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Marriage licences states: Carry (sic) Salisbury. | Family: Thomas C. Faulknor / Caroline (Carrie) SOLSBERGER (F182)
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Mary Connell (or
McConnell)see Dalrymple file
Date of dead=Mary Jane Darge date of birth?? | CONNELL, Mary (I550)
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Monument #269in loving memory ofJoseph H. Faulknordied Oct. 11th 1906in his 55th yearhis wifeElizabeth Lucydied May 18 1924in her 65th yearFAULKNOR (back)William Holbrookdied Dec. 7 1887aged 4 yearsHarvey Lloyddied Apr. 25 1897 aged 2 yearschildren of J. H. & E. L. FAULKNOR | FAULKNOR, Harvey Lloyd (I367)
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Mother listed as Eliza Woodyard; Father as bricklayer. | Faulknor, Chester Stanley (I601)
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My notes say 24 Sept./ 1879 age 3 mons. (s/b 1859?) mother died 1866 | FAULKNOR, Jane Mary (I536)
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N. Oliver - 5.7.1992 - death 1882, date given her source Hamilton Cemetary | Holbrook, Robert (I539)
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N. Oliver ltrs./ref. Hamilton Cemetery - age 86 at death | Holbrook, Robert (I539)
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N. Oliver ltrs./ref. Hamilton Cemetery - age 86 at deathday/month found on THOMAS CHESTER Family Tree-source unknown | Holbrook, Robert (I539)
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N. Oliver notes -1828Burial record - death 10 Jan 1844 AE 24 = 1820 | Holbrook, Jane (I543)
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N.B. could be Burlington or Stoney Creek. My vague memories show Grace and /or Joanne same age as me, about 11/2 years or 2 years when their dad or mom died. | JAMES, Stanley L. (I213)
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N.C./NonConformist Methodist/New Conexxion Methodist | FAULKNOR, Matilda (I262)
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Name of Owner: Joseph W. FaulknorAddress: 391 Hunter St. W.Price: $52.00Date purchased: May 5, 1936Section: Sunken Garden; Lot n1/2 135; 72 sq. ft. Grave #1 Internment: May 6, 1936 Faulknor, Minnie (8ft.) " #2 " : Nov. 30, 1960 Faulknor, Joseph W. (8ft.) " #3 " : Sept. 16th, 1967 Faulknor, Ida Betty | TAYLOR, Minnie (I428)
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Name of Owner: Joseph W. FaulknorAddress: 391 Hunter St. W.Price: $52.00Date purchased: May 5, 1936Section: Sunken Garden; Lot n1/2 135; 72 sq. ft. Grave #1 Internment: May 6, 1936 Faulknor, Minnie (8ft.) " #2 " : Nov. 30, 1960 Faulknor, Joseph W. (8ft.) " #3 " : Sept. 16th, 1967 Faulknor, Ida Betty | Ida Betty (I430)
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Name of Owner: Joseph W. FaulknorAddress: 391 Hunter St. W.Price: $52.00Date purchased: May 5, 1936Section: Sunken Garden; Lot n1/2 135; 72 sq. ft. Grave #1 Internment: May 6, 1936 Faulknor, Minnie (8ft.) " #2 " : Nov. 30, 1960 Faulknor, Joseph W. (8ft.) " #3 " : Sept. 16th, 1967 Faulknor, Ida Betty | Faulknor, Joseph Woodyard (I606)
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Name of Owner: Joseph W. FaulknorAddress: 391 Hunter St. W.Price: $52.00Date purchased: May 5, 1936Section: Sunken Garden; Lot n1/2 135; 72 sq. ft. Grave #1 Internment: May 6, 1936 Faulknor, Minnie (8ft.) " #2 " : Nov. 30, 1960 Faulknor, Joseph W. (8ft.) " #3 " : Sept. 16th, 1967 Faulknor, Ida Betty | Faulknor, Joseph Woodyard (I606)
