Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
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| 4301 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VIRBALL, Elana Kathrine Kinnear (I4452)
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| 4302 | Joseph Carpenter and Alice Mary EMBLIN called Banns July 1914 | Family: Joseph CARPENTER / Alice Mary EMBLIN (F4)
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| 4303 | Joseph est le deuxi | DOUCET, Marie (I34461)
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| 4304 | Joseph married Annie M. Foster, after 1881 as he was living at home on census day 1881, and had at least three children Elsie, E. Ruth (1894-1920) and Grace R. Grace was apparently in contact with Bessie Roblin, and a letter from her to Bessie upon the death of Bessie's mother survives. | ROBLIN, Joseph Wilde (I4472)
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| 4305 | Joseph Middlebrook (1835-1915) married Charlotte Geddes (1840-1910) Like his brothers, Joseph was a farmer in Simcoe County. On the 1871 census it states Joseph owned 50 acres of land with a house, his family and a pig. Neither Charlotte nor Joseph could read or write and Joseph died in the County house in Simcoe County on March 2, 1915 of heart failure. Their Children are: 1. Charlotte (1860-?) married John Orr in Sunnidale 1883 2. Joseph (1861-?) married Emma Kirkland in Cobourg 1884 3. John (1863-?) married May Bulmer in Essa 1890 4. Margaret (1868-1938) married Jonas Bush(1855-1923) in Essa 1887 5. William (1871-?) married Mary-Jane Bain in Essa 1892 6. Albert (1879-?) | MIDDLEBROOK, Joseph (I37980)
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| 4306 | Joseph PUGSLEY [Parents] was born 20th May 1804 Pawlett Somerset died April 1853 MARRIED 25th August 1832 Pawlett Somerset Wit: Richd. Reader CROSSE; Elizabeth x CHEDZOY Susan FRY [Parents] died April 1841 aged 31 probably during or after childbirth as a child's death Susan PUGSLEY aged 5M is recorded in the following September They had the following children: Mary Ann PUGSLEY Charles Fry PUGSLEY 4 August 1833 Sarah Ann 9th July 1837 married John NEATH otp widower 15 October 1836 Wit: John x LOVERIDGE; Grace x LOVERIDGE | PUGSLEY, Charles (I7032)
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| 4307 | JOSEPH PURNELL Draper of Shepton Mallet; bn. 18 December 1807, bp. 25 Dece mber 1810 Holcombe; married 19 February 1828 Stoke Lane, ANN BRYANT; daugh ter of John Bryant and Paige (or Peggy) nee Sheppard; bn 8 June, bp. 29 Ju ly 1804 Holcombe; and had :- | PURNELL, Joseph (I20308)
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| 4308 | Joshua Middlebrook (1833-?) married Anne (last name?) Joshua and Anne shared a farm with his brother Thomas. He owned 50 acres with a house, barn, wagon, a plough and 5 pigs (he sold 4 of them). Joshua could read but could not write. Almost no records at all could be found on this line. If anyone can add to this let us know. 1. Thomas (1857-?) 2. Hannah J. (1859-?) 3. Mary-Anne (1860-?) 4. Charlotte (1862-?) 5. John (1864-?) 6. Maria (1866-?) 7. Joshua (1869-?) 8. Elizabeth (1871-?) 9. Tresa (1872-?) 10. Margaret (1874-?) 11. Anne (1879-?) | MIDDLEBROOK, Joshua (I37979)
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| 4309 | Journalist Knowlton Nash, a tireless advocate for educational media SIMON HOUPT The Globe and Mail Published Wednesday, May. 28 2014, 8:32 PM EDT Last updated Thursday, May. 29 2014, 11:49 AM EDT He was an eyewitness to world history; a globe-trotting pioneer who covered the tumult of the 1950s and 60s on TV, radio and in print; an executive who united a balkanized broadcaster; and a reassuring presence on the evening news: a Canadian Cronkite. In the days since Knowlton Nash's death on May 24, at age 86 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, generations of Canadians have paid tribute to his unflappable nature, his modesty, his devotion to objectivity, his selflessness, and his almost unparalleled stamina. On Wednesday afternoon, friends, family, former colleagues and members of the public gathered at Toronto's Grace Church On-The-Hill for a funeral service overflowing with memories. Inevitably, some stories went untold. Like the one about Sesame Street. In the early 1970s, after he'd stepped away from reporting to head up CBC's information programming, Mr. Nash's bailiwick included children's television. Sesame Street, a new import, was popular, but he saw room for improvement. "We wanted to insert our own segments | NASH, Cyril Knowlton (I7849)
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| 4310 | Jul Q | ANGOVE, James T (I17305)
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| 4311 | Julia (Doucet) Chamberlain Mise | DOUCET, Julia (I34025)
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| 4312 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | KINNEAR, Julia Millicent (I5488)
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| 4313 | July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4314 | July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4315 | July 12 '45: Leave Pennsylvania Station 1:30 a.m. via Lehigh Valley going through Buffalo & crossing into Canada via Niagara Falls - reach Toronto 5:30 a.m. - reception mayor etc at grandstand exhibition - home after 1 1/2 years | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4316 | Jun 1870 in 1901 Census | PRENTICE, Jemima (I6362)
