My Scottish "Wilkie" Family
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Matches 601 to 650 of 2,955
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| 601 | District # 93, page 3 | Weeks, Cleopatra E. (I260)
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| 602 | Falkland 428/00/00511 | Paton, James (I1643)
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| 603 | It is my thought that perhaps Earl is the Son of Florence (Stephens) & Lorne Weeks - confirmed Aug 26, 2008 Certified Copy of Record of Marriage: Michigan State, Sanilac County, Record No. 187 Groom: Loren* Weeks (Lorne) Age 21 years White Residence: Shabbona, Michigan Birthplace: Canada Occupation: Farmer Father: Walter Weeks Mother: Eliza Matthews Date of Marriage: September 26, 1901 at Sanilac Centre, MIchigan by J.F.H. Harrison, Minister of Gospel Bride: Florence Stevens Age 22 years White Residence; Shabbona Michigan Birthplace: Riley Centre, St. Clair, Co, Michigan Occupation: Daughter Father: Timothy Stevens Mother: .. Tibbetts Witnesses: Ranson Weeks & Anna May Weeks both of Novesta, Michigan Obituary from Sandusky Republican Tribune newspaper states " Lorne died March 13 1953, his first wife Florence Stevens died in 1907, Lorne remarried Ann Dellabaugh. At the time of Lorne's death, he was survived by his 2nd wife Anna, a Son Earl Weeks, a Daughter Mrs Kenneth Ross.' | Stephens, Florence (I242)
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| 604 | Leter form Sister Dorothy (Weeks) Perigo, then Smith on 17 July 2007, states Wayne Martin Weeks born 14 January 1931, is deceased. No date given. | Weeks, Wayne Martin (I241)
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| 605 | marriage Info Source: Florence Irene 's obituary, Feb. 15, 2003 | Family: Roy Maxwell Weeks / Florence Irene Turton (F650)
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| 606 | Married, Age 17 | Weeks, Clara Sophronia (I42)
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| 607 | mumt. photo taken by hw | Larkin, David Hardie (I839)
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| 608 | mumt. photo taken by hw | Larkin, Andrew Rutherford (I838)
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| 609 | mumt. photo taken by hw | Anning, Nellie Muriel (I837)
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| 610 | mumt. photo taken by hw | Larkin, Alexander Russell (I836)
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| 611 | Nancy - Agnes Wilkie Mills was named after Janet Morton's mother - Agnes WILKIE. Birth: Agnes Wilkie Mills (Nancy) birth certificate # 473. Parents listed as James Mills - Asst. Flesher and Janet (Morton) Mills, Marriage Jan. 9,1924. Nancy was baptized by Rev. James Marshall, Aug 2, 1925 at Church of Scotland, Rosyth. Source: Birth Certificate (original) - District of Dunfermline, County Fife, David Watson Registrar. Baptism: by Rev James Marshall 02 Aug 1925 at Church of Scotland, Rosyth, Fife, Scotland Nancy never married. She had a career as a clerical secretary to many WWII secret code files. Nancy also taught typing at night classes to many during the second war, ie, Polish underground etc. Nancy, as did her parents, holds strong ties to the Dunfermline Abbey. they have worshipped there ever since living in Dunfermline and after her father retired, he volunteered often at the Abbey, giving background information to school tour groups, visitors, tourists. Nancy has been the treasurer for years and is still doing this duty as of 2002. Nancy also has a strong interest in the historical building sites of the UK. She will be involved often with bus tours that journey for a week or so to these various sites, all part of a Heritage Foundation. Nancy's residences were Rosyth, St John's Street, Dunfermline and 4 Pitbauchlie Bank, Dunfermline. After her mother died in 1998, Nancy sold the residence on Pitbauchlie Bank at an estimated value of £112,000.00 and moved to a flat #49 in Jubilee Court on St Margaret Street Dunfermline Original extract from Register of Deaths - 2005-432-25 (original also has 1780929CE) Name: Agnes Wilkie Mills Female Occupation; Secretary - Ministry of Defence - retired Date of Birth: 21 Jun 1925 Age: 79 yrs Marital Status - Single Date of Death: 09 Jan 2005 - 0615 hrs Place of Death: Queen Margaret Hospital Dunfermline, Fife Usual Residence: 49 Jubilee Court, St Margaret Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7PF Cause of Death: Metastatic Carcinoma - unknown primary Father: James Mills, Master Butcher, deceased Mother: Janet Mills MS Morton, deceased Informant: Frances J. Riddell, niece** of 28 Beaumont Terrace Broughty Ferry, DD5 3LR Registered: 10 Jan 2005 - J. Hetherington Asst Registrar ** Frances Riddell was raised by Aunt Jenny (Morton) Mills and Nancy was her godmother. No blood relation at all hw | Mills, Agnes Wilkie (Nancy) (I166)
