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1908 Voter's List - Cape Broyle Morrissey, Thomas Admiral's Cv 1908 Morrissey, Denis Admiral's Cv 1908 Morrissey, John, of Thomas Admiral's Cv 1908 | Morrissey, Thomas (I2977)
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1908 Voter's List - Caplin Bay (Calvert) - Ferryland District 1022 Clancy, James - Caplin Bay 1908. | Clancy, James "Jim" (I408)
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1908 Voter's List - Caplin Bay (Calvert) 1043: Meany, Frank Caplin Bay. | Meaney, Francis "Frank" (I204)
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1910 United States Federal Census Record Home in 1910: Providence Ward 10, Providence, Rhode Island
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Providence Ward 10, Providence, Rhode Island; Roll: T624_1445; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 269; Image: 465. | Condon, Peter (I3331)
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1911 Census - Nova Scotia - Colchester (County) Truro Enum # 28 - Page 19 - Line 48 Household 165 - Maney, Nellie F Boarder S 22
Household 165 was the home of an old retired couple, Mr.(age 80) & Mrs. (age 73) Fletcher. There is no birth date information recorded for Nellie, but her age is given as 22. I got the impression that Nellie probably wasn't present when the census information was enumerated.The blurred original indicates she was employed as a spinner at (Stanfield's) Woolen Factory in Truro, NS. Her place of birth is given as N.S., not Newfoundland. Nellie is shown as being Roman Catholic (The Fletcher's were Presbyterians) and all are recorded as Canadian, of Irish origin. | Meaney, Ellen Joseph "Nellie" (I211)
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1911 Census of Canada
Swain Clifford M Lodger S Nov 1900 11
Swain John M Lodger W Apr 1864 49
In the 1911 Canadian census, John and his son Clifford are shown as lodgers with a family named Redpath. Again John's age has changed, with his birth date given as Apr. 1864 and his age as 49, which still doesn't calculate properly. John's occupation is given as carpenter.
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1913-2000. Passed quietly away at The Agnes Pratt Home on March 15, 2000, Dorothy Morrissey. Predeceased by husband Samuel, 1998; sisters: Catherine Peddigrew, Agnes Boland; brother Bert; brothers-in-law: Bill and Pat; sister-in-law Bride Demyonvich; son-in-law Fred Best. Leaving to mourn daughter Linda Best; grandson Keith (fiancee Jennifer Philpott and Zachery); granddaughter Dawn (fiance Jason Follett); sister Bridget Molloy, St. John
s; sisters-in-law: Mary Conway, Colliers, Annie Baker and Mag Bremer (Fred), Utah, Rita Matthers and Alice Tucker (Jack), BC, Ann Morrissey, SC; nieces, nephews, friends. At her request, cremation has taken place with no visitation. Funeral Service on Thursday, March 16th at 2 p.m. from Caul
s Chapel. Donations in her memory may be made to Agnes Pratt Home. | Brynildsen, Dorothy (I5232)
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1917 Events of the Year from The St. John's Daily News - August. 20 - Miss Elsie May VAVASOUR | Vavasour, Elsie May (I4853)
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1920 U.S. Census • Massachusetts • Worcester • Millville • ED# 157- Page 18A
There is a Henry Williams from Newfoundland shown on this page of the 1920 U.S. Census. He is living with his sister Elizabeth and her husband James Powell, and family. The ages of Henry and Elizabeth closely match children of the same name born to Martin Williams and Mary Noonan of Ferryland. James Powell's age matches very closely with a James Joseph Powells, son of William Powells and Teresa Brien, who was born at Ferryland in Mar. 1876. They are living at what appears to be 327 Rochael Avenue in Millville, MA. Henry is listed as a bootmaker at the Rubber Mill and it appears he is a widower. Henry indicated that he entered the U.S. in 1901.
I could not locate his children in the 1920 Census.
