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| 15651 | rente 282 du 04/05/1715 Guillaume LEWICQUE tisserand demt à Helfaut et Anne Bernarde CHABBE sa femme. Moyennant 82 livres 10 sols reçus de Mre Nicolas DELOHEM prêtre curé d'Helfaut, création de rente de 5 livres 1 denier. Blog de Jobris, Joel Brismalin | CHABE-SCAB(B)E(E) Anne Bernardine (13844I)
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| 15652 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (180337I)
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| 15653 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (158461I)
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| 15654 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (22418I)
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| 15655 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (116147I)
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| 15656 | rente 299 du 12/01/1715 Antoine LOEULIEUX laboureur demt à Boisdinghem et Marie Jeanne DUHAMEL sa femme. Moyennant 125 livres reçus de Mre Jean Baptiste DANEL prêtre bénéficier de la cathédrale de cette ville et promoteur de l'officialité d'icelle, création de rente de 7 livres 10 sols. 12/01/1721 : cours de la rente réduit à 3 livres 15 sols. 12/01/1768 : Jeanne Joseph LEROUX veuve de Laurent Joseph GRARE reconnait que la rente a été remboursée par Louis LEULIEUX demt à Boisdinghem. Blog de Jobris, Joel Brismalin | LEUL(L)IEUX Antoine (30288I)
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| 15657 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (99926I)
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| 15658 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (100067I)
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| 15659 | rentré à l'école le 3 oct 1919 ,sorti le 31 juillet 1927 | BULTEL Lucien André (141708I)
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| 15660 | rentrée à l'école le 13 oct 1919 ,sortie le 31 juillet | DAR(C)Q(UES) Claire Hélène Eugénie Joseph (141987I)
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| 15661 | repose à Aulnoye Aymeries | BRIOUL Léon (64397I)
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| 15662 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (115272I)
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| 15663 | Réside Beussent à son mariage Propiétaire au Hameau des Hérables ,il est dit agé de 38 ans veuf de DUCROCQ Marie Anne Bernardine Témoins au mariage BAHEU Noël son beau frére à cause de Thérèse sa femme. BAHEU Pierre son neveu DEMARQUET Pierre de Cormont Laboureur et Antoine de Longvilliers Laboureur , frères de la femme DHOYER Curé contrat de mariage Soret-Desmarquet daté du 6 février 1785 à Samer, Me Dauvergne AD du PdC, 4E127/66 : On y cite notamment le sieur Noël Baheu, laboureur demeurant à Beussent, beau frère à cause de Thérèse Soret, sa femme, soeur du marié, ..., de Pierre François, de Pierre Antoine, de Louis Marie, Françoise et Séraphin Baheux, ses neveux et nièces, .... | Famille: SOR(R)ET Pierre / DEMARQU(AIS-ET) Marie Louise (318124U)
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| 15664 | Résidence de Madeleine Arbour | ARBOUR Madeleine (I1552)
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| 15665 | Residence: Baton Rouge, LA, in 1920 - Apr 1940 (316 St Ferdinand St - with mother, then with sister Ernestine, and then with sister Gertrude) * PROP: 1940: She owned her home worth $6,000. | ARBOUR Agnes Genevieve (I1300)
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| 15666 | Residence: Police Jury Ward 10, Rapides Parish, LA, in Apr 1940 (State Colony & Training School) | ARBOUR Harry Joseph (I4291)
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| 15667 | Residing at Latimer Road Kensington at time of marriage. Subsequently moved to 17 Melina Road, Shepherds Bush. May have originally been apprenticed as a farrier in Hounslow and then worked in his trade for Derry &Toms department store in KensingtonHigh Street. Moved to 89 Maswell Park Crescent, Hounslow in 1914 when he opened his own forge in Wellington Road North. | HARBOUR George Edward (I43334)
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| 15668 | résistant, fusillé par les allemands | BULTEL Auguste Joseph (35805I)
