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| 1 | (together they had two children prior to Ray's death - their names are unknown) | Family: F340
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| 2 | (witnesses were Mary and Leslie Crosby, the sister and brother-in-law of the bride) | Family: F194
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| 3 | All 10 kids produced from this marriage were very probably born in Nova Scotia. | Family: F12
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| 4 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F1
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| 5 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F205
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| 6 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F208
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| 7 | divorce; After their divorce, Hughie took custody of all the children. They were living in Toronto when they were divorced. | Family: F28
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| 8 | For Charles, this was his second marriage. Marie Bourg and Charles Robichaud had 8 children in total, only one of which (Pierre) is listed here (refer to source MANU-ROBICHAUD-Charles... for details). | Family: F270
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| 9 | Granddaughter Daisy Robicheau (granddaughter of Janet and Jethro) indicated to me today that Janet and Jethro were from Scotland and Ireland respectively and they met on the ship over to Nova Scotia. -Colin P. Chisholm, 1999-10-17 | Family: F61
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| 10 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F207
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| 11 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F84
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| 12 | I originally had the wedding date as *MAY* 11, but the baptism record for Joseph (see scrapbook photo, and master source information - also copied to Joseph Robicheau's notes) had an annotation indicating the wedding month as *JULY*, so I went by that. -Colin Chisholm, August 2002. Notes per Ruth: The family lived at 142 Main street in Yarmouth (that house is no longer around) from about 1952. They moved into 11 Marshall's lane circa 1960 (a multi-dwelling unit) - that house is a historic property and is still around today. (They always rented and never owned their own property). -Colin Chisholm, Jan. 2003 (from notes taken 2001). | Family: F6
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| 13 | Jean and Marguerite had 10 children, as follows (only Anne Henriette is entered in my database): Anne Henriette, Modeste Muise (b.~1870), Elizabeth Muise (b.1872-02-25 d.1943), Fanny Muise (b.~1877, married Denis Amirault), Marc Leandre Muise (b.1879 d.1954, married Melanie Doucet), Alexander Muise (b.1881-07-25), Evangeline Muise (b.1883-10-02, married Antoine Deveau), Levi Muise (b.1886-01-01, d.1969-01), Jean Albert Muise (b.1887-07), Marie Eugenie Muise (b.1890-11, married Luxieme Louis Doucette). -Colin Chisholm, Oct. 2008. | Family: F54
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| 14 | Margaret and her husband had 2 kids per my Uncle John, -Colin Paul Chisholm | Family: F171
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| 15 | Marie Thibodeau and Charles Robichaud had 10 children in total, not listed here (refer to source MANU-ROBICHAUD-Charles... for details). | Family: F271
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| 16 | Married by Fr. Ranald McGillivray, P.P. Note that this town is currently known as St. Joseph according to the official provincial atlas. | Family: F37
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| 17 | Married by Rev. Henry Barry, P.P. | Family: F40
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| 18 | Married by Rev. John J. Chisholm, P.P. Note that this town is currently known as St. Joseph according to the official provincial atlas. | Family: F41
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| 19 | Married by Rev. Philip Walsh, P.P. (N.B. Londonderry was formerly known as Acadia Mines.) | Family: F39
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| 20 | Married by Rev. W. J. Mihan, P.P. | Family: F38
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| 21 | Married by warden Edward Carr. | Family: F107
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| 22 | Only one child of this couple is listed in my database: this couple actually had a total of 8 children as follows (see sources for full details): Charles Henri Muise, Rigobert Muise (b.1812), Jean Blaise Muise (b.1816), Anne Judith Muise (b.1818), Etienne Andre Muise (b.1819), Francoise Justine Muise (b.1824), Manuel Patient Muise (b.1826), and Marie Helene Muise (b.1825 o 1828 d.1924)) | Family: F234
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| 23 | Per my father's (Minnie's nephew's) recollection, the only one of his grandfather Finlay's children to have kids of their own were his father Hugh and Margaret. Hence, Minnie had no children. | Family: F169
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| 24 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F1
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| 25 | Presumed typo in source says NINEteen thirtynine should presumably be EIGHTeen thirtynine. | Family: F301
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| 26 | Same Elizabeth Drake that Thomas's brother William had earlier(?) married. | Family: F150
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| 27 | Same Elizabeth Drake that William's brother Thomas later(?) married. | Family: F149
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| 28 | Samuel and Margaret had six children, only Asa Woodbury is entered in the db; here is the list of all six children: Asa Woodbury Nickerson, Rachel Nickerson (b.1864), Sylvanus Baker Nickerson (b.1866-10-09 d.1932-04-01, married Emma Nickerson), Deborah Belle Nickerson (b.1868-10-09 d.1932-04-01, married Freeland Eaton Nickerson), Frank O. Nickerson (b.1875-12-19, married Alice Connell), Warren Douglas Nickerson (b.1878-05-23 d.1937-05-5, married Bessie Louise Severance). | Family: F60
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| 29 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F172
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| 30 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F174
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| 31 | The death certificate for Mary Chisholm indicates her daughter Kathryn was married to a man named Cobb. The rest of the marriage info is from my father and my uncle. Katie and her husband had no kids per my Uncle John and per my father (Katie's nephews). -Colin Paul Chisholm | Family: F168
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| 32 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F47
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| 33 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F56
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| 34 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F2
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| 35 | The witnesses were John McDonald and Bella Grant. The marriage was performed by Rev. Hugh Gillis, P.P. Yes - Mary's maiden name WAS Chisholm - the same as her husband Finlay! (Mary was from Ohio, N.S; Finlay was from Antigonish, N.S.) | Family: F12
