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[CR1998] Florence and William died of aids. William was infected through a
blood transfusion. They had no children.
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[WHITTEN2002a] John Earle Husband of Fanny Garland Sister of Justice Garland,
from "Prowse's History of Nfld": "There is a very interesting account of the
defence of Little Belle Isle in 1696-97. The first resident on this small
island in Conception Bay was John Earle, a West Countryman. He was a very
smart, well educated young man; just of age in 1698, when he married in
Harbour Grace Fanny Garland, sister of the well-known Justice Garland; a Mr.
Pinsent and a Mr. Lilly married other sisters of Mr. Garland. The French
attacked Little Belle Isle with two barges full of soldiers. John Earle had
cannon upon the cliff; he sank one barge with a shot, and the other then rowed
off; he had scarecrows dressed up as men on the top of the cliff to make the
enemy believe he had a large force. Earle used to tell of the high prices in
those days; Garland, of Trinity, as a favour to a relation, sold him one
spring one cwt. and a half of flour for £5 st'g., and one hh'd. of salt
for £2. John Earle lived and died and was buried on Little Belle Isle.
One of his sons, William, lived in Juggler's Cove, Bay Roberts, and died there
of small pox in 1777. The other son, John, lived in Portugal Cove, and is
mentioned in the census of 1794-5. There are numerous descendants of both
branches. The family bible of the first John Earle's wife is in the St. John's
Museum."
[WHITTEN2002a] Lived in Portugal Cove, and is mentioned in the census of 1794-5.
[WHITTEN2002a] Lived in Juggler's Cove, Bay Roberts, and died there of small
pox in 1777.
As per source, marriage of Levi to Amelia has not been substantiated but her
offspring is mentioned in Levi's will.
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Died Young.
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Nmae on marriage record says James Fitzgerald, not William.
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Big, tall burly man. Blacksmith in St. John's.
Mary had an illegitimate son, Lemuel. He was raised by his Uncle Alonzo
Follett. Lemuel moved to Sidney, N.S.
According to M8031, there was a Fred Follett boarding at 21 Hamilton Ave in
1921 at the home of Archibald and Annie Follett, b Nov 1894, Western Bay.
Carpenter for Horwood. According to Mary Perfect [MP], this is not a relative.
Occupation: Planter.
Died of throat cancer.
Died as a baby due to the flu.
Gravestone reads "Died Anchored in the Harbour".
Rosanna and her husband lived in Broad Cove.
Died age 13 or 14 due to the flu.
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She met her husband in Boston.
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Wallace and Hilda were divorced and Wallace married Ruth ? (from
Pembroke,Ontario).
Lived at Herring Neck.
Died at age 10 of leukemia. Known as Billy John because there was another
William Follett, same age, in Buchans at the time.
Wedding Witnesses were John Marks, Sarah F G Donnan, M Forward (Could be
William) , E. B. Chipman
The Word Illigitimate after George's Name in his Baptism record. No father's
name is given, but John Tizzard could very well be the father, as John and
Ursilla were married only 1 year after his birth.
All information of Sarah Garland and her husband Henry Forward and descendants
was supplied by [WHITTEN2001a] unless otherwise noted. CB Henry of Carbonear
Island who died 10 May 1898 at Age 84. Wedding Witnesses were Jean Mason
Curie, Mary Elizabeth Bartlett, Sophia Sidney Montgomery, William Henderson,
Willim Corbin, Mark W Forward.
Wedding Witnesses were EA Rorke and Susanna T or J Forward
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Newspaper article of 14 Mar 1843 anounces her birth as on thursday Last.
Of Salisbury.
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Lived at 11 Beaumont Street, St. John's in 1945 with his wife and family. Rent
was $20/month.
Mother Welsh
Resided in Porte de Grave at time of marriage. Has grandaughters Amelia, Jane
and Harriet Bursell according to [NGB2004a].
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Stillborn.
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Stillborn.
Source lists parents as George and Mary Garland. Speculated that Mary and
Mariam are one and the same.
