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Matches 251 to 300 of 7,444
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| 251 | 1841 Census - High Ongar West of the High Ongar Rivver by the Parish bondary ext Stanford Rivers, Chipping Ongar and Shelley with Shelley Parish. | BETTIS James (I14062)
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| 252 | 1841 Census - Hurley, Warwickshire Agricultural labourer | SANDILAND George (I12667)
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| 253 | 1841 census lived Hurley | SANDILAND John (I12849)
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| 254 | 1846 - Servant - Warwickshire | HANDLEY Elizabeth (I4516)
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| 255 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2030)
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| 256 | 1848 Employed St Heliers, Near Muswellbrook Longridge near Guyra Originally had Benjamin as his second name. Not sure where this came from. Deaths On the 25th at his residence Tizrah, Armidale, Thomas Dawson,aged 88. fri 30 Jan 1914, p. 5 | DAWSON Thomas (I449)
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| 257 | 1851 - 33 year old Pauper at the Bedford Union workhouse occupation servant Looks like she also had children Hannah 9 and George 4 who are linked with her with a parenthesis Also Ann 31 lacemaker linked with Joseph 11 | RICHARDSON Esther (I6807)
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| 258 | 1851 - living with sister-in-law Jane Milroy widow of brother John Milroy and Jane’s daughter Margaret. | MILROY Grisal/Grace (I6857)
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| 259 | 1851 - Sarah Kelsey daughter i nlaw living with him | BOSWORTH William (I14993)
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| 260 | 1851 - Swan Lane Stockingford, Warwickshire, England 1899 - 1900 George Street, Clyd, NSW 1893 20 Johnston St, Richmond 1894/95 8 Du Feu St, Richmond, Vic 1896 28 Kent Street, Richmond 1903 Tenterfield THE NEWCASTLE HERALD - 3 JAN 1921 FUNERALS - ALLSOP - Friends and Relatives of Mr and Mrs W Rutherford, Mr and Mrs T Milton, Mr and Mrs P Merchant are invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved father and father-in-law, William Henry Allsop. To move from Newcastle Hospital, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2-15 o'clock, for Church of England Cemetery, Sandgate. T. MOORE, Funeral Director, Wickham. Tenterfield Star - 3 Jan 1921 - "Mainly About People" William Allsop died in Newcastle Cathedral shortly after service commenced last night. The deceased who was 70 years old had not been in good health of late. | ALLSOP William Henry (I3953)
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| 261 | 1851 Census James Merchant age 35 head spouse Matilda born Wellington, Shropshire Civil Parish: Great Gonerby Licolnshire Sub District: Grantham Other Eliza 1 emily A 3 Matilda 27, Thomas 8 and Ann Welbaum 13 Railway contractor employing 35 men Arrival Fleetwood and Frances 11 March 1852 James, Sarah and children Thomas Hugh, Emily Ann (Emma), Eliza Jane, James H? Also on ship J & H Neale and 2 children J & K Blakeman and child Wife Matilda’s relations Undated p James Merchant died from lung disease aged 50 THOMAS MERCHANT was his father. MARY BALY was his mother (Baly on death certificate) SARAH SMITH was informant. (Cheviot Hills) MERTON SMITH undertaker. MERTON SMITH witness. 5 males + 5 females living 1865 1 male + 2 females deceased. BIOGRAPHY: Taken from I.G.I. Batch number C008592. From SYDNEY MORNING HERALD on July 19 ,1852. The arrival of immigrants James Merchant & family. There was also mention of Matilda's brother & family. | MERCHANT James Henry (I8299)
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| 262 | 1851 Census - Great Gonnerby, england James was a railway contractor employing 35 men | MERCHANT James Henry (I8299)
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| 263 | 1851 census indicates birth c1833 Labourer Arrived with wife and daughter Fanny on the 16th February, 1857«s124 Letter 19/7/88» | HOOTON Richard (I4583)