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| 612 | Obituary: Milton Harvey Strome was born in the village of Manheim, Ontario on Sept. 8, 1889 and he passed away in the Castor Hospital on Oct. 20, 1968 at the age of 70 years. He came with his parents to Sedgewick, AB in the spring of 1906. He and his brothers moved to the Bulwark district in 1914. In 1917 on June 7th, Mr Strome was united in mariage to Pearl Agnes Weeks. They resided three miles North of Castor until 1946 when they moved South of town where they resided until 1962. They then retired to live in Castor. Mr. Strome was predeceased by one son, Henry in 1950. He leaves to mourn his passing his loving wife; 5 sons - Clarence, Wesley, Walter, and Daniel of Castor, AB, Ernest of Edmonton. 8 daughters - Mary Anne(Mrs Art Pederson) of Blackfalds, AB, Hazel-Mrs. John Annett of Fleet; Elsina of Castor; Dora (Mrs Daniel Morasch) of Castor; Violet (Mrs Graham Clark) of Ladner B. C.; Susan (Mrs James Bedson) of Brownfield; Beatrice (Mrs. Victor Tschritter) of Edmonton; Ruby (Mrs David Lapetinsky) of Edmonton; 46 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, besides many other relatives and friends. The pall bearers were six of the sons-in-law; Messrs. Pedersen, Annett, Morasch, Bedson, Tschritter, and Lapetinsky. The funeral service was conducted in the Missionary Church in Castor. Rev. H. A. Traub officiated. Lissack Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Source; Castor Advance Newspaper The Strome Family Story Michael and Mary Anne Strome and two of their sons, William and Milton, came to Alberta in the spring of 1905, by CNR, with a load of settlers' effects. They had a cow, a bull, a walking plough and their household furnishings. The CNR brought them by way of Camrose which was then the end of steel on that line. From there they drove to Daysland and on to Sedgewick, where they took homesteads. Two other sons, Edwin and Noah came out in 1904, looking for work. They were already located in the Sedgewick area. In 1907, the father, Michael, took sick with inflammatory rheumatism and died in June. He was buried on the homestead which is now a big wheat field. In 1914, William and Milton moved across the river to the Bulwark area where they bought a section of land from Tom Gorrell for $16,000. They farmed it in partnership until 1917, when Milton and Pearl Weeks were married. William took over the section himself, but he lost it in 1924. Noah had a hotel in Sedgewick that burned down, sohe started on in Alliance and built a house there too. He and his family lived there until 1918 when they sold eveything and went back to Berlin, Ontario,now known as Kitchener. He and his family of 9 still live there. Milton and I (Pearl) made our first home on the old Walter Pyle place in the Beaverdale district, North of Castor. Later we moved to a farm just West of Pilsworths in the Beaverdale district. Then Milton bought a half-section South of Castor, where we lived until retiring to live in town. Milton has passed on, but I am still living in my own home. We had fourteen children and most of them live in and near Castor. I enjoy my grandchildren- over 50 of them. | Strome, Milton Harvey (I148)
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| 613 | On 1871 Census, Oxford County Index as location 013, A, !, pg 39 National Archives, Reel C9910. Carpenter, Stanton B., male, age 36, birthplace U.S., religion C.C Baptist, English origin, Occupation Carpenter, married. Carpenter, Cleopatra, female, age 33, birthplace Ontario, religion Universalist, Origin Scotch, married Carpenter, Thankful, female, age 8, religion CC Baptist, origin Scotch, attending school. This family had 2 swine, but the agricultural section was missing from this reel. 1881 Census, Tillsonburg, Oxford South, Ontario, Canada; FHL Film 1375902, NAC C-13266, Dist 165, SubDist B, Page 20, Family 100 S.B.W. Capenter, Male, Married, Age 47, English, Birthplace USA, Occ - Cabinet Maker, Baptist Cleopatra Capenter, Female, Married, Age 43, Birthplace Ontario, Baptist Thankful Carpenter, Female, Single, Age 18, Birthplace Ontario, Baptist Edwin Carpenter, Male, Single, Age 4, Birthplace Ontario, Baptist D.M. Weeks, Male, Widowed, Age 78, Birthplace Ontario, Presbyterian Baptist Burial: Tillsonburg Cemetery Section D, Row Q, # 12 On top of stone Thankie / wife of / J. K. Taylor / died Sept. 16, 1895 / aged 32 yrs 4 mos and 21 days.* sources have noted her husband as J. M. Taylor. Death Source: Vital Stats Film #1853573, # 13269-95 Name: Thankful L. Taylor Date of Death: 16 Sept 1895 Sex: Female Age: 32 years Birthplace: Tillsonburg, Ontario Cause of Death: Inflammation of stomach x 10 days Physician: Dr. L. S. Sinclair Informant: S.B.W. Carpenter Registered: 19 Sept 1895 Religion: Presbyterian Registrar: E. Jackson | Carpenter, Thankie L. (I271)
