LANARK COUNTY ORIGINS My ancestors, their friends, neighbours and associates.
Matches 4,751 to 4,800 of 48,188
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| 4751 | Event Description: by Contract | Family: Sir Thomas Hamilton, 1st Earl of Haddington / Julian Ker, of Ferniehirst (F24662)
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| 4752 | Event Description: death certificate | McDonald, Peter (I29721)
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| 4753 | Event Description: Event Description: 2nd baptism | Rowat, Agnes (I51721)
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| 4754 | Event Description: Event Description: from John and Eliza Miller story | Miller, John Duncan (I6464)
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| 4755 | Event Description: found in church records by E. Miller 7 Nov 1843, Rev. Michael Harris, witnesses John Balderson and William Foster, found in E. Miller notes by Diane Miller Duncan | Family: William Archibald Ashby / Elizabeth B. Foster (F1339)
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| 4756 | Event Description: from 1901 census | Cavanagh, George Washington (I4387)
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| 4757 | Event Description: from 1901 Census | Warrington, Sarah Mabel "Sadie" (I48979)
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| 4758 | Event Description: from death certificate | Warner, Arthur Ralph (I6684)
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| 4759 | Event Description: from death certificate | Masson, Ninian S. Jr. (I64205)
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| 4760 | Event Description: From Gini Tree | Stewart, Elizabeth Second Countess of Moray (I22705)
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| 4761 | Event Description: from Poole family notes found in E. Miller files | Poole, John George "George" (I3372)
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| 4762 | Event Description: from tombstone, location by association with John | Ferrier, Abraham "Abram" I (I3196)
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| 4763 | Event Description: from unsupported entry on FS GordonPOrr gordonorr@sfcn.org 801-798-7477 974 East Flonette Avenue Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 | Crum, Kathrin (I4019)
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| 4764 | Event Description: In 1871 Census | Wrathall, George Robinson (I18954)
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| 4765 | Event Description: in 1871, 1881, 1891 census | Robinson, William (I10631)
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| 4766 | Event Description: Manchester Baptismal Register First name(s) JAMES Last name JACKSON Birth year 1784 Baptism year 1784 Baptism day 02 Baptism month May Birth parish St. Mary, Oldham Father's first name(s) John Mother's first name(s) Sarah Place JACKSON PIT County Lancashire Country England Film MS-942-72-S154-Vol-47 Page 100 Year range 1782-1784 Locality of record Giles Shaw Manuscripts - Handwritten Transcript of Oldham St. Mary Parish Registers Record set Manchester Baptism Register Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Baptisms Collections from England, United Kingdom Manchester Archives | Jackson, James (I14347)
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| 4767 | Event Description: Maple Vale Cemetary | Bell, Margaret Sarah Helena (I9986)
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| 4768 | Event Description: Maplevale Cemetry | Hunter, John Arden (I9993)
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| 4769 | Event Description: military, 31 Dec 1804 to 1812, 6th Foot Soldiers occupation - weaver | Preston, Thomas (I28125)
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| 4770 | Event Description: Most likely??? | Miller, Johne (I33829)
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| 4771 | Event Description: note Birthdate "2" | Fairer, Robert (I46285)
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| 4772 | Event Description: on tombstone Not noted in Dorothy Dodds history but on tombstone | Dodds, Bella Jane (I1524)
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| 4773 | Event Description: parents Archibald Nairn & Beatrice Anderson NAIRN ARCHIBALD ARCHIBALD NAIRN/BEATRIX ANDERSON FR128 (FR128) M 04/07/1816 561/ 10 232 Eaglesham | Nairn, Archibald (I4120)
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| 4774 | Event Description: Parents Archibald Nairn & Beatrix Anderson | Nairn, Archibald (I4120)
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| 4775 | Event Description: parents James Millar & Janet Park | Millar, James (I16)
