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| 1 | Statutory registers - Marriages - Search results | ScotlandsPeople https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/record-results?search_type=People&surname=Denny&forename=Margaret&forename_so=starts&from_year=1900&to_year=2001&surname_so=exact&record_type=stat_marriages | Family F38
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| 2 | ,NAturalized | HORNE, Emma Anna (I12)
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| 3 | 101 years | HORNE, Jacob Henry (I24)
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| 4 | 12 years | HORNE, Emma Anna (I12)
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| 5 | 14 years | HORNE, Isabella (I11)
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| 6 | 1901 Census has name enumerated as G. Walter | CASSELS, Walter Gibson Pringle (I291)
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| 7 | 1901 Census has year of birth 1890, likely error in calculation. | KUHN, Hattie Victoria (I447)
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| 8 | 23 yrs, farmer from Hessen-Darmstadt | HORNE, Jacob Henry (I24)
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| 9 | 25 yrs | HORNE, John B. (I15)
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| 10 | 36 years, Buther from Strasbourbg | HORNE, Johann (Jean) (I36)
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| 11 | 4 years of age | HORNE, Donatus Milton (I16)
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| 12 | 43 yrs, | CLAVIN, Cornelius Harry (I19)
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| 13 | 6 months of age | HORNE, Ralph P. (I33)
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| 14 | 72 years, CofE | HORNE, Andrew Philip (I21)
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| 15 | 78 years at time of death. Cause: Old Age | MCNAB, James (I64)
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| 16 | A resident of Calgary for 61 years, Mrs. Helen Howe Hare, 91, of 630 25th Ave. N.E., died Wednesday. Funeral Service will be conducted by Rev. Robert Shannon Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the Cy Foster-Gooder Chapel on the Hill. Burial will follow in Queen's Park Cemetery. Borin in Ottawa, Mrs. Hare lived at Dartmouth, N.S. before coming to Calgary in 1907. Her grandfather was the Hon. Joseph Howe of N.S. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen Murdoch and Mrs. Eleanor Lumgair, both of Calgary; three stepsons, Terrence G. Hare of Detroit, Joseph M. Hare of Portland, and Richard A. Hare of Vancouver; and two grandchildren, Mrs. Judy Ross of Vancouver and Ken Hare of Calgary. The Calgary Herald (Calgary, Alberta, 1968), "Funeral Saturday For 91-Year-Old Resident of City". https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howe-2820 | HOWE, Helen (I51)
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| 17 | According to Winthrop Bell, he has concluded that Jacob KUHN or Heinrich Kuhn (SR.) are likely the same person, referencing the pattern of changing forenames in records such as the Victualling List. The Heinrich Kuhn who appears in records past 1750/52 is clearly the son of this Jacob Heinrich and who was part of the family group who sailed from Rotterdam in 1750. At this time, definitive conclusions have not been validated and research is ongoing. | KUHN, Jacob (I14)
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| 18 | AKA Samuel Knowles Sands. Unconfirmed that he was deserter from Royal Navy and changed his name to Robertson. | ROBERTSON, William (I331)
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| 19 | Albert was born on the day the Prince of Wales landed in Halifax so he was named after the prince. www.wikitree.com/wiki/Thomson-3502 | THOMSON, Albert Edward (I42)
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| 20 | Allemand and Allamand are both spelling variants. | ALLEMAND, Jane Elizabeth (I325)
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| 21 | Alternate birth date 4 June 1864 at Fergusons Cove, Halifax Co. NS - See Nova Scotia Births, Marriages, and Deaths William A. Lynch death at Halifax, Halifax County on November 6, 1949 : Male Death Registration: Year: 1949 number: 5761 --------------------------------------------------------- | LYNCH, William A. (I52)
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| 22 | Ann Maria's surname is entered and transcribed as: Koohn" | Family F118
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| 23 | At time of marriage to Susan MCNab, was 48 years of age. | GOODFELLOW, Rev. Peter Ferguson (I154)
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| 24 | Birth may have been in cork, Ireland, where initial baptism occurred. | HUGONIN, Francis James (I495)
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| 25 | Bride and groom both widowed at time of 2nd marriage, | Family F38
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| 26 | Buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, B.C. | GOODLIFFE, Frederick Millington (I168)
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| 27 | Called "Bill" | KUHN, William Max (I576)
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| 28 | Called “Frances” | SAVARY, Francoise Anastasie (I25)
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| 29 | CAuse of death: drowning | MCNAB, John Henry (I62)
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| 30 | Church of England | Family F7
