Tracing Douglas family roots - unraveling history, one generation at a time.
Matches 30,501 to 30,550 of 30,730
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| 30501 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census West End , Northolt Lane, Northolt, Middx Dau Umar 2 Middx, West End, Northolt Head John Saunders RG11/1334 f50 p14 1891 Census Ruislip Road, Elm tree Cottages, Northolt, Middx Dau Umar 12 Scholar Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG12/1021 f49 p11 | Saunders, Charlotte (I96361)
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| 30502 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census West End , Northolt Lane, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 15 Farm Labourer Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG11/1334 f50 p14 1871 Census Northolt, Middx Son Umar 5 Scholar Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG10/1310 f? p10 1901 Census 8 Princes Road, Ealing, Middx Head M 36 General labourer Worker Middx, Northolt RG13/1192 f40 p38 | Saunders, George (I96352)
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| 30503 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census West End , Northolt Lane, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 17 Farm Labourer Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG11/1334 f50 p14 1871 Census Northolt, Middx Son Umar 7 Scholar Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG10/1310 f? p10 | Saunders, John (I96367)
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| 30504 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census West End , Northolt Lane, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 4 Middx, West End, Northolt Head John Saunders RG11/1334 f50 p14 1891 Census Ruislip Road, Elm tree Cottages, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 14 Servant Domestic Employed Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG12/1021 f49 p11 1901 Census (No. 61 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Son S 24 Farm Agl labourer Worker Northolt, Middx Head John Saunders RG13/1180 f66 p11 | Saunders, Benjamin (I96635)
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| 30505 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census West End , Northolt Lane, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 7 Scholar Middx, West End, Northolt Head John Saunders RG11/1334 f50 p14 1901 Census (No. 60 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Head M 27 General Labourer Worker Northolt, Middx RG13/1180 f65 p10 | Saunders, Albert Benjamin (I96634)
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| 30506 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1881 Census Yeading, Hayes, Middx Dau Umar 7 Scholar Yeading, Middx Head William Payne RG11/1325 f34 p19 1901 Census (No. 60 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Wife M 27 Yeading, Middx Head Albert Saunders RG13/1180 f65 p10 | Payne, Charlotte (I96382)
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| 30507 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1891 Census Ruislip Road, Elm tree Cottages, Northolt, Middx Dau Umar 4 Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG12/1021 f49 p11 1901 Census (No. 61 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Dau S 14 Northolt, Middx Head John Saunders RG13/1180 f66 p11 | Saunders, Jane (I96363)
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| 30508 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1891 Census Ruislip Road, Elm tree Cottages, Northolt, Middx Dau Umar 9 Scholar Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG12/1021 f49 p11 | Saunders, Annie Elizabeth (I96637)
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| 30509 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1891 Census Ruislip Road, Elm tree Cottages, Northolt, Middx Son Umar 6 Scholar Middx, Northolt Head John Saunders RG12/1021 f49 p11 1901 Census (No. 61 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Son S 16 Farm Agl labourer Worker Northolt, Middx Head John Saunders RG13/1180 f66 p11 | Saunders, William Henry (I96362)
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| 30510 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census (No. 60 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Dau S 1 Scholar Northolt, Middx Head Albert Saunders RG13/1180 f65 p10 | Saunders, Annie Elizabeth (I96639)
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| 30511 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census (No. 60 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Dau S 3 Scholar Northolt, Middx Head Albert Saunders RG13/1180 f? p10 | Saunders, Lucy Lottie (I96638)