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| 614 | Page 2-32 Age 0 was the recording | Weeks, Lorne (I225)
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| 615 | Page 20, Family 100 | Weeks, Daniel Millar (I171)
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| 616 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Weeks, D.G. (I693)
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| 617 | Sarah was born Sarah Etta Partlow, but sometime between 1879 - 1881, Sarah and her siblings removed the 'w' from her name. Birth Certificate: Sarah Ette Partlow Date: June 4, 1878 Place: Bayham Twp, Ontario, Canada Reg # 4503-78 1881 Census: Reel C 13266, Elgin Cty., Bayham Twp., Pg 9 Partlo, James, Male, 51, born in US Partlo, Margaret A., Female, 42, born in US Partlo, Olive Jane, Female, 6, born in Ontario Partlo, William James, Male, 4, born in Ontario Partlo, Sarah Etty, FEmale, 2, born in Ontario Marriage Certificate: MS 934, Reel 6, 1873-1910 Bride: Sarah Etta Partlow, Married Dec 11, 1901 at Fair Ground, Groom: Edward Leonard Scanlon Reg # 212201-02 & 12319-01 Sarah was married prior to marrying Ransom Weeks. Her children from her first marriage are: Perceil Scanlon who married Garfield Jasper and Minnie Gladys Scanlon who married James William Cowell. | Partlo, Sarah Etta (I657)
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| 618 | Scotland Statutory Marriages - 1936 - 685/1 - 285 Date: 01 Aug 1936 Place: North Merchiston church, Stateford Road, Edinburgh After Banns according to the Forms of the Church of Scotland Groom: Robert Keddie, Signed, Surveyer, Bachelor Age 24 (poss 27 or 29) Address: 1 Abercorn Place, Winchburgh Parents: Robert Keddie, County Roadman & Jeanie Keddie MS Knox Bride: Janet Campbell Bunyan Bain, Spinster Age 25 Address: 9 Seatfield Street, Edinburgh Parents: Walter Butler Bain, Railway Signalman & Elizabeth Bain, MS Rae Minister: James Graham Witnesses: Mary Alice Bennett J or F. Crawford Hogg 14 Market Place, Selkirk Registered: 3 Aug 1936 At Edinburgh, Hetherington Registrar | Family: Robert Keddie / Janet Campbell Bunyan Bain (F692)
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| 619 | Shown on 1851 Census, age 14 living with her parents Benjamin and Polly Westbrook, siblings Nancy and Clinton. I have not found Elizabeth since 1851; she is not on the 1861 census with her Parents Benjamin & Polly but as she was 14 in 1851, she would be 24 in 1861 if still alive, thus presumably married. The other possibility is that she may have died at some time between 1851 and 1861. hw 2009 | Westbrook, Elizabeth (I1985)
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| 620 | Source: Brant Gibbard internet site Burial in Tillsonburg Cemetery Tombstone Transcription: Annie M 1916 - 1981 Mother Burial date Source, Tillsonburg Cemetery office, 2007 | Moir, Annie Melvin (I1042)
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| 621 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Knight, R.E. (I1990)
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| 622 | Statutory Marriage, Scotland 1916 - 407/ 1 Date of Marriage: 06 Apr 1916 Place: the Kirk, Auchtertool After Banns according tot he Forms of the Established Church of Scotland Groom: John Flockhart, signed, Railway Porter, Sgt @nd Highland Light Inf Bachelor Age: 31 yrs Res: Hospital at Blakehall, Angar Essex, England Parents; Alexander Flockhart, Railway surfaceman & Agnes Flockhart MS Graham, deceased Bride: Christina R. S. Rae, signed, Domestic Servant Spinster Age: 24 yrs Res: Damhead, Parish of Kinghorn Parents: William Rae, ploughman & Catherine Rae MS Summers Minister: J.S.W. Irvine, Minister, Auchtertool Witnesses: Alexander Osborne Isabella S. Rae | Family: John Flockhart / Christina (Lina) R. S. Rae (F623)
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| 623 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Strome, K.W. (I888)
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| 624 | to Effie Pryde Davie Seath | Wilkie, William (I1217)
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| 625 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anderson, J. (I276)
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| 626 | VS Death Registration: 1966-424-620 JANET SCOTT Janet (Scott) Barnett died October 24, 1966 at West Fife Hospital, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland at 2:30 pm; age 81 years. Sex: Female Widower: Widow of James Barnett, coal miner Father; John Scott, coal miner Mother: Janet Scott, MS WILSON Cause of Death; Terminal Pneumonia, Popliteal Embolism, Fractured Neck Right Femur Informant: Janet Ross, Daughter | Scott, Janet (I206)
