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Matches 11,151 to 11,200 of 12,095
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| 11151 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Diseased lungs | CHAMBERLAIN, William (I272)
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| 11152 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Enteritis, 5 days | MALLET, Jonathan Brooke (I21)
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| 11153 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Hand injury and erysipelas | MALLET, Thomas (I6)
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| 11154 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Influenza 12 days. Pneumonia 10 days. | COOPER, Arthur (I38)
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| 11155 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Peritonitis | BYRNE, Kathleen (I312)
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| 11156 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Phthisis pulmonaris 9 months, pneumonia (?) 5 days | MADDOCKS, Maud Charlotte (I17)
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| 11157 | Unknown GEDCOM info: pulmonary tuberculosis | NORTH, William Thomas (I10)
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| 11158 | Unknown GEDCOM info: pulmonary tuberculosis | NORTH, Ethel Slingsby (I11)
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| 11159 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Suicide | BARTON, John Webb (I269)
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| 11160 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Typhus fever | MALLETT, William (I2488)
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| 11161 | Unmarried | MALET, Alexander George William (I7650)
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| 11162 | Unmarried | MALET, Margaret Julia Mary (I7640)
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| 11163 | Unmarried | MALET, Agnes Susanna (I7639)
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| 11164 | Unmarried | Family: / Dorothy MALLETT (F119)
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| 11165 | Unmarried. | MALET, Gertrude E (I10619)
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| 11166 | Unmarried. | MALET, Mary Harriet (I10618)
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| 11167 | Unmarried. | MALET, Esther Janet (I10516)
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| 11168 | Unmarried. | MALET, Hilda Margaret (I10515)
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| 11169 | Unmarried. | MALET, Amelia Ella St Lo (I7652)
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| 11170 | Unmarried. | MALET, Capt Thomas St Lo (I7651)
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| 11171 | Unmarried. | MALET, Helen Avice Harriet (I7618)
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| 11172 | Unmarried. | MALLETT, Emily Clapp (I2609)
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| 11173 | Unmarried. | HEPPER, Frederick Mallett (I2515)
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| 11174 | Unmarried. | HEPPER, Emma Jane (I2505)
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| 11175 | unmarried. In Feb. 1970, my mother's cousin, Lillian, wrote of Roy 'still unmarried & living alone at that big house'. (Irene) SSDI: ROY MELLETT b. 30 Jan 1914 - d. Jan 1973 ( last res. not specf'd) (last ben.none specif'd) 020-10-664, iss'd Massachusetts Hi Would be willing to bet the first Roy on your list (Mellett - 30 Jan 1914) is our Roy. The other one is too young. I know jumping to conclusions is not good exercise but think this one is ok, it seems to fit. Roy was unmarried - so that line closes. Irene. | MELLETT, Roy (I841)
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| 11176 | Unmarried. Lived on family farm at Union Road. Twin to Emma Jane. AKA George D. Mellett Census 1881: MALLETT GEORGE 17 W. METHODIST 33 | MALLETT, George Gill (I444)
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| 11177 | Unsure where the date for their marriage was found. | Family: Thomas ANKERS / Catherine Mallett PEARD (F2590)
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| 11178 | unverified | MELLETT, Lydia Caroline (I452)
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| 11179 | unverified | LOWE, Philena (I241)
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| 11180 | Uraemia, Congestive Cardiac Failre, Arteriosclerosis | MALLETT, Charles Sustins (I2116)
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| 11181 | Vancouver addresses: 1918 1433 Commercial (b) 32, 1708 Charles (h) 1923 Wm H Mallett of Mallett & Munn, 511, 1210 Jervis (h) I was in Vancouver, and have confirmed that this is the same William Henry. In 1920 his mother Mary Ann was in Vancouver living at a different address (950 Keefer) when she died. William bought 5 cemetery plots in Ocean View Cemetery in Burnaby: graves 1, 2, 3 and 4 of lot 45, and 2 of 44; Crown section. Mary Ann is in grave 4 lot 45, and Bert R Mckee is there too, in the same plot as Mary Ann apparently. William does not appear to have died in BC. He does not show up in the death indexes and he is not in one of his own cemetery plots. In 1920 there is a Frederick W Mallett at the same address as William, listed as a jeweller's employee, and he works in William's shop. This turns out to be William's son, as verified by the 1901 census in Brandon. I found them in Brandon because of a reference in "The Central Canadians". William's shop at 1933 Commercial was quite tiny, and off the main shopping district, and his residence was a rooming house, so he does not appear to have been too well off. Later on as part of "Mallett and Munn" he moved uptown to 756 Robson, but this didn't last. I have no idea where either of them went after 1923. Frederick was gone after 1921. Back to Manitoba seems a good bet, since neither one shows up in the death indexes in BC. Perhaps William's wife died back in Brandon, and that's why he picked up stakes and transplanted himself to BC. In 1901 there is a "Elmer, Weston W" living with William's family in Brandon. He is 19, born Dec 20 1882 in Ontario, and is a nephew. He is described as a jeweller's apprentice. None of William's sisters married anyone named Elmer so far as I know, so this may be a clue to Jennie's maiden name, or it might be William's younger sister Martha Emily. I should be able to find him in birth indexes in Ontario for more info. The 1901 census also indicates that both William and Jennie were born in Ontario, so one would think they would have married there. I know I've looked for William in the marriage indexes before, but I'll look again, in a narrow time band, between 1881, when he was in the census in Brussels and said to be single, and 1890 when Frederick W was born. 1891 census: Brandon City, second part (east half of city) P21 L8 family 98 Mallett, W H, M, 35; E J, F, 22; F W, 2; R M, 7/12 (could be K M); M A, F 57 2 children, Mary Ann lives with them. He is a jeweller who employs one person. I went through the entire Wrigley's directory for BC for 1924, they are no longer there. I also looked in Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg and Toronto. They don't turn up in any of them. I have a hunch they went south into the States, Los Angeles maybe. I read that when I was in BC, a lot of people went south to Los Angeles. I should also pick a snap shot - say 1928, to check all of those other city directories. They might have been in transit in 1924. William seems to have moved around a bit in Manitoba. The earliest I can place him is in Brandon in 1886/7, in 1888 Lennox, 1889 Deloraine, 1890 Brandon, 1892 Souris and Brandon. After that they seem to have stayed in Brandon and the block containing their shop on Rosser came to be known as the "Mallett Block". | MALLETT, William Henry (I446)
