my name is rex alan lawton jr,and im trying to find family on my fathers side,i know he had a sister her name is hariette and her husband is clifford,if you can please help

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2. Caroline Amelia Harvey (Moses1) was born about 1850 in New Brunswick.
Caroline married John Cathers Porter on 2 Jun 1873 in Perth, Ontario. John was born about 1851.

Children from this marriage were:
13 M i. Minnie Agusta Porter was born on 22 Mar 1875 in Mornington, Perth, Ontario.
14 M ii. Howard Harvey Porter was born on 26 Dec 1880 in Millbank, Perth, Ontario.
10. Mary Frances Harvey (Moses1) was born on 16 Feb 1870 in Elma, Perth, Ontario and died on 8 Jan 1950 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mary married Donald Malcolm E Lineham on 3 Oct 1895 in Elma, Perth, Ontario. Donald was born on 17 Mar 1872 in Perth, Ontario and died on 29 Aug 1957 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Children from this marriage were:
15 F i. Lillian Marie Lineham was born on 10 Aug 1896 in Perth, Ontario and died on 4 May 1991 in Delta, British Columbia, Canada.
Lillian married Torsten Richard Swanson on 25 Dec 1928 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
16 F ii. Dorothea Helen Mctinyre Lineham was born on 18 Jul 1901 in Perth, Ontario.
Dorothea married Frank Leslie Chester on 7 Sep 1923 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
17 F iii. Doris Margaret Lineham was born on 6 Jan 1904 in Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada and died on 14 May 1973 in Richmond, British Columbia.
Doris married Clifford Chalmer Ternan on 11 Jun 1925 in Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada. Clifford died on 28 Apr 1991.
18 M iv. Donald Harvey Lineham was born on 22 Jul 1907 in Manitoba, Canada and died on 5 Feb 1946 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Donald married Margaret Teresa Hopkins on 18 Feb 1928 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Donald next married Marion Edith Hopkins on 5 Mar 1933 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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Ruddock, John C.

John C. Ruddock. Born in the city of St. John, NB, Mar.13, 1852, and accompanied his parents to New York, where his father left the family, consisting of the mother and three children, and went to California. In the spring of 1853 the father sent for the family, who came to California by way of the Isthmus of Panama, and settled in Jamestown, Tuolumne co. There James Ruddock, the father, engaged in mining, merchandising, stock-raising and lumbering at different times, and was one of the leading and influential citizens of the county. The children attended whatever private schools there were in the vicinity until the establishment of the public schools, which institutions were attended regularly by them. In 1868 John passed an examination before the Co. School Board, and obtained a second grade certificate, and engaged to teach school at Green Springs, Tuolumne co. After completing a term of about 7 months he followed the family, who had moved to San Francisco and entered the State Normal school. He graduated from that institution in March, 1871, and soon engaged to teach at Onisbo public school, about 15 miles south of Sacramento on the river near Courtland Landing. Next he came to Mendocino co. and took charge of the public school at Mendocino, in August, 1871. He continued until June, 1875, when he went to Round Valley, Mendocino co. to teach an unexpired term of about 6 months. In the fall of 1875 he was elected to the position of County Superintendent of Public Schools, to which position he was re-elected in 1878. During his incumbency he, for two terms, acted as Vice-Principal of the Ukiah City school, and before retiring from office was chosen to the Principalship, which he holds at the present writing. Mr. Ruddock was married Feb. 4, 1880, to Kate Siddons. His parents are both living, and reside in San Francisco.

History of Mendocino Co., CA - San Francisco, CA Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers. 1880 Pp. 667

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Ruddock, John C.

Born. in the city of St. John, New Brunswick, March 13, 1852, and accompanied his parents to New York, where his father left the family, consisting of the mother and three children, and went to seek his fortune in California. In the spring of 1853 the father sent for the family, who came to California by way of the Isthmus of Panama, and settled in Jamestown, Tuolumne co. James Ruddock, the father, engaged in mining, merchandising, stock-raising and lumbering at different times, and was one of the leading and influential citizens of the county. The children were kept closely at whatever private schools there were in the vicinity until the establishment of the public schools, which institutions were attended regularly by them. In 1868 John C. passed an examination before the County School Board, and obtained a second grade certificate, and engaged to teach the public school at Green Springs, Tuolumne co.. After completing a term of about seven months he followed the family, who had moved to San Francisco in the meantime, and entered the State Normal school. Graduated in March, 1871, and soon after engaged to teach the Onisbo public school, about fifteen miles south of Sacramento City, on the river near Courtland Landing. From there he came to Mendocino co. and took charge of the public school at Mendocino City, in August, 1871. He continued in that position until June, 1875, when he went to Round valley, Mendocino co, to teach an unexpired term of about six months. In the fall of 1875 he was elected on the Democratic ticket to the position of County Superintendent of Public Schools, to which position he was re-elected in 1878. During his incumbency in office he, for two terms, acted as Vice-Principal of the Ukiah City school, before retiring from office was chosen to the Principalship, which he holds at present. Married February 4, 1880, to Kate Siddons. His father and mother are both living, and reside in San Francisco.

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Do you happen to know where Caleb Newton and Charity Smith are buried?
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Is Mary Lackie who married Moses Harvey any relation to this family and is Moses the son of James Harvey?

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I remember May Day Festivals. They were usually held on the last day of school. We would dress up in our finest dresses, hair done nice with ribbons and head out to school with such anticipated excitement.
Parents would come and set in the seats set up on the school lawn. Old Brownie cameras were held ready.
Maypoles were danced around, classes sang "Bingo" and "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly" and Jack Lalane's workout song of "Push Ups Every Morning, 10 Times!" was played as a class did the PE routine to it.
Ahhh....those were the days!

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