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| 5751 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, May (I62955)
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| 5752 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | HARVIE, Elizabeth Ann (I2282)
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| 5753 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, Hattie (I62951)
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| 5754 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, Hadley (I62952)
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| 5755 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, Edward (I62953)
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| 5756 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, Charles W. (I62954)
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| 5757 | Fox Hill Cemetery, Church St. William C. Jackson died 22 Nov 1892, age 79, wife Eliza Ann died 17 Sept 1869, age 40. Their children: Hattie died May 1863, Hadley died 2 July 1879, age 17 years; Edward died 2 July 1879, age 11 years; Charles W. died 30 June 1879, age 23 years; May died age 10 mos. | JACKSON, May (I62955)
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| 5758 | From Burncoat, N.S. Probably the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth ( Rogers ) Faulkner. Not found in 1871 Census. | FAULKNER, Martha (I2500)
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| 5759 | From Colchester County, N.S. | MCCARTNEY, Jane (I2513)
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| 5760 | From England. | ANDERSON, Thomas (I2494)
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| 5761 | From England. | ANDERSON, Thomas (I2494)
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| 5762 | From Falmouth, N.S. (Falmouth, Duncanson, 266) | MCLELLAN, Catherine (Kate) (I2319)
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| 5763 | From Leland Harvie's book 'The Harvey/Harvie Family of Hants Co., N.S.': "murdered by John Ryan, alias George Stanley, an Irish convict who escaped to Halifax. Stanley fled to Newport after the theft of a purse of money from the hotel where he was lodged and made the acquaintance of Freeman Harvey. The body was found covered over by potatoes in the cellar, the head having been severed. Stanley was tried and hanged 1 Aug 1906 at Windsor." 1871 Census, NS, Hants 188, Ste. Croix (k), p. 27, Dwelling 93, Family 96 HARVIE, FREMAN M 30 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin, farmer, widowed) HARVIE, ZILPHY F 2 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin) HARVIE, MARGARET F 56 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin, widowed) [not sure who this is] HARVIE, EDWARD M 14 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin) [not sure who this is] 1881 Census, Ste. Croix, Hants, N.S., District 18 E, p. 41, Household 168 Freeman HARVIE M Male Scottish 41 Nova Scotia Farmer C. Presbyterian Mahaler HARVIE M Female Scottish 49 Nova Scotia C. Presbyterian Gylfby HARVIE Female Scottish 13 Nova Scotia C. Presbyterian 1891 Census, NS, Hants 35, St. Croix 4 t, p. 40, Household 177 Harvey Thomas F. M 54 Married (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb., farmer) Harvey Mahala F 58 Married Wife (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb.) Harvey Zelphy J. F 23 Daughter (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb.) Densmore George F. M 17 Lodger (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb., farm labourer) [brother of Capt. Theodore H. Densmore, future husband of Zelphy] 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: St. Croix M Page 29 43 286 Harvey Freeman M Head M Feb 15 1838 62 44 286 Harvey Mahala D. F Wife M Oct 7 1832 69 45 286 Densmore Selphia F Daughter M Feb 16 1869 32 (Zylphia) 46 286 Densmore Theodore M Boarder M Aug 9 1866 35 (Zylphia's husband) 47 286 Densmore Victor C. M Boarder S Aug 19 1893 8 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 48 286 Densmore Chasley? R. M Boarder S Sep 10 1897 4 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 49 286 Densmore Iona M. F Boarder S Feb 28 1898 3 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 50 286 Lynch Ellen F Domestic S Mar 9 1861 40 | HARVEY, Thomas Freeman (I15059)
