Roy Family Genealogy
Notes
Matches 301 to 400 of 576
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| 301 | Full cause of death reads "Peritonitis, plastic, caused by perforation of abdominal cavity from vagina probably in attempt to causer abortion." | Brindle, Stella E. (I12086)
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| 302 | Full proof of her paternity has yet to be found. | Poirier, Anne (I1984)
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| 303 | Gallant (1958) gives her death place as Bathurst, New Brunswick. | Haché, Marie-Jeanne (I1070)
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| 304 | Gaspard (1994) gives his birth place as Pisiquit, Acadia. | Boudrot, Charles (I1114)
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| 305 | Geoffrey "le Bel, meaning "the Handsome" was the first to use the Plantagenet name. One story relates that his father, Fulk the Younger atoned for some evil deed by being scourged with broom twigs or planta genista before the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Another story relates that Geoffrey wore a sprig of broom or planta genista in his hat. Regardless, it is generally agreed upon that the family name of "Plantagenet" has its origins with the planta genista or broom plant | Geoffrey V "Plantagenent" Count of Anjou, Duke of Normandy (I2820)
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| 306 | Gozzaldi (1930) gives the year as 1669. | Adams, Capt. Samuel (I11201)
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| 307 | Gozzaldi (1930) on page 152, gives the date as 21 August 1663, a mis-reading of the month number. | Family F1012
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| 308 | He also had carcinoma of the bladder | Green, Charles King (I12107)
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| 309 | He died an infant. | Boudreau, Joseph (I11489)
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| 310 | He died at 12:30 AM | Sahr, Louis Leo (I1537)
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| 311 | He died at sea on board the Violet while being transported to France. | Hébert, Charles dit Manuel (I12420)
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| 312 | He died in infancy | Powers, Jesse (I12780)
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| 313 | He died in infancy. | Powers, David (I12781)
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| 314 | He died unmarried | Scully, Joseph D. (I814)
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| 315 | He died unmarried. | Blanchard, Étienne (I12162)
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| 316 | He died unmarried. | Dugas, Joseph-Amable (I12626)
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| 317 | He died very suddenly on Sunday afternoon. His obituary states that he "was suddenly attachked by neuralgia of the heart, though he had suffered with catarrh of the stomach for a few weeks." The obituary also states, "He was a man of strong convictions, devoted to his family, friends and the religion he espoused, being a member and deacon of the Congregational Church for many years." | Ward, Deacon Thomas Harris (I613)
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| 318 | He died while a prisioner of the Persians. | Nu'man III au-Qabus King of Hira (I9726)
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| 319 | He died without issue. | Sir Geoffrey VI of Anjou Count of Anjou and Nantes (I11735)
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| 320 | He is also known as Zaid | Qusayy "Munjammi" (I9782)
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| 321 | He is buried with his wife. | Goodell, Rufus Westley (I13025)
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| 322 | He later fled to Caraquet, New Brunswick | Haché, René dit Gallant (I1494)
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| 323 | He moved after the death of his second wife, Hannah Day. | Eddy, Benjamin (I12712)
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| 324 | He never married | Boudreau, Osithe (I11483)
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| 325 | He never married. | Robichaud, Augustin (I12393)
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| 326 | He never married. | Myers, Joseph Regis (I11291)
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| 327 | He never married. | Carter, John Bullard (I12874)
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| 328 | He was a quarryman at the time of his death. | Lord, Otis A. (I11650)
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| 329 | He was a twin | O'Neil, Michael Joseph (I830)
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| 330 | He was a twin | Geiger, Joseph (I12005)
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| 331 | He was a twin | Geiger, Jonas Benjamin (I10000)
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| 332 | He was a twin of Nancy Cheney Ward | Ward, Nelson Cheney (I11926)
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| 333 | He was a twin. | Boudrot, Claude (I12327)
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| 334 | He was a twin. | Boudrot, Jean-Baptiste (I12328)
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| 335 | He was a twin. | Robichaud, René (I12390)
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| 336 | He was a twin. | Robichaud, Charles (I12391)
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| 337 | He was a twin. | Dugas, Joseph (I2035)
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| 338 | He was a twin. | Dugas, Pierre (I12624)
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| 339 | He was a twin. | Carter, the Rev. Lucius (I12871)
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| 340 | He was a twin. | Demers, Charles (I13203)
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| 341 | He was a twin. | Demers, François (I13204)
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| 342 | He was also known as Amable Auguste Comier | Cormier, Auguste (I11494)
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| 343 | He was also known as Joseph Ovilia Roy, according to his birth certificate. | Roy, Napoleon Ovita (I11179)
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| 344 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Whelpley, Matthew Edmund (I11164)
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| 345 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Whelpley, Jeremy Kayne (I11)
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| 346 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boudreau, Catherine Marie (I1043)
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| 347 | He was born on his father's farm which was two miles from Coldbrook. | Harding, George (I338)
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| 348 | He was born probably on Cape Cod. | Mayhew, Nathaniel (I4506)
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| 349 | He was bound for France after expulsion. | Boudrot, Jean-Baptiste (I12328)
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| 350 | He was buried in the City Burial Ground. This cemetery was taken by the city and a library built on it. No marker of Plinny's grave exists. | Goodell, Plinny Brit (I13026)
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| 351 | He was christened as François Bonin. | Burnett, Franklin (I9898)
