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Matches 5,801 to 5,850 of 8,488
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| 5801 | He inherited land in Noel and half the homestead farm. | DENSMORE, Francis (I2490)
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| 5802 | He is called both Edgar (index) and Edward (listing) in his marriage registration. Not found in 1901 census. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 17 Douglas poll district / page 4 27 33 Hennigar Edward Barny Brook M Head M May 1874 37 28 33 Hennigar Maggie E F Wife M Jun 1881 29 29 33 Hennigar William E M Son S Sep 1900 10 30 33 Hennigar Gladys H F Daughter S Jun 1903 7 St. George's Anglican Church Cemetery, Dutch Settlement 286 in memory of Hennigar Edward 1874/ 1925 wife Ella 1883/ 1967 peace perfect peace | HENNIGAR, Edward (I4946)
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| 5803 | He is called both Edgar (index) and Edward (listing) in his marriage registration. Not found in 1901 census. Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 17 Douglas poll district / page 4 27 33 Hennigar Edward Barny Brook M Head M May 1874 37 28 33 Hennigar Maggie E F Wife M Jun 1881 29 29 33 Hennigar William E M Son S Sep 1900 10 30 33 Hennigar Gladys H F Daughter S Jun 1903 7 St. George's Anglican Church Cemetery, Dutch Settlement 286 in memory of Hennigar Edward 1874/ 1925 wife Ella 1883/ 1967 peace perfect peace | HENNIGAR, Edward (I4946)
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| 5804 | He moved with his family to Bath, Maine in 1900. It was necessary that he go to work before finishing high school. He enlisted in the US Army in 1917 and served in France and the occupation of Germany in a transportation unit. On at least one occasion, his vehical was hit by enemy artillery and the explosion left him somewhat hearing impaired. Being among the last to return from Europe, Roy had difficulty trying to regain his shipyard job. The family lived under primitive conditions for a few years. In 1927 he was again released from Bath Iron Works and took a "temporary" job as a loftman at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Division in Quincy, Massachusetts, from which he retired in 1960. He took innumerable correspondence courses and studied technical publications and became a superintendent of hull construction. His specialty was aircraft carriers. In the later years of his career, he served as an adjunct lecturer in naval architecture and marine engineering at MIT. He was selected by Admiral Rickover to build the first nuclear-powered naval vessel, the Long Beach. 1920 US Census, , Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Roy L Miller M 24y Maine (parents born in Canada) WIFE Alice Miller F 25y Maine (father born in MA, mother born in ME) SON Roy L Miller M 1y11m Maine "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF8S-PJR : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy L Miller, 1920. 1930 US Census, Quincy, Norfolk, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Roy L Miller M 35 Maine (parents born in Canada) Wife Alice E Miller F 35 Maine (father born in MA, mother born in ME) Son Roy L Miller M 12 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQ5H-6PV : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy L Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Ward 2, Quincy, Quincy City, Norfolk, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Same Place Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Roy Miller M 45 Maine Wife Alice Miller F 45 Maine Son Lathan Miller M 22 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4ND-D8F : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy Miller, Ward 2, Quincy, Quincy City, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 11-193, sheet 8A, family 137, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1630. | MILLER, Roy Leighton (I4582)
