[N1845] CHR : IGI
[N1846] CHR : IGI
[N1847] CHR : IGI
[N1848] BIRT: IGI 11-Nov-12
[N1849] CHR : IGI
[N1850] CHR : IGI
[N1851] CHR : IGI
[N1852] CHR : IGI
[N1853] CHR : IGI
[N1854]
BIRT: 10 in 1851 born Hertford, 21 in 1861 born St Albans
CHR : IGI
JPG 1851, 1861
[N1855] CHR : IGI
[N1856] CHR : IGI
[N1857] CHR : IGI
[N1858]
BIRT: 44 in 1881; 54 in 1891; 64 in 1901
DEAT: Q11939 Islington RD age 101; NO PROOF
Photo of Lizzie Silk sent by Carol Burrows
[N1859]
BIRT: 20 in 1881; 30 in 1891
CHR : OPR seen
DEAT: age 72
1871, 1881 & 1891 seen
In 1871 as son of Thomas & Sarah CLARK. Sarah age 37 born Aylsham
[N1860]
BIRT: 12 in 1881; 22 in 1891
DEAT: age 79; no proof
BURI: deceasedonline.com
photo of him & Polly sent by Carol Burrows
WILL: Yes to Stanley George BESTER, baker
[N1861] BIRT: 10 in 1881; 19 in 1891; 29 born Clerkenwell from 1901
[N1862] BIRT: 7 in 1881; 17 in 1891; Clerkenwell from 1901
[N1863] BIRT: 3 in 1881; 13 born Islington from 1891, 23 born Clerkenwell from 1901
[N1864]
BIRT: S. Hackney
BURI: Coxall, Annie Alice 08jun1957 90y 183847 J08 8S13
[N1865]
DEAT: from MI
BURI: Section J08 age 46; Photo of grave
[N1866]
BIRT: from Valda Sparks
DEAT: from Valda Sparks
[N1867]
BIRT: from Valda Sparks
DEAT: from Valda Sparks
[N1868]
BIRT: Free BMD Mary PAVELY Royston RD Q21840
DEAT: from Valda Sparks
[N1869] BURI: RG8_0050 NOT SEEN
[N1870] BURI: RG8_0050 NOT SEEN
[N1871] emigrated 1927 to Sydney, NSW
[N1872] BIRT: from Valda Sparks
[N1873]
GEN: OCCU Farmer
GEN: SOUR Burial Index
GEN: Admon of Gibson Baker, Tolleshunt Major, 1829, deceased. [ERO Ref. D/ABAc
25]
GEN: Admon of the goods etc. of Gibson Baker, late of Tolleshunt Major,
deceased; granted to Sophia Baker, widow and relict of the
GEN: deceased. May 1829.
[N1874]
GEN: SOUR IGI
GEN: BAPM
GEN: DATE 30 SEP 1804
GEN: PLAC Terling, Essex
GEN: SOUR igi
GEN: Inherited land from her father (see Will)
[N1875]
GEN: OCCU Miller
GEN: SOUR 1st child's birthdate
GEN: SOUR Will proved on this date
GEN: LIVE
GEN: DATE 5 MAY 1830
GEN: PLAC Tolleshunt Major, Essex
GEN: SOUR Will made this date
GEN: 27 Feb 1798: Boreham, Essex
[N1876]
GEN: SOUR 1st child's birthdate
GEN: In husband's Will, wife is referred to as MARY...
FROM Kindred tree gadd1
Stephen Gadd, Cotham Brow, Bristol
[email protected]
From Email 18 Feb 2001: Not Martha PAVELY but Martha LYONS
[N1877] GEN: SOUR Minor when married
[N1878]
GEN: OCCU Miller
GEN: LIVE
GEN: DATE __ ___ 1841
GEN: PLAC Tolleshunt Major Green, Essex
GEN: Beneficiary of father's Will
[N1879]
GEN: LIVE
GEN: DATE __ ___ 1841
GEN: PLAC Tolleshunt Major Green, Essex
[N1880] Militia Records Sawbridgeworth
[N1881]
CHR : IGI
BURI: NBI age 32
[N1882]
MAY have been bp 18 Apr 1708 at Dunton, Bedfordshire, son of John Whetstone
who married 10 June 1707 Frances Stonebridge with brother John Whetstone bp
30 Jan 1714 Dunton, Bedfoardshire as per I.G.I.
[N1883] widower when he married Ann Whetstone.
