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| 2251 | Early census records imply that Jean was probably still living with her parents until at least 1837. In 1851, Jean was residing in Beverly, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and children. In 1861, at age 52, Jean was residing in Beverly, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and children. In 1871, at age 61, Jean was residing in Kirkwall, Beverly, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and son Andrew. In 1881, at age 72, Jean was residing in Kirkwall, Beverly, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada, as a widow with her son Andrew and his family. In 1891, at age 82, Jean was residing in Kirkwall, Beverly, Wentworth, Ontario, Canada, as a widow with her son Andrew and his family. | Gillespie, Jean (I6869)
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| 2252 | Early census records seem to indicate that Thomas was probably still living with his parents by 1840 in Puslinch. Thomas cannot be found in the 1880/81 census in Canada, USA, or Britain. He is presumed to have died before 1881. No match can be found in the 1871 Ontario census either. | Gillespie, Thomas (I6987)
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| 2253 | Early Niagara census records show a Samuel or Samson Lutz as head of one of the first 12 European households in Niagara in 1783. As George would have been only 19 at the time, it is presumed that Samuel is his father. Presumably a different Samuel Lutz is shown in the 1828 census as Samuel Loot living in Bertie Township (present-day Fort Erie), Welland County, Ontario, and living with 2 males under 16. However the record show a total of 4 people living in the house. It is presumed that the census taker forgot to record Samuel's wife. The ages of the children suggest this Samuel would likely be a son to the present Samuel Lutz and a brother to George. | Lutz, Samuel (I9056)
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| 2254 | Early Tax Lists of Tennessee. Microfilm, 12 rolls. The Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee. | Source (S2974)
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| 2255 | East Lawn Cemetary, Beloit, WI, Burial Record of George H. and Alta E. Brown (Name: Copy of Cemetary Record;), Source Medium: Book . | Source (S29)
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| 2256 | East Manse | Family F3229
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| 2257 | Eden Cemetery | Stewart, Donald Elisha (I15859)
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| 2258 | Edgar served in WWI. | Harold, Edgar McKee (I7587)
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| 2259 | Edinburgh, Scotland: The Scottish National War Memorial (SNWM). "Roll Search." Accessed, 2022. "https://www.snwm.org/roll-search/. | Source (S1688)
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| 2260 | Edited by H. C. Bradsby, History of Luzerne County (Name: 1893;), Source Medium: Book . | Source (S26)
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| 2261 | Edith Angus was born in 1908 in Halton, Lancashire, England. In 1912, at age 4, Edith Angus and her birth family immigrated to Quebec, Canada, bound for Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Edith never worked, nor married. She lived with her parents until her death in 1941 at age 32. | Angus, Edith (I20729)
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| 2262 | Edith is found only in family records and has not been found in any census or birth records. | Stewart, Edith (I16007)
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| 2263 | Edith is the daughter of George Evans -- probably this George Evans, but it's not certain that this is the correct George Evans. | Evans, Edith Alberta (I5737)
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| 2264 | Edith's birth registration confirms her birth as 3 MAY 1873, which would maker her older than her husband. However, on all later documents she gives her date of birth as 1875 presumably to make herself appear younger than her husband. | McKee, Edith (I10238)
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| 2265 | Edmund worked as a white-wash sprayer and is believed to have never married nor had children. | Cuthbert, Edmund (I3187)
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| 2266 | Edna has not been found in census records and is presumed to have married or died prior to 1910. | Cuthbert, Edna May (I3188)
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| 2267 | Edna Jean died in infancy. She is buried with her grandparents, William and Agnes Stewart. | Stewart, Edna Jean (I15985)
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| 2268 | Edna's date of death is not listed on her gravestone. She is found with her parents in 1911 but not in 1921 so is presumed to have died before 1921. | Pilling, Edna (I12503)
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| 2269 | Edouard was Superintendent of Buildings of the King from 1690 to 1699 and protector of the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. | Colbert, Edouard (I2672)