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| 5805 | He moved with his family to Bath, Maine in 1900. It was necessary that he go to work before finishing high school. He enlisted in the US Army in 1917 and served in France and the occupation of Germany in a transportation unit. On at least one occasion, his vehical was hit by enemy artillery and the explosion left him somewhat hearing impaired. Being among the last to return from Europe, Roy had difficulty trying to regain his shipyard job. The family lived under primitive conditions for a few years. In 1927 he was again released from Bath Iron Works and took a "temporary" job as a loftman at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Division in Quincy, Massachusetts, from which he retired in 1960. He took innumerable correspondence courses and studied technical publications and became a superintendent of hull construction. His specialty was aircraft carriers. In the later years of his career, he served as an adjunct lecturer in naval architecture and marine engineering at MIT. He was selected by Admiral Rickover to build the first nuclear-powered naval vessel, the Long Beach. 1920 US Census, , Sagadahoc, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Roy L Miller M 24y Maine (parents born in Canada) WIFE Alice Miller F 25y Maine (father born in MA, mother born in ME) SON Roy L Miller M 1y11m Maine "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF8S-PJR : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy L Miller, 1920. 1930 US Census, Quincy, Norfolk, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Roy L Miller M 35 Maine (parents born in Canada) Wife Alice E Miller F 35 Maine (father born in MA, mother born in ME) Son Roy L Miller M 12 Maine "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XQ5H-6PV : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy L Miller, 1930. 1940 US Census, Ward 2, Quincy, Quincy City, Norfolk, Massachusetts Last Place of Residence: Same Place Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Roy Miller M 45 Maine Wife Alice Miller F 45 Maine Son Lathan Miller M 22 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K4ND-D8F : accessed 20 May 2013), Roy Miller, Ward 2, Quincy, Quincy City, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 11-193, sheet 8A, family 137, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1630. | MILLER, Roy Leighton (I4582)
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| 5806 | He moved with his family to Upper Canada. 1861 Census, Wawanosh, Huron, Ontario, Enumeration District: 05, Sheet Number: 58, Line Number: 29 and 30, Affiliate Film Number: C-1037, GS Film number: 2435857, Digital Folder Number: 4391938, Image Number: 00395 Name: John Densmore Gender: Male Age: 73 Marital Status: Married Religion: Baptist Birthplace: Nova Scotia Birth Year (Estimated): 1788 Name: Ruth Densmore Gender: Female Age: 65 Marital Status: Married Religion: Baptist Birthplace: Nova Scotia Birth Year (Estimated): 1796 "Ontario Census, 1861," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MQW3-SG1 : accessed 25 Apr 2013), Ruth Densmore, 1861 AND "Ontario Census, 1861," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MQW3-SG7 : accessed 25 Apr 2013), John Densmore, 1861. 1871 Census, Ontario, North Huron 26, Wawanosh East d, p. 32, Family 115, Microfilm: C-9931, Reference: RG31 - Statistics Canada Dinsmore John M 82 (born in NS, Baptist, English origin, farmer, married) Dinsmore Ruth F 76 (born in NS, Baptist, English origin, married) Dinsmore Rubby F 30 (born in NS, Baptist) Dinsmore Elisabeth F 11/12 May (born in Ont., Baptist) | DENSMORE, John (I2518)
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| 5807 | He received, together with Benjamin, a woodlot and marshland in Noel Village under his father's will. He was an executor, died unmarried. | DENSMORE, James (I2489)
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| 5808 | He was a member of the 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers before he enlisted in World War I. Not found in 1901 or 1911 census. | MILLER, Ernest Foster (I5847)
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| 5809 | He was a member of the 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers before he enlisted in World War I. Not found in 1901 or 1911 census. | MILLER, Ernest Foster (I5847)
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| 5810 | He was a retired Marine when he married Stacy at the age of 54 and was believed to be deceased in 1995. | HARRIS, Spenser (I4761)