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| 4776 | Event Description: parents John Slater/Jean Robertson First name(s) John Last name Slater Birth year 1772 Birth town - Birth county - Service number - Regiment Duke Of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) - 33Rd & 76Th Foot Attestation year 1789 Attestation date 25 Dec 1789 Discharge date 24 Dec 1802 Discharge corps Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) - 33rd & 76th Foot Document type Discharge Archive The National Archives Series Wo 121 - Chelsea: Pensioners' Discharge Documents 1760-1887 Reference WO 121 Box 0170 Record set British Army Service Records Category Military, armed forces & conflict Subcategory Regimental & Service Records Collections from Great Britain, UK None | Slater, John (I28188)
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| 4777 | Event Description: parents Peter Swanson & Janet Sinclair | Swanson, Janet (I49850)
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| 4778 | Event Description: parents Robert & Abigail Mack | Cook, Thomas (I19353)
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| 4779 | Event Description: Perth Associate WILSON JANET DAVID WILSON/MARGARET SMITH 3 AUGUST 1826 6 AUGUST 1826 PERTH ASSOCIATE | Wilson, Janet (I34572)
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| 4780 | Event Description: Registered 31 Dec 1903 | Family: Dr. Alexander Allison Ritchie / Frances Agnes Watt (F13962)
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| 4781 | Event Description: This is believed to be most likely, see notes | Family: Andrew Miller / Catherine Munro (F5)
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| 4782 | Event Description: William G from 1861 census | Willoughby, William G. (I49205)
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| 4783 | Event Type Date Year: 1916 Date: 1916 Place Municipality: Canner District Enumerationn Number: Province: Alberta Township: 32 Place: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada District: 40 Medicine Hat Range: Sub District Number: Additional Fields Source Household Id: 477 Source Page Number: 25 Relationship to Head: Head Marital Status: Married | Ritchie, Robert George (I1167)
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| 4784 | Event Type: Cause of Death Description: Killed at Battle of Glenfruin - fighting the MacGregors Date: 1603 Place: Glenfruin, Luss, Dumbartonshire, Scotland | Colquhoun, Adam (I71898)
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| 4785 | Event Type: LifeSketch Description: 1881, Friday September 16, The Almonte Gazette page 3 Death Of An Old Settler We are called upon this week to chronicle the death of one of the pioneer settlers of Lanark County ? of whom but a few are now living ? in the person of Mrs Wm Paul, sr., of the 7th line Ramsay. The sad event took place on Friday last, and, although not unexpected, the news of her death was received with sorrow by a large circle of friends. The funeral took place on Monday, and the large number who followed her remains to the grave showed the universal esteem and respect in which she was held by the community. Deceased was one of the very earliest settlers in Ramsay having with her husband, emigrated from Glasgow, Scotland ? their native place ? in the year 1821 ? sixty years ago ? and settled in Ramsay the same year, and on the farm on which she resided continuously until her death. She attained ripe old age of 84 years, and for the past 26 years had been an invalid, caused by a severe attack of rheumatic fever ? an affliction which was borne with exemplary patience and resignation. Although physically disabled she was strong intellectually, at it was always a pleasure to her to relate her experiences in the early years of her life in Ramsay ? a time when Almonte had no existence, and when Lanark County was almost a trackless forest. Few can imagine the hardships endured or the obstacles which had to be overcome by the settlers at that time, and the present generation should not forget that they have these hardy pioneers to thank for paving the way to the fertile farms and prosperous villages which are to be seen throughout the country, Thus one by one they are passing away until at present but a very few remain; and are leaving behind them example of industry energy and perseverance which will not soon be forgotten. Date: Place: | Matthew, Jane (I64474)
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| 4786 | Event Type: LifeSketch Description: Frederick John Stillman was in the Canadian Army during World War I and was killed in Belgium on 15 August 1917. On page 345 of the Book Gleanings A History of Campbellford Seymour "The names of those who lost their lives in the Great War were inscribed on the Campbellford and Seymour War Memorial which was erected in 1926". Frederick is on the list. | Stillman, Fredrick John (I2425)
