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Matches 6,401 to 6,450 of 7,451
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| 6401 | from British Columbia Marriage Registrations, 1859-1932 (familysearch.org) William M Cummings, age 36, born NS to Ross Cummings & Jessie Baxter and Lillian Hutchieson, age 32, widower, born IL to Frank Hutchieson and Sarah Davis, were married on 22 Apr 1915 in Victoria, BC. | Family: William McDougal Cummings / Lillian Hutchinson (F2526)
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| 6402 | from CA Death Index David Alden Baker, born 20 Feb 1904 in KS, mother's maiden name Kirk, died on 14 Feb 1995 in Los Angeles Co, CA | Baker, Alden David (I2566)
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| 6403 | From Canada Marriages, 1661-1949 (familysearch.org) Marriage in Middleton, NS on 29 Mar 1893 of Isaac D Reagh age 44, b. Prince Albert, son of Charles and Ann Reagh to Fannie C Goucher age 21, b. Annapolis, dau of Charles and Eliza Goucher | Family: Isaac Denis Reagh / Fannie O'Dell Goucher (F802)
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| 6404 | from Canada Marriages, 1661-1949 (familysearch.org) Marriage on 20 Nov 1879 in Lakeville, Kings, NS, of George A. Burgess, 32, single, born Woodville, son of Benj. and Esther, to Mary A. Jacques, 32, Widowed, born Welsford, dau of James and Mary | Family: George Almon Burgess / Mary Amanda Illsley (F2336)
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| 6405 | From Canadian News Mr. Warren F. Burton, of Bruce, Burton & Bruce, Hamilton, was accidentally killed on the 20th ult. by falling off a C.P.R. train on the his way home from Toronto. Mr. Burton was the eldest son of the late Sir George Burton. Since being called to the bar in 1875 he practised with the above firm | Burton, Warren Franklin Proctor (I6422)
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| 6406 | from Carrington Parish Marriage Records (scotlandpeople.gov.uk) 2 Jan 1782. This day compeared for proclamation in order to marriage Partick Jardine in the Parish of Tample and Mina Wilkinson in the Parish Gave in one shilling to the poor Thos Forrester weaver and Joseph Gault in Temple became Cautioners for the Consignation money. | Family: Peter Jarden / Mina Wilkinson (F3341)
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| 6407 | from Cayuga County Deaths 1847-1850 (Cayuga County Genweb) 1849 BIRTHS IN IRA, CAYUGA COUNTY, NY George May 14 to George and Rebecca Copelin DEATHS IN IRA, CAYUGA CO NY 1849 George Copeland died July 30, age 3 mos | Coplin, George Washington (I5485)
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| 6408 | from Cayuga County Deaths 1847-1850 (Cayuga County Genweb) DEATHS IN IRA, CAYUGA CO. NY 1847 Cecelia Coplin died Feb. 22, 4 yrs | Coplin, Cecelia Gertrude (I5484)
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| 6409 | From Cedar Rapids Gazette, | Woods, Laird (I4023)
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| 6410 | from Cemetery Inscription In Memory of George Whitfield Perkins, son of Abijah and Lucy Perkins, who Died Sep.'bt 25, 1778 Aged 2 Years & 9 Months. | Perkins, George Whitfield (I13914)
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| 6411 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 10 Oct, 1947 (proquest) BAKER - Catherine C. Baker, 3225 W. 66th street, Oct. 9, 1947, in South Haven, Mich., beloved sister of John F., Angela, and Samuel T. Baker of Chicago, and Margaret E. Trounstine of Denver, aunt of Mary Catherine Goodridge, nee Baker. Resting at mortuary, 3908 S. Kedzle avenue. Funeral notice later | Baker, Katharine Clinton (I843)
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| 6412 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 14 Dec 1956 (proquest) BAKER - Samuel Taylor Baker, 10338 S. Seeley avenue, Dec. 13, 1956, husband of Mabel R. Baker; dear brother of Angela Baker; fond uncle of Mary Catherine Goodridge. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street until 1 p.m. Saturday. Service Saturday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m., in Christ Episcopal church, 65th street and Woodlawn avenue. Interment Oak Woods, Member of Woodlawn Park lodge, No. 841, A.F.&A.M; Chicago Archery club, and Sons of Revolution. | Baker, Samuel Taylor (I842)
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| 6413 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 15 Jul 1955 (proquest) TROUNSTINE - Margaret E. Trounstine of Denver, Colo., July 13, 1955, beloved wife of the late Edward L. Trounstine; loving sister of Angela and Samuel T. Baker; aunt of Mary Catherine Goodridge. At chapel, 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard Avenue, until Saturday noon. Service Saturday, July 16, 2 p.m., at Christ Church, Woodlawn. Interment private. Denver papers please copy. | Baker, Margaret Elizabeth (I840)
