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| 1101 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8420)
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| 1104 | Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England. The National Archives gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to the National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU. | Source (S716)
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| 1105 | Check on site | Source (S349)
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| 1106 | Checked on site | Source (S351)
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| 1107 | Five Volumes - does not include location | Source (S145)
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| 1113 | See here for Bolstridge controlled extraction ONLY These certificates have not been requested and checked against data : | Source (S52)
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| 1114 | ??? | Gallagher, Helen (I8128)
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| 1115 | A Boarder | Langford, Samuel (I4558)
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| 1116 | A Boarder with Joseph Albrighton a Coal Miner and his wife Annie | Dorney, Sarah (I2897)
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| 1117 | A Border in the Household of John Greenbank a Groundsman | Bolstridge, Alfred (I632)
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| 1118 | A Mantle was a long flowing cloak without sleeves. | Busson, Lousia (I2358)
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| 1119 | A Rebecca Boulstridge was found here this appears to be her family. At her marriage in 1883 to John Thomas Potter here father was quoted as Frederick Boulstridge. ******************************************************** This rebecca consistantly says she was born in 1833 The IGI shows a baptism at St Pancras of a Rebecca Bouldstridge Parents Frederick and Mary 24 JUL 1828 this has caused confusion in the past as it is before the marriage date. Note the St Pancras IGI finishes at 1832. If this is her family her Brother Edmund was born in the Workhouse at St Pancras. NB in 1828 Frederick Boul(d)stridge was convicted of Larceny at the Old Bailey and sentenced to 3 months. See his own notes for details. Registers yet to be read ************************************************************* Pallot's Marriage index lists the following marriage 1826 Rebekah Bouldstridge = Wm Lidgett at Holborn St Andrew In the 1861 census Rebecca's first husband James Bevan has a Rebecca Lidgett in his household listed as Mother-In-Law. ******************************************** The 1841 census has 1841 Census Elm Street, (Saint Andrew Holborn) William Lidgett 35 Y Rebecca Boulstridge 8 Y Mary Lidgett 55 N *************************************** 1851 Census 2 Hill Court, Hill Street, Holywell, Shoreditch; LND William Lidgett Head Mar 41 Iron Founders Trimmer b. St Andrews Holborn Rebecca Lidgett Wife 42 b. St Pancras James Bevan Head 25 Cordwainer b. St Lukes Rebecca Bevan Wife 18 b. Clerkenwell Ie the Rebeka Bouldstridge father Frederick (from marriage details) aged 8 in 1841was living with William Lidgett who married a Rebecca Bouldstridge in 1826. ***************************************** From the 1861 Census (see Notes James Bevan) Rebecca Lidgett (Boulstridge) is listed as James Bevan's Mother-in-Law. This seems to suggest that Rebecca Bevan is Rebecca Lidget's Daughter. ********************************************************************** **** 1871 Census 48 Moneyer Street Hoxton The Census has Rebecca as a border with John T Potter Who she later married The were both listed as being married although they did not marry until 1883 John T Potter Head Mar 38 Ladies Shoe Maker b. Clerkenwell Rebecca Bevan 38 Boarder Mar Brush Drawer b. Clerkenwell Susan Bevan ----"--- 9 Scholar b. Haggerston (Hoxton Area) James ----"----- ----"----- 7 ----"--- b. Shoreditch John T ---"----- ---"----- 5 ---"----- ---"----- Thomas Potter Son 1 b. St Lukes James Potter Brother Mar 23 Porter b. Lambeth ********************************************************************** ******** | Bouldstridge, Rebecca (I1681)
