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401 May, the daughter of William McNab Gillis and Mary Elizabeth Codville Gillis, was born
9/20/1879 in Langrove, VT. She graduated Valdictorian from Pine Island High School in 1897, delivering an oration at the ceremony titled "The Mission of the Beautiful".

Attending Hamline University, St. Paul, Minnesota, May graduated with a four year degree in teaching. Following her formal education, May taught for seven years at Marshall, Minnesota and also taught at Preston and Sauk Center, Minnesota. Later she was employed at several dry goods stores.

At the age of 50, May was united in marriage to Herbert E. Hakes, a widower with three sons. The wedding took place Tuesday, July 16, 1929 at the home of the bride's mother. The Rev. B. C. Gillis , uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony and various vocal selections were performed during the ceremony by brothers and sisters of the bride. A three-course wedding dinner was served by neices of the bride, after which May and Herbert left for a trip to Duluth and down through the Great Lakes.

Following their marriage May and Herbert traveled quite extensively. They visited every state in the union as well as Mexico with their camper trailer. In 1941 they journeyed to Alaska, an area Herbert had always wanted to visit.

After Herbert's death in Sept of 1942, May continued to live in Windom, Minnesota. In January of 1967 she gave up housekeeping and became a resident of a rest home in Windom. When she turned 100 years old, the rest home gave her special recognition

May was musically very talented. In college, she was a member of the Hamline Trio and continued to play the piano until just a few years before her death.

May's health was always remarkably well for a woman of her age, but on February 12, 1980, May passed away at the age of 100 years, 4 months, and 22 days. At the time of her death, she held the distinction of being the oldest known living graduate of Hamline University. 		Gillis, May Gertrude (I37)
 
402 May, the daughter of William McNab Gillis and Mary Elizabeth Codville Gillis, was born
9/20/1879 in Langrove, VT. She graduated  Valdictorian from Pine Island High School  in 1897, delivering an oration at the ceremony titled "The Mission of the Beautiful".

Attending Hamline University, St. Paul, Minnesota, May graduated with a four year degree in teaching. Following her formal education, May taught for seven years at Marshall, Minnesota and also taught at Preston and Sauk Center, Minnesota. Later she was employed at several dry goods stores.

At the age of 50, May was united in marriage to Herbert E. Hakes, a widower with three sons. The wedding took place Tuesday, July 16, 1929 at the home of the bride's mother. The  Rev. B. C. Gillis , uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony and various vocal selections were performed during the ceremony by brothers and sisters of the bride. A three-course wedding dinner was served by neices of the bride, after which May and Herbert left for a trip to Duluth and down through the Great Lakes.

Following their marriage May and Herbert traveled quite extensively. They visited every state in the union as well as Mexico with their camper trailer. In 1941 they journeyed to Alaska, an area Herbert had always wanted to visit.

After Herbert's death in Sept of 1942, May continued to live in Windom, Minnesota. In January of 1967 she gave up housekeeping and became a resident of a rest home in Windom. When she turned 100 years old, the rest home gave her special recognition

May was musically very talented. In college, she was a member of the Hamline Trio and continued to play the piano until just a few years before her death.

May's health was always remarkably well for a woman of her age, but on February 12, 1980, May passed away at the age of 100 years, 4 months, and 22 days. At the time of her death, she held the distinction of being the oldest known living graduate of Hamline University. 		GILLIS, May Gertrude (I37)
 
403 Merchant Grocer Codville, Jean Jr. (I775)
 
404 MERRY, Nancy Ann (Muir), age 72, of McGregor passed away on April 11, 2017. She was born on Feb. 28, 1945, in Jackson, MN to Vyrn and Petra Muir. She grew up on a century farm and enjoyed riding her horse, Beauty, and 4-H activities. She attended UM-Mankato and earned a degree in Home Economics with a minor in Biology. She and her husband were residents of Maplewood, MN for many years and she was an active volunteer with Girl Scouts, the Presbyterian church and many other volunteer activities. The family enjoyed many trips in the camper to northern Minnesota and to tourist destinations across America. Nancy loved horses, sewing, crocheting and reading - she always carried a book in her purse. She is survived by her husband, Frank; four daughters, Wendy (Patrick) McKellips of Stillwater, Brenda (Mike) Boone of Faribault, Debra Wickham of East Bethel and Karen (Chad) Wasmundt of Stillwater; also 9 grandchildren, four brothers and sisters in law, and many nieces and nephews. She will always be loved and deeply missed. Visitation at 10 a.m., service at 11 a.m. on Thursday April 20 at Bradshaw Celebration of Life Center in Stillwater. Private interment at Sunset Cemetery at a later date. Memorials preferred to the Alzheimer's Association or a charity of donor's choice. Muir, Nancy (I96)
 
