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Matches 601 to 650 of 1,257
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| 601 | Emmett Sloan: Charles and [his brother] Ed were "accomplished drinkers." | Sullivan, Charles Alexander (I1064)
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| 602 | Enlisted in British army in 1804 at age 18. 97th Regiment of Foot. Discharged in 1819. Awarded pension on 26 August 1819 (British Army Pensioners Abroad. Source: WO120 Volume 70, p. 166. Index #6420). As a pensioner, he was among very first settlers of South March. Worked as servant to Captain John Benning Monk until receiving (26 May 1828) a patent from the Crown for the South 1/2 of Lot 11 Con 3 March Township, 100 acres. In 1819, he helped Monk build his temporary residence, a shanty that Monk nicknamed "Mosquito Cove" (Monk later built a stone manor which he named Beechmount, which was destroyed by fire in 1870). Wife Mary Ahearn was also a servant in the Monk household. Listed in May 4, 1821 census of March as "Killeen, Darius, wife, 1 son, 1 daughter." | Killeen, Denis (I135)
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| 603 | Enumerated 24 Aug 1870 | Family (F2099)
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| 604 | Enumerated as granddaughter, not daughter, of the widowed Bernard Gaffney in the 1901 census | Gaffney, Georgina (I569)
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| 605 | Erick Peterson, aged 43, Nellie Murray, age 16 | Family (F1824)
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| 606 | Ester Derouin marries as a "fille mineure," having obtained the consent of her father "consentement paternel." | Family (F418)
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| 607 | Eugene McCarthy's first wife. She was also his step-cousin. He corresponded with her from Ireland, and later came up from Erie PA to marry her. | Traynor, Catherine (I975)
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| 608 | Executors were Patrick O'Donnell and Darby [Jeremiah] Ward | Mahoney, John (I1872)
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| 609 | Farmers son, 8 years old | Hagerty, Edward (I4156)
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| 610 | Fatally attacked his brother-in-law Daniel Lahey in a drunken altercation on 18 November 1837. Daniel Lahey died 2 days later, on 20 November 1837. | Lahey, James (I42)
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| 611 | Father given as John B. L'Anglais | English, John Michael (I2368)
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| 612 | Father Lavin recorded baptism in two registers. | Charlebois, Arsene Thomas (I761)
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| 613 | Father Molloy gives parents of Denis as Dennis Darcy and Julia McCormick | Family (F1424)
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| 614 | Father Sloan notes that the child died "by fire" | Moran, Julia Gertrude (I772)
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| 615 | Father Sloan notes that the child died "by fire" | Moran, James Joseph (I773)
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| 616 | Father: William Sullivan, Farmer. Mother: Winnifred Burk. "Illegitimate." | Sullivan, William (I5136)
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| 617 | Fathered a female child, born 23 March 1904 in Cloquet, Minnesota, listed as "illegitimate". Is named as the father (John Finnerty, born Canada, age 26). Mother of child is given as Julia Mueller, born Germany, age 30. | Finnerty, John (I1388)
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| 618 | Felix Henrichon described as "fils mineur," but Angélique Ménard is "fille majeur" | Family (F273)
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| 619 | File Number 001725 | McHugh, Ellen (I4850)
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| 620 | File Number 1058 | Daley, Ellen K. (I6116)
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| 621 | First husband died of tuberculosis? | Derouin, Anna Matilda (I1402)
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| 622 | First name might be Joseph? | English, John (I1277)
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| 623 | First name sometimes given as Hannah or Anna | Killeen, Hanora (I3168)
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| 624 | First wife = Mary Stafford? | Leavy, Edward (I3697)
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| 625 | For Canada West (Ontario) and Canada East (Quebec), enumeration began on 12 January 1852. Enumerators were instructed to the record "the age of each person, next birth day." | Source (S77)
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| 626 | Forename given as Nora in 1851/52 census, but as Mary in her own marriage record (to John Kealey) and in that of her son William (to Ellen Connor) | Dooley, Mary (I6134)
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| 627 | Formerly held by John Hourigan, husband of Margaret Edge -- purchased east half of lot 17, Con 3 in Jan 1835 | O'Hara, Thomas (I5257)
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| 628 | Fought in First World War, regimental number 514517. | Sullivan, Charles Alexander (I1064)
