Notes
Matches 12,001 to 12,038 of 12,038
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| 12001 | Witnesses: William Hatton, Mary Hatton, the bride's brother and sister. In 1861 James was still living with his mother Martha in Luton, but by 1865 he had moved to 15 Britannia Street, Hoxton where he was living when he married Annie. Subsequently the family appear to have moved frequently. Thomas George was born in 1865 in Nelson Road, Harrow, and their next child, James William was born in Brixton and then by 1871 they were living at 8 Ponsonby Terrace, London SW1 in cenral London. James is described as a lodger but he had his entire family there, so maybe this term merely indicated that he rented rooms. By 1881 the family had moved again to 63 Park Side Street (now Parkside Road), Battersea and were still there in 1891 and 1901. Both James and Annie died in this area; their deaths are recorded in Wandsworth. | Family: James EVANS / Annie HATTON (F2629)
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| 12002 | Witnesses: William Mallett and Caroline Wright Signatures: Both signed their names Bride's status: Spinster Groom's status: Bachelor | Family: Samuel MALLETT / Pamela WRIGHT (F712)
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| 12003 | Witnesses: William Mallett and Ellen Peek Signatures: Both signed their names | Family: Robert CURTIS / Sarah Ann MALLETT (F758)
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| 12004 | witnesses: William Mallett/Elizabeth Sustins | Family: William MALLETT / Elizabeth SUSTINS (F710)
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| 12005 | Witnesses:John Kimpton, Elizah Goonow | Family: Francis STOCKDALE / Amelia PHILLIPS (F2631)
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| 12006 | Witnessess for the wedding were Walter Mallett and Diana Black. Notes for Thomas Mallett : Death certificate: 16 April 1845 at 9 Christian Street Male 49 years shoemaker; cod: Asthma William Mallett present at the death. (Tina's research.) | MALLETT, Thomas (I6)
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| 12007 | Wonderful and fit lady of many interests; a prodigious wood-carver, many pieces of her furniture being in the homes of the children of her nieces and nephews; never married. | MALLETT, Lucy Laurence (I2610)
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| 12008 | Wood Machinist, John Hadfield & Son's Wood Bed Manufacturers, Excelsior Work's, Derby St, Glossop. | MALLETT, George (I8071)
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| 12009 | Woolcomber. When his son Robert was married in 1874 he gave his father's occupation as Feltmonger. | MALLETT, Robert (I10785)
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| 12010 | Worked in agriculture for a Brigadier Uckland. Probably lived in a tied cottage. | BOARD, William Thomas Edwin (I9032)
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| 12011 | Worker | MEARS, Louisa (I9802)
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| 12012 | Working as "under house maid" at Parsonage (Charles W. Sillifant). | COLE, Mary Jane (I3829)
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| 12013 | Working as cook/servant at home of Paul Wilmot, Barrister (not in practice). Also working there is an Ann Glover, 18, housemaid, born Clovelly. | COLE, Mary Jane (I3829)
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| 12014 | World War I - Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) | SEYMOUR, Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Bertram (I3654)
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| 12015 | World War I. He was a member of F Battalion Tank Corps. | SEYMOUR, Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Bertram (I3654)
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| 12016 | World War I: enlisted c.1914 with the 8th Battalion Middlesex Regiment (Territorial). | MALLET, Edgar John D (I10269)
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| 12017 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | MALLETT, Charles Henry (I8146)
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| 12018 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | MALLETT, Robert W (I8154)
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| 12019 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | MALLETT, John P (I8155)
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| 12020 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | MALLETT, Charles B (I8153)
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| 12021 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | MALLETT, Richard Colton (I8147)
