Notes
Matches 1,901 to 1,950 of 2,394
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| 1901 | Not living with mother in 1891. No marriage or death found. 1891 census has a James Dickie, a slater, (age 25) married to Margaret with one child (7 months) living in Barony. | Dickie, James (I4656)
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| 1902 | Not living with mother in 1901. Alive in 1891. Not found in 1901 census No death registered 1891 to 1901 | Williams, John (I1902)
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| 1903 | Not living with mother in 1901. | Williams, Florence (I1901)
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| 1904 | Not living with mother in 1901. | Williams, Mary Emma (I1900)
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| 1905 | Not located in 1881 census. | Coulter, Sarah (I5268)
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| 1906 | Not married 11/12/1905 Marriage not Sarah J Hunt, Walsall, D-1914, 6b 1370 Not in 1911 census. | Hunt, Sarah Jane (I4386)
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| 1907 | Not married at 1911 census. No marriage registered in Staffordshire. | Hunt, John William (I4383)
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| 1908 | Not married on 03/08/1912 Marriage not Sarah A Hunt, Walsall, M-1913, 6b 1112 | Hunt, Sarah Ann (I4379)
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| 1909 | Not married on 24/12/1912. No marriage registered either as Lillie or Lilly. Two marriages of Lily at Walsall. | Hunt, Lily (I4388)
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| 1910 | Not married. | Allen, Ellen Barnett (I6314)
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| 1911 | Not mentioned in father's will, therefore probably did not reach maturity. | Johnston, John (I4691)
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| 1912 | Not mentioned in father's will, therefore probably did not reach maturity. | Johnston, William (I4693)
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| 1913 | Not obviously in the 1841 census - may have died before. | Wadsworth, Benjamin (I507)
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| 1914 | Not on 1901 census; probably died before. | Wilde, Alice (I6702)
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| 1915 | Not on 1911 census although wife not shown at widow. | Mills, Joseph (I7416)
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| 1916 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2536)
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| 1917 | Not possible to determine on-line if any children. | Family: James Johnston Pryde / Janet Baillie Dickson (F2061)
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| 1918 | Not possible to determine on-line if any children. | Family: James Johnston Pryde / Annie Elizabeth Drummond Drysdale (F2060)
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| 1919 | Not possible to determine on-line if any children. | Family: Andrew Patrick MacLachlan / Wilhelmina Stevenson Macnab (F2066)
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| 1920 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F2079)
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| 1921 | Not present for 1891 and 1901 censuses. Death probably South Manchester D-1930. | Williams, Joseph (I1899)
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| 1922 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3116)
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| 1923 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3247)
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| 1924 | Occupation at time of marriage also given as 'painter' or 'printer'. Started his first silk mill in 1815 in Newcastle under Lyme. Made a fortune in the silk business. Had a prominent position in Newcastle under Lyme as a householder and churchman until his death in 1836. Lived at Friarswood i.e. at the silk mill. Extracts from 'The soft silk industry of Newcastle under Lyme by Stephen M Adams':- 'Two enterprising gentlemen, Thomas Major Lester and Samuel Henshall entered into partnership and, in 1815 aand they erected a silk throwing mill in Marsh Parade'. (ref. Parliamentary Papers 1834 XX page 312). 'The partnership was a success; silk had established a firm foothold in Newcastle under Lyme but unforeseen difficulties were soon to shatter the dreams of lasting prosperity.' 'In the period 1829 to 1832, Henshall and Lester's mill in Marsh Parade was still a relatively modern factory employing 150 people and was powered by a 8 hp steam engine'. 