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101	b. BEF. 1453, at Holcomb Rogus, Devonshire, England, d. Aug 22, 1523. Married Johanna Fitzjames about 1477. She was the daughter of John Fitzjames and Elinor Draycott. Johanna Fitzjames was b. about 1457, at Of, Redlinch, Somersetshire, England, d. AFT. AUG 1523.-1500-inherited Holcombe & Grenham parts of the Bluet estates. Source: Chris Giles The Visitation of the County of Devon In the Year 1564, with additions from The Earlier Visitation of 1531 Edited by: Frederic Thomas Colby, D.D. Exeter: Printed for the editor by W. Pollard, North Street, 1881	BLUETT ESQ. OF HOLCOMBE ROGUS, Nicholas (I202631418169)
102	Based on record of death indicating DOB 1777	DOCKING, William (I202375636572)
103	Biography Cecile Callihoo was born in the Peace River area to the large family of Louis Callihoo, an Iroquoian voyageur and freeman, and his second wife, Marie Patenaude. [1] Marie was the Metis daughter of Michel Pattenaude and Francoise Crise. Cecile’s father spoke Mohawk and French, but had picked up Cree in his dealings with Cree people, and Cree was the primary language that his many children spoke. [2] Cecile grew up in a clan proficient in hunting, trapping, fishing, beading, tanning and making hides. Women also made clothing and moccasins, and helped to supply the fur trade posts where their families traded their goods. As the era of fur trading came to a close Cecile moved, with many from her family, to the Lac Ste. Anne area where their life could be supported, also, in farming. [2] Cecile’s children are documented through Metis scrip applications. Her marriage with Jean Baptiste Bellecourt is recorded as certified, in Edmonton, Northwest Territories (later Alberta), Canada, January 3rd, 1848. [3] Cecile was widowed and in 1866 married Edouard Breland. In 1877 she was widowed again [1]and lived the remainder of her life with her sons and daughters. Cecile applied for scrip, in St. Albert, in 1885, [1]and in 1900 for her deceased daughter, from Lac Ste. Anne. [4] In 1891 Cecile can be found on census as a lodger at St. Albert in the household of her son in law, James (Jacques) Laderoute. She is there with her daughter Emilienne (wife of James), and her eldest son, Joseph Bellcourt, caring for her grandson, Colin. Colin was the son of her recently deceased daughter Vitaline. Also listed are Emilienne's oldest two boys, still toddlers. [5] In 1901 Cecile is found staying with her son, Benjamin Bellcourt and two of his adult children in Lac Ste. Anne. She is using the surname of her first marriage, Bellcourt. [6] Cecile Belcourt nee Calliou died at Lac Ste Anne, on Nov 11th, 1911. Upon her death her age is estimated as 70. [7] Notably, the majority of Cecile’s siblings went on to have large families of their own. Cecile’s brother Michel Callihoo (Calistrois), as Chief, signed an adhesion to Treaty 6 in 1878 and settled the band near St Albert. His son Felix Calihoo, was a founder of the Métis Association of Alberta, and another son John Callihoo, a founder of the Indian Association of Alberta. Children of Cecile and Baptiste Bellecourt: [1][8] - Jean Baptiste Belcourt, 1849, Lac Ste. Anne - 1929 Gunn, m. Isabelle Adam - Benjamin Belcourt, 1850, Lac Ste. Anne - unknown - Edwin Belcourt, 1853, Lac Ste. Anne - 1925, St. Albert, m. Louise Paul - Magloire Bellecourt, 1855, Lac Ste. Anne - 1908, Edmonton, m. Constance Letendre - Cecile Bellecourt, 1858, Lac Ste Anne - 1919, Lac Ste Anne, m. Jean Felix Gladu - Julien Bellecourt, 1860, Lac Ste Anne - 1939, Heart River Sett, m. Marie (Maskegon) Gray - Gabriel John Belcourt, 1863 - 1950, Edmonton, m. Nancy Courteoreille - Joseph Bellecourt, 1865 - unknown Children of Cecile and Edouard Breland/Berland:[1][8] - Vitaline Breland, 1868, Lac Ste Anne - 1889, Lac Ste Anne, m. Cyrille Boucher - Madeleine Breland, 1871 Lac Ste Anne -1915, Lac Ste Anne, m. Joachim Courtepatte - Emilienne Berland, 1873 Lac Ste Anne - before 1935, Winterburn, m. James Séguin dit Laderoute, m. Albert Lenny - Emelie Breland, 1875 Lac Ste Anne - 1875, Lac Ste Anne ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Métis Scrip: "Collections and Fonds" Reference: RG15-D-II-8-b, Volume number: 1326, Microfilm reel number: C-14937; Item ID number: 1497392 Library and Archives Canada (accessed 13 January 2025) Calio, Cécile - Concerning her claim as a head of family - Address, St. Albert - Born, Peace River, 1825 - Father, Louis Calio, (Métis) - Mother, Marie Pattenaude, (Métis) - Married, 1836 at Lac Ste. Anne to Baptiste Belcourt and 1866 to Edouard Breland, (died 1877) - Children living, eleven (J Bte Belcourt, Benjamin Belcourt, Edwin Belcourt, Magloire Belcourt, Cecile Belcourt, Julia Belcourt, Gabriel