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| 15669 | Retired and living in Dawlish in 1901 census. | DYMOND Mary Jane (I34137)
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| 15670 | Retourner à la fiche de: Robert Choret (CT 22-04-1674 Vachon) avec Marie-Madeleine Paradis (CT 03 Genaple) avec Marguerite Lerouge Serait décédé avant l'inventaire du 15-6-1716 Laneuville, Ste-Croix Achat à la veuve Mathieu Amiot de la seigneurie de la Pointe-aux-Bouleaux (ou Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours) le 5-4-1701; il doit en laisser le quart à Charles Amiot (fils de Mathieu) par jugement de la Prévôté de Québec le 14-5-1708 et il vend le restences, Mm Fi?rt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»à Pierre-Noël LeGardeur le 21-8-1714 Né et baptisé le 7 juin 1648. Source: PRDH. (G. Benoit) | CHORET Robert (I85958)
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| 15671 | Rg Beaubassin -- 1734-1735 - Page 2 -- Baptisée le 22 janvier 1735 dansl'Église Notre-Dame de L'Assomption Beaubassin - Parrain, Charles Arsenault, marraine, Françoise Mirande | GIROUARD Josephte (I84459)
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| 15672 | RHO, Suzanne 1943-2013 À L'Assomption, le 2 mai 2013, à l'âge de 69 ans, est décédée dame Suzanne Rho, fille de feu Marcel Rho et d'Eméline Turgeon. Elle laisse dans le deuil ses frères et ses soeurs: Monique, Fernand, Madeleine, Roland, Hubert, André, J e a n - M a u r i c e e t fe u R ay m o n d , beaux-frères, belles-soeurs, neveux et nièces, ainsi qu'autres parents et amis. La famille recevra vos condoléances le lundi 6 mai 2013 à compter de 10heures, en l'église de L'Assomption. Les funérailles auront lieu à 11 heures, suivies de l'inhumation des cendres au cimetière du même endroit. Direction funéraire: L'ASSOMPTION 450-589-5505 www.guilbault.info | RHO Suzanne (I83797)
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| 15673 | Richard is an engineer and has had several articles published includingthe following: "A portable ramped D-C test set using a USBR developed high-voltage D-Cpower supply" by R.C. ARBOUR and B. MILANO.[Sep1983] "Synopsis of insulation problems at Yellowtail Powerplant" by Richard C. ARBOUR.[Oct1983] "Evaluation and analysis of motor starting problems at Fountain Valley pumping plant" by B. MILANO, M.L. JACOBS, and R.C. ARBOUR.[Mar1984] ___ From daughter Donna's Facebook page, excerpted on 12 Jul 2009: Fathers and lifeShare Sunday, 21 June 2009 at 10:53 pm Today as I watched my Dad interract with everyone it struck me how things have come full circle in our family. I fear that he won't make it toanother fathers day. It is sad to think that way but it's so hard to see him struggling to do the easy things now. Simple things like liftinghis leg, stepping up a step, sitting down. Having a conversation or following one. It is just not fair to expect him to stay here anymore forus. When you are young your Dad is your protector. You look to him forprotection and wisdom. Surely he knows everything, he's your Dad. Slayer of dragons, killer of monsters, drier of tears when you fall down onyour bike. He pushes you too. To do things you are afraid of, but you conquer them, and soon you are braver, stronger, smarter. And when you fail, you just brush yourself off, take a deep breathe, and try again. And when you cross the line and do something really bad, he punishes you, but always with explanation, why it was wrong. I remember hating getting spanked for fighting with my brothers, but the worse part was the talk afterwards. Where you finally realized why he was so disappointed in you. Why he let you choose your punishment which always ended up being12 times worse than if he just gave it to you. Use your head, think for yourself, don't be a follower. You can't go wrong with the truth. Hetold me that he could tell when I was lying to him, and I truly believed that. To this day I am a terrible liar. Then you become a teenager, youthink you have figured it all out. You find out your parents have their own faults, and you discount everything they say because of them. Your Dad obviously doesn't know anything, he's just trying to stop you from having a good