'Richard Faulkner of the Friarswood Road factory entered into partnership with Thomas Lester, who ambitiously transferred his allegiance from the Marsh Parade Mill to the much larger Friarswood Road Manufactory. This new association was a relatively short one. It ended with the departure of Faulkner on 27/3/1830. The Friarswood Road Mill later became a family concern when William Upton Lester and his brother John were admitted to their father's business on 1/1/1834. In the meantime, Samuel Henshall had replaced his former partner by his own son William.' Gravestone implies that he was born in 1776. From Newcastle Museum: - 'Friarswood Mill wove both dress fabrics and ribbons. Ribbons were used to trim hats and bonnets and were also used as decoration on dresses, Silk dress fabrics were woven in narrow widths. The first silk mill in Newcastle was opened in 1822 by Henshall and Lester in Marsh Parade. By 1833 there were five silk mills in the area including two at Silverdale, which employed over 700 people in total including many children. The silk industry declined towards the end of the 19th century and the mills were converted to Fustian cutting'. Friarswood Mill was used for silk production from 1835 to 1857 (Newcastle musuem). It was sold by auction on 13/05/1855. Another source says that the mill was built in 1825 and first used in January 1826. Friarswood Mill was up for auction in July 1844. (His will was not proved until 1844!) | Lester, Thomas Major (I68)
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| 1925 | Of Clowne. | Bennett, William (I467)
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| 1926 | Of Derby. In 1871 lodging with sister and brother in law at 53 Clifton Street, Derby. | Bennett, George (I468)
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| 1927 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1094)
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| 1928 | On census day 1881 a William Lester, age 41, (head) was living at Stoke on Trent. He was born at Newcastle under Lyme. He was a Potter's Merchant. (The as enumerated fiche was missing). | Lester, William (I1096)
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| 1929 | On census day 1881 was living at 200 Earl's Court. Major in first world war. Left £5172 | Freyberg, Herbert (I1206)
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| 1930 | On census day 1881 was living with his wife and with his brother in law, Herbert Freyberg and wife Laura, at 200 Earl's Court Road together with another brother in law and sister in law and three servants. Committed suicide by shooting himself in the head and died at the London Hospital on 10/07/1894. Inquest was held on 13/07/1894. Address at time of death was given as 26 Halford Road, Richmond. This address was not listed in the 1891 census. His address in the 1891 census was 31 Halford Road. Sons, John Beaumont and Eric Stanley were born at 26 Halford Road. Wife's death certificate gives his occupation as private secretary. The term 'secretary' probably indicates that he was a clerk and the 1891 census records him as a warehouseman. The implication is that he was living somewhat above his means, having a house in Richmond and working in Whitechapel. Probate record: Director and secretary of a public company. Died at Albert Street, Shadwell, Middlesex. Effects worth £953 18s 2d | Lester, John Beaumont (I104)
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| 1931 | On day of 1881 census was living at 1 Lambton Mews, Kensington. | Else, John (I1137)
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| 1932 | One birth only in 1911 census. Possible but not probable births: - Leonard Wright, mother Lawson, Coventry, S-1911, 6d 1078. Josephine ? Wright, mother Lawson, Doncaster, J-1913, 9c 1857 | Family: John Robert Wright / Maggie Lawson (F870)
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| 1933 | One child died before 1911 census | Family: Jonathan Gresty / Annie Williams (F3524)
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| 1934 | One child died before 1911 census. | Family: Albert Thomas / Margaret Gertrude Doig (F3503)
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| 1935 | One person underage in 1939 register | Family: Henry Wilcock / Margaret Gertrude Thomas (F3505)
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| 1936 | One possible birth up to D-1974: Craig Anthony Allen, Lichfield, M-1972, 9b 964. However, the family probably continued to live at Walsall as the first child married at Walsall in 1999. Lichfield district may cover part of this area. There is no marriage of Craig to check but he lives at Aldridge, Staffordshire. | Family: / Marion Ball (F3141)