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| 5811 | He was a retired Marine when he married Stacy at the age of 54 and was believed to be deceased in 1995. | HARRIS, Spenser (I4761)
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| 5812 | He was a veteran of World War 1 and worked as a lineman. 1940 US Census, Ward 4, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Name: Percy Miller Gender: Male Age: 49 Marital Status: Widowed Race (Original): Race: White Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Relationship to Head of Household: Lodger Birthplace: Maine Birth Year (Estimated): 1891 Last Place of Residence: South Portland, Cumberland, Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMM4-XM9 : accessed 19 May 2013), Percy Miller, Ward 4, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-66, sheet 11B, family , NARA digital publication T627, roll 1475. | MILLER, Percy Albert (I4574)
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| 5813 | He was a veteran of World War 1 and worked as a lineman. 1940 US Census, Ward 4, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Name: Percy Miller Gender: Male Age: 49 Marital Status: Widowed Race (Original): Race: White Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Relationship to Head of Household: Lodger Birthplace: Maine Birth Year (Estimated): 1891 Last Place of Residence: South Portland, Cumberland, Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMM4-XM9 : accessed 19 May 2013), Percy Miller, Ward 4, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-66, sheet 11B, family , NARA digital publication T627, roll 1475. | MILLER, Percy Albert (I4574)
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| 5814 | He was from Truro, N.S. A private in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, killed in the Korean War. (http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/remembers/sub.cfm?source=collections/books/bkorea#W) http://www.kvacanada.com/caslist1951.htm (accessed 9 Jun 2013) OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST NO. 63 ? 15 October 1951 KILLED IN UNIT ACTION WEATHERBEE, Vernon Robert, Private, RC IC, Latties Brook, Nova Scotia | WEATHERBEE, Vernon Robert (I6660)
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| 5815 | He was from Truro, N.S. A private in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, killed in the Korean War. (http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/remembers/sub.cfm?source=collections/books/bkorea#W) http://www.kvacanada.com/caslist1951.htm (accessed 9 Jun 2013) OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST NO. 63 ? 15 October 1951 KILLED IN UNIT ACTION WEATHERBEE, Vernon Robert, Private, RC IC, Latties Brook, Nova Scotia | WEATHERBEE, Vernon Robert (I6660)
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| 5816 | He was killed in a railroad accident in which he was knocked down by the ladder on the side of a freight car and was swept under the wheels. He suffered severe head and shoulder injuries. 1940 US Census, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Lawrence C Miller M 36 Maine Wife Lovice C Miller F 33 Maine Daughter Beverly Miller F 8 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMH-9SZ : accessed 21 May 2013), Lovice C Miller in household of Lawrence C Miller, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-82, sheet 9A, family 157, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1476. | MILLER, Lawrence Charles (I4596)
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| 5817 | He was killed in a railroad accident in which he was knocked down by the ladder on the side of a freight car and was swept under the wheels. He suffered severe head and shoulder injuries. 1940 US Census, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Last Place of Residence: Same House Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Lawrence C Miller M 36 Maine Wife Lovice C Miller F 33 Maine Daughter Beverly Miller F 8 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMH-9SZ : accessed 21 May 2013), Lovice C Miller in household of Lawrence C Miller, Ward 7, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 3-82, sheet 9A, family 157, NARA digital publication T627, roll 1476. | MILLER, Lawrence Charles (I4596)
