West & Park Family History
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| 551 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ellsworth, Regina Mabel (I2029)
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| 552 | She was most likely previously married to someone named Singleton. She was born Cross but became Singleton then Paine. Note on mariage on Grand Banks website says she was nee Cross indicating she was widowed or divorced. She had a half brother, Richard Cross, who was murdered at Cow Head, NL in 1809. | Singleton, Sarah Cross (I2697)
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| 553 | Simeon had no children | Tulk, Simeon (I1342)
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| 554 | Sir William Cokayne was second son of William Cokayne of Baddesley Ensor, co. Warwick, Citizen and Skinner of London, (by Elizabeth, daughter of Roger Medcalfe, of Wensleydale, co. York, and of Alspade and Meriden, co. Warwick, also Citizen and Skinner of London.) and grandson of Roger Cokayne, of Sturson, in the parish of Ashbourne, co. Derby, which Roger was younger son of William, second son of Sir John Cokayne, knt. of Ashbourne, by Isabel, daughter of Sir Hugh Shirley, knt. He was born 1560, admitted free of the Company of Skinners by patrimony 28 March, 1590, was a Merchant of London, Alderman and Lord Mayor as afore- said, and was knighted at his own residence, Cokayne House, in Broad Street, London (afterwards the site of the Old South Sea House and now of the City of London Club), on 8 June, 1616, after having entertained the King and the Prince of Wales at a banquet. Purchased the manor and estate of Rushton, co. North- ampton, of Elmesthorpe, Swepston, and Nethercote, co. Leicester, of Coombe Nevill, in Kingston, co. Surrey, &c. He married 22 June, 1596, at St. Leonard's, Eastcheap, Mary, youngest daughter of Richard Morris, sometime master of the Ironmongers' Company, by Maud, daughter of John Daborne, of Guildford, Surrey, sometime mayor of that town. Sir William died 20 October, 1626, aged 66, at Coombe Nevill, and was buried in great state in St. Paul's Cathedral, where a handsome monument was erected to him, engraved in Dugdale's History of St. Paul's.^ His widow remarried, 6 July, 1630, at St. Peter le Poor, Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon, first Earl of Dover. She died 24 December, IGiS, and was buried with her first husband. Of Sir William's children, besides several who died young, Charles Cokayne, only surviving son and heir, was created 11 Aug. 1642 Viscount and Baron Cullen in the peerage of Ireland, with a special remainder, failing the heirs male of his body (which happened 11 Aug. 1810) to the younger sons of his sister Martha, Dowager Countess of Holderness, by her then husband Montague Bertie, Lord Willoughby d'Eresby (afterwards second Earl of Lindsey), in right of which the present Earl of Lindsey is entitled to the Viscountcy of Cullen. 1. Mary, married 22 April, 1620, at St. Peter's aforesaid, Charles Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham, second Earl of Nottingham, and died s.p. 6 February, 1650-1. 2. Ann, married Sir Hatton Fermor, of Easton Neston, co. North- ampton, knt. by whom she was ancestress of the Lords Lempster and Earls of Pomfret. She died 17 May, 1668. 3. Martha, married firstly, John Ramsay, Earl of Holdernesse in Scotland, and secondly Mountague Bertie, Lord Willoughby d'Eresby, afterwards (1642) Earl of Lindsey and K.G. By him she was ancestress of the Dukes of Ancaster and of the present Earls of Lindsey, Lords Willoughby d'Eresby, Dukes of Leeds, &c. She died July 1641. | Cokayne, William (I2948)
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| 555 | SNOOK Margaret Jean Passed suddenly away on April 5, 2020 at St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital, at the age of 80 years. Predeceased by parents: Gerald and Dorothy Blundon; mother-in-law: Elizabeth Careen. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories her spouse: Jim Careen; son: Tony Snook (Donna); grandchildren: T.J. Snook, Rebecca Snook, Krysta Fitzpatrick Sceviour (Scott); great grandchildren: Emma Snook, Jack and Wyatt Sceviour; sisters: Joyce (George), Betty, and Pauline (Dave); sisters-in-law: Madonna (Greg), and Theresa; special friend: Gerri. As well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral service will take place on Thursday September 3rd, 2020 at 2:00pm from the Barrett’s Chapel. Interment to follow at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Donations may be made in Jean’s memory to the Diabetes Association. To leave a message of condolence please visit www.barretts.ca | Blundon, Margaret JEAN (I6446)