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| 5764 | From Leland Harvie's book 'The Harvey/Harvie Family of Hants Co., N.S.': "murdered by John Ryan, alias George Stanley, an Irish convict who escaped to Halifax. Stanley fled to Newport after the theft of a purse of money from the hotel where he was lodged and made the acquaintance of Freeman Harvey. The body was found covered over by potatoes in the cellar, the head having been severed. Stanley was tried and hanged 1 Aug 1906 at Windsor." 1871 Census, NS, Hants 188, Ste. Croix (k), p. 27, Dwelling 93, Family 96 HARVIE, FREMAN M 30 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin, farmer, widowed) HARVIE, ZILPHY F 2 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin) HARVIE, MARGARET F 56 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin, widowed) [not sure who this is] HARVIE, EDWARD M 14 (born in NS, W. Methodist, Scotch origin) [not sure who this is] 1881 Census, Ste. Croix, Hants, N.S., District 18 E, p. 41, Household 168 Freeman HARVIE M Male Scottish 41 Nova Scotia Farmer C. Presbyterian Mahaler HARVIE M Female Scottish 49 Nova Scotia C. Presbyterian Gylfby HARVIE Female Scottish 13 Nova Scotia C. Presbyterian 1891 Census, NS, Hants 35, St. Croix 4 t, p. 40, Household 177 Harvey Thomas F. M 54 Married (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb., farmer) Harvey Mahala F 58 Married Wife (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb.) Harvey Zelphy J. F 23 Daughter (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb.) Densmore George F. M 17 Lodger (born in NS, parents born in NS, C. Presb., farm labourer) [brother of Capt. Theodore H. Densmore, future husband of Zelphy] 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: St. Croix M Page 29 43 286 Harvey Freeman M Head M Feb 15 1838 62 44 286 Harvey Mahala D. F Wife M Oct 7 1832 69 45 286 Densmore Selphia F Daughter M Feb 16 1869 32 (Zylphia) 46 286 Densmore Theodore M Boarder M Aug 9 1866 35 (Zylphia's husband) 47 286 Densmore Victor C. M Boarder S Aug 19 1893 8 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 48 286 Densmore Chasley? R. M Boarder S Sep 10 1897 4 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 49 286 Densmore Iona M. F Boarder S Feb 28 1898 3 (child of Zylphia and Theodore) 50 286 Lynch Ellen F Domestic S Mar 9 1861 40 | HARVEY, Thomas Freeman (I15059)
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| 5765 | From New Glasgow, N.S. (Falmouth, Duncanson, 266) 1901 Census, District: NS PICTOU (#38), Subdistrict: Bridgeville E-2 Page 7 1 67 Chambers Fred M Head M Nov 29 1860 40 2 67 Chambers Bessie F Wife M Oct 15 1857 43 3 67 Chambers Carl M Son S Aug 11 1888 12 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Pictou / 47 New Glasgow / page 22 and 23 49 220 Chambers Fred H. M Head M Nov 1860 51 50 220 Chambers Bessie F Wife M Oct 1858 53 1 1 220 Chambers C. D. M Son S Aug 1890 21 | CHAMBERS, Frederick Hugh (I2317)
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| 5766 | From New York. (Rawdon/Douglas, Duncanson, 171) | John Neil (I81462)
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| 5767 | From New York. (Rawdon/Douglas, Duncanson, 171) | John Neil (I81462)
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| 5768 | From Newport, N.S. (Falmouth, Duncanson, 266) 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Windsor (Town/Ville) S-3 Page 9 36 74 Rathbun Joseph M Head M Oct 27 1854 46 37 74 Rathbun Lenora F Wife M Aug 21 1867 33 38 74 Rathbun Kathleen F Daughter S Apr 6 1890 10 39 74 Rathbun Madg? F Daughter S Jul 5 1893 7 40 74 Rathbun Nita F Daughter S May 12 1897 3 41 74 Rathbun John M Son S Oct 21 1899 2 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 15 Newport poll district / page 9 38 83 Rathburn Joseph M Head M Oct 1853 57 39 83 Rathburn Lenore F Wife M Apr 1866 44 40 83 Rathburn Katheleen F Daughter S Apr 1891 20 41 83 Rathburn Madge F Daughter S Jul 1893 17 42 83 Rathburn Nitta F Daughter S May 1897 14 43 83 Rathburn John M Son S Oct 1898 12 44 83 Rathburn Josephine F Daughter S Jan 1902 9 | RATHBURN, Joseph F. (I2320)
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| 5769 | From obituary of brother John R. [RIN 331] Two brothers, Milward of Nova Scotia and Jacob of Boston, and two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Getchel of Salem, Mass. and Mrs. Annie Burns of Norfolk, VA. (1942) A nurse living in Salem, MA at the time of her marriage. 1900 US Census, ED 18 District 2 Providence city Ward 2, Providence, Rhode Island Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Harriet S Willard F 47 Massachusetts Boarder Charlotte A Foster F 70 Maine Son Rathbone Willard M 18 Rhode Island Daughter Margarite L Willard F 16 Rhode Island Daughter Agnes Willard F 14 Rhode Island Boarder Annie Miller F 28 Canada Eng (single, born Feb 1872, parents born in Canada, nurse) Boarder Louisa J Hannaffel F 28 Rhode Island Boarder Lena Edgecomb F 29 New York Boarder Anna Briggs F 28 New York Boarder Alice Clark F 24 New York Boarder Annie Salisbury F 24 Rhode Island Boarder Annie T O'Brien F 32 Ireland Boarder Alice Bateson F 22 South Carolina Boarder Viola G Bridges F 23 Canada "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M97P-RZZ : accessed 01 Apr 2013), Annie Miller in entry for Harriet S Willard, 1900. www.findagrave.com Annie M Burns Birth: 1872 Death: 1949 Family links: Spouse: Lewis C Burns (1869 - 1948) Burial: Riverside Memorial Park, Norfolk, Norfolk City, Virginia, USA Plot: Rhododendron Lot 107 Sp 3 | MILLER, Annie (I158)
