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| 551 |
ref Mar 1953 aged 78 Coventry, England 9C 1025 | OLIVER, Vernon (I89)
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| 552 |
ref Mar qtr 1870 aged 34 Manchester, England 8d 295 | PRIOR, James (I128)
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| 553 |
ref Mar Qtr 1907 aged 64 Salford 8d 63 | OLIVER, Edward (I91)
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| 554 |
ref mar qtr 1937 aged 60 Coventry, England 6d 986 | RAW, Annie (I90)
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| 555 |
ref Sep Qtr 1901 aged 56 Salford 8d 98 | WILKINSON, Louisa (I92)
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| 556 |
ref Sep qtr 1914 Coventry, England 6d 1448 | OLIVER, Eric Aubrey (I543)
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| 557 |
Regiment, Corps etc.: Northamptonshire Regiment
Battalion etc.: 7th Battalion
Last name: Urquhart
First name(s): James Lawrence
Initials: J L
Decoration:
Rank: LT
Date died: 25 September 1915
How died: Killed in action | URQUHART, James Lawrence (I429)
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| 558 |
Registered name is Emma Collison | COLLINSON, Emma (I1419)
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| 559 |
Relationship:- Widow | CANNELL, Elizabeth (I1486)
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| 560 |
Relative One:- Rhoda MAYES
Relationship:- Illegitimate Son | MAYES, Robert (I1628)
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| 561 |
Reported by Alex Biggart Jr. Son in Law, London, England Road, Beccles. have death cert | COX, Barnard (I135)
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| 562 |
Reported by Father. have death cert | COX, John (I291)
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| 563 |
Richard Roberts's funeral was "men only"! | ROBERTS, Richard (I15896)
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| 564 |
Ros Collinson
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8998668e-2a99-4964-8c6d-eebfb318b117&tid=3104195&pid=-1775113994 | ELLIS, Rosalind May (I473)
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| 565 |
Saharanpore is now spelt Saharanpur | Family: George Trevelyan WRAFTER / Emma Florence STEWARD (F492)
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| 566 |
She later used and married using the name "HILLSON" | HILTON Pleasant (I1415)
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| 567 |
She was baptised as "Pleasey" | HILTON Pleasant (I1415)
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| 568 |
Sometimes referred to as "Packman" and "the bad Urquhart" also supposed to have had a squint! presumably theses were the opinions of the Lawrence family who felt Charlotte had married beneath her. | URQUHART, David (I481)
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| 569 |
source Ian Hall | BARWICK, William (I317)
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| 570 |
source Itteringham web site | BARWICK, Hannah (I318)
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| 571 |
Source of info Janet Chard | RAW, Sarah (I308)
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| 572 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Louisa (I359)
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| 573 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Leonard (I362)
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| 574 |
Source Terry | DUNCOMBE, May (I363)
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| 575 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Sidney Vernon (I364)
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| 576 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I366)
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| 577 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I367)
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| 578 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Susan (I368)
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| 579 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Derek (I369)
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| 580 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Gillian (I370)
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| 581 |
Source Terry | HUGHES, Ellen May (I371)
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| 582 |
Source Terry | OLIVER, Dr Brian Edward (I372)
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| 583 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I373)
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| 584 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I374)
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| 585 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I375)
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| 586 |
Source Terry | BALL, Alfred (I376)
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| 587 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I377)
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| 588 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I378)
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| 589 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I379)
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| 590 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I380)
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| 591 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I383)
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| 592 |
Steel Sailing Ship WHITLIEBURN (WHQG)
Built by Charles Connell & Co., Glasgow (# 209)
2005 brt, 1,874 nrt 270.0 x 41.0 x 23.5
1894: Sept.: Delivered WHITLIEBURN to M. Carswell (J. Thompson jr.), Glasgow, UK
1909: April: Sold to A / S Whitlieburn (R. Salvesen & Co.) Tvedestrand, Norway
1913: 22.02.: Hailed in 10° 03' North., 36° 35' West, on passage Antofagasta to Falmouth with nitrates.
Disappeared with the entire crew, 20 men | MILLER, George Johnstone (I989)
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| 593 |
Surname is spelt WILLS | Family: Thomas WELLS / Susannah JOHNSON (F4410)
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| 594 |
The 'Holyhead - Not Wales', for James and Thomas Smith comes from the 1891 Census in St Margaret at Cliffe in Kent, where their father was the lighthouse keeper, working for Trinity House.
James and Thomas were born in Holyhead, but presumably the lighthouse was not part of Wales and the father made the distinction that his children were not Welsh.
| SMITH, James W (I277)
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| 595 |
The 'Holyhead - Not Wales', for James and Thomas Smith comes from the 1891 Census in St Margaret at Cliffe in Kent, where their father was the lighthouse keeper, working for Trinity House.
James and Thomas were born in Holyhead, but presumably the lighthouse was not part of Wales and the father made the distinction that his children were not Welsh.
| SMITH, Thomas Henry (I253)
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| 596 |
The date of death was obtained from the RAF North Coates Roll of Honour.
Inscription
The Roll of Honour commemorates the Second World War only. The names of personnel who died are arranged by date order, starting on 15th April, 1940, and going through the 5 years of war listing the daily losses, giving the date of loss, the rank, initials and surname of personnel, any medals awarded, their unit and squadron. The squadrons represented are 22, 812, 42, 86, 53, 59, RCAF 407, 236, 143, 254. Some of the men came from Royal Canadian Air Force squadron 407 and 236. One or two were Free French, others were USAF, HQ/6 group; altogether some 511 names are listed altogether on 2 wooden boards, each 1870mm tall x 970mm wide. There are 268 names on Board 1 and 253 names on Board 2. Some of the names have been only recently added, including a group from 1944. This is evident by the change in colour of the black background and slightly different shade of gilt paint. | KELLY, Hubert Buchanan (I508)
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| 597 |
The informant of her death was a grandson, James Garner of 1 Canada Street, Shieldfield, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. | WILL, Elizabeth (I11209)
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| 598 |
The name Marriott has been variously spelt in several ways - Marriott, Marratt etc | MARRIOTT Judith (I562)
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| 599 |
There appears to a problem regarding his date of death. This is clearly marked as 1848 on the tombstone, yet he appears on the 1851 census, aged 61. | PATTILLO, Alexander (I725)
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| 600 |
There is a note on the page - North of Albert Road, south side of Parks Street | WRIGHT, Elizabeth (I477)
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