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Margaret Rebecca Pye

BirthAbt 1892 - Chorley, England

Death26 September 1984 - York, York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada

MotherMartha Ainsworth

FatherEdwin Pye

Born in Chorley, England on Abt 1892 to Edwin Pye and Martha Ainsworth. Margaret Rebecca Pye married Henry Boulter and had 1 child. She passed away on 26 September 1984 in York, York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents

Edwin Pye
1856 - Unknown

Martha Ainsworth
1866 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Henry Boulter
1882 - 1950

Children

Doris May Boulter
1916 - 2004

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Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1826-1938

Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1826-1938

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Henry Kenway Seaton Boulter

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Surname meaning for Pye

English (north-West Midlands Lancashire Yorkshire and Norfolk): nickname from Middle English (Old French) pie ‘magpie’ which could be given to someone who wore black and white clothing had grey-streaked dark hair or had a loud chattering voice and impertinent behaviour or was cunning or sly The uncomplimentary senses derive from the bird's behavior and are recorded uses of the word in Middle English and early Modern English. English: occasionally perhaps a topographic or habitational name referring to a house or inn named Pie ‘magpie’. There were two London taverns so named but whether these gave rise to a hereditary surname is not known. Surnames derived from house and inn signs are rare in English. English (of Norman origin): nickname from Anglo-Norman French and Middle English pie ‘merciful compassionate kind’ a variant of Old French Anglo-Norman French piu peu; see Pew (2). Welsh English (Herefordshire): apparently an Anglicized a shortened form of Welsh ap Hugh ap Hew ap Huw ‘son of Hugh’. The Welsh patronymic was normally shortened to Pugh and Pew 1 but in this case it seems that the diphthong in /piu/ has been simplified to /pi:/ spelled Pye and Pie becoming pronounced in early Modern English as /pai/. The change might have been made on the analogy of Pye the Anglo-Norman French name in 3 above as a variant of Pew Alternatively since this gentry family seems to be English or Anglo-Norman in origin perhaps their name was the name in 3 above but it was mistakenly re-interpreted as a variant of Welsh Pugh a relatively frequent surname in Herefordshire through Welsh immigration.