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| 5770 | From Rawdon. 1881 Census, Grey, Huron Centre, Ontario, District Number: 174, Sub-District: G, Division: 1, Page Number: 1, Household ID: 837340, Family Number: 3, Digital Folder Number: 4467154, Image Number: 00412, GS Film number: 1375909, Affiliate Film Number: C-13273 Household Gender Age Birthplace Esher Stiffins F 47y Nova Scotia (married, English origin, Baptist) Ruth Densmore F 85y Nova Scotia (widowed, English origin, Baptist) William Stiffins M 21y Ontario John E. Stiffins M 19y Ontario Mary Stiffins F 16y Ontario Annie Stiffins F 14y Ontario Georg Stiffins M 48y Ontario "Canada Census, 1881," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MVN9-8DB : accessed 25 Apr 2013), Ruth Densmore in household of Esher Stiffins, Grey, Huron Centre, Ontario, Canada. | WHITTIER, Ruth (I2521)
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| 5771 | From son John's birth registration (Registration Year: 1867 - Book: 1812 - Page: 34 - Number: 199). | Family F15368
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| 5772 | From son John's birth registration (Registration Year: 1867 - Book: 1812 - Page: 34 - Number: 199). | Family F15368
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| 5773 | From the Chronicle Herald, Halifax, website: HENNIGAR, Graham Pineo - Died of a heart attack, in Colchester Regional Hospital on Sunday, June 10, 2007. His devoted wife, Bea MacRae, was at his bedside. Graham also leaves behind his only daughter, Linda O'Neill, and her husband Jeff O'Neill of Kingston, Ont. Also mourning his loss are his grandchildren, Michael and Jenni O'Neill. Born in Halifax on December 25, 1927, and raised in Upper Kennetcook, Graham was the youngest child of the late Erven and Bessie Hennigar. He was predeceased by his brothers, George, Earl and Bill, and by his sister, Ella Hennigar. At 16, Graham moved to Ontario to complete high school. After apprenticing as an auto mechanic, he opened his own garage. He later began a second career as a high school automechanics instructor and for over 20 years he was highly respected as a teacher and mentor. Several years after retiring from teaching, he returned home to his beloved Nova Scotia and his dear Kennetcook friends. Recently, he and Bea had been residing in Brookfield. Cremation has taken place with visitation for family and friends Thursday, June 14, from 7-9 p.m. in J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Highway 354, Kennetcook. A memorial service will be held Friday, June 15, at 2 p.m. in St. Peter's Anglican Church, Upper Kennetcook, Rev. Gloria McClure-Fraser officiating, with interment of ashes in St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery. Donations in memory can be made to St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery or a charity of choice. Arrangements entrusted to the compassionate care of J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Highway 354, Kennetcook. Phone 1-902-362-2440 or e-mail condolences to: allenfuneral@ns.sympatico.ca | HENNIGAR, Graham Pineo (I4282)
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| 5774 | From the Chronicle Herald, Halifax, website: HENNIGAR, Graham Pineo - Died of a heart attack, in Colchester Regional Hospital on Sunday, June 10, 2007. His devoted wife, Bea MacRae, was at his bedside. Graham also leaves behind his only daughter, Linda O'Neill, and her husband Jeff O'Neill of Kingston, Ont. Also mourning his loss are his grandchildren, Michael and Jenni O'Neill. Born in Halifax on December 25, 1927, and raised in Upper Kennetcook, Graham was the youngest child of the late Erven and Bessie Hennigar. He was predeceased by his brothers, George, Earl and Bill, and by his sister, Ella Hennigar. At 16, Graham moved to Ontario to complete high school. After apprenticing as an auto mechanic, he opened his own garage. He later began a second career as a high school automechanics instructor and for over 20 years he was highly respected as a teacher and mentor. Several years after retiring from teaching, he returned home to his beloved Nova Scotia and his dear Kennetcook friends. Recently, he and Bea had been residing in Brookfield. Cremation has taken place with visitation for family and friends Thursday, June 14, from 7-9 p.m. in J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Highway 354, Kennetcook. A memorial service will be held Friday, June 15, at 2 p.m. in St. Peter's Anglican Church, Upper Kennetcook, Rev. Gloria McClure-Fraser officiating, with interment of ashes in St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery. Donations in memory can be made to St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery or a charity of choice. Arrangements entrusted to the compassionate care of J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Highway 354, Kennetcook. Phone 1-902-362-2440 or e-mail condolences to: allenfuneral@ns.sympatico.ca | HENNIGAR, Graham Pineo (I4282)
