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Note N01195 Index

His birth was registered by Sarah Kennedy (relationship to child not given). Could she have been the grand-mother, that is Robert's wife?

Helen Dunn says that his death was registered in New Jersy in 1888 and that he was incorrectly shown as female.

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Note N01204 Index

She arrived on the same ship as George in 1848. She listed as a 22 year old single woman. Her trade was as a lace maker. In the 1841 census for Yardly Gibion, there were many women listed as lace makers.

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Note N01211 Index

The information that I have on this person and his wife and family (excpet for the son John who married Elizabeth Paisley) comes from: http://www.gravesfa.org/gen071.htm I cannot verify its credibility or accuracy.

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Note N01212 Index

According to the 1910 census, she arrived in America in 1906.

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Note N01215 Index

I know that he was the twin brother of William. As to his death and burial, I can only guess that he is the Henry Timms buried in 1793. Unfortunately, there is no notation of his age or his parents in the burial record.

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Note N01216 Index

In 1901, George was living with his mother and his sister Edith. His mother was a widow by then and both he and his sister were single.

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Note N01219 Index

What information I have re him comes from the family tree of

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Note N01222 Index

The 1900 census, she is Berta A.

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Note N01196 Index

The witnesses were Mary Johnston and Charlotte Smith. Who were they? The presiding officiant was a Robert Johnston so perhaps he supplied the witnesses.

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Note N01210 Index

The actual marriage registration is for Luther in Wellington County. Why do I have it as Lobo?

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Note N01201 Index

The witnesses were Charles Muiraro and Lizzie J Corneille. She was noted to be a school teacher.

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Note N01202 Index

It was a marraige by Banns. The witnesses were John Gibson and Francis Bowers.

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Note N01203 Index

The death registration says that he was killed by a train at a level crossing.