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| 629 | Found in 1851 census of Huntley township. Living in shanty. Patrick a labourer. Emigrated circa 1850. | Family (F345)
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| 630 | Found in 1911 census for Lanark South, Montague Township, with husband Peter Doyle. | Moran, Elizabeth (I50)
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| 631 | Found in household of mother and stepfather in 1881 and 1891 census returns, name given as Hannah Walsh | Kelly, Maria Hannah (I3543)
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| 632 | Found in Pittsburgh, PA 1910, 1920 census returns. | Family (F442)
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| 633 | Found in register Divers; Montréal Hôpital St-Jean-De-Dieu | Donahue, James Michael (I3182)
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| 634 | Found in the 1851 Canadian census, in the household of son John. Not found in 1861. | Traynor, Peter (I986)
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| 635 | Found in the 1871 census of Huntley township as the widowed head of a household that includes six Killeen children. These children defined as "strays" because their surname differs from that of the head of the household. Their names and ages: Margaret (13), John (12), Jeremiah (10), Michael (8), R__? Joseph (5), Mary Catherine (3). All children born in Ontario. | Donovan, Hanora (I1185)
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| 636 | Found in the Collectors Roll for the Township of March for the Year 1846: Dinis Killian | Killeen, Denis (I135)
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| 637 | Found in the household of Cornelius Harrington and Margaret Ryan in the 1901 census, where he is listed as a nephew. | Ryan, William James Frederick (I2051)
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| 638 | Found in the household of her grandmother, the widowed Mary [Coyne] McDermott, in both the 1871 and 1881 census returns (for Fitzroy, Carleton, Ontario) | McDermott, Anne (I6303)
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| 639 | Found in the household of James Lahey (with brother John Lahey the Elder and son John Lahey) in the 1851 census. | Gallagher, Margaret (I929)
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| 640 | Found in the household of the widowed Sarah Jane (Dooley) Moran in the 1911 census | Curley, Matthew Thomas (I6015)
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| 641 | Found on the subscription list for St. Philip's, Richmond, 1847. | Moran, Thomas (I45)
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| 642 | Found with parents and siblings in 1851/52 census, age given as 16. Not named in his father's will, dated March 7, 1861 | Mahoney, Michael (I1876)
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| 643 | Four weeks old at baptism | Leavy, Thomas (I2434)
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| 644 | Fr. Sloan describes him as being "of St. Patrick's of Ottawa" | Dooley, Thomas (I630)
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| 645 | Francis Lavallee was a Catholic, while his wife Mary Anne McMillan was a Presbyterian. This couple may have agreed to baptize their sons as Catholic and their daughters as Presbyterian? | Family (F771)
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| 646 | Francis Moran and Ann Galligan lost four of their five sons to illness and accident. Son Denis died at seven years of age of "softening of the brain" (presumably some sort of brain infection). Sons Thomas and Edward emigrated to North Dakota in 1878, along with their half-brother Francis (son of Francis Moran and his first wife Margaret Behan). In the autumn of 1887, Thomas and Edward learned that their father was very ill. On their way back from North Dakota to Canada to see their dying father, they met with a horrible accident in Chicago, where they were asphyxiated by gas. Both sons died on 4 October 1887, and their bodies were returned to Fitzroy to be buried at St. Michael's, Corkery. Son John went out to North Dakota to settle his brothers' affairs, and caught typhoid fever; he died in Fitzroy on 19 December 1887. Thus, even as the elderly Francis Moran was dying, he and his wife Ann Galligan lost three sons in the space of a couple of months. None of the remaining children, Michael, Ann Elizabeth and Margaret, ever married. Both Michael and Margaret died at St. Patrick's Orphanage and Asylum. | Family (F537)
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| 647 | From as early as age 15 (though possibly earlier), Mary Hogan was a domestic servant in several related Lahey and Burke households. Agnes O'Neill mistakenly thought she might have been a "Home Girl" (i.e., a Home Child from England). | Hogan, Mary (I1109)
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| 648 | Funeral at St. Brigid's; burial at Notre Dame | Moran, Orville Alexander (I14)
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| 649 | Funeral at St. Mary's; burial at Notre Dame | Barnes, Denis Alfred (I2314)
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| 650 | Funeral held at Our Lady of Fatima Church, Ottawa. | Killeen, Emma Sarah (I1088)
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