Rainham Builders
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Matches 5,351 to 5,400 of 5,562
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| 5351 | On the 1881 Census of Maryborough, Wellington North, Ontario are: Levi Brudly, Married, German, 29, born Ontario, Farmer, C. Methodist Lydia Brudley, Married, Female, German, 28, born Ontario, C. Methodist Vionna Brudly, Female, German, 8, born Ontario, C. Methodist Elvina Brudly, Female, German, 6, born Ontario, C. Methodist Franklin Brudly, Male, German, 3, born Ontario, C. Methodist Moses Brudly, Male, German, born July 9/12, born Ontario, C. Methodist Hannah Brudly, Female, German, born July 9/12, born Ontario, C. Methodist (Next family to Bengiman Keller) On the 1900 Census of Campbell, Ionia, Michigan are: Braendle, Levi, Head, Male, b July 1852, aged 47, Married, 26 Years, b Canada, Parents both born Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Farmer Braendle, Lydia, Wife, Female, b March 1853, aged 47, Married, 26 Years, 6 Children, 6 Living, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1890 Braendle, Moses, Son, Male, b August 1880, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1890, Farm Laborer Braendle, Amanda, Daughter, Female, b September 1883, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1890, Servant On the 1910 Census of Campbell, Ionia, Michigan are: Breandle, Levi, Head, Male,aged 58, Married 1, 37 Years, b Canada, Parents both born Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Farmer, General Farm Breandle, Lydia, Wife, Female, aged 57, Married 1, 37 Years, 6 Children, 6 Living, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1890, None On the 1920 Census of Campbell, Ionia, Michigan are: Braendle, Levi, Head, Owns, Free, Male, aged 67, Married, Came to the States 1890, Naturalized 1895, b Canada, Parents both born Germany, Farmer, General Farm Braendle, Lydia, Wife, Female, aged 67, Married, Came to the States 1890, Naturalized 1895, b Canada, Parents both born Canada | Braendle, Levi (I00392)
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| 5352 | On the 1881 Census of Rainham, Haldimand, Ontario are: Meno Rhora, Married, Male, German, aged 47, born Ontario, Farmer, Mennonite Lydia Rhora, Married, Female, German, aged 45, born Ontario, Mennonite William Henry Rhora, Male, German, aged 22, born Ontario, Farmer, Mennonite Sophia Elizabeth Rhora, Female, German, aged 18, born Ontario, Mennonite Meno Edward Rhora, Male, German, aged 14, born Ontario, Son, Mennonite Mary E Bradshaw, Female, German, aged 12, born Ontario, Mennonite | Rhora, Menno (I00713)
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| 5353 | On the 1881 Census of Standhope & Sherborne & McClintock, Peterborough East, Ontario are: Francis Hoover, Married, Male, Dutch, aged 37, born Ontario, Farmer, C. Presbyterian Christie Hoover, Married, Female, Scottish, aged 33, born Ontario, C. Presbyterian Lewella Hoover, Female, Dutch, aged 7, born Ontario, C. Presbyterian On the 1901 Census of Sherborne & McClintock, Victoria North are: Hoover, Francis, Male, Head of Household, Married, born Jul 31 1844, aged 56 Hoover, Christyam, Female, Wife, Married, born Jan 11 1848, aged 52 | Hoover, Francis (I00553)
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| 5354 | On the 1881 Census of Warwick, Lambton, Ontario are: John Hoover, Married, Male, German, aged 65, born Ontario, Gentleman E. Methodist Catherine E Hoover, Married, Female, German, aged 70, born Ontario, E. Methodist W Hamilton Hoover, Married, Male, German, aged 38, born Ontario, Farmer, E. Methodist Victoria E Hoover, Married, Female, German, aged 27, born Ontario, E. Methodist Eltham C. L. Hoover, Male, German, aged 4, born Ontario, E. Methodist Catherina I. M. Hoover, Female, German, aged 2, born Ontario, E. Methodist | Hoover, William Hamilton (I00557)
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| 5355 | On the 1881 Census of Wellesley, Waterloo North, Ontario is: Catharina Brendle, Female, German, 50, born Germany, Evangelical | Braendle, Wilhelmine Catherine (I00406)