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| 5818 | He was listed in his father's will but not included in the Douglas Township Book with the family. He inherited a quarter share of the Meeting House at Noel under his father's will. The others who inherited the building were Brother Benjamin, Daniel Lockhart Densmore and Anthony Densmore, grandsons of Francis Densmore and the Thomas Anderson family. 1871 Census, NS, Hants 188, Noel (d1), p. 1, Dwelling 3, Family 3 DENSMORE, EDWARD M 69 (born in NS, Presbyterian LP, Irish origin, farmer, married) DENSMORE, MARY F 65 (born in NS, Presbyterian LP, Irish origin, married) SHAW, MAHALA F 40 (born in NS, Presbyterian LP, Irish origin, widowed) DENSMORE, GEORGE M 30 (born in NS, Presbyterian LP, Irish origin, mariner, married) DENSMORE, IDA F 26 (born in Sweden, Presbyterian LP, Swede origin, married) DENSMORE, CHRISTINE F 12/12 May (born in NS, Presbyterian LP, Irish origin) | DENSMORE, Edward (I2498)
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| 5819 | He was listed in his father's will but not included in the Douglas Township Book with the family. He inherited a woodlot and marshland at Noel Village together with brother James. He also received a quarter share of the Meeting House at Noel under his father's will. Benjamin's will was administered at Windsor, N.S. on Oct 10, 1854 (HCEP 571A). | DENSMORE, Benjamin (I2497)
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| 5820 | He was not named in his father's will; in his estate papers (HCEP 279A) shown as John Densmore 6th. The inventory was taken by John Densmore 3rd and John Densmore 4th and George McLellan. | DENSMORE, John (I2495)
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| 5821 | He was not named in his father's will; in his estate papers (HCEP 279A) shown as John Densmore 6th. The inventory was taken by John Densmore 3rd and John Densmore 4th and George McLellan. | DENSMORE, John (I2495)
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| 5822 | He was one of the original grantees of Newport Township 1761. On 1January 1779 he leased 2 acres in Newport, N.S. from Winckworth Tongs as a house lot for a term of 21 years. On January 12 1784 Densmore assigned this lease to Benjamin DeWolf, Windsor merchant "by discount of money I owe him". (HCReg. Bk4/142) | DENSMORE, William (I2196)
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| 5823 | Helen is reported to have been a very heavy person and she and her sister, Elva, are said to have been strongly religious. | MILLER, Helen C. (I4601)
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| 5824 | Helen is reported to have been a very heavy person and she and her sister, Elva, are said to have been strongly religious. | MILLER, Helen C. (I4601)
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| 5825 | HEN-6, HEN-10, HEN-63, HEN-82 Maine, Vital Records, 1670-1907 Name: Carroll Grandeville Landers Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 23 Nov 1904 Event Place: Kingfield,,Maine Gender: Male Age: Birth Year (Estimated): Father's Name: Landers Mother's Name: Spouse's Name: Rachael Hennigar Spouse's Father's Name: Hennigar Spouse's Mother's Name: GS Film number: 9979 Digital Folder Number: 4544490 Image Number: 01134 "Maine, Vital Records, 1670-1907 ," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VZQG-LKQ : accessed 06 May 2013), Carroll Grandeville Landers and Rachael Hennigar, 1904. | Family F17315
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| 5826 | HEN-6, HEN-10, HEN-63, HEN-82 Maine, Vital Records, 1670-1907 Name: Carroll Grandeville Landers Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 23 Nov 1904 Event Place: Kingfield,,Maine Gender: Male Age: Birth Year (Estimated): Father's Name: Landers Mother's Name: Spouse's Name: Rachael Hennigar Spouse's Father's Name: Hennigar Spouse's Mother's Name: GS Film number: 9979 Digital Folder Number: 4544490 Image Number: 01134 "Maine, Vital Records, 1670-1907 ," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VZQG-LKQ : accessed 06 May 2013), Carroll Grandeville Landers and Rachael Hennigar, 1904. | Family F17315