time. You think youare smarter than him, you don't listen to him, you don't talk to him anymore. He loses track of who youare. You start to ignore his messages, and go your own path. It's a hard way to learn. Finally you are grown and looking back you realizehow much sense your Dad made. How you could have shaved off so much grief from your life just by paying attention, and heeding his advice, or not being so impatient to grow up. And even if hewasn't the perfect parent,he did the best he could giventhe tools and means he had for all of us. And you learn to appreciate that he tried. He at least was the kind of parent who cared enough to try. Now he regresses. He is the one actinglike a little kid. He told me recently he was turning back intoalittleboy. I'm sure it feels like that to him. We have to act like the grownups, we have to handle it. He needshelp with getting dressed and making choices. They are simple choices, they used to be easy movements, butare now difficult for him. Don't ask anymore, just direct. It's easierthat way. What am I supposed to do now? Where am I going? It's just sad and nobody can stop it from happening. And we will do what Dad taughtus to do. Brush ourselves off, take a deep breath, and keep ontrying. I have myown kids now, but this part of being a grown up just bites. ___ From www.allveterans.com -- excerpted on 08 Oct 2009 Richard C. Arbour, Sr. -- In Loving Memory Born 28 October 1935 Baton Rouge, LA Passed Away 2 October 2009 Englewood, CO Richard (Dick) Carl Arbour Sr. was born on 28 October 1935, to Ida Claire Arbour and Jules Emile Arbour. He married Joyce Theresa Crochet. He joined the Air Force in February 1954 and served as an Airman Basic. While in the Air Force he earned a National Defense Service Medal and a Good Conduct Medal. He was honorably discharged in October of 1957. After leaving the service he attended (LSU) Louisiana State University and obtained an Engineering degree. In 1961, he moved his family from Louisiana to Colorado to work at the Denver Federal Center at the Bureau of Reclamation as an Electrical Engineer. He retired from the Bureau in 1993. Dick had many passions in his life, some of them were: golf, bowling, fishing, playing horse shoes, pool, playing cards (Bourae and Bridge), riding horses. He loved to watch football, especially his beloved LSU, and spend time with family. Most family gatherings usually involved cards or some type of competitive games. He loved nature and introducedall of his kids to the outdoor splendor of Colorado and fishing for trout. He was a member of the Reclamation bowling league until 2006 and enjoyed golfing on a league with his buddies from the bureau until that same year. He is survived by one brother Louis Kendall Arbour, his children, Donna Claire Arbour (Riley), Richard Carl Arbour Jr, Stanley William Arbour, Sharon Ann Arbour (Veen), John Christopher Arbour, Sheila Marie Edie (Adams), Shelly Lynn Edie (Reed), and Kevin Lawrence Edie.Dick had 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A memorial service (with military honors) will be held at Ft Logan National Cemetery on Friday, 9 Oct 2009 at 10:30 am, Staging Area "B". A reception tocelebrate Richard's life to follow funeral atElks Lodge 1455 Newland, Lakewood, CO, 11:30 am. Posted by All Veterans Funeral & Cremation. The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) -- Thursday 08 Oct 2009 Richard C. Arbour Sr., 73, of Lakewood, CO, died Friday, 2 Oct 2009. Hewas preceded in death by his wife, Joyce Theresa Crochet. He was a 1953 graduate of Catholic High School and an LSU graduate. He served in the US Air Force and received the National Defense Service Medal and GoodConduct Medal. In 1961, he moved his family to Denver for a job at theBureau of Reclamation as an electrical engineer. He retired from the bureau in 1993. Some of his passions were enjoying the outdoor beauty ofColorado, fishing, bowling, golfing, riding horses, and playing competitive games such as cards and horseshoes. He loved to watch football, especially LSU, and spending time with his family. He is survived by a brother, Louis K. Arbour; eight children, 14 grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Memorial service at Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver, on Friday, 9 Oct, at 10:30 am. Please see www.allveterans.com for further information. From daughter Donna's facebook page on 02 Oct 2009: After a long battle- my Dad is finally at peace. We love you Dad. From daughter Donna's facebook page on 06 Oct 2009: Thanks, yes, he wasa big gentle man. Not much would make him lose his temper. I guess he had to be laid back to deal with all of our shenanigans! He taught us the importance of working hard and brushing yourself off and trying again when you failed. And the real important things in life like family. We sure will miss him. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Richard Carl Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 28 Oct 1935 Death Date: 2 Oct 2009 SSN: 437484163 Branch 1: AF Enlistment Date 1: 11 Feb 1954 Release Date 1: 10 Oct 1957 | ARBOUR Richard Carl (I3390)
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| 15674 | Richard Joshua Reynolds (son of Christopher Robert Reynolds and Elizabeth Rivers Matthews) was born 1641, and died Jul 27, 1711 in Newport, Va.He married Elizabeth Sharpe on Abt. 1660 in Isle Of Wright Colony, Virginia. Includes NotesNotes for Richard Joshua Reynolds: [2870341.ged] Sybil Reynolds Taylor, "Christopher Reynolds of Virginia," Reynolds Family Association Centennial Collection: 100 Years of Historical and Genealogical Material Collected by the Reynolds Family Association, 1992. Compiled and Edited by Susan Rogers Clement, RFA Executive Secretary andArchivist (Reynolds Family Association. Printed and Bound by The Gregath Company, Cullman, Alabama). pp417-424.Library of Congress CS71.R464 1992. Beginning at p420: "THECHILDREN OF CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS OF VIRGINIA "TI-434 RICHARD REYNOLDS, son of Christopher (433) and Elizabeth Reynolds, b 1641 (Isle of Wight) VA and d 7-27-1711 Newport Parish VA. Data from his will. He m ca 1669 Elizabeth Sharpe. Issue: Richard b 1669 [TI-435]; Christopher b ca 1670;Sharp who d 7-8-1754; Elizabeth who m - Lewis; and John b 10-5-1710. T2-6293 Richard Reynolds, of (6292), b 1641 Isle of Wight Co. VA, and d27 Jul 1711 Newport Parish VA. Data from his will. He m 1669 ElizabethSharpe. Issue: Richard b 1669 [T2- 6294]; Christopher b 1670; Sharpe who d 8 Jul 1754; Elizabeth who m -Lewis; and John b 5 Oct 1710. "There appears to be a two-generation difference in Tillman's marriage for Richard Reynolds of Isle of Wight. Jester, in the 1956 edition of Adventurers of Purse and Person, Virginia 1607-1625, (1956) states, "Richard2 Reynolds (Christopher1) ... married Joyce, daughter of Richard Staples." [Isle of Wight Deed Bk 8, p242). "Boddie, in Vol. II Historical Southern Families states: Christopher3 Reynolds (Richard2, Christopher1) of the Lower Parish sold Timothy Tynesof the same l00 acres "purchased of my father, Richard Reynolds and Richard Reynolds, Jr., 9 Jun 1698, andmy father Reynolds lately dying, descended to me and dower of Joyce Reynolds, relict of my father Reynolds and Elizabeth Reynolds, my wife." Wits.: Arthur Smith, John Frizzell,Thomas Summerelle. (D.B. 1704-15) Arthur Smith, father of the Arthur Smith who witnessed the above deed, in his will dated 1 Oct 1645, gave his daughter Jane Smith land next to "Christopher Reynolds," the grandfather of the above Christopher of 1698. "Richard Reynolds, with wife "Joyce," was probably the Richard Reynoldswho married an unnamed daughter of Richard Staples (D.B.1, p25; C.M. 38) It will be noted that Richard Reynolds with wife Joyce made [p421] adeed 9 Jun 1697, and Joyce was hiswidow when he died in 1707. [Boddie,Vol. II Historical Southern Families.] "There are several references to Richard Reynolds and Joyce in Isle of Wight records: ...Richard Reynolds, Sr. He and his wife Joyce witnessed a deed of Johnand Mary Luther (Lother), 1 Oct 1693. [Boddie Vol. II] "Richard2 Reynolds and Joyce, his wife, on 9 Sep 1706, "for love of Jane Casey, my daughter, and Richard Casey, her husband," sold a tract adjacent to Tristam Norsworthy "part of land I live on." Wits., Arthur Smith, Richard Reynolds, Jr., Thomas Joyce (D.B. 2-1704-15). "Richard Reynolds, Jr., witnessed a deed of Richard Reynolds and Joyce his wife to Richard