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| 5775 | From the marriage registration his parents are listed as John and Annie. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 1 1 1 Hennigar Jno. M. M Head M Oct 1874 36 2 1 Hennigar Leoine F Wife M Aug 1876 35 3 1 Hennigar Georgina F Daughter S Aug 1903 7 4 1 Hennigar Easter F Daughter S Dec 1904 6 5 1 Hennigar Bernice F Daughter S Jan 1906 5 6 1 Hennigar Chester M Son S Jan 1908 3 7 1 Hennigar Victor M Son S Feb 1910 1 8 1 McCauley Victor M Boarder S Dec 1887 23 | HENNIGAR, John Morton (I3301)
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| 5776 | From the marriage registration his parents are listed as John and Annie. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 1 1 1 Hennigar Jno. M. M Head M Oct 1874 36 2 1 Hennigar Leoine F Wife M Aug 1876 35 3 1 Hennigar Georgina F Daughter S Aug 1903 7 4 1 Hennigar Easter F Daughter S Dec 1904 6 5 1 Hennigar Bernice F Daughter S Jan 1906 5 6 1 Hennigar Chester M Son S Jan 1908 3 7 1 Hennigar Victor M Son S Feb 1910 1 8 1 McCauley Victor M Boarder S Dec 1887 23 | HENNIGAR, John Morton (I3301)
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| 5777 | From Truro, N.S. (Falmouth, Duncanson, 266) A commercial traveller according to his marriage registration born in Salem, MA. Not found in 1891 census. | ARCHIBALD, John Samuel (I2318)
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| 5778 | From Upper Kennetcook, N.S.? Birth registration of daughter Sarah Alice lists parents as George Hennigar and Matilda Morrison. St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 194. George Hennigar 1825-1895 (note different date of death) Matilda, his wife, 1826-1889 Their children, Rupert 1854-1880 Andrew 1864-1881 Florence 1871-1878 | BIGERT, Mary Matilda (I4243)
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| 5779 | From Upper Kennetcook, N.S.? Birth registration of daughter Sarah Alice lists parents as George Hennigar and Matilda Morrison. St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 194. George Hennigar 1825-1895 (note different date of death) Matilda, his wife, 1826-1889 Their children, Rupert 1854-1880 Andrew 1864-1881 Florence 1871-1878 | BIGERT, Mary Matilda (I4243)
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| 5780 | Funeral charged to James Hennigar. St. John the Baptist Anglican Church Cemetery, Latties Brook 37. Charles Norman, 1954 - 1958, son of James and Luella Hennigar | HENNIGAR, Charles Norman (I5953)
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| 5781 | Funeral charged to James Hennigar. St. John the Baptist Anglican Church Cemetery, Latties Brook 37. Charles Norman, 1954 - 1958, son of James and Luella Hennigar | HENNIGAR, Charles Norman (I5953)
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| 5782 | GANS Personal Data: Surname: WEAVER Given Name: GEORGE STANLEY (REV) Age: 74 Birth Information: Year / Mo. / Day: Death Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1946 October 30 Interment Information: Cemetery: Camp Hill Cemetery Section: SCA Tier Row: R06 Grave: H13 Marker: Death Date: OCT 30 1946 Notes / Comments: REVEREND | WEAVER, Rev. George Stanley (I12803)
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| 5783 | GANS Personal Data: Surname: WEAVER Given Name: GEORGE STANLEY (REV) Age: 74 Birth Information: Year / Mo. / Day: Death Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1946 October 30 Interment Information: Cemetery: Camp Hill Cemetery Section: SCA Tier Row: R06 Grave: H13 Marker: Death Date: OCT 30 1946 Notes / Comments: REVEREND | WEAVER, Rev. George Stanley (I12803)
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| 5784 | GANS Personal Data: Surname: WEAVER Given Name: JENNIE H (LAWRENCE) Age: Birth Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1885 Death Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1945 Interment Information: Cemetery: Camp Hill Cemetery Section: SCA Tier Row: R06 Grave: H12 Marker: Birth Date: 1885 Death Date: 1945 Notes / Comments: W/O REV G STANLEY WEAVER | LAWRENCE, Jennie Hamilton (I12802)
