Notes
Matches 2,351 to 2,400 of 2,963
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| 2351 | Parish Register (Hemingby) from FindMyPast. | RICHARDSON, William (I4332)
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| 2352 | Parish Register Baptisms & Burials 1745-1812 (FindMyPast) | WARD, William (I4602)
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| 2353 | Parish Register Hemingby. | RICHARDSON, Thomas (I4354)
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| 2354 | Parish Register Hemingby. | Mary (I4355)
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| 2355 | Parish Register, Burials (FindMyPast) | WARD, Sarah (I3711)
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| 2356 | Parish: Pawarenga; Baptism, date of event, 21 July 1956; baptism of her daughter Elizabeth. | WAA, Jane (I2935)
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| 2357 | Passenger list in NELSON EXAMINER AND NEW ZEALAND CHRONICLE, VOLUME XIII, 28 FEBRUARY 1855 | READ, Richard (I3692)
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| 2358 | Passenger list: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nzbound/ionic1913.htm | WARD, Frederick (I2076)
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| 2359 | Passenger list: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nzbound/ionic1913.htm | WARD, Frederick (I2076)
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| 2360 | Pat Hooper has a copy of Marriage Certificate. | Family: CASEY, Joseph Michael / KAVANAGH, Bridget Frances (F1101)
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| 2361 | Pat says her cousin Margaret Fard did research on the Caulfields and connected them to the Caulfield Cup. | CAULFIELD, William (I3552)
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| 2362 | Patrick Heremaia's Notes: George was William Bill Ward's uncle. We met him when we went overland to England in 1970. George married twice. His first wife was a Lewin. We did not get her christian name. His second wife we do not know her name. George had a son from his second marriage who was a panel beater working in London in 1970 when we were there. We took photos of Uncle Bill. Bill & Dot met George's son & his "bodgie" friend. They were very friendly and polite. Uncle George also took Bill and Dot to meet uncle Bob's wife. Her name was Alice [Ward]. She was 70 years old and was living with one of her daughters in an old traditional English cottage with very low ceilings. Her life style was very simple. She was also widowed and had 10 children. After visiting uncle Bob's wife, Alice, uncle George took Bill and Dot to another one of his daughters somewhere on the outskirts of Lincoln. The woman was not that interested in meeting Bill & Dot, but instead was preoccupied in the fact that her TV was not going and she was going to miss seeing Coronation Street that night. Her son went to buy her a new TV. Uncle George gave Bill & Dot the address of another daughter living in Slough. Her name was Elsie, she married Fred. Fred worked at a Mars Bar chocolate factory. Sally and Vern took Bill and Dot down to see them. Uncle George also gave Bill and Dot the address of his aunty Maud [nee Scott], who was the sister of his mother, Lillian Scott. Maud lived in Horncastle. Jocelyn and I went with Bill and Dot to visit his aunty Maud and her husband. She spoke of her Golden Wedding Anniversary which was going to be held at Bill Scott's widows home which was in the neighbour hood. [Bill & Dot had a photo of Bill Scott, Bill's uncle, the brother to his mother.] | WARD, George (I04090)
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| 2363 | Paul Craggs gave "Farndale Family Tree" chart to Pat Heremaia to transfer to FAMILY TREE MAKER programme with Ward & Walkley Family trees. | Source (S00450)
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| 2364 | Paul was born on 8th February 1951, eldest son of the 2 boys born to Joan & Ron INGRAM. Paul lived in the family home, built by his parents at 66 Carlton Road, Glen Eden,(later renamed Savoy Road) Auckland, for over 20 years. Paul attended Glen Eden Primary School, Glen Eden Intermediate and Kelston Boys High School. He left school at the end of the 4th Form to start an apprenticeship in Panel beating with Rob Williams Panel beaters in Glen Eden. As a fully qualified Panel beater he left NZ and did a stint in London & Europe. On his return he met Allison (nee Walker), became engaged and started his own Panel beating business in Kumeu in 1973. Paul and Allison married on 12 October 1974 and commenced building their home in the Waitakere Ranges of West Auckland, Swanson, where they still live to this day. From when Paul & Allison first met until the early 1980?s Allison worked for the Bank of New Zealand followed for a short time with AGC Finance Ltd. She went on to open her own Coffee Lounge in Kumeu Village for 7 years until she sold it in 1990. Paul operated his Panel beating business (Paul Ingram Panel beaters Limited) for 23 years, selling it to his first apprentice in 1996. Three years later, in 1999, Paul and Allison purchased the house next-door to their own and turned it into a Bed & Breakfast guest accommodation-Panorama Heights B&B. 10 years on they are still enjoying welcoming guests and travelling overseas, they still live in their original home, built by themselves over 30 years ago. | INGRAM, Paul Murray (I03908)