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| 5827 | HEN-HH25 states that Jonathan Hennigar was a great-uncle of her second husband, Earl James Hennigar (RIN 6663). Together with John Hennigar and James Cannon Hennigar (RIN 166), they bought land in Maple Grove, N.S. John and Jonathan bought land together. John sold it to Jonathan who sold it to James. James and Jane were first cousins. 1871 Census, N.S., Hants Co., Maitland (e2), Dwelling #99, Family #108: HENIGAR, JAMES M 45 HENIGAR, JANE F 33 HENIGAR, EDGAR M 13 HENIGAR, JOHN Ambrose M 11 HENIGAR, RUTH F 9 HENIGAR, MARY F 7 HENIGAR, ELI M 5 HENIGAR, BESSIE F 2 1881 Census, Maitland, Hants, N.S., District 18 L 1, p. 3 Jas. HENNIGAR M Male German 56 NS Farmer Church of England Jane HENNIGAR M Female German 42 NS Church of England Edgar HENNIGAR Male German 23 NS Farmer Church of England Ruth HENNIGAR Female German 19 NS Church of England Mary HENNIGAR Female German 17 NS Church of England Eli HENNIGAR Male German 14 NS Farmer Son; School Church of England Bessia HENNIGAR Female German 12 NS School Church of England Allan HENNIGAR Male German 10 NS School Church of England Daniel HENNIGAR Male German 7 NS School Church of England Amey HENNIGAR Female German 5 NS Church of England Jane HENNIGAR Female German 2 NS Church of England St. John the Baptist Anglican Church Cemetery, Latties Brook 45. James Hennigar, D: Mar. 21, 1884 (note different death date), aged 59 yrs | HENNIGAR, James Cannon (I166)
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| 5828 | HEN-HH48 www.novascotiagenealogy.com Marriage: Registration Year: 1912 - Book: 1824 - Page: 146 - Number: 98 | Family F15956
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| 5829 | HEN-HH48 www.novascotiagenealogy.com Marriage: Registration Year: 1912 - Book: 1824 - Page: 146 - Number: 98 | Family F15956
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| 5830 | HEN-HH48 gives her date of death as 1921, age 4 yrs. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nshants/resources/cemetery/upkenstp/index.htm St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook, Hants County, Nova Scotia. 77. Bertha M., d/o Joel and Christina Hennigar, 1916-1920 | HENNIGAR, Bertha Mae (I2861)
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| 5831 | HEN-HH48 gives her date of death as 1921, age 4 yrs. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nshants/resources/cemetery/upkenstp/index.htm St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook, Hants County, Nova Scotia. 77. Bertha M., d/o Joel and Christina Hennigar, 1916-1920 | HENNIGAR, Bertha Mae (I2861)
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| 5832 | HEN-HH5(39) Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915 Name: Lewis C Burns Titles and Terms: Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 28 Oct 1908 Event Place: Salem, , Massachusetts Gender: Male Age: 39 Marital Status: Race: Birth Date: 1869 Birthplace: , , Nova Scotia Registration Year: Registration Place: Salem, , Massachusetts Birth Year (Estimated): 1869 Father's Name: Edward Burns Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Mary A Laffui Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Annie Miller Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Father's Name: Joseph Miller Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Alice Maria Hennigar Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Certificate Number: 15340 GS Film number: 2315507 Digital Folder Number: 4329359 Image Number: 00898 Number of Images: 1 "Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N4XL-CKW : accessed 01 Apr 2013), Lewis C Burns and Annie Miller, 1908. | Family F17481
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| 5833 | HEN-HH5(39) Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915 Name: Lewis C Burns Titles and Terms: Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 28 Oct 1908 Event Place: Salem, , Massachusetts Gender: Male Age: 39 Marital Status: Race: Birth Date: 1869 Birthplace: , , Nova Scotia Registration Year: Registration Place: Salem, , Massachusetts Birth Year (Estimated): 1869 Father's Name: Edward Burns Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Mary A Laffui Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Annie Miller Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Father's Name: Joseph Miller Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Alice Maria Hennigar Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Certificate Number: 15340 GS Film number: 2315507 Digital Folder Number: 4329359 Image Number: 00898 Number of Images: 1 "Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N4XL-CKW : accessed 01 Apr 2013), Lewis C Burns and Annie Miller, 1908. | Family F17481