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| 1120 | A rumor about how Buffalo got its name is that the Bragdons and Bolstridges, of the community?s original settlers, came from Buffalo, NY. No geneology buff of those families has been able to establish that as a fact. Two brothers from the original Bolstridge family that migrated from Bristol, England, to Saint John's, New Brunswick, in about 1820, eventually moved over into Ashland and Masardis in the 1840s. The son Albert of one of those brothers moved into the north end of Portage in 1878 and married into the Bragdon family who already lived there. Source http://www.connectmaine.com/portage/history.html | Bolstridge, Unallocated Maine (I1464)
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| 1121 | About the time of their marriage a couple of Batch (Bache) families appeared to move into Solihull according to the registers. | Batch, Elizabeth (I423)
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| 1122 | Abstract from Army Pension File PRO Ref 3205 FW/M Short Service Record _________________ Service No 4198 Hussars of the Line (14th) William Fred Phillips Enlisted at Devonport on 20th Sept 1899 Born St Johns Gloucester Age 22 years 3 Months Trade :- Slaughterman Currently serving in the Devon Artillary (Militia) ****Lied about Age was in fact only 19*** Service 20.9.99 - 22.8.00 Home 23.8.00 - 22.6.01 South Africa 23.6.01 - 13.10.01 Home Wounded W Potchefstroom 2 3 01 Shrapnel Wound to Right Leg Leg disabled. Discharged Unfit 23 10 1901 ***************************************************************** Although still classed as unfit for active service He re-enlisted in 1916 Abstract of Service Papers :- Short Service Document 22 Jan 1916 William Frederick Phillips Enlisted at Woolwich Address 5 Guinea Street, Gloucester Age 34 Years ****Lied about Age Again *** Next of Kin Jane Phillips 5 Guinea Street Glos Wife Married 4 10 1902 Jane Brown Spinster At Gloucester Dependants Alfred William b. 11 7 03 Henry John b. 13 9 07 both at Gloucester Posated as Cattle Slaughter Man 24 1 1919 at Cattle Market Islington Demobbed 25 2 1919 Transferred to Reserve List 9 8 1922 ********************************************************************** *************** 1911 Census 24 Sweetbriar Street (4 Rooms) Married 8 Years 2 Children both Living William Frederick Phillips Head 31 General Labourer (Corporation) b. Gloucester Ginnie Phillips Wife 27 b. Gloucester Alfred Phillips Son 7 b. Gloucester Harry Phillips Son 3 b. Gloucester Harriet Knight Boarder 20 Single Worker at Printing Works b. Gloucester ****************************************************************** | Phillips, William Frederick (I5375)
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| 1123 | Abstract From the Nottingham Date Book - Nov 21 1844 An accident occurred on the Nottingham railway about 3/4 mile from Beeston Station. A head on collision in fog resulted in the deaths of three people. " Mr.Bolestridge,landlord of the Three Horseshoes, Derby Road,who died at his own house after a few days of acute suffering " 841 Census Dovecliff house HO 107/975 12 Folio 10 Thomas Thornewell 80 Iron Master Y Mary Thornewell 50 Y Jane Thornewell 45 Y George Barker 50 India Comp. Serv N Eliza Barker 35 y Hannah Woodhouse 50 Female Serv. N James Boulstridge 40 Male Serv. N William Haynes 30 Male Serv. N Hannah Haynes 30 Female Serv. N Hannah Toulson 25 Female Serv. n Fanny Harrison 20 Female Serv. N Ann Dicken 45 ??(Married Woman) Y FannyDicken 12 Y Jane Dicken 9 Y ********************************************************************************** The Next Entry at Claymills (The Iron Forge Site) William Gretton Male 50 IRON masters CLERK Hannah Gretton Female 45 William Gretton Male 25 Ann Gretton Female 20 Thomas Gretton Male 14 Samuel Gretton Male 9 Ellen Gretton Female 6 Lucy Gretton Female 3 ************************************************************************************************** | Bolstridge, James (I1022)
