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Matches 26,001 to 26,050 of 29,006
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| 26001 | There is a Jeremiah Case m. Sophia Pratt who died the same year as Jeremy. I have differing parents for the two Cases however. They may be the same person. (JTC) | Case, Jeremy (I19885)
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| 26002 | There is a Joshua Case in Ontario, NY p.232 in the 1820 Census. 1790 Census of Goshen, Orange Co., NY shows Joshua Case, one female, and one male under 16 years of age living in household. Daniel, Phineas, David, John, and Zacheus Case listed as heads of households on the same page. 1793 Referred to as a minor in father's will. | Case, Joshua (I27752)
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| 26003 | There is a large "D"at the top of the headstone | Douglass, Barto D. "Bartie" (I81957)
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| 26004 | There is a large picture of Eli Riddle hanging in the church office of Riddle's Chapel. | Riddle, Sylvester Eli (I49363)
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| 26005 | There is a marriage of a Margaret Douglas at St. Michael Alnwick in 1829 to a John Clark, but this would have been too early for her. It is suggested that they married at Gretna Green, but no record has been found. Did they actually marry? | Family: Adam Landells / Margaret Douglas (F46988)
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| 26006 | There is a memorial to her and Peter in St Andrew's Church, Hamble, Hampshire, England 'Sacred to the memory of/Lydia, the beloved wife of Vice Admiral Peter John Douglas/who died at Southsea August 2nd [or 4th] aged 69 years/Also Vice Admiral Peter John Douglas who died December 17th 1858/aged 71' | Moriarty, Lydia (I102073)
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| 26007 | There is a memorial to her in St Martin's Church, East Woodhay | Dundas, Helen Margaret (I84370)
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| 26008 | There is a memorial to him and Lydia in St Andrew's Church, Hamble, Hampshire, England 'Sacred to the memory of/Lydia, the beloved wife of Vice Admiral Peter John Douglas/who died at Southsea August 2nd [or 4th] aged 69 years/Also Vice Admiral Peter John Douglas who died December 17th 1858/aged 71' A great grandson, Colin Langslow Douglas (qv), Son of Onslow Gordon Douglas and Kate Douglas, of Launceston, Tasmania, was killed at Gallipoli in 1915. | Douglas, Rear Admiral Peter John R.N. (I25559)
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| 26009 | There is a memorial to him in Greyfriars churchyard, Edinburgh, Scotland on the South wall of church: 'TO THE REVERED MEMORY OF/REAR ADMIRAL/SIR CHAS DOUGLAS, BART/SON OF/CHAS AYTON DOUGLAS/OF KINGLASSIE/BORN 1727 DIED 1789/A DISTINGUISHED OFFICER/HE RELIEVED QUEBEC 1778 AND/WHEN CAPT. OF THE FLEET TO/ADL SIR GEORGE RODNEY/IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE FIRST/SUGGESTED THE MANOEUVRE KNOWN/AS THE BREAKING OF THE LINE/12 APRIL 1782/INTERRED BESIDE HIS BROTHER/NEAR THIS SPOT | Douglas, Admiral Sir Charles (1st Bt Carr) Bart (I109484)
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| 26010 | There is a photo of Philo Larnerd Case, born in OH, in his Civil War uniform at WWW.ancientfaces.com. Perhaps a descendant. | Case, Philo (I19343)
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| 26011 | There is a problem with the parents listed in the marriage record: it states the parents of James to be George and Elizabeth, whereas Philip Hartling's book, "Where Broad Atlantic Surges Roll" identifies the Jim Hartling married to Ida Drysdale as a son | Macleod, James "Jim" Freeman (I143297)
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| 26012 | There is a record that states that Lady Douglas Pennant was buried at St John The Baptist Churchyard, Itchen Abbas, Winchester, Hampshire, England. It seems likely that the funeral service took place at this church. Sheila was then taken to Southampton Crematorium. It has been confirmed by the Funeral Directors, that the ashes were collected and scattered privately. Place unknown. | Brotherhood, Sheila (I180578)
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| 26013 | There is a Riley Case listed in the 1830 census for Preston Twp., Wayne Co., PA. (http://rivercountry.freeyellow.com/Cps1830.html) | Case, Riley (I25167)