Date of Death provided by Dianne Butz. | Williams, Henry (I1388)
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1920 U.S. Census • New Jersey • Union • Rahway • ED# 142 - 16 Commerce St | Stephenson, Susie S. (I58)
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1921 Census St. John's West NIKOSEY, John M head married 1879, Aug 42 Beyrouth Syria NIKOSEY, Catherine F wife " 1882, Feb 39 Mt. Lebanon NIKOSEY, Mary F dau. single 1901, May 20 Brazil NIKOSEY, Jean F dau. " 1914, Aug 7 Bell Island NIKOSEY, Simon M son " 1916, May 5 " NIKOSEY, Gerald M son single 1919, Feb 2 Bell Island | Nikosey, Mary (I4870)
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1921 Census - St John's East - Pages 330-350: Fleming St.
Thomas HEALY M Head Married 1874 Dec 46 Ferryland Eleanor HEALY F Wife Married 1891 Oct 29 Hr Grace Jas? T? Iris? HEALY M Son Single 1921 Jan 9ms St Johns | Healey, Thomas Joseph (I1126)
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1921 Census - St. John's West - Section from Patrick's St., Westgate Queen's 398 485
The 1921 Census of Newfoundland shows Thomas O'Leary, his wife Ellen, both born at Brigus(South) and their daughter Anastasia O'Leary, born at St. John's, living at St. John's.
However, living in the same household was another family, the husband and children of their deceased daughter, Elizabeth.
Louis Badcock, a widower, born Aug 1888 at Brigus (South);
Nellie Badcock, daughter, born Nov 1914, at St. John's;
Beatrice Badcock, daughter, born Aug 1918, at St. John's
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1921 Census - Whitbourne, Newfoundland
FOLEY; Mary F Head widow 1859 Oct 61 Ferryland NF
FOLEY; Clarence M Son single 1890 May 31 Whitbourne NF FOLEY; Bride F Dau single 1891 Dec 29 Whitbourne NF
FOLEY; Patrick M Son single 1895 Jan 26 Whitbourne NF
FOLEY; Agnes F Dau single 1896 Jan 25 Whitbourne NF
FOLEY; Frank M Son single 1898 May 23 Whitbourne NF
FOLEY; George F [sic] Son single 1900 Jan 21 Whitbourne NF
3. Edward Foley (Thomas) was born in Brigus, Newfoundland 1830. Edward died 1914 in Whitbourne, Newfoundland, at 84 years of age. His body was interred 1914 in Brigus, Newfoundland.
He married Mary Suzanne Geary in Ferryland, Newfoundland, 1885 ??. Mary was born in Ferryland, Newfoundland Oct 1859. Mary was the daughter of Francis Geary.
Edward Foley and Mary Suzanne Geary had the following children:
i. Augustus Foley.
ii. Mary Foley.
iii. Thomas Foley was born in Whitbourne, Newfoundland 1886. Thomas died 1906 in Whitbourne, Newfoundland, at 20 years of age.
iv. Clarence Foley was born in Whitbourne, Newfoundland May 1890.
v. Bridget Foley was born in Whitbourne, Newfoundland Dec 1891. | Geary, Mary (I1609)
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1921 Newfoundland Census ------------------------------ 115 115 HAGAN Thomas M Head Married 1883 Oct 37 Fermeuse
HAGAN Mary F Wife Married 1884 Oct 36 Branch, St. Mary's
HAGAN Margaret F Daug Single 1906 Aug 15 Fermeuse
HAGAN John M Son Single 1909 Mar 13 Fermeuse
HAGAN Annie F Daug Single 1910 Apr 11 Fermeuse
HAGAN Patrick M Son Single 1917 Aug 4 Fermeuse
HAGAN Clarence M Son Single 1919 May 2 Fermeuse
HAGAN Mary F Daug Single 1921 Aug 4 Days Fermeuse
St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery, Fermeuse HAGEN THOMAS JOSEPH JUNE 28 1946 67YRS S 174
HAGAN SAMANTHA (baby) y304 HAGEN ANNIE JOSEPH APRIL 13 1908 26YRS R 164 HAGEN KATIE JOSEPH APRIL 29 1893 13YRS R 164 HAGEN MARY DEC 2 1962 41YRS S 173 HAGEN MARY JAN 5 1959 75YRS S 174 HAGEN PATRICK JOSEPH MARCH 15 1972 69YRS X288 HAGEN THOMAS JOSEPH JUNE 28 1946 67YRS S 174 HAGEN THOMAS JOSEPH FEB 8 1961 28HRS S 175 HAGEN THOMAS M.J. SEPT 8 1922 APR 12 1979 56YRS S 195 | Hagan, Thomas Joseph (I5343)
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1921 Newfoundland Census St John's West - Ward 5 - PAGE 106
378 - 651 (Cabot Street?)