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Name:Kenneth FurbushTitles and Terms:Event Type:CensusEvent Date:1940Event Place:Sycamore Township, Hamilton, Ohio, United StatesGender:MaleAge:4Marital Status:SingleRace (Original):WhiteRace:WhiteRelationship to Head of Household (Original):SonRelationship to Head of Household:SonBirthplace:GeorgiaBirth Year (Estimated):1936Last Place of Residence:District:31-139Family Number:204Sheet Number and Letter:9BLine Number:55Affiliate Publication Number:T627Affiliate Film Number:3080Digital Folder Number:005460511Image Number:00787HouseholdRoleGenderAgeBirthplaceLloyd J FurbushHeadM37MaineMuriel FurbushWifeF32CanadaWilbur FurbushSonM5GeorgiaKenneth FurbushSonM4GeorgiaCarleton FurbushSonM1OhioEarle FaulknorBrother-in-lawM24CanadaCiting this Record:"United States Census, 1940," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KWXT-31Y : accessed 20 November 2015), Kenneth Furbush in household of Lloyd J Furbush, Sycamore Township, Hamilton, Ohio, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 31-139, sheet 9B, family 204, NARA digital publication T627 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2012), roll 3080. | FURBUSH, Kenneth Lloyd (I376)
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Nancy Mae Smith states 30 April 1875
Births in Ontario 1869-1889 shows Faulkner, unnamed male 23 Apr. 1873 Toronto | Faulknor, George Henry (I509)
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No father given - IGI | CHESTER, Mary (I537)
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no source, location probably lower mainland. | Family: George Henry Faulknor / Margaret (F40)
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No varification for Harvey Lloyd's place or date of burial, see records below Section Q, Lot 23, 60 sq. ft.Interment record states: Owner : Elizabeth FaulknorAddress: 48 Oxford StreetPrice: $32.001. 9-5-03 corrected to 06, Faulknor, Jos. M.(sic) 7ft.2. " Wm. H.3. " Harvey L.4. 2-9-14 " Gordon Edward5. 29-8-22 Smith Alice May 8ft.6. 20-5-24 Faulknor, ElizabethMonument #269in loving memory ofJoseph H. Faulknordied Oct. 11th 1906in his 55th yearhis wifeElizabeth Lucydied May 18 1924in her 65th yearFAULKNOR (back)William Holbrookdied Dec. 7 1887aged 4 yearsHarvey Lloyddied Apr. 25 1897 aged 2 yearschildren of J. H. & E. L. FAULKNOR | FAULKNOR, Harvey Lloyd (I367)
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Noreen CHESTER Oliver ltr. 5.7.92 - states Mary's death as 1846- later letter states 10 Jan. 1846 | CHESTER, Mary (I537)
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Note see Obituary from Hamilton Spectator, served two years | Faulknor, Joseph (I530)
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Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26 | Dalrymple, David (I639)
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Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26 | Dalrymple, Janet (Jenny) (I644)
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Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way firstI had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on. -------------------------------------- Grandpa David Dalrymple married Mary DargeHe was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was born in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one an orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.2001/11/26 | Telfer, Mary Sharp (I614)
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Note written by Mary Sharp Telfer, kept in "jewel" or keepsake box (in possession of Juanita Mary FAULKNOR Guillett) written by Mary Sharp TELFER Faulknor:
Hope Chester will print this up nicely for you.
You have asked me about some History so I'm starting this way first
I had my box done up by a Cabinet Maker for Juanita Mary, she in turn will pass it on to her Daughter later on.
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Grandpa David Dalrymple
married Mary Darge
He was one of the best Cabinet makers in Glasgow Scotland. They had Hugh, Agnes, John, Elizabeth and Janet.
Grampa always called Gramma his wee one. Gramma Dalrymple died when Janet was 6 years old. Janet was bor in 1890. On her 10th birthday Gramp made this box for her (Keepers--they used to call them). He died the next year leaving his wee one and orphan. Her 10th birthday would be the turn of the century. When I turned 10 my mother gave it to me. I took great care of it, but after I was married it got pushed around. I had a cabinet maker at the church do it up for me.
You (Juanita Mary) and Beaver both are good with handwork. I thought you might put a tray back in like a jewl box; it had one. It also had a lock in it.
