Notes
Matches 2,251 to 2,300 of 2,397
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| 2251 | There are records of him travelling between UK and India. This may account for why there is no record of his death in UK. Worked for the Vacuum Oil Company as an accountant, apparently in Egypt. | MacLachlan, Andrew Patrick (I4660)
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| 2252 | There are several further Eckersall's born at Bucklow, not all of whom can be children of this couple. | Family: John Grounds Eckersall / Hannah Dey (F2790)
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| 2253 | There are several more births to Hunt at Walsall up to 1928. | Family: Henry Edward Fincher / Amy Hunt (F1928)
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| 2254 | There are several potential births at West Ham between S-1903 and s-1911 but not Rose, West Ham, S-1904, 4a 240 They probably parted company before December 1909 which was when Rose gave birth to a son by Charles' nephew Herbert Ernest. | Family: Charles Reuben Lester / Rose Elizabeth Row (F814)
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| 2255 | There are two marriages of Gladys M Calow at Chesterfield: - to Frith in J-1921, and to Smith in D-1932. Assumed to be the former as he is listed at Bolsover in the 1901 census. | Calow, Gladys May (I2353)
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| 2256 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F3174)
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| 2257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F1012)
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| 2258 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F1010)
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| 2259 | There is a discrepancy between the birth and death registrations (death before birth) | Doig, Beryl (I6557)
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| 2260 | There is a marriage of Arthur Smith to Mary Annie Crompton at Worksop on 23/04/1932. Father is Arthur Smith, deceased, no occupation given. (see certificate). Age is correct but name does not include George. | Smith, George Arthur (I2877)
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| 2261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Michael Bruce Wakefield / Living (F3036)
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| 2262 | There is no birth registered at Walsall of a Fanny or Frances Hunt or Briscoe but there is baptism on 18/06/1856 of Frances Briscoe (mother Mary Briscoe of Bloxwich, no father). She appears in the 1861 census as Fanny Hunt, daughter and she was clearly brought up as a member of the Hunt family. | Briscoe, Frances (I6066)
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| 2263 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F2333)
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| 2264 | There may be a child from this marriage but cannot trace Lucy in 1901 census. | Family: Elijah Driffill / Lucy Little (F841)
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| 2265 | There were 5 other children. 6 died before 04/1911. Fanny, Benjamin and Thomas are the only ones known to have survived until that date. There were four others still alive. | Family: Benjamin Jones / Mary Jane Bennett (F369)
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| 2266 | There were the following marriages of a Robert Savage at Barlborough: 14/03/1836 to Julia Tomlinson 14/09/1829 to Ann Darley | Savage, Robert (I3884)
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| 2267 | There would not have been any other children. | Family: Edward Stanley Rigby Lester / Hannah Lyon Maddox (F344)
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| 2268 | They emigrated to Quebec arriving on 19/10/1910 aboard the Megantic. There were no children with them. In 1911 census was living with Charlotte at Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewen and was a clerk. In 1916 census they were living at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewen. At this time he was a labourer and Charlotte was a servant. This census included a son John. No sign of them in 1921 census. | Vickers, Arthur Garnet (I3820)
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| 2269 | This family emigrated to Australia. Sarah Ann and the children sailed on the Pakeha (White Star Line) from Liverpool to Sydney on 04/02/1913, arriviing on 18/03/1913. Walter George was not on the same ship so it is assumed that he travelled earlier although he cannot be found anywhere in the emigration records or the immigration records. He is thought to have worked in the coal mining industry around Wollongog, as his death certificate gives his profession as miner. | Wright, Walter George (I1991)
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| 2270 | This is assumed to be the marriage. Thomas Briscoe claimed to be born at Pelsall and it is known that although there was a chapel at Pelsall, marriages took place at St. Peter's, Wolverhampton.. | Family: Thomas Briscoe / Sarah Collier (F26)
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| 2271 | This marriage is assumed to be of Herbert Newton Lester, father of Percy Godfrey Lester. | Family: Herbert Newton Lester / Elizabeth Tatham (F793)
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| 2272 | This marriage not found up to D-1961. | Family: Frank Grant / Daisy Victoria Maling (F385)