TOBIN, James J M Head Married 1872 Feb 49 Cape Broyle TOBIN, Annie F Wife Married 1873 Apr 48 Cape Broyle TOBIN, Michael M Son Single 1905 Jany 16 St John's TOBIN, Gerrard M Son Single 1907 June 14 St John's TOBIN, James M Son Single 1908 June 13 St John's TOBIN, Mary F Daughter Single 1912 Feb 9 St John's TOBIN, Florence F Daughter Single 1915 June 6 St John's | Tobin, James Joseph (I3027)
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1922
FATAL ACCIDENT AT FERRYLAND- JAMES CLOWE DIED FROM INJURIES WHILE ON HIS WAY TO HOSPITAL
An accident that ended fatally, occurred at Ferryland on Saturday afternoon, the victim being James CLOWE, a fisherman of that place. The accident was a peculiar one. Deceased was returning home from the fishing grounds in his motor boat and was leaning over the engine house when the fly wheel of the 7-horse power engine came off and smashing the woodwork, struck CLOWE with terrific force in the abdomen. He was knocked unconscious and on reaching shore was attended to by Dr. FREEBAIRN, while Rev. Father MAHER was also called. On recovering consciousness, it was seen that he was hurt internally, but it was not thought his conditions was so serious. Yesterday his condition became worse, however, and he suffered intense pain and it was deemed advisable to have him sent to the General Hospital. Sir. M. P. CASHIN received a message yesterday at noon telling him of the accident and as it was impossible to take him to the city by motor, asking that a steamer be sent. Sir Michael immediately arranged to send the Cabot and at 3.30 p.m. yesterday the ship left for Ferryland. Captain DALTON lost no time in getting there and at 7.40 last evening the ship left with the injured man on board. He was accompanied by his brother and another relative. All possible for his comfort on board the steamer was done but shortly after passing Cape Broyle he passed away. The Cabot thereupon returned to Ferryland with the body, where there is universal sympathy felt over his untimely end. Deceased, who was 24 years of age is survived by a widow and one child. | Clowe, James Edward (I3737)
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1935 Census of Newfoundland. - District of Ferryland - Section from Renews to Cape Race
Roche, John Head 65 Renews 200 7 Fisherman 100No Roche, Mary G. Wife 53 Renews Homemaker Boland, James Stepson 20 Renews Fisherman 100 W Boland, Angela Stepdaughter 18 Renews Housework W Boland, Patrick J. Stepson 15 Renews Students W | Roche, John (I1419)
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1945 Census - District of St. John's West - St. John's City (East) - Ward 5
HEALEY Helen H Wife F W 53 Hr Grace St. John's HEALEY Maxwell Son M S 25 St. John's St. John's HEALEY Patrick Son M S 23 St. John's St. John's HEALEY Thomas Son M M 20 St. John's St. John's HEALEY Mary Daughter in law F M 19 St. John's St. John's | Eleanor (I4641)
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1945 Newfoundland Census - Cape Broyle: Catherine Greene, 89, is shown living in her own house. | Fewer, Catherine "Kate" (I3597)
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1998 - LIST OF MEMBERS - THE 166TH NEWFOUNDLAND FIELD REGIMENT Mr. I G. Vavasour
Accoding to family information, Ivor was adopted and his birth surname was Stowe. One of his uncle's later married his (adopted) sister Alice. | Vavasour, Ivor Gordon (I4850)
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1st Battalion - Royal Newfoundland Regiment #1126 | Aspell, Cpl. John Joseph "Jack" (I6032)
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26 March 1894 M9 James Rice James Rice, Elizabeth Whelan Cape Broyle. Newfoundland Frederick Joy, Emily Rice Mary Larkin Edward Larkin, Nora Blanche Placentia, Newfoundland | Family F1679
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27 Feb 1838 Penny, Edward claimed he had been assaulted by Sanders, Richard.
