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From Nellis England's genealogy notes: On the Lovering side, William Drew Lovering (1800-1863) was…
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From Nellis England - address Brooklyn, New York
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From Nellis England - address Wainright, Alberta
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From Nellis England - address Clarence, Ont.
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From Nellis England - address Coldwater, Ont.
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From Nellis England - address MacLeod, Alberta
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Served as an Infantry officer. Decorated in the Italian Campaign.
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From Carol Mercer: Lived between 1850 - 1896 Matchedash Twp. Raised 10 children.
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Died at 80 years.
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Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
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Died at age 79
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Died at age 82
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Died at age 60
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Age at death 55 years 11 months
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Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
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Died in his 86th year.
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Ted was the "runt' of the litter. He was an avid hunter and fisherman, well known to the local wild…
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Second marriage was to best man of her first marriage, known to all as Uncle Earl.
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Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
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War Bride believed to be of Polish decent
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William's wife in the 1841 census is Mary. Many references to a Mary Lanxon but no firm source has…
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Household Record 1881 Canadian Census
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29 42 McCracken Joseph M Head M Jul 2 1855 45
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Dad told the story of playing football in high school. They used farm pastures for their games. Th…
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Will of Albert Ripley lists Margaret as adopted.
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Tricia originally met this individual over the internet. He is from Nova Scotia and may prove to b…
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The Lethbridge Herald, Dec 22, 1980
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019057-07 (Simcoe Co.) William Harold MORRISON, 23, engineer, Craighurst, Craighurst, parents - Will…
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13420-98 - James Edward READMAN, 23, marine engineer, Ontario, Gravenhurst, s/o William H. READMAN &…
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011395-89 - Thomas T. LOVERING, 23, Coldwater, Matchedash, lumberman, s/o William & Catherine LOVERI…
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010715-85 - George LOVERING, 30, Matchedash, same, Lumberman, s/o William & Catharine LOVERING, marr…
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From the office of the Registrar General - Ontario Reel MS 248-14
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010479-84 - Thomas MOFFATT, 35, Canada, Medonte, Farmer, s/o William & Martha MOFFATT, married Edith…
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007994-74 (Simcoe County) George DUNLOP, 25, Ontario, Medonte, Blacksmith, s/o John & Mary DUNLOP, m…
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009802-77 William John LEATHERDALE, 24, Wheelwright, Toronto, Medonte, s/o Luke & Mary LEATHERDALE,…
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#010922-93 (Simcoe Co): William BOYD, 38, farmer, Canada, Medonte, s/o William & Elizabeth, married…
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Records show Smith was the first settler in Hearst, Ontario where he started farming near what is no…
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009800-77 William Charles RICHARDSON, 26, farmer, Canada, Bracebridge, s/o James & Mary RICHARDSON,…
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010478-84 - Luke LEATHERDALE, 22, Canada, Medonte, Blacksmith, s/o Luke & Mary LEATHERDALE, married…
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Vol. 10, page 216 - Thomas LOVERING 34, England, Coldwater, Farmer, s/o William & Mary LOVERING, mar…
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8005-94 John TUNN (Turm? Tume?), 24, laborer, Pembroke, Cache Bay, s/o John & Sebrah, married Johann…
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The Orillia Packet, Aug. 11, 1898- COLDWATER- The Toronto Star says:- One of the oldest families of…
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Slim was visiting Faye in Brantford when she suffered a heart attack and died. Faye called around t…
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Master Mechanic for a logging company out of Ottawa, believed to be Booth Logging (Tom Ballantyne)
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Carol Mercer provides DOB 1838.
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From Nellis England - address Coldwater, Ont
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From Nellis England's genealogy notes: SIBLINGS OF MABEL LOUISE RIPLEY (BALLANTYNE)
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James Parker Smith Ballantyne, 10 Montgomery Street, Kapuskasing, died at Sensenbrenner Hospital on…
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During a visit withTom Ballantyne in 2003 he advised that family stories had it that Charles had mar…
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Thomas Ballantyne, Prince Albert
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Mable was working in Ottawa in 1908, as a nurse when Smith was sent to Ottawa to recover from typhoi…
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