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| 5356 | On the 1881 Census of Wilmot, Waterloo South, Ontario are: John Rhora, Married, Male, Swiss, aged 48, born Ontario, Mennonite Susanna Rhora, Married, Female, Swiss, aged 41, born Ontario, Mennonite Christian Rhora, Male, Swiss, aged 21, born Ontario, Farmer, Mennonite Catharine Rhora, Female, Swiss, aged 13, born Ontario, Mennonite | Rhora, John (I00712)
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| 5357 | On the 1901 Census of Chatham, Kent, Ontario is: McKenney, Andrew, Male, Head of Household, Married, born Mar 11 1837, aged 63 McKenney, Marietta, Female, Wife, Married, born Mar 11 1842, aged 58 McKenney, John A, Male, Son, Single, born Jan 18 1878, aged 23 McKenney, Alvin C, Male, Son, Single, born Aug 25 1884, aged 16 McKenney, Harry, Male, Son, Single, born Apr 19 1886, aged 14 McKenney, William, Male, Son, Single, born Nov 27 1887, aged 13 Hoover, Henry, Male, Father in Law, Widowed, born Feb 25 1818, aged 83 On the 1910 Census of Lamotte, Sanilac, Michigan are: McKenney, John, Head, Male, aged 32, Single, born Canada, 1878 to the States, Farmer, General Farm McKenney, Marietta, Mother, Female, aged 65, Widowed, 9 Children, 8 Living, born Canada, McKenney, Alvin C, Brother, Male, aged 25, Widowed, born South Dakota, Farmer, General Farm On the 1920 Census of Lamotte, Sanilac, Michigan are: McKenney, Alvin C, Head, Male, aged 35, Married, born South Dakota, Farmer, General Farm McKenney, Thresea M, Wife, Female, aged 27, Married, born Michigan, McKenney, Florence C, Daughter, Female, aged 4 6/12, Single, born Michigan McKenney, Donald, Son, Male, aged 2 6/12, Single, born Michigan McKenney, Marietta, Mother, Female, aged 73, Widowed | McKenney, Andrew (I00564)
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| 5358 | On the 1901 Census of Waterloo (Town), Waterloo (North), Ontario are: Braendle Moses E. M Head M Oct 23 1862 38 Braendle Catharin A. F Wife M Apr 30 1864 36 Braendle Harold S. M Son S Jul 17 1893 7 On the 1911 Census of Waterloo, Waterloo North, Ontario are: Braendle Moses M Head M Oct 1862 48 Braendle Catharine F Wife M Apr 1863 48 Braendle Harold A M Son S Jul 1893 17 Antheus Magdalena F Mother-in-law W 1840 71 Antheus Emma C F Daughter S Nov 1873 38 | Braendle, Moses (I00396)
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| 5359 | One record says he was born 10 Apr 1820. Another record says he was born 18 Mar. He immigrated from Kleefeld, Molotschna, bound for Mountain Lake, Minnesota per the Bremen departure lists. | Lepp, Johann (I422)
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| 5360 | Ontario Marriages 1858 - 1869 Michael Moyer, aged 36, born Prussia, Residing Humberstone, son of Nicholas and Margaret Moyer married Ellen Rosa Winger, aged 25, born Haldimand County, Residing Rainham Township, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Winger, September 13, 1868, at Stevensville, Welland County | Moyer, Michael (I00724)
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| 5361 | Ontario, 1858-1869 Marriage Index: John Dennis, aged 26, Born Canada, Resided Dorchester Township, son of Isaac and M. A. Dennis, Married Bridgeman(sic), Caroline, aged 24, Born Canada, Resides Dorchester Township, daughter of Andrew and Mary, Marriage Date February 17, 1862, Middlesex County. 1900: Montevideo Village, Sparta, Chippewa Co, Minnesota John Dennis, Head of Household, born February 1836, aged 64, Born Canada, Parents born Canada, School Janitor Caroline Dennis, Wife, born September 1840, aged 59, Born Canada, Parents born Germany Married 38 yrs, no children, Immigration dates John - 1882 Caroline - 1884 From Dakota County, Minnesota: "John Dennis, who has been in St. Paul, a short time on a visit to his son-in-law, Stanley Fullerton, 372 East Robie street, died at the city hospital Sunday. He was sixty-eight years old and came from Canada. He contracted a cold a week ago and was sent to the city hospital where he died Sunday morning. The body was taken to Canada for interment Monday evening." West St. Paul Times, Saturday, February 27, 1904. | Dennis, John (I00976)