This incident appears to have stemmed from the charge of assault that Thomas Sanders made against Edward Penny on the previous day. On the following day, Penny was assaulted by Richard Sanders and threatened, but not assaulted, by John Sanders Junr. | Saunders, Richard (I4269)
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3 Johanna Culleton b: Abt. 1847 ............... +William Hopkins ................. 4 William Joseph Hopkins b: October 21, 1872 ................. 4 Anastasia Mary May Hopkins b: May 23, 1877 ...................... +Harry Shockro ........................ 5 Catherine Shockro b: 1907 ............................ +Harold S. Crowley Sr. .............................. 6 Harold S. Crowley Jr ........................ 5 Mary Shockro ........................ 5 Harry Shockro ........................ 5 Florence Shockro ........................ 5 James Shockro ........................ 5 Betty Shockro ................. 4 Ellen Joseph Hopkins b: October 15, 1880 ................. 4 Rachel Joseph Hopkins b: December 12, 1881 ................. 4 Henry Martin Hopkins b: May 13, 1884 ................. 4 Ann Hopkins | Culleton, Johanna (I4560)
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59th Artillery Regiment - WW II. | Sullivan, Robert J. "Rob" (I351)
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80 YEARS
Sister Clotilde Jones traveled from her home in Cape Broyle, Newfoundland, Canada, to enter the Clinton Franciscans in 1922 and later to become a naturalized U.S. citizen. After nearly 70 years of ministry in housekeeping and food service, Sister Clotilde became an active volunteer at the Good Shepherd Christian Victory Center in Clinton, assisting with the re-sale shop and ministry to the homeless. Her earlier ministry was at the hospitals then owned and operated by the congregation in Iowa: St. Francis Hospital, Grinnell, and Mercy Hospital, Burlington, now Burlington Medical Center, and at St. Francis Hospital, Macomb, Ill., and later at The Alverno Health Care Facility, Clinton. Sister Clotilde has been living at The Alverno since 1996. | Jones, Johanna (I2720)
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1880 US Census: Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts; Roll: T9_561; Family History Film: 1254561; Page: 193.4000; Enumeration District: 784; Image: 0717; enumerated June 1, 1880. This shows James and Anastasia (Anna) were living on Western Avenue in Boston. They had eight living children at this time. James and Anna indicated that all of their parents were born in Ireland. It states that James was born in Massachusetts, and it shows Anna was born in Canada (technically incorrect since Newfoundland did not become part of Canada until 1949).
James Kelley 48 butcher
Anna Kelley 36 wife keeping house
Mary Kelley 16 dau. at school
Thomas Kelley 14 son at school
Edward Kelley 12 son works at abattoir
James Kelley 10 son at school
William Kelley 8 son at school
John Kelley 5 son at school
Henry Kelley 3 son
Theresa Kelley 7M daughter (born Nov.)
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1900 US Census: Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Boston Ward 25, Suffolk, Massachusetts; Roll: T623 688; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 1539; enumerated on June 1, 1900. This census shows that by 1900 Anastasia was a widow living at 495 Western Avenue in Boston with her four adult children. She indicated that she had been the mother of 10 children, 7 of whom were still living. Anastasia also indicated that she had been born in (English) Canada. She indicated that her father had been born in Ireland and her mother had been born in (English) Canada. All children indicated they had been born in Massachusetts, however the census stated (incorrectly) that their father had been born in Ireland, not Massachusetts. Anastasia indicated that she had arrived in the US in 1859.
