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701	Jamaica Church of England Parish Register Transcripts, 1664-1880	Source (S376310486)
702	Jamaica, Civil Birth Registration	Source (S377445093)
703	James and Helen went to Strath Taieri in 1879.	Kirk, James (I172019431860)
704	James Anderson, whose birth took place at Pelichet Bay, on December 10, 1846, was the first white child born in Dunedin.	ANDERSON, James (I172044478335)
705	James Henderson had a Margaret 25 Mar 1733 in Cupar? A James Henderson married Christain Watson in Beath 25 Dec 1724. This couple fits naming pattern!	HENDERSON, George (I172571279147)
706	James tragically loses his life after an accident in the pit and he never gets to see his son James	Rylance, James (I172081165705)
707	James? Lindsay who graduated Canterbury with BE Civil in 1930	Allan, Lindsay (I172030081625)
708	Janeand Alexander Tuesday, June 19, 2018 11:13 AM Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/26269743/person/12512947414/media/d1642769-65aa-45d8-baeb-5686f51255d1?destTreeId=120819959&destPersonId=172013845026&_phsrc=VVZ3590&_phstart=default Jane and AlexanderPosted 22 Feb 2013 by Scott Rodham Like 0 Comment 0 Share JANE was born in 1867. She met and married Alexander Colville inMelbourne and they had a daughter who died in infancy and two sons, JACK andROBERT. Alex died in Melbourne around 1899 and Jane with her two sons laterreturned to live in New Zealand. Both sons served in the 1914-1918 war. Jack was killed at Gallipoli in 1915 but Robert survived despitesuffering from pulmonary tuberculosis as a result of war service, to live tothe ripe old age of 89. He died at Hamilton in 1985. Prior to his war service, Robert had been in the plumbing trade withA & T Burt Ltd in Dunedin but after the war and a period of ill-health hedid not return to the trade. Instead he took on an apple orchard at Ettrick,not far from his mother who had re-married and lived near Rosburgh. He married Margaret Moore of Oamaru some time in the late 1930s andthey had two children, Rata May and Robert. Rata Mat married Gordon Freeman awidower with three children. Gordon died and May had a new home built at Papanuwhere she still lives. Robert Colville junior had three children and one of them adopted. After Alexander Colville’s death, Jane in 1908 married James C Parnell who had a small orchard three miles south of Rosburgh and they had onedaughter TUI JEAN born in 1909 who later in life married a retired widowerRalph Skinner who had a grown-up family. Tui had no issue and died at Nelson in1972. In her "Memories of EArly Days on the Otago Pensinsula written in 1951.Jane( iean) Pennell eldest dalughter of John G Dick, said she was born in i867 in a house made o f f'ern trees on a hill fa,:ing the harbcur - almost certainly this would be overlooking Portobello. This house was soon replaced by a wooden one, but when she was five years o ld, .TohnD ick took his w,ife antl family cf four children to live' in Dunedin	Dick, Jane (Jean) (I172016720200)
709	janet; daughter to alexander McDonald and Christian mc gilchrist in tomgarrow, was born 1 day of febry and bap 8 sd month 1813. ref.oprb little dunkeld, co perth 373/10, p 96.	Mcdonald, Janet (I172083032207)
710	John J.Hennessey married Emma Teed. He was afireman & worked his way up to Captain. Unfortunately, she died before she could see that happen. She died Jan 11, 1877. They were both born about 1848(maybe she was born 1850..?) Therecords for their marriage may not exist due to the Chicago Fire of 1871. There areseveral spellings of Hennessey-I think this is the correct one, but as one cansee in the census records & Chicago Directories below, spelling varies (aswas common for the time). On April 30, 1898,he saved 3 children locked in a burning building at 10:13 am at 4629 Paulina Street. For this