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| 36 | They had 10 children total according to source MANU-MUISE-Anne...: see it for full details (only one child entered into my database, -Colin Chisholm, Oct. 2008). | Family: F237
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| 37 | They had no children together. | Family: F223
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| 38 | They were married by Bishop William Fraser. The witnesses were Ranald McDonald and Alexander McRae. (Only the marriage certificate indicates a marriage date of the 8th instead of the 10th: this may just be a transcription error.) | Family: F32
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| 39 | They were married by Fr. Ranald McGillivray, P.P. Note that this town is currently known as St. Joseph according to the official provincial atlas. | Family: F36
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| 40 | They were married by Rev. Hugh Gillis. | Family: F331
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| 41 | They were married by Rev. W. L. Parker. | Family: F25
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| 42 | Tony was divorced from Debbie: I do not know the actual divorce date - it was probably before this date. Will update next time I talk to Sister or my mother and source appropriately. -Colin Chisholm Feb 2009 | Family: F69
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| 43 | Witnesses were Valentine Chisholm and William Chisholm. The marriage was performed by Rev. Alex McSween. | Family: F33
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| 44 | Year of marriage is approximate per recollection of the source (Elaine). Place of marriage is believed to be in or near Glasgow. | Family: F11
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| 45 | Yes - another case of a lady marrying a man who has the same last name as her maiden name: Nickerson in this case! (Daughter May also married a Nickerson! She Married Tracy Nickerson, and their daughter Mina Young of Woods Harbour as some genealogy information! On 991017 I talked to her and she will send some information for me to my mother!) The order of the Nickerson children, per Daisy (my grandmother) is: Delbert, Marshall, Alfred, Darius [they pronounced it dar-EYE-us, not DARE-ee-us], Charles, May, Mina, Daisy, Cassie (not that the 5 boys were all first, then the 4 girls!). -Colin Chisholm 991017 | Family: F50
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| 46 | She died of liver cancer. | Eliza Amiro
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| 47 | was French. | Eliza Amiro
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| 48 | Buried in Pearceton Cemetary. | Delia Blanchard
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| 49 | The following info is presumably from the Acadian censuses of the indicated years: - 1686 Port Royal: Francoise Boutrot (widow of Estienne Ribichaud) 42, Charles 19, Prudhomme 17, Marie 14, Alexandre 11, Francois 9; 4 arpents, 6 cattle, 7 sheep, 6 hogs. - 1693 Port Royal: Francoise Boudrot (widow of Etienne Robichaux) 46, Francois 14, Denis Petitos (son-in-law) 31, Marie 20, Denis 3; 10 cattle, 8 sheep, 16 hogs, 18 arpents, 1 gun. - 1698 Port Royal: Francoise Boudrot widow 55, Alexandre 23, Francois 20; 6 cattle, 7 sheep, 6 hogs - 1714 Port Royal (au Cappe): Widow Robichaud | Francoise Boudrot
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| 50 | ) | Michel Boudrot
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| 51 | Cause of death: Creutzfeld Jakob Disease. | Robert L. Burton, Sr.
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| 52 | in the United States Navy. | Robert L. Burton, Sr.
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| 53 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K. Butera
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| 54 | (Deep River is near Chalk River) | Catherine Chisholm
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| 55 | (Deep River is near Chalk River) | Catherine Chisholm
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| 56 | never married | Catherine Chisholm
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| 57 | She died of ovarian cancer. | Catherine Chisholm
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| 58 | Potter's Syndrome (kidneys didn't develop) | Christine Chisholm
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| 59 | Colin Chisholm emigrated to Canada in 1812 with his wife and his young son John. | Colin Chisholm
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| 60 | This is based on the fact that he fathered a child born in 1807, which means he was likely born before 1790. | Colin Chisholm
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| 61 | He died in the infamous Drummond Mines explosion at the age of 29 years, 10 months, and 13 days.This explosion killed approximately 60 men: the force of the explosion was so great that the wooden rollers were torn from the track on the slope (of the mine shaft) and hurled out of the slope, falling hundreds of yards away in the nearby woods on the surface. The fire raged for 36 hours with flames shooting upward of 40 feet (see, for example, http://www.parl.ns.ca/westvillehistory/highlightscoallegacy.asp). (Colin's death is also confirmed in the listing of mining deaths in Nova Scotia maintained by Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management: see "http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/virtual/meninmines/ResultsF.asp?Language=english&Start=61".) | Colin C. Chisholm
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| 62 | Cause of death: killed in battle | Colin Francis Chisholm
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| 63 | He was with the Canadian Railway Forces (World War I). | Colin Francis Chisholm
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| 64 | The source had mispelled the town name as Poperige. | Colin Francis Chisholm
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| 65 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C.P. Chisholm
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| 66 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C.P. Chisholm
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| 67 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C.P. Chisholm
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| 68 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Daniel Chisholm
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| 69 | Got a conflicting story from my Uncle John and my mother Ruth about Colin: John says he died in WW I (fell off of a train in England due to being drunk), and my mom says he died in 1933. Mom says she got this off of a tombstone in the graveyard (the Catholic one in Yarmouth I presume); John says Colin's name is on the list of veterans killed in WW I on the monument in town. -Colin Paul Chisholm, August 2000. | Daniel Rory Chisholm
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| 70 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E.G. Chisholm
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| 71 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E.G. Chisholm
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| 72 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E.G. Chisholm
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| 73 | He was drafted into the Canadian Expeditionary Forces. He served until the end of the war in an engineering unit (working as a telegraph operator) attached to the 4th Canadian Division. | Finlay Chisholm, Jr.