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| 556 | Social Security Number 579-20-8219 | Sparkes, Walter Lafollette (I5162)
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| 557 | source 1911 census Cape Breton | Furlong, Mary (I1992)
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| 558 | Source: Alice King Tarrant, descendant of the King family | Family F1408
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| 559 | Source: Attestation papers | Kirby, William Patrick (I4881)
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| 560 | Source: Evening Telegram 11 Mar 1889 Lived on Brine Street at time of death Age 14 | Snook, George J. (I3970)
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| 561 | Source: Family History Center batch # 7907901 serial sheet # 91 | Park, Mary (I2391)
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| 562 | Source: Granddaughter, Susan Hickey | Morgan, Isaac (I6263)
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| 563 | Source: The History of Parliament: British Political, Social & Local History http://www.histparl.ac.uk/volume/1509-1558/member/fermor-sir-john-1516-71 Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1509-1558, ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982 ConstituencyDates NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Oct. 1553 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 1555 Family and Education b. by 1516, 1st s. of Richard Fermor, and bro. of Jerome† and Thomas. educ. I. Temple. m. by Nov. 1544, Maud, da. of Sir Nicholas Vaux, 1st Lord Vaux of Harrowden, 3s. 3da. suc. fa. 17 Nov. 1551. Kntd. 2 Oct. 1553.1 Offices Held Keeper of woods within Rockingham forest, Northants. Apr. 1554; j.p. Northants. by 1556-64 or later; sheriff 1557-8.2 Biography In common with his Vaux kin Fermor remained a Catholic and it was only under Mary that he cut any figure in public life. He probably took his stand for her during the brief conflict in Northamptonshire over the succession, as his brother-in-law Sir John Mordaunt did in East Anglia, and so earned the knighthood which he received on the morrow of the coronation. It was, too, his Protestant cousin (Sir) Nicholas Throckmorton whom he replaced as senior knight of the shire in the first Parliament of the reign; not surprisingly, he neither ‘stood for the true religion’ on this occasion against the government’s first measures towards restoring Catholicism nor opposed one of its bills in 1555. Brought on to the commission of the peace and granted several local offices, in the last year of the reign he was pricked sheriff: in this capacity he corresponded with the Privy Council about the surety to be taken from subsidy collectors. Under Elizabeth his religious conservatism told against him and he may have been removed from the bench after his inclusion, in the report of 1564 on the attitudes of the local justices, among ‘great letters [hinderers] of religion’.3 Fermor’s main interest throughout his life was his estates. These were augmented in 1556 by the Northamptonshire property of his uncle William Fermor, whose Oxfordshire lands, however, passed to Fermor’s younger brother Thomas. Fermor appears as an enterprising, indeed grasping, landowner. There had been trouble with neighbours over disputed property in Easton Neston before his father’s death, and when the matter went to arbitration he rejected the decision that he should retain the lands in question but give others in compensation, and persuaded his mother to refuse her consent. He was unscrupulous in his attempts to evict tenants of whom he disapproved, some of them probably because they had been given leases when the property was in the King’s hands. Early in Elizabeth’s reign he purchased the manor of Towcester, Northamptonshire, from Laurence Eaton, and other properties there of which one was later claimed by plaintiffs on the ground of defective title. At the same time as he acquired the hundred of Wimersley he broke the entail on his Dorset and Somerset lands in order to create life tenures. When his heir George married in 1570 Fermor conveyed his lands to William, 3rd Lord Vaux of Harrowden, Sir Walter Mildmay and others in order to entail the bulk of them and to make provision for his younger children. He died on to Dec. 1571 and was buried at Easton Neston. George Fermor had licence to enter on 17 June 1572.4 | Fermor, Sir John (I2956)