405 Methodist Church Gillis, Martha (I7343)
 
406 Mildred Elaine attended banking school in Minneapolis then worked in the Northwestern Bank and Trust Co. there. She started work there in April 1937. Elaine finished high school in Balaton, MN at Balaton High School.

In October 1941, Elaine moved to Seattle with a girlfriend she had worked with at the Minneapolis bank. The got a job right away in Seattle at a large bank. She met her future husband, Glenn, just one month after moving to Seattle and they knew right away it was serious.

After she and Glenn married, the built a home overlooking Elliott Bay in West Seattle. Elaine writes, "we married and raised our five children who were the most important part of our lives. The last 40 years we have been into boating. Our two youngest shared our love of boats. We have cruised many thousands of miles".

Elaine was the third child in what was to be a large family. She was raised on a very small farm, on which her father Ernest raised a good part of their food. They had a cow and chickens. She said they were very happy just living; loving God was their first priority, being raised in a Christian home "was wonderful". It allowed them to become responsible people, she wrote.

Elaine further wrote that when she was 18 years old, she left home and took the train to Minneapolis, where her Uncle Will had a job for her (which she found out after she had arrived). It was to be a maid in a doctor's home where there were two little boys. Her Aunt Jessie told her to go to a big bank and apply for work. Every Thursday afternoon found her reminding the employment manager that she wanted a job. On April 12, 1937 she started at the bank at $52.00 a month. She was overjoyed.

In Seattle, she worked at the National Bank of Commerce until she had her son David in 1944. She then resigned and stayed home to be a full time mother and homemaker.

Her husband Glenn had graduated from West Seattle High School and worked for the Boeing Airplane Co. from 1939 until retirement in 1979. He did well there, starting at the bottom and working up. He became a supervisor one month after they married and was promoted many times during his career. He built their beautiful home for his family on a 1/2 acre on a steep hill overlooking Elliott Bay. They have lived in that home for 45 years. 		Gillis, Mildred Elaine (I26)
 
407 Mildred Elaine attended banking school in Minneapolis then worked in the Northwestern Bank and Trust Co. there.  She started work there in April 1937.  Elaine finished high school in Balaton, MN at Balaton High School.

In October 1941, Elaine moved to Seattle with a girlfriend she had worked with at the Minneapolis bank.  The got a job right away in Seattle at a large bank.  She met her future husband, Glenn, just one month after moving to Seattle and they knew right away it was serious.

After she and Glenn married, the built a home overlooking Elliott Bay in West Seattle.  Elaine writes, "we married and raised our five children who were the most important part of our lives.  The last 40 years we have been into boating.  Our two youngest shared our love of boats.  We have cruised many thousands of miles".

Elaine was the third child in what was to be a large family.  She was raised on a very small farm, on which her father Ernest raised a good part of their food.  They had a cow and chickens.  She said they were very happy just living; loving God was their first priority, being raised in a Christian home "was wonderful".  It allowed them to become responsible people, she wrote.

Elaine further wrote that when she was 18 years old, she left home and took the train to Minneapolis, where her Uncle Will had a job for her (which she found out after she had arrived).  It was to be a maid in a doctor's home where there were two little boys.  Her Aunt Jessie told her to go to a big bank and apply for work.  Every Thursday afternoon found her reminding the employment manager that she wanted a job.  On April 12, 1937 she started at the bank at $52.00 a month.  She was overjoyed.

In Seattle, she worked at the National Bank of Commerce until she had her son David in 1944.  She then resigned and stayed home to be a full time mother and homemaker.