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| 5785 | GANS Personal Data: Surname: WEAVER Given Name: JENNIE H (LAWRENCE) Age: Birth Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1885 Death Information: Year / Mo. / Day: 1945 Interment Information: Cemetery: Camp Hill Cemetery Section: SCA Tier Row: R06 Grave: H12 Marker: Birth Date: 1885 Death Date: 1945 Notes / Comments: W/O REV G STANLEY WEAVER | LAWRENCE, Jennie Hamilton (I12802)
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| 5786 | GILLIS, Patrick Lawrence age 73 years of Middle Sackville Born in Queensport, January 20th, 1942, he was a son of Robert & Hattie (Greencorn) Ehler. Adopted by Angus J. and Catherine Margaret (Rankin) Gillis of Mabou. It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a great husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather and brother on August 5, 2015 at home. He was surrounded by his family and will be greatly missed by his wife Mary Catherine (Beaton), daughters Corinna (Dan), Lisa (Wayne), Shannon, granddaughter Jessica (Mike), grandsons Nicholas and Trey, great granddaughter Payton, daughter in law Julie Gillis, brothers Robert (Jessie), Onslow Ehler, Willard (Connie) Ehler, Marvin (Shirley) Ehler, Harold (MaryAnn) Ehler , Paul (Lisa) Ehler, sisters Dorothy Harvey, Marian Fifield, Leona (Ed) Brechert, Ann Roy, many nieces and nephews. Besides his parents he was predeceased by a son Kevin Patrick, brother Eugene Ehler, sister Marie Urquhart, brother in laws Fred Fifield, Karl Harvey, Clarie McDonald, Neil Beaton, Bill Urquhart, sisters in law Helen Ehler, Isobel Ehler, Anne M. Beaton, Kathleen Hayes. Pat was a kind, gentle and loving man, he loved his wife, children, grandchildren, great granddaughter and dog Hailey very much. He loved all music especially Cape Breton music and playing guitar. He always had a smile on and loved to make people laugh. Pat was known all around for his love of horseshoes and hockey and his favorite team The Montreal Canadians. He also looked forward to his visits from Payton. Funeral mass was held Monday August 10, 2015 at Saint John Vianney Roman Catholic Church , Lower Sackville, Father Marc Syrenne, officiating. Burial will be 1 p.m. Saturday August 15, 2015 at St. Mary's Cemetery in Mabou, Nova Scotia. | GILLIS, Patrick Harvey Lawrence (I110)
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| 5787 | Graduated from Provincial Normal College in 1932. | HENNIGAR, Ruby Olive (I3351)
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| 5788 | Graduated from Provincial Normal College in 1932. | HENNIGAR, Ruby Olive (I3351)
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| 5789 | Grant Valley Cemetery, Gore MCLEARN Jennet Apr 29, 1875 36y Wife of Isaac McLearn. | GRANT, Jannet (I12177)
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| 5790 | Grant Valley Cemetery, Gore MCLEARN Jennet Apr 29, 1875 36y Wife of Isaac McLearn. | GRANT, Jannet (I12177)
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| 5791 | Greenwich Scholarship Association DR. WILLIAM & MRS. EDUVINA HENNIGAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Dr. William Hennigar and his wife, Eduvina C. Hennigar. Dr. Hennigar was a member of the staff of Greenwich Hospital and both he and his wife were active members of the community who took an interest in encouraging young students to pursue further educational studies, especially in medicine and science. 1930 US Census, Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Thirza Hennigar F 33 Connecticut (father born in Canada, mother born in England) Brother Lester Hennigar M 32 Connecticut Sister Helena M Hennigar F 31 Connecticut Brother Jasper Hennigar M 30 Connecticut Sister Willimina Hennigar F 28 Connecticut Brother Earl Hennigar M 27 Connecticut Brother William Hennigar M 23 Connecticut Head Arthur V Pillsbury M 50 Massachusetts Wife Edith H Pillsbury F 51 New York "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XMPQ-L3K : accessed 24 May 2013), Jasper Hennigar in entry for Thirza Hennigar, 1930. 1940 US Census, Greenwich, Greenwich Town, Fairfield, Connecticut Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Thirza R Henniger F 44 Connecticut Brother William C Henniger M 32 Connecticut Brother Lester R Henniger M 42 Connecticut "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K7BR-N75 : accessed 24 May 2013), Thirza R Henniger, Greenwich, Greenwich Town, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 1-67, sheet 10B, family 234, NARA digital publication T627, roll 496. | HENNIGAR, Dr. William C. DDS (I64294)
