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51		CARTWRIGHT, Daniel (I3618)
52	Cheshire Non-conformist & Roman Catholic Registers (Baptism) 17th Century-1910 Transcription says 4th July 1891	HANLEY, Annie (I1184)
53	Joseph Woods Large Notebook 5 A short account of the convincement of Phebe Haigh and her happy conclusion mostly from her own mouth by Joseph Wood The memory of the Just is blessed of which number I believe Phebe Haigh Widow of James Haigh of Heighmoor house was one; her maiden name was Bates, and as I have understood was educated in the way of the Church of England, After her marriage with the aforesaid James Haigh they lived together without any sense of religion, or fear of him in whose hands are Life Breath and Being seldom attending any place of Worship, but spending their precious time in vain and ungodly conversation, until the Lord was pleased to visit her with great indisposition of Body so that for many years she was not able to go out of doors without help nor even walk over the floor, in which time of affliction a concern was raised in her mind for the welfare of her immortal Soul; and strong were her cries unto the Lord that he would be pleased to direct her in the way that was well pleasing unto him; and as she was concerned to wait upon him he was graciously pleased to incline his ear and Answer her humble petition; It being audibly sounded in the secret of her heart "Go to the Quakers meeting" This at first appeared to her impossible from the long and heavy indisposition she lay under, and caused her much reasoning; But in her the Lord hath wonderfully manifested that miracles are not ceased, neither is anything impossible with him; The word remaining powerfully with her she in the Faith thereof made ready and with some difficulty got to our week day meeting at Highflatts contrary to all human probability for her to accomplish being 3 miles from her habitation were being directed to the Light of Christ in the secret of her heart as the way and means appointed of God for the restoration of mankind she readily embraced the truth and by coming up in obedience to the discoveries thereof, experienced a thorough renovation of heart, and the Lord being pleased to heal her of her infirmities both inwardly and outwardly, and forgive her much, she loved much, manifesting her love by her obedience, being a very diligent attender at our religious meetings not Suffering the concerns of this Life to hinder her on first days week days, and tho' she appeared rather weakly and deformed in Body occasioned by her long illness, yet she travelled on foot to many neighbouring meetings and to the northern Yearly Meeting at Rochdale, Her zeal was indeed truly exemplary the lively exercise of her Spirit instructive being visible in her very countenance, and her innocent Life and conversation adorn'd her profession. Soon after her convincement her husband was removed from her by Death, leaving her with a large family of children and considerably in Debt, which through their industry and the Blessing of Providence they were enabled to discharge to the satisfaction of her creditors. She was not only called to believe but to suffer for Christs sake, the spoiling of her goods in bearing a faithful testimony against an hireling Ministry. The last first day she was at Meeting a friend was led to declare from 2 Kings C: 20. v: 1. Set thine house in order; for thou shalt die and not live. Which was applid to her the 3rd .day following she was taken very ill, and on 5th. day sent desiring to see me, I went and had a precious opportunity with her. She commemorated the Lords goodness and mercy to her that he had not taken her away in her iniquity, but given her space to repent, that he had blotted out her transgressions and cast her sins behind her back, and now covered her mind with sweet peace, and that Death to her was disarm'd of its terrors. She also signified her near Unity with friends and tho' she was not accepted into membership having been afraid of being too forward yet was united in Spirit with the living, and desired her Body might be laid in friends Burying ground. She also gave much weighty counsel and advice to her Children desiring them to keep to meetings and live near the Truth and then she knew by living 5. 10 experience the Lord would bless them every way. I visited her again on the 6th day evening and found her in a sweet heavenly frame of mind, being full of Love Peace and Joy in the Holy Ghost. On first day afternoon I went again accompanied by several friends, we found her so weak as not to be able to speak yet her countenance bespoke the sweet serenity of her mind. She continued without any visible alteration until evening and then quietly resigned her Breath ye. 23rd. of ye. 1st. Mo. 1785 Aged about 54 Years, her Body was buried the 4th. Day following ye. 26th. Inst. in our Burying ground at Wooldale, after which a solemn Meeting was held which was eminently overshadowed with the Power and Presence of God, many living Testimonies were born therein to the Truth and one Woman was convinced that day which was as a seal to the finishing of this servant of the Lords Testimony, whose immortal spirit I believe is gathered amongst the spirits of the just of every generation who are made Perfect thro' Sufferings.	BATES, Phebe (I112)
54	A Catherine Taylor Coils died Q1 1976. Her birthdate was recorded as 2 days after the 1939 Register date as 14 May 1895. Coils was quated in the 39 register	YOUNG, Katherine Taylor (I4040)