Belcourt, Joseph Belcourt, Vitaline Berland, Madelaine Berland, Emilienne Belcourt, Pierre Jean Berland) - Children deceased, one (Emilie, born and died after 1870) - Scrip for $160 - Claim 802; Date: 1885-1906; Sworn June 1885 at Lac Ste. Anne; Context of this record: Department of the Interior fonds / Dominion Lands Branch / North-West Territories Métis scrip applications; Date(s): 1885-1906; Place of creation: Canada; Language of material: English; Finding aid no.: 15-20; General note: Scrip was a certificate issued by the Department of the Interior which indicated the right of the holder to receive payment later in the form of money or land. The federal government distributed scrip to the Métis in exchange for their land rights, as a method of extinguishing their Aboriginal title to the land. The federal government also used scrip to distribute land to white settlers, including Original White Settlers, soldiers, and police who fought in the North West Resistance of 1885 (or North West Rebellion of 1885).; Container note(s): C-14937 : Copy No. 1 & C-14937 : Copy No. 10 & C-14937 : Copy No. 11 & C-14937 : Copy No. 12 & C-14937 : Copy No. 13 & C-14937 : Copy No. 2 & C-14937 : Copy No. 3 & C-14937 : Copy No. 4 & C-14937 : Copy No. 5 & C-14937 : Copy No. 6 & C-14937 : Copy No. 7 & C-14937 : Copy No. 8 & C-14937 : Copy No. 9; Source: Government; Former archival reference no.: RG15-D-II-8-b; Conditions of access: Textual records [Consultation90 Open] Volume [RG15] 1326 [Consultation 90 Open] Microfilm reel [RG15] C-14937 [Consultation 90 Open]. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 MacPherson, Elizabeth. The Sun Traveller, The Story of the Callihoos in Alberta. Musee Heritage Museum, 1998. St Albert, Alberta, Canada, pages 15, 16, 21, 25, 54. [1] ↑ Fort-des-Prairies Baptisms & Marriages, Fort des Prairie, Saskatchewan District, C Kipling, M-24. via Morin, Gail. Metis Families Volume 1 Adam - Bird (p. 315). Kindle Edition. [2] ↑ Bellcourt, Cécile (née Caliou); for her deceased daughter Emilie Breland; claim no. 2858; address: Lac Ste. Anne; born: 1875 at Lac Ste. Anne; father: Edward Breland (deceased Métis); mother: Cécile Calliou (Métis) child of Louis Calliou and Marie Patenade; died: one month after her birth in 1875; heirs: 2 daughters of Edouard Breland: Emellien Laderoute at St Albert, Madeline Courtepatte at St Albert, children of Jean Baptiste Belcourt: Jean Baptiste Bellcourt at Lac Ste Anne, Benjamin Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Edwin Bellcourt of St Albert, Magloire Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Julien Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Gabriel Bellcourt of ?? Plains BC, Joseph Bellcourt of ?? Plains BC, Cecile Gladu of Lac Ste Anne; Extract of burial and baptism records attached to claim; file ref. 836807; Library and Archives Canada, North-West Territories Métis scrip applications, Textual material, Sworn Sept 1900 at Lac Ste. Anne, Item ID# 1506667; link ↑ 5.0 5.1 1891 Census of Canada, Alberta, Library and Archives Canada, Enumeration District 197-Alberta, Sub-District B-St. Albert, family 168, page 38 lines 22-25, page 39 lines 1-3; Laderoute, Jacques (27), Emilien (18), Francois (3), Samuel (2), Cecile (widow-56), Bellcourt, Joseph (23), Boucher, Colin (7); [3] ↑ 6.0 6.1 1901 Census of Canada, Alberta, Library and Archives Canada, Enumeration District 202-Alberta, Sub-District G2, 113-Lac Ste. Anne, Page 2, Household 10, Lines 14-17, Belcour, Benjamin, Chief (50), Clarice, daughter (27) Sylvester, son (25), Belcour, Cecile, Mother (71); [4] ↑ Alberta Death Indexes. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Deaths 1877-1950; Be(1877-1918), page 8; Belcourt, Cecile, #3546, Lac Ste. Anne, O-1911; [5] ↑ 8.0 8.1 Morin, Gail. Metis Families Volume 1 Adam - Bird (p. 213 & 315). Kindle Edition. [6] family tree Alberta Death Indexes. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Deaths 1877-1950; Be(1877-1918), page 8; Bellcourt, Cecile, #3546, Lac Ste. Anne, O-1911; [9]	CALLIHOO, Cecille (I352703130018)
104	Board of Trade: Commercial and Statistical Department and successors: Inwards Passenger Lists	Source (S620704579)
105	British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition	Source (S619419425)
106	British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition	Source (S623355139)
107	Burke, John. <i>The Royal Families of England, Scotland, and Wales, With Their Descendants, Sovereigns and Subjects</i>. <i>Vol. I-III.</i> London, England: E. Churton, 1848-1851.	Source (S622620696)
108	Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration made in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England	Source (S550138136)
