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Incorporating Parsons / Gulliver / Hill genealogy |
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Matches 1,801 to 1,850 of 2,660
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| 1801 | Out of Work 1921 | Gulliver, George Henry (I3537)
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| 1802 | Padiham Subdistrict | Hill, Ellen (I3943)
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| 1803 | Padiham Subdistrict | Townson, Harry (I8426)
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| 1804 | Page 168 Marriage Register | Source (S788)
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| 1805 | Page ID 53515420 Walthamstow Walter De Brett 28 b. Kingsland LND Railway Porter Sophia De Brett 28 London Clerkenwell Walter De Brett 2 London Islington ******************************************************************* | De Brett, Walter (I2832)
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| 1806 | Parent site at http://www.geocities.com/vallieres_luc/ | Source (S651)
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| 1807 | Parsons Maria of 27 School Street Loghborough Leicestershire widow died 15 April 1935 Probate Leicester 5 June to William Henry Parsons Postman and Rev. Bejamin Kenyon clerk effects ?703 1s | Huddlestone, Maria (I4245)
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| 1808 | Pat and David moved to Cyprus in 2011 | Nash, Patricia (I8245)
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| 1809 | PDF Copy | Source (S766)
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| 1810 | PDF Copy | Source (S767)
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| 1811 | Peter's wife is consistently shown as Sarah until the 1891 census and on her memorial stone. Is she the same person. Note also that Fanny Huddlestone is called Fanny Doughty in 1891 Census. The only way to confirm details is by civil registration documents | UNKNOWN, Sarah (I6857)
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| 1812 | Pett Hanmett & Co Ltd | Aldis, William West (I8915)
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| 1813 | Plot 1063 | Norton, Edward (I8252)
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| 1814 | Plot 1218 | Norton, Agnes M (I5024)
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| 1815 | Plot 1218 | Norton, Denis Charles Joseph (I8251)
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| 1816 | Plot 1218 | Norton, Maria Frances (I8259)
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| 1817 | Plot 1218 | Norton, Terence Joseph Robert (I8263)
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| 1818 | Plot 1365 | Boulstridge, John (I1865)
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| 1819 | Plot 1365 | Boulstridge, John Edward (I1866)
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| 1820 | Plot 1365 | Norton, Elizabeth Mercy (I5026)
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| 1821 | Plot 1365/Plot 1365 | Boulstridge, Henry (I1827)
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| 1822 | Plot 138 | Mathews, Mary Ann (I4752)
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| 1823 | Plot 1543 | Gosling, Kate Rose (I3351)
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| 1824 | Plot 1543 | Norton, John Edward Joseph (I5028)
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| 1825 | Plot 1543 | Norton, John Edward (I8255)
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| 1826 | Plot 218 | Norton, Agnes M (I5024)
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| 1827 | Plot 26/10 | Williams, Hannah (I7842)
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| 1828 | Plot E4/14 | Naylor, Alfred (I4962)
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| 1829 | Possible Coalport Works | Fletcher, Mary (I8551)
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| 1830 | Possibly F H LLOYDS | Hill, John (I3966)
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| 1831 | pp Bernard Boulstridge The only official record for "Sidney Arthur" I have found is; National Probate Calender (Index of Wills and Administations) 1955 Clinton Sidney Arthur of 112 Montague Rd Smethwick Staffs ,died 20th March 1955, Administration Birmingham 3rd May to William Arthur Clinton heationg engineer. Effects ?157-2-11d Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate; St Georges in the Parish of Edgbaston on 5th june 1899 Arthur Clinton age 24 bachelor butcher Hagley Rd Edgbaston father William Henry Clinton coachman Lavinia Gardner age 26 spinster resident Edgbaston father Sabin William Gardner (dec) engineer By Banns witnesses Emanuel Brain & Fanny Wythes. vicar Charles Manefield Owen 1901 Census 9 Darnley Rd, Ladywood Arthur Clinton age 25 head married butcher/worker b Birmingham Lavinia Clinton age 27 wife married b Birmingham 1911 Census 112 Montague Rd Smethwick Arthur Clinton age 37 head married butcher/slaughterrman worker b Birmingham Lavinia Clinton age 37 wife married b Birmingham William Clinton age 8 son b Birmingham Edward Clinton age 3 son b Birmingham Christened 8th October 1878 at Edgbaston St George parents William Henry (coachman) & Christiana Clinton of 1 Brighton Terrace Bellis St, again Christened 17th March 1880 at Ladywood St John parents William Henry ( coachman ) & Christiana Clinton of 1 Brighton Terrace, Bellis St | Clinton, Samuel Arthur (I7964)