bravery, he won the Lambert TreeAward. Thebook History of Chicago Firehouses of the 19th Century, Vol 1 by KenLittle & John McNalis, 1996 on pages 291 and 290 show photos of Engine 49where John Hennessey was the first captain. This Engine was organized July 15, 1889 at Dreyer/ Paulina & 47th street. It was later relocated to 1653 W 43rd St in Aug 8, 1927. the original firehouse was built in 1884 at the SW corner of 47thand Ashland inan area known as “New City”. Later it was in the Town of Lake-- then the fire house was acquired byannexation to Chicagoeffective July 15, 1889. Heating was done by a pot bellied stove. This Engine was sent to the Swift Warehousefire in 1899, and a member of the company killed- Pipeman Patrick O’Neill. In 1910, Pipeman George Murawski was killedDec 22 when a wall collapsed at the Stockyards fire. Informationfrom the 2 Chicago City Directories &Federal Census: (1870census Chicago IL: John Hennessy 21, b. 1848 Ireland Maine, Cook County, ILlaborer. John Hennessy 24, b. about 1845 Ireland;horseshoer, Chi Ward 20, local 20-WD Chi; County: Cook; series: M593; roll:211; Reg 439. also lists 2 other JohnHennessys- one 26 yrs-Chi ward 8, b. 1843 Ireland, sailor, one 30 yrs, meatmarket, b. 1839 with wife Kate all born Ireland- (1870census Chicago, IL: Thomas Teed, Chicago Ward 6, cook, IL,est. age: 50, B. 1819 England,sailor, $800. value. Also in household: Elizabeth Teed, 49 yrs, “keepinghouse”, b. England Robert Teed, 26 yrs, captain boat,B. England “Hanna” – this was Emma= poorwriting, 21 yrs, at home, b. England Joseph, 15 yrs, attending school, B.England.) Teed,Thomas, sailor,r. 46 Arnold,this was Emma’s house until she married; this is her dad, Capt Thos Teed. 1871directory: (Hennessy, John, horseshoer, W.H.Ayesworth, r. 237 5th Ave (Hennesy,John, laborer, r. 15 Liberty (Hennesy,John, sailor, r. 11 Liberty (Hennesy,John, watchman, r. 386 W. Taylor) 1874 Lakeside Directory: Hennessey,John J, carpenter 88 N. Peoria 1875/6 Hennessey, John J, truckman hook and ladder co. no. 1,residence 338 1/2 State (fire engine house no 5= at Jefferson St nrVanBuren) 1876/7 Lakeside: Hennessey, John J., fireman, boards 46 State 1877/8: Teed, Thomas, tug dispatcher 240 S. Water,house 916 S. LaSalle VOTCo.240 S. Water 1878/9: (Emma TeedHennessy dies of consumption Jan 11, 1877, buried at Rosehill Cemetery,Chicago) Hennessy, John J. fireman, house164 S Jefferson 1879Lakeside: Hennessey, John J., liet. Hook & ladder co. no. 6house 108 W. VanBuren 1880: Hennessy,John J, lieut. engine no. 5, house 216 S. Halstead (1880census shows: John J. Hennessy, 31 yrs, born about 1849. fireman with city, Bornin Ireland.Mother & father born Ireland, married to Rebecca, 25 years old, and sisterMary A, 31 yrs living with them—this would have been after Emma Teed Hennessyhad died in 1877 at about 29 years old- I never found if they had any children) 1882: Hennessy,John J. lieutenant engine co. 5, house 216 S. Halsted (firehouse probably in the 89th district of Volume 1 of 1905Sandborn Fire Directory map) 1883: Hennessy,John Capt. in co. 6, r. 216 S.Halstead (this residence is just downfrom Diana’s Greek restaurant which is at 212 S. Halstead) 1884: HennessyJohn J., eng co. 6 house 43 O’Brien 1886: HennessyJohn, fireman 4087 Butterfield 1889: (microfilm) Hennessy,John J. Capt. engine co 42 h. 44 N Carpenter 1890: HennessyJohn J, Capt. eng. Co.49, h. 4644 Marshfield Ave(L) 1893: (Columbian Exhibit WorldsFair) HennessyJohn Capt. eng. no. 49 h. 4644 Marshfield Ave	Hennessey, John H (I172027672389)