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| 2273 | This marriage was probably bigamous as Priscilla Killbery apparently claimed a pension when he died in 1894. | Family: Henry Francis Killbery / Caroline Maria Wolfe (F37)
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| 2274 | This may be the Frederick Hughes that was lodging with the John/Elizabeth Hughes family in 1881. His age was given as 11 months which is about right. His father was in prison at that time. | Hughes, Fred (I2558)
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| 2275 | This person is assumed to be the illigitimate child of Charles Simms. Although she was registered as Edith Coddington at birth, at the time of the 1891 census she was named as Edith Simms (age 6, born at Dunston) and was visiting Charles Simms' brother and wife at Sheffield with Susannah Simms. No birth of such an Edith Simms was registered. After her marriage there is no further reference to her or her husband. They may have emigrated (A Mr. C Fell, joiner, and Mrs. Fell left London for New South Wales on 26/07/1912). | Coddington, Edith (I5520)
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| 2276 | This person may be a daughter of David Maxwell Doig. Not listed on 1871 census but did not die until 1888 (see below). Apparently not present at husband's death (see below). Death certificate suggests birth 1829. 1881 census suggests birth 04/1821 to 04/1822. 1861 census suggests birth 04/1824 to 04/1825. Calendar of Prisoners Manchester Order Book Ref QSO/2/247 MF10/64: "Catherine Brack Appearing in court in the custody of the keeper of the county Prison at Manchester aforesaid and having at this session been convicted of larceny after having been previously convicted of felony. This court doth therefore order and direct the said Catherine Brack to be kept in Penal servitude for the term of ten years pursuant to the stature in such case made and provided. And this court doth further order and direct that the said Catherine Brack shall be subject to the supervision of the police for a further period of 7 years to commence immediately after the expiration of the sentence of ten years penal servitude passed on the said Catherine Brack at this session for felony pursuant to the statue in such case made and provided. 8th April 1878." This perhaps explains why she was not at home in 1871(census) and 1874 (Husband's death) since it says that she had been in trouble before. In the 1881 census she was in prison at Woking. She is down as a widow which she would have been then. Her age is wrong. She would have served 10 years by 1888 Her death certificate indicates that she died on 14/01/1888. She was living at 18 Bombay Street, Salford (Greengate Area). Her age is given as 58 years and she is down as: the widow of Christopher Brack a machine fitter. Her son Christopher is down as the informant and present at death. She died of Chronic Bronchitis Anasarca (fluid on the legs). In July 1867 she was in Salford New Bailey Prison, convicted of being drunk and disorderly at Bury. Her birth details were given as Dublin 1827. | Doig, Catherine Jane (I2939)
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| 2277 | Thomas Newton married Juliana Clayton at Killamarsh 04/12/1809. | Family: Thomas Newton / Julia Clayton (F45)
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| 2278 | Thomas Wright was baptised at Stretford, 06/10/1793, father Samuel Wright, mother Ann. Burial register says 'of Chorlton on Medlock' Not in 1851 census | Wright, Thomas (I51)
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| 2279 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2543)
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| 2280 | Thought to have died between 04/1861 and 04/1871 according to the censuses. Also he does not figure in James Calow's will as do his brothers. 1851 census suggests born between 04/1834 and 04/1835 1861 census suggests born between 04/1835 and 04/1836 Possible death D-1862. | Mitchell, Joshua (I3928)
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| 2281 | Thought to have died between early 1874 and 04/1881. In the 1881 census his wife is the head of household although it says that she is married. No death registrered and it is not Walsall M-1885, 6b 459. The 1891 census records his wife as a widow. Daughter's marriage certificate in 1884 does not say he was deceased. The surname varies between Bricknell, Bricknall, Bracknell and Bracknall. Possible death: Thomas Bracknell, Walsall, M-1875, 6b 696. Although at Seymour in 1861, must have been there only for a short time as children were born at Walsall in 1860 and 1863. | Bracknall, Thomas (I4322)
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| 2282 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Ida Annie Calow (F533)
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| 2283 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F356)
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| 2284 | Three additional children had died by 1911. | Family: Albert Wolfe / Adelaide Sabina Cambridge (F2118)
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| 2285 | Three deaths of Thomas Frederick Walker recorded at Chesterfield: 02/1990 dob 28/10/1917 06/1995 dob 02/12/1911 06/1998 dob 26/03/1906 | Walker, Thomas Frederick (I6794)