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| 6414 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 15 Nov, 1945 (proquest) BAKER - Florence J. Baker, beloved wife of John F., fond mother of Mrs. Mary Catherine Goodridge. Resting at Christ Episcopal church, 65th adn Woodlawn avenue. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Oak Woods. from Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 (familysearch.com) Florence June Baker, houseworker, b 7 Jun 1889 in Bement, IL to Sylvanus Mckenny of Minn and Mary J Ebersol of Minn died 14 Nov 1945 in Chicago, Cook, IL. Buried 16 Nov 1945 at Oak Woods Cemetery in Chicago. | McKenny, Florence June (I2292)
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| 6415 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 20 Apr 1954 (proquest) BAKER - John F. Baker, beloved husband of the late Florence J., dear father of Mary Catherine Goodridge, brother of Angela, Samuel T. Baker, and Margaret Troutstein. At Christ church chapel, 65th street and Woodlawn avenue. Services Wednesday, 3 p.m., at Christ church. Interment Oak Woods. | Baker, John Frederick (I839)
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| 6416 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 6 Jul 1910 (proquest) BOWMAN - Helen Maria Bowman, 4526 Beacon st., passed away July 4, 1910, aged 70 years, widow of Joseph P. and beloved mother of Lewis J., Lucius A., Frank W., and Della Day of Chicago; William J of Minneapolis; George L. of Syracuse, Ill.; Kate Bowman Marshall of agricultural college, New Mexico, and the late Stella E. Langley of Peoria. Funeral Thursday, July 7, 10:30 a.m. at Brimfield, Ill. from Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1878-1922 (familysearch.org) Helen Maria Bowman, House Wife, born 11 Aug 1839 in VT to John Day of Vermont and her mother of Vermont died 4 Jul 1910 in Chicago, Cook, IL. Burial on 07 Jul 1910 in Rose Hill cemetery. | Day, Helen Maria (I1525)
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| 6417 | from Chicago Daily Tribune, 7 Oct 1957 (proquest) Miss Angela Baker, 82, of 10338 S. Seeley av., died yesterday in her home. She was a retired school teacher, having taught in Chicago public schools for 45 years, and also at the American Conservatory of Music. She leaves a niece. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Christ Episcopal church, 65th st. and Woodlawn av. | Baker, Mary Angelica “Angela” (I841)
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| 6418 | from Chicago Newspaper Obituary (proquest.com) BAKER - March 23, at 6663 Hartwell-av., William Wickham Baker, aged 67 years, brother of Mrs. James A Sibley and Mrs. Henry H. Cooley. Interment at Middleport, N.Y. | Baker, William Wickham (I1591)
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| 6419 | from Chloe of findagrave John Darling III was the son of John Darling Jr., b. in Lynn, Ma.,abt. 1723, and Ruth (Boynton) Darling, b. 31 March, 1727 in Lunenburg, the daughter of Hilkiah and Priscilla (Jewett) Boynton. Ruth d. 13 Sept., 1786 in Winchendon, Wocester Co., Ma. at age 59. He was the grandson of John Darling Sr., b. abt. 1702, probably in Salem, and d. on 8 Nov., 1768 at age 66 in Lunenburg, Worcester Co., Ma. and Lois Gowing, b. 29 Dec. 1700 in Lynn, Ma., the daughter of John and Johanna Gowing. He was the great grandson of Daniel Darling, a 'cordwainer', b. in Lynn, Ma., abt. 1662 and d. abt. 1729, probably in Salem and Sarah (Bean) Darling, b. abt/ 1667 in Salem, the daughter of William and Sarah (Buffum) Bean. He was the g.g. grandson of George Darling, who came to New England as one of the Scottish prisoners catured after the Battle of Dunbar and was among those men sent to Massachusetts and assigned to the Lynn Iron Works. George's wife was Katherine. George Darling probably arrived in Massavhusetts in late December, 1650. George's name was on a list of 35 Scots in an Iron Works inventory dated 4 Nov., 1653. John Darling, the subject of this memorial, married Sarah Blood, 24 Sept., 1778 in Groton, Middlesex Co., MA. Sarah was born on 9 Oct., 1754 in Groton and died the 6 June, 1804 in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH. She is the daughter of Oliver and Sarah (Darling) Blood. John and Sarah are first cousins. John Darling served in the Revolutionary War as a private in Col. Ephraim Doolittle's regiment in 1775, as did his father and brother, Jewett. He marched to Quebec under Col. Benedict Arnold, 13 Sept., 1775. In an order dated 8 Nov., 1776, John Darling requested money due for a bounty coat, since he had been taken prisoner. In Jewett Darling's application for a