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| 51 | From Commonwealth War Graves website: Private Frank Edgar Kuhn; Service # 282407; Canadian Infantry, 85th Battalion; died 9 April 1917; son of Martha Kuhn Cole Harbour Road, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. buried at: https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/search-results/?CemeteryExact=true&Cemetery=CANADIAN+CEMETERY+NO.2%2c+NEUVILLE-ST.+VAAST&Sort=surname&Page=42 | KUHN, Frank Edgar (I554)
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| 52 | Glennie Cleveland 1993 Halifax Herald Glennie Cleveland, 88, Northwood Centre, Halifax, formerly of Fox Point, Lunenburg County, died October 12, 1993, in the centre. Born in Mill Cove, Lunenburg County, she was a daughter of the late Leander and Minnie (Miller) Harnish. She and her late husband were lighthouse keepers on McNab's Island for 26 years. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family. She is survived by five daughters, Marjorie (Mrs. Lyman McKay), Oceanside, Calif.; Belle Dunlop, Salem, Ore.; Joyce (Mrs. Cliff Hignett), Maple Ridge, B.C.; Joan (Mrs. Doug McGregor), Ostrea Lake; Faye (Mrs. Terry Power), Halifax; two sons, Lester, Nipoma, Calif.; Reg, Long Island, N.Y.; 24 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Colin; infant daughter, Ethel; five sisters, Grace, Pearl, Ella, Rena, Emma; four brothers, Enos, Robert, Harry, Richard. Visitation will be 2-4, 7-9 p.m. today and Friday in Snow's Funeral Home, Windsor Street, Halifax. Funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday in St. James Anglican Church, Fox Point, Rev. Jonathan Eayrs officiating. Burial will be in church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Northwood Care Foundation or any charity. | HARNISH, Glenadene (Glennie) (I2)
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| 53 | Handwritten notes state that James was born 9 minutes before 12night (midnight). | MCNAB, James Colhoon (I229)
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| 54 | HARE--March 13, Mrs. Helen Howe Hare, aged 91 years of 630 25 Ave. N.E. Mrs. Hare was born in Ottawa and spent some years in Dartmouth, N.S., before coming to Calgary in 1907. Her grandfather was the Hon. Joseph Howe of N.S. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. D. (Helen) Murdoch, Calgary, and Mrs. W. (Elinor) Lunigal(?), Calgary; three stepsons, Terrence G. Hare of Detroit, Joseph M. Hare, Portland, Oregon, Richard A. Hare, Vancouver; two grandchildren, Mrs. T. (Judy) Ross, Vancouver and Ken of Calgary. Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, March 14, 1968, page 62 Alberta Death Reg. #1968-08-002723 | HOWE, Helen (I51)
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| 55 | He wrote the book The Whirlwind Country, published 1967 and Australia's Wild Heart, published 1972.1 He wrote the book Land of Waltzing Matilda, published 1994 | KNOWLES, Peter Cosby (I77)
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| 56 | Helen's mother died in March 1877 and her father died in 1890, leaving Helen and her sister with a stepmother. In 1891, she lived with her aunt, Lelia Ross in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howe-2820 | HOWE, Helen (I51)
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| 57 | Henry Kuhn is identified as Junior in records relating to property on McNabs Island. | KUHN, Henry (I326)
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| 58 | Her forename often is presented as "Joan" and this is what she was commonly called. | MCNAB, Johanna Culliton (I138)
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| 59 | https://www.ancestry.ca/discoveryui-content/view/473009:1274 | HORNE, John B. (I15)
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| 60 | Illnau is the parish name. | KUHN, Heinrich (Henry) (I283)
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| 61 | In memory of/ Mary Susan/ daughter of Thomas and Ann Gibbs/ born 19 October 1808/ died 7th July 1809 Ann Gibbs, born Ann McNab in 1781, was a daughter of Peter McNab I. She later remarried and was known as Ann Hunter. This is the oldest grave in the cemetery. | GIBBS, Mary Susan (I201)
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| 62 | Incorrectly transcribed in Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics as Peter M Kuber and Ena M Morash married on 25 November 1931 at Colchester County | Family F175
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| 63 | J.A.Horne, brother informant on death cert. | HORNE, Joseph Albert (I5)
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| 64 | James I. Morton There passed away at the Victoria General Hospital, yesterday, James I. Morton, son of the late F.W. Morton and Mrs. Morton of New Germany. Born at New Germany fifty years ago, the late Mr. Morton was associated with his father in business for some time. Leaving this, he attended Acadia University until 1915 when he enlisted for service overseas. Going to France he was twice wounded. He was invalided home in 1918. His wife, formerly Miss Gertrude M. Settle, predeceased him four years ago. Mr. Morton conducted a grocery business in Halifax for some time but retired on account of ill health. For the past four years he has made his home at the residence of Mrs. James Harrison, Woodlawn. He is survived by four sisters, Mrs. P.M. Chesley, Portland, Maine; Mrs. H.S. Barss, New Boston, New Hampshire; Mrs. P.W. MacDermott, Winsconsin, Vermont; and Mrs. Frank Settle, Woodlawn; and one brother, Fred W. Morton of Springfield, Massachusetts. The late Mr. Morton was a member of Woodlawn United Church and took a keen interest in all its activities. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at 2:30 from the residence of J.R. Harrison. Interment will be in Woodlawn. | MORTON, James Isaac (I533)