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| 2286 | Too many marriages in NSW to identify a marriage of William. There is a marriage of William Arthur Wright to Olive Marie Miller at Wollongong in 1952. The 1943 voters' list gives William and Edith Mary Wright living at 25 Victoria Street, Wollongong but no corresponding marriage is listed in NSW. In 1937 a William Wright, labourer, was living at Fairy Street, Keiraville. This could be the same address as his parents: Fairy Street, Gwynneville. There is no listing in subsequent voters' lists for New South Wales. Alive in 1949 as mentioned on father's death certificate. | Wright, William (I8345)
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| 2287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F3169)
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| 2288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F3166)
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| 2289 | Travelled to New York from Southampton 23/08/1939 after having arrived at Liverpool on 11/07/39. At that time profession was given as teacher. | Pryde, Helen (I8732)
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| 2290 | Travelled with wife to Quebec on 08/06/1938 from Liverpool. Address given as 73 Cheapside, London EC2 and occupation as 'doctor'. Left £75059 (probate index). William Cullen, Scottish chemist & metallurgist, was born 18May1867 in Shettleston, Glasgow, Scotland, the son of William & Margaret (Johnston) Cullen of Uddingston, Glasgow. His parents were married 03Jul1866 in Bridgeton, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. William had at least one sibling, a sister Anne Finlay Cullen born 23Jul1869 at Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland. William served with Nobel's Explosives Co as a chemist and with Kynoch's Ltd. After 1901, he served as a manager of the British South African Explosives Company, served as President of the Chemical, Metallurgical, and Mining Society of South Africa, and as Honorary Secretary of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science. On his return to England in 1915, Cullen was on staff at the Department of Explosives Supply, served as President of the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, the Institution of Chemical Engineers, and the Society of Chemical Industry. William passed away in Edinburgh, Scotland at the age of 81 on 15Aug1948. William is said to have descended from the same family that produced Dr William Cullen (15Apr1710 - 5Feb1790), the famous Scottish doctor and chemist. The Cullens of Motherwell, Dalziel, Lanark, etc., are all said to stem from a parent family of Carshogle ( or Karshogle, Carshogill - meaning 'Carse of the Ghyle' or 'stream by the wooded glen' ) dating back to at least the mid-1600's. Concerning Dr William Cullen (1710-1790), it is fairly well known that his father was William Cullen of Saughs, Lanark. His mother was Elizabeth Robert(s)on, from the family of Ernock. From one of the accounts of Scotland, from the year 1688, it is said that "Mr William Cullen of Saughs, grandfather of the celebrated Dr Cullen, was one of the elders." and a name well known in the Covenant. This could be the same William Cullen, grandfather of Dr Cullen, who purchased some tracts of land in Bothwell parish in 1656 from Sir James Muirhead - "...William Cullen of Saughes ... the lands of Greinsyde, Trie, Foulzet, Holmebuss and Westfield in the parish of Bothwell...". The property of Saughs is said to have been in the family for "many generations" before Dr Cullen. Family travelled extensively between UK and South Africa. | Cullen, William (I5005)
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| 2291 | Twin with William Maxwell Married at 11 Battery Place, Rothesay, her home, according to the rites of the Free Church of Scotland. | Doig, Elisabeth (I413)
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| 2292 | Two children listed in 1901 census, unlikely any later children. | Family: Enoch Driffill / Annie Maria Cooper (F838)
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| 2293 | Two death entries at Chesterfield: either 08/1989 or 11/1993. Both have dates of birth within her range. | Lucas, Emma (I8355)
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| 2294 | Two deaths are recorded at Sheffield, both born in 1868: J-1916, 9c 586 D-1936, 9c 625 | Smith, Elizabeth (I2992)
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| 2295 | Two marriages at Walsall. | Hunt, John (I4372)
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| 2296 | Two marriages at Walsall. | Roberts, Clara (I7886)
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| 2297 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: / Living (F2524)
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| 2298 | Two possible second marriages: to Murphy, Walsall, S-1925, 6b 1566 to Thompson, Walsall, M-1926, 6b 814 | Hunt, Mary Ann (I4394)
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| 2299 | Ummarried 04/11/1855 (witness at sister's marriage). | Grounds, Mary (I2892)
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| 2300 | Unknown Blunn who died in infancy was probably Hilda or Samuel. | Family: John Blunn / Jane Ellen Ashworth (F3400)
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