711	JohnMurray Nicol Saturday, July 7, 2018 5:31 PM Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/317210/person/5060298222/media/81c605c1-58d9-46fb-9402-70107a14da93?destTreeId=120819959&destPersonId=172020030056&_phsrc=VVZ10231&_phstart=default · http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc06Cycl-t1-body1-d3-d19-d7.html Title : The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay &Wellington Provincial Districts] Author: Cyclopedia Company Limited Publication details: The Cyclopedia Company, Limited, 1908, Christchurch Part of: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand Nicol, John Murray, General Storekeeper, Baker, Confectioner andCaterer, Broadway, Marton. This business, which is one of the oldest of itskind in the district, was founded by the late Mr Charles Nicol in the year1865, and was acquired by his son in 1895. The original bakehouse on Broadwaywas destroyed by fire, and has been replaced by an up-to-date establishment,with every modern convenience and appliance for making bread and confectionery.In 1902 a general store was added to the business, with an office andrefreshment rooms. Mr Nicol does a large business as a grocer and baker, andhis services as a caterer are much in demand. He was born in the year 1861, inWanganui, where he was educated and brought up to the printing trade. Mr Nicolwas successively employed at the “Marton Advocate” office, and in the office ofthe “Lyttelton Times,” Christchurch. He then learned the bakery trade with MrGeorge Mouldy, of Christchurch, and subsequently returned to Marton, where hejoined his mother in the management of his late father's business, which heafterwards took over on his own account. Mr Nicol was a member of the BoroughCouncil for some time, and he was also a member of the Parihaka contingent. Heis a member of the Bowling Club, is a well-known clarionet player, and a memberof the Orchestral Society. Mr Nicol is married, and has two sons and fourdaughters.	NICOL, John Murray (I172020030056)
712	Jun 1884 Mkt Harboro 7a 11	Spence, Mary (I172190722458)
713	Kaikorai Parish Marriages 1869-1920, PArish code 1910	Family: Fred Davies Havard / Mary Elizabeth Cubitt (F998)
714	Kent Zobel MONROE — Kent Zobel, 61, of Monroe, died Monday, June 15, 2015, at his home near Monroe. Kent fought a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer and was a donor to the research of pancreatic cancer. A memorial service will be held 10 a.m. Thursday, June 18, at Gass Haney Funeral Home in Columbus with Pastor Denny Reis officiating. Interment will be in Roselawn Memorial Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home and 9-10 a.m. Thursday. Memorials may be directed to the family or donor’s choice. Kent was born Sept. 23, 1953, in Columbus to Henry and Mary Jane (Terry) Zobel Jr. Kent attended Columbus High School and graduated in 1972. He then attended Milford College. Kent went to work at Behlen Manufacturing, where he worked for over 35 years. On May 27, 1989, Kent was united in marriage to Linda Proctor in Columbus. He enjoyed riding and restoring motorcycles and also working with gas engines. Kent was a member of the Patriot Guard, Flatland H.O.G. Chapter, Antique Gas Engine Club and Antique Motorcycle Club of America. Kent is survived by his wife, Linda; aunts, cousins and many good friends.Kent was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Mary JaneZobel	Zobel, Kent Henry (I172029254888)
715	Kentucky Census, 1810-1890	Source (S390514004)
716	Kiethley Parish Register	Stell, John (I172131174328)
717	Knox Church/Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand	Family: Jacob Eyers / Agness Sargison (F1905)
718	Kontraministerialbog 1812-1924, Rigsarkivet, Danmark.	Source (S468657683)
719	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers	Source (S375356673)
720	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers	Source (S375356828)
721	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers	Source (S375366821)
722	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers	Source (S375376327)
723	Last Residence: 13 DUKE STREET, DUNEDIN	Dryden, William (I172151634798)