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| 5834 | HENNIGAR, Chester Cyril 'Sonny' ? Passed away in Central Newfoun-dland Regional Health Centre, Grand Falls-Windsor, N.L., on Friday, March 1st, 2013, after a lengthily battle with lung disease. Born in Windsor, N.S. on March 15, 1943, he was a son of the late Harry and Geneva Hennigar (Easter). He was also predeceased by brother, William Loran in 1994. Chester joined the RCAF immediately after graduat-ing from high school and retired with the rank of Warrant Officer at CFB Chatham, N.B. During his time in the air force he was stationed in Germany, The Golan Heights, Greenwood, Val Dor, Borden, Debert and Chatham to name a few. He was later employed by the Department of Transport as Fire Chief at Gander International Airport until his retirement in 2004. Chester and his crew were among the first on the scene of the crash of the Arrow Air Flight on December 12, 1985 which claimed the lives of 256 mostly comprised of the 101 Airborne Division of the United States Army. Chester was an avid outdoorsmen and enjoyed spending time at his lakefront cabin in Newfoundland where he spent much of his time riding his snowmobile in winter and four wheeler in the summer. Left to mourn with loving memories are his wife, Ella (Newman); daughters, Heather Russell (Howard) of Miramichi, N.B.; Cindy Milton (David) of Edmonton, Alta.; Tammy Perrin of Moncton, N.B.; stepdaughters, Charlene Drover (Craig) of Badger, N.L.; Christine Elliott (Christopher) of Gander, N.L.; brothers, Tom (Carol) of Kennetcook; Warren (Shirley) of Lethbridge, Alta.; sisters, Barbara Hudson (Tom) of Trenton, Ont.; Sharron Touchie (David) of Truro; grandchildren, Chelsea, Cameron, Andrew, Sean, Carley, Bradley, Breanna, Cameron; mother-in-law, Gertie Drover; brother- in-law, William Drover; sisters-in-law, Gertie Sullivan, Rebecca Lush (Dean), Agnes Way (Roy), Amelia Gardner (Steven), Bernadette Drover (Ed), Maxine Drover (Tony), Helen Drover (Harve), Yvonne Drover, Rose Drover (Junior); a large circle of other relatives and friends and a special thanks to Phyllis Luff in this time of need with her comfort and love. Cremation has already taken place and his remains have been returned to Nova Scotia for burial at a later date. | HENNIGAR, Chester Cyril (Sonny) (I200)
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| 5835 | Her father's will allowed her to live on the homestead with Asa and her mother while she remained single or until her marriage. St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 224. Elmira Laffin, w/o Rupert Miller, d. Oct. 24, 1888 aged 33 yrs. | LAFFIN, Elmira (I4575)
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| 5836 | Her father's will allowed her to live on the homestead with Asa and her mother while she remained single or until her marriage. St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, Upper Kennetcook 224. Elmira Laffin, w/o Rupert Miller, d. Oct. 24, 1888 aged 33 yrs. | LAFFIN, Elmira (I4575)
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| 5837 | Her surname on her marriage registration is 'Johnston' but on her children's documentation it is 'Rines'. | RINES, Mary G. (I9800)
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| 5838 | Her surname on her marriage registration is 'Johnston' but on her children's documentation it is 'Rines'. | RINES, Mary G. (I9800)
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| 5839 | Hillside Cemetery, Trenton NICHOLS ---- wife Alice 1888---1938 son Leroy Charles 1923---1944 killed in France | LAFFIN, Alice (I26099)
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| 5840 | Hillside Cemetery, Trenton NICHOLS ---- wife Alice 1888---1938 son Leroy Charles 1923---1944 killed in France | LAFFIN, Alice (I26099)