109	CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project	Source (S555529215)
110	CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project	Source (S1617720259)
111	Cemetery: St Piran Churchyard	HARRIS, Alfred James (I20122121327)
112	CENSUS 1841 Name: Gabriel Blewett Age: 40 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1801 Gender: Male Where born: Cornwall, England Civil Parish: Madron Hundred: Penwith County: Cornwall Country: England Registration District: Penzance Sub-registration District: Penzance	BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202313159041)
113	Census of Canada, 1891	Source (S1549376738)
114	Census of Canada, 1891	Source (S1371574344)
115	Census of Canada, 1901	Source (S1617720249)
116	Census of Canada, 1901	Source (S1371823796)
117	Census of Canada, 1911	Source (S1623190594)
118	Census of Canada, 1911	Source (S1371823792)
119	Census of the State of Rhode Island 1774	Source (S623961732)
120	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841	Source (S621131655)
121	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841	Source (S624063419)
122	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851	Source (S578697492)
123	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851	Source (S624447846)
124	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1861	Source (S578697542)
125	Census Returns of England and Wales, 1881	Source (S621131574)
126	Charles Barnard first married Ann Dash in 1849. He is listed as a Bachelor and she a Spinster. (Servant). 26& 27 at the time. Charles’ father is Isaac Barnard on the marriage record. In April 19, 1863, there is then a second marriage to Sarah Ann Brown.	Family: Charles BARNARD / Sarah Ann BROWN (F189)
127	Cheshire Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts	Source (S620534840)
128	Cheshire Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts	Source (S620534847)
129	Church of England Bishop and Archdeacon Transcripts of Parish Registers. Norfolk Record Office, Norwich, Norfolk, England.	Source (S622834981)
130	Church of England Parish Registers	Source (S621146620)
131	Church of England. Record Office Chester, England.	Source (S620683237)
132	Clair Alexander Wilson was born on Sept 8,1931 to Mabel Forrest in North Sidney, Nova Scotia. He was adopted by Anita McLeod and Alexander Laing Macauly Wilson	WILSON, Clair Alexander (I352703324174)
133	Compiled from various family history sources. See source information provided with each entry.	Source (S622875201)
134	Confirmed from Philmores marriages	LAITY, John (I202635881148)
135	County Record FP80/1/9	BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202505837648)
136	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Daniel John Lambert / Living (F25)
137	Data provided by Patricia T. Fawcett and Sally J. Pocock. Non-Conformist Registers. Cornwall Record Office, Truro, Cornwall, England.	Source (S619610192)
138	David Tomkinson - mechanic, Bachelor, this Parish Ann Woodall Spinster of this Parish Witness: Edward Thornhill; James Roberts Married by Bans by Willm. Hutchinson Curate Register: Marriages 1833-1837, Pg. 69 Entry 206	Family: David TOMKINSON / Ann WOODHALL (F112)
139	Day Month 01-Apr Year 1799 Parish Perranuthnoe Forename Gabriel Surname BLEWETT Sex son Father Forename Gabriel Mother Forename Ann Transcriber Diane Donohue	BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202313159041)
140	Dead aboard the Titanic. Was a Fireman	BLAKE, Thomas Henry (I202313167052)
141	Death Duty Registers	Source (S620308875)
142	December 1869, Age 33, Painter. William Henry Redman. Admitted to Bodmin Gaol for Debt. Notes: M+3 Cast in right eye. Register 5441, Vol AD1676/5/2.	REDMAN, William Henry (I202658503933)
143	Denbighshire Baptisms, Marriages and Burials	Source (S621131617)
144	Devon Anglican Parish Registers	Source (S620676166)
145	Dictionary of National Biography, 1921–1922	Source (S622683860)
146	Died in house fire with daughter Deborah.	MASTERS, Jonathan (I202759844311)
147	Died in Northampton May 30, 1761. Widow, Sarah Rawlings, She was Sarah Philbrook, and was married to John Sanborn of Hampton, when about 19, lived with him 27 years and had 14 children, 8 sons and 6 daughters, who all lived to settle in life and to have children and some of them grandchildren. The number of children, grand children and great grandchildren at her death, was 239. Of which 182 were living at her death. After her first husband's death she married Lt. John Rawlings of Stratham, with whom she lived 27 years, and since his death has lived 4 years a widow.	PHILBRICK-ROLLINS, Sarah (I202762323875)
148	Drouin Collection	Source (S1554739702)
149	Drouin Collection	Source (S1371578575)
150	Electoral Registers	Source (S619569182)

