Extractions: HENDRY ANCESTRY PAGE This page is an attempt to outline what I know about my Hendry ancestry in as "readable" format as possible. If you have come to this page via a browser, I hope you will find something of interest here or elsewhere in our other Hendry Family History Pages or even in the rest of Our Hendry Family Web Site. If you find anything of interest, you can e-mail me at john@thehendrys.freeserve.co.uk On the 20th May 1804 an Ebenezer Hendry o f Alloa parish married a Margaret Donaldson of St. Ninians parish. This, at the moment, is the earliest definite record we have of our Hendry family. One can assume that this Ebenezer Hendry was between twenty and thirty when he got married, which would make him born between 1774-1784. The births/baptisms of two Ebenezer Hendrys are recorded in the Parish Registers of Clackmannanshire during this period, one recorded in the Clackmannan parish register as born to Ebenezer Hendry and Janet Blackwood on 11th August 1776 , and one recorded in the Alloa Parish Register as born to John Hendry, a shoemaker, and Margaret Neil on 25th September 1782. As of this moment in time I have found no facts or evidence to link either of these Ebenezers to the one who subsequently married Margaret Donaldson. It is possible that neither are correct, and it was, in fact, some as yet unidentified Ebenezer Hendry. If Margaret Donaldson's subsequent husband was one of these two Ebenezers, then best guess would be that she actually married Ebenezer, the son of
Auld Notes for Robert AULD TWO SONS. She was born 1820 in Guernsey County, Ohio 1 , anddied 26 December 1874 in La Cygne, Linn County Notes for Alexander TODD AULD http://www.sunimaze.com/auld.htm
Extractions: Descendants of Samuel AULD Join the Auld mailing list by writing an e-mail to Auld-L-request@rootsweb.com and in the subject line and body, putting the one word - subscribe Generation No. 1 SAMUEL AULD (JOHN was born Abt. 1755 in County Down , Ireland, and died 25 March 1835 in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio He married (1) CATHERINE DICKEY She was born in Northern Ireland, and died 09 July 1822 in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio He married (2) MARTHA MELOIN 29 August 1826 Notes for SAMUEL AULD: 'Samuel Auld, Emigrant From Ireland' by Bernice Auld Morton, and Ruth Mann Roberts. Family legend. Marriage records - Steubenville, Ohio. Samuel Auld's will. Land deeds - Cadiz, Ohio. Samuel emigrated from Ireland to Pennsylvania between 1780 and 1790. He was on the federal census as follows: 1790 Samuel Auld - Lancaster Co., Sadsbury Twp., PA.
GENERATION 1 10 Robert Nicholl. Robert was born in 1852 and died on 07 Nov 1938 unmarried. 27ii Neal McMullan was born in 1874 and died in 1939. 14 Alexander Nicholl. http://freespace.virgin.net/robert.starrs/family tree/gen1.html
Extractions: Home Family tree Starrs story Coins ... Contact me This is part one of the Nicholl Family Story as written from the tree by Hugh A Boyd. GENERATION 1 1 John Nicholl was resident in Ballycastle in 1734. He had the following child: 2 Alexander Nicholl was born in 1776 and died on 28 Jun 1832. GENERATION 2 2 Alexander Nicholl Alexander was born in 1776 and died on 28 Jun 1832. Alexander was buried at Bun-na-Mairgie. He had the following children: 3 i James Nicholl was born in 1810 and died on 19 Feb 1887. 4 ii Thomas Nicholl was born on 10 May 1815 and died on 15 Apr 1900. 5 iii John Nicholl was born in 1819 and died on 10 May 1888. GENERATION 3 3 James Nicholl James was born in 1810. James and Rose McCambridge were married and lived in Cushendall. They had the following children: 6 i Denis Nicholl was born in 1835 and died, unmarried, on 14 Feb 1919. 7 ii Thomas Nicholl was born in 1839 and died, unmarried, on 27 Jan 1924. 8 iii John Nicholl was born in 1844 and died, unmarried, on 31 Oct 1928. 9 iv Daniel Nicholl was born in 1847 and died on 17 Oct 1873. 10 v Robert Nicholl was born in 1852 and died, unmarried, on 07 Nov 1938.