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| 2270 | Edward Angus' family is a bit of a mystery. No marriage records have been found for either of his wives. His first wife, Ruth, is believed to have died in childbirth, along with their daughter. His two daughters from his second marriage disappear from records after 1891. His son, Edward Jr., was convicted of raping a 15 year old girl and declared insane. Edward Angus was born in 1841 in Lancaster, Lancashire, Scotland. In 1851, at age 11, he was residing in Lancaster, Lancashire, England with his parents and siblings. Edward has not been found in 1861. Edward is presumed to have married about 1867 to Ruth, whose surname is unknown. No record of their marriage has been found. They had one daughter in 1868 who died at birth. Ruth is presumed to have died in childbirth. Edward is presumed to have married shortly afterwards to Mary Ann, whose surname is unknown. No record of their marriage has been found. In 1871, at age 28, Edward Angus was residing at 25 Moor Lane in St. Ann's Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England with his second wife, Mary Ann. He was employed as a chemist's labourer. In 1881, at age 38, Edward Angus was residing at 63 Grasmere Rd in St. Ann's Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England with his wife and children. He was employed as a chemist. In 1891, at age 49, Edward Angus was residing at 7 Dalton Road in Park Ward, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, with his wife and children. He was employed as a colour maker. Edward, his wife, and their two daughters have not been found in the 1901 or 1911 censuses. Only their son Edward Jr has been found in 1901 and afterwards. It's not known if Edward Sr and his wife and daughters all died about the same time or if they emigrated to an unknown location. | Angus, Edward Sr. (I497)
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| 2271 | Edward Brown was residing in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA, in 1918 when shipped overseas for service in WWI as a First Lieutenant. In 1930, Edward Brown was residing in Hanover, Luzerne, Pennsylvanian, USA, with his wife and three children. He was employed as salesman for a text book company. In 1940, Edward Brown was residing at Rutter St Main Road in Hanover, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA, with his wife and four children. He was employed as a forester. (There is a matching Edward Brown in Wilkes-Barre, also married to a Mary, but with no children. This Edward is preferred as his wife's sister, Nan Emmanuel, is staying with them and one of Edward's daughters is named Nan.) In 1942, on his WWII draft registration document, he was listed as residing in Wilkes-Barre, and employed with the Department of Agriculture. | Brown, 1st Lieut. Edward (I22020)
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| 2272 | Edward enlisted in the Canadian Armed Forces for WW1 and was living in Iroqois, Ontario at the time. It is not known if they had any children. | Bolton, Edward Stewart (I1230)
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| 2273 | Edward is found in census records as late as 1921 as single and residing with his parents. He is presumed to have never married. | Moore, Edward Stewart (I11420)
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| 2274 | Edward Lewis Speed was one of several children. Full family information is available from Chuck Speed of Texas. Edward Lewis Speed (nicknamed Ed) grew up as a young man at the family homestead in Cordell, Oklahoma. After visiting Clarendon, Texas around 1906 during the July 4th celebration, he convinced his father Henry Lewis Speed to move there in 1907-08. Ed and his brother Charles shared a successful construction business in the Clarendon area for a number of years. Ed later entered into a father & son construction partnership with his only son, Homer Charles Speed. All members of this family are buried in Clarendon. | Speed, Edward Lewis (I14474)
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| 2275 | Edward lived only a few days and his buried near his parents. His dates are unknown. He is not mentioned in Nelker. | Steuart, Edward (I22296)
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| 2276 | Edward McGehee Stewart, 86, retired consulting engineer with Standard Oil Company, and a former resident of New Orleans, died at 11:30 AM Tuesday at Memorial Hospital in Gulfport where he had been a patient for one day. Mr. Stewart had been a resident at the Dixie White House in Pass Christian for about four years, prior to which he resided in New Orleans. He was born 13 Sept 1880 in Laurel Hill, Louisiana. (obit) | Stewart, Edward McGehee (I23790)
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| 2277 | Edward never married nor had children. Nothing more is known of him. (Nelker) | Steuart, Edward Henry Calvert (I22439)
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| 2278 | Edward never married. (Nelker) | Steuart, Edward David (I22422)
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| 2279 | Edward Newcombe's 3rd son Stewart Francis Newcombe was the famous Commanding Officer of lawrence of Arabia. His name appears frequently in the Seven Pillars of Wisdom. | Newcombe, Col. Stewart Francis (I11665)
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| 2280 | Edward spent much of his youth in exile in Hungary. He married Agatha in Hungary. | Atheling, Edward the (I210)