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| 1124 | Abstract of Will 1618 Allen Thomas Gentleman Harringworth Nhants........91 Meade PROB 11/132 and S Croxton Lei. Abstract :- Date of Will : 25 April 1616 Testator :Thomas Allen Gentleman of Harringworth Northamptonshire To Son Valentine Allen. The Manor of South Croxton and all my lands there in accordance with an unspecified settlement made sic " soon after the marriage to my late wife " To Daughter Ellen Allen. Five Hundred pounds; ?300 on her marriage if within 2 years of my death and the remainder in yearly payments of ?50 to start 5 years after my death. If not married within 2 years of my death ?300 to be paid 2 years after my death and the remainder at ?50 yearly starting 5 years after my death. Until married she shall be kept and maintained by Valentine Allen in the Parsonage House at Harringworth and shall receive ?10 for her apparel and a yearly payment of ?20 made in twice yearly equal amounts on the 26 July and the 8 Dec until married or two years after my death. To Son Thomas Allen : Five Hundred Pounds; Three Hundred 2 years after my death and the remainder ?50 yearly starting five years after my death. To Son Valentine Allen : The Parsonage and Rectory at Harringworth with all Glebe Fields profit and commodities belonging according( ? Bargain and Sale with feoffment )?made to my Father In Law Richard (Maxtor see note 1**) Succession : Valentine - Thomas - Ellen Executor Valentine or Thomas if Valentine dies To Ellen Daughter of Son in Law Thomas Saville: ?20 to be kept with any profits until she reaches the age of 19 to be paid immediately To Thomas Saville 40 Shillings one year after my death see note 2 Charitable Bequests: To the poor of South Croxton 40 Shillings To the poor of Harringworth 20 Shillings in manner and form decided by executor. I.e. could be bread beer etc. Overseers of the estate : My Well Beloved friends William Hartopp of Burton Lazars and William (Shoote ????) of Thorpe Satchville Indecipherable Bequest To ?citizens of? ??? in remembrance of my love for them 20 shillings a year. Witnesses :- Raphaill Haywoode (Recor of Harringworth); Robert Boothe Thomas Woodcock Probate Granted in London on 8 Dec 1618 to Valentine Allen ----the terms Father in law and son in law may not mean what we expect today--- **Note 1 From Bishops transcript South Croxton Ellen Martyn Married Thomas Allen this was a transcript of the BT found in the Rotherby regs, the original to be consulted to check spelling. The writing regarding the bargain and sale is difficult to decipher but I am sure this is the form it refers to( i.e. a form of deed or conveyance made between the father in law and Thomas Allen or may be reference to Richard Marlers will)) **Note 2 1613 Marriage Bond --Valentine Allen Gent of Harringworth Northhants Ann Savyle of Blaby | Allen, Thomas (I162)
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| 1125 | Abstract of Will Dated 16 April 1749 Joseph Cheatle of Ratcliffe Culey, My son in law Thomas Worthington trustee for my two children Joseph and Sarah Cheatle. My wife Mary to be Executor. Witnessed by Silvester Vincent, Richard Cheatle and William Farmer. Probate Granted to Mary Cheatle Widow 2 Oct 1749 sole executrix. N.B. Thomas Worthington married Ann Cheatle at Baxterley on 17 June 1736. N.B. there is no burial entry for Joseph Cheatle at either Ratcliffe or Sheepy. There is however a burial on April 25 1749/50 of Richard Cheatle at Sheepy Magna. | Cheatle, Joseph (I2473)
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| 1126 | Abstract of WW1 Service records (Badly Damaged) Occupation Jeweller Enlisted 10 Dec 1915 At Reading Royal Berkshire Next of Kin Emily Bouldstridge Wife 6 Yew Tree Villas, Sheffield Road, Erdington B'ham Married at B'ham Registrars Office 1 11 1904 Emily Fielding Spinster Children Henry Victor 9/1/1905 b. St Georges B'ham Cyril Edward 19 2 1911 Sutton Coldfield Aston Wounded 3 times and mentioned in dispatches 9/5/1917 Discharged 5 9 1919 Service No 388659 ********************************************************************** ************** | Bouldstridge, Henry Thomas (I1653)