Reynolds' daughter Jane Casey, 9 Sep 1706 (D.B. 2-1704-15). "On 9 Oct 1706, Richard Reynolds gave his daughter, Elizabeth Reynolds,land on Mill Creek between plantation where Widow Haris lives and where James Hamblin lives. Wife Joyce relinquished dower right. Wits., Arthur Smith, Richard Casey, Sarah Williams (Id. 1704-1715.) Contrast the above reference to Richard with the following: "Richard4 Reynolds (Richard3, Christopher2, Christopher1) married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Sharpe, as shown by the will of Richard Sharpe, Jr., dated 15 Jan 1699/1700, probated 9 Apr 1700, as follows: " ... to my cozen (nephew) Richard5 Reynolds, silver tumblers, also all land during term of my lease from Col. Arthur Smith, decd., he to give same to his three sons Richard, Sharpe, and Christopher Reynolds; Rich. Reynolds, exr. 15, Jan 1699/1700, prob/ Apr/9, 1700; Henry Applewhite, JohnFlood, Jas. Mathews.' [Boddie Vol II] "Richard4 Reynolds made his will 27 July 1711, probated 26 May 1712, asfollows: "To wife, Eliz. where I now live for life, and adjacent landsthere were formerly Richard Jordan's ... to son Richard5 Reynolds a plantation ... to son Sharpe Reynoldsa plantation ... to son Christopher 320 acres where Edward Griffith lived ... to Richard Jackson land I have sold him and given bond ... to son Richard ... where George Strode lived ... to son Sharpe where John Green lived... 27 July,1711." Pro. 26May 1712. A. Smith, Giles Driver, Jane Benn. (W.B.A.-536; C-2-74) " More About Richard Joshua Reynolds: Date born 2: 1641, Warwick County, Virginia.237 Died 2: Jun 27, 1711, Newport, Giles, Virginia.237 More About Richard Joshua Reynolds and Elizabeth Sharpe: Marriage 1: Abt. 1660, Isle Of Wright Colony, Virginia. Marriage 2: 1669237 Children of Richard Joshua Reynolds and Elizabeth Sharpe are: +Richard Reynolds, b. 1669, Isle Of Wright, Va, d. Sep 05, 1754, Kings Williams, Va. Sharpe Reynolds, b. 1663, d. date unknown. Christopher Reynolds, b. 1665, d. 1763, Isle Of Wright Colony, Virginia. | REYNOLDS Richard (I83095)
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| 15675 | Richard was the only one of Abraham's children to become a farmer andlived with him at Lane Farm in Worrall for most of his life. Hemarried Elizabeth and had one son Thomas Edward. When his fatherretired in 1851, he transferred ownership of the farm to Richard,probably expecting him to carry on the farming tradition in the area,but in 1862 Richard died aged 45.All hope of keeping the farm in the family was lost when grandsonThomas Edward also died just three years later aged 5.They are both buried in St Nicholas churchyard, Bradfield. Theinscription reads :Sacred to the memory of Richard Jackson of Worrall Departed this lifeDecember 6th 1862 aged 45 yearsAll ye that come to see this stone/ To think how quickly I wasgone/Death does notalways warning give/ Therefore be careful how you live/Repent in time make no delay/ For I was quickly called awayAlso Thomas Edward only son of the above named Richard and ElisabethJackson who departed this life March 18th 1865 Aged 5 yearsHe's gonethe one we loved so well/ To his eternal rest/ He's gone toheaven we have no fear/ He is forever blest | JACKSON Richard (I45891)
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| 15676 | Rieupeyroux, 12, Bertrand | ARRIBAT Catherine (188120I)
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| 15677 | Rieupeyroux, 12, Bertrand | MIQUEL Françoise (188094I)
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| 15678 | riginaire de Doeuil-sur-le-Mignon, ar. St-Jean-d'Angély, év. Saintes,Saintonge (Charente-Maritime). | ETIENNE Philippe (I34532)
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| 15679 | riginaire de Moëze, ar. Rochefort, év. Saintes, Saintonge(Charente-Maritime). | ROUSSELIÈRE Jeanne (I40757)
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| 15680 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (188116I)
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| 15681 | Rincq | Famille: MASSET Jean Baptiste / CADART Marie Jeanne Thérèse (252337U)
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| 15682 | RincQ | DELDREVE Jean (24579I)