Anastasia Kelly 54 Head Oct 1845 Canada (Eng) - Housekeeper
William W Kelly 28 Son Nov 1871 Massachusetts - Prop of Pool Room
John J Kelly 25 Son Apr 1875 Massachusetts - Cattle dealer
Henry L Kelly 22 Son Aug 1877 Massachusetts - Cattle dealer
Teresa A Kelly 20 Dau. June 1880 Massachusetts - at school | Keefe, Anastasia "Anna" (I4709)
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1921 Census- Belle Island - West Mines
FARRELL; James J. M Head Married 1869 Feb 52 Brigus
FARRELL; Mary F Wife Married 1871 Oct 50 Topsail
FARRELL; Edward M Son Single 1901 Jan 20 Topsail
FARRELL; Mathew M Son Single 1901 Dec 19 Bell Island
FARRELL; Vincent M Son Single 1916 Mar 15 Bell Island
FARRELL; Benedict M Son Single 1908 Dec 12 Bell Island
FLANNERY; Annie F MIL Widow 1829 Aug 92 St. John's
ROACH; Mary F Niec Single 1904 Dec 16 Topsail | Farrell, Edward Thomas "Ned" (I4403)
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1921 Newfoundland Census - Aquaforte
CONDON, John M Head Married 1864 Jun 57 Aquaforte
CONDON, Mary F Wife Married 1873 Dec 47 Aquaforte
CONDON, Edward M Son Single 1904 Oct 17 Aquaforte
CONDON, Mary B. F Dau Single 1906 Feb 15 Aquaforte
CONDON, Gertrude F Dau Single 1910 Jul 11 Aquaforte
CONDON, Elizabeth F Dau Single 1914 Dec 6 Aquaforte
Aquaforte RC Cemetery
CONDON In loving memory of John Condon d- August 8 1926 age 62 also wife Mary Josephine d- January 6 1933 age 62
also dau. Gertrude Condon d- Feb 25 1927 age 17
err by son Edward | Condon, John (I4165)
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1921 Newfoundland Census - Battery Road - St.John's East
ASPELL, John M head Marr 1857 Apr 64 Ferryland
ASPELL, Ellen F wife Marr 1865 56 St. John's
QUIRKE, Patrick M stpson. Sing 1894 Dec 27 St. John's
QUIRKE, Ellen F stpdau. Sing 1898 23 St. John's | Family F1899
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1921 Newfoundland Census - Island Cove, Cape Broyle
LENINE William M Head Married 1843 Jun 78 Island Cove
LENINE Julia F Wife Married 1861 Oct 59 St. John's
LENINE John M Head Married 1886 Jan 35 St. John's
LENINE Mary F. F Wife Married 1900 Jun 21 St. John's
LENINE William Patrick M Son Single 1921 Jul 1m Island Cove
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1921 Newfoundland Census - St. John's West District.
DANINE Patrick M Head Married 1895 Oct 26 Cape, Broyle
DANINE Margaret F Wife Married 1898 July 23 St. Mary's
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Aquaforte RC Cemetery
Saunders: In loving memory of Patrick & Margaret Saunders also son Kevin & Edgar (no dates given) | Saunders, Patrick Joseph (I4232)
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Bell Island RC Cemetery
Farrell Mary J 08/24/1943
Farrell J.J 2/20/1865 10/06/1954 | Farrell, Edward Thomas "Ned" (I4403)
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Births, Deaths and Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers 1810-1890
Bride was the youngest daughter of George and Catherine Grant. Marriage performed by Rev. Clancey, P.P., Ferryland. | Family F1061
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Births, Deaths and Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers 1810-1890
Deceased was the wife of the late George Grant.
The fact that Catherine's death was reported in the St. John's newspaper could indicate she was born there or had relatives living there. | Murphy, Catherine (I6238)
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Births, Deaths and Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers 1810-1890
Deceased was the youngest daughter of Michael and Catherine Power. | Power, Sarah Bridget (I673)
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Births, Deaths, Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers (1810-1890)
DEATH 16 October 1885 - Mary Anne Shallow - aged 28 Deceased was the second daughter of the late Andrew Shallow of Fermeuse and granddaughter of the late Edward Keough of Cape Broyle [sic]. Died at the N.D. Convent, Boston. "In the religious order she was known as Sister Mary St. Theresa." | Shallow, Sr. Anne Mary (I1339)
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Births, Deaths, Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers (1810-1890)
MARRIAGE 11 October 1885 - Maggie Shallow - Boston (South), Massachusetts, USA Bride was eldest daughter of the late Andrew Shallow of Fermeuse. | Family F1499
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Births, Deaths, Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers (1825-1890)
Royal Gazette- August 6, 1872 - Stephenson, John Esq. The Sheriff of the Southern District died Wednesday last at Ferryland at the age of 72. He was a servant of the Crown for 40 years. | Stephenson, Sheriff John Joseph (I4112)
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Births, Deaths, Marriages in Newfoundland Newspapers (1825-1890) Gregory, Catherine, wife of Thomas(?) Gregory, daughter of James Walsh of Caplin Bay, died at Little Bay Mines - [June] 28th. July 8/84 GN. | Walsh, Catherine "Kate" (I1393)
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Chicago, Illinois, US newspaper - The Inter Ocean - 5 Mar 1893 - Page 10.