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| 564 | SPANO, Dr. Linda Joan M.D., M.H.Sc., B.Sc.N. With deep sadness the family announces the passing of our beloved Linda. Linda Joan Spano was born in Belleville, Ontario September 30th, 1948 and died on September, 10th 2006 following a two and a half year struggle with Ovarian cancer. Linda was a loved and respected Family Doctor, a talented artist and an excellent athlete. Her academic career was notable for her insatiable curiosity and superior research skills. Linda graduated with a Bachelor Of Nursing Science at the University of Western Ontario, a Masters degree in Health Science and a degree in Medicine at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. She completed her postgraduate work at the University Hospital in London, Ontario. Linda developed an approach to private Family Practice with an emphasis on the care of patients as whole persons, with integrated physical, social, spiritual and psychological lives. During her years of active practice she continued her academic interests through teaching and research. Linda was highly regarded by the senior medical faculty at the University and was invited to develop a new course in The Determinants of Health which she taught to senior professors in UWO's Medical School. She was held in high esteem by her family medicine and specialist colleagues and much loved by her patients. Linda's strength, generosity, intelligence, kindness and courage, were all enlivened by a keen and intelligent sense of humour. She would not tolerate unkindness, dishonesty or injustice in herself or others. Left to mourn are her husband and loving companion, Dr. Michael Brennan, her mother Marjorie Spano, her sister, Lorie Corrie (John Kassies), her brother, Robert Spano, her stepchildren, Dawn Brennan, Nonie Brennan (Michael Peirce), and Keith Brennan, her grandchildren Jocelyn and Andrea Peirce, her nieces Kristine, Robin and Erin, her nephews, Jeffrey and Michael and their families. Linda was predeceased by her father, Joseph Spano. She leaves a wide circle of close and valued friends. We will miss her beautiful smile and her wise counsel. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brennan/Spano Family Foundation, at the Victoria Foundation, 109-645 Fort Street Victoria, B.C. V8W 1G2 Contributions may be made on-line at www.victoriafoundation.bc.ca Messages of condolence may be sent to www.memorialfuneral.ca 294018 | Spano, Linda (I4844)
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| 565 | Sponsors Allen O'Neil and Mary Williams | Kirby, Peter Joseph (I4776)
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| 566 | Sponsors Arch Pitcher and Elizabeth O'Neil | Kirby, Mary Ellen / Helen / Nellie (I4028)
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| 567 | Sponsors John Dunphy and Alice Boland | Kirby, John PATRICK (I4775)
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| 568 | Sponsors John Kirby and Annie Goodall | Kirby, James JOSEPH (I3139)
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| 569 | Sponsors John Kirby, Norah Wheeler | Kirby, Mary Elizabeth LIBBY (I1993)
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| 570 | Sponsors Nicholas Furlong and Margaret Hurley | Kirby, Mary Bridget (I2016)
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| 571 | Sponsors William O'Neil and Mary A Williams | Kirby, Nicholas Ben (I4717)
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| 572 | Sponsors William Palfrey and Emma Furlong | Kirby, Patrick Joseph (I3138)
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| 573 | Sponsors: John Hollett and Annie Whelan | Family F1574
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| 574 | Sponsors: Michael Brick/ Mary Duff, Rev Joseph V Donnelly St Peter's & Paul's Church RC, Holyrood NFLD | Flood, Thomas Francis (I1882)
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| 575 | Sponsors: Ryan, Mary Johnson | Kirby, Denis DIN Joseph (I3137)
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| 576 | St Teresa cemetery Sydney, NS Between Robin's Donuts and a car dealership | Lush, Pierce / Percy (I6239)
