Our Family's Journey Through Time
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| 1 | 1871 census officially began April 2, 1871 | Brydon, Margaret (I3050)
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| 2 | Children: Eunice A. 18, Lucina 17, Ebenezer 15, James 13, Edwin 12, William 10, Ella 8, Isaac 6, Samuel 4, Clara 8/12 (August). | Dukeshire, Margaret A. (I5218)
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| 3 | death at Tomsknowe | Bryden, Agnes (I12642)
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| 4 | 1881 census says birth 1810. Death record says birth 1808. | Bryden, Edward (I28805)
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| 5 | 1910 census says birth England 1940 census says birth Scotland, 1872. | Bryden, Frederick Archibald (I22575)
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| 6 | 3 children at home. | Gunn, Ellen Esther (I7847)
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| 7 | A Gunn family lives next door. | Campbell, Mary (I7844)
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| 8 | A step daughter in the Charles Beche household. | Brydon, Janet Augusta (I21694)
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| 9 | A step daughter in the Charles Beche household. | Brydon, Alice E. (I21693)
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| 10 | Address: Johnstone, Thompsons Land | Connell, Christina (I3506)
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| 11 | Address: Johnstone, Thompsons Land | Holborn, Janet (I3508)
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| 12 | also inThe Depew Independent, September 10, 1920... "Little Walter Bryden is quite sick with pneumonia." | Bryden, Walter (I5839)
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| 13 | At birth of son Angus Joseph. | Macdonald, Marie (I12338)
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| 14 | at death he was a bookkeeper at the Hotel Gordon. | Brydon, William Carl (I21747)
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| 15 | Brydon, Mr. and Mrs. James (Ross) 115 Bedford road Receives Friday Mr. Ronald K. Brydon "The Society Blue Book of Toronto and Hamilton. A Social Directory 1911 " | Brydon, James (I678)
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| 16 | BURKE, Theresa Carmelita "Carmie" - 76, Sydney, died December 2, 2003. Born in Sydney, she was a daughter of the late Malcolm Joseph and Mary Sarah (Bryden) MacLean. Surviving are her husband, Dr. John; daughter, Judy (Gordon) Paulsen; sons, David (Diane), Paul (Barbie); sisters, Margie (Gus) MacKinnon), Josie (Joey) Robertson, Ruth (Art) Kyte; six grandchildren. She was predeceased by sisters, Marie, Patricia (Jim). Visiting 2-4, 7-9 p.m. today in T.W. Curry Parkview Chapel. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday, in St. Joseph's Church, Rev. Gerald Dunphy officiating. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery, Sydney Forks. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society or any charity. On-line condolences to: twcurryparkview@ns.sympatico.ca -- source: Halifax Herald, 3 December 2003 -- | Maclean, Theresa Carmelita (I10382)
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| 17 | census address: Rosser, Selkirk, Manitoba | Nichol, Thomas (I1963)
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| 18 | children: Fannie L Greer 18 Texas Henry Edward Greer, b. Sep 1884, Chilton, Texas Franklin Crawford Greer, b. Feb 1890, San Saba, Texas Sallie B Greer 8 Texas Brownie Greer | Shook, Jennie B. (I9019)
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| 19 | Family members at the time of census... Janet Scobie 39 b. Nova SCotia Donald 15 b. Ontario Mary Elizabeth 11 b. Ontario John George 9 b. Ontario Jessie 7 b. Ontario Emily Christena 2 b. Ontario | Ross, Jessy Scobie (I679)
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| 20 | Father: James Lessels. Mother: Margaret Couston. | Lessels, Margaret Joseph (I28723)
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| 21 | He and his brother Charles are hardware merchants. | Brydon, Andrew Eby (I1402)
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| 22 | He was a steelworker, father, Michael Dalton, born in Newfoundland. Mother Bridget Coombs. | Family (F5526)
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| 23 | He's an agent. | Bird, Isaac Adam (I1218)
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| 24 | He's living next to his son Robert. | Maxwell, Robert (I2343)
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| 25 | His last name is Mullican in this census. | Brydon, Donald Elwood (I3733)
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| 26 | Homestead Place: Alberta, Canada Coordinates: SW Section: 36 Township: 50 Range: 7 Meridian: 4 | Bryden, William (I10159)
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| 27 | In his son-in-law William Bryden's household. | Geddes, James (I29211)
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| 28 | In the house: John and Janet, plus children: Ellen 18 William 16 Thomas 13 Walter 10 Agnes 10 Annie 5 | McNeill, Janet (I2188)
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| 29 | In the household: John and Janet, plus children: Ellen 18 William 16 Thomas 13 Walter 10 Agnes 10 Annie 5 | Brydon, John (I2187)
