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| 51 | In 1872 John Challice and his brother William emigrated together to Canada. Another brother, Ernest (nicknamed Moggy) stayed in England. This last brother is Gladys' grandfather. | Challice, John Jr. (I691)
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| 52 | In 1980 Myrtyle Beecroft was listed at being at a nursing home in Brookhaven and being very frail. | Beecroft, Agnes Myrtyle (I1380)
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| 53 | In October, 1879 Thomas Banes (as spelled in the Rudyard Centennial 1883-1983 The First Hundred Years) Purchased 160 acres of land adjoining what was later M-48 from Judson Smith. Smith had purchased the land from the Government in 1876 for $1.25 an acre. Other early settlers such as Nicholas and Theodore Sprague, and Sam Peffers, had also purchased their acres from Smith for $4 an acre. Thomas Banes paid $640 for the 160 acres, to give some idea of land prices at the time in the Strongville area. He cleared the land and built a log house. Thomas and Mary Jane built a new home on the same land on M-48, after all their children ( 8 Girls) were born. A few years later Banes sold the farm to Marcia E. Potts and moved to the Sault Ste Marie, Michigan. Where he ran a Stage Line and Hack Service. Thomas Banes was a very good with horses and an excellent Teamster, as acknowledged by various neighbors. Theodore Sprague was Thomas Banes Brother in-law. Theodore Sprague married Prudence Banes in Exeter, Ontario Canada. Thomas Banes was in the household of Hiram and Myrtle Banes Potter and family in the 1920 Census. This was his original farmstead. Hiram and Myrtle had bought or traded for this farm from Mrs Potts. | Banes, Thomas (I787)
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| 54 | In the census for England 1871, the name is spelt Challis, but then changed when they came to Canada. | Challice, John (I703)
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| 55 | In the census for England 1871, the name is spelt Challis, but then changed when they came to Canada. | Challice, John Jr. (I691)
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| 56 | In the census for England 1871, the name is spelt Challis, but then changed when they came to Canada. | Challice, William (I1717)
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| 57 | Indoor 5 pin bowling was introduced in 1946 when Melbourne McDowell installed lanes above his feed store on the south side of King Street. When, in 1960, a fire destroyed the McDowell Lanes, Jim Godfrey moved an old mill building to the present site at the west end of Millbrook where there is bowling for all ages. | McDowell, Melburn (I89)
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| 58 | Interred in RCMP National Memorial Cemetery. | Yeomans, SSGT Ernest Theodore II (I4704)
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| 59 | 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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| 60 | 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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| 61 | 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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| 62 | J. Roy McGee was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McGee, James (I1382)
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| 63 | 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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| 64 | 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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| 65 | 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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| 66 | James Smith is third husband for Annabelle (not substantiated). | Graham, Annabelle Jane (I45)
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| 67 | 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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| 68 | 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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| 69 | Joanne was adopted but just before her death she discovered her birth family. In the obituary it mentions sister of Bonnie Watts in Port Hope and Mary Willis in Baltimore MD. Bonnie Watts passed in 2017 and her obituary indicated that her maiden name was Hibbard. It also verified that Mary Willis was her sister. | Edmunds, Joanne Marjorie (I222)
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| 70 | 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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| 71 | 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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| 72 | 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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| 73 | John J. Campbell lived on 16 St George St., Aylmer, Ontario. | Campbell, John J. (I269)
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| 74 | 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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| 75 | John Strohm Clemens residence was Guelph, Ontario. | Clemens, Nathaniel (I338)
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| 76 | 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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| 77 | 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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| 78 | Josephine McDowell was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | McDowell, Josephine (I347)
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| 79 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4082)
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| 80 | 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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| 81 | 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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| 82 | listed as McKnight in the 1911 Canada Census and living is Souris, Manitoba. | MacKnight, Gladys Harriet Burnham (I2892)
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| 83 | Listed on the 1965 Voters List for Hastings, Northumberland County. | MacKnight, Rufus Choate (I2858)
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| 84 | Lived at 19 Drake Road, Scarsdale, NY. | Beecroft, David (I311)
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| 85 | Madeleine died a few days after giving birth to Marie. | Paradis, Madeleine (I3103)
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| 86 | Maiden name is also Dow. | Dow, Dorothy Isobel (I4256)
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| 87 | Maiden name is also McCallum. | McCallum, Amelia Alvina (I4029)
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| 88 | Maiden name same as married name. | Villeneuve, Fleurette (I4013)
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| 89 | Maiden name same as married name. | Villeneuve, Ann-Marie (I4753)
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| 90 | 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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| 91 | 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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| 92 | Maria Beecroft was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Beecroft, Maria (I305)
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| 93 | 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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| 94 | Marriage records show the first name as Welbin. Ancestry shows Wilbur. | Parr, Welbin Baldwin (I3355)
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| 95 | Mary Francis Bernice Sanderson was a member of the 1950 Millbrook Girls Baseball Team 1950. | Sanderson, Mary Francis Bernice (I220)
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| 96 | Mary Jane Henry lived in Toronto, Ontario in 1933. | Henry, Mary Jane (I262)
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| 97 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Bernier, Marcel (I591)
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| 98 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Savard, Marthe (I563)
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| 99 | Mausoleum/Columbarium of St-Charles Cemetery | Savard, Lucienne (I566)
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| 100 | May McBurney was a beneficiary of $1,000.00 cash in the will of David Beecroft. | Young, Alva (I1364)
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