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| 15683 | Rincq | MASSET Cornil (24530I)
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| 15684 | Road accidentFred and Albert appear to be with their grandmother Caroline in 1901 | CLIMMER Albert Henry (I25953)
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| 15685 | Robert died at the home of his daughter Sarah Jane Cowin, the ClarendonHotel in Douglas. This was at the time of 'The Big Snow' in 1895. The roads to Maughold were impassable so his coffin was put on a Knox`s trawler and taken to Ramsey, and then by road to Maughold Church. The 1881census for Onchan lists a Robert Corteen, Retired farmer, lodging at 19 Mona Street. Others at this address were: Robert Archer/Head/58 - Margaret Archer/wife/49 (born Maughold) - William Archer/Son/19 - WilliamCaley/Boarder/29/Locksmith (born Maughold) - Aubrey Caley/Boarder/16/Joiner (born Ramsey) - John Caley/Boarder/Scholar/8 (born Maughold) - Margaret Gelling/Servant/27 Extract from "The Ramsey Courier" February 15th 1895. p. 8 On Wednesday week, Robert Corteen, formerly of Ballasholaigue, Maughold, died at 9, Loch Promenade , Douglas. The interment was arranged to take place on Monday at Maughold Churchyard, but owing to the roads being blocked with snow, this arrangement could not be carriedout. Consequently, the steam trawler Skart, of Douglas, was chartered,and by this means the remains of the deceased were conveyed to Ramsey,where they arrived shortly after noon on Monday. The remains were placed in Mr. Dawson's hearse to await interment, and the funeral took place on Tuesday. | CORTEEN Robert (I26886)
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| 15686 | Robert Harbour earned a successful living as a bricklayer and providedwell for his wife and at least nine children. He has a serious fall atwork,he fell from a ladder when carrying a hod of mortor and from thenon he had to walk with the aid of crutches, but was still described asa bricklayer at the age of 74. He was a Primitive Methodist and elderof thelocal chapel, but sent his children to the church school. For aperiod of time his wife's father lived with them. (extract from Parsonand People in a Suffolk Village : Richard Cobbold's Wortham 1824-77)1841, 1851 & 1861 census living at Long Green, Suffolk. | HARBOUR Robert (I43668)
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| 15687 | Robert Joly, tailleur d'habits, 38a, ami dudit; Jean Baptiste Etienne Crouy, menuisier, 24a, frère de ladite | Famille: LO(I-Y)(S-Z)EL(LE) Eloi Grégoire Arnould / CROUY Marie Françoise (305308U)
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| 15688 | Robert married (MRIN:23) Margaret KNEALE-114 daughter of William KNEALE-381 and Margaret OATES-382 (MRIN:71) on 3 Jan 1829. Margaret was christened on 16 Nov 1806 in ,Lonan. She died on 15 Nov 1878 in ,Maughold. She was buried on 22 Nov 1878 in ,Maughold. | KNEALE Margaret (I26887)
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| 15689 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | Famille: En vie / En vie (274303U)
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| 15690 | Roger Quessy et Caissie | QUESSY Roger (I65463)
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| 15691 | ROLANDE EST LA BENJAMINE DE LA FAMILLE. ELLE N'A JAMAIS CONNU SON PERE QUI PAR TIT QUELQUES MOIS APRES SA NAISSANCE. ELLE NE SE SOUVIENT QUE DE 2 RENCONTRES AVEC LUI. ELLE EUT LA CHACE D'AVOIR SA MERE COMME INSTITUTRICE JUSQU'A L'AGE DE 13 ANS ALORS QU'ELLE DEVINT PENSIONNAIRE AU COUVENT DE ST-TITE. ELLEEST LA SEULE DE LA FAMNILLE A NE PAS ETUDIER SOUS LE STATUT D'ORPHELINE, SES FRERES ET SOEURS PAYANT POUR ELLE. ELLE RESSEMBLA A SA MERE A TOUT POINT DE VUE, EN- SEIGNERA PENDANT 23 ANS UN PEU PARTOUT; EN 1995, ELLE HABITE EN ONTARIO. | PRONOVOST Rolande (I69688)