[N1884]
BIRT: ? Great Eversden
Market gardener/farmer
Was a market gardener at Colne, Huntingdonshire. Joined son William in
East Nissouri Twp, Oxford Co., Canada West, 1946. Started on
Emigrated to Canada with 5 sons in 1846. Great-great-grandfather of Mrs Bonnie
Ostler , 17 George St, Georgetown, Ontario, Canada L7C 2K2 (1982).
[N1885] Farm wife
[N1886] He
[N1887]
Farmer/miner/adventurer
Emigrated 1842 to New York. Moved to Canada in search of cheap land. Bought
land in E. Nissouri Twp, Oxford Co., Canada West (Ontario). 1853 went by ship
throu the Panama Canal to California Gold Rush. Returned 2 years later.
Farmed for a bit but had enough money so he didn't have to work hard again.
Retired to St. Marys and travelled to see his brothers in Michigan and
British Columbia. Went home to England for a visit in 1868. Married twice
but had no children. Kept a wonderfully interesting journal.
[N1888]
no children. Travelled with her husband from New Jersey to backwoods of
Canada West Ontario) then to the California Gold Rush and back to Canada West
and on his trips to New York State, Michigan, Wisconsin, etc.
She developed a heart condition shortly after they moved from East Nissouri
to St. Marys in 1876.
[N1889]
immigrated with her parents and siblings to Ontario near Toronto (nee Kidd).
a widow living in St. Marys when she married William.
After William's death she married his younger
brother, Abe in Victoria, B.C. where she lived the remainder of her life.
[N1890] Pioneer Farmer
[N1891]
Pioneer Farmer
Settled first in West Zorra Twp and then moved to East Nissouri Twp. With
neighbours help, moved his house using 16 yoke of oxen from the first farm
to the second.
Served on township and county councils.
Retired to Queen St. East, St. Marys.
According to his obituary Josiah was only confined to his bed for two days
prior to his death but had been in failing health for some time.
[N1892]
Canadian pioneer
came to Canada with Josiah and his family. Marrried in the backwoods of E.
Nissouri Twp. by the Rev T.B.Brown, resident of Browns Corners and
an itinerant preacher who road his horse throughout a large pioneer.
community. mother of 8 girls and 3 boys.
SArah and Josiah were Members of the Methodist church
Lived in St. Marys for 32 years after retiring. Kept a beautiful flower garde
from the farm. Very capable until a stroke two weeks before her death.
[N1893]
Pioneer Farmer
took over his parents' farm.
[N1894]
hey had children Bert, Sarah (Mrs. J.O.Mitchell, St. Marys, Ont), Hickman
(married with no children Hick was killed by a train), Addie (lived Western
Canada), Clara (lived Western Canada) and Lilah (m. Jas Peff of Blenheim,
Ont)
[N1895]
Lived at Woodstock, Ontario for several years.
moved to Saskatchewan. with son Jay. dau, Gertrude married Skelton & lived
in Regina, Sask. with children Bill and Marjorie.
[N1896] Lived Denver Colorado. married with no children
[N1897]
Two daughters, Myrtle m. A.C. Thomson with dau Mary and Milton Sutherland of
Lakeside, Ont.
[N1898] had an oatmeal mill at Broughdale near London, Ont.
[N1899]
Pioneer farmer
Conc 12 East Nissouri Twp at Lakeside, Ont
[N1900]
Pioneer Farmer
Had 8 children, Maple (Mrs. E.C. Day, lived 61 Fairleigh Ave. S. Hamilton
with son Hugh and dau Mary) Orval m Ada Green 7 children, Josiah Celand
1885-1901, Albert James Feb 2 - Mar 2 1883 ob enfant, Mary (Minnie m. John
Clark) with two sons, Hugh killed in W.W.1 buried England 1918, Verna m.