military pension, John Jr. gave a deposition on the 29th of April, 1818, stating that he saw his brother, Jewett, as a prisoner of war at Ft. Washington. At the time of the deposition, John was living in Chestefield. After their marriage, John and Sarah Darling moved to Chesterfield, NH. According to family tradition, they came there on foot. John built a large, two story house situated on the road from Center Village, Winchester, long known as 'the yellow house'. John was a lumberman and miller, having erected a sawmill on his property. He also used to hunt wolves and bears for bounty and obtained considerable money in that way. John Darling is listed in the 1790 census for Chesterfield with one male over 16, five males under sixteen, and one female. The information about the children of John and Sarah is from History of Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH by Oran E. Randall, unless otherwise referenced. Children of John and Sarah (Blood) Darling, all born in Chesterfield, Cheshire Co., NH are: 1) John 2) Nahum 3) Montgomery 4) Darius 5) Boynton 6) Sarah (Sally) 7) Mary Ann 8) Louis (daughter) After the death of his first wife, John Darling married, second, on 27 Nov., 1804, in Chesterfield, Mrs. Lydia (__) Baker, widow, of Westmoreland. Lydia died 9th of Sept, 1815, at age 52; therefore, she was born abt. 1763. John and Lydia (Baker) Darling had one child: Miranda Darling, b. abt. 1805; m. 10 Oct., 1822, Ebenezer Scott, b. 4 Sept., 1788, d. in Chester, Windsor Co., Vt., son of Ebenezer and Rebecca (Smith) Scott. John married, third, on 10 Dec., 1815, in Chesterfield, Mrs. Mary (Wood) Taylor. Mary was born 29 March, 1775, the daughter of Rev. Abraham and Sarah (Loring) Wood, widow of Eleazer Taylor. Children of John and Mary (Wood) Darling are: Heliann Darling and Joseph Darling, b. Aug. 1819, d. 7 Jan., 1840, in Orleans, Orange Co., Indiana. John died 28 March, 1824. His will was entered into probate in Cheshire Co., NH, on 7 April, 1824. In his will, he directed his executor to provide a suitable gravestone for himself and his deceased daughter, Mary Ann. He made specific bequests to his wife, Mary, and to each of his children, namely, Joseph, Heliann, John, Darius, Nahum, Boynton, Sally, Louis, Montgomery, and Miranda. John Darling signed his will with his mark, suggesting that he had little, if any, formal education. | Darling, John (I2535)
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| 6420 | From City Directories: 1910 no entry 1911, 1912: Widow, 177 Chambers Max listed as widower in 1910 census (age 62) | Frush, Yetta (I241)
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| 6421 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Eighteenth January 1889, Cottage, Saint Ann, Canute, male, born to Rosa Lindo, Laundress, Rosa Lindo mother, Cottage, Saint Ann, registered 16 apr 1889. | Perkins, George Francis (I6471)
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| 6422 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Fifteenth September 1898, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Dalhia Elizabeth, female, born to Rosa Linds, Servant, Geo Perkins present at birth Cottage. Saint Ann, registered on 15 Nov 1898. | Perkins, Dahlia Elizabeth (I1919)
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| 6423 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica First November 1904, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Daisy May, female, born to Rosa Lindo, Laundress, Rebecca Davis present at birth Mount Hermon. Saint Ann, registered on 10 Dec 1904 | Perkins, Daisy May (I1922)
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| 6424 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica First October 1917, Mount Hermon, Walkers Wood district, Saint Ann, Jane Thompson, female, born to George Perkins, a planter, and Rosa Perkins, formerly Lindo, Herbert Perkins present at birth Mount Herman, Walkers Wood district, Saint Ann, registered on 16 Oct 1917. | Perkins, Jane Thompson “Jean” (I1927)
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| 6425 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1930)
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| 6426 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Ninth November 1919, 57 Water Lane, Kington, Lynly May, female, born to Thomas Benjamin McGlashan, occupation Civil Service Clerk, and Mary Jane McGlashan, formerly Perkins, informed by T B McGlashan, father, on 8 Dec 1919. | McGlashan, Lynly May (I6472)