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| 26014 | There is a significant history of O'Dougherty, O'Doherty in DonegalCounty, Ireland. The surname was used interchangeably withO'Daugherty in early America very often. Please refer to thebeginning of the 'John Christian Rector Family Tree Book' where "TheHistory Of The Surname Dougherty" is listed in the Contents of thebook. "1810 United States Federal Census; www.Ancestry.com; Image 4 of 15;.334/331. Name: Edward Daugherty (whose son?), William Daugherty (father),Thomas Daugherty (father), & Charles Daughtery (whose son) listed onthis page for said county along with Nathaniel Richter being listed onimage 11 of 15; 347/344 in the same county as well. They are theonly ones listed in the county-Daughtery and Richtor. There are nosurnames of Dougherty or O'Doherty or Rector. The original spellingof the Rector family was Richter/Richtor. Even though Rachaelspelled her name with an "o" (as my family claims) instead of an "a",I'm sure that the census takers wrote it down as it sounded with an"a". County: Bullitt State: Kentucky Source Citation: Year: 1810; Census Place: , Bullitt, Kentucky; Roll:5; Page: 331; Image: 178.00. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1810 United States Federal Census [database on-line].Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. Original data:United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Third Census of theUnited States, 1810. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1810. M252, 71 rolls." [Transcribed 01 August 2007,SLJuhl, compiler] Note: This is undoubtably the family, however there are two Daughertymales listed old enough to be Rachel's father either Thomas or WilliamDaugherty who are living near each other and no doubt are brothers orfather-son. William is listed in the tax roles in Frederick,Virginia, but there is no Thomas listed. So, William may be theoldest. Also there are two sons Charles & Edward, but unknown whichis their father as same with Rachael. We now have names of thefamily, but must sort out who belongs to whom. | O'doherty, Rachel Daugherty (I150824)
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| 26015 | There is a stained glass window in St. Margaret's Church, Ifield, Crawley, West Sussex given by Rev. Walter Loveband in memory of his wife Lucy Isabel and "two of their sons, Walter Beachamp Yerburgh and Guy Yerburgh". Walter Loveband was at one time Vicar of Ifield. | Yerburgh, Lucy Isabel (I148631)
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| 26016 | There is a stained glass window in St. Margaret's Church, Ifield, Crawley, West Sussex given by Rev. Walter Loveband in memory of his wife Lucy Isabel and "two of their sons, Walter Beachamp Yerburgh and Guy Yerburgh". Walter Loveband was at one time Vicar of Ifield. | Loveband, Walter (I148959)
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| 26017 | There is a story told by Miss Mairi Chisholm (daughter of Margaret Fraser and Captain Ruari Chisholm) that during a dinner party at Guisachan, her grandfather said, "If anyone gave me ?60,000 for Guisachan, I would sell it tomorrow." "Done," came the reply from the other end of the table. When her grandfather asked to be released from the sale the next day as he had not meant his remarks at dinner, Marjoribanks replied, "No. A gentleman's word is his bond." The sale of Guisachan estate, then about 20,000 acres, was completed for ?52,000. [http://www.clanfraser.ca/guisacha.htm] | Chisholm, Mairi (I192974)
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| 26018 | There is a Thomas Kelsey who married Maggie L. Douglass in MontgomeryCounty, Indiana in 1884. Probably related to Eliza Jane Kelsey.Several other Kelsey's lived in Montgomery County at this time period. This has not been researched as yet, but it is believed that ElizaJane is from Montgomery County, Indiana. | Kelsey, Eliza Jane (I162690)
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| 26019 | There is a tomb for him here ?where | Douglas, Archibald (I87180)
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| 26020 | There is a view that her parents were from Ireland and that is where she met James. | Douglas, Frances Elizabeth (I76997)
