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201 Data shows two baptism dates for R30 the second being: 15 Jan 1938 Logan temple.

Rhoda baptism date may be 15 Jan. 1938 at Logan. 
PHELPS, Rhoda (I173)
 
202 Date of death must have been after the birth of her son John Strong born 16 June 1733 THRALL, Abigail (I876)
 
203 Daughter of a Scottish mercant from Edinburgh. In 1955 the Clarkson family still lived in and around Rochester. CLARKSON, Jessie (I1672)
 
204 David and his cousin Joel were among the first settlers of Torrington, but he later moved to the Hoyt Meadow property. THRALL, David (I326)
 
205 David's wedding day speech is reproduced below, taken from his original manuscript notes ...

Ladies and Gentlemen, on behalf of my wife and I, I would like to thank you for being here with us today, sharing in our happiness. Thank you to everyone who has brought us gifts & greetings.

I would like to keep my speech short but there are some very special people we would like to thank. Firstly, all the people who have helped in preparing for today's celebrations by baking and in other ways too numerous to mention. Particularly we would thank Carmen, Marva, Tessa and Shelene for their hard work and travelling from America and Canada to be with us here today.

I would also like to thank Chris McLaggan, Earl, Shanaz, Stephen and Ron Harry for staying here this morning to look after the sound equipment.

We must thank Hayden and Yasmin for being such a well-behaved pageboy and flower girl. This is also an appropriate moment to thank the beautiful bridesmaids who are Michelle's three sisters: Sonja, Sharon, Tanya and my cousinvAmanda. They all complemented the Bride perfectly. Thanks to Rose who made the bridesmaids' dresses.

We are grateful to our two ushers, one of whom isvIan, Michelle's brother who is also installing the central heating in our new house. For those of you who know Michelle well, she is very appreciative of anything that stops her from being cold, and therefore I am eternally grateful to Ian.

The other usher today was my brother, Stacey. Stacey led the way and celebrated his first wedding anniversary a few days ago. I would particularly like to thank him for his help and I hope that we will remain close now that we are both married.

You are about to hear from my best man, Lee, who will no doubt have a thing or two to say about me. Therefore I had better say the good things about him before I hear what he has to say.

Lee and I have been best friends since schooldays and whilst other friends have come and gone, we have remained close. The test of friendship is trust, and I can say without a doubt I would trust Lee without hesitation if it came to the crunch. Even if we have a falling out or disagreement, I know that if I need help, he will still come to my aid. I have never had any other friend like Lee and I must thank him for doing the hardest job today and for his good friendship. He will also be deejay-ing later on and I understand that he will be joined later by his deejay-ing partner, The Englishman, for what will be a great party.

We would like to give very special thanks to Michelle's grandparents who have set us a fine example and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. We hope that we may follow in their footsteps. I would personally like to thank them for welcoming me into their home as a total stranger and gradually accepting me as one of the family.

Michelle has told me that when I first gave her a lift home from work when we both worked at Safeway in Stanmore on Saturdays her grandmother said to her "Watch that boy because he is after you." Well there was never a wiser woman!

I could not finish without giving a very special thanks to our parents who are probably breathing a collective sigh of relief to be rid of us. Both of us were their first born and we hope that we have lived up to their expectations, as they have certainly lived up to ours. We would both like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

However, no matter how wonderful today has been, it has for me a great deal of sadness, as none of my grandparents have lived to see this day; and it is now almost four years to the day that my Dad suddenly passed away.

Today would be perfect if I could shake his hand and thank him for being the best father I could hope for. At least I have some wonderful memories and photos to show my children, should we be blessed with any.

Of course, the reason we are all here is to see the beautiful Bride. Michelle and I have a lot in common - we were both born in Kingsbury Hospital, both went to Claremont High School and both worked at Safeway in Stanmore. As I was at all of these places first, I soon figured out that she was following me and was probably infatuated with me.

Since our first date at McDonalds on 25 January 1987, Michelle has had a dramatic effect on me, by giving me greater confidence in myself and giving me a new perspective on life. In some ways, I feel she is too good for me. She is good-looking, intelligent, independent friendly and very popular.

I still don't know what made her decide to say yes to me. There is no doubt that Michelle is the kindest and most caring person that I have ever met, and she will always have my undying love for making me so happy and marrying me today.

Finally, I am pleased to finish with even more good news, Michelle has just heard that she has passed her Legal Executive exams.