724	Last residence: 13 DUKE STREET, DUNEDIN	Ferguson, Marion (I172151634815)
725	late of Waharoa - note butter factory had opened there in 1921 NZBDM 1937/17499	Dick, Joseph Eason (I172021117638)
726	Late of Waitati, at home of her daughter, Mrs R Thompson, Union St.	Robertson, Agnes (I172004740895)
727	LDS F M P Speculative W I P	Powell, Thomas (I172122514249)
728	List of Freemen of Massachusetts	Source (S387682118)
729	Listing for Henry J Marshall, d. 2 May 1950 aged 96, "at rest'. Buried with James Hall d. Sept 1893 and Sydney James Hall d. 30th October 1893 aged 5 years 3 months.	Marshall, Henry James (I172131778718)
730	Liverpool Catholic Church Registers	Source (S375776001)
731	Liverpool Registers	Source (S375355506)
732	Liverpool Registers	Source (S375367317)
733	Liverpool Registers	Source (S375576509)
734	Liverpool Registers	Source (S375841699)
735	London Gasette 17 Sept 1917T./Capt. John Maitland Forsyth, M.C. R.A.M.C. (M.C. gazetted 22nd September, 1916.)	Forsyth, Dr John Maitland MC & Bar (I172028174721)
736	London, England, UK and London Poll Books	Source (S375269103)
737	Lost at sea aboard brig Jumna	Boldero, Samuel (I172488161343)
738	Ludwigshafen Zivilstandsregister, 1798-1875. Stadtarchiv Ludwigshafen, Ludwigshafen, Deutschland.	Source (S438638356)
739	lviy grandlather..lohn Gilston Dick,w asb orn at Dunfermlinen, earl JdinburghS, cotland on 29 May I1t40.G lstonb eingt he nameo f the ministerw ho baptised him. In 1860 he emigrated o New Zealand together with his brother W illiam, William's uife Helen and their infant son Rohert who died at sea aged l0 months. The came direct to Port Chalmers on the "Robert Henderson". t.ike their f'ather both Dicli brothers were stonemason and soon after arrival found work in their trade. But it seerns likely they wanted land as well and this may account for their settling in the Portobelllo area of the Peninsula two years after William and John's arrival they were followed in 1862 on the same "Robert Henderson" by their father Robert :D ick, their mother,Jane their brothers Alexander, Simon Robert and James. Simon.R <lberat rd James.	Dick, John Gilston (Jack) (I172016543668)
740	Maori cemetery in sandhills	Mouat, Peter Wm (I172042680826)
741	Mar 1860 Market Harborough 7a 15	Jelley, William (I172051419562)
742	Margaret Allan died aged 25 in East Taieri, Sept 8 1858, daughter of James Allan, settler. “Information communicated by Letter – Robt Chapman, Dep. Registrar.”), could this be a daughter catching TB from her mother? [Death found in a “Burials” archive, Hoc	Allen, Margaret (I172044511151)
743	Mariages non catholiques de la région de Montréal, 1766-1899	Source (S379834741)
744	Marriage 12 Apr 1812 • St John, Deansgate, Lancashire, England Thomas Moss of Manchester. Confectioner to Isabella Ridgway of Droylsden. Spinner Married by Banns 22 Mar, 29 Mar and 5 Apr 1812. Married 12 Apr 1812 Both signed. Witnesses Samuel Ridgway and W	Family: Thomas Moss / Isabella Ridgway (F1587)
745	Marriage 4 Sep 1854 • All Saints, Wigan, Lancashire, England James Rylance - 22, Banksman, Bachelor, Wigan Lane Agnes Heaton - 21, Spinster, Wigan Lane Groom's Father: James Rylance, deceased Bride's Father: John Heaton, Paver Witness: Thomas Rylance; Eliz	Family: James Rylance / Agnes Heaton (F2267)
746	Marriage 7 Sep 1913 • St Lawrence, Denton, Lancashire, England Arthur Gordon Moss. 29. Bachelor. Billiard Table Buider. 44 Park Road, Denton. Farher Philip Moss, Bookbinder. Lilian Adelaide Broadhurst. 30. Spinster. No profession. 1 David Street, Denton.	Family: Arthur Gordon Moss / Lilian Adelaide Broadhurst (F2474)
747	Marriage Bonds and Allegations	Source (S376467762)
748	Marriage Indexes. New Jersey State Archives, Trenton, New Jersey.	Source (S423456778)
749	Marriage Records	Source (S375862089)
750	Marriage Records	Source (S375863024)

