Notes
Matches 2,701 to 2,750 of 2,963
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| 2701 | Tanya Lindsay gave his name (951120) as Ronald George Lindsay. | LINDSAY, Richard George (I483)
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| 2702 | Ted Torkington today told me that 'Ron Matheson had died'. The notice was in the Herald a few weeks ago. I assume that itwas this Ron. | MATHESON, Ronald Gordon (I275)
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| 2703 | Ten children, Ben the youngest. Lived with his son in the pub after the death of his wife. | SMITH, William (I1293)
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| 2704 | Terence O'Hanlon and Mary Kavanagh married 1858. They had 5 children from 1859 - 1868. Is this "Mr J O'Hanlon"? | HUGHES, Katherine (I3549)
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| 2705 | Terry, Rique, Rua, Turea, Xavia, Tane. | HEALEY, Teresa (I3402)
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| 2706 | Text: Wood, John, Hinckley. 1710 --10. Truby, Jane, of same; at Hinckley. Book: Calendar of Wills Proved and of Administrations Granted in the Commissary Court of the Peculiar and Exempt Jurisdiction of Groby, 1580-1800. (Will) Collection: Leicestershire: - Marriage Licences, 1570-1729 Obtained from Ancestry.Com | Family: WOOD, John / TRUBEY, Jane (F1536)
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| 2707 | That is, presently, the Sandspit | BUCHANAN, Sarah (I2168)
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| 2708 | The 'Miss Hutton' of CBeale. | HUTTON, Catherine (I1208)
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| 2709 | The 1st name looks like 'hreme' | SERGEANT, __ (I1320)
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| 2710 | The Auckland artist. | GOLDBERG, Suzanne (I1007)
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| 2711 | The Benjamin and Martha Smith story: https://bensmith.falkor.gen.nz | SMITH, Benjamin (I1282)
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| 2712 | The Benjamin and Martha Smith story: https://bensmith.falkor.gen.nz | NEAVY, Martha (I1283)
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| 2713 | The Betsy Ann Ward who died in Lincolnshire in 1958 was born in 1872 according to England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Transcription from FindMyPast. That can't have been this Betsy Ann Ward as that would have made her 10 when her first child was born. In the census she was 31 in 1891. | SKIPWORTH, Betsy Ann (I04086)
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| 2714 | The children's names all check out with the family listed in S&S on page 322. | CAMPBELL, Norman Allen (I106)
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| 2715 | The date given in the Brother's Keeper source is '1892', which I've altered. | GUTHRIE, Annette (I3425)
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| 2716 | The date is difficult to read. | WYATT, John (I2037)
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| 2717 | The date of marriage is my conjecture. | Family: FINLAYSON, Donald / MCLEAN, Annie Mary (F93)
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| 2718 | The death printout for Annie Campbell confirms her parents were Alexander Matheson and Margaret Finlayson. | MATHESON, Annie (I72)
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| 2719 | The eldest son of the Town Clerk of Leicester. | HEYRICK, John (I1223)
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| 2720 | The executors for Alvin's estate were Vernon Smith and Barry Torkington | SMITH, Alvin Lester (I20)
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| 2721 | The executors of Heather's estate were Vernon Smith and Venice Chidiac. | SMITH, Heather Joan Naomi (I349)
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| 2722 | The fact he was in England in the 1891 census shows the emigration date is incorrect. In fact the name of the ship looks to be incorrect too. | WALKLEY, Sidney Stanley (I03913)
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| 2723 | The family lived there on Skipworth's farm for 1 year. (Source Pat's notes) | WARD, Mr William (I1162)
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| 2724 | The father of Joseph Torkington was recorded as John Torkington, by Mavis Russell I think. But the marriage cert forJoseph gives his father as Samuel Torkington. Here I adopt the Samuel Torkington as the father. 990208. | TORKINGTON, Samuel (I1193)
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| 2725 | The first name is indistinct in Christeen's chart. | WORTHINGHAM, [Sarah ?] Dorothy (I3227)
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| 2726 | The first wedding held in the Leigh church which had been completed the previous year. See "Rough Road to Worship" by Neil Sutherland. (added by Raewyn April 2016) | Family: WYATT, George Knight Leonard / NEELEY, Willena Dawn (F145)
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| 2727 | The following notes from Alvin Smith In the Emigrants List (1857), he is aged 32. D. date from Ian Neil-Smith's photo of the gravestone. However, the gravestone also gives the age to be 63 years. But the adopted birth and death dates imply an age of 61 years 8 months. See the Leigh cemetery xeroxes. He left Lochalsh when aged two (Neil Robinson, 'Lion of Scotland', p. 111, which implies 1827 or 1828) with the Mcleod migration. Angus Matheson. Born at 'Ross-shire Scotland on the 15 December 1825'. - New Zealand Master's Certificate of service, dated 25 June 1873. That is, when Angus Matheson was 47 years old. He died 29 August 1887 (photo of gravestone) 'aged 63 years', but 15 December 1825 to 29 August 1887 is 61 years 8 months. His brother Duncan's date of birth also casts doubt on Angus's, for there's only a few months between the dates of birth of Duncan and Angus. 980115 In the history of the Hong Kong, the author refers to: M Keswick, ed., The Thistle and the Jade: 150 years of Jardine Matheson, London, 1982, in which there is apparently an extensive note on the origins of this Matheson (either James or Alexander, I'm not sure). | MATHESON, Angus (I61)
