a son Timothy William Wall baptised 10 May 1811 in St. Michael. Although I could not find a record I assume that Richard Wall and Rebecca Wall were brother and sister. | Gittens, William (I1166)
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| 683 | Deed 239-146, Deed 239-146 dated 8 sep 1808 Robert Thomas Gittens Esq., St. Michael, to Joseph Turton for 1,000£ sold Fontabelle and Kessington. | Gittens, Robert Thomas (I1331)
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| 684 | Deed 240=174, Deed 240-174 dated March 1807 Martha Elizabeth Gittens, Spinster of St. Michael , for 120 £ to John Critchley, free blackman, one negro girl. | Gittens, Martha Elizabeth Spinster (I1223)
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| 685 | Deed 241-229, Deed 241-229 dated Dec 1 1808 Elizabeth Gittens, spinster of St. Phillips for 137£ 10s to C. Proverbs Esq, 2 slaves. Witness Mary Gittens | Gittens, Elizabeth Spinster (I759)
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| 686 | Deed 241-264, Deed 241-264 dated 29 Oct 1808 Charles Curry of Birch Lane in London, England swore he was present when and did see Martha Elizabeth Gittens grant her negro woman slave Molly Reynolds her freedom. Martha now lives at Castle Street, Portland Street in the County of Middlesex, Spinster. | Gittens, Martha Elizabeth Spinster (I1223)
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| 687 | Deed 251-144, Deed 251-144 dated 29 Apr 1812 1st party: Thomas Smith Harding of Christ Church, only son of Benjamin Harding deceased. 2nd party: Joshua Gittens of Christ Church and Susanna his wife, formerly Susanna Harding, spinster, one of the daughters of Benjamin Harding deceased. 3rd part: Samuel Maynard Alleyne of Christ Church, Planter, and Sarah Ann his wife, formerly Sarah Ann Harding, Spinster, the other daughter of Benjamin Harding deceased. 4th part: Jane Marshall of St. Phillip, widow Benjamin Harding's will left his estate to his children once all reached the age of 21, which they now are, will dated 29 Jan 1793. The estate sold to Jane Marshall for 2,000£, a 30 acre parcel. | Gittens, Joshua Mayers Esq (I765)
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| 688 | Deed 251-144, Deed 251-144 dated 29 Apr 1812 1st party: Thomas Smith Harding of Christ Church, only son of Benjamin Harding deceased. 2nd party: Joshua Gittens of Christ Church and Susanna his wife, formerly Susanna Harding, spinster, one of the daughters of Benjamin Harding deceased. 3rd part: Samuel Maynard Alleyne of Christ Church, Planter, and Sarah Ann his wife, formerly Sarah Ann Harding, Spinster, the other daughter of Benjamin Harding deceased. 4th part: Jane Marshall of St. Phillip, widow Benjamin Harding's will left his estate to his children once all reached the age of 21, which they now are, will dated 29 Jan 1793. The estate sold to Jane Marshall for 2,000£, a 30 acre parcel. | Harding, Susanna/Susannah (I1806)
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| 689 | Deed 259-94, Deed 259-94 dated 18 Mar 1808 Honourable Joshua Gittens late of Barbados but now in Bristol freed his slave "James William Gittens" for his faithful attention on me during a long confinement by illness in England. | Gittens, Honourable Joshua Mayers Major (I1240)
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| 690 | Deed 260-67, Deed 260-67 dated 10 Nov 1815 1st Party: Thomas Ostrehan Esq. of St. Thomas. 2nd Party: Rev John Hamlet Gittens of St. George said clerk and his wife Lucretia, late Lucretia Hall and formerly Lucretia Ostrehan, spinster. 3rd Party: Elvira Ostrehan of St. Michael, widow. 4th Party: Joseph Ostrehan of St. Michael, son of Elvira Ostrehan. 5th Party: Samuel Perry of the City of Bristol and George Gibb the Younger of Bristol. Whereas Lucretia Ostrehan widow deceased the grandmother of the said Thomas Ostrehan, Lucretia Gittens and Joseph Ostrehan duly made and published her last will and testament in writing bearing the date 17 Feb 1799 and hereby devise and bequeath unto her two friends Richard Mahon Esq and Benjamin King Reece and their survivors , her land in St. Michael called "Friendship" and all slaves buildings etc.... Mahon and Reece should permit her son Joseph Ostrehan to have free and interrupted use of the estate. Daughter in-law Elvira Thomas Ostrehan the son of her late son Joseph, by his late wife. Leaving 4 children at the time of his decease ·Thomas Ostrehan, a son by former wife. ·Lucretia Gittens ·George Ostrehan, now decreased without issue. ·Joseph Ostrehan | Ostrehan, Lucretia (I791)