Resided in Toronto at time of brother Charles death, 10 Oct 1944.
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Baptised at 2 months.
Not sure if this is the Alexander Garland buried in the Salvation Army Cemetery
#2, LIC, on top of hill, big arch, across road from SA#1, 1913-1980.
Merchant.
Lister as broker / gen dealer in 1950 / 51.
Brother of Jack Garland, according to Joe Garland.
Headestone says daughter of Alex and Clara, died age 22.
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No. Children.
[Whitten2002c] Name given as Emma.
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Spinster from Carbonear at time of marriage.
Died in a car accident coming from church.
[Whitten2002b] Apparently Ann was baptised a second time on 14 Aug 1811. The
Petition re the estate of her father, Charles Davis Garland lists 6 surviving
children in 1834. Ann was listed as age 32. There could only be two Ann's if
one died early but it is the older Ann that is listed? Therefore it is
concluded that there was just one Ann and that she was baptised twice.
[Whitten2002b] Apparently Ann was baptised a second time on 14 Aug 1811. The
Petition re the estate of her father, Charles Davis Garland lists 6 surviving
children in 1834. Ann was listed as age 32. There could only be two Ann's if
one died early but it is the older Ann that is listed. Therefore it is
concluded that there was just one Ann and that she was baptised twice. Thus I
disconnected this Ann from Charles and Elizabeth's family. Leave floating -
perhaps this one might fit somewhere else but I doubt it.
Information on Anne Garland, her two marriages and her descendants came from
ref JB1999 (Judy Balen #1269) unless otherwise noted.
According to JL1999, Anna married a Bradbury.
Church of England.
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Labourer in 1942.
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Twin to Emma Jane.
May have been from Connecticut.
Never Married.
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Changed surname to Lester in 1805. Ref [HOW] gives his name as Benjamin Sester
Lester at time of death. [How] also says "late of Stone Cottage, Dorset".
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Ontario.
With the Canadian Air Force in 1943.
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Questionable birthdate.
Speculation: Is this Charles, son of Henry Frederick, the same Charles who
married Anne Coughlan? Info on marriage and children supplied by KH1999
(based on Harbour Grace research). Charles or his son Joseph appear to have
converted to Catholism. [EFB1980] notes Ann as wife of Charles, son of Henry.
So the link appears sound.
The Daily News, 2 Nov 1944 gives notice of Charles' death. Lists living
relatives as daughter Joan, sisters Mary, Agnes and Jessie, brothers John and
William. All the rest of immediate family are therefore presumed deceased.
Charles was listed as a teacher when married in 1919 at age 30.
Twin to James.
Listed as widower at time of marriage to Sarah.
Magistrate Of Harbour Grace in 1762.
[ref CUFF] Charles was directly involved in the cod fishery as well as the
passenger and provisions trade in Conception Bay in the 1700s. He also rented
fishing rooms and other property in the Conception Bay area to migratory
fishermen and planters. He became the Justice of the Peace in 1755 and in
1792 he was made a deputy customs collector and a navel officer. He was
appointed a surrogate judge in 1799 and held that position until his death.
He was responsible mainly for criminal and civil cases during a period of
great instability and change as Newfoundland made the transition from a
fishing base to a settled colony. Consequently, he was frequently involved in
controversial decisions. In 1755 he ordered two planters to leave the colony
and had their property burned when they were found to be Roman Catholic
sympathizers. In 1762 he organized 50 volunteers from Conception Bay to help
Lieutenant-Colonel William Amherst recapture St. John's from the French.
Runs a business in Harbour Grace (as of 2001.06.18).
Charles Frederick Garland was a Newfoundlander of some renown. A member of the
the first five hundred in WW1, he enlisted as a private and rose to the rank
of 2nd. lieutenant. He was wounded at Beaumount Hamel but returned to duty
soon after. After the war, he was an active member of society and held the
position of Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod until the establishment of
Commission of Government. In 1982 Joe Smallwood credited Charl with
introducing him to the idea of confederation with Canada and Charl went on to
become Secretary Treasurer of the Newfoundland Confederation Association,
later becoming the Newfoundland Liberal Association. He retired in 1960 and
passed away on Mar. 5 1965.