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| 5841 | His father was the original grantee at Newport N.S. from Tiverton, RI and Dartmouth, Mass. This John Densmore may have been the man of that name who in May 1776 was shown as John Densmore, tailor in Windsor N.S. who leased a farm from Michael Francklin of Halifax, N.S. The farm consisted of 24 acres and an island in the marsh lots of Windsor. The lease was to be based on the "Longest liver of John Densmore's daughter Elizabeth and his son William". This lease was transferred to Richard Nesbitt of Windsor, N.S. on April 3, 1778, (HCReg.BK.3/346). The traditional list of John Densmore's family does not include a daughter named Elizabeth nor a son William and for this reason there is the possibility that the man who leased the Francklin farm may have been a brother of James Densmore. John Densmore inherited under his father's will "that part of farm I purchased from Cornelius Potter with buildings - lies on south side of the road." | DENSMORE, John (I2188)
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| 5842 | His father's will allowed him to live in the homestead with his sister Elmira and his mother. 1901 Census, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Noel J Page 21: 5 188 Laffin Asa M Head M Oct 5 1862 38 6 188 Laffin Rosella F Wife M Dec 27 1860 40 7 188 Laffin Minnie F Daughter S Jul 13 1891 9 8 188 Laffin Nada F Daughter S Dec 31 1892 8 9 188 Laffin Amy F Daughter S Mar 30 1894 7 10 188 Laffin Lillian F Daughter S Nov 16 1895 5 11 188 Laffin Ruby F Daughter S Apr 6 1898 2 12 188 Laffin Rachall F Mother S Oct 21 1819 81 13 188 Miller Wilfred M Boarder S Oct 18 1886 14 1911 Census / Nova Scotia / Hants / 12 Douglas poll district / page 9 13 77 Laffin Asa M Head M Oct 1861 49 14 77 Laffin Rosella F Wife M Sep 1858 52 15 77 Laffin Minnie F Daughter S Jul 1891 19 16 77 Laffin Nada F Daughter S Dec 1892 18 17 77 Laffin Amy F Daughter S Mar 1894 17 18 77 Laffin Lillian F Daughter S Nov 1895 15 19 77 Laffin Ruby F Daughter S Apr 1897 13 20 77 Laffin Addison M Son S May 1903 8 21 77 Hennigar Gordon M Boarder S May 1885 26 | LAFFIN, Asa (I2124)
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| 5843 | His marriage registration lists his occupation as carriage builder. 1901 Census of Canada, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Shubenacadie O-1 Page 19 8 178 Logan John M Head M Mar 28 1855 46 9 178 Logan Kate F Wife M Jul 15 1856 44 10 178 Logan George M Son S Mar 8 1884 17 11 178 Logan Jessie F Daughter S Jun 11 1889 11 12 178 Logan John S. M Son S Apr 24 1893 7 13 178 Logan Susan F Daughter S Feb 24 1900 1 14 178 Hennigar Stephen M Apprentice S Mar 24 1879 22 15 178 Hennigar Bertrand M Apprentice S Mar 13 1885 15 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 11 Douglas poll district / page 9 27 80 Hennigar Stephen M Head M Mar 1879 32 28 80 Hennigar Julia E F Wife M Mar 1879 32 29 80 Hennigar Raymond N M Daughter S Oct 1910 8/12 | HENNIGAR, Stephen Martell (I3171)
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| 5844 | His marriage registration lists his occupation as carriage builder. 1901 Census of Canada, District: NS HANTS (#34), Subdistrict: Shubenacadie O-1 Page 19 8 178 Logan John M Head M Mar 28 1855 46 9 178 Logan Kate F Wife M Jul 15 1856 44 10 178 Logan George M Son S Mar 8 1884 17 11 178 Logan Jessie F Daughter S Jun 11 1889 11 12 178 Logan John S. M Son S Apr 24 1893 7 13 178 Logan Susan F Daughter S Feb 24 1900 1 14 178 Hennigar Stephen M Apprentice S Mar 24 1879 22 15 178 Hennigar Bertrand M Apprentice S Mar 13 1885 15 Census 1911 / Nova Scotia / Hants / 11 Douglas poll district / page 9 27 80 Hennigar Stephen M Head M Mar 1879 32 28 80 Hennigar Julia E F Wife M Mar 1879 32 29 80 Hennigar Raymond N M Daughter S Oct 1910 8/12 | HENNIGAR, Stephen Martell (I3171)