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| 691 | Deed 261-284, Deed 261-284 dated 1816 Joshua Mayers Gittens, Esq sold to James Fitzpatrick for 2,050£ , 77 acres and 2 roods of land in St. Phillip. | Gittens, Joshua Mayers Esq (I765)
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| 692 | Deed 263-380, Deed 263-380 14 Feb 1818 Rev John Hamlet Gittens, Clerk, Rector of the Parish of St. Joseph and his wife Lucretia, the widow and relict of George Hall decreased and herefore Lucretia Ostrehan, spinster of the 1st Part; Samuel Perry, City of Bristol and George Gibb of Bristol by Benjamin King Reece and Thomas Ostrehan in St. Michael constituted attorneys of this land of the 2nd Part; And David Hall of St. Michael only qualified executor of the last will and testament of the said George Hall deceased of the 3rd Part; George Hall in his will gave his then wife Lucretia 2,000£ David Hall brother to George Hall | Ostrehan, Lucretia (I791)
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| 693 | Deed 29-275 Deed 29-275 dated 2 feb 1703/04 Isaac Gittens and his wife Elizabeth give to their daughter Sarah in consideration of her marriage to Benjamin Chapman, land and plantation of 19 ½ acres, plus 2 acres for both of their natural lives and their children's natural lives. | Gittens (Gething), Isaak (I144)
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| 694 | Deed 30-19, Deed 3-19 Dated Jan 7, 1720/21 Capt John Gittens of St. Phillip purchased from Peter Archer for 130 £vcurrent money 6 ½ Acres plas 7 acres. | Gittens, John Capt. (I179)
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| 695 | Deed 30-25, Deed 30-25 dated 2 Jun 1720 John Thurbane sold to Capt John Gittens for 150 £ 9 ¼ acres and 32 perches. Witness Joseph Gittens and Benjamin Gittens | Gittens, John Capt. (I179)
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| 696 | Deed 30-454, Deed 3-454 dated 12 May 1720 John Gittens of St. Phillip for natural love and affection towards my loving daughter Hannah Kirton, the wife of John Kirton 10 acres of land. | Gittens, Hannah (I154)
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| 697 | Deed 30-454, Deed 3-454 dated 12 May 1720 John Gittens of St. Phillip for natural love and affection towards my loving daughter Hannah Kirton, the wife of John Kirton 10 acres of land. | Gittens, John Capt. (I179)
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| 698 | Deed 37-460, Deed 37-460 dated 12 Nov 1765 Honourable John Gittens, Esq. Of St. Phillip and Frances his wife lease to Thomas Drake for 10 shillings, a plantation of land in St. Michael containing 300 acres of land, mansion, windmill, boiling house with copper, still house with stills and slaves. (note: agreement seems to be for 1 year...looks if another agreement is contemplated) Second deed 37-462 dated 13 Nov 1765 does not add any further family information. | Gittens, Honourable John Colonel (I1560)
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| 699 | Deed 37-466, Deed 37-466 dated 12 Nov 1765 Hon, John Gittens Esq. of St. Phillip and his wife formerly Frances Jones spinster, to Benjamin Gittens Esq. of St. Michael for 5 shillings, 33 acres in Christ Church and St. George and 20 negros | Gittens, Honourable John Colonel (I1560)
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| 700 | Deed 37-512, Deed 37-512 dated 7 Nov 1765 Honourable John Gittens, Esq, of St. Philip of the 1st part to Joshua Gittens of St. Phillip, eldest son of John Gittens and his heir apparent of the 2nd part, and Dorothy Blackman of St. Michael, Spinster of the 3rd part daughter of John Lacie Blackman of St. Michael of the 4th part.... Pending marriage between Joshua Gittens and Dorothy Blackman plus 2,000£ Notes: it appeared in this very long document that Joshua Gittens was bring land and Dorothy money into the marriage. NB: This deed clarifies that Dorothy Blackman married Joshua Gittens, eldest son of the Honourable John Gittens. [In my database I had Dorothy Blackman Married to Joshua Gittens, Son of Edward Gittens and Margaret Ray...which is incorrect!] | Blackman, Dorothy (I572)
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