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| 1832 | PP Bernard Boulstridge : John Henry was the keeper of " The Bull " at Nailstone and Later " The Hearty Goodfellow " Stockingford *************************************************************** | Boulstridge, John Henry (I1869)
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| 1833 | pp Phil Wardell Cornelius Robert Whitney m. Esther Norah Brassington q2 1893 dudley 6c 36 1901 Census 9 Castle View Dudley (rg13 2744 33 23) Cornelius R Whitney h m 28 tailors assistant Norah Whitney w m 27 George 6 Harry 3 Reginald 1 All born Dudley *************************************************************** | Whitney, Cornelius Robert (I7154)
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| 1834 | Preston CE123/4/93 | Family: Robert James Taylor / Louisa Hill (F2422)
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| 1835 | Prior to this date my father and his sister remember Charlie as being a policeman at Stoneleigh | Hood, Charlie Edwin (I4054)
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| 1836 | Private DAWSON RIX 6821, 35th Bn., Australian Infantry, A.I.F who died age 19 on Thursday 29 August 1918. Private RIX, Son of Robert and the late Mary Rix; brother of S. Rix, of Warialda Railway, New South Wales. Remembered with honour DAOURS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION The preparations for the Somme offensive of July 1916 brought a group of casualty clearing stations (the 1st/1st South Midland, 21st, 34th, 45th and Lucknow, section " B " ) to Daours. The extension to the communal cemetery was opened and the first burials made in Plots I , II, Row A of Plot III and the Indian plot, between June and November 1916. The Allied advance in the spring of 1917 took the hospitals with it, and no further burials were made in the cemetery until April 1918, when the Germans recovered the ground they had lost. From April to the middle of August 1918, the extension was almost a front line cemetery. In August and September 1918, the casualty clearing stations came forward again (the 5th, 37th, 41st, 53rd, 55th and 61st) but in September, the cemetery was closed. There are now 1,231 Commonwealth servicemen of the First World War buried or commemorated in Daours Communal Cemetery Extension. The total includes special memorials to four men of the Chinese labour corps whose graves in White Chateau Cemetery, Cachy, could not be located. The adjoining communal cemetery contains two First World War burials made before the extension was opened. The extension was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. ********************************************************************** ************************************** | Rix, Herbert Gwydor (I5599)
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| 1837 | Probate LONDON 30 Nov (1895) to Adah Annie Money and Charles Henry Bostridge shop fitter | Money, Eli (I4829)
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| 1838 | Prospect Terrace,: Thornton In Craven, York, England PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4305 Folio 41 Page 26 Abr. TURNER M 48 M Thornton, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Quarryman Susanna TURNER M 39 F Carlton, York, England Rel: Wife Thos. SMITH U 22 M Thornton, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Cotton Card Room Hand Fred G. TURNER U 21 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Cotton Weaver Eliz. TURNER U 19 F Earby, York, England Rel: Daur Occ: Cotton Throstle Spinner Clayton TURNER U 17 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Cotton Card Room Hand Jane TURNER 13 F Earby, York, England Rel: Daur Occ: Cotton Rover 1/2 Time John TURNER 11 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Cotton Doffer 1/2 Time James TURNER 8 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Wm. TURNER 5 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Henry TURNER 3 M Earby, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Priscilla PROCTOR 13 F Carlton, York, England Rel: Niece Occ: Cotton Throstle Spinner 1/2 T | Procter, Prescilla (I5496)
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| 1839 | Quartered in Lewes and, Brighton, Sussex. 80 miles away at Boulogne, Emperor Napoleon had an army of 100,000 men waiting to invade England | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 1840 | Radford Road Coventry Holy Trinity - HO/107/2068 Folio:478 William PARKERHead M 39MRibbon WeaverRadford-War Elizabeth PARKER Wife M 35FFillerStretton-War Richard PARKER Son U 14MWeaverRadford-War Thomas PARKER Son - 11M---Radford-War Hannah PARKER Daur - 8F---Radford-War Elizabeth PARKER Daur - 3F---Radford-War ********************************************************************** ******************* | Parker, William (I5134)
