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Matches 901 to 950 of 2,394
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| 901 | Births Sep 1914 Smith Emma Hunt Walsall 6b 1453 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Births Sep 1915 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Smith Ethel Hunt Walsall 6b 1224 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Births Sep 1918 (99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Smith Amy Hunt Walsall 6b 1094 Smith Enoch Hunt Walsall 6b 1094 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Births Dec 1919 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Smith William H Hunt Walsall 6b 1572 | Family: Enoch Smith / Mary Ann Hunt (F1944)
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| 902 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F3065)
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| 903 | Born at 10 Gardner Road, West Derby. At date of marriage lived at 35 Leopold Road, Blundellsands. | Minns, Dorothy Mary (I1234)
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| 904 | Born at 107 Gough Street, Poplar. Father left the family when Percy was a few weeks old. Had a distinguished career as a navigator in the Second World War. | Lester, Percy William Gordon (I1370)
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| 905 | Born at 168 Park Lane, Basford. At time of marriage lived at South Normanton. | Calow, Henry (I984)
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| 906 | Born at 177 Thornton Street, Manchester. | Calow, Alfred (I905)
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| 907 | Born at 2 Colliers Row, Staveley. | Calow, Beryl Iris (I845)
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| 908 | Born at 200 Earls Court Road, Kensington. At time of marriage lived at 35 Argyll Road, Kensington. | Lester, Mary Monica (I1276)
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| 909 | Born at 28 Barlow Fold, Bury. | Shepherd, Joseph (I859)
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| 910 | Born at 322 Burdett Road, Limehouse. | Lester, Elsie May (I1571)
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| 911 | Born at 322 Burdett Road, Limehouse. No remarriage up to 1938. No death from 1952. | Lester, Lilian Elizabeth (I1499)
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| 912 | Born at 45 Lime Kiln Fields, Bolsover. | Calow, Ida Annie (I842)
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| 913 | Born at 5 Elizabeth Street, Newton, Prestwich. Lance Corporal in East Lancashire Regiment. Died in Germany 14/08/1916. | Calow, George Frederick (I904)
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| 914 | Born at 54 Sycamore Street, Manchester. At time of marriage lived at 29 Back Silk Street, Salford. | Calow, James (I1049)
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| 915 | Born at 67 Carlton Road, Mile End. Probate record: Effects £15279 14s 7d | Lester, Herbert Newton (I1374)
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| 916 | Born at 90 High Street, Sheffield. Name on grave is Annie Elizabeth | Calow, Hannah Elizabeth (I441)
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| 917 | Born at 96 Loughborough Road, West Bridgford. | Calow, Coniah (I983)
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| 918 | Born at Black Lion Hotel, Mold, the home of his grandfather, Peter Maddox. At date of marriage living at 24 Merton Street, Harpurhey. At time of 1901 census was a border (at school ?) at Preswylfa, Mold. 1911 census says born at Liverpool | Lester, Stanley Major (I438)
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| 919 | Born at Coal Pool, Bloxwich. In 1881 census was a servant to a farmer and publican at Cutthorpe. | Hunt, Alice (I85)
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| 920 | Born at Green Newton, Blackwell. At time of marriage lived at Main Street, Newton, Blackwell. | Calow, Mary (I1000)
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| 921 | Born at Grove Cottage, Fulham. Baptised at St. Leonard's, Shoreditch on 14/09/1829. (source, IGI) Baptised again at Newcastle under Lyme Parish Church 25/12/1836 (source IGI) Was said when young to have a strong constitution and a temperament brimming over with fun and mischief. At ten years of age was sent to a bording school at Newcastle under Lyme. Then attended King's College, London as a day border. Five children survived out of ten. There were at least two daughters and at least one son surviving. A biography was written about him :-"A Great Heart or The life of Canon Major Lester" by Rev A H Grey-Edwards, MA, his son in law . See Liverpool Heritage Forum web site http://www.liverpoolheritageforum.org.uk/famous.php?id=48 for potted history. Attended Christ's College, Cambridge from summer term 1848. He graduated in 1852 with an ordinary pass degree. The following information is taken from Crockford's and Clergy Lists: 1847-1848 King's College, London 1852 Graduated BA from Christ's College, Cambridge 1852 Appointed Deacon (ordained at Chester Cathedral 1853) June 1852-1853 Curate of St. Barnabas, Parliament St., Liverpool 1853 Appointed priest by Bishop of Chester 1854 At St. Saviour's Chorlton on Medlock for nine months. 