2001/11/26 | Dalrymple, David (I639)
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noted on marrriage records as Methodist and on death certificate | Faulknor, Joseph (I530)
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Obituary reads: The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Faulknor took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Smith, 136 West avenue north, to Hamilton cemetery, and was largely attended. The floral tributes in evidence were numerous and beautiful, expressing the high esteem in which Mrs. Faulknor, was held by a host of friends. Rev. R. G. Peever, assisted by Rev. Dugal, of Burlington, officiated. The pallbearers were C.S., J.W., and A. H. Faulknor, sons, of the deceased, J. Aikins, C. W. Smith, and J. W. Faulknor.Hamilton Spectator, 21 May 1924Daughter - Alice May SMITHSons - Chester Stanley FAULKNOR, Joseph Woodyard FAULKNOR, Arthur Hamilton FAULKNORJohn William FAULKNOR, son of Thomas C. and Caroline Salisbury FAULKNOR was a nephew by marriage. | WOODYARD, Elizabeth Lucy (I604)
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Obituary states only "in the Stuartburn, Man. district" This could mean other than Zhoda, perhaps Vita, MB or other. | Family: Joseph Zawalsky / Anna ANDRUSYK (F59)
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Oldest known Brooks ancestor | BROOKS, Thomas (I598)
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OMI m/f 1030067
Adakiza was married to a MARLATT, had a daughter Kate MARLATT. | CARPENTER, Adaliza Jane (I549)
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on birth registration, also military attestation papers | Faulknor, Chester Stanley (I601)
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Phone interview with Rene Furbush Nov. 1999, that her dad went overseas 3 months before Earle's birth (10 Dec 1915)Regimental number: 302331 | Faulknor, Chester Stanley (I601)
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photocopy of obituary on file | Holbrook, Ann (I423)
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Place of death could be Burlington or Stoney Creek, ON | MULDOON, Edward J. (I214)
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Plot in "Sunken garden Area" of Hamilton Cemetery - S-1/2, 53; 36 square feet. This was part of a 72 square foot lot bought by Gertrude Wilton and Walter Alexander Selkirk. On 29 May 1957, the south portion was sold to Fanny B. Simpson, 22 Canada Street, for $55. | SIMPSON, Herbert (I106)
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Plot in "Sunken garden Area" of Hamilton Cemetery - S-1/2, 53; 36 square feet. This was part of a 72 square foot lot bought by Gertrude Wilton and Walter Alexander Selkirk. On 29 May 1957, the south portion was sold to Fanny B. Simpson, 22 Canada Street, for $55. | SIMPSON, Dorothy Jean (I107)
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Plot in "Sunken garden Area" of Hamilton Cemetery - S-1/2, 53; 36 square feet. This was part of a 72 square foot lot bought by Gertrude Wilton and Walter Alexander Selkirk. On 29 May 1957, the south portion was sold to Fanny B. Simpson, 22 Canada Street, for $55. | Faulknor, Fanny Beatrice (I514)
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presumed to live with son, Ernest M. Faulknor | CARPENTER, Adaliza Jane (I549)
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probably before birth of Robert & Mary, (twins) in 1833see also emigration notes-Ann Holbrook | Holbrook, Robert (I541)
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probably died in infancy | FAULKNOR, William Holbrook (I351)
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Probate - Petition by John Benjamin Faulknor - 6 March 1880 - Granted by Surrogate Court County of Wentworth 11 March 1880, giving J. B. possession of all her "personal estate and effects". States that J.B. is her full blood brother and she has. "one brother and five sisters of half blood her surviving". It was stated that her estate "consisted of one hundred dollars being the balance of a legacy under the will of her late father John Faulknor unpaid and in the hands of the Executor under said will and...."photocopy (July 1999) of these records files under J. B. Faulknor- source Nancy May (greatgrandaughter of J.B.) from Wentworth Count Court records. | FAULKNOR, Matilda (I262)
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Public record shows 13 March 1912His baptismal certificate said 14 Mar 1912 the date he celebrated. | FAULKNOR, Chester Arthur (I611)
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R. John m. 23 | Faulknor, Robert John (I532)
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Regimental Number 3314546,RG 150, Acc. 1992-93/166, Box 3012-58 | Faulknor, John William (I517)
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Residence - May 1924 - 136 West Avenue North | FAULKNOR, Alice May (I605)
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Robert retired from the drugstore Hamilton and Kneeshaw in 1954 to Ingersoll | Holbrook, Ann (I423)
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Section A4, Lot 66 | Faulknor, Robert Britton (I96)
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Section A4, Lot 66, 96 square feetOwner: John B. Faulkner(sic)Address: 22 Canada StreetInternment record reads:1. FEB 13, 1877 Faulkner, John2. FEB 21(?) 1880 " Matilda3. 12-11-10 " Jno. B.4. Dec. 27, 1888 ROBERT (9 yrs/) 5. Apr. 27, 1936 Faulknor, Fannie (8ft.)6. Feb. 24,1966 Faulknor, Elizabeth | Faulknor, Robert Britton (I96)
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Section A4, Lot 66, 96 square feetOwner: John B. Faulkner(sic)Address: 22 Canada StreetInternment record reads:1. FEB 13, 1877 Faulkner, John2. FEB 21(?) 1880 " Matilda3. 12-11-10 " Jno. B.4. Dec. 27, 1888 ROBERT (9 yrs/) 5. Apr. 27, 1936 Faulknor, Fannie (8ft.)6. Feb. 24,1966 Faulknor, Elizabeth | FAULKNOR, Matilda (I262)
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