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| 577 | St. Johns, NL. Passed peacefully away after a courageous battle with cancer at the Leonard A Miller Center, Palliative Care Unit, age 67 years. Predeceased by his parents, Daisy and Peter West. Leaving to mourn his life long friend Florence Summers; son Darrell (Kelly) Summers; daughter Sandra and grandchildren: Laura and April; brothers Paul (Brenda), Ron; nieces and nephews and a large circle of friends. Resting at Barretts Funeral Home 328 Hamilton Ave from 10am - 5pm and 7pm-10pm Thursday and Friday and 10am - 1pm on Saturday. Funeral service to take place on Saturday, November 25, 2006 at 2:00 pm from Barretts Chapel. Interment to follow at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations can be made in Roberts memory to the Palliative Care Unit. To sign the memorial guest book please visit www.barretts.ca | West, Robert Alexander Allison (I1005)
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| 578 | St. Paul's, Trinity | Family F1409
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| 579 | Stanley and Ernestine never married but were together until her death | Family F1680
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| 580 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Morgan, Stella (I3821)
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| 581 | Stella was raised by Sam Melendy and Aunt Dulcie, her father's sister. She taught school at Templeman | Weste, Stella (I1393)
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| 582 | Stephen and Stephanie are twins. | Lovell, Stephen (I2540)
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| 583 | Stephen and Stephanie are twins. | Lovell, Stephanie (I2541)
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| 584 | Stewart Arthur West passed away at his residence on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, Stew West, as he was known. He is predeceased by his wife Gloria 2010, son-in-law AJ Winters 2018, mother Roberta West 2019 and father Arthur West. Stew leaves behind to mourn; son Stew Jr (Theresa), daughters Roberta (Rodger) and Michelle (AJ d. 2018), as well as his grandchildren: Terri (Philip) Johnathan (Jennifer), Denise, Brad, Alicia (David), Tyler, Danika, Stewart (Deidra), Christopher, and Alexander, great grandchildren, Nathan, Arianna, Leena, Noah, Charlie, Ariella, Bella, Landon, Ethan, Chase, Jax. Also left to mourn are his brothers Dave (Linda), Steve (Darlene), sisters Linda (Donnie) and Sandra (Brian) as well as many nieces, nephews and other relatives. Special thanks to Dave and Linda for taking such good care of Stew in his final years. Stew will be missed by those who loved him, but take great comfort in knowing he is finally with his one true love, his wife, Gloria. As per Stew’s wishes, he will be cremated and his remains will ultimately lie with Gloria in Newfoundland. Celebrations of Life for Stew will take place in both Nova Scotia and Newfoundland at dates to be determined, when we can safely gather together. In lieu of flowers, and due to the delay for the Celebration of Life, donations can be made to the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Canadian Diabetes Association or a charity of your choice. | West, Stewart (I4592)
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| 585 | Stewart was given up for adoption and was adopted by a White family | Ellsworth, Stewart Edward (I2110)
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| 586 | Survivor of the 1914 S.S. Newfoundland sealing disaster | Mouland, Edwin Ralph (I870)
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| 587 | Susie worked for Hinchey's as a housekeeper and the co-op store in the evenings. That is where she met her husband Ted Doyle. | Snook, Susan Girthruth (I1045)
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| 588 | The attached record indicates the parish is St Thomas' of St John's. Reverend Edward Wix travelled around the island performing baptisms, marriages, etc and recoded them in the parish register in St John's upon his return. | Blanchard, Susan (Susannah) (I2913)
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| 589 | The attached record indicates the parish is St Thomas' of St John's. Reverend Edward Wix travelled around the island performing baptisms, marriages, etc and recoded them in the parish register in St John's upon his return. | Park, John (I2236)