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| 5362 | Oville Helka entered into rest into the presence of his Lord and Saviour on April 8, 2020, in his 86th year. Beloved husband of Lois (nee Bingham) for 60 years in June. Dear father of Joanne Yager, Douglas Yager and Jennifer and Darren McConachie. Loving grandfather of Lauren (Kevin), Nolan (Madison) Nathan (Shantelle), Jenessa (Matt) and great grandfather of Brandon, Eamon, Helen, Evelyn, Lyndon and Gemma. Predeceased by precious grandson Brandon Yager, brothers Bruce and Clifford and brother-in-law Donald Ramsay. Lovingly remembered by sisters-in-law Grace Ramsay, Mary-Kaye Helka and Joyce Helka. Orvill was a strong family man and a wonderful mentor to his children and grandchildren. He was a member of Selkirk Christian Chapel and over time sang in various choirs and quartets. Although he had many hobbies, he especially enjoyed spending many hours tending to his honey bees and enjoying the wonder of nature all around him. Orvill retired in 1999 from Canadian Gypsum Company with 46 years of dedicated service. Words cannot express the gratitude we feel toward the wonderful staff of Grandview Lodge for their loving care and compassion shown to Orvill and our family in the last two years. There will be a private interment and committal service at Rainham Mennonite Cemetery. | Helka, Orville Leroy (I1113713)
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| 5363 | Palmer J. Delph Palmer James Delph was born in Virginia to Joe Emory Delph 1902 -- 1960 and Ida M Orick 1897 -- 1937. He had a younger sister Josephine Delph 1925 -- 1995 and brother Lee Roy Delph 1929 -- 2003. In 1930, when he was 8 years old, He was living with his father, a farmer, and mother at Rocky Station, Lee, Virginia. In a wedding ceremony on Aug. 10, 1940 Palmer James Delph married Ella Kate Johnson in Hancock County, Tennessee.They had a least 4 children. A daughter in Canada, Vernon Lee Delph 1941 -- 1942, Betty Jane Delph Schooley Rose 1947 -- 2006, and Frank Delph 1951 -- 2009. The 1984 U.S. Public Records Index revealed that Palmer and Ella were living in Mt Airy, Maryland, and Ella continued to live there for a time after Palmer passed away. On April 16, 1992 Palmer James Delph passed away. According to his printed memorial, His service was held at 2PM the following Saturday, with internment at the Sharon Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. "Rest in Peace, dear Palmer (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffman) | Delph, Palmer James (I78)
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| 5364 | part of the J. L. Kraft Companyh | Kraft, Charles Herbert (I1081508)
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| 5365 | Peter Culver (as written by Mrs. Hilliard Culver) 1978 Peter Culver was born in 1785 in Massachusetts where he obtained a fair English education. In 1805 he enlisted in the American Army in which he served until 1815 when he was discharged. He fought with the Americans in the War of 1812-14. At the Battle of Queenston Heights in 1812 he was taken prisoner of war by the British, and was conveyed to Kingston and Montreal. From there he was taken to Boston and released on parole. Upon being discharged from the American Army he was offered a pension with several years' accumulations, amounting to several hundred dollars. However, coupled with the offer was a condition that he should take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States government. He flatly declined to accept the money on those terms. Sixty-four years later the restriction was removed and at the age of ninety-four he received his entire pension. The American Government refused to give him land on his discharge, as he was led to believe they would when he enlisted. This so incensed him that he immediately forsook his allegiance to the American Government. He came to Canada and became a steadfast and loyal subject of the Crown of Great Britain. He first settled on a small lot in Walpole, but after a short residence there, he bought land in Rainham Township on Concession 1, Lot 14, where he spent the remainder of his long life. In 1817 he married Sarah Miller, whose father was the ancestor of the Millers of Rainham. Ten children were born to them. His son Guye remained with him on the home farm. When Mr. Culver settled in Rainham in 1816, the nearest Post Office was Niagara. The only other settlers in the township were the Hoovers, with property in Concession 1, Benjamin Stewart, Mr. Shank, a Mennonite minister, Jacob Fite, below Miller's