1855 Appointed perpetual curate of St. Mary's, Kirkdale, Liverpool (parish of Walton on the Hill), diocese of Chester (Patrons, trustees; perpetual curate's income 300l; population 14,730. Surrogate 1860 living at 1 Gecian Terrace, Everton 1866 Awarded MA 1881 living at 294 Netherfield Road North, Kirkdale 1884 Appointed Honorary Canon of Liverpool 1886 Still at St. Mary's 1889 Member of Liverpool School Board 1891 Chairman of Liverpool School Board 1891 Pluralities Act Commissioner for Archdeacon of Liverpool 1895 Living at 294 Netherfield Road North, Kirkdale 1895 Rural Dean of Liverpool Was the author of the following: Essays (4shs.) Tracts Tribulation A word to children A promise for the year A word to the tried Died of bronchitis at 294 Netherfield Road North, Everton. Death registered by son Henry F M Lester. His great life's work was The Kirkdale Child Charity which he founded. This is claimed to have helped 10,000 children. The street in which the Ragged Schools were situated was named Major Street. He was also involved in the foundation of the Stanley Hospital and was its Chairman. He was known as "Major Lester" and as "Old Humphrey". A school, "The Major Lester School" was named after him. He was buried in Anfield Cemetery on 07/11/1903. 45,000 to 50,000 including the Lord Mayor of Liverpool were reported to have been there. The grave is number 1571 in section C8. There is a statue of him in St. John's Gardens, Liverpool. The following is extracted from a short biography in th Liverpool Leader Album:- "In 1855 he succeeded Rev. G. Dover at St. Mary's, Kirkdale where his philanthropic tendencies and indefatigable activities found a broad and productive field of action. An earnest pastor and popular preacher, he has specially distinguished himself as an educator of the poor and a benefactor of the outcast. In 1856 he founded the Kirkdale Industrial Ragged Schools which he has maintained ever since, with almost unequalled success by his personal efforts, He has also erected other schools in his district so that statistics recently collected show it to be as well provided for and its schools as well attended as any in Liverpool. In all public affairs, political or social, such as efforts to restrict the number of public houses in Kirkdale or o improve the condition of the poor of the district, he manifests warm interest, and his benevolent labours are limited only by the extent of his strength and opportunities". Census reference for 1881 is (Everton) RG11/3661 folio 120, page 12. (294 Netherfield Road North) His will was proved at Liverpool on 14/12/1903 and Elizabeth Lester, his widow, was an executor. The effects were £84 15s and were resworn at £1393 10s 10d. Alumni Cantabrigienses From 1752 to 1900: Volume 4 Lester, Thomas Major. Adm. pens. at CHRIST'S, June 23, 1848. S. of John, of Elstree Hall, Herts. B. Aug. 26, 1829, in London. Educated at home and at King's College, London. Matric. Michs. 1848; B.A. 1852; M.A. 1866. Ord. deacon(Chester) 1852; priest, 1853; C. of St Barnabas's, Liverpool, 1852-3. C. of St. Mary's, Kirkdale, Lancs., 1853-4; V. of St Mary's with St Laurence's, Kirkdale, 1855-1903. Surrogate, dio. Liverpool, 1880. Hon. Canon of Liverpool, 1884-1903. Rural Dean of Liverpool North, 1896-1903. Chairman of the Liverpool School Board. Vice-President of Trinity College of Music, London, 1897-1903. Died Nov. 3, 1903. Brother of John W. (1845) and Edward (1850). (Peile, II. 505; Crockford; Who was Who, 1897-1916.) Buried in Anfield Cemetery CE Section 8, No. 1571 Probate record: Effects worth £84 15s, re-sworn £1393 10s 10d | Lester, Canon Thomas Major (I324)
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| 922 | Born at Marlpit House, Welbeck Road, Bolsover. | Winfield, Frances Maisie (I152)
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| 923 | Born at No. 31 Doe Lea, Ault Hucknall. Lived at Hillstown, Bolsover. Reputed to have never married. | Lenthall, Thomas (I810)
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| 924 | Born at Selwyn Street, Scarcliffe. | Lenthall, Dorothy (I1066)
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| 925 | Born at West Norwich Street, Sheffield. | Calow, George (I1248)
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| 926 | Born at Woodside Lane, Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield. Emigrated to USA 1881. | Calow, Esther (I1247)
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| 927 | Brought up by Barnet Kenyon (1891 census). 1939 register has dob 03/09/1871. | Kenyon, Alice (I424)
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| 928 | Brought up by Barnet Kenyon. | Kenyon, Kezia (I1587)
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| 929 | Built and lived at Marlpit House, Welbeck Road, Bolsover. | Winfield, John (I1073)