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| 590 | The attached record indicates the parish is St Thomas' of St John's. Reverend Edward Wix travelled around the island performing baptisms, marriages, etc and recoded them in the parish register in St John's upon his return. | Park, Thomas (I3253)
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| 591 | The family name was Deady until at least 1937 when Dermot's father Michael passed away. In the 1945 Census, his mother, Isabelle, is listed with her children as O'Deady. | Deady / O'Deady, Dermot (I4768)
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| 592 | The family of the late Wallace Park would like to announce his passing at the Western Memorial Regional Hospital on Monday June 1, 2015 at the age of 69 years. He leaves to mourn his wife of 44 years Regina (nee Ellsworth); children: Robin (Natalie), Jonathan, Sherry (Jamie Leech) all residing in Ottawa; four precious grandchildren: Aidan, Rebecca (Becky), Amy Park, Nathan Leech; brother Richard (Ethel); sisters: Madeline (Howard Swyers), Laverne Blanchard, Irene (Spencer House), Beverley (David Touchings); brothers-in-law: Aubrey Ellsworth (Mable), Ralph (Olive), Alfred (Lorraine), Ivan (Debbie), Bertram Burridge; sisters-in-law: Anna (Churchill Pittman), Ferne Mason, also a large circle of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was predeceased by his parents Ralph and Diana Park; brother Luke; sister Linda Burridge; and brother-in-law Edmund Blanchard. Friends visited Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Meadows on Tuesday June 2, 2015 from 7-9 p.m. and in keeping with Wallace's wishes cremation to follow. Funeral Service will take place from Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Meadows on Thursday June 4, 2015 at 2 p.m. officiated by Reverend Malcolm Palmer and interment to follow at the church cemetery. As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada or a charity of one's choice. | Park, Wallace Clyde (I2028)
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| 593 | The following note was done by Roland W. Abbott, his nephew: Source: Descendants of Joseph West, compiled by Rex Gibbons 2010 "After their marriage, Theophilus and Alfreda moved to Carmanville South, and erected a home and premises there. From a very young age, he became interested in work and "on the sea" as a trade. At the age of 22 years, he owned a schooner, boats, and fishing gear, and he fished on the Labrador very successfully. The "sea" became part of him; he built the schooner S. T. W., and later skippered four other schooners. "He was my skipper on a lengthy trip and I remember well that December morning in the early dawn, 1929, after a very anxious night of wind and stormy blizzard when he was 32 years old and I was 17, in the face of death as our schooner (Erema H) was about to crash onto the rocks of Inner Cat Island near Lumsden. He said, we'll be alright my son. Our motor boat was put over the rail and he said, now, jump over the rail at the first chance, which I did. We all got ashore safely and were taken care of by the good people of Lumsden. "Uncle Theoph" was a man of many good qualities. He possessed good judgement, a keen sound sense, and was courageous and strong. He was a great sailor. I always respected his advice. He was also a carpenter. He did considerable work on the Salvation Army Citadel and designed the rostrum." | Blackwood, Theophilus William (I1429)
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| 594 | The Harbour Grace Standard; Jun. 18, 1887 OVERDUE VESSELS - Two vessels, we learn from the Colonist, are now a long time overdue at St. John's. Much anxiety is felt for their safety. Their names are the Margaret and the Queen of Beauty. The former schooner is owned by Messrs. W. Grieve & Co., the latter brigantine belongs to Messrs. Allan Goodridge & Sons. They both left St John's fish-laden, for Portugal about the end of the year, and reaching across all right left on their homeward voyage the beginning of February, since which time they have not been heard from....... The following are the names of the crew of the Queen of Beauty: J. SPARKES (captain) aged 37, a native of Brigus (north), married; J. FERRY (mate), aged 33, a native of Jersey, married; S. GEARY (boatswain) aged 39, a native of Grates Cove, Trinity Bay, married; Henry MURREN (steward) aged 42, a native of Dorset, married; Nicholas COADY (able seaman), aged 46, a native of Bay Bulls, married; John KELLY (able seaman) aged 37, a native of Brigus (north), married; William WESCOTT, (able seaman) aged 20, a native of St. John's, unmarried; S. SPARKES (able seaman) aged 23, a native of Brigus, unmarried. | Sparkes, John (I5105)