Her husband Glenn had graduated from West Seattle High School and worked for the Boeing Airplane Co. from 1939 until retirement in 1979.  He did well there, starting at the bottom and working up.  He became a supervisor one month after they married and was promoted many times during his career.  He built their beautiful home for his family on a 1/2 acre on a steep hill overlooking Elliott Bay.  They have lived in that home for 45 years. 		GILLIS, Mildred Elaine (I26)
 
408 Mrs. Mary Jardine, 85, Durand, died Thursday at the Chippewa Valley Area Nursing Home, here.

The daughter of John and Anna (Riley) Myers, she was born May 20, 1889, in the town of Canton, Buffalo County. She married Dr. E.W. Jardine in 1919.

In the 1920 census, Ed, Mary, and son John are living in Alma, Ed working as a physician. Mary is listed as born in Wisconsin, her father in Pennsylvania and her mother in Vermont.

Ed died in 1936. Mary lived in Alma, Wis., until moving to Durand in 1937.

Survivors are: one son, John, Durand; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and five sisters, Mrs. Agnes Langdon and Mrs. Josephine Hedin, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Ellen McDonough, Nelson, Wis.; Mrs. Rose Urness, Mondovi, Wis., and Mrs. Anna Castelberg, Sun Valley, Calif.

Funeral services will be 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Durand, the Rev. Msgr. Stephen Anderl officiating. Burial will be in Alma, Wis., Cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at Rhiel Funeral Home, Durand, where a prayer service will be at 8. 		MYERS, Mary Mcdonough (I1246)
 
409 Mrs. Mary Jardine, 85, Durand, died Thursday at the Chippewa Valley Area Nursing Home, here.

The daughter of John and Anna (Riley) Myers, she was born May 20, 1889, in the town of Canton, Buffalo County. She married Dr. E.W. Jardine in 1919.

In the 1920 census, Ed, Mary, and son John are living in Alma, Ed working as a physician. Mary is listed as born in Wisconsin, her father in Pennsylvania and her mother in Vermont.

Ed died in 1936. Mary lived in Alma, Wis., until moving to Durand in 1937.

Survivors are: one son, John, Durand; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and five sisters, Mrs. Agnes Langdon and Mrs. Josephine Hedin, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Ellen McDonough, Nelson, Wis.; Mrs. Rose Urness, Mondovi, Wis., and Mrs. Anna Castelberg, Sun Valley, Calif.

Funeral services will be 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Durand, the Rev. Msgr. Stephen Anderl officiating. Burial will be in Alma, Wis., Cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at Rhiel Funeral Home, Durand, where a prayer service will be at 8. 		MYERS, Mary Mcdonough (I1246)
 
410 Myna's brother David Eben Robinson's obituary (1947) stated: "David Robinson was the youngest of twenty-one children of William Robinson who was married three times. There were nine children by the third marriage. Of the entire family of twenty-one only two sisters survive, Isabelle, Mrs. George Crosby and Myna, Mrs. Verne Ordway, both of Newtonville, Mass." Robinson, Myna (I1020)
 
411 Nancy married John William Gillis on March 4, 1832 at
the home of Alexander Learmonth, a Church of England
minister, on Craig's Road near the present town of Inverness,
Megontic County, Quebec. . The day of their wedding was
stormy and the wedding party walked in snow up to their knees
from Nancy's father's home ( Samuel Robinson ) on the
Dublin Range, to Alexander Learmonth's home, where they and
another couple were married that day. After the wedding, they
all walked back to Nancy's father's home. A book on births,
marriages, and deaths of Megantic County states that "William
Gillis (farmer) of Inverness married Nancy Robinson of
Inverness on the 4th of March 1833, Church of England, Leeds,
and witnessed by Alexander Learmonth and William Stele."

Nancy's son, William , taught her to read.

Nancy is buried next to her husband, William, their son, Samuel,
and daughter, Nancy, in the Boutelles Cemetery. One of the
oldest burying grounds of Inverness, Boutelles Cemetery is
named after the Boutelle family who settled Inverness at the
beginning of colonization. It is owned and maintained by the
United Church of Canada in Inverness, Quebec, and is still an
active cemetery. It is well maintained and the stones are in good
condition.