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| 1127 | According to his Journal which was written in a psalm book John stowed away on a cattle ship when he was 16. pp Judy M Morey This information came directly from his personal psalm book that he brought over from England. The book is not much more and a 4x5 text. The writing is John's where he documented his information. ********************************************************************** ************** Further information shows John was a Home Child Age: 18 Sex: M Year of arrival: 1889 Microfilm reel: C-4514 Ship: SS Sardinian Port of departure: Liverpool Departure Date: 11 Apr 1889 Port of arrival: Halifax Arrival Date: 20 Apr 1889 See Here ********************************************************* 1901 Census Sutton Quebec BolstridgeJohnHeadJuly 7 1872EngEngEpiscopal Labourer " EdnaWifeApril 2 1873CanEng " " AliceDauJuly 3 1894CanEng " " WalterSonSept 18 1895 " " JamesSonMar 15 1898 " " EdithDauOct 22 1899 " John entered canada 1889 *********************************************************** 1911 Census Sutton Quebec Bolstridge John Head b. Jul 1872 England Farmer " Edna Wife b. Jul 1874 Quebec " James Son b. Mar 1898 " " Linden " b. Feb 1904 " " Thomas " b. May 1908 " " Alice Dau b. Jul 1894 " " Edith " b. Oct 1899 " " Bessie " b. Feb 1902 " " Sarah " b. May 1906 " " Susan " b. April 1910 " John emmigrated 1889 ********************************************************************** ** | Bolestridge, John (I604)
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| 1128 | Address of Workhouse | Rhoden, John Henry (I8622)
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| 1129 | Address: 18 Argyle Street Mossley County: Lancashire PRITCHARD, Sarah Jane Head Widow F 62 1849 Oswestry Shropshire PRITCHARD, Matthew Son Single M 28 1883 Spinner Cotton Trade Staleybridge Cheshire PRITCHARD, Ernest Son Single M 23 1888 Piecer Mule Cotton Trade Mossley Lancashire PRITCHARD, Fred Son Single M 22 1889 Piecer Mule Cotton Trade Mossley Lancs | UNKNOWN, Sarah (I7813)
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| 1130 | Address: 29 Hall ST Tipton County: Staffordshire GULLIVER, Mary Anne Head Widow F 70 1841 Staffs Tipton BEVAN, William Son In Law Married M 38 1873 Moulder Coseley Woodsetton BEVAN, Emma Elizabeth Daughter Married F 37 1874 Staffs Tipton BEVAN, Sarah Granddaughter Single F 13 1898 Helping At Home Staffs Tipton BEVAN, Mabel Granddaughter M 11 1900 School Staffs Tipton BEVAN, Gladys Granddaughter F 9 1902 School Staffs Tipton BEVAN, Alice Granddaughter F 6 1905 School Staffs Tipton BEVAN, Elsie Granddaughter F 3 1908 School Staffs Tipton -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stockton, Mary Ann (I6036)
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| 1131 | Address: New St Baddesley Ensor Atherstone County: Warwickshire ALBRIGHTON, Tom Head Married M 41 1870 Timber Drawer Below Warks Dordon ALBRIGHTON, Catherine Wife Married 5 years F 43 1868 Warks Baddesley Ensor ALBRIGHTON, John Henry Son M 4 1907 Warks Baddesley Ensor ALBRIGHTON, Ann Maria Vera Daughter F 2 1909 Warks Baddesley Ensor ALBRIGHTON, Cissie Daughter F 0 (8 MONTHS) 1911 Warks Baddesley Ensor ******************************************************************************************************** | Albrighton, Thomas (I16)
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| 1132 | After six months in Dublin, the headquarters moved to Carlow in the February, with the troops dispersed increasingly over the entire south of the country. The reason for the dispersal was that Napoleon had escaped from Elba and his landing in France had required other regiments from Ireland. By the summer, the 4th Dragoons were the only regiment left in the country. In November, the headquarters moved to new barracks in Cahir, where they stayed until 1819, when it moved to Cork. | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 1133 | Age 6 | Fretwell, John (I8070)
