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Matches 751 to 800 of 1,257
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| 751 | James Armstrong was godfather to John Lahey, son of James Lahey and Ann Armstrong | Lahey, James (I42)
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| 752 | James Lahey, husband/widower of Ann Armstrong, was the brother-in-law of James Armstrong | Armstrong, James (I827)
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| 753 | James O'Hare, son of Michael O'Hare, married as a widower; Annie Dunne, daughter of James Dunne, married as a spinster. | Family (F1866)
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| 754 | James's claim is presumably supported by the fact that Joseph Armstrong served as godfather to Christopher, son of William Tracey and Rachel Dea, who was baptized RC (Notre Dame, Bytown) on 9 March 1830. | Armstrong, Joseph (I853)
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| 755 | John English named as "John Michael English...fils majeur de Joseph English domicilié a Grourd (Athabasca) et de feu Annie McGlade" | Family (F741)
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| 756 | John Gallagher married Mary Lavelle as a widower. | Family (F905)
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| 757 | John Hanlon signs the register | O'Hanlon, Anne (I3902)
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| 758 | John James Lahey purchased the house at 26 St. Francis Street with his daughter, Mary Laura Lahey | Family (F7)
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| 759 | John Kelly, "son of age (29) of Michael Kelly and Margaret Donahoe of St. Patrick Ottawa city" | Family (F2086)
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| 760 | John Lahey's Will. Written 21 December 1853; registered 17 January 1859. A memorial to be registered of a will made in the words and figures following that is today. In the name of God Amen. I John Lahey the Elder of the township of March, County of Carleton, and the Province of Canada, Yeoman, being of sound mind, memory and understanding but sick and weak of body, do hereby publish and declare this to be my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all former will or wills, that I may have hereto have made. In the first place I nominate, constitute, and appoint George Morgan the Elder and Thomas Horrigan, both of the aforesaid Township of March Yeoman Executors of this my will. I direct that all my past debts funeral and testamentary expenses be fully paid with all convenient speed after my decease, and I subject, in the first place, my personal estate, and if the same should be insufficient, my real estate for the payment. Therefore I give and bequeath unto my brother James and after his decease to his heirs all that parcel or track of land and premises, being composed of South East half of lot number fourteen on the third concession of the aforesaid Township of March, containing one hundred acres of land more or less, reserving to the Roman Catholic Church the two acres of land of said lot upon which the chapel now stands, together with all houses outhouses, barns stables, that are now erected and built or that may be hereafter erected and built by my said brother James, his heirs or any of them. He shall at no time sell or mortgage the said land hereby so devised. And I give unto him all stock, farming utensils that I may stand possessed of at the time of my decease and all my chattles and personal property. In witness whereof I have to this my last will and testament written on two sides of a paper to the first side at the bottom therefore affixed my name and to the last my name and seal this twenty first day of December Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Three. | Lahey, John (I80)
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| 761 | John Sloan a widower in 1871 census | Cunningham, Margaret (I3026)
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| 762 | John Vallelly of "township of Bristol" (Pontiac Co., Quebec). Mary Coyle listed as "widowed daughter of age of Michael Coyle and Margaret Dolin of this mission." Name of first husband not given. | Family (F420)
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| 763 | John Vallillee swore a statement promising to give his wife Mary McCormick full liberty to exercise her RC faith and to raise the children Catholic. | Family (F978)
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| 764 | Julia (Moran) Hourigan was a widow by December 1857 | Hourigan, Thomas (I65)
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| 765 | Kept boarders for a dollar a day (conversation with Agnes O'Neill). | Burke, Mary Margaret Elvira (I681)
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| 766 | Killed by his brother-in-law James Lahey | Lahey, Daniel (I98)
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| 767 | Killed his brother-in-law Michael Hourigan, Good Friday, 9 April 1841, in a dispute over the custody of Kelly's two-year old daughter Anna Kelly. Stood trial for with murder at the Bathurst Assizes, Perth, Lanark, 20 May 1841.Jury returned a verdict of manslaughter. Served one-year sentence for manslaughter at the penitentiary at Kingston, 21 May 1841-21 May 1842 | Kelly, John (I76)
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| 768 | Killed in Second Battle of Ypres | Carr, Frederick George (I5296)
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| 769 | Killed, Good Friday, 9 April 1841, by his brother-in-law John Kelly. | Hourigan, Michael (I72)