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| 30512 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census (No. 60 on schedule) Eastcote Road, Northolt, Middx Dau S 7 Scholar Northolt, Middx Head Albert Saunders RG13/1180 f? p10 | Saunders, Maria (I96471)
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| 30513 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census 8 Princes Road, Ealing, Middx Dau S 2 Middx, Ealing Head George Saunders RG13/1192 f40 p38 | Saunders, Jessie Elizabeth (I96337)
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| 30514 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census 8 Princes Road, Ealing, Middx Dau S 2 months Middx, Ealing Head George Saunders RG13/1192 f40 p38 | Saunders, Amy Ellen (I96358)
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| 30515 | [Steve.FTW] [Pooley.FTW] 1901 Census 8 Princes Road, Ealing, Middx Son S 3 Middx, Ealing Head George Saunders RG13/1192 f40 p38 | Saunders, George James (I96359)
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| 30516 | [The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 85, Part 1; Volume 117 F. Jefferies, 1815] ' Sir John Douglas was born at Jean Fields Dalkeith near Edinburgh his father Louis Douglas esq his mother a Miss Hunter and his grandfather was a Lord of Sessions As a younger son at the age of 11 years he was sent to Russia it being intended that he should be educated in the diplomatic line That country disagreeing with his constitution he returned home where he soon shewed an ardent desire of enterprize that aspiration to run the career of glory in which he afterwards so highly distinguished himself In consequence of eliciting this military spirit the late Duke of Athol procured him when only 13 years of age a commission in the Marine Corps and our young hero happy in the profession he had chosen made his first debut in arms under Lord Rodney with whom be served in the West Indies and America seven years His next expedition was with Lord Keith in the Monarch destimed to Madras in proceeding to which place they took the Cape of Good Hope and upon their return captured the Dutch flee t in Saldanha Bay To finish the climax he sailed in the Tigre with the brave Sir Sidney Smith After stopping at Gibraltar and having delivered the presents sent to the Dey of Algiers the Tigre proceeded to Constantinople and from thence sat down before St Jean d Acre The Marines under Lieut Col Douglas were landed and their active exertions and usefulness were elicited during a siege which lasted 62 days Of the happy result we need not speak nor amplify upon the merits of the heroes that did indeed before the walls of Acre cover themselves with glory This object obtained Lieut col D who was made a Colonel to enable him to take the command of the British and Ottoman forces under the orders of the Grand Vizier proceeded to sit down before the fort of Fl Arish then occupied by the French Within its walls are inclosed the wells and it is denominated the Key of the Desert After a short siege it surrendered March 25 1798 to Col Douglas who after mounting the walls received the sword of the French Commander Monsieur Cazalet which ofttimes graced his side at the British Court lo 1799 Col Douglas sailed in the Tigre to Constantinople from whence he returned to England charged with the dispatches that contained the account of the capture of El Arish The courage skill aud military talents of Col Douglas were so well appreciated by the Grand Vizier that he wrote a letter himself to his Majesty recountnending him to his attention and favour This epistle was written in Arabic upon vellum and being translated the original was in the Foreign office On our Sovereign's perusing what did so justice to the character of Col Douglas he offered him Knighthood which gratefully accepted as a reward for services and a marked approval of conduct It having been represented the King that this enviable distinction been bestowed upon a soldier of fortune who had only his pay to support his rank having had the misfortune to lose value of 2000l in property by the up of the Queen Charlotte at Syracuse in which he had embarked the savings of a life spent in warfare his Majesty most bestowed upon him a pension as a for his losses and services and mark his approval of the Grand recommendation The military of Sir John Douglas his unshrinking valour amid contending armies his high sense of honour in the station which he filled gained him the esteem of all those Officers who were subordinate to his command in his public character Among his private friends he was kiud affectionate chearful hospitable and benevolent The high wrought blood of a Douglas flowed in his veins and animated his actions to all that was just praise worthy and honourable. | Douglas, Sir John (I194262)
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| 30517 | [ThelmaGoodwin.FTW] Name Suffix: | Goodwin, Jr. William Creath ("Dubbie") (I8857)