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| 1134 | Aged 18 in the 1871 census Aged 28 in the 1881 census Aged 38 in the 1891 census Aged 48 in the 1901 census **************************************************** 1881 British Census 34 Ludlow St Penarth, Glamorgan, Wales PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5289 Folio 28 Page 51 Robert BROWNING M 28 M Tetbury, Gloucester, England Rel: Head Occ: Dock Lab Lousia BROWNING M 23 F Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales Rel: Wife Thomas H. BROWNING U 3 M Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales Rel: Son Lousia R. BROWNING U 11 m F Penarth, Glamorgan, Wales Rel: Daur Harriet THOMAS U 22 F Penarth, Glamorgan, Wales Rel: Visitor Occ: Dressmaker **************************************************** 1891 Census Plassey Street Penarth Browning Robert Head 38 Shipyard Labourer B. Glos Tetbury ----"------ Louisa Wife 33 b. Cardiff ----"------ Thomas H son 13 Errand Boy b. Cardiff ----"------ Louisa R Dau 10 b. Penarth ----"------ Robert A Son 9 ----"------ ----"------ Susan Dau 7 ----"------ ----"------ Lillian dau 4 ----"------ ----"------ Beatrice M Dau 11 mn ----"------ ****************************************************************** 1901 Census 105, Plassey Street, Penarth, Glam Browning Robert Head 48 Masons Labourer born Sidbury Glos ----"------ Louisa Wife 43 born Cardiff ----"------ Robert Son 19 Railway Laboure b. Penarth ----"------ Lillian Dau 15 b. Penarth ----"------ Beatrice Dau 10 ----"---- ----"------ Charles Son 5 ----"------ ----"------ Susan Mother Wid 72 b. Sidbury Glos NB Son Thomas Next door with Wife ********************************************************************** | Browning, Robert (I2189)
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| 1135 | Aged 2 1/2 | Boulstridge, William Ernest Flavell (I2011)
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| 1136 | Aged 23 in the 1881 census Aged 33 in the 1891 census Aged 43 in the 1901 census | Sinclair, Louisa (I5797)
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| 1137 | Aged 3 in the 1881 census Aged 13 ih the 1891 census ********************************************* 1901 Census Plassey Street, Penarth Cardiff Next door to father (possibly same house) Thomas Browning Head 23 Railway Engine Stoker b. Cardiff Lily Browning Wife 21 b. Devon Barnstaple Violet Browning Dau 2 months ******************************************************************* | Browning, Thomas Henry (I2194)
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| 1138 | Aged 4 Weeks | Fretwell, Mary Jane (I8088)
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| 1139 | Aged 5 Weeks | Fretwell, Charles (I8034)
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| 1140 | AKA Church Aston | Source (S713)
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| 1141 | Alice Marshall of 50 Grange Road King's Heath Birmingham Probate Granted to Albert William Marshall Municiple Official and George Edward Marshall Toll Maker Effects ?4456 18s 4d | Bolstridge, Alice (I636)
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| 1142 | All houses in this block appear to be Railway Employees | Burt, Arthur (I2346)
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| 1143 | Allegations are sworn statements prepared by the groom. From them, you may be able to discover the intended marriage place and groom?s occupation. A marriage license allegation and bond would be submitted to the church courts in support of an application for a marriage license. | Source (S741)
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| 1144 | Also Known as Betsy | Myers, Elizabeth (I8243)
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| 1145 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8090)
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| 1146 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8073)
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| 1147 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8053)
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| 1148 | Also Known as Walla Home Guard 29/6/1940 to 31/12/1944. Marriage Dec qtr 1944 Atherstone reg district 6d 1309 Buried 1st October 2004 St Nicholas Churchyard Baddesley Ensor | Fretwell, Walter (I8118)
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| 1149 | Also Knwn as Bowie | Fretwell, Thomas (I8115)
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| 1150 | Although he quotes James as his father he was brought up by his Grandparents(William and Sarah) | Powis, Christopher (I5434)
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