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| 1937 | One possible child: Eileen M Hughes, Willesden, J-1917, 3a 473 | Family: Frederick William Alfred Hughes / Elsie Ada Howard (F1071)
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| 1938 | One unidentified child in 1939 register. | Family: Walter Harold Hedison / Ivy Louisa Wiles (F3500)
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| 1939 | Only possible birth is Paul Cooper, Cuckfield, M-1947, 5h 260 | Family: Eric Norman Cooper / Marjorie Dora Inskipp (F1149)
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| 1940 | OPR's give following origins for John Campbell:- son of Charles Cambell and Helen Leech, born 01/09/1743 at Ayr son of John Campbell and Mary Cameron, baptised 04/07/1745 at Ayr son of Robert Campbell and Lilias Blair, baptised 19/01/1743 at Ayr son of Alexander Campbell and Agnes Barber, born 22/03/1744 at Ayr | Campbell, John (I1192)
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| 1941 | OPR's give four other possible origins for James Johnston:- son of Peter Johnston and Agnes Lusk baptised at Irvine on 22/08/1799 son of John Johnston and Mary Blair baptised at Irvine on 01/03/1801 son of William Johnston and Jean Glass born at Irvine on 23/06/1806 son of James Johnston and Helen Russell baptised at Ayr on 26/08/1803 At time of marriage was 'of Irvine'. Founder member (1826) and past president (1833) of Irvine Burns Club. Town Clerk or Irvine for 32 years. | Johnston, James (I55)
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| 1942 | OPR's give the birth of a James Crichton son of John Crichton and Margaret McAdam at Ayr on 05/06/1771. Also a baptism of a James Crichton son of James Crichton and Jean Thomson at Kilmarnock on 03/01/1768. Responsible for moving the Ayrshire Bank to a more prominent position in the High Street at Irvine. | Crichton, James (I406)
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| 1943 | OPR's give two marriages for John Johnston at Irvine:- to Catharine Hunter on 11/12/1847 to Elisabeth Brown on 18/02/1849 At time of marriage to Elisabeth Brown, was 'of Irvine' Marriage to Elizabeth Brown is incorrect judging by censuses. No records. There is no reference in the censuses. Since he is referred to as 'sometime commission merchant in Glasgow' in his father's will, this suggests that it was not known where he was or what he was doing at the time that the will was written. However, it was known that he died in Tacna, Peru by virtue of a reference on his father's gravestone in Irvine churchyard. | Johnston, John (I105)
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| 1944 | Other possible births: Violet Ellen, Chesterfield, M-1902, 7b 810 - NO Elsie, Chesterfield, M-1910. 7b 838 - NO | Family: George Richard Swinburn / Hannah Elizabeth Dudley (F2149)
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| 1945 | Other possible children: Mabel, Mansfield, M-1917 Harold, Chesterfield M-1919 - died M-1919 7b 998 Jeffrey, Chesterfield M-1919 7b 1060 Possible marriages of Mabel: to Keeton at Chesterfield, J-1943 - NO to Allen at Chesterfield, S-1956 Possible marriage of Jeffrey to Money 1966 but not to Roberts 1950 | Family: Frederick Cooper / Sabina Vera Bennett (F2301)
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| 1946 | Other possible children: Robert Andrew F Pryde, Lasswade, 1917 Eliza M M Grand Pryde, Lasswade, 1917 | Family: Robert Hamilton Pryde / Sarah Eleanor Braithwaite (F2057)
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| 1947 | Other possible children: - William J Lengden, born S-1866 (Salford 8d 96), died M-1870 (Salford 8d 82) James Lengden, born J-1867 (Salford 8d 50) James Joseph Lengden, born J-1869 (Salford 8d 111), died M-1870 (8d 76) Elizabeth Alice Lengden, born D-1869 (Salford 8d 45), died D-1870 (Salford 8d 26) | Family: William Lengden / Margaret Doig (F962)
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| 1948 | Otherwise known as Taylor. | Raillie, James (I8523)
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| 1949 | Parentage needs confirmation. | Calow, Mabel Annie (I541)
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| 1950 | Parents' marriage was in 1898. A birth was found in D-1895 (Lily Wright, Lincoln, 7a 480). No other Lily Wright up to J-1901. May be illegitimate child of Rebcca Newton, in which case her real name could be Lily Newton and this might be why the census gives her as Lily Newton Wright. Marriage re-checked to D-1920. | Newton, Lily (I2277)
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