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| 30518 | [ThelmaGoodwin.FTW] Name Suffix: | Goodwin, Sr. William Creath (I8853)
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| 30519 | [thepeerage.FTW] in childbirth | Boynton, Anne (I96602)
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| 30520 | [This was] a dressmaking and millinery concern, established in 1814 by the three ladies Mary Ann Bath, Frances Venn, ... Frances Venn (1787-1870), youngest child and 7th daughter of Henry Venn (1738-1806) of Payhembury, Devonshire, ... | Venn, Frances (I81602)
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| 30521 | [THRUPP.GED] !MARRIAGE: Fam. recs. | Quilter, William Eley Cuthbert (I152356)
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| 30522 | [Transcribed 20 January 2008; Joyce L. Clore Elkins notes; SLJuhl,compiler, dau.] | Clore, Mary C. (I51558)
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| 30523 | [Transcribed 20 January 2008; Joyce L. Clore Elkins notes; SLJuhl,compiler, dau.] | Clore, Thomas (I51591)
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| 30524 | [Transcribed 20 January 2008; Joyce L. Clore Elkins notes; SLJuhl,compiler, dau.] | Canine, John C. (I88188)
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| 30525 | [v02t5852.ftw] !Bushnell Family Genealogy by George Eleazer Bushnell | Bushnell, Mary Maria (Nancy) (I8279)
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| 30526 | [v02t5852.ftw] !died at age 2 months | Bushnell, Betsey (I8295)
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| 30527 | [v02t5852.ftw] !Eddy Family History Published 1930 with Supplements (1980) 1880 Census for Wisconsin Obituaries: Wednesday, 26 Oct 1887- GAZETTE, Saturday, 22 Oct 1887- STEVENS POINT WEEKLY JOURNAL | Eddy, John Bushnell (I8277)
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| 30528 | [v02t5852.ftw] !Eddy Family in America 1930 Edition/1980 Supplement | Eddy, John Wilkes (I8278)
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| 30529 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married (1) Capt. Daniel Elwood, 9 Nov 1815, (2) abt 1830, Dr. John Henry Morrison | Bushnell, Hannah (I8302)
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| 30530 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married (1) Lucy Brown, 29 Jan 1816, (2) Almira (Read?) | Bushnell, James (I8300)
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| 30531 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married (1) William Webley, 17 Nov 1800, (2) Phineas Tuttle, 25 Mar 1815 | Bushnell, Thankful (I8298)
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| 30532 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Archibald (Andrew) Brewer Thompson, of Joliet, Ill. 19 October 1859, Oneida Castle, Oneida, NY Oneida Castle marriage record-Paper:O.S. Year 1959 Date: Oct 20 P.3 Col. Andrew Brewer Thompson, born 3 April 1835, d. 21 Feb 1882, both are buried at Oneida Castle, NY. Child: (1) Howard Goodell Thompson (FR) b. 19 Oct 1862 d. Walla Walla, WA 26 Dec 1896, m. Mabel Elizabeth Denny, daughter of Orion Orville and Elva (Flower) Denny | Eddy, Mary Elizabeth (I8280)
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| 30533 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Dr. Azgill Cribbs, 8 Apr 1810 | Bushnell, Sally (I8301)
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| 30534 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Electra Munson 17 Mar 1787 | Bushnell, James (I8308)
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| 30535 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Hepsibah Bradley | Bushnell, John (I8310)
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| 30536 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Junius Judson | Bushnell, Lovinda (I8289)
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| 30537 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Keyes Danforth, Aug 1805 | Bushnell, Mary (I8299)
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| 30538 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Laura A. Jemeson | Bushnell, Rufus Jared (I8286)
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| 30539 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Lury Butts, 28 Mar 1821 | Bushnell, Samuel S. (I8304)
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| 30540 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Orris Kirtland Coe, August 1838 | Bushnell, Paulina Stevens (I8288)
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| 30541 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married Sibyl Nye, 12 April 1850, Augusta NY | Bushnell, Hosea Blood (I8293)
