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Matches 351 to 400 of 1,257
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| 351 | Catherine marries as "fille mineure de James Dunn et de Susanna Cahill" | Family (F837)
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| 352 | Catherine Moran described as "of this parish" | Family (F809)
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| 353 | Catherine Muldoon signed the register ("Catherine Muladon") | Family (F484)
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| 354 | Catholic burial: did he convert? | Landon, Horace (I4921)
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| 355 | Cause of death listed as myocarditis and endocarditis (heart disease). Died at St. Patrick's Orphanage and Asylum (Laurier and Kent, Ottawa). | Moran, Henrietta (I873)
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| 356 | Cause: desertion | Family (F379)
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| 357 | Cemetery records online. http://www.interment.net/Default.htm | Source (S272)
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| 358 | Census records variously report his birthplace as Wales or Ireland. Naturalization records list birthplace as Wales | Benton, William Henry (I249)
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| 359 | Ceremonies of baptism supplied on 7 Mar 1880, the child having been privately baptized "by the Rev. H.S. Marion on the twenty-seventh of January last" | Kelly, Mary Frances (I1204)
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| 360 | Certainly born Ireland. Dublin not documented. | Cahill, Michael (I1665)
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| 361 | Charles ("Charly") Kelly signed the register, but James Kelly could not sign | Connors, Margaret (I6125)
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| 362 | Children Sarah and Michael Lanigan found in the household of their maternal uncle Michael Kennedy in 1851/52 census | Kennedy, Catherine (I6174)
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| 363 | Christened Bebe Anne Teresa, but Dad says she was known as Babe Anne. | Coleman, Bebe Anne Teresa (I964)
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| 364 | Church burial record gives date of death as 31 December 1894; Ontario civil death record gives date of death as 1st January 1895 | Neville, Catherine (I6311)
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| 365 | Civil birth record lists accoucheur (i.e., childbirth attendant) as Mrs H. Gallagher. | Ryan, John Joseph (I2071)
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| 366 | Civil birth record lists accoucheur (i.e., childbirth attendant) as Mrs. John Ryan. | Ryan, Bridget (I2070)
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| 367 | Civil birth record: 1886. Baptismal record: 1885. | Cleary, Denis Francis (I2415)
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| 368 | Civil birth record: Ann Eliza Cleary, born 10 Dec 1886. Registered 12 Jan 1887. Baptismal record: Ellen Ann O'Cleary, born 10 Nov 1886, baptized 11 Dec 1886. | Cleary, Ellen Ann (I2414)
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| 369 | Civil birth says 16 Oct 1874 | O'Hanlon, Catherine (I5645)
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| 370 | Civil death record says he died at 21 weeks, so birth date is probably wrong. | Doxtater, Michael James O'Meara (I2170)
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| 371 | Civil death record says she had lived at this address for 22 years. | Leavy, Jane (I724)
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| 372 | Civil registration: Father's address listed as "England" | McGlade, Michael Francis (I1180)
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| 373 | Clara continued to use the surname Moran. Did this couple actually divorce? | Family (F949)
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| 374 | Clonganiff, Cappawhite, Tipperary | Family (F66)
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| 375 | Cockburn Street, Perth | McCann, Ann (I4534)
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| 376 | Conditional baptism | Sullivan, John Norman (I6603)
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| 377 | Conditional baptism, the infant having been privately baptized at home ("ondoyée à la maison") | Kennedy, Margaret (I6156)
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| 378 | Conditionally baptized ("Baptisée sous condition") -- had been privately baptized at birth? | Donahue, Mary (I3174)
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| 379 | Conditionally baptized as an adult, having been raised a Methodist | Coleman, Harold Stanley (I934)
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| 380 | Conditionally baptized by the priest on 2 Dec 1928, because she had been privately baptized on the day she was born (presumably she was not expected to live). | Moran, Joan Dorothy Mary (I813)
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| 381 | Conditionally baptized. Baby had previously been baptized by a Protestant minister. | Bolton, Ann (I3605)
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| 382 | Confirmed as Mary Henrietta Doyle | Doyle, Henrietta (I1580)
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| 383 | Confirmed with daughters Margaret Jane and Mary Anne | Killeen, John (I634)
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| 384 | Courtesy of Helen Killeen McHargue | Source (S491)
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| 385 | CR-RC-MA-78903 | Family (F285)
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| 386 | Cremation: Home Undertaking Co. | Levi, William Wellington (I2855)
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| 387 | D.T. Lahey: "In 1990, 88-year old Vidy O'Neill [Mary Margaret Elvira Burke] recalled Margaret Jane Killeen, and described her as 'very stout but very beautiful, and a wonderful person.'" | Killeen, Margaret Jane (I37)
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| 388 | Dad knew her as Cousin Aggie | O'Neill, Mary Frances Agnes (I1049)
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| 389 | Dad remembered him as Cousin Alfie | Killeen, Denis Alfred (I1091)
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| 390 | Dad remembered Thomas Burke from when he was said to be "doty" (i.e., in his dotage), and recounted a story (which he might have got from Mildred Stanton?) of Tommy Burke arguing with another farmer about the sale of a horse or something, just outside of St. Isidore's on their way into Mass. Apparently the two men kept bargaining as they walked into the church, and then Tommy dipped his fingers into the holy water and said, even as he was crossing himself, "Fifty dollars is my final offer, and not a goddamn cent more!" | Burke, Thomas (I680)
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| 391 | Dad remembers Aunt Em from his childhood, says she smoked cigars and played the fiddle over her knee. Walked with a limp: Emmett Sloan thinks she might have been in a runaway horse accident. | Moran, Mary Emelia (I27)
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| 392 | Dad said he "always had a rosary in his hand," and would "sit on the porch and say the rosary." He was a big Joe Louis fan. Agnes O'Neill (January 2007) described him as "a big man, and a jolly man," and said he had a "wonderful, dry sense of humour." She said, "I just loved him." But she agreed with Dad that "he didn't die of overwork." | Lahey, Thomas Alexander (I40)
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| 393 | Dad said his nickname of "Wild Bill Lahey" was "well deserved." | Lahey, William Henry (I38)
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| 394 | Dad says he could hold a broom with each hand and jump over it. | O'Neill, Daniel William (I1038)
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| 395 | Dad says he was a hockey player. | Dontigny, Wilfrid Thomas Charles (I4647)
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| 396 | Dad says her brother was a bishop. | Filion, Mary Matilda (I1053)
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| 397 | Dad says she was buried in the wrong grave and they had to dig up the coffin and rebury her. He attended this second burial with his father. | Moran, Mary Emelia (I27)
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| 398 | Daniel J. Kelly, also a police constable, also lived at 251 Slater. Killeen and Kelly both resigned from the Ottawa police force in late 1903, to form a short-lived partnership as bottlers/agents for O'Keefe Brewing Co. | Killeen, Hugh William (I1907)
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| 399 | Daniel O'Grady, age 49, married as a widower, but first wife is not named | Family (F255)
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| 400 | Date not given. Probably May 1876. | Fowler, Margaret Emma (I452)
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