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| 2281 | Edward Tonge, esq., was born Sep. 13, 1769, son of John & Susanna Tonge, and died Oct. 18, 1809, at his mansion house on Cane Acres in St.Paul's parish, as shown by a tombstone "Erected to his memory by his most affectionate wife Ann" in an old graveyard by the side of the road between Bacon's Bridge and Charleston. Ann was Edward's second wife, he having married when rather young Elizabeth Murray, who was born Oct. 25, 1772, in Charleston, and died July 15, 1788, in thar city, aged 15 years and 8 months, as stated on a stone erected by her husband in 1794. Ann's mother-in-law, Susanna Tonge, continued to reside at Cane Acres until her death Aug. 18, 1828, at the age of 86 years. Ann had no children by Edward, and awhile after his death in 1809 she married a man named Gist and went to live in Union County, S. C. There Mr. Gist died, and some time afterward she died, childless. In her possession was a big bible which had belonged to her father, James Stewart, and placed within it was the family lineage running back to King Robert II of Scotland which her grandfather, Patrick Stewart, had had his son Charles write out from "uncontroverted history." A brother of Ann's second husband, upon request, sent "this ancient paper" to Morgan Brown, who married Elizabeth Little, born Nov. 24, 1765, daughter of William and Catherine (Stewart) Little. Elizabeth Little was a cousin to Ann. (Edson, George. Stewart Clan Magazine, Vol. 34, Tome G, No. 8, Feb. 1957.) | Tonge, Edward (Planter) (I23755)
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| 2282 | Edwin Sims Tait was born in 1889 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA, although he gives his place of birth as Brantford, Ontario, Canada on several other records, including his CEF Attestation Paper. In 1901, at age 15, Edwin was residing in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada with his parents and siblings. In 1911, Edwin was not residing with his parents. He has not been found. In 1915, Edwin Sim Tait submitted Attestation Papers to the Candian Expeditionary Force. He was residing in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada at the time and was single. In 1953, Edwin was residing in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. | Tait, Edwin Sims (I18995)
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| 2283 | Egedia married Sir Alexander de Menzies, of Durisdeer. | Stewart, Egedia (I15989)
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| 2284 | Egidia Stewart married three times: firstly to Sir James Lindsay of Crawford Castle; secondly to Sir Hugh Eglinton; and thirdly to Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith. | Stewart, Egedia (I15990)
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| 2285 | Eileen died in childhood. | Tait, Hazel Eileen (I18996)
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| 2286 | Einion was killed in a raid on Gwent. | Owain, Einion ap (I12231)
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| 2287 | Either William is a twin of Elmer, or William's birth date is incorrect, of William and Elmer are the same person. | Hardbottle, William A. (I7547)
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| 2288 | Eldest daughter, Mary Ann Stewart, had an illegitimate son, Michael, by an unknown man and then married William Rattray, a railway porter from St. Ninians, Stirlingshire. They had several children of their own and took in Mary Ann’s younger sisters, Isabella and Helen. Mary Ann Stewart is not found with her parents in 1841 in Lochearnhead. In 1851, at age 22, Mary Stewart was residing in Lochearnhead, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, with her parents and siblings. She was born in Ireland and working as a household servant. In 1855, at the time of her father's death, Mary Stewart is listed as 23 years old on her father's death registration. In 1856, at age 25, Mary Stewart gave birth to a son, Michael Stewart, whose father is unknown. The parish register has not been viewed for his birth but, given that his surname is Stewart, it may be that he was illegitimate. Mary Stewart married firstly to an unknown man and had one child in Comrie. She married secondly on 10 DEC 1858 in Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland to William Michael Rattray. They had six children. | Stewart, Mary Ann (I17759)
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| 2289 | Eldest son of Alan Fitz-Flaad. Ancestor of the FitzAlan family, Earls of Arundel. | Fitz-Alan, William High Sheriff of Shropshire (I6085)
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| 2290 | Eleanor (Ellen) Evans was born in 1847 in Rhuddlan, Flintshire, Wales, as the daughter of Thomas Evans. Her mother is unknown at this time. Ellen has not be found in 1851. She as not been confidently identified in 1861. (See below.) In 1868, at age 21, Ellen Evans and John Jones had a son, Daniel, three years prior to their marriage. In May 1870, at age 23, Ellen Evans and John Jones had a son, John, who was recorded as being 11 months old in the 1871 census on 2 Apr 1871. His birth was not registered until Jul-Dec 1871, after his parents marriage. In 1871, at age 21 (sic 24), Ellen was residing at 14 Legs Yard in Bolton, Lancashire, England, with her husband and their sons Daniel and John. Boarding with them were Robert and Rebecca Kilroy and George Smith. They are not known to be related. On 2 July 1871, at age 24, Ellen Evans, daughter of Thomas Evans a mariner, married to 25-year-old, John Jones, at Manchester Cathedral in