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| 2365 | Peatling Hall Estate was purchased by "T.S. Clarke, Esq. of the Hague, near Chesterfield, son of the late J. Clarke, Esq. of New Parks" in 1860 according to the Leicester Chronicle (March 3, 1860). This seems almost certainly a misprint for "J.S. Clarke", ie. John Sanders Clarke. | CLARKE, John Sanders (I1212)
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| 2366 | Perhaps 'Anne'. | WYATT, Sarah Annie (I2048)
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| 2367 | Perhaps 30 km west of Middlesbrough | WADE, Rev Albany (I3170)
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| 2368 | Perhaps also 'Saunders'? | SANDERS, Dorothy (I1862)
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| 2369 | Perhaps the artist of our water colours. Unmarried. | COLTMAN, John (I1957)
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| 2370 | Perl suggests she was born at St Helen's Hospital. 990829. | TORKINGTON, Frances Eileen (I14)
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| 2371 | Personnel file, BDM. | KAVANAGH, James Edward (I3742)
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| 2372 | Personnel file. Papers Past. http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=ODT19161006.2.90.3 | KAVANAGH, James Edward (I3742)
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| 2373 | Peter Hooper tells of childhood holidays spent at Joseph Spice's bach at Bowentown. | SPICE, Joseph Henry (I3558)
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| 2374 | Peter was childless | CLARKE, Peter John (I2090)
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| 2375 | Petone Settlers Database: http://www.huttcity.govt.nz/Leisure--Culture/Museums-and-galleries/Our-museums/petone-settlers-data/DisplayPerson/?Id=100155&Page=1322 Details for Record #100155 Name JOHN Family Name HOOPER Gender M Date of Birth 1804-03-23 Place of Birth HORSINGTON,SOMERSET,ENGLAND Date of Death Place of Death Notes Record Source PFR Other Details Sailed from (1) LONDON / DARTMOUTH Sailed from (1) GRAVESEND/LONDON/DARTMOUTH First settled In HUTT VALLEY First settled In TAITA Member of Society ONE OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS OF CHRIST CHURCH NZ Company application number 2566 NZ Company application number 2566 Other references REFER TO SURNAME FILE OF SPOUSE FOR ADDITIONAL Other references REFER TO SURNAME FILE OF SPOUSE FOR ADDITIONAL Other references INFORMATION. Other references INFORMATION. Place of burial CHRIST'S CHURCH * Place of burial CHRIST CHC. TAITA Place of marriage (1) HORSINGTON Place of marriage (2) HORSINGTON Residential address (1) HUTT RIVER Additional notes (1) 'ROBERT, MY GRAND FATHER, FARMED 'EMERALD HILLS', TE MARUA, WHICH Additional notes (2) REMAINED IN THE FAMILY UNTIL TAKEN FOR SUB-DIVISION. ALL, ESPECIALLY Additional notes (3) GEORGE, WERE MUCH INVOLVED WITH 'CHRIST'S CHURCH', TAITA.' Spouse's first name (1) CAROLINE Spouse's first name (1) JANE Spouse's first name (2) CAROLINE Spouse's NZ Company no. (1) 2666 Spouse's PSM Ref No (1) 241F Spouse's PSM Ref No (1) 72F Spouse's surname (1) WADMAN Spouse's surname (1) THOMAS Spouse's surname (2) WADMAN Information sources (1) ORAL, FAMILY HISTORY, SHIPPING LISTS: WELLINGTON PROVINCE, A.T.L.| Information sources (1) FAMILY HISTORY, A.T.L. Information sources (2) NEWSPAPER| Burial/death memorial (1) * TAITA Relationship to Settlers GREAT GRAND DAUGHTER Relationship to Settlers G.G.G. GRAND FATHER AND G. GRAND FATHER Date compiled 1991-02-01 Date compiled 1991-04-28 Compiler name IRENE BULL Compiler name R. NOYE & N BLACK Compilter Details DUNEDIN & LOWER HUTT Compilter Details MASTERTON Port of arrival WELLINGTON Port of arrival WELLINGTON Date of departure 1841-06-15 Date of departure 1841-06-15 Date of marriage (1) 1825-10-15 Date of arrival 1841-10-16 Date of arrival 1841-10-16 Date of marriage (2) 1840 Religion C. OF E.:or:ANGLICAN Occupation or calling FARMER AT TAITA:or:SAWYER Date of death 1892-12-25 | HOOPER, John (I3587)
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| 2376 | phone: 2922876 | Repository (R5)
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| 2377 | Photo in Rock and the Sky, p. 107 | HASKELL, Alexander John (I96)
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| 2378 | Photo of Jessie Smith has been emailed by Patricia McLeod, who is a DNA match and descendent of Ezra Smith. | SMITH, Jessie Ellen (I5143)
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| 2379 | Photos of Walter and his wife are on Ancestry. | SMITH, Walter (I1289)
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| 2380 | Place given by someone at the Torkington Cousins gathering. Microfiche nr 17417 | Family: TORKINGTON, Grant Roy / WATERS, Kathryn Judith (F40)