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| 26021 | There is an Irene Mariman that fits the age, place, and in the censusrecords plus an Irene DeKezel in the Social Security Records of theappropriate age and place. And since this is the stated name by thefamily of the mother/grandmother in this family line, then it would besafe to conclude that this is the proper spelling of the name thatsounds like--Merriman to the family. Also, the wedding anniversaryarticle does give her maiden name as Mariman as well.; 25 February2009-Update: Mariman is the correct spelling as per her obituary. SOURCE: The Dispatch And The Rock Island Argus, Thursday, November 19,1998, A5-microfilm; Moline Public Library 41st Street, Rock IslandCounty, Illinois 61265; Obtained by, S.L. Juhl RNBSC, Compiler on 25February 2009. ?IRENEDEKEZEL Irene C. DeKezel, 83, Geneseo, died Wednesday, Nov. 18, at herhome. Funeral Mass will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Saint Malachy?sCatholic Church. The Rev. Michael Pakula will officiate. Burial willbe in Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m.Friday at the Myers Chapel of Stackhouse-Moore Funeral Homes, Geneseo,where a parish rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Memorialsmay be given to St. Malachy?s Church Building Fund or the AmericanCancer Society. Irene Mariman was born Nov. 10, 1915, in Annawan, thedaughter of Edward and Hortense Dumolien Mariman. She was raised andeducated in Annawan, graduating from Annawan High School. She marriedEdward DeKezel on April 3, 1937, in Annawan. He died on Oct. 12,1993. She farmed with her husband in Munson Township and the Oscoarea until retiring in 1985, when they moved to Geneseo. She was amember of St. Malachy?s Catholic Church and Circle 14 of the Altar andRosary Society. She was also a member of the Women of the Moose,Geneseo. She loved spending time with her family and friends andplaying bingo and cards. Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law,Marilyn and John Blair, Moline, Maxine and Ronald Swanson, Cambridge,and Debra and Merle Muller, Sioux City, Iowa; sons and adaughter-in-law, David and Christine DeKezel, Cambridge, and MarkDeKezel, Geneseo; 14 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; andsisters, Irma and Elma Rakestraw, both of Annawan. She was precededin death, in addition to her husband, by three sisters.? Please check this: DATE 21 NOV 1998 PLAC Geneseo, Henry, Illinois, USA SOUR @S01028@ | Mariman, Irene Catherine (I63403)
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| 26022 | There is an uinknown relationship to Malcolm Panton Douglas and Alexander Hill Douglas. | Douglas, William (I77060)
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| 26023 | There is another Damaris Phelps who may be the same person - dau. of Joseph Phelps and Sarah Case. | Phelps, Damaris (I15221)
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| 26024 | There is another version of this family tree: George Barrack Born 1767 of Shallowplough Inverebrie. married Isabella Pirie of Ellon ( parish of Methlick) on 31/1/1796 died 1845 born 1766 died1842 Their son Alexander Barrack born1809 ,baptised 11/1/1809 a merchant of Ellon, married3/2/1827 Barbara Watt of Ellon 16/10/1845 bapt 20/11/1805 died Mass. USA They had 11 children George and James went to Australia Barbara(Reid),Ann (White), Susan(Reid) went to Gloucester,Mass,USA Their son Alexander(my g grandfather)born Ellon 16/1/1831 Died Fiji 17/3/1889 married 1 Margaret Mahoney Died 1862 their children in Australia George,Margaret and Henry Married 2 Matilda Knight(nee Lewis) 28/3/1863 They had several children Florence 1865, Alexander Scarlett 1866 Helen 1868 William 1870 Connie 1882 My (Bob Barrack) paternal grandmother Ossella wife to Alexander Scarlet Barrack mentioned in 1944 that in the 1890,s research thro, Somerset House indicated (1) the Barracks came from the Black Douglas (2) their was some inheritance due to Captain Barrack ( 1831-1889) ....... isn't there always??? I believe that if so it went to the American branch. George B 1767-1845 AlexanderB 1809-1845 Captain AlexanderB 1831-1889 Alexander Scarlet B 1866-191918 Graburn Stanley B 1897-1960 Robert Hilton B 1934- that,s me (Bob Barrack) | Barrack, Alexander (I106339)
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| 26025 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Skilbeck, Malcolm Preston (I61887)
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| 26026 | There is conflicting info for Dorcas' parents. I tend to believe Duncan over Burke's peerage. Burke's says James Humphrey died in 1728 and resided in Dorchester, MA in 1743. | Humphrey, Rev. Charles (I15157)
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| 26027 | There is conflicting information on the two Daniel Case III's. I have placed them both here based on their father being Daniel and their location and birth dates. Perhaps this can be solved later. (JTC) | Family: Daniel Case, Jr. / Hepzibah Moore (F10726)
