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The marraige register notes her as "widow".

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Beyond that he was a servant living in St. Andrews, Holborn, in 1760, I have no idea what happened to him.

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Note N1491 Index

In an entry where he is coming back from Norway in 1927, his birth year is listed as 1887, not 1893.

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I have her will dated May 15, 1622, in which she mentions her sons William and Nicholas Sturch and her daughter Alice. But she also mentions her grandchild Dorothy Mason of Cherington. Is that Alice's daughter?

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He was noted as a "Mariner" on the marriage register of his daughter to Henry Timms.

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I found him in the 1911 Uk Census, He was a private in the 3rd Devonshire Regiment at Exeter in Devon. He was shown as umarried. He was issued WW1 medals in November 1932, which is why I presumed that he lived until at least then. He served in the first Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. His regiment shipped out August 22, 1914.

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On the 1953 Canada Voter's List, he is a plumber,and Hilda is a housewife. In 1949, he is a foreman but in 1957 he was a plumber, and in 1958, he was a plumbing foreman.

There is a John Kennedy buried in Burnsland Cemetery in 1959. Since John is no longer on the Voter's List after 1959, that may well be he.

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In the 1962 Canada Voter's list, he is living with his mother on 24A Street South, and noted to be a civil servant.

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He is described as an errand boy in the 1891 census.

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The witnesses wer Robert B. Haley of Toronto and Mary Rae of Downie Township.

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He is a "teacher's agent" in the marriage register. What is that?

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He was listed as a broker in the marriage register and later on in various censuses. For some reason, he was living in Los Angles in the 1940 US census and was shown as married. He was living in Detroit in 1917 when he registered for the draft for WWI. He showed a mother, a wife, and two chidren.

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He was a pilot in WWII and died flying.

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Helen Dunn says that she was born on Chequers Hill, Newry.

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Helen Dunn says that she was born at 70 Canal Street, Newry, and that she died at 20 Barracks Street Newry.

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There is a reference to a baptism of a child of George Laidlaw in February, 1835 in the diary of Rev. Proudfoot. Given his marriage date and this reference, it seems likely that the children started being born at least that year.