!MARRIAGE: Leeds Anglican Church Register; 1833; M210/2, frame
001547, National Archives of Quebec; Federation of Quebec Families, Case
postale 6700, Sillery, QC, G1T 2W2, Canada; NOTE: (from disk)

"Gillis 12. seventh leaf
Married William Gillis, of the township
of Inverness, farmer, being a
bachelor and Nancy Robin-
son of the same township, spin
ster, were married after banns
duly published, on the fourth of
March, one thousand Eight
Hundred & thirty three
by me, J.S.Alexander, Mission^y
for Leeds &c.
)
In presence of) Alex^r Learmonth
) William Stele
We hereby declare that we
were married as afore-
said by mutual consent
Contracting) William Gillis
Parties ) Nancy Robinson"

!MARRIAGE: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of
Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de
l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Publication Number 5;
Marriages p52;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT;NOTE:
"04/03/1833 GILLIS, William (farmer) Inverness
ROBINSON, Nancy Inverness
Church of England (Leeds)
witness: Alexander Learmonth and William Stele"

DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 121; NOTE:
"(bur) 07/07/1887 ROBINSON, Nancy (f)
(dec) 05/07/1887 mar William GILLIS Inverness
sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)"

!DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec; 1838-1993;
Records in poss of Gladys Patton, Lennoxville, QC, Canada; p6, Boutelle
Cemetery, Inverness, QC, Canada; NOTE: Headstone Inscription
"William Gillis died Dec. 28, 1889, age 86 yrs. / his wife /
Nancy Robinson born Aug. 5, 1814 - July 5, 1887" 		Robinson, Nancy (I44)
 
412 Nancy married  John William Gillis  on March 4, 1832 at
the home of Alexander Learmonth, a Church of England
minister, on Craig's Road near the present town of  Inverness,
Megontic County, Quebec. . The day of their wedding was
stormy and the wedding party walked in snow up to their knees
from Nancy's father's home ( Samuel Robinson ) on the
Dublin Range, to Alexander Learmonth's home, where they and
another couple were married that day. After the wedding, they
all walked back to Nancy's father's home. A book on births,
marriages, and deaths of Megantic County states that "William
Gillis (farmer) of Inverness married Nancy Robinson of
Inverness on the 4th of March 1833, Church of England, Leeds,
and witnessed by Alexander Learmonth and William Stele."

Nancy's son,  William , taught her to read.

Nancy is buried next to her husband, William, their son, Samuel,
and daughter, Nancy, in the Boutelles Cemetery. One of the
oldest burying grounds of Inverness, Boutelles Cemetery is
named after the Boutelle family who settled Inverness at the
beginning of colonization. It is owned and maintained by the
United Church of Canada in Inverness, Quebec, and is still an
active cemetery. It is well maintained and the stones are in good
condition.

!MARRIAGE:  Leeds Anglican Church Register; 1833; M210/2, frame
001547, National Archives of Quebec; Federation of Quebec Families, Case
postale 6700, Sillery, QC, G1T 2W2, Canada; NOTE:  (from disk)

                "Gillis           12.      seventh leaf
                 Married  William Gillis, of the township
                          of Inverness, farmer, being a
                          bachelor and Nancy Robin-
                          son of the same township, spin
                          ster, were married after banns
                          duly published, on the fourth of
                          March, one thousand Eight
                          Hundred & thirty three
                          by me, J.S.Alexander, Mission^y
                                   for Leeds &c.
                                        )
                          In presence of) Alex^r Learmonth
                                        ) William Stele
                          We hereby declare that we
                          were married as afore-
                          said by mutual consent
                          Contracting)  William Gillis
                          Parties    )  Nancy Robinson"

!MARRIAGE:  Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of
Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de
l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Publication Number 5;
Marriages p52;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT;NOTE:
"04/03/1833  GILLIS, William (farmer) Inverness
             ROBINSON, Nancy  Inverness
             Church of England (Leeds)
             witness: Alexander Learmonth and William Stele"

DEATH-BURIAL:  Ibid.; Burials p 121; NOTE:
"(bur) 07/07/1887  ROBINSON, Nancy (f)
(dec) 05/07/1887    mar William GILLIS  Inverness
                     sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)"

!DEATH-BURIAL:  Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec; 1838-1993;
Records in poss of Gladys Patton, Lennoxville, QC, Canada; p6, Boutelle
Cemetery, Inverness, QC, Canada; NOTE:  Headstone Inscription
   "William Gillis  died Dec. 28, 1889, age 86 yrs.  / his wife /
    Nancy Robinson  born Aug. 5, 1814 - July 5, 1887" 		ROBINSON, Nancy (I44)
 
413 Nancy was born on 5/25/1850, the daughter of William &
Nancy (Robinson) Gillis . She died on 25 Mar 1867 at the age of
16 years and 10 months. She lived in Inverness, Megontic
County, Quebec.