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| 5792 | Greenwich Scholarship Association DR. WILLIAM & MRS. EDUVINA HENNIGAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Dr. William Hennigar and his wife, Eduvina C. Hennigar. Dr. Hennigar was a member of the staff of Greenwich Hospital and both he and his wife were active members of the community who took an interest in encouraging young students to pursue further educational studies, especially in medicine and science. 1930 US Census, Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Thirza Hennigar F 33 Connecticut (father born in Canada, mother born in England) Brother Lester Hennigar M 32 Connecticut Sister Helena M Hennigar F 31 Connecticut Brother Jasper Hennigar M 30 Connecticut Sister Willimina Hennigar F 28 Connecticut Brother Earl Hennigar M 27 Connecticut Brother William Hennigar M 23 Connecticut Head Arthur V Pillsbury M 50 Massachusetts Wife Edith H Pillsbury F 51 New York "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XMPQ-L3K : accessed 24 May 2013), Jasper Hennigar in entry for Thirza Hennigar, 1930. 1940 US Census, Greenwich, Greenwich Town, Fairfield, Connecticut Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Thirza R Henniger F 44 Connecticut Brother William C Henniger M 32 Connecticut Brother Lester R Henniger M 42 Connecticut "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K7BR-N75 : accessed 24 May 2013), Thirza R Henniger, Greenwich, Greenwich Town, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 1-67, sheet 10B, family 234, NARA digital publication T627, roll 496. | HENNIGAR, Dr. William C. DDS (I64294)
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| 5793 | Grover served in the US Merchant Marine in 1946. | MORRISON, Grover W. Jr. (I4748)
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| 5794 | Grover served in the US Merchant Marine in 1946. | MORRISON, Grover W. Jr. (I4748)
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| 5795 | Hants Co. Probate Court Estate No. 1277. | HARVIE, Charles Russell (I450)
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| 5796 | Hants Co. Probate Court Estate No. 1674 AB. | MURPHY, Caroline (I1579)
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| 5797 | Harry emigrated to Portland, Maine with his parents about 1894 and accompanied them to Bath, Maine in 1900. He served in the US army in France during World War 1 and was injured by gas. He worked as a shipfitter for Bath Iron Works before and after his military service. Some time in the 1920's he moved to Quincy, Massachusetts and worked as a shipfitter and loftsman for Bethlehem Shipbuilding Division from which he retired in about 1958. In later years he lived in South Weymouth, Massachusetts and died there. Although relatively small in stature, Harry Miller maintained a "tough guy" image, sometimes almost belligerent. United States, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Harry Alden Miller Event Type: Draft Registration Event Date: 1917-1918 Event Place: Sagadahoc County, Maine, United States Gender: Male Birth Date: 11 Feb 1892 Birthplace: South Northland, , Nova Scotia Nationality: United States Affiliate Publication Title: World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards Affiliate Publication Number: M1509 GS Film number: 1654016 Digital Folder Number: 005207067 Image Number: 04971 "United States, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KZFB-71X : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry Alden Miller, 1917-1918. 1920 US Census, , Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Harry Miller M 26y Nova Scotia (parents born in NS) WIFE Onelda Miller F 19y Maine (father born in Canada, mother born in ME) "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF8S-66D : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry Miller, 1920. 1930 US Census, Quincy, Norfolk, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Harry A Miller M 38 Canada English (immigrated 1892, parents born in Canada English) Wife Onelda M L Miller F 28 Maine (parents born in ME) Son Harry A Miller M 9 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQ5H-67B : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry A Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Weymouth Town, Norfolk, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Quincy, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Harry A Miller M 48 Nova Scotia (married) Son Joseph Miller M 19 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4NN-YS6 : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry A Miller, Weymouth Town, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 11-301, sheet 8A, family 157, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1634. | MILLER, Harry Alvin (I4581)