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| 11182 | Verbatim transcript: "Unto my wife Susanna Mallett my friend Serle Deeble of Anthony Gentleman and the Reverend Mr. Joseph Smart all my lands at Trengoe in Menheniott and at Millbrooke to the use of my two sons Hugh and William Mallett unto my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Mallett as soon as my daughter Elizabeth shall attain 21. If either of my sons die before attaining 21. Witnesses: William Mallet, Amy Mallet, Ann Hozle." William Mallet was likely his brother. Amy Mallet is likely his youngest sister. Ann Hozle is unknown. Millbrook is now part of Maker, in Cornwall, but close to Plymouth. | MALLET, Hugh (I7257)
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| 11183 | Verbatim transcript: "Unto my wife Susanna Mallett my friend Serle Deeble of Anthony Gentleman and the Reverend Mr. Joseph Smart all my lands at Trengoe in Menheniott and at Millbrooke to the use of my two sons Hugh and William Mallett unto my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Mallett as soon as my daughter Elizabeth shall attain 21. If either of my sons die before attaining 21. Witnesses: William Mallet, Amy Mallet, Ann Hozle." William Mallet was likely his brother. Amy Mallet is likely his youngest sister. Ann Hozle is unknown. Millbrook is now part of Maker, in Cornwall, but close to Plymouth. | MALLET, Amy (I7259)
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| 11184 | Verbatim transcript: "Unto my wife Susanna Mallett my friend Serle Deeble of Anthony Gentleman and the Reverend Mr. Joseph Smart all my lands at Trengoe in Menheniott and at Millbrooke to the use of my two sons Hugh and William Mallett unto my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Mallett as soon as my daughter Elizabeth shall attain 21. If either of my sons die before attaining 21. Witnesses: William Mallet, Amy Mallet, Ann Hozle." William Mallet was likely his brother. Amy Mallet is likely his youngest sister. Ann Hozle is unknown. Millbrook is now part of Maker, in Cornwall, but close to Plymouth. | MALLET, William Gent. (of Grapton Meavy) (I6882)
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| 11185 | Verbatim transcript: "Unto my wife Susanna Mallett my friend Serle Deeble of Anthony Gentleman and the Reverend Mr. Joseph Smart all my lands at Trengoe in Menheniott and at Millbrooke to the use of my two sons Hugh and William Mallett unto my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Mallett as soon as my daughter Elizabeth shall attain 21. If either of my sons die before attaining 21. Witnesses: William Mallet, Amy Mallet, Ann Hozle." William Mallet was likely his brother. Amy Mallet is likely his youngest sister. Ann Hozle is unknown. Millbrook is now part of Maker, in Cornwall, but close to Plymouth. | Susanna (I7689)
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| 11186 | Vessel ' James Pattison' Assigned to Herbert Evans Port Macquarie in 1837 aged 24 years. Type: Arrival in Australia | MACDONALD, Peter (I7263)
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| 11187 | Vicarage Rd., Saint Agnes, Cornwall, England | SOLOMON, Evelyn (I3664)
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| 11188 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Eliza (I3578)
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| 11189 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, William (I3577)
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| 11190 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Amelia (I3576)
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| 11191 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Lucy (I3573)
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| 11192 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Elizabeth (I3571)
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| 11193 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Joseph (I3570)
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| 11194 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Mary (I3567)
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| 11195 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, James (I3564)
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| 11196 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | HARRIS, Joseph (I3561)
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| 11197 | Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall, England | COWLING, Harriet (I3560)
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| 11198 | Violet was single, a General Servant in the household of John Welfare, Licenced Victualler, either for the family directly or in the pub that Mr Welfare operated. This was a family tradition of sorts. At least 2 of Violet's older sisters worked at this pub. | MALLETT, Violet (I9730)
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| 11199 | Virden Story (page 229) - section Village of Elkhorn written by Mrs. F.W. Mallett, states that the town was wired in 1929 by F.W. Mallett and his assistant. Residence: Fred Mallett lived above his tinsmith shop from 1910 to 1917. Invented a seed cleaning machine. On trip from Port Hope to Moosomin, NWT (Welwyn), when Fred would get bored on the train, and when the train stopped for fuel and water, he would get out and run along beside it. Also would run up to the stock car to feed the animals and tend to their needs with his father's (Albert William Mallett) help. Fred also went hunting in the Riding Mountains - leaving early in the morning on foot, with a team of horses - making Foxwaren by nightfall, and the mountains the next day. | MALLETT, George Frederick William (I3731)
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| 11200 | Visitor | MALLETT, Hilda (I9553)
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