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| 770 | Killeen, Hugh W., police, l[ives] 251 Slater | Killeen, Hugh William (I1907)
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| 771 | Killeen, Hugh, policeman, b[boards] 419 Maria | Killeen, Hugh William (I1907)
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| 772 | Killeen, William, Lumberman, b[oards] 111 Sherwood 111 Sherwood: Bradley, Mrs Susan, bdg [boarding house] | Killeen, Hugh William (I1907)
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| 773 | Known as "Little Mary" Donovan. Raised in the household of her grandmother Mary Murphy and Mary Murphy's second husband James Traynor. | Donovan, Mary (I996)
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| 774 | Known as Anna/Annie. But name given as Anastia [Anastasia] in 1871 census, and as Anasthacia [Anastasia] in 1893 quit claim deed | Moran, Anastasia (I26)
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| 775 | Known as Dot Coleman. I remember her coming to Aunt Roey's wake. | Finnerty, Mary Teresa (I933)
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| 776 | Known as John Delaney | Delaney, Michael John (I4194)
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| 777 | Land holding transferred to Arthur McGlade in 1874 (see Griffiths Valuation Revision Books at PRONI) | McKinley, Elizabeth (I952)
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| 778 | Last will and testament dated 18 May 1864, registered by son Patrick on 10 August 1865 | Devine, Andrew (I3868)
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| 779 | Left a will, dated 10 August 1868, registered 2 October 1869. Named his son Hugh Kennedy and his son-in-law James Vaughan as executors, left 100 pounds to James Vaughan | Kennedy, John (I6340)
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| 780 | Left all real and personal estate to his wife Ann Murphy | Murphy, John (I5509)
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| 781 | Length of residence in North Bay: 1 month | Donahue, John (I3176)
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| 782 | Listed as "Deaf and Dumb" and "Unsound of Mind" in 1891 census | Donahue, Sarah (I3173)
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| 783 | Listed as "deceased" in marriage record (31 Jul 1839) of Elizabeth Jordan and Michael Galligan | Gormley, Anne (I2735)
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| 784 | Listed as "illegitimate" on birth certificate | Mueller, Unknown (I6211)
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| 785 | Listed as "Not Stated" for place/church, but this is the parish register for the Mission of Merrickville | Source (S518)
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| 786 | Listed as "orphan" in the household of Margaret [Killeen] Lahey in the 1881 census. I had initially assumed that she had been raised by her paternal aunt Margaret Jane [Killeen] Lahey. But she may have been raised by her maternal Galligan relations in the Fitzroy Harbour area? | Killeen, Bridget Loreto (I31)
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| 787 | Listed as age 18 at time of military enlistment (1804) | Killeen, Denis (I135)
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| 788 | Listed as age 3 in 1851 census | Armstrong, Jonathan (I1808)
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| 789 | Listed as Blind in 1871 census | Kennedy, Anne (I91)
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| 790 | Listed as Farmer, Married (wife Margaret still living) | McGlade, Arthur (I344)
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| 791 | Listed as Kathleen McCarthy on Ontario civil marriage record | McCarthy, Mary Catherine (I2249)
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| 792 | Listed as the "late Mary Bamrick" in son Peter Leavy's marriage record | Bambrick, Mary (I961)
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| 793 | Listed in 1871 census as Felix Harreshaw, 36 years old, birthplace Ontario, religion Roman Catholic, ethnic origin French, occupation blacksmith, residence Perth Town. | Henrichon, Felix (I954)
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| 794 | Listed in the Muster Roll of the Volunteer Left Flank Company Commanded by Capt. Horace Pinhey, 2nd Carleton Militia, Township of March, 4th June, 1841: Pat Killun, age 20. | Killeen, Patrick (I125)
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| 795 | Lived (and died?) in Massachusetts (Boston and/or Haverhill) from at least 1904 to at least 1916 | Kelly, Maria Hannah (I3543)
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| 796 | Lived at 146 Hinton Ave for at least 20 years. In the 1931 Census of Canada, the widowed Mary Eugenie [Moran] Fagan is the owner of the house at 146 Hinton Ave. | Family (F79)
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| 797 | Lived with his sister Rose, called himself "the Potato King." Dad remembers visiting them as a kid. Related to the Laheys somehow? | Fitzsimmons, William Emmett (I3076)
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| 798 | Living with mother and siblings in 1851 census of March | Killeen, William (I646)
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| 799 | Location ticket for Mary Horahan, dated 4 July 1827, found in the township papers for March township, Lot 19, Con 2. | Lahey, Mary (I71)
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| 800 | Loretta Lessard marries as "Mrs Loretta Morin" | Family (F2175)
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