Delahoy Genealogy
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| 51 | Belle Haskell's Father's name was DeForest Haskell and her mother was Evelyn Haskell. Richard Loy Delahoy was born in 1932 and has not yet died. Richard Loy Delahoy's fathers name was Lloyd Delahoy and his mothers name was Martha Delahoy. Evelyn Belle Delahoy was born in 1954 and has not yet died. Deborah Lynn Delahoy was born in 1955 and has not yet died. Lloyd DeForest Delahoy's real name is Lloyd Dewey Delahoy. Lloyd Dewey delahoy was born in 1958 and has not yet died. Richard Keith Delahoy was born in 1962 and has not yet died. Evelyn Belle Delahoy's husbands name is Jeffery Brackman. Evelyn Belle Delahoy has two kids, they are Chris Kane and Shawn Kane. Deborah Lynn Delahoy's husband is Jeffery McCarty. Deborah Lynn Delahoy has three kids, they are James McCarty, Jerry McCarty, and Jennifer McCarty. Richard Keith Delahoy is single and Has two kids, they are Macie Delahoy and Richard Delahoy rldelahoy@alltel.net | HASKELL, Belle (I1883)
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| 52 | Besides his 3 natural born children Ellis adopted 3 others, all from the same family: Danny, Julie Ann and Mary Rose. Their original last names unknown. Mary was retarded. Ellis was a World War II Army veteran. Ellis was a farmer until 1965 he then worked for and later retired from Rane Tools in Jamestown. | DELAHOY, Ellis Frank (I1587)
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| 53 | Birth date is dubious. | GAGE, Orphia Isabelle (I1581)
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| 54 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1929)
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| 55 | buried at Karrakatta, Anglican / WB 0197 | RYDING, Stephen John (I2518)
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| 56 | buried in Karrakatta, Anglican / WB 0197 | WRIGHT, Alice Ethel (I2453)
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| 57 | buried in Karrakatta, Anglican / WB 0197 | RYDING, Ernest Rewell (I2517)
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| 58 | Changed name by deed poll to John Bromley | DELAHOY, Rupurt Daniel (I221)
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| 59 | Charles Adelmar Town was born 27 Nov 1874 in Blue Earth, MN. He married on 21 Aug 1894 in Washington, PA (1) Lillie V. Painter. In Fern Delahoy writings she states | TOWN, Charles Adelmar (I1558)
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| 60 | Clarence was a farmer in Sherman for many years. He was employed as a maintenance man at Jamestown Malleable Iron Co. when he died | DELAHOY, Clarence Orlando (I1745)
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| 61 | could be McNivan | MCGIVAN, Florence (I984)
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| 62 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1904)
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| 63 | Currently living in Brooksville, Fl. USA | DELLAHOY, Walter (I1905)
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| 64 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1798)
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| 65 | David was an engineer and Vice President of Harper Electric Furnace | DELAHOY, David Lyle (I1694)
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| 66 | DELAHOY Ann c 1849-1930Wife of David M, David M 1853-4/27/1939 ae 86-0-10 Senility Frank W 1/16/1930 ae 80 Ida LORD 1/13/1938 ae 80-2-29 Senile HIGHLAND CEMETERY A-M CHERRY CREEK, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nychauta/CEMETERY/Highlnd1.html | DELAHOY, David M (I899)
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| 67 | Delahoy, Hubert James Number: 6009 Rank: Private [Pte] Unit: 39th Bn Australian Inf Service: Army Conflict: 1914-1918 Date of Death: 10/06/1918 Place of Death: Cause of Death: Killed in action Memorial Panel: 131 Cemetery or Memorial Details: FRANCE 144 Adelaide Cemetery Villers-Bretonneux Next Of Kin: Place Of Enlistment: 27th April 1916, Ararat, VIC Native Place: Notes: DELAHOY, Pte. Hubert James, 6009. 39th Bn. Australian Inf. Killed in action 10th June, 1918. Age 22. Son of Ellen and the late Walter Delahoy, of Ararat, Victoria, Australia. I. A. 12. Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army Full listing of 39th Battalion at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwi/army.txt http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-conflicts-periods/ww1/1aif/3div/10bde/nominal_roll.htm | DELAHOY, Hubert James (I339)
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| 68 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1803)
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| 69 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1817)
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| 70 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1728)
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| 71 | died at age 3, birthdate unknown | LEBARON, Elton (I1717)
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| 72 | Died at birth | DELAHOY, Arthur (I1260)
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| 73 | died at birth | MUSCATO, Christopher (I1656)
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| 74 | died at birth | MUSCATO, Florence (I1658)
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| 75 | Died at birth, Twin of Doris | DELAHOY, David (I2286)
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| 76 | died in infancy | DELAHOY, Valda Jean (I963)
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| 77 | died in infancy | DELAHOY, Lynette Winifred (I964)
