Notes
Matches 51 to 100 of 156
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| 51 | Irene Gladys Beecroft married Stanley Underhill. It was Stanley who, along with his brother owned the shoe factory in Barrie. The old factory was torn down in the 1980's. Stanley and Gladys Underhill had a son named Beecroft Underhill, but when he turned 21 he legally changed his first name to Douglas. | Beecroft, Irene Gladys (I1435)
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| 52 | Irene McDowell Campbell was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McDowell, Irene Campbell (I1270)
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| 53 | J. Gordon McGee was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft (location # 311). | McGee, J. Gordon (I1383)
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| 54 | J. Roy McGee was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McGee, James (I1382)
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| 55 | James Adam McBurney was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McBurney, James Adam (I1366)
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| 56 | James Hampton's home was on the west side of the Tapley Quarter Line between the Fallis Line and the Millbrook Road, just south of Marshall Fallis' home. | Hampton, James (I9)
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| 57 | James Potter death date is in Question, because two daughters were born 5 and 7 years after he was buried. Is his death date off by 10 years? More research needed on this Death Date. His Son Thomas was born in 1838, and his father Thomas Died in 1838, according to the One World Tree Records. | Potter, James (I730)
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| 58 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I45)
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| 59 | James William Potter birth date on his Birth Record from Huron County, Ontario, Canada shows his Birthdate as 7 February 1887. Yet his World War One Draft Registration Card shows his Birthdate as 7 February 1886. His Social Security Death Index Record Shows his Birthdate as 7 February 1886. His Social Security # 371-01-9169 Michigan issued before 1951. | Potter, William James (I428)
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| 60 | Janie Viola Campbell was as a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Campbell, Janie Viola (I1269)
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| 61 | John Beecroft Jr. was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, John Jr. (I309)
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| 62 | John Clarence McBurney was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McBurney, John Clarence (I1365)
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| 63 | John Dustan Beecroft was named as a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, John Dustan (I1379)
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| 64 | John J. Campbell lived on 16 St George St., Aylmer, Ontario. | Campbell, John J. (I269)
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| 65 | John J. Campbell was named as a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Campbell, John J. (I269)
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| 66 | John Strohm Clemens residence was Guelph, Ontario. | Clemens, Nathaniel (I338)
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| 67 | John Strohm resided on his father's old farm near Hespeler. Forming a partnership with his brother Aaron (Strome) Clemens, John helped run a flour mill. The partnership was dissolved in 1882 and brother Aaron continued to run the mill. | Clemens, John Strohm (I785)
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| 68 | John William Hampton was supposedly a traveling nursery salesman. In about 1913 he went on a trip and was never seen again. The story is that his wife hired private detectives but no trace was ever found. | Hampton, William John (I1208)
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| 69 | Josephine McDowell was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McDowell, Josephine (I347)
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| 70 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1799)
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| 71 | Lewis Gilbert Beecroft was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, Lewis Gilbert (I1378)
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| 72 | Lillian Richardson Nicol's Marriage Registration she is listed as Lillie Richardson Nichol. On Her Headstone her name is Lillian R. Nicol. | Nicol, Lillian Richardson (I818)
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| 73 | listed as McKnight in the 1911 Canada Census and living is Souris, Manitoba. | MacKnight, Gladys Harriet Burnham (I2892)
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| 74 | Listed on the 1965 Voters List for Hastings, Northumberland County. | MacKnight, Rufus Choate (I2858)
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| 75 | Lived at 19 Drake Road, Scarsdale, NY. | Beecroft, David (I311)
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| 76 | Madeleine died a few days after giving birth to Marie. | Paradis, Madeleine (I3103)
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| 77 | Maiden name is also Dow. | Dow, Dorothy Isobel (I4256)
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| 78 | Maiden name is also McCallum. | McCallum, Amelia Alvina (I4029)
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| 79 | Maiden name same as married name. | Villeneuve, Fleurette (I4013)
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| 80 | Margaret Jane Hampton lived three farms east of Gardiner's Cemetery on the 7th Concession of Cavan. | Hampton, Margaret Jane (I8)