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| 65 | James widower at time of marriage. | Family F10
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| 66 | Known as L’Acadie at time | SAVARY, Francoise Anastasie (I25)
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| 67 | Listed as Jean Orne | HORNE, Johann (Jean) (I36)
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| 68 | Living at time of 1871 Census and at time of Peter's 2nd marriage in October 1879, he was a widower. | MARTIN, Agnes Nelson (I418)
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| 69 | Living with son Leonard’s family | HORNE, Andrew Philip (I21)
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| 70 | Louisa's surname spelt as "Timmins" in marriage register. | Family F48
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| 71 | Marriage Bond 10 June 1807. | Family F3
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| 72 | Marriage Bond issued 6 September 1835. | Family F154
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| 73 | Marriage bond issued August 2, 1838. Signed by James McNab, merchant. Available at FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-LBCJ-QH2?cc=1925428 | Family F85
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| 74 | Marriage registration of Frederick and Emilie states Frederick is divorced. | Family F89
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| 75 | Marriage registration page does not provide any information on the marriage | Family F65
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| 76 | Marriage registration spells it Duyer | DWYER, Ellen Elizabeth (I333)
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| 77 | Married in Fort Massey Church, Halifax | Family F57
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| 78 | Mary Ede was previously married to Henry Austen, and thus, listed as Mary Ede widow when marriage to John Howe. | Family F30
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| 79 | Mary living in 1871 Census but husband John Ross identified as widower in 1881 Census. | CURRIE, Mary Elizabeth (I263)
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| 80 | Mother-in-law’s home | PERRIN, Frederick (I1)
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| 81 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LUMGAIR, Unknown (I336)
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| 82 | Nancy Redmayne Ross (née Thorne) born in Windsor, Ontario, 6 February 1916, died peacefully 12 March 2014, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, at age 98. Nancy will be lovingly missed by her sister, Mary White (née Thorne); sons, Peter (Yvette) and Michael; grandchildren, Marianne, Jennifer (Rob) and Julien; her great-granddaughter, Sophia and cousin, Barb Edwards (Art). She was predeceased by her parents, Gladys Mary Redmayne and Harvey Thorne and by the tragic loss of her first and last children, Davy and baby Ian. Nancy had centuries old Nova Scotia family roots. She was educated at Halifax Ladies College and Dalhousie University (class of 1936) and worked with the YMCA-YWCA in Simcoe, Ontario and Glace Bay. She married RCAF officer Donald Ross in Regina in 1941. She lived in Halifax with their first child while Don served overseas. Don was posted to Ottawa after the war, returning with the family to England for a time in 1950. Nancy made many interesting, life-long, friends where ever she lived, as the family moved during the next thirty years to Unionville, Ontario; Lexington, Massachusetts and, Los Altos, California. She was a fine hostess, cook and baker, drawing from her vast recipe collection. She was always knitting and tending her gardens and plants. After Don’s retirement, Nancy devotedly researched and edited the journals of their great-grandfather, published in 1996 as ‘The Diary of a Maritimer, 1816-1901, The Life and Times of Joseph Salter.’ She and Don worked to protect Mi'kma petroglyphs rediscovered in the rocky barrens behind their Bedford home, eventually designated a National Historic Site. The family thanks the thoughtful and caring staff at St. Vincent’s Nursing Home where Nancy spent her last years, especially Charles Anderson. Nancy’s cremated remains will be interred next to her husband Donald at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, after a graveside service on Monday, March 17 at 11:00 am. A donation to The Friends of McNabs Island Society or to a charity of one’s choice would be appreciated. Thank you. | THORNE, Nancy Redmayne (I174)
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| 83 | Never married as death certificate indicates status as "single" | PERRIN, Frederick W. I. (I30)
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| 84 | Newspaper obituary (See photo) indicates twins born, a girl and a boy. 1911 Census shows a son John but no other child. | BOUTILIER, Jessie Zelona (I62)
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| 85 | Note on date of birth: resources on Family Search show an October date of birth for Robert Cassels - there are two Robert Cassels born in Midlothian in 1815, but three sources (secondary) cite the February date for this Robert Cassels. Unfortunately, unable to find digital copy of a baptismal record for Robert Cassels to confirm but the 3 sources are credible. | CASSELS, Robert (I239)