His residence at the time of his death was given as 450 South Morgan Street. It also mentions he was the "brother of Agnus (sic) and Thomas O'Brien" but no other siblings were mentioned. | Brien, John Lewis (I6489)
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Colony of Avalon Website
Elizabeth Gobbett, owner of Piggeon's Plantation near the Pool; bounded by Benger's Plantation on the southeast and Thomas Smith's on the northwest; she was granted a patent in 1750 to replace an earlier lost patent.
CARTER PAPERS - FERRYLAND DISTRICT - 1750 - MID 1800's Number 4, Vol. 1, Page 141 to Number 2, Vol. 3, Page 186.
Elizabeth Gobbet and Elliass Piggeon record of 1750 plantation occupied by William Saunders (of three boat rooms) near Pool - 1750 to 1763.
September 10, 1763 - Sanders, William - Lost his patent to his plantation called 'Pegger's Room'(sic) in a fire in the premises of : Carter, Robert.
******* The transcription of various documents related to an individual recorded as Elizabeth Gobbett, has caused some confusion. Several researchers have interpreted that in 1750, a plantation at the Pool in Ferryland, was jointly owned by Elizabeth Gobbett and another person named 'Ellias Pidgeon'. However, as far as I can determine, this phrase actually indicates Elizabeth's maiden name, (in the terminology of that era), as 'Alias' Pidgeon. It is likely she was the daughter of William Pidgeon, a mariner from Devon, England. He owned the plantation at Ferryland in partnership with John Spinster and, as with many West Country fishermen, his working life was shared seasonally between Ferryland, Newfoundland and his hometown of Beer, Devon, England. After his wife died in 1720, William Pidgeon purportedly spent most of his time at Ferryland, where he was eventually appointed constable. It appears that he died there in 1733. See this website page: http://www.pid-gen.uk/PIDGEON/Trees/Tree_Seaton.html.
This website indicates that Elizabeth Pidgeon had married Daniel Seaward but she was widowed by 1733. In her father's will, Elizabeth was named as his executrix and was left goods and money at Ferryland. The website, at this point in time, makes no mention of how her surname became Gobbett. This likely involved a second marriage, but by 1750, it appears Mr. Gobbett had died, or they had parted ways. That same year, Elizabeth Gobbett and John Allen were reprimanded by the Justice of the Peace at Ferryland when he discovered that she was living together in a common-law relationship. ******
Colonial Secretary's Letterbook - GN 2/1/A [Microfilm Box No. 1] Vol. 1 (1749-1752)- Pages 135 to 139
31 Aug 1750 - Gov. Drake (Ferryland) - petition of Elizabeth Gobbett regarding patent granted for a plantation.
By Sir Francis Drake, Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Island of Newfoundland and its dependencies.
Whereas Elizabeth Gobbett, (Ellias (sic) Piggeon) of Ferryland Harbour have this day presented me a petition setting forth that she had a patent granted her for a plantation near Ferryland Pool known by the name of Piggeons Plantation, (say three boat rooms), bounded by Mr. Benger's plantation on the S. East and Thomas Smith's on the N. West but by misfortune lost the original patent, Therefore praying me to grant another in consideration of the loss she sustained in want of right to hold said plantation.
I do hereby by virtue of the power and authority to me given Grant the said Elizabeth Gobbett (Ellias (sic) Piggeon) the above mentioned premises and boundaries thereof their heirs, Executors, Administrators, and assigns forever.