Nancy is buried with her father, William , brother, Samuel , and
mother, Nancy , in the Boutelles Cemetery.

Cemetery record notes "aged 16 yrs 10 mos"

!BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY,
Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue
de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5;
Births p101;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE:
"(bapt) 04/03/1851 GILLIS, Nancy
(born) 25/05/1850 William (farmer) & Nancy ROBINSON Inverness
bapt.: Methodist Church (Ireland)" 		Gillis, Nancy (I53)
 
414 Nancy was born on 5/25/1850, the daughter of  William  &
Nancy (Robinson) Gillis . She died on 25 Mar 1867 at the age of
16 years and 10 months. She lived in  Inverness, Megontic
County, Quebec.

Nancy is buried with her father,  William , brother,  Samuel , and
mother,  Nancy , in the Boutelles Cemetery.

Cemetery record notes "aged 16 yrs 10 mos"

!BIRTH-CHRISTENING:  Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY,
Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue
de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5;
Births p101;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE:
"(bapt) 04/03/1851  GILLIS, Nancy
(born) 25/05/1850    William (farmer) & Nancy ROBINSON  Inverness
                      bapt.: Methodist Church (Ireland)" 		GILLIS, Nancy (I53)
 
415 No. 5089: This is to certify that Edgar C. Brown, Cornwall, Ontario has attended the Junior & Senior Courses of Lectures at the ONTARIO COLLEGE of PHARMACY and having passed a satisfactory Examination in the subjects prescribed by the Council has been duly registered as a MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE and is entitled to be styled a PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST and to enjoy all the privileges of such as duly set forth in the several Provincial Acts respecting Pharmacy.
Ontario College of Pharmacy 		Brown, Edgar Carlyle Phmb (I112)
 
416 No. 5089:  This is to certify that Edgar C. Brown, Cornwall, Ontario has attended the Junior & Senior Courses of Lectures at the ONTARIO COLLEGE of PHARMACY and having passed a satisfactory Examination in the subjects prescribed by the Council has been duly registered as a MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE and is entitled to be styled a PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST and to enjoy all the privileges of such as duly set forth in the several Provincial Acts respecting Pharmacy. BROWN, Edgar Carlyle Phmb (I112)
 
417 OBITUARY - MR. DAVID E. ROBINSON, OF INVERNESS
Inverness, March 3, - David Robinson died on January 24, 1947, after a week's illness.
The funeral was held on Sunday, January 26, at his home and burial was made in the family lot in the Boutelle Cemetery. Rev. J. R. Wheeler officiated at the services. The hymns sung were "Abide With Me, " Nearer My God To Thee," and "Safe In The Arms of Jesus."
The house was filled to capacity by friends from the neighbourhood, Thetford Mines, Maple Grove, Lysander Falls and Kinnear's Mills.
The pall bearers were Messers. William Cruickshank, John Dempsey, Arthur Lowry, Benjamen Seale, Irvine Maxwell and William Learmouth.
At the grave, the Orange Order conducted its burial service in which over thirty members took part under the leadership of Clarke McVety, Arthur Lowry and Benjamin Seale.
David Eben Robinson was born on October12, 1874, a son of William Robinson and Isabelle Baxter. Both of his parents were from Ireland and Scotland respectively. His birthplace was on the Dublin Range, Inverness Township, on the farm now owned by Reid Carroll.
He lived practically all his life on the Dublin Range, with the exception of a few years, when he worked at Laconia, N.H., in the car shops and then for a sort time at North Attleboro, Mass., in the silver works.
He was married on October 21, 1903, at Lysander Falls, in the New Methodist Church there, to Martha Eleanor Edith Walker, and lived at the home place until they purchased the Boutelle Farm from Jack Leadbeater. Here he has resided for thirty-nine years. There is one son, Earl Walker Robinson, who now occupies the home farm. There is an adopted daughter, Edna George, Mrs. William Lunnie, who has been a member of the family from infancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were members of the Lower Ireland Methodist (later the United) Church. Mr. Robinson became a member of the Orange Order, fifty-three years ago, in November 1893, and was associated with the Bracken Lodge, No. 659, on the Eighth Range of Inverness, and occupied various officers of the organization.
David Robinson was the youngest of twenty-one children of William Robinson who was married three times. There were nine children by the third marriage. Of the entire family of twenty-one only two sisters survive, Isabelle, Mrs. George Crosby and Myna, Mrs. Verne Ordway, both of Newtonville, Mass.
He is survived by his wife; a son; a foster daughter; and seven grandchildren, Muriel, Donald, Douglas, Geraldine, Gerald, Wayne and Eric Robinson. 		Robinson, David Eben (I1021)
 