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| 352 | He was christened at the age of two months. | Godin, Vital (I12610)
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| 353 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Whelpley, Jeremy Kayne (I11)
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| 354 | He was christened by Father Ernest Lapierre | Boudreau, Joseph Paul Leonel (I11518)
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| 355 | He was christened by Father R. Gagnon. | Boudreau, Camille (I1037)
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| 356 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boudreau, Joseph Ernest (I11519)
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| 357 | He was eight months and three days old. | Gauvin, Pélagie (I1743)
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| 358 | He was killed in an accident on the job. The bridge tenders were engaged in swinging a railroad bridge in a high wind, make the job quite difficult. He was braced against the lever with his shoulder. When a lull in the wind let the bridge swing free so suddenly that he lost his balance and fell thirty feet to the river bank below. He struck the bank with his head fracturing it, and causing a speedy death. | Goodell, Plinny Brit (I13026)
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| 359 | He was not mentioned in his father's will. | Eddy, Jonathan (I12727)
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| 360 | He was on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem when he died. | Otto I von Scheyern Count in the Middel Paar and Scheyern on the Ilm (I4082)
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| 361 | He was the first baby baptized in Paquetville | Légère, Augustin (I1032)
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| 362 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Welsh, David Allen II (I11165)
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| 363 | He was then under the care of Daniel Gale. | Eddy, Rufus Harrington (I1085)
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| 364 | Her baptismal name was Marie Melvina Evageline | Manny, Evangalina (I9)
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| 365 | Her birth date in the records read "28 (1) 1634." She was the daughter of Griffin and Dorcas (French) Craft. | Craft, Abigail (I11206)
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| 366 | Her birth date is listed as "May 1845" in the 1900 Census. | Tulley, Ann (I6306)
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| 367 | Her birth may have been 26 Oct 1733 instead of 23. | Eddy, Ruth (I12717)
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| 368 | Her birth name was Lavina Johnson, but she always used Rebecca. | Johnson, Rebecca (I1086)
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| 369 | Her birth was recorded as 11 (7) 1645. | Cooper, Mary (I1121)
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| 370 | Her birth was registered in Carlton, New Brunswick. | Blanchard, Judith (I1072)
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| 371 | Her burial may have been on the 21st of November. | Blanchard, Marie (I12157)
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| 372 | Her Death Certificate gives her birth date as 14 September 1875 | Reardon, Julia A. (I823)
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| 373 | Her death certificate lists her birth date as 12 March 1879, clearly in error | Reardon, Ellen (I824)
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| 374 | Her death certificate lists her birth year as 1910. | Sullivan, Loretta (I11232)
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| 375 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boudreau, Jody Ann (I850)
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| 376 | Her last name is also spelt "Kemp". | Camp, Hannah (I2156)
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| 377 | Her last name is also spelt "Kiel" | Kiehl, Catherina (I10003)
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| 378 | Her last name is also spelt "Shelle" | Shelley, Catherine (I10792)
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| 379 | Her last name may have been LeBreche | Panker, Mary-Josephine (I11795)
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| 380 | Her last name was generally written "Moss", but that is the New England pronunciation of "Morse". | Moss, Hannah (I857)
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| 381 | Her name is also rendered Rosanna and Roxcinda | Webb, Roxana (I252)
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| 382 | Her name is also spelt "Isabelle". | Boudrot, Élisabeth (I12111)
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| 383 | Her name is missing from the town records as the page is torn. | Johnson, daughter (I12749)
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| 384 | Her name was also recorded as "Catherine". | Heinz, Kathryn A. (I11082)
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| 385 | Her name was also spelt "Athalie" or "Anastasie." | Bonin, Nathalie (I9954)
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| 386 | Her name was listed as Jane Brooks in Francis Gladwin's Biography | Brasher, Jane (I2318)
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| 387 | Her name was not Roxanna. | Ward, Roxy M. (I11930)
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| 388 | His birth name may have been Françis Bonin | Burnett, Franklin (I9898)
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| 389 | His birth was recorded as 9 (5) 1641. | Meriam, Deacon John (I1120)
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| 390 | His birth was registered in Carlton, New Brunswick. | Landry, Maxime (I1742)
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| 391 | His christening name was Marie-Pélagie | Godin, Pélagie (I12551)
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| 392 | His death certificate lists his birth as about 1883 in High Gates, Vermont | Burnett, Francis William (I1080)
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| 393 | His death certificate states he was born 1847 in Michigan, but his gravestone says 1840. Census records indicate 1847. | Sherwin, Sylvester Noble (I11680)
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| 394 | His death certificate states he was born in 1898 | O'Neil, Catherine (I833)
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| 395 | His first name may have been François originally. | Burnett, Frank William (I9896)
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| 396 | His funeral was handled by Fiske Funeral Home in Athol, Massachusetts. | Boudreau, Camille (I1037)
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| 397 | His gravestone gives his age at death as 71 years, 6 months and 18 days. | Woodman, Deacon Greenleaf H. (I681)
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| 398 | His gravestone lists his age as 22 years, 9 months, and 7 days. | Woodman, Osborn G. (I11881)
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| 399 | His gravestone lists his birth as 11 December 1838 | Merdian, Conrad (I3753)
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| 400 | His last name was anglicized to Burnett. | Bonin, Françis (I9900)
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