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| 26028 | There is considerable doubt about Lord Archibald Douglas (one s more likely than two ss). One version says that Lord Archibald Douglass was the grandson of Sir William Douglas, 9th Earl of Drumlanrig and 1st Earl of Queensbury who was born about 1582 and died in 1640. See here for more information: http://www.douglashistory.co.uk/history/archibald_douglas6.htm It is said that He left his Scottish property to his sister who married a Lord Hone. Came from near Edinburgh, Scotland to America abt 1725, perhaps 1728, bringing with them their household belongings. It is said they chartered a ship for themselves and immediate friends. He also had 2 daughters. It is said that Lord Douglass, after his brother was killed, grew tired of the constant fighting. He decided to move his family to America abt 1725. | Douglass, Lord Archibald (I96782)
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| 26029 | There is no doubt that in 1603 the Hallidays were in actual possession of Tullibole, but it is probable that Holbourne had lent money over it, and as a wadsetter styled himself " of Tullibole." John Halliday died 19th September 1606, and was buried in Inverkeithing churchyard, which goes to show that at that time there was no residential mansion on the estate.His tombstone is still visible, with a coat-of-arms consisting of a chevron between three cinquefoils, impaling the arms of his wife, three inescutcheons, the bearings of the family of Hay, she having been, according to some accounts, the daughter of Patrick Hay of Pitfour, and, according to others, of a Colonel Hay in the service of the States-General. | Halliday, William (of Tullibole) (I193872)
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| 26030 | There is no firm proof of the lineage of "Lady" Margaret.. Edith A. Rudder in "My Father's Family" suggests Scottish parents. Margaret is said to have been from the Black Douglas line of Scotland, house of Drumlaurig. Grandfather might have been James 2nd, Earl of Queensbury. Betty Kupersmith of Seattle has read she was a granddaughter of James Douglas (who was James Campbell that married a Douglas with no male descendant and assumed the heirship of Douglas with Campbell as a married name. Only recorded proof of the wife of Anthony Haden is a deed 29 Nov 1745 when "Margaret, his wife" reliquished her right of Dower. From "Regarding the Ancestry of Margaret Douglas", by Jack H. Thacker;The Longhunter, Vol.15, No. 3 (Autumn 1992) pp.112-116 "The purpose of this article is to clarify a longstanding mistake with regard to the forebears of Margaret Douglas, who married Anthony Haden and immigrated to Virginia early in the 18th century. Some 10 or 12 years ago, shortly after I became involved in genealogy research, I was advised by an elderly kinswoman that this Margaret Douglas was a daughter of William Douglas, 1st Earl of March and 2nd Duke of Queensberry and his wife, Jane Hay, Countess of March. My cousin, a resident of San Francisco, did not provide proof. However, I was advised by several experienced genealogists that she was a very competent researcher and that her findings were generally sound. Subsequently, I discovered in the 'Parochial Register of Baptisms, 1660-1725, Peebles, Scotland' a record which reads as follows: "The 9 of Apr 1701. The E of March had a daughter baptized by Mr. James Thompson, vicar of Peebles, called Margaret Douglas. Witness, Lord David Hay, Mr. William Hay of Drummowbriar, Major Archibald Douglas of the horse guard, and the Laird of Marybowe." This was intriguing because it has been family tradition since at least the early 19th century that our Margaret Douglas was "of Drumlanrig", and the Earl of March was described as "William Douglas of Drumlanrig." As a result, I continued to search for a record of this Margaret Douglas's marriage or a record of her death, but my efforts were to no avail. Recently, however, I have received proof that Margaret Douglas, daughter of the Earl of March, was not my ancestor, Margaret Douglas, wife of Anthony Haden. Irene (Mrs. Ben H.) cook of Longview, Texas received a communication dated 22 January 1992, from the Scots Ancestral Research Society in Edinburgh which stated the following entry was found in the old parochial registers of Peebles: "Lady Margaret Douglles (sic) daughter of the Eirall (sic) of March was buried the 23 of June 1705." Thus, this Margaret Douglas died at age 4. We are indebted to Mrs. Cook who carried on extended correspondence and incurred not a little expense to obtain this information. It now becomes the responsibility of us who are descendants of Margaret Douglas Haden to renew efforts to determine her parentage. Just as there is some scant evidence of a John Haden who lived in King & Queen and then King William County beginning a few years prior to 1700, there is also evidence he had a neighbor named William Douglas. [They are both listed in the 1704 rent rolls in King William which had just been formed out of King & Queen.] This is intriguing to say the least. I have long believed that Anthony and Margaret were not immigrants of their familes but were both likely born right there in Virginia. Of course the records of King & Queen and King William are practically all destroyed so further evidence is simply not available. | Douglas, Margaret (Lady) (I108650)