George Lewis with no children, Harvey m. Frances Rolston with 5 children, one
died early.
[N1901] Lived 136 Crescent Rd., Toronto, Ont. Had no children
[N1902]
Cdn Pioneer
Nell had two children. One was Bert McDonald. The other's name is unknown
Lived London, Ont
[N1903]
Pioneer farmer
farmed lot 5, conc 8 East Nissouri Twp
[N1904] lived St. Marys, Ont
[N1905] lived Cleveland
[N1906] Alberta had one son and lived in Montreal
[N1907]
Had two children. Holmes died Jul 6, 1957 unmarried. Roy lived Stratford,
Ontario.
[N1908] Andrew and Henrietta lived in St. Marys, Ont
[N1909]
Farmer
was 19 yrs in 1846 when his parents came to Canada. Lived in East Nissouri
Twp, Oxford Co with parents and brothers until he married Jane in 1850. Moved
with Jane, eldest children to a farm 3 miles from Clifford, Fremont Twp , Mich
Jane died leaving him with young children. He remarried
[N1910]
Farmer
lived Caro
[N1911] married name Elam. lived Columbiaville, Mich
[N1912] Married name Shepard lived most of her life near Caro
[N1913] lived at Caro
[N1914] twins with Mattie Raymond. 1st married name Smith, 2nd married name Glanz
[N1915] Matie's twin
[N1916] marrried name Dietz lived Mayville, Mich.
[N1917]
Farmer
lived Columbiaville
[N1918] BURI: Woodlawn Cem from David Ferrin (email Feb 2008)
[N1919]
Farmer
lived Columbiaville
[N1920] unmarried
[N1921] Farmer
[N1922]
Farmer
lived Columbiaville
[N1923] married name Muir
[N1924] married name Straffon
[N1927]
Farmer
lived Tuscola Co.
[N1928] lived Caro
[N1929] married name Curvin
[N1930] lived Clyo Mich.
[N1931] married name Hanes
[N1932] married name White
[N1933] lived Caro
[N1934] married name Barrigar, lived Richman, Michigan
[N1935] married name Kaplan
[N1936]
Farmer
lived Columbiaville
[N1937] lived Lapeer Co.
[N1938]
Came to Canada summer 1846. Lived with parents until 1853 when he went to
California Gold Rush with bro. Wm. Abe went on to British Columbia and "mined
there with various success for several years"according to Wm's Memoirs.
He was still on Barkerville Voters' List in 1881. He also appeared in the 1881
Census for Victoria as an Expressman. Became a green gorcer in Victoria, B.C.
No early marriage located. No known children. Married brother, Wm's widow.
[N1939] Farmer
[N1940]
Farm wife
Her first child Julia Ann Vansickle was born out of wedlock and raised by her
Eliza's sister Mary Ann and her husband James Vansickle. Eliza died giving
birth to her second set of twins. Eliza had long curly auburn hair.
[N1941]
Farm wife
her family were of Palatine origin. United Empire Loyalists from NY State
[N1942]
Farmer
Emigrated to Niagara area married Hannah there and moved to his farm in E.
Nissouri Twp ABT 1840
[N1943] 1st cousin of Eliza Catherine Taylor Whetstone. Mary had no children
[N1944]
illegitimate daughter of Eliza Catherine Taylor raised by her aunt & uncle
Mary Ann & James Vansickle
[N1945] Lived in London, Ontario near the fairgrounds
[N1946] farm wife
[N1947] Farmed E Nissouri
[N1948] Farm wife
[N1949] Farmer
[N1950]
Farm wife
lived a long life. lived with son Harry Thornton for many years after her
husband died.
[N1951] Farmer
[N1952] married with 5 children worked the family farm in East Nissourit Twp
[N1953] married Richard English with a boy and a girl lived London, Ont
[N1954]
Farmer
third generation of the Smith farm in E Nissouri Twp
[N1956]
married twc two children Jennetter Tate and a son from first marriage to ?