Ian Garland reported in his email that his father (Clarence) said that he met
him for the one and only time in 1939 and that he was heading for Australia.
He was never heard from again.
Witness to: Henry Joseph Garland #3617 Born 15 Sep 1894
Witness to: Henry Joseph Garland #3617 Baptized 18 Aug 1894
Charlotte died at age 74.
Named Charlotte Amy in HGBCE-1820-1825 Harbour Grace Church of England Baptisms.
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Baptised at 4 months.
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Survived parents.
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"Uncle Carl".
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Headstone evidence of a daughter.
Servant / clerk
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Merchant at time of marriage.
Twin to Edna.
No Children.
St. John's.
Twin to Edith.
Had 2 smart kids. The boy may have worked for Nassau in the space program.
HAN96 says Ellen, not Eileen
Remarried atter his first wife died.
Marriage to Martha says Eli of Archibald, Caplin Cove
Listed as a miner of LIC at time of birth of Annie.
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Questionable birth date.
Baptised at 4 months.
Baptised at 1 month.
This Elizabeth could be the same person as a number of Elizabeth Garlands of
this era.
Is this the same person as Elizabeth Jane #1377, daughter of William and
Susanna?
Twin.
Went by Irene.
St. John's.
Twin to Augustus.
Twin of Olive.
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Estelle worked in Boston, Mass. 1921 census calls her "Stella".
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FL1998a reports dob 22 Jul 1907 but LIC1999a says 22 Jul 1906.
Twin.
USA.
Adopted.
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Twin.
Lives in Western Canada. Grandson Graham Fielding.
[MMDP] Stayed in Poole and looked after John Lester's business.
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Moved to Boston in the late 1800's. He lost most of his eyesight as a young
man and worked as the sexton of the Church of the Advent in Boston (Episcopal).
After Frederick and Sara died, their two children Chesley and Elsie went to
live in Dildo with Martin Smith, Sara's father.
Died in WW 1. Headstone says he enlisted in the 19th Battalion, Jan. 28, 1918
to seve in the British Army.
[CUFF] Justice of the Peace 1732-55. Inherited his father's (John) property at
Mosquito and Little Bell Island and then extended his family's operation to
Carbonear and Harbour Grace. During Queen Anne's War (1702-13) he was a
second captain in the Little Bell Island militia. By 1732 he was prominent
enough that he was appointed one of the first justices of the peace in
Conception Bay - a position that he held for 23 years.
[MULL2001a] gives birth date for wife of George Garland which matches Ann
Garland, therefore link to Ann probable.
[RIGGS] Inherited from his father-in-law, Benjamin Lester, one of the largest
and most prosperous mercantile establishments involved in the Nfld. fish
trade. Company was based in Poole, with Nfld HQ in Trinity.
[ref CUFF] George established business on his own account in 1805. He moved
to Poole as a young man to start a business in the corn trade. At Poole, he
came into contact with Benjamin Lester (#660), who carried on an extensive
business in the Newfoundland fishery. In 1799 he married Lester's daughter and
joined Benjamin Lester and Co. He gained partial control of the Lester estate
upon his father-in-law's death in 1802. He changed the name of the firm in
1805 and had full control of one of the largest firms in the Newfoundland
trade by 1813. He managed mercantile holdings stretching from Conception Bay
to Labrador, although the Newfoundland end of the trade was headquartered in
Trinity, TB. He never visited Newfoundland himself, depending instead on
agents in Trinity, who included his sons and many other relatives. He later
passed over to his sons the right to manage the business without him. He was
active in English politics, was MP for Poole 1801-06 and mayor in 1788 and
1810.
Merchant and Magistrate. Came to Nfld in 1819 for 1st time probably. [RIGGS]
Entered into partnership with brother John Bingley Garland and their father in
1819. Appointed justice of the peace. [Beamish] John and George worked in
Lisbon at the Portugese end of the trade for Hart,Garland and Robinson before
going to Nfld.