418 Olive Rebecca McNab was a daughter of Fred R. McNab. In
1641, she married Major Robertus Oliver Gillis of English birth
and residing in the north of Ireland at Tullaree situated at
Glassbough. They had three sons and one daughter. 		McNab, Olive Rebecca (I65)
 
419 Olive Rebecca McNab was a daughter of Fred R. McNab. In
1641, she married Major  Robertus Oliver Gillis  of English birth
and residing in the north of Ireland at Tullaree situated at
Glassbough. They had three sons and one daughter. 		McNAB, Olive Rebecca (I65)
 
420 on the farm now owned by Reid Carroll in 1947 Robinson, David Eben (I1021)
 
421 One World record says 25 Dec 1843 Family F278
 
422 Only daughter of Alexander McDole, damask manufacturer McDowell, Catherine (I60)
 
423 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I15)
 
424 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I15)
 
425 Per 2006 research from St Salvatore's church records Gillis, Elizabeth (I183)
 
426 Per 2006 research from St Salvatore's church records GILLIS, Elizabeth (I183)
 
427 per brother David Eben's obituary "Of the entire family of twenty-one only two sisters survive, Isabelle, Mrs. George Crosby and Myna, Mrs. Verne Ordway, both of Newtonville, Mass.". Robinson, Isabella Agnes (I1018)
 
428 Per D. Mooney Rpt. on Andrew Gillis:  "Had to leave the farmhouse where his family had lived for 300 years, 'in his nightshirt,' at the time of the 'troubles' in the 1920s. GILLIS, James (I597)
 
429 Per Delores Codville: Information sent to her by the Family History Section of La Societe Guernesiase in St. Peter Port, Guernsey, C.I., Scotland. Codville name has a variety of spellings: Codville; Codeville; Coteville; Quetteville; D'Escaudville; D'Ecaudville; and de Quetteville. Coteville, Jean (I777)
 
430 Per Delores Codville:  Information sent to her by the Family History Section of La Societe Guernesiase in St. Peter Port, Guernsey, C.I., Scotland.  Codville name has a variety of spellings:  Codville; Codeville; Coteville; Quetteville; D'Escaudville; D'Ecaudville; and de Quetteville. COTEVILLE, Jean (I777)
 
431 per Donagh records held by Ethne Elizabeth (I599)
 
432 per Donagh records held by Ethne Elizabeth (I599)
 
433 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, James (I597)
 
434 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, Robert H. (I594)
 
435 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, Thomas (I595)
 
436 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, John (I596)
 
437 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, John (I596)
 
438 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, Anne (I598)
 
439 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, David (I167)
 
440 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) McDOWELL, Catherine (I60)
 
441 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, Robert H. (I594)
 
442 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, Thomas (I595)
 
443 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, John (I596)
 
444 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, John (I596)
 
445 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, James (I597)
 
446 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, Anne (I598)
 
447 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) GILLIS, David (I167)
 
448 Per Donagh records held by Ethne (Mar 2019) McDowell, Catherine (I60)
 
449 Per Donagh records provided by Ethne (Mar 2019) Gillis, Robert (I59)
 
450 Per Donagh records provided by Ethne (Mar 2019) Ridley, Elizabeth (I593)
 

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