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| 12022 | Wray Clayton, age 29, Servant, lived with them. | COLTON, Elizabeth F (I8152)
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| 12023 | WW 1 , Reported missing 12.04.1918 Died War hospital Remischuteat, Charleville. buried Trelincthum, Wimille. | MALLETT, Joseph Charles Henry Vallentine John (I3281)
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| 12024 | WW1 Draft registration | MALLETT, Edmund Franklin (I5129)
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| 12025 | WW1. Remembered on the St Neot War Memorial. | MALLETT, Sydney George (I4599)
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| 12026 | WW2. | MALLETT, John Edward Haig (I7112)
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| 12027 | WW2. | MALLETT, George Edwin (I5113)
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| 12028 | WWII. Corporal Royal Corps of Signals, 201st Bde. Sig. Sec service no: 2330073 Grave. 5 G 8. Taukkyan War Cemetery Rangoon Burma. | MALLETT, Ronald Davy (I3350)
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| 12029 | www.bdm.qld.gov.au/IndexSearch/ | Source (S972)
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| 12030 | www.ontario.anglican.ca. Fax (613) 547 3745. | Repository (R386)
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| 12031 | ["Amy [ Sarah's mother] married a Peter Clarke two weeks prior to that [ie. Sarah's marriage], also in Beccles. They moved to Blundeston and one of her brothers followed a few years later." -- note from Tina] | JERMY, Amy (I17)
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| 12032 | [may be the Wallace L.E. Mallett, b. 7 Aug 1913 - d. 11 Sep 1987 bur.(#50) Union Road Cem m. to Dorothy Hughjean Leard b. 25 May 1923 - 23 Jul 1979. "and his beloved wife . . . My soul trusteth in the Lord." Unverified. | MALLETT, Wallace (I260)
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| 12033 | [R.K. Stevens' notes: 24. iv. Henry Hardy, b. 21 July 1840, Pleasant Grove, m.(1) Lucy Ellen Carr, m.(2) Mary Bell Jewell.] York - HARDY's Mill, est'd 1888 - present, across from Tracadie Road. Henry son of George HARDY Jr. 28 Aug 1807 - ? and Mary Dalling 4 Nov 1807 - d. bef. 1881. Mary b. Biddeford, Eng, came as a servant girl on the same brig as the HARDY's. The couple's best friends, Wm. Crockett and Joanna Jenkins were married at the same time, the grooms serving as alternate witnesses. George the 2nd son of George HARDY Sr. and Elizabeth Carline (10 children). | HARDY, Henry (I1260)
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| 12034 | [Smith2.FTW] 1901 Stamford Census RG13 3021 88 8 41 Empingham Cottages Tinwell George Green Head M 40 Farm Foreman Ketton, Rutland Fanny Green Wife M 37 Langtoft, Lincs George Green Son U 14 Errand Boy Tinwell, Rutland Rose M Green Dau U 11 Tinwell, Rutland Olive G Green Dau U 9 Tinwell, Rutland Charles H Green Son U 7 Tinwell, Rutland Lily Green Dau U Dau 6 Tinwell, Rutland Gerald Green U Son 2 Tinwell, Rutland Percy T Green U Son 2m Tinwell, Rutland Need to phone marholn for a cremation. | GREEN, Lily (I4634)
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| 12035 | [Smith2.FTW] Marriage Charles Baxter bach, lab, otp, father William Baxter lab married Sarah Glover, spin, otp, father John Glover lab both of full age at Thornhaugh 30 July 1862 witnesses John Glover & Sarah Baxter 1851 Stibbington Census John GLOVER, head, mar, 54, ag lab pauper, Glapthorne Northants Sarah GLOVER, wife, 45, factory woman, Old Weston Hunts Sarah GLOVER, daur, unm, 16, factory girl, Stibbington Hunts Susan GLOVER, 4, scholar, Stibbington Hunts Mary GLOVER, daur, 2, Stibbington Hunts William GLOVER, son, 15, factory boy, Stibbington Hunts John GLOVER, son, 13, ag lab, Stibbington Hunts Jeremiah GLOVER, son, 10, ag lab, Stibbington Hunts Thomas GLOVER, son, 9, at home, Stibbington Hunts Levi GLOVER, son, 7, at home, Stibbington Hunts Tymothy GLOVER, 3mth, Stibbington Hunts | GLOVER, Sarah (I4632)
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| 12036 | [Smith2.FTW] Nan information: Frank fought in WW1 with the Artillery. Email sent to National Archives requesting service papers for Frank Dexter 27th April 2005. The problem is only 40% of WW1 papers still exist after severe bombing in WW2. Have obtained Franks WW1 medal card see Dexter folder. Need to phone marholm for a cremation. | DEXTER, Frank Robert Ezra (I4633)
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| 12037 | [Was shown on DA's notes on wrong Sarah Ann Acford.] | ACFORD, Sarah Ann (I4219)
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| 12038 | _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y Copy with JCH | Source (S423)
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