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701

Jamaica Church of England Parish Register Transcripts, 1664-1880

Source (S376310486)

702

Jamaica, Civil Birth Registration

Source (S377445093)

703

James and Helen went to Strath Taieri in 1879.

Kirk, James (I172019431860)

704

James Anderson, whose birth took place at Pelichet Bay, on December 10, 1846, was the first white child born in Dunedin.

ANDERSON, James (I172044478335)

705

James Henderson had a Margaret 25 Mar 1733 in Cupar? A James Henderson married Christain Watson in Beath 25 Dec 1724. This couple fits naming pattern!

HENDERSON, George (I172571279147)

706

James tragically loses his life after an accident in the pit and he never gets to see his son James

Rylance, James (I172081165705)

707

James? Lindsay who graduated Canterbury with BE Civil in 1930

Allan, Lindsay (I172030081625)

708

Janeand Alexander
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Jane and AlexanderPosted 22 Feb 2013 by Scott Rodham Like 0 Comment 0 Share
JANE was born in 1867. She met and married Alexander Colville inMelbourne and they had a daughter who died in infancy and two sons, JACK andROBERT.

Alex died in Melbourne around 1899 and Jane with her two sons laterreturned to live in New Zealand. Both sons served in the 1914-1918 war.

Jack was killed at Gallipoli in 1915 but Robert survived despitesuffering from pulmonary tuberculosis as a result of war service, to live tothe ripe old age of 89. He died at Hamilton in 1985.

Prior to his war service, Robert had been in the plumbing trade withA & T Burt Ltd in Dunedin but after the war and a period of ill-health hedid not return to the trade. Instead he took on an apple orchard at Ettrick,not far from his mother who had re-married and lived near Rosburgh.

He married Margaret Moore of Oamaru some time in the late 1930s andthey had two children, Rata May and Robert. Rata Mat married Gordon Freeman awidower with three children. Gordon died and May had a new home built at Papanuwhere she still lives.

Robert Colville junior had three children and one of them adopted.

After Alexander Colville’s death, Jane in 1908 married James C Parnell who had a small orchard three miles south of Rosburgh and they had onedaughter TUI JEAN born in 1909 who later in life married a retired widowerRalph Skinner who had a grown-up family. Tui had no issue and died at Nelson in1972.

In her "Memories of EArly Days on the Otago Pensinsula written in 1951.Jane( iean) Pennell eldest dalughter of John G Dick, said she was born in i867 in a house made o f f'ern trees on a hill fa,:ing the harbcur - almost certainly this would be overlooking Portobello.
This house was soon replaced by a wooden one, but when she was five years o ld, .TohnD ick took his w,ife antl family cf four children to live' in Dunedin

Dick, Jane (Jean) (I172016720200)

709

janet; daughter to alexander McDonald and Christian mc gilchrist in tomgarrow, was born 1 day of febry and bap 8 sd month 1813. ref.oprb little dunkeld, co perth 373/10, p 96.

Mcdonald, Janet (I172083032207)

710

John J.Hennessey married Emma Teed. He was afireman & worked his way up to Captain. Unfortunately, she died before she could see that happen. She died Jan 11, 1877. They were both born about 1848(maybe she was born 1850..?) Therecords for their marriage may not exist due to the Chicago Fire of 1871.
There areseveral spellings of Hennessey-I think this is the correct one, but as one cansee in the census records & Chicago Directories below, spelling varies (aswas common for the time).
On April 30, 1898,he saved 3 children locked in a burning building at 10:13 am at 4629 Paulina Street. For this bravery, he won the Lambert TreeAward.
Thebook History of Chicago Firehouses of the 19th Century, Vol 1 by KenLittle & John McNalis, 1996 on pages 291 and 290 show photos of Engine 49where John Hennessey was the first captain. This Engine was organized July 15, 1889 at Dreyer/ Paulina & 47th street. It was later relocated to 1653 W 43rd St in Aug 8, 1927. the original firehouse was built in 1884 at the SW corner of 47thand Ashland inan area known as “New City”. Later it was in the Town of Lake-- then the fire house was acquired byannexation to Chicagoeffective July 15, 1889. Heating was done by a pot bellied stove. This Engine was sent to the Swift Warehousefire in 1899, and a member of the company killed- Pipeman Patrick O’Neill. In 1910, Pipeman George Murawski was killedDec 22 when a wall collapsed at the Stockyards fire.