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| 2728 | The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England), Volume 85: At Clapham, Surrey, Mr John Coltman, jun. to Mrs Hodgson, widow of Capt. Tho. H. of the Earl Cornwallis East-Indiaman. https://books.google.co.nz/books?id=f30dAQAAMAAJ (Raewyn) | Family: COLTMAN, John / WARREN, Sarah (F512)
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| 2729 | The grave stone, at O'Neills Point Cemetery, Bayswater Ave, Bayswater, Auckland: In Loving Memory of John Smith died 1 December 1936 aged 82 years and his beloved wife Christina died 21 st April 1938 aged 76 years. This gravestone is on the east boundary, about 37 plots from the road. Jessica Morrison's family tree gives 15 May 1936 as the date of death. | SMITH, John Benjamin (I186)
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| 2730 | The head and centre of nonconformity in Leicester was the congregation of the Great Meeting, the chapel in East BondStreet which Presbyterians and Independents had combined to build in 1708. It had been Presbyterian during the greaerpart of the century, and was still occasionally referred to as such by members of other denominations -- presumably fromforce of habit -- as late as 1802. But towards the end of the long ministry (1741 - 97) of the Rev Huigh Worthington itcame, like other Presbyterian congregations elsewhere, under the latitudinarian influence of Dr Joseph Priestley. - Patterson, and he gives a reference to: Thomas and Paget, History of the Great Meeting, Leicester. | CLARKE, Thomas Worthington (I1216)
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| 2731 | The headstone was 'unreadable'. | ADAIR, Dolina (I119)
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| 2732 | The house on lot 24 (117 Leigh Rd) was built for Rosa in 1929. She probably lived there until about the time of her mother's death. She then lived at 11A Glen Rd on the North Shore (Stanley Point) for a number of years (until after 1963) with Isabella Linda Matheson (granddaughter of Duncan Matheson). They are listed as nurses in the 1963 electoral roll ("spinster" before that). Moved back to Leigh after 1963. | MATHESON, Rosa Mary Haskell (I210)
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| 2733 | The house was apparently still standing at least until April 1924 when CS Clarke reports pulling down the "old home" and plans for it to be removed "on to the flat opposite Wyatt's entrance gate." (added by Raewyn June 2016) | CLARKE, Charles Septimus (I1139)
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| 2734 | The house was built by Alick Stephen, Bill's brother in law. | TORKINGTON, Edith Grace (I30)
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| 2735 | The middle child of nine births. | CLARKE, Charles G P (I3171)
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| 2736 | The migration vessel of the Mathesons | VESSEL, Spray (I3091)
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| 2737 | The name comes from Ruth Denton's letter c. 1975. 'His father was a Lieutenant in Cromwell's army under General Ireton.' | CARTWRIGHT, Oliver (I1953)
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| 2738 | The New Lady's Magazine: Or, Polite and Entertaining Companion for ..., Volume 2 Page 161 https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=hnlPAQAAMAAJ&rdid=book-hnlPAQAAMAAJ&rdot=1 Captain Thomas Hodgson, of the Earl Cornwallis East Indiaman, to Miss Sarah Warren, daughter of Pittman Warren, Esq of Warminster, Wils. | Family: HODGSON, Captain Thomas / WARREN, Sarah (F1547)
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| 2739 | The officiating minister was Norman McLeod. - | Family: MATHESON, Duncan / FINLAYSON, Catherine (F53)
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| 2740 | The probable date of his enlistment. | SMITH, Neil Henderson (I190)
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| 2741 | The Queen of Beauty sailed from Gravesend, London on 5 May 1863, arriving in Auckland 10 August 1863. Missing diaries:18 Jun 1866 - 22 Mar 1888. | CLARKE, Charles Septimus (I1139)
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| 2742 | The question is: is this a new wife to Frederick Christopher Dunn; or is this a daughter of FCD? | DUNN, Tuahine Girlie (I3057)
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| 2743 | The Register gives one child as having been born 13 Feb 1886 | NEELEY, Robert (I195)
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| 2744 | The Register has a Joseph Greenwood b. cir 1855 in Burnsly, Lacashire | GREENWOOD, John (I2198)
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| 2745 | The ships bell is in the Auckland Museum. | WARD, Frederick (I2076)
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| 2746 | The source for the children for this couple is 'AD'. | DUNNING, Angus Roderick (I181)
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| 2747 | The surname 'Hollis' comes from a conjectural note from I think Kath Torkington. judging from a slip of paper she gave me. And confirmed by Mavis Russell. Died of consumption. 961024: I notice an old note of mine, which I can't construe: 'illegitimate and adopted by Miss Hollis, Katherine St, Under Lyne.' Who this note refers to I do not know. | HOLLAS, Eliza (I2)
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| 2748 | The surname was given in Gertie as 'Hanson'. | RANSON, Alan Peter (I537)
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| 2749 | The title page gives the publisher as Bagot, and the volume is dedicated to 'my dear sister, M. B.', presumably MaryBagot. | BAGOT, John (I1155)
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| 2750 | The unknown father of the three Clarke brothers of Alvin's chart, 1951. | CLARKE, Proto (I1890)
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