Mudgee Memorial Park - Mudgee Shire - Orana Region - New South John, d. 17 Nov 1884, age 25y, son/Robert Ann Jul 1873, d. 18 Jan 1875 Wellington,dau/Alexander Jane Maria Burnett, Jessie Eveline, b. 11 Oct 1874, d. 31 http://www.interment.net/data/aus/nsw/orana/mudgee/mudgee_mem/mempark.htm
Sketch Of Lt. Daniel MacMurphy MacMurphy, Daniel MacMurphy, second, Alexander MacMurphy, second MacMurphy, WilliamMacMurphy, Robert MacMurphy, John the descendants, December 1, 1874, the Rev http://www.fidnet.com/~mcmurfy1/danmac.html
Extractions: A Sketch Of The Life Lieut. Daniel MacMurphy The early years of our Worthy Patriot were spent on this homestead, but were unhappily clouded with the early death of his father, by drowning in the Powell River at Kingston, a neighboring town, on February 19, 1734. It was several days later, that his body was recovered and brought to Londonderry for burial, in the old grave yard of the first settlers. Nothing can be said of the education of Daniel MacMurphy, the family was broken up, and the sons scattered to earn their own living. The estate which includes the homestead, second division and amendment lands, was sold and the proceeds divided by agreement. Some of the deeds of sale indicate quitclaims to various members of the family. In 1755 he was 24 years of age, and on January 8th quitclaimed all his interest in his honored father's estate to his brother Alexander MacMurphy 370 pounds. Then it appears that he went to New Boston, N.H., and bought a farm. By looking at the Diary of Matthew Patten, on the date of January 10, 1768, it will be seen that Daniel MacMurphy had a wife and was living in New Boston. By tradition we learn, that his wife's maiden name was Mary Tolford. By further reference to the Diary, it appears that Jean MacMurphy, sister of Daniel MacMurphy, made her home with her brother in New Boston, February 2, 1759, and again mentioned March 10, 1759. Again March 4, 1761, it is shown that Daniel MacMurphy was at work upon building a bridge over the Piscataquog River, and his cousin, Matthew Patten drew up his account for settlement with the selectmen. In this period of unsettled home and business, it is very difficult to assign the order and birth of children, in the family of Daniel and Mary Tolford MacMurphy.
Lexington two years until purchased by a neighbor, Robert A. Alexander Alexander bought Lexingtonfrom Ten Broeck for $15,000 16 times, from 1861 through 1874, and then http://www.tbheritage.com/Portraits/Lexington.html
Extractions: The birthplace of Lexington lies within the current city limits of his namesake town Lexington, Kentucky. The great runner and sire was bred by Dr. Elisha Warfield, one of the most important early figures in Kentucky racing and breeding, and one of the founders of the Kentucky Association Race Track, adjacent to Warfield's farm, The Meadows. The Association track is long gone, and its historic gates now grace the entrance to the Keeneland Racecourse on the other side of town, but vestiges of The Meadows still remain just a few blocks north and east of modern downtown Lexington. Stone pillars mark the south and west entrances to what is now an older residential neighborhood with streets named Meadows Lane, Warfield Place, Carneal Place, and Darley Drive. Darley was the name Warfield had given to the bay colt by Boston out of his top racemare Alice Carneal, foaled on March 17, 1850, since the flashy bay reminded him of a portrait of the Darley Arabian, also a bay with a blaze. Although he raced in the colors of Dr. Warfield, who had been in the process of retiring from the turf, he was leased to trainer, Henry Brown. Darley made his first start in the spring of his three-year-old year, in the Association Stakes contested over mile heats at the Association track on May 23, 1853. The field was on edge, possibly due to the muddy conditions, and the Boston colt found himself part of the group that bolted before the start. Despite having run over 2 miles before the official break, in the race itself, Darley led from flagfall to finish, as he did in the second heat, thus leaving a remarkable first impression.
Descendants Of Robert William Rose NANNIE ROSE, b. March 04, 1874; d. Unknown. JOHN Alexander5 ROSE (JAMES ROBERT4, ROBERTWILLIAM3, JOHN2 Notes for JOHN Alexander ROSE This online database had http://www.owsleykyhist.org/descendants_of_robert_william_ro.htm
Extractions: 1. ROBERT WILLIAM3 ROSE (JOHN2, UNKNOWN1) was born January 07, 1782 in Monongalia Co., Virginia (now W.Va), and died November 19, 1859 in Owsley Co., Ky.. He married ESTHER MOORE November 19, 1816 in Clay Co., Ky., daughter of JAMES MOORE and ELLENDER HAMILTON. She was born January 11, 1792 in Estill Co., Ky, and died June 05, 1852 in Owsley Co., Ky..