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| 31 | Contributed by Design and Art Australia Online Watercolourist and army officer. Son of William Thomas Lyttleton. Though he lived inVan Diemen's Land for ten years, most of his surviving work is during his period in Halifax, Canada. Watercolourist and army officer, third child and eldest son of the seven children of Anne and William Thomas Lyttleton , was born in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) when his father was on an army posting there and was baptised Westcote, a family name of the Lyttletons of Hagley Hall, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, to whom he was distantly related. The family was in England and Scotland in 1822-25, then migrated to Van Diemen’s Land whereWestcote remained for ten years. He left for London in February 1835, arriving in August in order to enter his father’s old college, the Royal Military Academy. Commissioned ensign in 1837, lieutenant in 1839 and captain in 1845, Lyttleton was posted to Halifax, Nova Scotia, with the 64th Regiment in 1840 and arrived in October.In 1842 he married Joanna, eldest daughter of 'Governor’ PeterMcNab, a member of one of Halifax’s leading families. He purchased McNab Island off Halifax and lived therefor seventeen years. Carter calls his undated watercolour panorama of Halifax Harbour Seen from McNab’s Island (National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa) the masterpiece among the small numberof works of early Halifax known today. Although obviously a very competent landscape sketcher before arriving in Canada, no Tasmanian work has been conclusively identified. This Canadian watercolour, however, is close in style to that of William Lyttleton’s Panshanger , allowing the presumption that his art training came as much from his father as from the drawing lessons he would have received atSandhurst. In 1853 W.W. Lyttleton ... c.1822 Arrived in Van Diemen's Land | LYTTLETON, Westcote Whitchurch Lewis (I67)
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| 32 | Date of birth on 1901 Census cited as 1891, not 1890. | TIMMINS, Guy William (I75)
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| 33 | Date of birth on 1901 Census states 1845, but baptism is valid at 1844. | TIMMINS, Sarah Ann (I3)
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| 34 | Death certificate states DOB as 4 December 1860. 1901 Census is 8 December 1860. 1901 Census earlier but subject to error as informant unknown. Death certificate is daughter. | JAMES, Martha (I363)
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| 35 | Death of Miss Howe The death occurred on Saturday night, near Bankview, of Miss Josephine Howe, formerly of Halifax, N.S. Miss Howe was 33 years of age. She came here about two years ago seeking to overcome the grip of tuberculosis. She had resided with an aunt. The disease was too farm advanced to overcome, and from it death resulted. The funeral took place this afternoon from Graham & Buscombe's parlors to the Union cemetery. Rev. Mr. MacWilliams, of Grace Presbyterian church, officiated. The Calgary Daily Herald, Monday, July 26, 1909, page 1 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/123138784/josephine-howe | HOWE, Josephine (I50)
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| 36 | died at 6 weeks old | KUHN, Aubrey (I566)
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| 37 | DOB from Registry of birth in England identifies Quarter 1 (Jan-Mar) 1865 as date of birth and father Reginald Perrin and mother surname Cooper. However, on 1901 Census the DOB is transcribed as July- it is mistranscribed as examination shows it is "Feby". The death certificate has 3 February. Due to the credibility of the civil registration documentation, the DOB entered is for Feb 1865. | PERRIN, Joseph (I3)
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| 38 | DOB on 1901 Census has year as 1894. | TIMMINS, Olive E. (I71)
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| 39 | Douglas Township originally established by Loyalists and is roughly equivalent to current communities of Kennetcook, Gore, Maitland. | HORNE, John A. (I7)
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| 40 | Early spelling variants of name include Poor. | POWER, Mary (I25)
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| 41 | Excerpt from George Alfred Cooke's Profile (https://museum.timaru.govt.nz/explore/scroll/profile?id=6034) A marriage was arranged to take place quietly in August 1914, at Knockainy, County Limerick, between Mr George Alfred Cooke, assistant-paymaster, R.N., of H.M.S. Latona, youngest son of Mr George Cooke, late of Timaru, and Miss Eileen Beresford Knowles, youngest daughter of vice-Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, Bart., of Oxford. In the event they married on 4 July at St Michael’s and All Angels Church, Summertown, Oxfordshire, England. Perhaps there was a ceremony at Knockainy also, Eileen being Irish born. | Family F75
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| 42 | Expulsion of Acadians reaching Ile St. Jean | HORNE, Jacob Henry (I24)
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| 43 | Extract from "The Citizen" June 3, 1873 Deaths: At Government House,Halifax,on Sunday 1st June,the Hon. Joseph Howe,Lieut.-Governor of Nova Scotia,in the 69 year of his age. Funeral on Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Friends and family will please attend without further notice. | HOWE, Joseph (I24)
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| 44 | Fanny donated her body to Dalhousie University | HOWE, Fanny Myrtle (I49)
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| 45 | Father: Andrew Casssels Mother: Ann Gibson Baptism: South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland | CASSELS, Walter Gibson (I304)
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| 46 | Forename also appears s "Cathleen" in some documents. | HUNT, Kathleen Emily Jessie (I26)
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| 47 | Forename is spelt both Collin or Colin on various documents. However, a signature on a military document, made by the individual, has Collin. | CLEVELAND, Colin Watson (I1)
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| 48 | Forename is spelt Wilfred on registration of birth but majority of documents, including evidence from family members, support the Wilfrid spelling. | KUHN, Wilfrid Edward (I388)
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| 49 | Forename: Is sometimes seen as Westcott. | LYTTLETON, Westcote Whitchurch Lewis (I67)
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| 50 | Forenames: Appear as Barbara, Helen, Ella, Ellen on various sources. Based on date of birth and various Census data, concluding that Helen Barbara or Barbara Helen is the same person. Further evidence continues to be sought. | TIMMINS, Barbara Helen (I73)
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