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| 81 | Margaret Jane Moore's home was on the west side of the Tapley Quarter Line between the Fallis Line and the Millbrook Road, just south of Marshall Fallis' home. | Moore, Margret Jane (I10)
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| 82 | Maria Beecroft was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, Maria (I305)
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| 83 | Marjorie joked that her middle name was Econamatricia but in fact, it was just E. She said her mother, Josephine, had no explanation except that you had to have a middle name. | McDowell, Marjorie E. (I210)
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| 84 | Marriage records show the first name as Welbin. Ancestry shows Wilbur. | Parr, Welbin Baldwin (I3355)
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| 85 | Mary Francis Bernice Sanderson was a member of the 1950 Millbrook Girls Baseball Team 1950. | Sanderson, Mary Francis Bernice (I220)
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| 86 | Mary Jane Henry lived in Toronto, Ontario in 1933. | Henry, Mary Jane (I262)
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| 87 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Bernier, Marcel (I591)
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| 88 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Savard, Marthe (I563)
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| 89 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Savard, Lucienne (I566)
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| 90 | May McBurney was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Young, Alva (I1364)
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| 91 | Melburn McDowell received his education in Goderich and Belleville, Ontario. He taught school for two years before moving into the business world. He was an accountant at Capleton Mines in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. (In 1863, the Capleton Mines, on George Capelton's farm near North Hatley, was established due to the demand for copper coming from the United States during the Civil War). Then we worked for Cordova Mines. (Cordova Mines, probably the most well known of all the Hastings gold rush communities, began in the 1860s as a community named Wariston. It's almost a ghost town located on Highway 48 north of Marmora, Ontario). He later took over the Cavan General Store and in 1923 moved to Millbrook and started a poultry farm. Later he purchased the Collin's Block in the village and installed an egg-grading station in the basement, feed store and 40,000 capacity baby chick hatchery on the first floor and on the second floor a bowling alley and electric brooder room for baby chicks. He was a great sports enthusiast and took an active part in the erection of the Millbrook and Cavan Memorial Arena. He was also a member of the school board. He was an elder at St. Andrew's United Church and a lover of music (sang bass in a quartet). | McDowell, Melburn (I89)
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| 92 | Melville Beecroft was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, Melville (I1425)
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| 93 | Memories from Howard Heckendorn, nephew to Alta (Norma Lucille Clemens's mother) and a Clemens correspondent, London, Ontario. "Lucille or known affectionately as "Squeal" was one of my closest cousins during my youth. Being 5 years older than myself, she seemed to be my protector from her brother Robert's sense of humor at times. Later in life, when living in Kitchener, I used to see her almost daily for a period when I drove a city bus and she worked at J.M. Schneider Packers. Her passing due to a severe asthmatic condition was a great shock to us all. She's dearly missed by the family". | Clemens, Norma Lucille "Squeal" (I424)
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| 94 | Myrtyle Beecroft was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, Agnes Myrtyle (I1380)
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| 95 | Nathaniel Clemens residence was the old Snyder Farm, Hespeler, Ontario based on the 1901 census. At the time of the 1901 census Nathaniel also had living with him 2 farm labourers: William Pauliske (German) and M. Percy (English) and a domestic helper W. Beines (Irish). William Pauliske for a 12 month working period was being paid $300 while M. Percy for the same amount of time was being paid $260. The domestic was making $240 for a 12 month period. | Clemens, Nathaniel (I338)
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| 96 | Per the 1946 Millbrook Mirror-Reporter article regarding Mary Ann Hampton's 96th birthday she was living with Ethel McKnight and Ken Reid in Reaboro, Ontario. | Hampton, Mary Ann (I1201)
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| 97 | Physician to Prime Minister R.B. Bennett. | Stevens, Dr. Rubert Stanley (I3541)
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| 98 | Ran in the Canadian federal election, 1935/Durham for the Reconstruction Party where he picked up 3.83% (531 votes) of the total votes. | MacKnight, Rufus Choate (I2858)
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| 99 | Related to James Fenimore Cooper who wrote Last of the Mohicans. | Cooper, Ruth Lillian (I3542)
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| 100 | Reportedly known in the area as "Bad Billy." Went missing for a significant number of years, but was discovered in a veterans' home by a granddaughter. | Walker, William Thomas (I1157)
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