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| 2381 | Place of birth given as Auckland on her daughter's birth certificate and her death registry entry. | SHIELDS, Sarah Anne (I3644)
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| 2382 | Placeholder for Siobhan's father. | WYATT (I4850)
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| 2383 | Placeholder for Siobhan's grandfather. | WYATT (I4847)
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| 2384 | Placeholder for Siobhan's mother. | (I4848)
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| 2385 | Ploegsteert Wood is in Belgium quite close to the French border. Vic was injured by an exploding shell fragment on the day before the commencement of the Third Battle of Ypres campaign, the preliminary bombardment of which began on 11 July 1917. | SMITH, Victor Harvey (I19)
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| 2386 | Possibility for birth of John Ward? https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NYPX-NH3 Name John Ward Gender Male Christening Date 23 Dec 1718 Christening Place WADDINGWORTH,LINCOLN,ENGLAND Birth Date 24 Nov 1718 Father's Name John Ward Mother's Name Elizabeth Waddington is south of Lincoln, 26 miles from Scampton. | WARD, John (I4781)
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| 2387 | Possibility from England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915. | Elizabeth (I4336)
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| 2388 | Possible - needs more investigation: Northumberland and Durham Marriages Transcription (obtained from FindMyPast) First name(s) Matthew Last name Brewster Sex Male Marriage year 1817 Marriage date 10 Jun 1817 Place Middleton Description St. George Spouse first name(s) Dinah Spouse last name Gascoyne Groom's first name(s) Matthew Groom's last name Brewster Groom's parish - Bride's first name(s) Dinah Bride's last name Gascoyne Bride's parish - County Durham Country England Record set Northumberland and Durham Marriages Category Life Events (BDMs) Subcategory Marriages & divorces Collections from United Kingdom | Family: BREWSTER, Matthew / GASCOYNE, Dinah (F1162)
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| 2389 | Possible baptism, 25 July 1792. Father's name John Collins. Lancashire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials (Ancestry) | COLLINS, William (I3037)
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| 2390 | Possible children from Northumberland and Durham Baptisms (obtained from FindMyPast) Brewster Charles George 1826 ? 1826 Brewster Dinah 1828 ? 1828 Brewster Edward 1819 ? 1819 Brewster Jane 1824 ? 1824 Brewster Margaret 1823 ? 1823 Brewster Matthew 1829 ? 1829 | Family: BREWSTER, Matthew / GASCOYNE, Dinah (F1162)
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| 2391 | Possible marriage, 9 Dec 1932 to Andrew Williamson (Lancashire Marriages from Ancestry) | COLLINS, Mary (I3039)
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| 2392 | Possible match in Ancestry England & Wales Civil Registration Death Index: NAME: Lucy Scott BIRTH: 2 Mar 1883 DEATH: Jun 1975 - Spilsby, Lincolnshire, England | SCOTT, Lucy Ann (I4324)
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| 2393 | Possible match: Mary Connor aged 18 a house servant in Killeany in 1821. http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/c19/007246484/007246484_00082.pdf | CONNOR, Mary (I3496)
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| 2394 | Possibly surname Briggs based on 1841 and 1851 census that has a Mary Briggs with the same birthplace and approx birth year. However her daughter Mary Ann Ward was born in 1849 (Mary Briggs was still living with her parents in 1851). She could have been born before her parents were married? Or alternatively Mary Briggs was not Mary Ward. Interestingly there is a Mary A Briggs aged 1 year old listed as a daughter of the Briggs family in the 1851 census. In the 1861 census they have no children living with them. On balance I think it's more likely than not that Mary was Mary Briggs, daughter of John Briggs. There is a question of whether Sarah Briggs was the mother of Mary given she was only 14 or 15 years older than Mary. Maybe a second wife? | BRIGGS, Mary (I2130)
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| 2395 | Potato blight | MCLEOD, Norman (I3265)
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| 2396 | Presently farming Dan Kempt's property | MATHESON, John Donald (I263)
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| 2397 | Probably between 1851 and 1861. He doesn't appear in the 1861 census. | WARD, George (I1966)
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| 2398 | Probably died between 1841 and 1851 given he wasn't listed in 1851 census. There are a few William Collins deaths in Ashton Under Lyne during these years. | COLLINS, William (I3037)
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| 2399 | Probably with his daughter Jane, who married James Dunning. | CLARKE, Charles Septimus (I1139)
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| 2400 | Probate | DRAFFIN, Frederick William (I4939)
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