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| 86 | Note that Johanna, Joanna and Hannah often used interchangeably and will appear on various documents in one of those formats. | FROST, Johanna (I2)
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| 87 | Note that marriage registration has indexed on Family Search surname as Ruhn. Error in transcription. | KUHN, Alexander H. (I349)
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| 88 | Note that on Clara's death certificate date of birth is written in as 1 January 1869. | KUHN, Clara (I373)
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| 89 | Note that on death certificate, date of birth is 27 September 1880. | THORNE, Emilie Jessie (I164)
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| 90 | Note that registration for birth seems to have omitted her forename. Date of birth overrides the space for child's name. | CASSELS, Madeleine Stuart (I431)
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| 91 | Note there is conflict in genealogies in family regarding marriage date. No church record located nor marriage bond. However, the birth registration for son linked to marriage sources identifies parents married 14 Nov 1869. With age gap between Mary and John, this seems more credible than an earlier year. | Family F4
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| 92 | Note variations for this surname: Cullerton, Culleton, etc. | CULLITON, Thomas (I21)
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| 93 | Note: on marriage certificate, place of birth is indicated as Merigomish, NS> | CAMPBELL, Reverend Herman Ethelbert (I420)
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| 94 | Note: spelling is Cullerton in newspaper record. The surname Culliton is considered to be primarily associated with County Wexford in Ireland, with variants being Culleton, Cullerton, and many others not as numerous. Roman Catholic baptisms are only available for two parishes in Wexford, from 1827. | CULLITON, James (I514)
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| 95 | Note: Surname found with "e" on end or no "e". | HAWTHORNE, Elizabeth (I339)
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| 96 | Note: This record has surname of Anne as McDonald. | Family F14
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| 97 | Nova Scotia patriot, journalist. Premier of Nova Scotia (1860-63), member of Parliament (1886-72), Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia (1873). Proponent of Responsible Government (home rule), press freedom. | HOWE, Joseph (I24)
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| 98 | Now Prince Edward Island | Family F16
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| 99 | Obituary Margaret Elizabeth Johnstone passed away peacefully Monday, August 5, 2019 at the age of 98 years. She will be remembered and missed by her children Judith (Bill) Chidlow of Summerland, BC, Keith (June – deceased) Johnstone of Calgary, AB, and Allan Johnstone of Vancouver, BC; and four grandchildren. Margaret was looking forward to joining husband Donald Johnstone and brother Howe Thomson in the next life. Her Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, August 17, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at St. Stephen Anglican Church, 9311 Prairie Valley Rd., Summerland, BC with Reverend Canon Roger Cooper officiating. Interment will follow in St. Stephen’s Garden of Remembrance. Memorial donations may be made to a charity of your choice to help people thrive. Condolences may be directed to the family through providencefuneralhomes.com 250-494-7752. https://www.lenecrologue.com/canada/british-columbia/interior-bc/non-defini/penticton/summerland-funeral-home/6yVv/margaret-elizabeth-thomson-johnstone/obituaries/ | THOMSON, Margaret Elizabeth (I109)
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| 100 | Obituary ( copied from Find A Grave) - Berwick Register - December 1953 Waterville, Dec. 22 – Mrs. Rebecca Janet Timmins passed away at Blanchard-Fraser Memorial Hospital, December 19, following an operation, on December 3. She was born in Halifax, daughter of the late John and Janet (Hubley) Williams, seventy-four years ago. She married James Timmins in 1895 and moved to Waterville in 1908. She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church,Waterville, and was active in church and community affairs. Her husband died in 1928 and a son Earl was killed in the First World War. Surviving are two sons, Lloyd and Victor, Waterville; two daughters, Mrs. Fred Dalrymple, Kentville; Mrs. Harry Coughtry, Ottawa; two step-children, Mrs. Victor Margeson and William, both of Halifax; two brothers, Charles, Halifax, and James, Portage la Prairie, Manitoba; three sisters, Mrs. Florence Darrison and Mrs. Irene Tummonds, Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Betty Zwicker, Somerville Mass. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. E.C. Sturge, were held this afternoon at St. Andrew's United Church, at 2 p.m. Interment was in family plot, Waterville. Pallbearers were James Durno, W.G. Durno, William Lyons, Roscoe Campbell, Arthur Ratchford and E.U. Hirtle. | WILLIAMS, Rebecca Janet (I31)
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