Point, and Richard Sprangle. There were no settlers between these and Port Maitland. The whole country, before it was improved, was wet and swampy, which discouraged early settlers from locating in the interior as they couldn't get out for necessary supplies until roads were hewn out. A small water-powered grist and sawmill had been built on Stoney Creek (Selkirk Creek) in 1802, by Chris Hoover. Also in Selkirk in 1834, David Evans opened the first store between Port Dover and Dunnville. He was active in many civic affairs being the Commissioner of the Court of Requests, an office dissolved after the County Judges were appointed. He was for many years a member of the Rainham Township Council. Peter Culver lived to the ripe old age of 95. He led a busy and useful life, possessing good health and a cheerful and amicable disposition up to the end. A marble stone in the Baptist Cemetery at Rainham Centre marks the spot where he was buried. | Culver, Peter (I00058)
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| 5366 | Port Dover Maple Leaf, June 15, 2005 Gone for now but will be reassembled some day 200-year old Port Dover house removed board by board. Stan Morris From its vantage point on Highway 6 at the western outskirts of town a white frame house has been witness to the evolution of Port Dover since its earliest beginnings. It stood there watching the passing of horse-drawn traffic along a dirt trail to a paved highway from the early 1800s to June 2005. The house is gone now…for the time being. It was purchased by Mel Shakespeare of Port Hope and dismantled one board at time, each piece of wood meticulously marked and numbered. The owner intends to rebuild it to be a “modern” house with an historic skeleton, look and feel. When I visited the site two workers were on the job. There were timbers stacked neatly beside the laneway, darkened by age but still very sound. Bricks which had been carefully taken down and cleaned of mortar were neatly placed on skids, all of which was in preparation to be transported to another building lot somewhere to be reassembled as the same house. All that old building material will certainly experience déjà vu. A few metres away, still undisturbed, was the wooden foundation of the house. Those thick hand hewed beams, probably 10 inches thick, were quite badly decayed. However, they supported the hand hewed logs which formed the floor beams and these seem to be as solid as the day they would have been laboriously placed there about 200 years ago. With their preservation in mind, those log beams had been placed quite a distance above ground level so were high and dry. The style of construction is called post and beam. One of the workmen told me they found a coin which was dated 1802 under the threshold during the dismantling. Jack McBride grew up in that house. He is now retired and lives in Burlington. He told me on Friday during a phone call that it was his grandfather’s house, John Aaron McBride, then his father’s, Albert McBride. Jack was an only child and lived there until about 1934 when the family purchased the property directly across the highway. As a youngster he walked to school from the old two-storey house, which was heated with a wood-burning stove in the kitchen. He recalled it had one bedroom downstairs off the kitchen and two bedrooms upstairs. In the backyard was a well and pump and, of course, an outhouse. Old records indicate that James McCoy was first deeded the property in 1821. It was described as Woodhouse Township Concession 1, Lot 9, west half, 100 acres. He had come to the new world from County Down in Ireland. He was born in 1815 and died 92 years later in 1907. He is buried nearby in St. John’s Anglican Cemetery. Maple Leaf newspaper files of 1922 report of McCoy Woods on the outskirts of town which church groups used for camping. Later land was sold off for the Lake Erie & Northern Railway line which crossed the property. In 1933 Miss Maria McCoy sold the property to John Aaron McBride. She had resided in the house for many years. Miss McCoy died in March 1934. Evelyn Waters told me this week that her father, Arthur Leitch (a widower), married Aleta McBride, widow of Albert McBride, and they resided in the McBride house for a short time. Mel