Informationfrom the 2 Chicago City Directories &Federal Census:
(1870census Chicago IL: John Hennessy 21, b. 1848 Ireland Maine, Cook County, ILlaborer.
John Hennessy 24, b. about 1845 Ireland;horseshoer, Chi Ward 20, local 20-WD Chi; County: Cook; series: M593; roll:211; Reg 439. also lists 2 other JohnHennessys- one 26 yrs-Chi ward 8, b. 1843 Ireland, sailor, one 30 yrs, meatmarket, b. 1839 with wife Kate all born Ireland-
(1870census Chicago, IL: Thomas Teed, Chicago Ward 6, cook, IL,est. age: 50, B. 1819 England,sailor, $800. value. Also in household:
Elizabeth Teed, 49 yrs, “keepinghouse”, b. England
Robert Teed, 26 yrs, captain boat,B. England
“Hanna” – this was Emma= poorwriting, 21 yrs, at home, b. England
Joseph, 15 yrs, attending school, B.England.)
Teed,Thomas, sailor,r. 46 Arnold,this was Emma’s house until she married; this is her dad, Capt Thos Teed.
1871directory:
(Hennessy, John, horseshoer, W.H.Ayesworth, r. 237 5th Ave
(Hennesy,John, laborer, r. 15 Liberty
(Hennesy,John, sailor, r. 11 Liberty
(Hennesy,John, watchman, r. 386 W. Taylor)
1874 Lakeside Directory:
Hennessey,John J, carpenter 88 N. Peoria
1875/6
Hennessey, John J, truckman hook and ladder co. no. 1,residence 338 1/2 State
(fire engine house no 5= at Jefferson St nrVanBuren)
1876/7 Lakeside:
Hennessey, John J., fireman, boards 46 State
1877/8:
Teed, Thomas, tug dispatcher 240 S. Water,house 916 S. LaSalle
VOTCo.240 S. Water

1878/9: (Emma TeedHennessy dies of consumption Jan 11, 1877, buried at Rosehill Cemetery,Chicago)
Hennessy, John J. fireman, house164 S Jefferson

1879Lakeside:
Hennessey, John J., liet. Hook & ladder co. no. 6house 108 W. VanBuren
1880:
Hennessy,John J, lieut. engine no. 5, house 216 S. Halstead
(1880census shows: John J. Hennessy, 31 yrs, born about 1849. fireman with city, Bornin Ireland.Mother & father born Ireland, married to Rebecca, 25 years old, and sisterMary A, 31 yrs living with them—this would have been after Emma Teed Hennessyhad died in 1877 at about 29 years old- I never found if they had any children)
1882:
Hennessy,John J. lieutenant engine co. 5, house 216 S. Halsted (firehouse probably in the 89th district of Volume 1 of 1905Sandborn Fire Directory map)
1883:
Hennessy,John Capt. in co. 6, r. 216 S.Halstead (this residence is just downfrom Diana’s Greek restaurant which is at 212 S. Halstead)
1884:
HennessyJohn J., eng co. 6 house 43 O’Brien
1886:
HennessyJohn, fireman 4087 Butterfield
1889: (microfilm)
Hennessy,John J. Capt. engine co 42 h. 44 N Carpenter
1890:
HennessyJohn J, Capt. eng. Co.49, h. 4644 Marshfield Ave(L)
1893: (Columbian Exhibit WorldsFair)
HennessyJohn Capt. eng. no. 49 h. 4644 Marshfield Ave

Hennessey, John H (I172027672389)

