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5 days ago · Genealogy for John Bartlett (1767 - 1816) family tree on Geni, with over 260 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. People Projects Discussions Surnames
2 days ago · Belleville Public Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery. We help you find what you are looking for. The Library and Gallery is a community meeting place that supports and inspires lifelong learning, creativity, growth and success.
5 days ago · Lloyd Parrott says it happened in Gooseberry Cove, between Goobies and Clarenville. A provincial government snowplow was operating in a storm when it slid off the road and into a cemetery, damaging a guard rail, retaining wall and a grave belonging to the family. Fuel was also spilled from the snowplow, creating environmental concerns.
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4 days ago · HCGS has published a new index, Hamilton County, Ohio, Children's Records: The Children's Home, 1864-1919, available in our store with a 20% discount for members. The Children's Home accepted over 45,000 children during this period. The publication has extracted information on their family history as well as what happened to them after placement.
3 days ago · Middletons sub-manor (fn. 224) was built up in the late 13th century by John of Middleton, a London draper, who made a number of purchases, mainly of land held from Neasden and Oxgate prebends. In 1295 he bought a messuage, a mill, 208 a., and 6 s. rent in Willesden and Hendon from William of Breadstreet and John and Alice of Buneney (or ...
5 days ago · Weston by Launden, Weston by Olney, Weston Underwode (xiv cent.). The parish of Weston Underwood has an area of 1, 873 acres, of which 477 are arable land, 1,150 permanent grass and 115 woods and plantations. (fn. 1) The soil is loam, in places rich, but elsewhere very poor; the subsoil is clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and oats ...