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| 5798 | Harry emigrated to Portland, Maine with his parents about 1894 and accompanied them to Bath, Maine in 1900. He served in the US army in France during World War 1 and was injured by gas. He worked as a shipfitter for Bath Iron Works before and after his military service. Some time in the 1920's he moved to Quincy, Massachusetts and worked as a shipfitter and loftsman for Bethlehem Shipbuilding Division from which he retired in about 1958. In later years he lived in South Weymouth, Massachusetts and died there. Although relatively small in stature, Harry Miller maintained a "tough guy" image, sometimes almost belligerent. United States, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Harry Alden Miller Event Type: Draft Registration Event Date: 1917-1918 Event Place: Sagadahoc County, Maine, United States Gender: Male Birth Date: 11 Feb 1892 Birthplace: South Northland, , Nova Scotia Nationality: United States Affiliate Publication Title: World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards Affiliate Publication Number: M1509 GS Film number: 1654016 Digital Folder Number: 005207067 Image Number: 04971 "United States, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KZFB-71X : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry Alden Miller, 1917-1918. 1920 US Census, , Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Harry Miller M 26y Nova Scotia (parents born in NS) WIFE Onelda Miller F 19y Maine (father born in Canada, mother born in ME) "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF8S-66D : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry Miller, 1920. 1930 US Census, Quincy, Norfolk, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Harry A Miller M 38 Canada English (immigrated 1892, parents born in Canada English) Wife Onelda M L Miller F 28 Maine (parents born in ME) Son Harry A Miller M 9 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQ5H-67B : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry A Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Weymouth Town, Norfolk, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Quincy, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Harry A Miller M 48 Nova Scotia (married) Son Joseph Miller M 19 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4NN-YS6 : accessed 20 May 2013), Harry A Miller, Weymouth Town, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 11-301, sheet 8A, family 157, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1634. | MILLER, Harry Alvin (I4581)
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| 5799 | Harry Hennigar listed on her death certificate as her adopted son. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 7 26 59 Hennigar Maggie F Head W Jun 1841 69 27 59 Hennigar Harry M Son S Sep 1880 30 St. Paul's Anglican Church Cemetery, Northfield Jacob Hennigar / D: Jan. 21, 1910 aged 80 yrs / His Wife / Margaret / D: Nov. 24, 1927 aged 87 yrs | MILLER, Margaret (I183)
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| 5800 | HARVEY, Raymond Alfred - 82, Nictaux, Annapolis Co., formerly of LaHave, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Wednesday, January 31, 2007, in Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Middleton. Born in Ellershouse, Hants Co., he was a son of the late James and Ethel (Dinsmore) Harvey. In his early years, he worked in Hants and Queens counties in the logging industry and later trained as a meat cutter while in the service from 1943-1946. He was employed by Bridgewater IGA for over 20 years. In 1991 he retired and moved to Nictaux after selling the home in LaHave. He enjoyed his life to the fullest and was a devoted husband and father. He was a talented musician and music played an important role in his life. Ray's fiddle music has been heard all over the Annapolis Valley. After moving to Nictaux, he became a very active member of Middleton Baptist Church where he served as deacon, trustee, choir member and member of a men's prayer group. Ray played his fiddle regularly for church services and special events. He belonged to a group, "Old Country", which was known for its country gospel music. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He is survived by sons, Brian (Marg), Nictaux; Larry (Gale), Melbourne, Ont.; Paul (Heather), Bridgewater; grandchildren, Angela, Tanya (Derek), Julie (Jiah), Donnie; great-grandchildren, Caitlin, Jordan, Connor, Owen, Gavin, and Josiah. He was predeceased by his wife, Annetta; brothers, Robert, Arnold, Murray, Karl, and sisters, Gladys, Alice, Aileen and Celia. | HARVEY, Raymond Alfred (I1384)
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