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| 4317 | Jun Q | HARRIS, Anne Louisa (I17250)
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| 4318 | Jun Q | Family: William PEARCE / Ellen SUTTON (F619)
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| 4319 | Jun Q | Family: James WHITE / Sarah Maria Peacock HARRIS (F4376)
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| 4320 | Jun Q | Family: Francis Bertie I EMLYN / Edith M DAVIES (F4601)
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| 4321 | jun qtr | BAKER, Frederick William (I23480)
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| 4322 | Jun qtr | Family: William HARRIS / Mary Ann BAKER (F7191)
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| 4323 | Jun qtr 2a 1500 | Family: Hubert BAKER / Clara Ann WALDISH (F7185)
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| 4324 | June 7 '45: Visited The Hague with Frank Odlum - saw Ensa show | POLLEY, Gordon Bradbury (I2107)
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| 4325 | June 9, 1948 Son born, Patients Pavillion, Toronto General Hospital | MACNAUGHTON, Archibald Cameron (I6674)
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| 4326 | Just 1 house down from Agnes SOPER his soon to be father's 3rd wife | KEBELL, Edward Mercer (I2510)
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| 4327 | Just from the index, need to get details | STORY, Eleanor (I12783)
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| 4328 | Just who the patriarch of the Monteaths of Park of Jerah was is unclear and the first record so far unearthed is from the Dunblane Testaments: 15 Dec 1664 - Andrew Monteath of Park of Jerah & Geils Kinross. Many Monteaths are in the Logie Parish residing over 100yrs after the above Andrew, some at Park of Jerah, & Little Jerah who could be descended from him or his sons, proof seems impossible but I have noted the possibilities[?], some could be correct but unless someone unearths private family documentation we shall always wonder. Coldhome which was later occupied by a descendant of Elizabeth & Alexanders had in 1691, John Monteath & his wife Janet Viccar farming there and by the naming laws this would be a brother of Alexanders. Sponsors for the baptisms of some of Alexander & Elizabeths children at Park of Jerah were John, William & Patrick Monteath plus Richard Henderson. Richard was the husband of Agnes Monteath and I have discovered in Perthshire in that era of sponsors they were mostly siblings or close relatives. Therefore I have placed all those people in Alexanders family, remembering that they may well be just cousins, but to easily keep track of detail of these I have entered them. | MONTEATH, Patrick (I7924)
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| 4329 | K. Walter Roblin March 1, 1944 - February 6, 2014 Suddenly at Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital on Thursday February 6th, 2014. Walter Roblin of Fish Lake, at the age of 69. Beloved husband of Lynda (nee Milligan) and father of Jeffery and his fiancee Maggie of Toronto. Dear brother of Lawrence C. Roblin and his wife Mary of Fish Lake. Walter was retired from Belleville General Hospital after 29 years employment, an avid photographer and active member of the Salvation Army Church. Mr. Roblin is resting at the Whattam Funeral Home, 33 Main Street, Picton, Ontario. FUNERAL SERVICE in the Chapel on Monday February 10th at 2:00 p.m. Majors Sam and Shirley Roberts to officiate. Spring Interment at Sophiasburgh Cemetery. If desired, donations to the Salvation Army Belleville Community Church would be appreciated by the family. (Cheques only, please). The family will receive friends on Sunday afternoon from 1 until 4 p.m. and an hour before the service on Monday. | ROBLIN, Kenneth Walter (I19023)
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| 4330 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BELL, Karen (I37360)
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| 4331 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RYELAND, Timothy Andrew UE (I1)
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| 4332 | Kathleen Florence Brownhill's birth was registered in 1882, (Birth Certificate No.10538 - registered at Goulburn, NSW). Her parents were given as James & Henrietta. By 1913 she had moved to Sydney and the following was recorded in the: 1913 Division of Parramatta - Gordon to Hornsby Electoral Roll:- 763 - BROWNHILL - Kathleen Florence Lane Cove Road, Roseville, Teacher. (This entry was below that of my Grandmother who was Ellen Brownhill, from Aston, Birmingham, England who married Arthur William Pearson the following year.) In 1919 - (Marriage Certificate No. 7473 - registered at Sydney) - Kate married Herbert Godwin (or Goodwin) MALLAM. Herbert was born in Armidale, NSW in 1870. He was a widower at that time with 2 sons - Walter born in 1905 and Gordon born in 1907. His wife Margaret (nee Ross) died in Armidale in 1910. Herbert & Margaret had been married there in 1902. Kate and Herb lived in Armidale for many years, but I can't find any further family for them. She died there on the 26 Nov, 1950. Kathleen F Mallam left a will. It was No. 371643 Possible Series 4? (This information from the Probate Index, which gives her date of death.) According to AGCI (Australasian Genealogical Computer Index) both Kate and Herb died the same day, but I think this is an error, and I couldn't find any will left by Herb, but I can check this out further on my next visit to Sydney. | BROWNHILL, Kate Florence (I3365)