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| 627 | Widow - Age 43 | Hay, Barbara (I1480)
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| 628 | "C" Train accident | Quaife, Viola Alzina (I718)
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| 629 | "United Free Church" | Family: David Wilkie* / Ann Scott* (F15)
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| 630 | # 8916 Daniel Miller Weeks, Heir at Law of Amos Weeks, sold 100 acres on Lot 9, concession 8 Walpole Twp, the N1/2 for 31 pounds | Weeks, Amos Sr. (I142)
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| 631 | # 8916, Daniel Miller Weeks, heir at law of Amos Weeks, sold 100 acres of a 200 acre parcel of land to Joseph Weeks, the N 1/2 for 31 pounds. | Weeks, Daniel Millar (I171)
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| 632 | #411, Family #15 | Wilkie, Robert (I186)
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| 633 | ( Grace and her husband were living with Grace's parents Wellington & Charlotte Haley) , thus the explanation for 'daughter' being recorded on the census form instead of wife | Source (S220)
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| 634 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cowan, L.R. (I422)
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| 635 | (Medical): Suffered massive stroke during the night of May 15th 2013. Never recovered and passed away May 16 2013 | Wilkie, David Allen (I35)
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| 636 | (Medical):1871 census, Lillie is residing with her Aunt Cleopatra and Uncle Stanton Carpenter, as well as her grandfather Miller Weeks* (the census recorder has used the name Miller Weeks, but I am confident it is Daniel Miller Weeks) hw In 1880, Lillie is recorded with her parents Cyrennius and Maria Slaght, residing in Mears, Oceana, MI, USA. Lillie is noted as age 16, and working as a clerk in a store (presumably maybe her father's business as he is noted as a dry goods merchant) | Slaght, Lilian M. (I1278)
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| 637 | (Medical):1880 census residing with her husband Cyrenius Slaght in Mears, Oceana, MI, USA, age 34, Wife, housekeeping, born in Canada. Other family members residing with her are daughter Lilie, son Milton and mil Rhoda | Weeks, Maria Caroline (I1226)
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| 638 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilkie, J.A. (I39)
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| 639 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilkie, J.A. (I39)
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| 640 | (Medical):Bell's Palsy R eye Cataracts in both eyes/ surgery/ lens implant | Strome, Wesley Herbert (I151)
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| 641 | (Medical):Caterpillar operator; changed machines and attempted to do a quick task just before lunch; tree came down on him, killing him. No cab on the caterpillar. | Strome, Henry Elmer (I153)
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| 642 | (Medical):Death Certificate 05 January 1884 | Haley, John (I261)
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| 643 | (Medical):Death Certificate 26 November 1899 | Weeks, Mary Jane (I259)
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| 644 | (Medical):Diabetes Type II | Bowen, Marjorie (I819)
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| 645 | (Medical):Diabetic | Quaife, Viola Alzina (I718)
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| 646 | (Medical):Liver cirrhosis Lung cancer | Strome, Clarence Edward (I150)
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| 647 | (Medical):Mental illness x 30 years; Resided in Mental Hosp. in London, Ontario, Canada until her death | Young, Clara Mae (I1089)
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| 648 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wright, J.A. (I836)
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| 649 | (Medical):Other Health issues within this family, as told to me by Ted Rouse - not for general sharing- Huntington's Chorea. Ted says Charity (Weeks) Rouse had the disease, Karl and some of his chn had the disease, Ida had the disease and Ted's Father Basil had the disease. The Family is sensitive to this medical knowledge being shared as many individuals have had difficulty re Employers knowing this, Medical and Insurance coverage. hw | Weeks, Charity Ann (I283)
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| 650 | (Medical):Spanish Flu 1918 - never regained her usual plump figure Parkinson Disease 1976 | Weeks, Hazel Belle (I34)
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