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| 264 | 1851 Census indicates birthplace Polesworth THE AGE - FRONT PAGE FRI 21 MAR 1890 DEATH - REMEEUS - On the 20 Mar, Janet beloved wife of Felix Remeeus and mother of John Remeeus, late of Dandenong. THE AGE - BACK PAGE - FRI 21 MAR 1890 FUNERAL - REMEEUS The friends of Mr Felix Remeeus are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his late beloved wife Janet to the place of interment in the St Kilda Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to leave his residence 6 Alfred Street, College-lawn, Prahan this day Friday 21 March at 4 pm. Compoartment E, Grave 109 Other demoninations. 1860 - Llived Dandenong 1890 Lived Prahan THE AGE - BACK PAGE - FRI 21 MAR 1890 FUNERAL - REMEEUS The friends of Mr Felix Remeeus are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his late beloved wife Janet to the place of interment in the St Kilda Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to leave his residence 6 Alfred Street, College-lawn, Prahan this day Friday 21 March at 4 pm. | ALLSOP Jennetta (I7326)
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| 265 | 1851 census lived with daughter Margaret and Grace Espie sister-in-law in Leswalt. Jane was an annuitant. Try MCCHLERY MCCHLERIE Possibility MCCHLERY JEAN JOHN MCCHLERY/JEAN WALLACE FR74 (FR74) 0 01/08/1771 898/ 10 68 Stoneykirk | MCCARLIE Jane (I3063)
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| 266 | 1851 Census Ratcliffe Culey, Lei, England | ALLSOP Sarah (I12660)
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| 267 | 1851 census says his name is James born Walthaustow (Walthamstow) Essex. Agricultural labourer | SQUIRES James (Henry?) (I5962)
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| 268 | 1851 english census Rebecca Bellia age 19 born c 1832 father Edward mother Jane born Leytonstone, Essex, Civil Parish: Stepney Ecclesiastical parish: Trinity County: Middlesex Others Edward 43, jane 43, Charles 4, John 8, Willaim 6 The Tenterfield Star, Thursday, 17th November, 1921 Death at Drake Mrs Rebecca Hooton A very old and highly respected resident of Drake in the person of Mrs Rebecca Hooton, passed away on Monday last at the age of 89 years. The old lady had been in failing health for some time. She was a native of London, and married there. Her husband, the late Mr Joseph Hooton, predeceased her by some 20 years. She was of a very kindly and generous disposition and had won the respect and affection of the whole of the people of the Drake district. The children left to mourn include Mesdames S Merchant (Tenterfield), E Ford (Drake), E Pierpoint (Stanthorpe), F Parker (Drake), and E Hoult (Stanthorpe) and Messrs G Hooton (Riverview, Tabulum), R Hooton (Drake), William (Brisbane), E Hooton (Casino), and D Hooton (Casino). The remains were interred in the Church of England portion of the Drake cemetery on Tuesday last. Mr Manning of the Bush Brotherhood officiated at the graveside. The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Messrs H Corp? and Sons. Besides the 10 children living, deceased is survived by 60 grandchildren and great grandchildren. | BETTIS Rebecca (I4558)
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| 269 | 1851 Scholar | BELLIA John (I12785)
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| 270 | 1851 Stockingford, Swan Lane 1881 Stockingford, Swan Lane - widower 1891 Asbury Road (formerly Swan Lane) 1881 - 1891 Coal Dealer 1851 Nuneaton, Warwickshire, Brick Burner | ALLSOP Joseph (I12661)
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| 271 | 1853 Lived Argyle Street, Hobart GOLDEN WEDDING WHITE - SMITH On the 29th March, 1853, at St George’s Church, Hobart, by special license, by the Rev Henry Phibbs Fry, D.D., Thomas White to Mary Ann Smith, in the presence of Thomas Priest, snr and Marion Bartlett and kate Smith, sister of the bride. The Mercury 30 Mar 1903, p. 1 | WHITE Thomas (I1465)
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| 272 | 1856 1762 33 | IKIN Thomas Alexander (I2336)
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| 273 | 1858 770 | IKIN Thomas Alexander (I2336)
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| 274 | 1858-1870 coachbuilder 1871-1873 boot maker or manufacturer at death 1895 retired merchant | BLUNDSTONE John (I1649)
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| 275 | 1860 3602 Father Clerk baptised at Holy Trinity The Argus Friday 4 Oct 1889, p. 1 On the 2nd inst. at her father’s residence, Tankard’s Hotel, Lonsdale Street west, Melbourne, Agnes Emma, third daughter of George Edward Lowe, aged 29 years. Deeply regretted. | LOWE Agnes Emma (I1646)
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| 276 | 1861 - Lived with her daughter Caroline Belton in Nottingham | BLAKEMAN Elizabeth (I8303)
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| 277 | 1861 3a 99 | HOOTON John (I4561)
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| 278 | 1861 censis suggests birth at Barking, Essex | SQUIRES Henry (I5966)