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| 15692 | Rollande Perreault, Date de décès : 23 mai 2011 Au CHRDL JOLIETTE , le 23 mai 2011, à l'âge de 76 ans, est décédée, Madame Rollande Perreault, épouse de feu Monsieur Roland Beaulieu demeurant à la St-Charles Borromée. La défunte laisse dans le deuil ses trois enfants : Pierre-Paul, époux de Suzanne Olivier, Louise, épouse de Jean-Marie Sills, François. Ses 4 petits-enfants : Sébastien, conjoint de Nathalie Thibault,Valérie, conjointe de Luke Béliveau, Caroline et Olivier. Ses frères et soeurs : Claire -feu Louis-Joseph-Chevrette, Marcel -Jeanne Lippé Feu Denis -Huguette -Hogue Réjeanne Perreault,-Jacques Dumontier, Georgette Perreault, -Mario Perreault, et André Perreault, - Lucie Rabouin. Ses beaux-frères et belles-soeurs : Bertrand Beaulieu,-Mariette Perreault, Gilles Beaulieu, -de Murielle Goyette et Victor Beaulieu, Carmelle Ricard ainsi que plusieurs neveux, nièces ,autres parents et amis. Les personnes qui désirent rendre un dernier hommage seront accueilliespar la famille au Complexe de la Résidence funéraire de Lanaudière, jeudi 26 mai 2011, de14 heures à 17 heures et de 19 heures à 22 heures. Vendredi à compter de 9 h 30, suivi des funérailles en l'Église de Ste-Mélanie à 11 heures. Inhumation au cimetière de Ste-Mézm Fi?rt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»lanie. Direction funéraire : Richard Dugas, pour le complexe de la Résidence funéraire de Lanaudière, 90, rue Wilfrid-Ranger à Saint-Charles-Borromée(Québec) J6E 8M7. Tél. : (450) 759-7148 Fax : (450) 752-2589 Membre affilié à la Corporation des thanatolézm Fi?rt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»ogues du Québec. www.residencefunerairelanaudiere.com | PERREAULT Rollande (I88920)
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| 15693 | Rollez | MARGE(R-T-Z) Jacques Philippe Joseph (192153I)
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| 15694 | Romette | GAL(L)Y Gabriel (186907I)
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| 15695 | Romette La Salvetat-Peyralès, 12, Romette | BOUSQUIE Marie (186912I)
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| 15696 | Romette La Salvetat-Peyralès, 12, Romette | BOUSQUIE Marie (186912I)
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| 15697 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (186911I)
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| 15698 | Rose Charlotte migrated to AUS from England 6- 9 -1926 on the ORAMA with her children Eddie and Mary leaving her husband in England. | PACKER Rose Charlotte (I25752)
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| 15699 | Rosie was married in 1898, but by 1920, she lived with her mother and was considered single. What happened to James? North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 07 Jul 1926 NORTH POWNAL Mrs. Rose McConnell and Mrs. George Wells of North Adams spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. McConnell's brother, Edward Arbour, in Mechanicville, NY. Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Thursday 03 Jul 1947 Mrs. Rose (Arbour) Wells, 74, wife of George A. Wells, died at her homein North Adams, MA, this morning after a brief illness. Mrs. Wells wasborn in Canada but moved to Cohoes where she lived for several years before moving to North Adams about 19 years ago. Survivors include two brothers, Albert and John; a sister, Mrs. Eva Nadeau, all of North Pownal, VT; and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will take place 9 amFriday at Sacred Heart Church, North Adams, and interment will be in Southview Cemetery, that city. She had 2 children | ARBOUR Marie Rose-Anna Aldina (I5880)
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| 15700 | Roslyn never married or had children. She lived in Baton Rouge in 1900 and in 1910, in 1930, and in 1940, with her great-aunt. In Apr 1940, Roslyn reported that she had earned $1830 in 1939. The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) -- 06 Jul 1986 ARBOUR, ROSLYN B. Died 9:30 am Saturday, 5 July 1986, at Ollie Steele Burden Manor Nursing Home. She was 94, a native and resident of Baton Rouge. Visiting at Rabenhorst Funeral Home, 825 Government St., 4 to 6 pm Sunday. Visiting at Ollie Steele Burden ManorChapel,9 am until Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 am Monday, conducted by the Rev. Frank Uter. Burial in RoselawnMemorial Park. Survived by a niece, Juliet Jolly Wallace, Shreveport; two great-nephews, Robert D. Jolly, Baton Rouge, and Edward M. Jolly Jr., Memphis, TN. She was a member of St Joseph Cathedral. | ARBOUR Roslyn Blanche (I6796)
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