Information on George Augustus Garland and descendants provided by Judy Murray
(nee Garland) unless otherwise stated [MURRAYJ2001a]. George went to
Carbonear and in 1872 married his second wife. Newspaper mention of marriage
[ONEILL2001a] says George Augustus was the youngest son of George Garland,
implying that there were other sons. According to Pearl Garland #2629
[MURRAYJ2001f], George Augustus and Pat had James, Charles, William and Annie;
William was left behind with relatives when George moved to Carbonear; William
ended up in Belmont, Mass..
George and Mary were of Church of England religion. Mary wanted to get one of
her children baptised and the clergy wouldn't do it because she wasn't
churched. George got mad when he found out and went straight to Wesley Church
(which was located at the bottom of Alexander Street on ?? St.) and had the
child baptised. Since then, the Garland family has belonged to Wesley Church.
[PANLSM] baptism records for Annie May give George as a cooper living on
Holdsworth St. GN2000b and EFB1984 gives dob as 1846.
Their headstone indicates that they had a son James who was lost at sea in 1872.
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Headstone states he was a father and grandfather.
The George who married Mary could be this George, son of John, or George
(#1347), son of James, or some other George.
Listed as son of Eli and brother of Hedley V so this must be the son of Eli
#1569 even though he is not listed in the baptism records. George's rank was
listed as Private. Born after Sarah Jane died. Did Eli marry again?
Survived parents. Resided in Grand Falls in 1944.
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Residing in Toronto.
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Merchant seaman / contractor.
Died of Tubercular Peritonitis.
Businessman at time of marriage.
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If the link is correct, then Henry died in 1831 at age 85.
Registry of Wills - Registrars Office, Superior Court of Nfld, Vol 1: excerpt
HENRY GARLAND Senior of Lower Island Cove - "to beloved wife - fishing room
and plantations during her natural life, then to be equally divided between
sons James and John. To my son Henry I bequeath a spot of land situate near
Sparks House formerly purchased from Christopher Harris, with my Bible. To son
Thomas - standing chest and silver buckle; to son William - feather bed and
bedding; residue to wife; sons James and John to remain with Mother." Dated
17 May 1823. Will executed 1828.
Henry had 5 sons as listed but it is speculation that M. Henry was his father.
Henry Garland Sr. (of the will) had a close relationship with the Snelgroves
because he is mentioned in their wills as executor. Ann Thacker Snelgrove's
mother and step father Richard Mullens were from Sturminster, Dorset and James
Snelgrove was probably from Winbourne, Dorset (now spelled Wimbourn). James'
will says something about leaving money with ? Butts of Winbourn. Speculation
of course.
It is speculated that this Henry was the son of Charles Garland and brother to
Joseph Garland and Mary Ann (McGrath) Garland. They all lived side by side on
Harvey Street, Harbour Grace according to the HG 1921 Census. Henry was a
cooper by trade and an inspector of fish.
Speculation removed based on family information from Chris Serjeant.
According to ref MOSD, there was a Henry Garland who died at the above date at
age 73. He was the Deputy Sheriff of Nfld. for several years. The dates seem
about right but lineage has not been confirmed. Ref [HOW] confirms date and
location of death and says that he was Duputy Sheriff of the Harbour Grace
district for several years.
Henry married his first cousin once removed, Elizabeth Pike. She was the
daughter of Charlotte Garland. Charlotte was the dau of Charles Davis
Garland. Charles's brother was John Davis Garland, Henry's father.
Baptised at 5 months.
Headstone says b. 1886.
Speculation: Perhaps it was this Henry who married Elizabeth Bursey. Or
perhaps it was Henry #1469 or someone else.
Speculation: Perhaps it was this Henry who married Isabella. Or perhaps it was
Henry #1440 or someone else.
Went to USA. Had 4 children;Dorothy, Margaret, William and one other daughter.
Is this the same Hezekiah as #1503? It is possible that Mary Ann Lowe is
#1503's second wife.