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| 930 | Buried 01/12/1879. | Lenthall, George Henry (I89)
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| 931 | Buried at Bolsover Parish Church 03/06/1837. Living at Ginhouses at time of death. | Arthur, Mary (I231)
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| 932 | Buried at Bolsover Parish Church 06/02/1844. | Bennett, Elisabeth (I359)
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| 933 | Buried at Bolsover Parish Church 22/5/1797 Assignation of surname is tentative. | Bennett, Isabel (I347)
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| 934 | Buried at Bolsover Parish Church. At time of death lived at Bolsover,Coppice. Baptised at Bolsover Parish Church 20/09/1789. | Calow, Joseph (I233)
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| 935 | Buried at Clowne 12/08/1895. Gravestone gives death 09/08/1895. Baptised Susannah. She and her husband came to Clowne with her sister and husband (the Driffills). Her husband presumably worked in the mine like Sam Driffill. In 1891 census she was visiting her brother in law at Sheffield. She was accompanied by an Edith Simms, born 1884/5 at Dunston. There was no sign of her husband. Edith could have been her daughter but there is no further reference to her. There is no evidence that Edith lived at Clowne when Charles and Susannah moved there. Perhaps she died, although there is no registration. | Wright, Susannah (I296)
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| 936 | Buried at Clowne 18/02/1826. Baptised at Clowne Parish Church 31/12/1811. | Calow, Mary (I235)
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| 937 | Buried at Clowne 21/03/1849.(Also noted as 21/03/1848). Baptised at Bolsover parish Church 18/03/1786. | Calow, William (I15)
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| 938 | Buried at Clowne 5/7/1901. | English, Mary Ann (I261)
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| 939 | Buried at Clowne parish Church. | Hinchcliffe, George (I241)
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| 940 | Buried with great grandparents William and Joan Lester at Newcastle St. Giles | Lester, Joseph Harrison (I1158)
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| 941 | Business at Budby failed and family moved to Scarborough. | Hitch, William Henry (I1924)
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| 942 | Came from an Argyllshire family. | Hamilton, Julia (I4939)
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| 943 | Came to Clowne in 1876. 'Barnet Kenyon, who was born at Aston in 1850 moved to Clowne in 1876 and was employed at the Southgate colliery where he was elected as checkweighman by his fellow union members. This was a very important job as he represented the interests of his fellow workers to the colliery management. It was his job to keep a check on minerals extracted and to negotiate the true weight of coal coming out of the mine which the men got paid for. Management claiming a ton of coal could be between twenty one and twenty five hundredweight dependent on the amount of slack and small coals it contained, which they would not pay the miners for'. Was MP for Chesterfield from 1913 to 1929. Before that he was very prominent in the Derbyshire Miner's Federation | Kenyon, Barnet (I1584)
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| 944 | Cannot be traced after 1871 census. No marriage or death recorded No marriage or death in Scotland. Could have married any time after April 1871, say, but probably not after about 1900. Marriage not Kensington 20/06/1881. Possible that she went to Paris by virtue of Elizabeth having moved there. | Lester, Jeanie Crichton (I103)
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| 945 | Cause of death was Massive intra pleural haemorrhage due to rupture of superior vena cava and dual fractures of sternum, sustained at Markham Colliery when a descending cage crashed to the pit bottom. | Cooper, Gordon Richard (I5984)
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| 946 | Changed her name by deed poll to Merry before birth of son Seven, but was not married to Alan Merry. | Doig, June Elizabeth (I219)
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| 947 | Changed his name to Patton-Bethune. | Patton, Aubrey de Lisle (I440)
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| 948 | Checked births against mother's name from S-1911 to J-1923. | Family: William Henry Scratcheard / Esther Wright (F903)
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| 949 | Checked births to J-1913. | Family: George Edward Driffill / Florence Winn (F1137)
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| 950 | Checked births under mother's name from S-1911 to M-1929. No births checked out from 1 year after marriage to S-1911. Births within one year of marriage: - Abram, M-1909, 7b 822 Constance Evelyn, M-1909, 7b 838 Gladys, J-1909, 7b 905 Howard, S-1909, 7b 763 Wilfred, S-1909, 7b 778 | Family: Fred Wilkinson / Mary Elizabeth Dale (F1110)
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