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| 6427 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Sixteenth January 1903, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Hannah, female, born to Rosa Lindo, House Keeper, Louisa Campbell present at birth Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, registered on 10 Freb 1903 From 29 Nov 1926, The Gleaner of Kingston, Jamaica PERSONAL. MR. and MRS. GEORGE PERKINS beg through this medium to return thanks to their many friends for letters, cards, flowers and floral tributes of sympathy received during the recent death of their daughter, Mrs. Anna P. Coke. | Perkins, Anna Rebecca (I1920)
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| 6428 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Tenth October 1926, Windor, Saint Ann, Norma Leonie, female, born to Kenneth Perkins, occupation overseer, and Bertha Perkins formerly Gale, informed by Hilda Pink on 15 Nov 1926. | Perkins, Norma Leonie (I1929)
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| 6429 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty fourth November 1900, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Gilda, female, born to Rosa Lindo, Servant, registered on 22 Jan 1901 | Perkins, Gilda Margueretta (I1921)
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| 6430 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty Ninth August 1896, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Mary Jane, female, born to Rosa Lindo, Seamstress, Geo Perkins Occupier of House informant, registered on 2 Nov 1896. Birth month is actually July according to family. | Perkins, Mary Jane (I1918)
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| 6431 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty Second November 1911, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Frederick Francis, male, born to George Perkins, a planter, and Rosa Perkins, formerly Lindo, Kenneth Perkins present at birth Mount Herman, Saint Ann, registered on 11 Dec 1911. | Perkins, Frederick Francis (I1925)
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| 6432 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6452)
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| 6433 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty third September, 1923, Windor, Saint Ann, Keith Godfrey, male, born to Kenneth Perkins, occupation overseer, and Bertha Perkins formerly Gale, informed by Kenneth Perkins, father, on 13 Oct 1923. From 28 Dec 1968, The Daily Gleaner, Kingston, Jamaica DIES IN HOSPITAL AFTER CAR OVERTURNS Mr. Keith Perkins, 50-year-old overseer of Whitehall Property Negril, Westmoreland, died in the Savanna-la-Mar Hospital on Thursday afternoon from injuries he received in a motor car accident on Monday. According to Savanna-la-Mar police, Mr. Perkins and an unidentified man were travelling in his Jaguar motor car on the Negril-Green Island main road when a front tyre blew out. The car immediately got out of control and overturned. Mr Perkins received severe head injuries and underwent emergeny surgery but died with regaining consciousness. The Savanna-la-Mar police are investigating. From 30 Dec 1968, The Daily Gleaner, Kingston, Jamaica PERKINS - Keith Godfrey. Only son of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Perkins of St Ann's Bay died December 26, 1968 under tragic circumstances, leaving wife Joyce, sons Roger, Howard and Bill, sister Joyce, Norma and Leonie (McLaren) and other relatives. Funeral services will be held on Monday 30th December, 1968 at 3:00 p.m. at the St Ann's Bay Methodist Church. Interment at the St Ann's Bay Cemetery | Perkins, Keith Godfrey (I6451)
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| 6434 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty-fifth May 1891, Cottage, Saint Ann, Kenneth, male, born to Rosa Lindo, Laundress, Rosa Lindo, mother, Cottage Saint Ana, registered on 3 June 1891. | Perkins, Kenneth George (I1916)
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| 6435 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Fifth September 1907, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Francis George, male, born to George Perkins, Pewkeeper, of Mount Hermon, St Ann and Rosa Perkins formerly Lindo, informant George Perkins, father, registered on 4 Nov 1907. From 30 Nov 1968, The Daily Gleener, Kingston, Jamaica PERKINS Francis George: Of Walker's Wood, St. Ann, Late of J.P.S., died on November 25, leaving wife Beryl and children and other relatives to mourn their loss. Funeral at Walker's Wood. 3 p.m., tomorrow December 1, 1968. From "The Kingston Gleaner", 25 Nov 1969 (newspaperarchive.com) PERKINS - Francis George: In unfading memory of a dear beloved husband and father who departed this life one sad year today Sweet are the memories silently kept / Of one we love and never forget Sadly missed by Wife Beryl, children Hope, Glen, Errol, Grace, Earl and Gloria | Perkins, Francis George (I1923)