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| 279 | 1861 Census born abt 1860 Born Stranraer lived 25 High Street, Stranraer 1871 Census born abt 1860 in Stromness, Stranraer Scholar Address: West Galdenoch Hawthorndean, Ladywell Road, Motherwell, on the 6th September, Mary Fleming, wife of the late William Orr. ORR, Mary Orr, 68D Ladywell Road, Motherwell, died 6 September 1930 at Motherwell, intestate. confirmation Hamilton, 30 Sepember, to James Orr, Butcher, 66b Beechwood Gardens, Mossend, next of kin, Value of Estate, £262:17 | FLEMING Mary (I7390)
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| 280 | 1861 Census Gardener - domestic servant 1871 census birth c 1844 Lived 5 james’ Cottages Stamford Hill Dec when daughter Annie married | HOOTON John (I7968)
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| 281 | 1861 Census - 3 High Street, Stranraer There is a Jane Smith Fleming living in Stranraer aged 69 widow living with son Ebenezer 28 doctor of medicine Jane was born in Buitle, Kirkcudbrilght Ebeneer in Kelton, Kirkcudbright http://www.kirkcudbright.co - Great website http://www.kirkcudbright.co/places.asp?ID=26 - Bellerigg http://www.kirkyards.co.uk/buittle/buittle.asp?Inscription=fleming | SMITH Jane (I15075)
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| 282 | 1861 Census - born abt 1856 25 High Street, Stranraer, Wigtownshire born Stranraer 1871 Census Born Stromness, Wigtownshire Reg Districk Stoneykirk Wigtownshire Farmer’s son - occupation FLEMING - At Castle Bank, Auchencairn, Kirkcudbrightshire, on the 21st inst., JAMES MILROY, second son of the late JAMES FLEMING, chemist, Stranraer, Wigtownshire, and brother of the Misses Fleming, 4 Viewforth Edinburgh. In loving memory of James Milroy Fleming, my husband, who died at Castlebank, Auchencairn, December 21 1925, aged 70 years. Also Jane Milroy Stewart, his daughter, who died at Clarks Hill, Auchencairn, 11th Jan. 1933, aged 49 years, Father , grant thy wearied one rest for evermore. Erecte by his widow. http://www.kirkyards.co.uk Auchencairn FLEMING, James or James Milory, Railway Inspector, retired, Castle Bank, Auchencairn, died 21 December 1925 at Auchencairn, testate. Confirmation Kirkcudbright, 6 February, to Alexander Hailton, Dairyman, Hall Farm, Auchencairn, Executor, Will dated 6 November 1925 recorded Kirkcudbright 6 February 1926. Value of Estate, £1090: 2: 6. | FLEMING James Milroy (I7388)
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| 283 | 1861 census - occupation very dificult to read Messenger 1871 census - Painter | HOOTON William (I12783)
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| 284 | 1861 Census lived Centre of Village of Wanstead with husband Thomas, daughter Sarah and father Henry, brothers James, Robert, Henry, George and Thomas. Her mother had previously died. 1871 Census lived Slaters court? One of the people in the street is called Philip Slater | SQUIRES Catherine (I5963)
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| 285 | 1861 lived Castle Street (wife of keeper of Lunatic Asylum) close to the Brewers Beer Shop Lived with Benjamin scholar and Ann, Charles and Caroline. 1881 - Laundress Lived with daughter Caroline (20) and James Porter a lodger (86) Lived Chapel Street, Guildford Lived 1 Swan Lane Guildford 1891 census with daughter Charlotte Heath | SEABROOK Abigail (I3965)
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| 286 | 1862/1949 CALLAGHAN RONALD LESLIE AGNEW JOAN MERLE PETERSHAM 2556/1949 GREENE RONALD CHARLES AGNEW JOAN ISABELL AUBURN CALLAGHAN,Ronald Leslie 15MAY2002P 76 Death late of Hunters Hill 15MAY2002 DT Died as he lived, with grace and courage. Late of Hunter's hil Aged 76 years 2nd 1st Pioneer QX141967 loved husband of Joan, much loved father and father in law of Stephen and Sharon, dearly loved pop of Tammy and Michelle (Monaro Pioneers) Name CALLAGHAN, RONALD LESLIE Service Australian Army Service Number NX202963 Date of Birth 15 Dec 1925 Place of Birth EARLWOOD, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Jan 1944 Locality on Enlistment MARRICKVILLE, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin CALLAGHAN, OLIVE Date of Discharge 4 Jan 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/1 Pioneer Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No | CALLAGHAN Ronald Leslie (I6252)
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| 287 | 1865 7371 33 | IKIN Mary Jane (I2340)
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| 288 | 1869 392 33 | COOLEY Frederick William (I2276)