Shakespeare informed me that the banister and fireplace mantel had been removed from the house by someone. He was able to trace where the mantel is and it will be returned. The old house restorer is not too concerned about the banister as a portion of an upper section was left so he can reproduce exactly what it was like, saying, “that is something we do all the time.” Mel Shakespeare’s address is RR 3 Port Hope. He owns a company called Traditional Homes – Historic Homes and Cottages To Go. He specializes in dismantling old houses and rebuilding them on lots elsewhere. The company has an inventory of old houses which are for sale and can be, as he says, “transport them to wherever you want them and reassemble them, preserving the charm of the past while adding all the modern conveniences.” Three pictures with the following information: These 200-year-old bricks, logs, and timbers shown above will experience déjà vu when reassembled to be a duplicate home of the original. A rendering of what the home will look like when it is reassembled and restored at some time in the future. The solid logs which form the house’s floor beams still remain solid with 200-year-old bark still intact. Norfolk Marriages, Townsend - John A. McBride, Aged 34 Years, Resides Victor, Born Victor, Bachelor, Agent, Son of James and Isabella McBride, Jemima E. Aiken, Aged 27 Years, Resides Victor, Born Victor, Spinster, Daughter of James and Anna Aiken, Witness Mrs. D. Boyd, Townsend, May r20th 1891, Groom Advent, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. D. S. Boyd, by License, Registered May 30th 1891, S. Cunningham Division Registrar of Townsend From John Cardiff's Nornet Victor - location undetermined. The 14 Mar 1888 British Canadian newspaper reported the Victor post office had revenue of $66.95 and salaries of $11.50 in the year ending 30 Jun 1887. | McBride, John Aaron (I05670)
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| 5367 | Povident Life and Trust Co. -Haversford College | Brown, T. Wistar (I1154217)
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| 5368 | Prairieleut Families 486-6 and 284-4. | Stahl, Mariah (I557)
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| 5369 | Prairieleut Families pg. 486-6 and 116. | Decker, Andreas (I556)
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| 5370 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chipps, L. (I1227448)
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| 5371 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Miller, B.M. (I1105962)
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| 5372 | raised by Allan and Ellen Sherk | Stanbury, Charles (I1129476)
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| 5373 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Morningstar, S.A. (I1172720)
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| 5374 | raised by Emmerson Steele and Effie Ireland, son of David Nathan Fife and Harriet Ann Cooper | Steele, Harold Charles Fife (I1093889)
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| 5375 | raised by grandfather Benjamin Franklin Nicks | Nicks, James Richard (I1057287)
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| 5376 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gordon, D.V.R. (I1287123)
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| 5377 | raised by grandparents Sam and Nellie Sprunt | Broadbent, Ethel (I1244023)
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| 5378 | raised by Jack and Mabel Townsend | Townsend, Gerald Alfred (Jerry) Nichols (I1110686)
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| 5379 | Raised by James Curtis Baker and Edith Fretz | Baker, Gertrude E. (I1172444)
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| 5380 | raised by Lydia Sider-Nigh | Nigh, Ethel (I1226948)
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| 5381 | raised by Uncle Harry and Aunt Belle Shrader | Shrader, Mazie Abbie (I1122323)
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| 5382 | raised by Uncle Henry Sider | Sider, Beatrice Estella (I1103043)
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| 5383 | Raised Jennie Neff and Michael Kelly Carver | Barnhart, John (I1057953)