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| 6436 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica Twenty Fourth Septempter 1909, Cottage, Saint Ann, Nancy, female, born to George Perkins, a pewkeeper, and Rosa Perkins, formerly Lindo, Serophena Irons present at birth Collage, Saint Ann, registered on 5 Oct 1909. | Perkins, Nancy Jane (I1924)
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| 6437 | From Civil Birth Registration for Jamaica (familysearch.org) Twenty Seventh March 1914, Mount Hermon, Saint Ann, Vennel Alton, male, born to George Perkins, a planter, and Rosa Perkins, formerly Lindo, Louisa Campbell present at birth Mount Herman, Saint Ann, registered on 2 May 1914. | Perkins, Vennel Alton (I1926)
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| 6438 | From CLARINDA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1906 Margory Woods, class 1902, born in Clarinda Dec. 31, 1883, graduate of rural schools of Page county; taught one term of school at Linn Point, held a position with A. A. Berry Seed Co. two years, at present bookkeeper at Ladies' Hall, Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa. Married? "Not yet." From THE CARDINAL - annual of Clarinda, Iowa High School 1925 Woods, Marjory, (Mrs. R. C. Baird), Housewife, 219 Pope Ave., Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. | Woods, Marjory (I4081)
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| 6439 | From CLARINDA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1906 Melicent Woods, class of 1895, post-graduate class of 1987, born Nov. 8, 1877, at Burnside, Ky.; attended C.E.I., Amity College and University of Missouri; graduate Amity College in 1899, and University of Missouri in 1902; lived in Tipton, Mo., teacher in high school; at Taplequab, I.T., teacher in academy under Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian church; lives at Mt. Pleasant, Utah, teacher in Wasatch Academy---under same board as above. | Woods, Millicent (I4069)
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| 6440 | From CLARINDA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1906 Ruth Woods, class 1904, born at Clarinda, March 15, 1886; attended rural schools in the county. Miss Woods resides at Clarinda and has been teaching in the county. From THE CARDINAL - annual of Clarinda, Iowa High School 1925 Woods, Ruth, (Mrs. Alfred Jones), Housewife, Shenandoah, Iowa | Woods, Ruth (I4082)
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| 6441 | from Commemorative Biographical Record, pg 518 J. ELI PERKINS, though in his very prime at the time of his death, Dec. 26, 1903, was for years one of the leading oil producers of Petrolia, Ont., and a leading cattle dealer of Lambton County. Mr. Perkins was of English extraction on the paternal side and of Dutch extraction on the maternal side. The family was founded in Canada by William Perkins, his grandfather, who came from the United States and settled in Nova Scotia, where he married Harriet Crealman. They reared a family of five children, the youngest of whom was Alonzo Perkins, of Petrolia, and the eldest James Perkins, father of our subject. James Perkins was born in Nova Scotia Jan. 25, 1825, and in 1846 came to Elgin County, Ont., where he engaged in farming until 1863. He then removed to Oil Springs, Lambton County, and engaged in the cattle business, and in both lines was most successfully engaged until his death, on Nov. 19, 1895. He owned considerable property in Enniskillen township, his first purchase of land being Lot 20, Concession 11, which is now owned by his son Cyrus F. Mr. Perkins was a member of the Petrolia council for many years and politically he was a Reformer. In fraternal connection he was a Mason. Both he and wife were identified with the Baptist Church, of which Mrs. Perkins was a member. On March 14, 1850, Mr. Perkins married Mary Vansickle, who was born Jan. 11, 1832, daughter of James and Susan (Minor) Vansickle, and still survives. The children of James Perkins and wife were as follows: Susan Mrs. O. Smith; Cyrus Francis, of Galicia, Austria, where he is an oil producer and a mineral valuator for the government; Jacob, an oil operator; J. Eli; and Mary, deceased, who was the wife of Loyd Harris, of the Massey-Harris Co., Brantford, Ontario. J. Eli Perkins was born Nov. 4, 1863, in Elgin County, and was educated in the public schools of Petrolia. In 1882 he engaged in the oil business, becoming one the leading operators in the locality, and he was scarcely less well known as a feeder and raiser of fine Short Horn cattle. Mr. Perkins was the manager of Berghein & McGarvey of Hanover, Germany, in the oil business, thus gaining a very practical knowledge of the best German methods. He acquired considerable property, owing