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| 595 | The Harbour Grace Standard; Jun. 18, 1887 OVERDUE VESSELS - Two vessels, we learn from the Colonist, are now a long time overdue at St. John's. Much anxiety is felt for their safety. Their names are the Margaret and the Queen of Beauty. The former schooner is owned by Messrs. W. Grieve & Co., the latter brigantine belongs to Messrs. Allan Goodridge & Sons. They both left St John's fish-laden, for Portugal about the end of the year, and reaching across all right left on their homeward voyage the beginning of February, since which time they have not been heard from....... The following are the names of the crew of the Queen of Beauty: J. SPARKES (captain) aged 37, a native of Brigus (north), married; J. FERRY (mate), aged 33, a native of Jersey, married; S. GEARY (boatswain) aged 39, a native of Grates Cove, Trinity Bay, married; Henry MURREN (steward) aged 42, a native of Dorset, married; Nicholas COADY (able seaman), aged 46, a native of Bay Bulls, married; John KELLY (able seaman) aged 37, a native of Brigus (north), married; William WESCOTT, (able seaman) aged 20, a native of St. John's, unmarried; S. SPARKES (able seaman) aged 23, a native of Brigus, unmarried. | Sparkes, James William (I5111)
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| 596 | There are two birth records for a Maria Luffman Morgan born to Edmund and Fanny Morgan. 12 Sep 1857 in Brazils and 19 Dec 1860 in Petites. Perhaps the first child died and the next girl was renamed the same? It was a common practice throughout many families to reuse names of deceased children. No way to be completely sure until a death record is located however. Both birth records are in Vital Statistics- Petites Petites (Methodist) Birth 1857-1891, Vol. 98 | Morgan, Maria Luffman (I2216)
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| 597 | There are two FindaGrave memorials for Flossie, unsure which is correct. New United Church Cemetery, Carmanville https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/235517989/flossie-west Jehovah's Witness Cemetery, Ladle Cove https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/242330117/flossie-west | Coles, Flossie (I1379)
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| 598 | There are two records available for the marriage of Martin West. One indicates his wife's name as Elizabeth Whiteway and the says Mary. Elizabeth is listed in the Newfoundland, Canada, Births, Marriages, and Deaths 1850-1949, Marriages 1891-1892 Volume 01 Mary is listed in the Newfoundland, Canada, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1757-1901, Fogo, Musgrave Harbour, Marriages 1874-1891, Vol. 84 of the Newfoundland Vital Statistics Collection. Vital Statistics were copied from original records so it is possible there was an error and the name should be Elizabeth, not Mary however, it is unknown for sure. Noted June 5, 2022 NP Update: Mary Ann West is listed in the death records of Ladle Cove Church. noted Aug 2, 2024 NP | Family F257
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| 599 | There was a John Joseph Kirby born July 7, 1879 and baptized July 11, 1879 parents John Kirby and JOHANNA Fahey. Could this entry be this John Joseph? Maybe Johanna could have been mistaken for Jane? Also these records are transcripts with many illegible entries in the original so it's possible there were errors in transcription as well. See record attached to this profile. Source: Title: Baptism, Marriage; Portugal Cove, Salmonier, St Johns, Torbay; 1844-1899 Source Information Ancestry.com. Newfoundland, Church Records, 1793-1899 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2017. Original data:View Sources. Source Description This project contains church records from Newfoundland, Canada that took place between the years of 1793 and 1899. | Kirby, John Joseph (I3284)
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| 600 | There's another record of a marriage of Mary Goldsworthy to William Bannister on 15 Oct 1824, St Paul's Anglican Church, Trinity. Could it be this Mary Goldsworthy and the one that marriages Stephen Wareham is actually her sister Maria? | Goldsworthy, Mary (I3095)
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