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| 74 | was sunk twice in World War II while in the merchant marine: about 2 days in a life raft after one sinking and about 9 days in a life raft after the other sinking! | Finlay Chisholm, Jr.
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| 75 | Cause of death listed on the death certificate was a cerebral hemorrhage. | Finlay J. Chisholm
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| 76 | NOTE: There is a 1 day discrepancy in birth dates for Finlay from the various sources: e.g. his death certificate and the manuscript of his father John's family! NOTE: One source places the birth at James River and one at Antigonish. The assumption for now is that James River is the correct place. | Finlay J. Chisholm
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| 77 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Hugh Chisholm
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| 78 | NOTE: This was a secondary residence only for Hugh Chisholm: it was used effectively as a cottage/summer home. | Hugh John Chisholm
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| 79 | The indicated GPS (433341N0793643W) is approx. location of cemetery entrance. The approximate location of Hughie's plot is: 43-33-48.36N 079-36-40.46W ). | Hugh John Chisholm
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| 80 | Cause of death: stroke. | Jeanette E. Chisholm
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| 81 | The place was called Acadia Mines when Jeanette was born. | Jeanette E. Chisholm
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| 82 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J. Chisholm
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| 83 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | John Chisholm
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| 84 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | John Chisholm
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| 85 | has more information about him and his parents and children in the master source with abbreviation "MANU-CHISHOLM-John (b.1807-d.1890) Family Notes" / title "Manuscript about Family of John Chisholm b.1807-d.1890". | John Chisholm
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| 86 | John Chisholm emigrated from Scotland in 1812 as a very young boy with his parents. | John Chisholm
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| 87 | The cause of death was drowning. He was aged 8 years 17 days at the time of his death. | John Chisholm
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| 88 | This is a gaelic nickname: "Seoc" (pronouned "Shock") is a derivative of Jack or Jacques, common nicknames for someone named John; "Buidhe" (pronounced "Boo-Yah") is Gaelic for yellow, and is a common nickname for someone with blonde hair. However, there is also an area in Strathglass called Buidhe, and there were some folks from Buidhe who settled in Antigonish. So it is possible that this is a geographic nickname. | John Chisholm
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| 89 | He was buried one week before his 76th birthday. | John Douglas Chisholm
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| 90 | Phone Number 1-902-742-3220. | John Douglas Chisholm
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| 91 | Cause of death was paralysis. | John R. Chisholm
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| 92 | (Panama is in upstate New York, south of Lake Erie, 14 miles west of Jamestown, NY.) | Katherine Chisholm
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| 93 | As per signature on her mother's death certificate. | Katherine Chisholm
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| 94 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L. Chisholm
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| 95 | DIRECTIONS: Driving directions to the cemetery from Antigonish are as follows (the cemetery is about 10 km SW of Antigonish): -take 7 south out of Antigonish (this is exit 32 off of the Trans-Canada Highway 104) -go south from the Trans-Canada for just under 9 km (taking you just past a small lake, Gaspereaux Lake on the right side) -turn onto the road on the right (just south of Lake Gaspereaux) -take the road west for a couple hundred meters to a fork in the road: take the left (south) leg -this road carrys on to St Joseph (at the end of the road, about 2.3 km, where St Joseph Church is on the left side ): -the cemetery is a bit before the church, also on the south (left) side -cemetery entrance GPS is 45-32-23N/62-04-23W | Margaret Chisholm
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| 96 | never married | Margaret Chisholm
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| 97 | Note that the source says "Briley Brook" which is most very likely a transcription error that should indicate Brierly Brook (which is a real place near Beaver Meadow, while there is no known place Briley Brook according to the Nova Scotia official atlas! [although Cape Breton does have a Briley Lake]) -Colin Chisholm, 2008-11-10 | Margaret Chisholm
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| 98 | 195-32-9929 (SSN) | Margaret Jean Chisholm
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| 99 | Death certificate provides date of death. Place of death confirmed via photograph of tombstone. | Mary Chisholm
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