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Was a cooper by trade. His nicknames were Hubie and Hennie (because he liked
eggs so much). Died of congestive heart failure. Ref M8062 gives place of
residence as 44 Goodview St. in 1935 and occupation as Shipper, Merchantile
Pri?. [PANLW] gives residence as 66 Cabot Street abt 1913-1915 and 42 Cabot
Street abt 1917.
Worked for 40 years with the Martin Royal Stores in the China Department. He
died peacefully of heart failure.
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Twin.
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Twin.
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Married at age 25.
Twin to Charles.
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Nfld. Agent.
[GARLANDM2001c] Shoemaker at time of marriage.
Is this the Janet (Garland) Cull whose death was reported in the LOWELL SUN,
Lowell, Mass, age 89, 3 Apr 1993, born in Nfld?
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Resides in Nova Scotia.
[PANLW] marriage records gives name as Ethel Jessie.
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Likely born after parents marriage.
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Planter fisherman at Bristol's Hope 1675.
[ref CUFF] One of the first fishermen-planters to settle in Conception Bay in
the 17th century.
[BERRY1675] Sir John Berry's census of 1675 lists Jno Garland and wife of
Muskets Cove with 0 male children 4 female children, 10 Men (workers), 3
boats, 2 stages and 0 cattle.
Farmer of East Lulworth, Dorset, England. Letter dated August 27, 1996, from
Gordon Hancock, who researched the Garland-Lester line, felt that Joseph
should be John but could not recall why. Update 2009.12.13: from Marriage
record found at
http://www.opcdorset.org/TarrantFiles/T.Hinton/TarrantHintonMarriages.htm
(1698 John GARLAND of East Lulworth & Sarah OYLES of East Lulworth Jun 15) ,
it is clear that it is John, not Joseph.
A John Garland died on 2 Mar 1835 at age 54. John #1389 is the only John that
matches this birth date and had no kids beyond the death date.
In Montreal in 1943.
Olivia Avery did marry a John Garland and had children born on Belle Isle.
This John Garland died on Bell Island in 1944 so there is a possible match.
Speculation. - wjg
Twin to Violet.
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Died in NYC when his car was hit by a falling pile driver.
Carried on an extensive business at Trinity. Elected first member for Trinity
District in 1832 when Nfld. granted representative government. First speaker
of the House of Assembly 1833. Mayor of Poole, England, 1824. Lived the life
of a country gentleman at Lesson House & Stone. Was high sheriff of Dorset in
1827. Oldest magistrate in the country. ref: various, incl. [MOSD], [RIGGS].
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Seventh Day Adventist, St. John's,NF., Contractor.
Store keeper.
Shoemaker. Lived at 257 Gower Street. Amy Garland MacBay said that her
father's mother was a Snelgrove, and that the Garland Families of Hbr Grace
and Lower Island Cove were related through a Snelgrove Family that both had
married into.
Birthdate is suspect.
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[GARLANDM2001a] says John and Emelia moved to St. John's in 1894(?)
Nfld. Agent.
Served in WWII in the navy. Spent time behind enemy lines. Was stationed at
Gibraltar. Customs Officer, retired in Jan 1980. M8062 gives occupation in
1935 as salesman for a department store. Died of cancer. Lived at 44 Goodview
Street at time of marriage [MGF].
Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, row CC10, 7th headstone in from the road.
[WJG]
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[MMPD] Substantial yeoman farmer, East Chaldon.
Nfld. Merchant. [MMPD] Came to Nfld. with brother George to set up corn trade.
Speculation: Joseph, son of Henry and Joice, is the same Joseph who married
Elizabeth Cooper. Dates match and sons Matthias and William have same names
as Joseph's brothers.
Listed as a labourer at time of marriage.
Twin (Francis Penton). [MMPD] Navy career.
Drowned at age 31. Baptismal records for Samuel and Susanna give the birth
date. Info matches with the Joseph Gordon son of Lemuel and Susanna who
drowned at age 31. Suspect that the baptismal record should read Lemuel, not
Samuel as the father.