 
Family: David Henry THRALE / Michelle Antoinette MCLAGGAN (F177)
 
206 Deacon in the Congregational Church ROSE, Justus (I413)
 
207 Death date is approximate As my mother stated that she was 15 years old when her mother died. Moter was born in 1909. BREMER, Emma Augusta (I12)
 
208 Death date may be 17 July 1731 or 7 July 1731. Died unmarried.

His brother moses was executor of his estate, which was divided on-eigth to each brother, [Inventory L 171-1-9] 
THRALL, Aaron (I303)
 
209 Death Notice: Bucks Herald, 15th April 1841: At Redbourn, William Burchmore, Esq., aged 78, many years resident at Flamstead Abbey [Flamsteadbury], Hertfordshire. BURCHMORE, William (I496)
 
210 Deborah was the daughter of Thomas Gunn who came over from England with Timothy's father and the Dorchester Company in 1630. GUNN, Deborah (I228)
 
211 Degree of D. D. THRALL, Reverend Stephen Chipman (I466)
 
212 Descendant of John chipman who married Hope Howland, the daughter of Jogn Howland, Pilgrim. Her uncle was first Attorney General of Vermont, a petitioner for Statehood. She became senile in her last few years, she was never bed-ridden, and took pride in her appearance. CHIPMAN, Laura (I465)
 
213 Descendant of Nathaniel Bowman, who settled in Lexington, Massachusetts (then Cambridge Farms) in 1630 and in 1640 built the famous "Mansion House" there BOWMAN, Miriam Hunt (I1331)
 
214 Descendants to Cunningham Hill Farm COX, Thomas Daniel (I45882)
 
215 Descended through Richard Clough and Anne Clough, the heiress, from the Cloughs of Bachygraig. It was from the Clough's that the Salusbury's inheireted the estate of Bachygraig. Anne Clough was married to Roger Salusbury of Llewenney in Denbighshire. SALUSBURY, Thomas (I427)
 
216 Did have one daughter "Agato". She did not marry, but had two children: Leon & another boy. Leon went to Connecticut USA in 1944 and left a seven storey mansion. He was a carpenter and seventh Adventist Leon's father's was married to another woman. Family: Richard GRANT / Mina Rebecca DALEY (F953)
 
217 Did John Thrall marry his eldest brother's wife Elizabeth Toplis i95? THRALL, John (I94)
 
218 Did not have any children. WILSON, James Douglas de Vauvineux (I46036)
 
219 Died "an ancient man". THRALE, Robert (I2179)
 
220 Died 'weak from great age'. HALSEY, Sarah (I65)
 
221 Died 3 days before his 101st birthday. Died between 01:00 and 05:00 in his sleep. DALEY, Ferdinand Emmanuel (I451)
 
222 Died aged 1 month THRALL, Hugh (I1637)
 
223 Died aged 11 months THRALL, Jennie Grace (I2866)
 
224 Died aged 11 years THRALL, Barbary (I402)
 
225 Died aged 16 ROSE, Philena (I707)
 
226 Died aged 17 years ROSE, Matilda (I717)
 
227 Died aged 18 months PARSONS, Frankie (I1711)
 
228 Died aged 20. THRALL, Mary (I2273)
 
229 Died aged 26 WILMOT, Julia C (I2529)
 
230 Died aged 7 yrs 10 mths COX, John Beasney (I1873)
 
231 Died aged 76 ROOT, Sarah Idaline (I3030)
 
232 Died aged 8 THRALL, Nelson Peyton (I2996)
 
233 Died at 17.30 in local nursing home. THRALE, Olga Eileen Isobel (I149)
 
234 Died at 3.30am WILLIE, Ivy Esmural (I452)
 
235 Died at 4 am whilst with sister LindsayBLOCK, Shirley Helen (I370)
 
236 Died at 9am in presence of both daughters. PEARCE, Ida Maud (I414)
 
237 Died from sunstroke when she went on holiday. The story has often been told at home that she went away for a week, enjoyed it so much she stayed for another. But the weather was too good and she died as described. THRALE, Beatrice Maud (I232)
 
238 Died in infancy THRALL, Mary (I350)
 
239 Died in infancy THRALL, Unknown (I420)
 
240 Died in infancy THRALL, Unknown (I421)
 
241 Died in infancy THRALL, Unknown (I422)
 
242 Died in infancy THRALL, Nettie (I1653)
 
243 Died in infancy THRALL, Samuel O (I1800)
 
244 Died in infancy THRALL, Willam H (I1882)
 
245 Died in infancy THRALL, Eugene L (I1883)
 
246 Died in infancy THRALL, James H (I1884)
 
247 Died in infancy REEVES, William (I3015)
 
248 Died on board ship THRALL, Walter J (I1971)
 
249 Died soon after the marriage of her daughter Mary Morgan Potts CHESTERMAN, Jane (I45961)
 
250 Died unmarried THRALE, Alban (I345)
 

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