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| 26031 | There is no record of a divorce but both Jane and William remarried. | Family: William Leonard Douglas / Jane Wyatt (F78850)
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| 26032 | There is no sign of William and Catherine by 1861, so they may have died by then. In 1841, hr age was given as 45 and in 1851 it was 58! | Yule, Catherine (I77317)
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| 26033 | There is not a stone for his wife, Blanche, at the BowlesburgCemetery. Paul Joseph Park ?Birth: Oct. 9, 1906, Rock Island County, Illinois, USA Death: Apr. 4, 1967, Rock Island County, Illinois, USA Paul J. Park,60, of 117 5th St., Green Rock, died early this morning after anextended illness. Mr. Park was born October 9, 1906, in Moline, a sonof the late Elliott H. and Lillie Dopler Park, and first marriedBlanche Yeater on December 21, 1929 at Aledo, Illinois. They had threechildren, Blanche E., Eleanor P. and Mary D. He later married MaryReddish here Jan. 15, 1957. He was maintenance man at the McLaughlinBody Co., retiring due to ill health Jan. 27. Surviving are thewidow; three daughters, Mrs. B. Edna Waller of Aiken, S.C., Mrs.Pauline Walker of Ashton, Ill., and Mrs. Mary Acker of Taylor Ridge;three stepdaughters, Mrs. Mavis Bailey and Miss Phyllis Reddish ofEast Moline and Mrs. Delores Gosik of St. Louis, Mo.; 11grandchildren; five brothers, David of Silvis Heights, Edward of GreenRock and Andrew, Harold and Louis of Moline; and five sisters, Mrs.Bertha Oberlaender of Moline, Mrs Lilly Girt and Mrs. Joanne J. Havillof East Moline, Mrs. Joyce Noren of Silvis Heights and Mrs. GladysLawrick of Silvis. Burial:: Bowlesburg Cemetery, Silvis, Rock IslandCounty, Illinois, USA." [Transcribed 19 February 2009, SLJuhl RNBSC,Compiler; sljuhl1234@yahoo.com] | Park, Paul Joseph (I65887)
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| 26034 | There is not much about Floyd that we know at this time. Since HazelGertrude Blackson was married six times, Floyd was left as a McCoyuntil we find out differently. From Albert Michael Vesco, husband of Anna Ageos. Anna is thedaughter of Thelma Blackson: Dated: Friday, October 29, 2004 Email: anna@wilkshire.net--""I have a little info on Floyd McCoy for you. Ihad a subscription to Ancestry that gave me access to newspapers fromCoshocton, in one of the issues I read where Floyd McCoy died on 26Aug. 1918 at the home of his grandparents, (Elmer and Lottie) and hewas the son of LLoyd and Hazel and was about 4 years old." Please check this: _MDCL: CONC 46725; Reg. 244; Pri. 4366; Reg. 166 | McCoy, Floyd Ellsworth (I63383)
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| 26035 | There is not much known about this family as yet. | Clore, Elizabeth (I64764)
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| 26036 | There is some confusion on the relationship with the family of Langlando. According to "Doig", their son William (3rd of Cuninghamhead) may also have married a daughter of that family. Doig also shows Andrew, second son of William (2nd of Cuninghamhead) as being "of Langlando". | Cuningham [Cunningham], William (2nd of Cuninghamhead) (I105836)
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| 26037 | There is some confusion over the two sisters. I had a note that 'Ellen' married Goerge Walter Hodgins, but also had it recorded that 'Margaret Emeline' was also married to GWH. Evidence seems to point to Elizabeth ellen being married to William Dagg. | Derham, Margaret Emeline (I187296)
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| 26038 | There is some confusion over the two sisters. I had a note that 'Ellen' married Goerge Walter Hodgins, but also had it recorded that 'Margaret Emeline' was also married to GWH. Evidence seems to point to Elizabeth ellen being married to William Dagg. | Derham, Elizabeth Ellen (I184974)
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| 26039 | There is some confusion surrounding George Lauder of Haltoun's marriage. George Crawfurd's Peerage (p. 91) states that he married "Helen, a sister of Lord Douglas", and that is repeated by J. Stewart Smith (1898). The assumption is that she must be the sister of Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl of Douglas (1372? 1424), and so the daughter of Archibald Douglas, 3rd Earl of Douglas (c. 1328-1400). | Family: George (of Haltoun) Lauder / Helen Douglas (F29060)