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| 289 | 1871 4 months Born Stoneykirk, Wigtownshire Address: West Galdenoch Grandfather’s will indicates that he went to America http://www.slideshare.net/roryfrichardson/william-ebenezer-fleming | FLEMING William Ebenezer (I7391)
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| 290 | 1871 Census Born abt 1854 Farmer’s daughter Born Stromness, Wigtownshire Reg Dist Stoneykirk | FLEMING Margaret (I7389)
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| 291 | 1871 Census Thomas Squires 17 born abt 1854 Servant born Wantead, Essex Reg Dist West ham Sub-reg Dist: Leyton Lived with Emma Mini 23, General Servant, William Sterling 26 Head Licensed Victualler, Mary a 22 wife , Sarah A Salter 11Niece. thomas was a Pot Boy George Inn, High Street, George Inn was next to the Police Station Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 1635; Folio: 90; Page: 19; GSU roll: 829936. 1881 Census Thomas Squires 26 b c 1855 Born Wantead, Essex Lived Cottage Slaters Alley high Street Gardener Wife Mary A 34 Walter 5 Edith 2 George 7mths Source Citation: Class: RG11; Piece: 1728; Folio: 93; Page: 38; Line: ; GSU roll: 1341415. Shipping 'Allanshaw' 2 May 1883, arrived Sydney Thomas (26) and Mary Ann Squires (34) with their children Walter Thomas (6), George A (2) and Edith Mary (3). George died on the voyage. Electoral Roll 1906 Squires Mary Ann Glencoe domestic duties Thomas farmer Walter A farmer 1909 Squires Hannah Glencoe h.d. Mary Ann h.d. Walter A farmer Thomas Squires, 53 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout build, very round shoulders, fair complexion, light-brown hair turning grey, very heavy moustache only (right side brown, left side grey), blue eyes, broad nose, old cut over one eye; a labourer. May assume the name of Berry. Inquiry at the instance of his wife, May Ann Squires, Glencoe. Suppoosed to be accompanied by Georgina Gribble (who is also inquired for at the instance of her daughter, Isabella Hardy, Dinton Vale, Inverell). She is 63 years of age (looks younger), 5 feet 2 inches high, slight build, fair fresh complexion, dark-brown hair turning grey, dark hazel eyes, walks erect; dressed in a brown coat and skirt, greenish-coloured over-jacket, and black hat with large buckle in it. | SQUIRES Thomas (I537)
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| 292 | 1871 census - difficult to read occupation Caruicus????? lived Lurley Street?? | SQUIRES Robert John (I5965)
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| 293 | 1871 census George, Henry and james lived with Barbara Smith and John Smith at George Lane. All 3 were labourers. 1861 census indicates being born at Barking, Essex | SQUIRES James (I5964)
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| 294 | 1872 2484 33 | IKIN Albert Edward (Bert) (I2343)
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| 295 | 1875-76 John Glock senior and Junior freedhold Rocky River Ludwig, Junior Residence 1877-78 electoral roll John Glock Rocky River - freedhold father George Rocky river - residence wife’s death certificate says his name was John Christopher Glock | GLOCK Johann Christoph (John) (I313)
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| 296 | 1876 2512 33 | IKIN Annie Evelyn (Nance) (I2345)
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| 297 | 1878 342 33 | COOLEY Harry William Albert (I2281)
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| 298 | 1881 - census - coal miner 1891 Bridge Sreeet, Polesworth lived with his sister Ann smith | MILLERSHIP Henry (I12757)
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| 299 | 1881 - Coal miner | MILLERSHIP William (I12666)
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| 300 | 1881 census Samuel Ogden 31 carder, Martha 29, Herbert 6, Ann H 3, Peter 2 Samuel 38 Grafton Street, Hyde. Newton 1891 censes brother James living with Samuel Samuel 41 carder cotton mill, Martha 39, Herbert 16 cop packer mill cotton, Ann H 13 cotton ? spinner , Peter 12, Samuel 10, Elizabeth 9, Edith 7, Beatrice 3, Sarah 2, James 10/12, James 43 - brother goods porter railway 29 Evening Street, Failsworth 1901 census Samuel 51 Carder Cotton mill, Martha 49, Ann H 23, Peter 22 Mi??? cotton mill, Sam 20 Electrical Engineers Apprentice, Elizabeth 19,, cotton frame ? Edith 17 as Elizabeth, Beatrice 13, tailoress apprentice, Sarah 12, James 10, Fred 7, Lewis 6 lived at 37 Timson??? StreetFailsworth | OGDEN Samuel (I6558)
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