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| 5384 | raised Samuel and Will Hawkins | Sider, Emma (I1057635)
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| 5385 | Ray's child adopted by Jessie | Haynes, Teresa Elaine (I1133060)
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| 5386 | Records from Miller's Cemetery, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, PA. | Hoover, John (I23824)
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| 5387 | RED TWB LML Married Margaret E. Hershey, 1824.6.17 1906.11.2, HH11571 Buried Hershey Menn. Cem. | Denlinger, Daniel K. (I1317855)
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| 5388 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Strawn, C.L. (I1150099)
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| 5389 | Rockingham County, Virginia, Death Index 1862-1877 Name: Benjamin Hoover Race: W Sex: M (Male) Death Date: 29 Oct 1877 Age: Years: 77 Months: 4 Days: 25 Father's name: Henry Mother's name: Barbara Birthplace: Pennsylvania | Hoover, Benjamin (I24544)
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| 5390 | Rockingham County, Virginia, Marriage Record 10 Mar 1829 for Benjamin Hoover and Barbara Black | Hoover, Benjamin (I24544)
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| 5391 | rootsweb Married Benjamin B. Martin, 1836.2.11 1898.5.25 There are perhaps three other infants died young | Weber, Elizabeth Clemens C26172 (I1333966)
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| 5392 | ROTH, Francis Lester - Passed away on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at his residence People Care Centre, Tavistock. He was born in North Easthope Township August 5, 1919 and was the son of the late John S. and Maryann (Steiner) Roth. Francis farmed at Lot 21 Concession 8, North Easthope Township until moving to Tavistock in May 1978. He was a member of the North Easthope Reformed Mennonite Church. He is survived by his wife the former Fern Irene Cusler, whom he married March 15, 1953 in Port Colborne, son Glenn and wife Marlene of Shakespeare, daughter Linda and husband Wayne Stock of Tavistock, grandchildren Lyndsey Roth, Michael Stock and friend Kirsten Eikerman, Adam Stock and friend Jess Simons and great-grandchildren Rise and Azara. Remembered by his sisters Mary Jantzi of New Hamburg, Shirley and husband Robert Young of Welland, Pearl and husband Joseph Young of New Hamburg, sister-in-law Mildred Roth of Kitchener and brother-in-law Paul C. Fehrman of Port Colborne. Francis was predeceased by a son Keith (2006), step-mother Hettie (Gingerich) Roth, brother Earl (1987), sister Marjorie Fehrman (1980), brother-in-law Walter Jantzi. Family and friends may call at the Mark Jutzi Funeral Home, 291 Huron St., New Hamburg today (Thursday) from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral service will take place on Friday, April 22, 2011 at 2 p.m. at North Easthope Reformed Mennonite Church where Allan Bankert and Gene Beehler will officiate. | Roth, Francis (I1093638)
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| 5393 | Ruth was born out of wedlock and was raised by her grandparents, Oscar and Emma | Jackson, Ruth Carolyn (I43)
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| 5394 | Ruth was born out of wedlock and was raised by her grandparents, Oscar and Emma | Jackson, Ruth Carolyn (I495)
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| 5395 | Ruth was born out of wedlock and was raised by her grandparents, Oscar and Emma | Jackson, Ruth Carolyn (I560)
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| 5396 | Samuel Steiner, member of the Falling Spring Reformed Mennonite Church, served the congregation as bishop. | Stoner, Samuel (I24925)
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| 5397 | Schmiedeleut Family Record 05. | Tschetter, Katherina (I449)
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| 5398 | Schmiedeleut Family Record 08. | Kleinsasser, Johannes (I443)
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| 5399 | Schmiedeleut Family Record 08. | Zelsacher, Dorothea (I444)
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| 5400 | Schmiedeleut Family Record 1 from 08. | Kleinsasser, Johannes (I435)
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