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101

b. BEF.
1453, at Holcomb Rogus, Devonshire, England, d. Aug 22, 1523. Married Johanna Fitzjames about
1477. She was the daughter of John Fitzjames and Elinor Draycott. Johanna Fitzjames was b. about
1457, at Of, Redlinch, Somersetshire, England, d. AFT. AUG 1523.-1500-inherited Holcombe & Grenham parts of the Bluet estates. Source: Chris Giles
The Visitation of the County of Devon In the Year 1564, with additions from The Earlier Visitation of
1531 Edited by: Frederic Thomas Colby, D.D. Exeter: Printed for the editor by W. Pollard, North Street,
1881

BLUETT ESQ. OF HOLCOMBE ROGUS, Nicholas (I202631418169)

102

Based on record of death indicating DOB 1777

DOCKING, William (I202375636572)

103

Biography
Cecile Callihoo was born in the Peace River area to the large family of Louis Callihoo, an Iroquoian voyageur and freeman, and his second wife, Marie Patenaude. [1] Marie was the Metis daughter of Michel Pattenaude and Francoise Crise. Cecile’s father spoke Mohawk and French, but had picked up Cree in his dealings with Cree people, and Cree was the primary language that his many children spoke. [2]

Cecile grew up in a clan proficient in hunting, trapping, fishing, beading, tanning and making hides. Women also made clothing and moccasins, and helped to supply the fur trade posts where their families traded their goods.

As the era of fur trading came to a close Cecile moved, with many from her family, to the Lac Ste. Anne area where their life could be supported, also, in farming. [2] Cecile’s children are documented through Metis scrip applications. Her marriage with Jean Baptiste Bellecourt is recorded as certified, in Edmonton, Northwest Territories (later Alberta), Canada, January 3rd, 1848. [3]

Cecile was widowed and in 1866 married Edouard Breland. In 1877 she was widowed again [1]and lived the remainder of her life with her sons and daughters.