Dob is 28 Mar 1826 according to FL1998a but JPH1999 says 22 Mar 1826. FL1998a
gives the same children except that Mary is missing.
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Baptismal records show a Lemuel and Susanna (maiden name unknown) as having
Joseph Gordon in 1903. A separate record shows a Lemuel and Susanna (nee
Johnson) having 8 children from 1897 to 1911. I am speculating that these are
one and the same Lemuel and Susanna.
Listed as a labourer at time of marriage.
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From his will, Levi had 3 wives: Amelia Elliott, Jane Udell, and Jane Penny.
Source contains further details on offspring: Samuel Elliott Garland,
Alexander John Garland, Annie Maude Elizabeth Garland and Thomas Hall Garland.
Levi sat as an independant member for Bay de Verde during the Whiteway
Government in 1878.
This is the root ancestor of the Lower Island Cove Garlands.
All information on the Lower Island Cove Garlands is from FL1998a unless
otherwise stated. The information received was largely in the form of
baptismal records grouped by family and marriage records. In order to make
some sense of the records, ficticious 'placeholders' were introduced, eg,
LIC1750 Garland is a ficticious person born about 1750, to act as a
placeholder in the overall family tree. With this device, all families of the
same time frame but no known connection could be placed together in the
overall tree. It is not implied that these groupings have a common father;
they just lived at roughly the same time. This makes it easier to sort out
possible connections. The tree was created starting with the oldest families
first. As more recent families are entered, the previously entered records
were scanned to look for possible matches. Typically, the baptismal records
give parents' names but not their age. Sometimes, marriage records for these
people supply age and so they can be linked to their parrents with reasonable
certainty. Or direct connections could be inferred when names were relatively
unique, sons were named after grandfathers, etc. Other times, the connection
was deemed possible but not certain, such as when dates make the link of a
child to a later marriage possible, even probable, but not reasonably certain.
Such connections are indicated by the notation '? link' in the reference
field. Thus the details of the various families are correct with a high
degree of certainty but the overall lineage is, in many cases, speculative.
At the very least the tree as presented provides a platform for discussion,
correction and growth. Unless otherwise stated, an entry with the notation '?
link' means that this person was listed in baptismal records (hence parents
and siblings are certain) and the same name shows up in a marriage record some
20 or 30 years later; hence they are assumed to be the same person.
Grandchildren Julie, Bethany and Bree-Lynn.
Louisa according to source.
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This is the oldest entry for LIC Garlands.
Alive in 1943.
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Worked for 38 years with the Grenfell Association as Secretary. Died of liver
cancer.
Baptised at 6 months.
Margaret was a Mercy Nun (Sister Dolores), taught school and music. When she
retired, she got a degree in library and worked in the college library until
her late 80s, then taught music.
Ovarian Cancer. Alternate DOB 23 Aug 1940 Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) -
April 13, 2003.
Unmarried.
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According to CUFF, Mary died on the same day as her mother.
Twin.
Still alive in 1943.
Moved to Newark, New Jersey, USA on March 17, 1946.
All info on Mary Ann Garland and her descendants are from [LC2000] unless
otherwise noted. See also Lynn Curnew's web site at
http://www.dreamwater.com/larc/Genealogy/CHARTCook.htm for details on this
branch.
Witness to: Henry Joseph Garland #3617 Born 15 Sep 1894
Witness to: Henry Joseph Garland #3617 Baptized 18 Aug 1894
[MURRAY2001f] Died at age 6 or 7.
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First of the children to die. Dies sometime after WW1.
Nurse.
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Unless otherwise specified, the information on descendants of Nathaniel Garland
were supplied by JPH1999. [LC2001] says that Nathaniel's father was William.
Birth Notes
Birthdate suspect since it conflicts with baptism record.
Dob is 18 Aug 1860 according to FL1998a but JPH1999 says 10 Aug 1860.
Also known as Neval.
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Twin of Eric.
Listed as the youngest daughter in the her marriage announcement in 1945, which
implies that a number of her sisters died before 7 June 1845.
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Living in St. John's (2001.06.18).
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