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| 1841 | Registered by Jane Lakin present at Death | UNKNOWN, Hannah (I6743)
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| 1842 | Residence 1851 Broad St, Banbury. Occ pumpmaker | Arlidge, James (I7867)
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| 1843 | Residence 1881 Pearmans Yard Atherstone . Occupation hatter | Gisbourne, John Thomas (I8141)
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| 1844 | Residence 1881, 17 Richards Terr, Garbutt St, Sculcoates | Arlidge, Martha A (I7871)
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| 1845 | Residence 1908 Avins Yard Atherstone Christened Atherstone 2nd February 1908 FHL1067392 | Fretwell, Joseph Alfred (I8077)
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| 1846 | RG 13 3509 Folio 16 Little Woolton Index only Alfred Wilshaw 49 Coachman b. Cheshire Macclesfield Sarah Wilshaw 40 Cook b. Tamworth Wilnecote Frank 11 b. Liverpool Sefton Park Alice 5 born Liverpool Woolton | Wilshaw, Alfred (I7277)
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| 1847 | RG10/ 3485 Folio 75 1871 Census 19 Napoleon Square, Basford Francis Bolstridge Head 22 b. Bedworth Warks Coal Miner Selina Wife 24 b. Arnold Notts Francis son 8 months b. Basford ********************************************************************** ** 1881 census :Hucknall Torkard, Nottingham, England RG11 - 3334 Folio 55 Francis BOLSTRIDGE M 32 M Bedworth, Warwick, England Rel: Head Occ: Coal Miner Sarah BOLSTRIDGE M 29 F Bedworth, Warwick, England Rel: Wife Francis BOLSTRIDGE 13 M Cinder Hill, Nottingham, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Esther BOLSTRIDGE 7 F Cinder Hill, Nottingham, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar ********************************************************************** ** 1891 Census Blackwell RG12/2650 Folio 77 Page 44 Schedule 226 25 Colliery Houses BolstridgeFrancis42b. Bedworth WARCoal Hewer " Sarah A37b. West Bromwich STS " Francis20b. Basford NTTCoal Hewer " Thomas11b. Bedworth WAR " John William7b. Bulwell NTT " Benjamin6b. Normanton DBY " William2b. Blackwell DBY ********************************************************************** ****** | Bolstridge, Francis Thomas (I910)
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| 1848 | RG14PN20396 RG78PN1222 RD429 SD2 ED5 SN144 Reg. District: Basford Sub District: Ilkeston Parish: Heanor Enum. District: 5 Address: Fletcher Street Heanor County: Nottinghamshire FEARN, Joseph Head Married M 35 1876 Hosiery Bleacher Basford Nottm FEARN, Mary Ann Wife Married 13 years F 34 1877 Cinderhill Nottm FEARN, Thomas Son M 12 1899 School; Grocer's Errand Boy Beeston Nottm FEARN, Lillian Daughter F 6 1905 School Heanor Derby FEARN, Elsie Mary Daughter F 0 (6 MONTHS) 1911 Heanor Derby | Fearn, Joseph (I3168)
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| 1849 | Richard Henton Head 37 Ag Lab b. Sibson Eliza Henton Wife 39 b. Sutton Cheney Samuel Henton Son 10 Emma Henton Dau 8 Ann Henton Dau 6 Joseph Henton Son 3 Elizabeth Henton Dau 7 months All Children b. Sibson ********************************************************** | Henton, Richard (I3828)
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| 1850 | Richard Huddlestone b.1860 is the Subject of a War Office Short Service Army Record WO97/3103 2/10/1884 Melton Mowbray Leics Age 25 Ht 5'4? " Wt 137lbs Complexion fresh Eyes blue Hair light brown C of E Leicester Aldershot 3/2/1886 Landed in India - Lucknow 1888 Nigingian? Euphrates Aden HMS Malabar Warley London Relatives in MM, mother Jane, brothers George and Arthur, sisters Mary, Martha and Ann Campaigns Burma 1887 to 1889 Medals India Medal with Burma Clasp, 1887-89 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++ + Education Cert Ed 4th Class 13/11/1884 of good character - 12 years service. ( Extracted by Eric Bird ) *************************** ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++ ++ History of the Services of the 17th Leicestershire Regiment 1688-1910 ********************************************************************** **** ** Chapter 13 Home Service - Bermuda - Burma - Aden - Home Service 1882 The Head Quarters of the 2nd Battalion arrived at Jubbulpore on 20th January 1882 and returned to Portsmouth on 9th March 1883 In Leicester 1885 2nd Battalion march from Jubbulpore to Lucknow arriving on 14th March 1888 2nd Battalion march from Lucknow on the 13th November to Thayetmyo in Burma arriving on 3rd December where they subsequently engage in raids against the Chin tribes. At this time the British were establishing an administration in Burma which replaced the previous monarchy. 1889 2nd Battalion leave for Aden on the 7th November arriving on the 29th November. There is much sickness requiring recovery. 1890 2nd Battalion leave on the 12th November for England 1892 2nd Battalion move to Chatham 1894 2nd Battalion move to Aldershot 1894 2nd Battalion move to Ireland ( Extracted by Eric Bird ) *************************** ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++ +++ | Huddlestone, Richard (I4262)
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