Cecile applied for scrip, in St. Albert, in 1885, [1]and in 1900 for her deceased daughter, from Lac Ste. Anne. [4]

In 1891 Cecile can be found on census as a lodger at St. Albert in the household of her son in law, James (Jacques) Laderoute. She is there with her daughter Emilienne (wife of James), and her eldest son, Joseph Bellcourt, caring for her grandson, Colin. Colin was the son of her recently deceased daughter Vitaline. Also listed are Emilienne's oldest two boys, still toddlers. [5] In 1901 Cecile is found staying with her son, Benjamin Bellcourt and two of his adult children in Lac Ste. Anne. She is using the surname of her first marriage, Bellcourt. [6] Cecile Belcourt nee Calliou died at Lac Ste Anne, on Nov 11th, 1911. Upon her death her age is estimated as 70. [7]

Notably, the majority of Cecile’s siblings went on to have large families of their own. Cecile’s brother Michel Callihoo (Calistrois), as Chief, signed an adhesion to Treaty 6 in 1878 and settled the band near St Albert. His son Felix Calihoo, was a founder of the Métis Association of Alberta, and another son John Callihoo, a founder of the Indian Association of Alberta.

Children of Cecile and Baptiste Bellecourt: [1][8]

- Jean Baptiste Belcourt, 1849, Lac Ste. Anne - 1929 Gunn, m. Isabelle Adam

- Benjamin Belcourt, 1850, Lac Ste. Anne - unknown

- Edwin Belcourt, 1853, Lac Ste. Anne - 1925, St. Albert, m. Louise Paul

- Magloire Bellecourt, 1855, Lac Ste. Anne - 1908, Edmonton, m. Constance Letendre

- Cecile Bellecourt, 1858, Lac Ste Anne - 1919, Lac Ste Anne, m. Jean Felix Gladu

- Julien Bellecourt, 1860, Lac Ste Anne - 1939, Heart River Sett, m. Marie (Maskegon) Gray

- Gabriel John Belcourt, 1863 - 1950, Edmonton, m. Nancy Courteoreille

- Joseph Bellecourt, 1865 - unknown

Children of Cecile and Edouard Breland/Berland:[1][8]

- Vitaline Breland, 1868, Lac Ste Anne - 1889, Lac Ste Anne, m. Cyrille Boucher

- Madeleine Breland, 1871 Lac Ste Anne -1915, Lac Ste Anne, m. Joachim Courtepatte

- Emilienne Berland, 1873 Lac Ste Anne - before 1935, Winterburn, m. James Séguin dit Laderoute, m. Albert Lenny