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| 4787 | Event Type: LifeSketch Description: Jane was born in Ramsay Township, Lanark County, Ontario, the daughter of William Hart and Helen Matthie. She was first married to James Conroy on Nov.13,1863. He was the son of Edward Conroy and Rosann Shields. Jane and James had a daughter, Helen Mary Conroy, who married John George Avery. Jane married a 2nd time on July 17,1866 at Middleville,Lanark County, to Robert H. Love, son of Robert Love and Deborah Donnahue. This was Robert's 2nd marriage also. He was first married to Mary Turnbull who died in 1864. Jane died Mar.19,1916 at Flower Station, Lavant Township, Lanark County. She is buried in plot 125 of Crawford cemetery, next to her husband Robert and his first wife, Mary Turnbull in plot 126.Plot 125 : - In memory of Jane Hart, wife of Robert H. Love, born Aug.4,1845, died Mar.16,1916. ------------------------------------ | Hart, Jane (I50799)
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| 4788 | Event Type: LifeSketch Description: Please look at the original of the birth record of son, Albert Edward Small. The brother of David Small, Charles Henry Small, was attesting to the birth of Albert. (Delayed birth record) The name of the father, David Small, was first written in as Charles David Small and then there was an attempt to erase the Charles and the David Small was in Bold. Then the word father was erased and brother was written over it. The name Charles, is actually for Charles Henry Small, the brother of David Small. All other documents list his name as David Small. Charles Henry Small also attested to the birth of several children for David Small, always stating that he was the brother of David Small and witnessed the births of his children. Date: Place: | Small, David (I65110)
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| 4789 | Event Type: LifeSketch Description: The first oil well in Lambton was discovered on their farm. William was bought out by the Oil Company, and became Manager of Works. The first oil discoveries were made at "The Springs" near Petrolia in 1861. In 1862 more oil was found by drilling. At that time the homes of most people were lighted by candles and the wealthy used whale oil, at a dollar a gallon. In 1854 a Nova Scotian Dr. Abraham Gesner had invented kerosene that was a cheaper fuel for lighting. Petrolia was where the inter-continental oil refining empire began. In 1866 oil was located in the swampy woods west of Petrolia and a host of wells were drilled. At first the oil had been hauled to Wyoming that was on the main railway line but a spur line was built to Petrolia and the town began a boom. Date: Place: | Elliott, William (I64958)
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| 4790 | EWINE JONNET WILLIAM EWINE/MARGARET BLAIR FR85 (FR85) F 27/07/1679 568 10 / 79 Kilbarchan second child is William EWINE JONET JOHN EWINE/MARTHA GOUDIE FR299 (FR299) F 23/10/1679 578 10 / 287 Ayr | Ewine, Jonnet (I36041)
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| 4791 | EWINE MARY MUNGOW LINDSAY/ 22/08/1713 493 10 / 360 Bonhill | Family: Mungo Lindsay / Mary Euine (F2828)
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| 4792 | EWING AGNES WILLIAM EWING/SUSANNAH ORR FR204 (FR204) F 24/01/1808 471/ 10 297 Baldernock | Ewing, Agnes (I41069)
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| 4793 | EWING AGNESS PETER EWING/JANET FERRIER F 17/02/1799 494/ 20 164 Cardross EWING AGNES PETER EWING/JANET FERRIER FR439 (FR439) F 16/02/1799 494/ 20 156 Cardross | Ewing, Agness (I46300)
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| 4794 | EWING ALEXANDER JAMES EWING/MARIONE HODGE FR629 (FR629) M 07/11/1622 685 / 1 30 / 36 Edinburgh | Ewing, Alexander (I70783)
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| 4795 | EWING ALEXANDER PETER EWING/JANET FERRIER M 25/03/1800 494/ 20 171 Cardross | Ewing, Alexander (I46633)
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| 4796 | EWING ALEXANDER WILLIAM EWING/SUSANNA ORR FR210 (FR210) M 03/03/1811 471/ 10 309 Baldernock | Ewing, Alexander (I41066)
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| 4797 | EWING ARCHIBALD WILLIAM EWING/SUSAN ORR FR3842 (FR3842) M 04/01/1818 644/1 310 357 Glasgow | Ewing, Sir Archibald Orr Baronet, M. P. for Dumbarton (I41060)
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| 4798 | EWING CHRISTIANE JAMES EWING/MARIONE HODGE FR563 (FR563) F 21/06/1621 685 / 1 20 / 320 Edinburgh | Ewing, Christiane (I70777)
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| 4799 | EWING DAVID JAMES EWING/ M 08/04/1655 568 10 / 16 Kilbarchan | Ewing, David (I70779)
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| 4800 | EWING DUNCAN LECKIE WILLIAM EWING/SUSANNAH ORR FR303 (FR303) M 23/02/1820 471/ 20 5 Baldernock | Ewing, Duncan Leckie (I41063)
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