Tate
[N1957]
Farmer
Fun loving man. political, very social.
[N1958]
Farm wife
avid reader. named her children from novels she read.
[N1959] Farmer/Insurance Sales
[N1960] criminal
[N1961] Teacher Farm Wife
[N1962]
Farm wife
loved to recite poetry. She & John worked too hard. Ruined their health.
religious woman. Had a good marriage
[N1963]
trainedcheesemaker Farmer
met his wife while working at New Lawson cheese Factory, Dereham Twp. south
of Ingersoll. Hired man for Rant Harris for 2 years before taking over from
his father in 1896. 5 ft 8 inches very strong, quick temper, church-going
tea-totaler. Health broke early. Died of typhoid fever
[N1964] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1965] Living Individual - Details withheld
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[N1968] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1969] Living Individual - Details withheld
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[N1979] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1980] No Children
[N1981] farmer - truck driver
[N1982]
welder
Lived London, Ont
[N1983] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1984] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1985] Living Individual - Details withheld
[N1986] Farm wife
[N1987] Farmer
[N1988] Farmer
[N1989] Farm wife
[N1990] Farmer
[N1991] Farmer
[N1993] Owned motel at Paris, Ont
[N1994]
They had 5 children. Rhena lived in St. Marys worked in the local IGA as
cashier
[N1995]
They had two sons only one survived. Eliza & Archibald lived B.C.
Eliza was John Abraham's twin. He died age 9 months. Her mother
died when she was born. Her older sisters raised her.
[N1996] P/C 1871
[N1997]
Details from Thomas H.F.Kidman, 36 London Road, Cirencester, GL7 1AG, England
Email (1999):[email protected]
[N1998]
BIRT: more likely baptized 1712 Dry Drayton
Ancestor of Henry David Dall (Ancestral File)
[N1999] BIRT: James from daughter's death cert
[N2000] BIRT: 28 in 1861; 38 in 1871; 48 in 1881
[N2001]
BIRT: 4 in 1861; 14 in 1871; 25 in 1882
CHR : JPG OPR
[N2002]
BIRT: 8 in 1871
CHR : OPR seen
[N2003]
BIRT: 6 in 1871
CHR : OPR seen
[N2004]
BIRT: 2 in 1871; 26 in 1895
CHR : OPR seen
[N2005] BIRT: 4 mths in 1871; 20 in 1891
[N2006] BIRT: 25 in 1899
[N2007] BIRT: 5 in 1881; 23 in 1899
[N2008] DEAT: Alive at 1881 Census
[N2009] DEAT: Living (widowed) at 1881 Census
[N2010] DEAT: Alive at 1881 Census
[N2011] DEAT: Alive at 1881 Census
[N2012]
?? married to W.H. SPENCER after 1901
JPG 1901 as CHURCHYARD
[N2013]
BIRT: Twin Born in Fenstanton
Emigrated on SS Doric 16 June 1887
[N2014] DEAT: Alive at 1881 Census
[N2015] Ancestor of Janet Phillips ([email protected])'s husband
[N2016]
BURI: deceasedonline.com
National Serivce Medal no.1136 with the Royal Signals
[N2019]
Between 1914-1920 Sidney joined the war as a Private with the 12th Batallion of
Royal Irish Rifles No.50137 and was awarded the VICTORY CROSS and the BRITISH
CROSS as documented in the PRO Medal Index. During the 2nd World War he joined
the National Fire Service as a volunteer and on a part-time bases He was
promoted to be Company Officer on 18.12.1943 by his Senior Officer Jordon Smith
M.B.E. He occupation as Officer of the Department was with the Inland Revenue,
New Wing, Somerset House, London, W.C.2 At the time of death his address was 85
Callander Road, Lewisham
[N2020]
BIRT: 8 in 1881 born Clerkenwell; Clerkenwell from 1901
in 1901 as "PAVELEY"
[N2021]
BIRT: Old Ford from 1901
BURI: age 70
[N2022]
BIRT: 9 in 1841; 28 in 1861; 38 in 1871
CHR : JPG OPR
DEAT: Iain has death cert
BURI: age 41 Grave 053061 Location J06
JPG 1851
JPG & P/C 1871; living with sister-in-law Emily PAVELY wid age 31 born Kingsland
From June Pavely (Genesreunited 2004):
"I have been told that John Pavely may have been a street trader,and it would
appear that a Michael Wells,set William and Hannah Pavely up in business in a
property in Honey Lane Mkt.London about 1857.I have been told it was a
restaurant,this would probably tie up with him being a master baker? I have
indentures re Honey Lane Market."