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| 30542 | [v02t5852.ftw] !married William Van Brocklyn, b. 12 Dec 1841, d. 11 Sep 1894, served in Civil War, Company C, 50th N.Y. Engineers Resource: Bushnell Family Genealogy, Ancestry and Posterity of Francis Bushnell (1580-1646) by George Eleazer Bushnell, Nashville, Tennessee, 1945. Obituary Oneida Demorcratic Union, 27 Oct 1914: Mrs. Susan VanBrocklin died at her home at Oneida Castle last Friday afternoon after a long illness. She was a thorough Christian woman, a constant attendant at Cochran Memorial church and a woman who was beloved by a wide circle of friends, who mourn her departure. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eddy and was born at Oneida Castle 68 years ago. After her marriage to William VanBrocklin, they went to Chicago where he was employed by Marshall Field. Mr. VanBrocklin died about 20 years ago and she had since resided at the Castle. Several nephews and nieces are her only surviving near relatives. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Elmer J. Stuart of Prattsburg officiating. Burial was made in the Castle cemetery. | Eddy, Susan Lovinda (I8283)
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| 30543 | [v02t5852.ftw] !Never married Obituary Oneida Democratic Union 12 Feb 1902: Oneida Castle- Feb. 11, 1902 - Miss Augusta Lucene Eddy one of our most respected residents, passed away at her home, early Sunday morning, after an illness covering a period of several years. Death was due to consumption. Miss Eddy was born in this village 58 years ago, and was a daughter of the late John W. Eddy. She was of a pleasing, cheerful temperament, and up to the time of her illness was prominent in the social life of our little village. Although not a member of Cochran Memorial Church, Miss Eddy always took an active part in the work of the Church, and her many deeds of kindness will long be remembered by those whom she ministered to in time of need. She was greatly interested in the building of the above named church, and secured by her efforts much needed help. She was also the originator of the scheme for raising a perpetual fund for the village cemetery and lived to see her heart's desire realized. Life to her was full of beauty and interest, and those who knew her best and longest, remember her quick humor and keenness of intellect which made her a most entertaining companion. Deceased is survived by an aged mother, Mrs. Mary Eddy; one sister, Mrs. Susie VanBrocklin, of this place; one niece, Mrs. Frank Lamereaux, of Steven's Point, Wis., and three nephews, Howard Thompson, with Marshall Field & Co., in Chicago, and Messrs. Will and Walter Eddy, besides numerous distant relatives. The funeral will be held at her late home at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. J. C. VanDoren. Interment will be made in the Oneida Castle Cemetery. By the death of Miss Eddy we sustain the loss of a beloved resident. | Eddy, Augusta Lucine (I8282)
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| 30544 | [v02t5852.ftw] !References: Bushnell Family Genealogy, Ancestry and Postereity of Francis Bushnell of Horsham, England and Guilford, Connecticut Compiled and written by George Eleazer Bushnell, Nashville, Tennessee 1945 Vital Records of Saybrook Colony 1635-1860 | Bushnell, Thomas (I8305)
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| 30545 | [v02t5852.ftw] !References: Bushnell Family Genealogy, Ancestry and Postereity of Francis Bushnell of Horsham, England and Guilford, Connecticut Compiled and written by George Eleazer Bushnell, Nashville, Tennessee 1945 | Bushnell, Thomas (I8284)
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| 30546 | [v02t5852.ftw] !References: Bushnell Family Genealogy, Ancestry and Postereity of Francis Bushnell of Horsham, England and Guilford, Connecticut Compiled and written by George Eleazer Bushnell, Nashville, Tennessee 1945 | Bushnell, Ephraim (I8296)
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| 30547 | [v02t5852.ftw] !unmarried | Bushnell, Anna (I8307)
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| 30548 | [vivian1.ged] Eldest son, Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards, Assistan t Military Secretary to the General commanding the Forces i n Ireland.[vivian2.ged] Eldest son, Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards, Assistan t Military Secretary to the General commanding the Forces i n Ireland. | Boscawen, Evelyn Edward Thomas (7th Viscount Falmouth) (I185689)
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| 30549 | [Woods from MBWalsh.FTW] Also saaw it spelled Elizabeth Ann Stuart | Stewart, Elizabeth (I133040)
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| 30550 | [Woods from MBWalsh.FTW] Could be spelled Bowyer | Bowya, John (I133043)
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