several fine farms in Enniskillen township, on Lot 20 and Lot 3, Concession 13. Though so constantly pressed with business affairs he took an active interest in the welfare and good government of the place, and for eight years was a member of the council at Petrolia; he once filled the office of reeve. Mr. Perkins was just forty at the time of his death, yet he had accomplished what few men can hope for in a long lifetime. It was not only his success as a business man and leader in public affairs, however, the made him prominent. His high character and remarkable personality gave him unusual standing among his fellow men, and no man in Petrolia occupied a more enviable position in public esteem. He was laid to rest Hilldale cemetery, mourned by all who know him. In 1888 Mr. Perkins married Miss Sarah Becker, daughter of the late Edward Becker, an early settler and contractor at Petrolia and two sons were born to this union, namely; Edward C. and James Franklin. Politically Mr. Perkins was a Reformer, and fraternally he belonged to the the Masons and the Royal Arcanum. | Perkins, James Eli (I603)
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| 6442 | from Cook County Deaths, 1878-1922 (familysearch.org) Ethel M Baker, age 13 yrs, born Chicago, died on 3 July 1899 of Brights disease and organic heart disease. Burial on 5 July 1899 at Oakwoods. | Baker, Ethel Montgomery (I805)
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| 6443 | from Cook County Deaths, 1878-1922 (familysearch.org) Warren Scott Baker, born May 5 1892 to John F Baker of NY and Minnie Leary of WI, single, worked as a clerk at Lakeside Pub Co from Apr 1910 to May 1910 and a clerk at Hogan Envelop Co from 1908 to 1910, died Sept 29 1910 in Chicago, Cook, IL of mitral regurgitation and general anasarca secondary to rheumatism. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Informant John F Baker. | Baker, Warren Scott (I2514)
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| 6444 | from Cook County Marriages, 1871-1920 (familysearch.org) Marriage on 21 Feb 1878 of James F Chaflin, 43, of Lombard, DuPage, IL and Mrs. Sarah M Day ,33, of Joliet, Will, IL | Family: James F Claflin / Sarah J Mack (F2922)
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| 6445 | from Daily Inter Ocean, 13 Feb 1882 (genealogybank) PEORIA, Ill, Feb. 12 - Larkin B. Day, for thirty years a resident of this city, and prominent in all movements to advance Peoria's interests, is about to remove to Milwaukee. Last night the City Council, of which he was a member, and over 100 leading citizens, tendered him a banquet at the Peoria House. | Day, Larkin B (I1524)
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| 6446 | From Daily Inter Ocean, 5 Feb 1877 (genealogybank.com) JOLIET, Ill., Feb. 3- Albert H. Day, for many years one of the most prominent and successful merchants in this city, died today at the residence of Thomas J. Stevens, Esq., age 56 years. For several years past Mr. Day has been insane, being confined a portion of the time in an asylum. He leaves considerable property. His estate here has been managed lately by a conservator. The deceased was also extensively engaged in the dry goods business in Peoria., where he has a fine store. | Day, Albert H (I1520)
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| 6447 | From Death Cert #30512 Parents: Henry Skinner and Ruth Illsley. Died from Carcinoma orbit | Skinner, Alfred L (I7009)
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| 6448 | From Death Certificate (familysearch.com) Albert Perkins, born June 1845, married to Emeline Jones, died 28 Apr 1931, of Stroke in Cloverdale, Occupation School Teacher, 2 yrs at residence, son of Sirus(?) Perkins b. Keswick, NB and Unknown b. (prob) NB. Buried on 30 Apr at Cloverdale Cemetery. Informant Albert Jones (brother in law) | Perkins, Albert (I1597)
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| 6449 | From Death Certificate (familysearch.com) William Albert Perkins, born 1868, single died 19 Oct 1929, aged 62 yrs 8 mths of Coronary Thrombosis in Fredericton, Occupation Mgr CWR Express Co, life long resident, son of Eli Perkins b. Keswick, NB and Sarah Atherton b. Fredericton, NB. Buried on 20 Oct at Fredericton Rural Cemetery. Informant Mrs. Hugh Calder (sister) | Perkins, William Albert (I1617)
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| 6450 | From Des Moines Co. IA Genweb transcribed by Denise D on genweb Clifford W.L. Day, 27, b. Peoria IL, Parents Herbert Day and Fannie Moore m. Helen M. Gafford, 25, b. Osceola, Parents Joseph L. Gafford and Adelaide Sturgeon on April 28, 1917 | Family: Clifford William Lucius Day / Helen M. Gafford (F575)
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