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| 26040 | There is some disagreement regarding the time and place of her birth. A plaque at 426 Henry St. gives her year of birth as 1850, not 1854. However, on 9 January 1854, the Jeromes lived nearby at number 8 Amity Street (since renumbered as 197). It is believed that the Jeromes were temporarily staying at the Henry Street address, which was owned by Leonard's brother Addison, and that Jennie was born there during a snowstorm. | Jerome, Jennie (I118012)
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| 26041 | There is some doubt about this marriage | Maxwell, Geillis (I89170)
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| 26042 | There is some evidence that James died before his mother, who ran the estates before Arthur took over. | Douglas, James (2nd of Tilquhilly) (I9053)
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| 26043 | There is very little information available on www.Ancestry.com aboutthis couple. It's possible that this Lucy could also be the wife ofWhiley Wright as well as the daughter. A lot more research is neededhere. SLJuhl, Compiler/Genealogist. | Wright, Lucy (I91762)
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| 26044 | There is, on his gravestone, also mentioned his wife, younger brother Robert and an Archibald Douglas, died 4 Jul 1857 | Cupples, George (I92536)
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| 26045 | There may be some confusion with another Sarah, dau. of John Holcomb, who was also listed as being born 5/2/1719 acc. to the Holcomb site. | Holcomb, Sarah (I22168)
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| 26046 | There may have been two marriages. Sir Hervey may also have married a Fraser heiress, though whom he acquired lands in SW Lothian. | Family: Sir Hervey de Keith / (F36574)
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| 26047 | There was a Christian Douglas who was buried in 1829 age 84 yrs in Southdean parish but whether that was this Christian or the maternal grandmother of Robert Reid Sword whose name was also Christian Douglas (marr. Robert Reid) or even another person is unclear. | Christian (I118113)
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| 26048 | There was a Christian Douglas who was buried in 1829 age 84 yrs in Southdean parish but whether that was this Christian or the wife of John Douglas, 1775-1855 or even another person is unclear. | Douglas, Christian (I118613)
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| 26049 | There was a death notice in the Lincoln, Rutland and Stamford Mercury on 29 May 1863 so she died before then | de Wend, Mary Adelaide Lousia (I85400)
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| 26050 | There was a MacMIllan family [(ancestors to Fred (F.B>) MacMillan(nowdeceased) of Cornwall, a cousin to my Dad] that lived between Berwick andthe village of Crysler in Finch Township. This particular MacMillanancestor of F.B. was called 'Black Angus' MacMillan, and he was the sonof Ewen MacMillan who migrated c 1827 from Scotland (a cousin to my gtgtDuncan Ban MacMillan of Lot 23, 3, Finch). " From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO(margaret077@sympatico.ca) F.B. MacMillan descended from Black Angus and Mary Cameron. Mary was thedaughter of Isabella MacMillan, the daughter of Alexander MacMillan ofCallich(Lot 16, Conc. 2 Finch)(brother to my ggg John MacMillan ofCallich), and Marjory Cameron, the sister to my gg grandmother,Nancy(Ann) Cameron(Lot 21, 4 Finch), daughters of John Cameron ofInvuruiskavouline(Glenloy). Alexander and Marjory are buried in theMacMillan Cem., Lot 19, 1 Finch==tombstone. The above mentioned Mary Cameron, grand daughter of Alexander MacMillanand Marjory Cameron, married 'Black' Angus MacMillan, the son of EwanMacMillan who mig. from Scotland c 1827. Mary Cameron was the secondcousin to my Grandfather, Donald Cameron, through her Mother, and acousin, also, to him through her father. The following is in reference to Ewan MacMillan's family(father of BlackAngus): John MacMillan, the brother to Ewen MacMillan(mig. c 1827)(Camaghel)married a McCalman(the McCalman family graveyard is at Banavie). The McCalman family were an ancient branch of the MacMillans." From Margaret Cameron, Box 621, Long Sault, Ontario KOC 1PO(margaret077@sympatico.ca) | Macmillan, Angus (Dubh Black Angus) (I171183)
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