711

JohnMurray Nicol
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· http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc06Cycl-t1-body1-d3-d19-d7.html
Title
: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay &Wellington Provincial Districts]
Author: Cyclopedia Company Limited
Publication details: The Cyclopedia Company, Limited, 1908, Christchurch
Part of: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand
Nicol, John Murray, General Storekeeper, Baker, Confectioner andCaterer, Broadway, Marton. This business, which is one of the oldest of itskind in the district, was founded by the late Mr Charles Nicol in the year1865, and was acquired by his son in 1895. The original bakehouse on Broadwaywas destroyed by fire, and has been replaced by an up-to-date establishment,with every modern convenience and appliance for making bread and confectionery.In 1902 a general store was added to the business, with an office andrefreshment rooms. Mr Nicol does a large business as a grocer and baker, andhis services as a caterer are much in demand. He was born in the year 1861, inWanganui, where he was educated and brought up to the printing trade. Mr Nicolwas successively employed at the “Marton Advocate” office, and in the office ofthe “Lyttelton Times,” Christchurch. He then learned the bakery trade with MrGeorge Mouldy, of Christchurch, and subsequently returned to Marton, where hejoined his mother in the management of his late father's business, which heafterwards took over on his own account. Mr Nicol was a member of the BoroughCouncil for some time, and he was also a member of the Parihaka contingent. Heis a member of the Bowling Club, is a well-known clarionet player, and a memberof the Orchestral Society. Mr Nicol is married, and has two sons and fourdaughters.

NICOL, John Murray (I172020030056)

712

Jun 1884 Mkt Harboro 7a 11

Spence, Mary (I172190722458)

713

Kaikorai Parish Marriages 1869-1920, PArish code 1910

Family: Fred Davies Havard / Mary Elizabeth Cubitt (F998)

714

Kent Zobel
MONROE — Kent Zobel, 61, of Monroe, died Monday, June 15, 2015, at his
home near Monroe. Kent fought a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer
and was a donor to the research of pancreatic cancer.
A memorial service will be held 10 a.m. Thursday, June 18, at Gass Haney
Funeral Home in Columbus with Pastor Denny Reis officiating. Interment
will be in Roselawn Memorial Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m.
Wednesday at the funeral home and 9-10 a.m. Thursday. Memorials may be
directed to the family or donor’s choice.
Kent was born Sept. 23, 1953, in Columbus to Henry and Mary Jane (Terry)
Zobel Jr. Kent attended Columbus High School and graduated in 1972. He
then attended Milford College. Kent went to work at Behlen Manufacturing,
where he worked for over 35 years. On May 27, 1989, Kent was united in
marriage to Linda Proctor in Columbus. He enjoyed riding and restoring
motorcycles and also working with gas engines. Kent was a member of the
Patriot Guard, Flatland H.O.G. Chapter, Antique Gas Engine Club and
Antique Motorcycle Club of America.
Kent is survived by his wife, Linda; aunts, cousins and many good
friends.Kent was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Mary JaneZobel

Zobel, Kent Henry (I172029254888)

715

Kentucky Census, 1810-1890

Source (S390514004)

716

Kiethley Parish Register

Stell, John (I172131174328)

717

Knox Church/Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand

Family: Jacob Eyers / Agness Sargison (F1905)

718

Kontraministerialbog 1812-1924, Rigsarkivet, Danmark.

Source (S468657683)

719

Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers

Source (S375356673)

720

Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers

Source (S375356828)

721

Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers

Source (S375366821)

722

Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers

Source (S375376327)

723

Last Residence: 13 DUKE STREET, DUNEDIN

Dryden, William (I172151634798)

724

Last residence: 13 DUKE STREET, DUNEDIN

Ferguson, Marion (I172151634815)

725

late of Waharoa - note butter factory had opened there in 1921 NZBDM 1937/17499

Dick, Joseph Eason (I172021117638)

726

Late of Waitati, at home of her daughter, Mrs R Thompson, Union St.