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| 4333 | Kathy Masters writes (July 2006): Subject: Eastland Ancestry John Eastland (born in Elham, Kent around 1875) had a younger brother, Robert Richard Eastland (born in Elham in 1880). Robert was my Grandfather. Kathy Masters (nee Eastland) Dumfriesshire, Scotland Email: kingzeplin@tesco.net | EASTLAND, Robert Richard (I15138)
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| 4334 | Katie in Newspaper Still single in 1912 when her brother got married Was listed as next of kin when 1/2 brother John James was burried. Signed as witness on 1/2 siblings Donald & Agnes' birth certificates | MCNAUGHTON, Catherine Elizabeth (I5741)
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| 4335 | Kearney, New Jersey | JENKEVICIUS, Albinas (I5624)
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| 4336 | Ken and Linda are now separated. | HOWELL, Ken (I8895)
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| 4337 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LAING, Kenneth Alan (I37305)
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| 4338 | Kensal Green Cemetery | LEECH, Thomas (I678)
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| 4339 | Kensington in 1871 census | RYELAND, Elizabeth (I3212)
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| 4340 | Kensington Register of Victuallers Recognizences 1827 - 1828 KEMPE George - Horse and Groom in Acton Suriety:- Richard Atlee of Acton Kensington Register of Victuallers Recognizances 1828 - 1829 KEMP George - Horse and Groom in Acton Suriety:- Richard Atlee of Acton Article from 'Acton Inns and Pubs' by Dr T. Harpur 48 Perryn Rd. Acton (1989) : The Horse and Groom This tavern stood at the west end of East Acton Green next to the smithy. It first appears in the 1723 licence lists. There are eleven landlords to 1826. A London advertisement for a farm sale sent enquirers to the Horse and Groom in 1743. In the nineteenth century it was a stop on the parish perambulation. It is not surprising that when sponsors for licences were required in 1827, Richard Atlee the smith vouched for George KEMPE the licensee. The Horse and Groom is seen in later illustrations to be a little country pub. Business would not have been brisk. Indeed Samuel Mills (1836-61) was also the local carpenter. In 1889 the lease of both tavern and forge was assigned to Arthur Sich of Chiswick Brewery. The last landlord was Thomas Price, by 1907 the Horse and Groom had closed its doors and so too had the forge. The Goldsmiths' Company had bought them from Sich (1907) in return for land to rebuild the Goldsmiths Arms. The Goldsmiths Arms In 1880 the lease was renewed with Fullers who planned to rebuild the house. The sessions approved the plan in 1908 on condition that the Horse and Groom was demolished on completion in 1909. | KEMP, George (I10408)
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| 4341 | Kent & Sussex Crematorium (Kent) | RYELAND, Douglas Stewart (I9560)
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| 4342 | Kent County Lunatic Asylum | PUNNETT, John Henry (I16462)
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| 4343 | Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licenses, 1781-1809 Volume 32 Fol 148 1787 County: Kent Country: England Valyer Baker of Sittingbourne gent bach (27) & Eliz Tilden of Milstead sp (30), at M. 03 Oct 1787. Source: AncestryPlus online search of UK collection | Family: Valyer BAKER / Elizabeth TYLDEN (F4396)
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| 4344 | Keppels Head Hotel Births Dec 1926 (>99%) Ryeland George H Saltern Devonport 5b 447 | RYELAND, George Henry (I2630)
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| 4345 | Kept order after food riots in the town and to protect loading of food for export onto ships. Also ran soup kitchen and distributed supplies. http://www.waterfordcountymuseum.org/exhibit/web/Display/article/18/?lang=en | MCNALTY, Michael (I43)
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| 4346 | Ketcheson Family Cemetery | KETCHESON, Mary (I4682)
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| 4347 | Ketcheson Family Cemetery | KETCHESON, Gatrey (I4689)
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| 4348 | Ketcheson Family Cemetery | IRVINE, Duncan (I16890)
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| 4349 | Ketcheson Family Cemetery | HAGERMAN, William K (I17061)
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| 4350 | Ketcheson Family Cemetery | HAGERMAN, William Henry (I17064)
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