Given under my hand and seal at Ferryland, 31th day of August, 1750 - F. W. Drake
By command of the Governor. - William Hall
Colonial Office Records Ferryland
September 14, 1759 - Saunders, William - Clamb Cove resident owed over 969 pounds to: Smith and Applebee.
September 10, 1763 - Sanders, William - Lost his patent to his plantation called 'Pegger's Room'(sic) in a fire in the premises of : Carter, Robert. (This should actually read Pidgeon's Room. (Kevin Reddigan))
The London Chronicle Vol 45, April 12-14, 1757
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Robert Carter, dated at Ferryland in Newfoundland, Jan. 12:
"I have the great Misfortune to acquaint you, that on the 24th of last Month, by some Neglect in heating Mr. Benger's Oven, a terrible Fire broke out about One in the Morning. I was waked out of my Sleep, and ran thro' the Fire in my Shirt with two of my Children, my Wife followed in her Shift, but my Son, the Maid-Servant and an Apprentice-Boy were all consumed in the Flames. The Store-Houses and Dwelling Houses were all entirely destroyed; and all the Goods, Furniture, and Provisions whatever, for not a single Thing was saved. Valuing my Goods at prime Cost, I have lost full £2800 exclusive of the Buildings, for I had in the Store 2400 Quintals of dry Fish, which I purposed to send to Spain in the Spring. Mr. Benger and his Family lost their All; and we were reduced to the greatest Distresses for Want of Provisions and Cloaths till we had a Supply from the neighbouring Harbours."
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Connecticut City Directories
Bristol, Plainville, Terryville Directory - 1932 - Page 438 - 73 Summer St. Foley, Elizabeth Mrs.
Bristol, Plainville, Terryville Directory - 1933 - Page 426 - 73 Summer St. Foley, Elizabeth Mrs.
Bristol, Plainville, Terryville Directory, 1939. New Haven, Conn.: Price and Lee, 1939 - Page 548 71 Summer - Foley Mrs. E. | Kelly, Elizabeth "Bessie" (I1119)
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Connecticut City Directories
1/ Bristol City Directory - 1922: 94 Valley: Fahey, John; Johnston, John T
2/ Bristol City Directory - 1924: 94 Valley. Page 335: Fahey, John; Johnston, John T
3/ Bristol City Directory - 1925: 94 Valley, Page 366: Fahey, John; Johnston, John
4/ Bristol Directory - 1930: 94 Valley, Page 419: Fahey, Mrs Margaret; Johnston, John T
5/ Bristol Directory - 1931: 94 Valley. Page 433: Johnston, John T
6/ Bristol Directory - 1932: 94 Valley, Page 441: Johnston, John T | Johnston, John Thomas (I301)
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Connecticut City Directories
Bristol (1925) Directory - Page 127 Foley Elizabeth wid Thomas , h 73 Summer - Patrick J, emp EIngCo, res 73 Summer
Bristol, Plainville, and Terryville Directory, 1927. New Haven, Conn.: Price and Lee, 1927. Page 148 Foley Elizabeth wid Thomas , h 73 Summer - Patrick J, emp EIngCo, r 73 Summer
Bristol, Plainville, Terryville Directory, 1929. New Haven, Conn.: Price and Lee, 1929. Page 157 Foley Elizabeth wid Thomas , h 73 Summer - Patrick J, emp Veeder Root Inc., r 73 Summer | Kelly, Elizabeth "Bessie" (I1119)
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Connecticut City Directories
Source: Bristol, Plainville, and Terryville Directory, 1923. New Haven, Conn.: Price and Lee, 1923. Page 246 - Bristol Street Guide Divinity 315 - Foley John
Source: Bristol, Plainville, and Terryville Directory, 1924. New Haven, Conn.: Price and Lee, 1924. Page 277 - Bristol Street Guide Divinity 315 - Foley John | Foley, John J. (I1472)
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Daily News - St. John's - June 15, 1867
On Thursday morning, 6th inst., after a long illness, Ann, widow of the late Matthew MORRY, Esq., J. P., Caplin Bay, aged 76 years. | Saunders, Ann (I1015)
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