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| 5845 | His marriage to Anna Quigley is listed as his first marriage. 1900 US Census, ED 729 Cambridge city Ward 5, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon Neal M 30 Canada Eng (born Aug 1870, father born in England, mother born in Canada, married 2y, immigrated 1893) Wife Annie T Neal F 26 Massachusetts (born Jul 1874, parents born in Ireland, married 2y, mother of 1 child - living) Son Arthur L Neal M 9 Canada Eng (born Jun 1891, parents born in Canada English, immigrated 1899) Daughter Hilda F Neal F 8 Canada Eng (born Aug 1892, parents born in Canada English, immigrated 1899) Son Leslie Neal M 1 Massachusetts (born Dec 1899, father born in Canada Eng, mother born in MA) "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M9TM-T8Y : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Annie T Neal in entry for Gordon Neal, 1900. 1910 US Census, Somerville Ward 6, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon W Neal M 39 Canada (immigrated 1894, parents born in Canada) Wife Annie Neal F 35 Massachusetts (parents born in Ireland) Son Arthur Neal M 17 Canada Daughter Hilda Neal F 16 Canada (parents born in Canada) Son Leslie Neal M 10 Massachusetts Daughter Doris Neal F 8 Massachusetts Son Thomas Neal M 7 Massachusetts "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2VT-SJZ : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Gordon W Neal, 1910. 1940 US Census, Ward 9, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon W Neal M 69 Canada (widowed) Daughter Waneta A Neal F 15 Massachusetts Son John O Neal M 22 Washington Daughter-in-law Ida Neal F 18 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMC-VKH : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Gordon W Neal, 1940. | NEIL, Gordon Weston (I9802)
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| 5846 | His marriage to Anna Quigley is listed as his first marriage. 1900 US Census, ED 729 Cambridge city Ward 5, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon Neal M 30 Canada Eng (born Aug 1870, father born in England, mother born in Canada, married 2y, immigrated 1893) Wife Annie T Neal F 26 Massachusetts (born Jul 1874, parents born in Ireland, married 2y, mother of 1 child - living) Son Arthur L Neal M 9 Canada Eng (born Jun 1891, parents born in Canada English, immigrated 1899) Daughter Hilda F Neal F 8 Canada Eng (born Aug 1892, parents born in Canada English, immigrated 1899) Son Leslie Neal M 1 Massachusetts (born Dec 1899, father born in Canada Eng, mother born in MA) "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M9TM-T8Y : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Annie T Neal in entry for Gordon Neal, 1900. 1910 US Census, Somerville Ward 6, Middlesex, Massachusetts Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon W Neal M 39 Canada (immigrated 1894, parents born in Canada) Wife Annie Neal F 35 Massachusetts (parents born in Ireland) Son Arthur Neal M 17 Canada Daughter Hilda Neal F 16 Canada (parents born in Canada) Son Leslie Neal M 10 Massachusetts Daughter Doris Neal F 8 Massachusetts Son Thomas Neal M 7 Massachusetts "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M2VT-SJZ : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Gordon W Neal, 1910. 1940 US Census, Ward 9, Portland, Portland City, Cumberland, Maine Household Gender Age Birthplace Head Gordon W Neal M 69 Canada (widowed) Daughter Waneta A Neal F 15 Massachusetts Son John O Neal M 22 Washington Daughter-in-law Ida Neal F 18 Maine "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMMC-VKH : accessed 07 Oct 2013), Gordon W Neal, 1940. | NEIL, Gordon Weston (I9802)
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| 5847 | Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Maitland 122. Arthur Wentworth Burns, B: Sept. 2, 1893, D: Apr. 16, 1963 His wife, Leonica Walker Burns, B: Nov. 16, 1900, D: Oct. 11, 1990 | WALKER, Leonica (I13783)
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| 5848 | Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Maitland 122. Arthur Wentworth Burns, B: Sept. 2, 1893, D: Apr. 16, 1963 His wife, Leonica Walker Burns, B: Nov. 16, 1900, D: Oct. 11, 1990 | BURNS, Arthur Wentworth (I17924)
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| 5849 | Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Maitland 122. Arthur Wentworth Burns, B: Sept. 2, 1893, D: Apr. 16, 1963 His wife, Leonica Walker Burns, B: Nov. 16, 1900, D: Oct. 11, 1990 | WALKER, Leonica (I13783)
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| 5850 | Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery, Maitland 122. Arthur Wentworth Burns, B: Sept. 2, 1893, D: Apr. 16, 1963 His wife, Leonica Walker Burns, B: Nov. 16, 1900, D: Oct. 11, 1990 | BURNS, Arthur Wentworth (I17924)
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