I0698: Robert ABBOTT (____ - ____) _John ABBOTT _ Robert ABBOTT She and Alexander were buried in Talbot County 1874. http://www.math.virginia.edu/~der/Genealogy/Harrison_Html/d0000/g0000098.html
Pawtucketville Therefore, in 1874, Pawtucketville was annexed to Lowell . officers elected presidentJW Alexander; vice president Vital Robert; secretary Charles R http://ecommunity.uml.edu/francolowellma/socialclubs/pawtucketville.htm
Extractions: Political Activity ... Part II 1972 to Present Part 1 1897 to 1972 (back to top) I n November of 1972 Le Club Social de Pawtucketville celebrated its 75 th anniversary. We quote here the history of the club, written by Richard Santerre, as it appeared in the 75 th anniversary souvenir program. Ed. Seventy-five years of community spirit by Richard Santerre Pawtucketville (back to top) Pawtucketville, the section of Lowell, Massachusetts, bounded by Beaver Brook, the Merrimack river and the town lines of Dracut and Tyngsboro, is one of the oldest and yet newer sections of the city. Oldest in that its history precedes the founding of the nation, newer in that it was annexed to Lowell only in 1874. Pawtucket Lake Mascuppic Long before the arrival of the white man, the area where now stands Lowell Technological Institute [Which later became University of Massachusetts Lowell Ed.] was the chief meeting place for the Indians of Merrimack valley, and capitol seat of the great sagamore Passaconaway and later his son Wannalancit, last of the great chiefs.
Pioneer Profiles (F) stayed in Calgary while her husband and Alexander built a Robert Findlay was bornin 1837 at Perth, Ontario and and seed house in Ireland and in 1874 moved to http://www.pioneersalberta.org/profiles/f.html
Extractions: About Us Initiatives Pioneer Profiles Building Rental ... William Fallow married Margaret Jamieson in 1874 and they came to Calgary in 1884. William was born at New Richmond, Quebec in 1853 and died at Calgary in 1938. Margaret was born at Dalhousie, N.B. in 1853 and died at Parksville, B.C. in 1931. They raised eleven children, three sons and eight daughters. William's forefathers came from Largs, Scotland. He left for the west in 1880 and at Hawk Lake, Manitoba he started working for the C.P.R. until the line reached Field, B.C. He then went to Banff, Gleichen and Calgary. James Fallwood was one of the original members of the NWMP. He was with 'B' Troop (all brown horses), his regiment number was 160. The Inspector in Command at Fort Walsh in 1883 was Major James A. Walsh. James was last heard from in 1934 at London, England. Frank Fane was born in 1864 at Kent, England. He was one of the original members of the NWMP stationed at Fort Walsh, then Calgary in 1882. He also served at Battleford, Lethbridge, Fort Steele and finally Fort Macleod where he was discharged in 1890. Frank married Margaret Duff of Lethbridge in 1890. They had a family of four daughters. He established a ranch at Beaver Lake, near Vegreville. During World War I, he was Major, Commanding 'C' squadron 19th Alberta Dragoons.
Extractions: Nature's Place in Victorian Culture by Robert M. Young Introduction Preface Notes ... Index Notes Notes are indicated by page number followed by the paragraph number and three identifying words. The surname of the author is given with the year of publication and page number. If there is more than one publication by the author in that year, a letter is added to the date. Full references are given in the bibliography. Thus, for example, the first reference means that on page 2 in the first paragraph, the quotation which ends "face of nature." can be found in William Hazlitt's essay "Mr. Malthus," which appeared in 1904, at page 159. Square brackets indicate anonymous authorship. CHAPTER 1 The impact of Darwin on conventional thought 2.1 "face of nature." Hazlitt (1904), 159. 2.1 all English life. Willey (1966), 43; House (1966), 74. 3.2 "all reasonable bounds." Lyell (1830-3), 1, 156; cf. Cannon (1960a). 4.2 100,000 by 1865.