Manchester, Lancashire, England. They were both residing at 196 Hamilton Street (a row house located in Atherton on the outskirts of Bolton), Manchester, Lancashire, England, at the time of their marriage. They already had two children. In 1881, at age 34, Ellen was residing at 27 Cardiff Street in Harpurhey, Prestwich, Manchester, Lancashire, England with her husband and their sons, John, William T., Daniel, and Richard. Her place of birth is given as Rhydham, Wales, however, no such place has been found. Likely this is a transcription error for Rhyddlan/Rhuddlan. In 1891, at age 44, Ellen was residing at 16 Baythorpe Street in Little Bolton, Lancashire, England, with her husband and children. In 1901, at age 54, Ellen Jones was residing at 97 Grasmere Street in Bolton, Lancashire, England, with her husband and children. Her place of birth was given as Rhylan, Flintshire, Wales. In 1911, at age 64, Ellen Jones was residing at 42 Wilmot St in Halliwell, Bolton, Lancashire, England, with her husband. They were residing in the home of their son-in-law and daughter James and Elizabeth Ann Pilling. Her place of birth was given as Rhyland, Wales. Two possible occurrences for Ellen can be found in the 1861 census: 1. Ellen Evans, b: 1848 in Llanasa, Flintshire (about 5 miles east of Rhuddlan), working as a scullery maid in an inn owned by Owen Roberts, living in Rhuddlan. As she is only 13 it is presumed that she is orphaned. 2. Ellen Evans, b: 1849 in Rhyl (2 miles from Rhuddlan), living with her family in Llangelnwen, Angelsey, Wales. Father: Edward Evans is a brick maker. Mother: Jane. Siblings: Edward, John (Ellen's twin), Sarah, & William. | Evans, Eleanor (Ellen) (I5740)
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| 2291 | Eleanor Angus was born in 1823 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England and died two years later in 1825, just prior to her second birthday. | Angus, Eleanor (I498)
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| 2292 | Eleanor married firstly to John Watson who subsequently died prematurely. She married secondly to Lawrence Compton whom she later divorced. After her divorce she resumed using the surname Watson. | Steuart, Eleanor (I22363)
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| 2293 | Eleanor was only 7 years old when her father died. In 1763, Eleanor's uncle, Patrick Stewart, dictated a detailed family tree, which was subsequently added to by by Dr. James Caraway in 1789, in which Eleanor is described as "Eleanor married a Devaughn, in North Carolina, where they still reside, if alive." She is recorded as age 72 at her time of death. "The Invincible" publication mistakenly gives her husband as Henry Cage of Woodville, Mississippi, USA. ----------- Penelope Helen “Nellie” Stewart Devane BIRTH 24 Mar 1771 New Hanover County, North Carolina, USA DEATH 13 Jan 1845 (aged 73) New Hanover County, North Carolina, USA BURIAL Burial Details Unknown MEMORIAL ID 138485061 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Helen Penelope "Nellie" Stewart married Thomas DeVane, III on June 6, 1792 following the death of Thomas's first wife, Margaret Bloodworth, a daughter of Senator Timothy & Priscilla Jones Bloodworth. Helen was a daughter of William Stewart (1711-1778) and Janette McDougald (1735-1793) of Bladen Co., NC. She was the mother of: 1.) Stewart Devane (1793-1861) m. Eliza Whatley 2.) Ireton C. Devane (1795-1851) m. Nancy McPhail 3.) Patrick L. Devane (1797-1837) m. Lavice Gay 4.) Rufus Devane (1798-1865) m. Diana Henry 5.) Mary Jane Devane (1801-1808) 6.) Thomas Devane (1803-1847) m. Eliza Ann Fennel; Eliza Ann Harvey 7.) William King Devane (1805-1846) m. Margaret Ann Fennell 8.) Franklin Devane (1807-1837) m. Mary Murphy 9.) Elizabeth Devane (1809-1809) Bible records. DAR Seimes Collection. Helen DeVane left a Will in New Hanover Co NC written 19 Nov 1844. She names children: Stewart DeVane, Rufus DeVane, Thomas DeVane and wife Eliza, William King DeVane and wife Margaret Ann, Ireton C. DeVane who was dead by 1844 and had left children and son, Patrick L. DeVane (FindAGrave) | Stewart, Eleanor Helen (I15994)
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| 2294 | Electoral Rolls. West Yorkshire Archive Service, Leeds, England. | Source (S1924)
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| 2295 | Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records. | Source (S1378)
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| 2296 | Elenore's name variously spelled Elender, Elenor. | Elenore (I5570)
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| 2297 | Elgin's sister, Louise preserved the family history. She was a journalist. She never married. | Hatch, Elgin (I7696)
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| 2298 | Eli married and had a large family. They are beyond the scope of my research. | White, Eli M. (I20097)
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| 2299 | Eli served as a corporal with the 38th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force. Furler -- Eli Furler of Nixon married Miss Ruthie Broughton of Nixon, 21 Aug 1910 in Simcoe [BC19100907p4] | Furler, Corporal Eli Jonas (I6413)
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| 2300 | Elisa is not found in 1841, but in 1851 she was residing with her uncle, James Stewart, in Stank. | Stewart, Elisa (I15996)
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