- Emelie Breland, 1875 Lac Ste Anne - 1875, Lac Ste Anne

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Métis Scrip: "Collections and Fonds"
Reference: RG15-D-II-8-b, Volume number: 1326, Microfilm reel number: C-14937; Item ID number: 1497392
Library and Archives Canada (accessed 13 January 2025)
Calio, Cécile - Concerning her claim as a head of family - Address, St. Albert - Born, Peace River, 1825 - Father, Louis Calio, (Métis) - Mother, Marie Pattenaude, (Métis) - Married, 1836 at Lac Ste. Anne to Baptiste Belcourt and 1866 to Edouard Breland, (died 1877) - Children living, eleven (J Bte Belcourt, Benjamin Belcourt, Edwin Belcourt, Magloire Belcourt, Cecile Belcourt, Julia Belcourt, Gabriel Belcourt, Joseph Belcourt, Vitaline Berland, Madelaine Berland, Emilienne Belcourt, Pierre Jean Berland) - Children deceased, one (Emilie, born and died after 1870) - Scrip for $160 - Claim 802; Date: 1885-1906; Sworn June 1885 at Lac Ste. Anne; Context of this record: Department of the Interior fonds / Dominion Lands Branch / North-West Territories Métis scrip applications; Date(s): 1885-1906; Place of creation: Canada; Language of material: English; Finding aid no.: 15-20; General note: Scrip was a certificate issued by the Department of the Interior which indicated the right of the holder to receive payment later in the form of money or land. The federal government distributed scrip to the Métis in exchange for their land rights, as a method of extinguishing their Aboriginal title to the land. The federal government also used scrip to distribute land to white settlers, including Original White Settlers, soldiers, and police who fought in the North West Resistance of 1885 (or North West Rebellion of 1885).; Container note(s): C-14937 : Copy No. 1 & C-14937 : Copy No. 10 & C-14937 : Copy No. 11 & C-14937 : Copy No. 12 & C-14937 : Copy No. 13 & C-14937 : Copy No. 2 & C-14937 : Copy No. 3 & C-14937 : Copy No. 4 & C-14937 : Copy No. 5 & C-14937 : Copy No. 6 & C-14937 : Copy No. 7 & C-14937 : Copy No. 8 & C-14937 : Copy No. 9; Source: Government; Former archival reference no.: RG15-D-II-8-b; Conditions of access: Textual records [Consultation90 Open] Volume [RG15] 1326 [Consultation 90 Open] Microfilm reel [RG15] C-14937 [Consultation 90 Open].
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 MacPherson, Elizabeth. The Sun Traveller, The Story of the Callihoos in Alberta. Musee Heritage Museum, 1998. St Albert, Alberta, Canada, pages 15, 16, 21, 25, 54. [1]
↑ Fort-des-Prairies Baptisms & Marriages, Fort des Prairie, Saskatchewan District, C Kipling, M-24. via Morin, Gail. Metis Families Volume 1 Adam - Bird (p. 315). Kindle Edition. [2]
↑ Bellcourt, Cécile (née Caliou); for her deceased daughter Emilie Breland; claim no. 2858; address: Lac Ste. Anne; born: 1875 at Lac Ste. Anne; father: Edward Breland (deceased Métis); mother: Cécile Calliou (Métis) child of Louis Calliou and Marie Patenade; died: one month after her birth in 1875; heirs: 2 daughters of Edouard Breland: Emellien Laderoute at St Albert, Madeline Courtepatte at St Albert, children of Jean Baptiste Belcourt: Jean Baptiste Bellcourt at Lac Ste Anne, Benjamin Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Edwin Bellcourt of St Albert, Magloire Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Julien Bellcourt of Lac Ste Anne, Gabriel Bellcourt of ?? Plains BC, Joseph Bellcourt of ?? Plains BC, Cecile Gladu of Lac Ste Anne; Extract of burial and baptism records attached to claim; file ref. 836807; Library and Archives Canada, North-West Territories Métis scrip applications, Textual material, Sworn Sept 1900 at Lac Ste. Anne, Item ID# 1506667; link
↑ 5.0 5.1 1891 Census of Canada, Alberta, Library and Archives Canada, Enumeration District 197-Alberta, Sub-District B-St. Albert, family 168, page 38 lines 22-25, page 39 lines 1-3; Laderoute, Jacques (27), Emilien (18), Francois (3), Samuel (2), Cecile (widow-56), Bellcourt, Joseph (23), Boucher, Colin (7); [3]
↑ 6.0 6.1 1901 Census of Canada, Alberta, Library and Archives Canada, Enumeration District 202-Alberta, Sub-District G2, 113-Lac Ste. Anne, Page 2, Household 10, Lines 14-17, Belcour, Benjamin, Chief (50), Clarice, daughter (27) Sylvester, son (25), Belcour, Cecile, Mother (71); [4]
↑ Alberta Death Indexes. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Deaths 1877-1950; Be(1877-1918), page 8; Belcourt, Cecile, #3546, Lac Ste. Anne, O-1911; [5]
↑ 8.0 8.1 Morin, Gail. Metis Families Volume 1 Adam - Bird (p. 213 & 315). Kindle Edition. [6]
family tree
Alberta Death Indexes. Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Deaths 1877-1950; Be(1877-1918), page 8; Bellcourt, Cecile, #3546, Lac Ste. Anne, O-1911; [9]

CALLIHOO, Cecille (I352703130018)

104

Board of Trade: Commercial and Statistical Department and successors: Inwards Passenger Lists

Source (S620704579)

105

British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition

Source (S619419425)

106

British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition

Source (S623355139)

107

Burke, John. <i>The Royal Families of England, Scotland, and Wales, With Their Descendants, Sovereigns and Subjects</i>. <i>Vol. I-III.</i> London, England: E. Churton, 1848-1851.