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| 78 | Died in railway crossing accident | ROGERS, Douglas (I1047)
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| 79 | Died of a ruptured appendix. | DELAHOY, Charles (I1369)
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| 80 | died on a ship at sea en route to Canada | BILLING, William (I2670)
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| 81 | Dorothy worked at American Manufacturing for over 30 years and attended Bethany Church of God | WOODS, Dorothy H (I1908)
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| 82 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1776)
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| 83 | Edwin Humphrey and Ellen Delahoy daughter Rosaline was the mother of the snowy river bandit regards Dianne There is no publicly accessible official record of the personal history of Alan Torney, dating from the time of his admission to a mental hospital and details of his earlier life were clouded because the name Alan Torney was an alias. Born to Rosaline Carey nee Humphrey at Homebush Road, Avoca on 16 December 1911 his birth was registered as Allen Ernest Samuel Carey – Humphrey (father unknown). He was one of seven children and after his mother became the ‘housekeeper’ for a Samuel Torney, Allen adopted the name Alan Torney, under which name he was charged as the Snowy River Bandit. | HUMPHREY, Allen Ernest Samuel (I2250)
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| 84 | Eliza was a general servant at 57 Camden Park Rd London. She was unmarried at 20yo. She worked for William Dunk who was 38, came from Tunbridge and was an architect. His wife was Margaret S Dunk, she was 26 and came from Shoreditch Middlesex. Isaac, his wife Elizabeth and three daughters died 19 May 1918 in a German bombing raid. | JEWER, Elizabeth (I1254)
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| 85 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1925)
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| 86 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1706)
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| 87 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1696)
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| 88 | Ethel also had Irene, born out of wedlock and raised by her brother Frederick and his wife Daisy. See Frederick's children. | DELAHOY, Ethal Louise (I1263)
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| 89 | Etta worked as a servant for Frank Leapurn, according to the 1880 census. In later years she was a dressmaker | DELAHOY, Henryetta (I1540)
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| 90 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I581)
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| 91 | Family Search CDROM | Source (S2)
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| 92 | Fern died of a stroke on 12 Jan 1977. | DELAHOY, Fern Alice (I1565)
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| 93 | Following extracted from : no longer available online: Family of Job CUSHMAN (844) & Hannah WOODWARD 2011. Rev. Robert Woodward CUSHMAN, 8G Grandson, M. Born on 10 Apr 1800 in Woolwich ME. Occupation: watchmaker & jeweler; clergyman & teacher Widow of Rev. Frederick William Miles of Frederickton--a lady of distinguished intelligence and Christian virtues. Her maiden name ... Delahoy ... of French Huguenot descent. She bore him 3 children, 2 of whom died in infancy. They had the following children: 1930 i. Roberta (Died as Infant), F (1844-1845) 1931 ii. Ella, F (1846-) 1932 iii. Robert Woodward (Died as Infant), M (1848-1848) | DELAHOY, Elizabeth (I19)
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| 94 | Fought during WWI | DELAHOY, Percival Seymour (I1261)
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| 95 | Frank attended Falconer schools. At age 16, lied about his age to join the Navy and served 4 years during World War II. He worked at Marlin Rockwell for 38 years as a screw machine operator . They lived on a farm in Ellington and Frank helped the nearby farmers in his spare time. He was also a member of the Ellington Volunteer Fire Department, serving as chief and assistant chief, and belonged to the American Legion. He enjoyed softball, hunting and fishing | DELAHOY, Frank Wesley (I1923)
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| 96 | Gerald committed suicide 17 Sep 1933, Charlotte Center, NY | ROSE, Gerald Melvin (I1605)
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| 97 | GREAT WESTERN County: Borung Population: 300 Location: Stawell 8 miles BORUNG is a county in the W. part of the colony, bounded on the N. by 36° S. lat., by county Ripon, S.W by county Dundas, E. by 143° E. long., and the Avon, Richardson, and Wimmera rivers, which separate it from county Kara-Kara, and W. by the Wimmera river and Morton creek, which separate it from county Lowan. The principal townships in this county are | HOLDSWORTH, Henry (I891)
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| 98 | gregor mason indicates the mother is Ellen COMOR ref: b#20837 d#21750 | ELDRIDGE, Ellen Elizabeth (I215)
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| 99 | Guess based on age at death, parish etc Mary Ann doesn't show up and conflicts with Thomas on this chart http://members.aol.com/MomAddis/delehoy5.html | DELAHOY, Mary Ann (I1300)
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| 100 | H. E.'s occupation was listed as an operator. He deserted Ina and son so she moved in with her parents in Gowanda and Aunt Henretta took care of Howard while she worked. | HAMILTON, H E (I1736)
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