From Michaela Bleach-Pavely:
PROBATE: Letters of Administration - granted 3rd November 1873: "William
Pavely", late of 165 St.John Street, Clerkenwell,Middlesex, Bread and Biscuit
Baker, who died 12th October 1873 at St.John Street, (Letters of
administration) granted to Hannah Pavely, of 165 St.John Street, widow, the
relict. Effects under �1000." This is the entry in the general index of wills
and administrations. The P.O. Commercial Trade Directory of 1867 listed: PAVELY
Charles - Swan Hotel 14 New Street, Convent Garden W.C. PAVELY George -
Bookbinder, Bell Alley, Goswell Road, E.C. PAVELY James Duval - Watch-Maker, 38
Archer Street, Kensington Park W. PAVELY Robert - Greengrocer, 172 Jamaica
Road, Bermondsey S.E. Also the following where listed in the 1876 Directory:
PAVELY Francis Edward - Cheesemonger, Haverstock Hill N.W. PAVELY George -
Bookbinder, Hayne Street, Long Lane E.C. PAVELY James Duval - Watch-Maker, 38
Archer Street, Kensington Park W. PAVELY Robert - Greengrocer, 172 Jamaica
Road, Bermondsey S.E. Between 1895-1989: PAVELY, William - Apartments, 289
Vauxhall Bridge Road, S.W. Uknown if the above William is related.
From Iain Pavely "'William, of 3 Honey Lane Market, Cheapside, Pastry Cook',
became 'free by patrimony (�1 paid)' in 1866"
WILL: 3 Nov 1873 Adm to Hannah of 165 St John St, widow. JPG probate index. <�1000
[N2023]
BIRT: 30 in 1861 born Camden Town; 40 in 1871; 50 in 1881 born Hampstead
DEAT: 1d 839
BURI: age 68 Burial 100834 Section J06
JPG 1881 with Emily Paveley sister in law
In Same grave:
Pavely, William (aged 41)
1832 - 1873 (buried 16/10/1873)
Aldwinckle, Ellen (aged 42)
of 20 Framfield Road, Highbury, N
1856 - 1898 (buried 16/05/1898)
Pavely, Hannah (aged 68)
of 13 Acorn Terrace, Westcombe Hill, Greenwich
1832 - 1900 (buried 15/01/1900)
[N2024]
BIRT: age 41 born London in 1841
CHR : JPG OPR as PAVELEY
DEAT: apoplexy age 42. Michaela has Death Cert. Wit: Louisa WELLMAN of 13 York St,
Originally thought to be a spectacle maker but Anthony wrote "He was not a
spectacle maker or freeman of the city but a draper/warehouseman. Iain Pavely
wrote that he joined the Society of Spectacle Makers in 1834, but had no
connection with making spectacles.
"In 1825 the year of his marriage to Hannah WELLS he was a witness at a trial
at the Old Bailey against Henry JOHNSON for theft 16 Feb 1826."
John Pavely Death Q3 1842, Bermondsey - ref: Vol.4 Page.15
JPG 1841
I found Louisa Wellmann, but with no further clue as to whether she was related
to John PAVELY:
JOHN WILLIAM WELLMAN
Spouse: LOUISA BLAKE
Marriage: 27 DEC 1830 Holy Trinity, Newington, Surrey, England
ALICE ELEANOR WELLMAN
Christening: 10 OCT 1841 Saint Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, London,
Father: JOHN WILLM. WELLMAN
Mother: LOUISA
In 1841 they were living in Leather Market, Bermondsey
From the 1861 Census of Southwark, Louisa was born in Dartford, Kent. John
Wellman was from Canterbury, Kent.