Source (S622620696)

108

Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration made in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England

Source (S550138136)

109

CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project

Source (S555529215)

110

CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project

Source (S1617720259)

111

Cemetery: St Piran Churchyard

HARRIS, Alfred James (I20122121327)

112

CENSUS 1841
Name: Gabriel Blewett
Age: 40 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1801 Gender: Male
Where born: Cornwall, England
Civil Parish: Madron Hundred: Penwith County: Cornwall Country: England
Registration District: Penzance Sub-registration District: Penzance

BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202313159041)

113

Census of Canada, 1891

Source (S1549376738)

114

Census of Canada, 1891

Source (S1371574344)

115

Census of Canada, 1901

Source (S1617720249)

116

Census of Canada, 1901

Source (S1371823796)

117

Census of Canada, 1911

Source (S1623190594)

118

Census of Canada, 1911

Source (S1371823792)

119

Census of the State of Rhode Island 1774

Source (S623961732)

120

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841

Source (S621131655)

121

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841

Source (S624063419)

122

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851

Source (S578697492)

123

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851

Source (S624447846)

124

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1861

Source (S578697542)

125

Census Returns of England and Wales, 1881

Source (S621131574)

126

Charles Barnard first married Ann Dash in 1849. He is listed as a Bachelor and she a Spinster. (Servant). 26& 27 at the time. Charles’ father is Isaac Barnard on the marriage record.
In April 19, 1863, there is then a second marriage to Sarah Ann Brown.

Family: Charles BARNARD / Sarah Ann BROWN (F189)

127

Cheshire Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts

Source (S620534840)

128

Cheshire Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts

Source (S620534847)

129

Church of England Bishop and Archdeacon Transcripts of Parish Registers. Norfolk Record Office, Norwich, Norfolk, England.

Source (S622834981)

130

Church of England Parish Registers

Source (S621146620)

131

Church of England. Record Office
Chester, England.

Source (S620683237)

132

Clair Alexander Wilson was born on Sept 8,1931 to Mabel Forrest in North Sidney, Nova Scotia. He was adopted by Anita McLeod and Alexander Laing Macauly Wilson

WILSON, Clair Alexander (I352703324174)

133

Compiled from various family history sources. See source information provided with each entry.

Source (S622875201)

134

Confirmed from Philmores marriages

LAITY, John (I202635881148)

135

County Record FP80/1/9

BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202505837648)

136

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Daniel John Lambert / Living (F25)

137

Data provided by Patricia T. Fawcett and Sally J. Pocock. Non-Conformist Registers. Cornwall Record Office, Truro, Cornwall, England.

Source (S619610192)

138

David Tomkinson - mechanic, Bachelor, this Parish
Ann Woodall Spinster of this Parish
Witness: Edward Thornhill; James Roberts
Married by Bans by Willm. Hutchinson Curate
Register: Marriages 1833-1837, Pg. 69 Entry 206

Family: David TOMKINSON / Ann WOODHALL (F112)

139

Day Month 01-Apr Year 1799
Parish Perranuthnoe
Forename Gabriel Surname BLEWETT
Sex son
Father Forename Gabriel
Mother Forename Ann
Transcriber Diane Donohue

BLEWETT, Gabriel (I202313159041)

140

Dead aboard the Titanic. Was a Fireman

BLAKE, Thomas Henry (I202313167052)

141

Death Duty Registers

Source (S620308875)

142

December 1869, Age 33, Painter. William Henry Redman. Admitted to Bodmin Gaol for Debt. Notes: M+3 Cast in right eye.
Register 5441, Vol AD1676/5/2.

REDMAN, William Henry (I202658503933)

143

Denbighshire Baptisms, Marriages and Burials

Source (S621131617)

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Devon Anglican Parish Registers

Source (S620676166)

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Dictionary of National Biography, 1921–1922

Source (S622683860)

146

Died in house fire with daughter Deborah.

MASTERS, Jonathan (I202759844311)

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Died in Northampton May 30, 1761. Widow, Sarah Rawlings, She was Sarah Philbrook, and was married to John Sanborn of Hampton, when about 19, lived with him 27 years and had 14 children, 8 sons and 6 daughters, who all lived to settle in life and to have children and some of them grandchildren. The number of children, grand children and great grandchildren at her death, was 239. Of which 182 were living at her death. After her first husband's death she married Lt. John Rawlings of Stratham, with whom she lived 27 years, and since his death has lived 4 years a widow.

PHILBRICK-ROLLINS, Sarah (I202762323875)

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Drouin Collection

Source (S1554739702)

149

Drouin Collection

Source (S1371578575)

150

Electoral Registers

Source (S619569182)

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