Robertson, Agnes (I172004740895)

727

LDS F M P Speculative W I P

Powell, Thomas (I172122514249)

728

List of Freemen of Massachusetts

Source (S387682118)

729

Listing for Henry J Marshall, d. 2 May 1950 aged 96, "at rest'. Buried with James Hall d. Sept 1893 and Sydney James Hall d. 30th October 1893 aged 5 years 3 months.

Marshall, Henry James (I172131778718)

730

Liverpool Catholic Church Registers

Source (S375776001)

731

Liverpool Registers

Source (S375355506)

732

Liverpool Registers

Source (S375367317)

733

Liverpool Registers

Source (S375576509)

734

Liverpool Registers

Source (S375841699)

735

London Gasette 17 Sept 1917T./Capt.
John
Maitland
Forsyth,
M.C.
R.A.M.C.
(M.C. gazetted 22nd September, 1916.)

Forsyth, Dr John Maitland MC & Bar (I172028174721)

736

London, England, UK and London Poll Books

Source (S375269103)

737

Lost at sea aboard brig Jumna

Boldero, Samuel (I172488161343)

738

Ludwigshafen Zivilstandsregister, 1798-1875. Stadtarchiv Ludwigshafen, Ludwigshafen, Deutschland.

Source (S438638356)

739

lviy grandlather..lohn Gilston Dick,w asb orn at Dunfermlinen, earl JdinburghS, cotland on 29 May I1t40.G lstonb eingt he nameo f the ministerw ho baptised him.
In 1860 he emigrated o New Zealand together with his brother W illiam, William's uife Helen and their infant son Rohert who died at sea aged l0 months.
The came direct to Port Chalmers on the "Robert Henderson".
t.ike their f'ather both Dicli brothers were stonemason and soon after arrival found work in their trade.
But it seerns likely they wanted land as well and this may account for their settling in the Portobelllo area of the Peninsula
two years after William and John's arrival they were followed in 1862 on the same "Robert Henderson" by their father Robert :D ick, their mother,Jane their brothers Alexander, Simon Robert and James.
Simon.R <lberat rd James.

Dick, John Gilston (Jack) (I172016543668)

740

Maori cemetery in sandhills

Mouat, Peter Wm (I172042680826)

741

Mar 1860 Market Harborough 7a 15

Jelley, William (I172051419562)

742

Margaret Allan died aged 25 in East Taieri, Sept 8 1858, daughter of James Allan, settler. “Information communicated by Letter – Robt Chapman, Dep. Registrar.”), could this be a daughter catching TB from her mother? [Death found in a “Burials” archive, Hoc

Allen, Margaret (I172044511151)

743

Mariages non catholiques de la région de Montréal, 1766-1899

Source (S379834741)

744

Marriage
12 Apr 1812 • St John, Deansgate, Lancashire, England
Thomas Moss of Manchester. Confectioner to Isabella Ridgway of Droylsden. Spinner Married by Banns 22 Mar, 29 Mar and 5 Apr 1812. Married 12 Apr 1812 Both signed. Witnesses Samuel Ridgway and W

Family: Thomas Moss / Isabella Ridgway (F1587)

745

Marriage
4 Sep 1854 • All Saints, Wigan, Lancashire, England
James Rylance - 22, Banksman, Bachelor, Wigan Lane Agnes Heaton - 21, Spinster, Wigan Lane Groom's Father: James Rylance, deceased Bride's Father: John Heaton, Paver Witness: Thomas Rylance; Eliz

Family: James Rylance / Agnes Heaton (F2267)

746

Marriage 7 Sep 1913 • St Lawrence, Denton, Lancashire, England Arthur Gordon Moss. 29. Bachelor. Billiard Table Buider. 44 Park Road, Denton. Farher Philip Moss, Bookbinder. Lilian Adelaide Broadhurst. 30. Spinster. No profession. 1 David Street, Denton.

Family: Arthur Gordon Moss / Lilian Adelaide Broadhurst (F2474)

747

Marriage Bonds and Allegations

Source (S376467762)

748

Marriage Indexes. New Jersey State Archives, Trenton, New Jersey.

Source (S423456778)

749

Marriage Records

Source (S375862089)

750

Marriage Records

Source (S375863024)

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