(Surnames From Warren, David Francis ) San Francisco Call age 34 1874D3738 Warren, Robert Boyle jr A . married in 1880 to Sparks, RG 1880M-4410Wason, Maria Louisa age 42 1888D-5189 Wassman, Alexander http://www.cefha.org/usa/ca/sf/sfcall/6997-7/6997-662.html
WebGED: Bissett Cook Family Data Page 1949) spouse Welton, Charles (*1874 ) - m. 15 child Thompson, Alexander (*1866- ) -child Thompson, William Robert (*1866 - ) -child http://www.barney.org/family/wga50.html
ROBERT HUNTER PAPERS Mar. 10 W(illiam) L(yon) Mackenzie King 18741950 Prime Minister, Ottawa, Canada,to Robert Hunter Jan 3 Ruth Alexander, Chicago, to Robert Hunter. http://www.indianahistory.org/library/manuscripts/collection_guides/M0415.html
Extractions: NUMBER: NOTES: Robert Hunter (18741942) was born in Terre Haute, Indiana, the son of William Robert and Caroline Fouts Hunter. His father was an auctioneer and a veteran of the Civil War. Hunter graduated from Indiana University in 1896, and immediately embarked on a career in social work. He began in Chicago where from 1896 to 1902 he was a resident of Jane Addams's Hull House, chairman of an investigating committee for the City Homes Association, superintendent of a Municipal Lodging House which he helped to found, and a member of the Small Parks Commission. In the summer of 1899 he studied housing conditions in London, England. He returned to Chicago and in 1901 wrote a book based on his Chicago experiences, called
Bledsoe County Family Archives Robert Emmitt, b. July 26, 1858 in Bledsoe, married Elizabeth Samuel Smith DeceasedJanuary 25 1874. 5) Preston Alexander HogeMale-June 22, 1912, February 06 http://www.tngenweb.org/bledsoe/archives.htm
Extractions: Haskew, Gourley, Roberson, Hutcheson, Sartain, Fuqua William B. Haskew, b: May 12,1812 Knox County Tennessee, died: March 07,1882 Pikeville, Bledsoe County, Tenn. Married: June 17,1831 Blount County,Tennessee.Telithia Gourley, b: November 25, 1809, Buncambe County, North Carolina. died: January, 1895 Pikeville, Bledsoe County, Tenn. 9 Children born to William B. and Telithia Haskew. Joseph Birdwell Haskew b.March 26,1831 Pikeville, Bledsoe County Tenn. died: June 14, 1864, Florida, In the Civil War. Married: Febuary 23, 1854 Mary Rebecca Roberson b: April 24,1834 Pikeville, Bledsoe County, Tenn. died: January 31,1903 Dickens County, Texas
GIBSON CO, IN MARRIAGES - WPA Readings (F3933/34/35) E. WHITE HORACE G. JUL 3 1895 GRAHAM Alexander SPORE LAURA NOV C. NOV 4 1882 GREENLILLY MOUNTS Robert MAR 8 GREUBEL JOSEPH JR BANKERT ROSINA FEB 10 1874 4 447 http://www.rootsquest.com/~jmurphy/gibson/f3933mag.htm
Irish HUTTON, THOMAS from County Tyrone, to NZ in 1874. JOHNSTON, Robert ALEXANDERb, abt 1846 at Donegal died 3rd april 1912 at Wallacetown, Invercargill. http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/barbgreg/irish.html
Extractions: Compliments of Nola Moses The information on these pages is for genealogy research only. It may be linked to but not copied in any form without the owners permission AHERN, MICHAEL 38 , from Kerry arr Nelson in Oct 1874. His wife ELLEN died on board in Sept from constant sickness and miscarriage. ARNOLD, JAMES 18201896 from Cork marr Hannah Ratt in Waimea. buried in Wakefield with several of his family. ARNOLD, JOHN b, 1840 . from County Cork son of William Arnold and Nora Burt. he married Johanne Reardon and lived in Spring Grove. He died in 1913. BAILIE, THOMAS b, 1836 Northern Ireland. left Ireland at the age of 16, and followed the gold trail to Victoria and on to N.Z. he was later a store-keeper in Westport. BAKEY, MARGARET single woman from Clare arr Nelson 1875 aged 21. BARER, JOHN 35 and ELLEN 34 arr Nelson 1874 with 5 children. They were from Cork. BARNHILL, HUGH
Names Appearing In The Volume OF SILVERTON HILL, Bt Incumbent SIR (Robert CHARLES) RICHARD Lineage LineageALEXANDERSMITH of Archieston, Co Moray b 1780; m 1813, Barbara (d 1874, aged 90 http://www.electricscotland.com/burkes/h.htm