55	A John Young was baptised in 1808 with same parents. An earlier child who died or the same person?	YOUNG, Thomas (I3891)
56	A Lily Raymond "Daughter" included born 1895 at Brierley Hill Age 26. Could she be Eliza's daughter from a previous marriage? None found	Source (S682)
57	About 6 months old Q1 1925 9a 399	HAIGH, Carl (I29)
58	According to research of Ross Clark, there may be additional children:might also be a daughter Eupham between Agnes and John and a Robertbefore Peter	NELSON, Robert (I1932)
59	According to Roy Emmerson's research, Andrew's age at death was reportedas 56, when he was actually 61	WARK, Andrew (I2899)
60	Address at time of marriage was listed as 29 Drummond St. Possible birth registration: Sept 1874 ADAMS George Richard Holborn 1b 763 June 1874 Adams George Nathaniel St. Giles 1b 565 possible 1891 Census Adams Rosina 43 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams George 15 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams John 11 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams Florence 6 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182	ADAMS, George (I1331)
61	Address in 1881 census is Mears Coppice	Source (S634)
62	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1)
63	aged 29 years, buried High Flatts	HAIGH, Elizabeth (I343)
64	Aircraft Carrier Triumph Lieutenant	MARSDEN, Arthur Dennis (I872)
65	Alice Blake 16 from Kesketon Suffolk, Servant Kathleen Marsden named Cath	Source (S435)
66	All the family emigrated to Australia	Family: Benjamin GILL / Ann HAIGH (F125)
67	Almost a year after birth?	HAIGH, Grace (I809)
68	Also located in the household during the 1881 census is Henry Anderson,unmarried, age 18, born Essex England, lodger, occupation Carman.	WALTER, Joseph Edward Ball (I1330)
69	Also Martha Lockwood Grand daughter 2 years	Source (S445)
70	An Appentice in the household of Daniel Woodhead ( a manufacturer)	CARTWRIGHT, Clementina (I3524)
71	Anglican	BROADHEAD, Mary (I103)
72	Anglican	HARVEY, Annie Elizabeth James (I6918)
73	Anglican	HEYWOOD, Isabella (I7120)
74	Anglican	KNOX, Alfred (I7123)
75	Anglican	DAVIES, Thomas (I7125)
76	Anglican	DAVIES, William (I7127)
77	Anglican	WHITFIELD, Elizabeth (I7136)
78	Anglican	DAVIES, Sarah (I7156)
79	Anglican	DAVIES, Harriott (I7157)
80	Anglican	WHITFIELD, Robert (I7163)
81	Anglican	TALLENTS, Godfrey (I7377)
82	Anglican	DOB, Ellena (I7380)
83	Anglican	PARKER, John (I7571)
84	Anglican	CARTER, Elijah (I7741)
85	Anglican	Family: Watkin William KNOX / Isabella HEYWOOD (F2333)
86	Annie Marsden and Nora Ltdia Marsden sent a wreath - both nurses in London	MARSDEN, James (I957)
87	Annie's Marriage Certificate lists just her mother, Annie McPhillipsmaiden name Myers, as a parent, no father, indicating she wasillegitimate. Her siblings were also illegitimate. Her middle name, Gardiner, as listed on marriage registration could havebeen Gardner after her maternal grandmother Ann Gardner. Her headstone reads: "In Loving Memory, Annie Fleming, Beloved wife ofRobert Easton, 1876-1936" The maiden name is incorrect (Fleming wasactually her mother-in-law's maiden name and her half-sister Mary's lastname). According to the death registration, her religion was listed asAnglican at the time of her death, age 59. Her last address, according to the death registration, was 518 HughsonSt. N., Hamiton, Ontario, Canada.	MYERS, Annie Gardiner (I1463)
88	Any relation to Timothy Coop I1178?	COOP, Timothy (I1213)
89	Arthur Dennis Marsden's BC gives mother as "Annie Dunmore formerly Marsden" subsequently changed on 26 Apr 1926 by "Annie Dunmore"	Family: Alfred DUNMORE / Annie HANLEY (F353)
90	as per Death Certificate	DUNMORE, Joseph (I1192)
91	Assume died before 2nd Robert born in 1852	YOUNG, Robert (I3899)
92	Assume never married	DUNMORE, Jane (I3362)
93	Assumed Died - Devorce?	KAYE, Herbert (I5782)
94	Assumed grand child of William & Martha - both 59y	CARTWRIGHT, Catherine (I1254)
95	Assumed living together	Family: George Thomas CHALKLEY / Hilda M BARKER (F2662)
96	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4257)
97	Attended Sunday School at Zion Tabernacle, now Zion United Church.Graduated from Hess St. Public School. Attended Hamilton TechnicalInstitute in the printing course. In 1926, he attended Boy Scouts Camp on Lake Erie in Port Dover(Dunnville?). Friends with George Christie, son of his mother's best friend JaneChristie, as well as George Wright, Stan Knight. Picked fruit togetherduring the depression in Winona or Stoney Creek. Played the harmonica andlacrosse. First job was with the National Paper Goods Company and then laterGriffin and Richmond, where he stayed until retirement. Was President ofthe local printing association for a time. During WWII he moved his family into a house at the back of 30 Shaw St.where his mother and father lived. He enlisted in the Air Force, Squadron47. Served overseas as a radar operator. Bill was a very intelligent man who had an incredible aptitude for mathsand sciences. The army offered to send him to any university he wantedafter the war, but he declined and returned to the printing trade tosupport his family. After WWII he moved his family to a house they built at 1036 St. MatthewsAvenue in Burlington where he lived until his death.	BLACKMORE, William Henry (I1267)
98	Attested to by Alexander Fleming, maternal grandfather, and Mrs. Stein	EASTON, Robert (I1509)
99	Attested to by the congregation	EASTON, Fleming (I1511)
100	Auctioneer's porter on census	BLACKMORE, Charles (I1276)