[N2025]
BIRT: 54 in 1851, wid; age 43 born London in 1841; 64 in 1861 wid
DEAT: inf: Hannah Pavely (nee Brown) (wife of William Pavely (baker) of 165 St John
BURI: Burial 039805 Section I06 age 70
JPG 1851
With son William in 1861
[N2026] To Australia in 1882
[N2027] To Australia in 1882
[N2028] ancestor of Jenny Smith ([email protected])
[N2029] ancestor of Donna Lomon's husband
[N2030] BURI: scarlet fever
[N2031] BIRT: age 2 wks in 1871; 10 in 1881
[N2032] grandmother of Lesley Margaret (Lee) Reddick [[email protected]]
[N2033]
BIRT: VRI2
CHR : 24 Feb 1797 rebaptized
[N2035] info from Florence ([email protected])
[N2036]
BIRT: from 1920 Census; age 55 in 1930; Mass from 1930; 37 born Ireland from 1910;
DEAT: 28 May from death notice
BURI: Mass at St Ignatius, Layola Park Ave at 84th St
immigrated 1897, na 1919
P/C 1930
P/C NY Times 30 May 1944 Death Announcement
[N2037]
BIRT: 10 in 1910; age 19 in 1920; Feb 1900 from 1900; Record Search Birth Cert LDS
DEAT: tuberculosis
BURI: Mass at St Ignatius, Layola Park Ave at 84th St
Mustard gas poisoning in WW1
Macormack Harold W -- [Service Number] 001411107, [Date of Enlistment]
02/19/1918
ARC Identifier 3622977 / Local Identifier NV08142026
File Unit from Record Group 24: Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel, 1798
- 2007
P/C NY Times 23 Mar 1944 death announcement
[N2038]
BIRT: date from 1920; 1902 from Jim Wells; date from SSDI, 18 Nov from CA DEath
DEAT: SSDI SSN 545-07-3814 issued CA & CA DEATH index
BURI: cremation
WW1 Draft Reg card JPG P/C
JPG 1921 Directory Philadelphia
P/C JPG 1930
P/C JPG 25 Nov 1916 Brooklyn Daily Eagle for sale a 5-passenger car
P/C JPG Journal of Dairy Science Mar 1944. Abstract from Ice Cream Field (1943)
on Steel for Insulation by James G. Macormack of Amer. Flange & Mfg. Co & C.T.
Hogan & Co, NY
JPG Funeral record N Gray & Co.
[N2039]
BIRT: 31 in 1930
DEAT: P/C Death Notice NY Times 5 Jul 1968
SSDI SSN 065-01-8146 20 Aug 1898 to Jul 1968
P/C JPG 1930
[N2040]
BIRT: 8 Jun from from Ancestry Family Tree (Wells)
DEAT: from Ancestry Family Tree (Wells)
[N2041]
BIRT: from Ancestry Family Tree (Wells)
DEAT: from Ancestry Family Tree (Wells)
[N2043] DEAT: on active service
[N2044] BURI: MI (photo)
[N2046] BIRT: ?
[N2047]
BIRT: death index gives date as 4 Aug; SSDI as 5 Aug
DEAT: SSDI SSN 545-70-6207 Issued CA - gives death date as Feb 1982; CA death index
[N2048] DEAT: SSDI SSN 401-80-1689 ; issued Kentucky
[N2049] Tel: (518) 279 9817
[N2050] grandchild of Ingle & Mary (Lilley) Jemington
[N2051]
Eleanor was 17 and Frederick was 20 when married. Fred being a
Carpenter.Their witnesses were Elijah lawrence and Emma Willers
[N2052] BIRT: Source: 1881 Census - Haslingfield, Cambridge, England.
[N2053]
DEAT: age 84
BURI: MI
BIRT: Source: 1881 Census - Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire, England.
Edward died of senile Decay aged 84, at Moss Farm, Haslingfield,
Cambridge. Neice M.B Barnard was present at death, her address also Moss
Farm.