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| 30 | LAKE LEELANAU ? Gladys Katherine (Viavant) Strong, 89, peacefully slipped from this world on Feb. 13 at Munson Hospice House. She was born in San Antonio, Texas, on Nov. 17, 1923, and spent her childhood in Texas, California and Louisiana. In 1948 she married Curtis T. Strong Jr. Colonel Strong was a career officer in the USAF, and they raised their family in many different cities across the United States. In 2005 Gladys moved to Lake Leelanau to reside with her daughter and son-in-law. Gladys was an accomplished fiber artist. She mastered the art of weaving, spinning, dyeing and knitting. She made her own dyes from mushrooms and other plants. Over the years she made many items, which she sold and exhibited throughout the Richmond, Va., area. Hoping to help others in the art, she taught many people how to weave, spin and produce beautiful colors from natural dyes. After moving to Lake Leelanau she became active in a local spinning group and greatly enjoyed attending the weekly meetings. From those meetings she was able to continue teaching those who shared her love for making beautiful things. Gladys was preceded in death by her husband, Curtis T. Strong Jr.; her parents, William and O'Dette (D'Aquin) Viavant; and her brother, William Joseph Viavant. Surviving are one brother, Thomas D'Aquin Viavant, of Ensenada, Mexico; her four children, Katherine (Joseph) DeKoning, of Lake Leelanau, Robert Strong, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Susan (Gary) Mick, of Burlington, Vt., and Ryk Strong, of Emeryville, Calif.; five grandchildren, Charlotte (Daniel Washburn) DeKoning, Brian Mick, Ethan Mick, Lindsay Mick and Nathaniel Mick; and four nephews and their families. No services will be held at this time. A celebration of her life will be held later this year in Lake Leelanau. Memorials may be made to Munson Hospice, 1105 Sixth St., Traverse City, MI 49684 and/or to the Leelanau Community Cultural Center (The Old Art Building), PO Box 883, Leland, MI 49654. Please share thoughts and memories with Gladys' family on their online guestbook at www.record-eagle.com/obituaries. Arrangements are with the Martinson Funeral Home of Suttons Bay. -- source: the Traverse City (MI) Record-Eagle, 17 Feb 2013; via Findagrave #120520940 -- | Viavant, Gladys Katherine (I23233)
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| 31 | Last name Cloutier at death. (married to Albert R. Cloutier) | Griffin, Ethel Gertrude (I29683)
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| 32 | Living next door to Dr. James Algie. | Wallace, Janet (I1172)
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| 33 | Living next door to Ole Tellefsen, a stone cutter from Norway. | Berg, Anna (I9028)
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| 34 | Married last name: Robertson. | Brydon, Margaret Alexander (I17327)
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| 35 | Married to Charles Beche. | Gundlach, Lucy (I21692)
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| 36 | Mrs. Nell Harrison Brydon.DAR ID Number: 70191; Born in Somerset, Pa. ; Wife of John Crosby Brydon. ; Descendant of Lieut. Christian Ankeney. ; Daughter of Charles James Harrison (b. 1841) and Margaret Sanner (b. 1848), his wife, m. 1872. ; Granddaughter of Michael Sanner (1810-87) and Susan Patton (1823-96), his wife, m. 1845. ; Gr-granddaughter of Jacob Sanner and Margaret Ankeny (1789-1876), his wife. ; Gr-gr-granddaughter of Christian Ankeny and Elisabeth Shaffer, his wife. ; Christian Ankeny served as lieutenant in the Bedford County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born, 1749, in Hagerstown, Md.; died after 1789 in Somerset, Pa. ; -- source: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books -- | Harrison, Nellie Louise (I7960)
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| 37 | NEW BERLIN ? Wilfred J. "Bill" Wilbur, 89, of New Berlin, passed away early Wednesday morning, Oct. 10, 2012 at his home in New Berlin. Bill was born on Feb. 16, 1923 in McDonough, the son of Edward and Helen Brown Wilbur. He was a resident of the New Berlin area for most of his life and had attended the local schools. A veteran of the United States Army, Bill served his country from January of 1943 until his honorable discharge in August of 1946. Over the years he had worked on the Carl Gregory Farm, Cowels Sanitation and most recently as a security guard at Simmonds Precision and Wilson Hospital. On Nov. 8, 1947 in Sidney he married Mabel Miller, who passed away Oct. 31, 1987. Bill is survived by his children Cheryl Bryden of Nineveh, Bonnie Tiffany and husband Bruce of South New Berlin, Gary Wilbur of Tucson, Ariz., Sandy Scott of New Berlin, Penny Eckert of South New Berlin, Michael Wilbur and wife Joyce of Gainesville, Ga. and Kimberly Broghammer and husband Douglas of New Berlin; 21 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers Louis Wilbur and wife Doris of Sherburne and William Wilbur and wife Peggy of Norwich along with many nieces and nephews. Besides his wife Mabel, Bill was predeceased by a son James Wilbur and a granddaughter Carolyn Wilbur, and his sisters Gertrude, Ethel, Rose, Lula and Evelyn. Funeral services for Bill will be held at 11 a.m. Monday from the R.J. Fahy Funeral Home. Interment will follow in the Mt. Hope Cemetery. -- source: The Evening Sun, 12 Oct 2012; via Findagrave #168477149 -- | Wilbur, Wilfred J. (I30545)
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| 38 | Notre Dame de Grace ward. | Algie, Constance (I1235)
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| 39 | Notre Dame de Grace ward. | McIntyre, Dr. John Murray (I1252)
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| 40 | Occupation: Leather Cutter | Jaske, Bernard Alexander Sr. (I22633)
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