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Notes
Matches 151 to 200 of 898
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| 151 | Cecil was born under the name Philpot. His descendants have since had his birth certificate changed as he was a Thackeray. | THACKERAY, Cecil Robert Makepeace (I11473)
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| 152 | Census of 1881 gives marie's name as Marie E Senez I think her name was Marie Louise E Demers. | DEMERS, Marie Esther (I556)
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| 153 | Change of name again. This is taken from parish record of burial. "Jonathan Maine 1 Nov 1721 Gertrude wife of Jonathan Maine 8 Dec 1697" | MAYNE, Jonathan (I722)
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| 154 | Charles and Eliza, with their large family emigrated to Winnipeg in 1898. | STUART, Charles Chubb (I9968)
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| 155 | Charles and his wife were both of Indian extraction. He was a clergyman. | EMANUEL, Charles Levins (I11824)
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| 156 | Charles Boxer's biography speaks of his mother's property in Dorset. It talks of his forebears having cattle properties in Australia. These people must be on his mother's side. | GILLETT, Anne Mainwaring (I5077)
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| 157 | Charles Edward Boxer lived at Fachlwyd Hall but died in the nearby village of Cyffylliog. | BOXER, Charles Edward (I4822)
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| 158 | Charles Edward Cooper arrived in New Zealand at the Bay of Islands in 1840. He was a descendant of Lord Shaftsbury's family. | COOPER, Charles Edward (I4907)
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| 159 | Charles fought with his father and cousin, Sidney Smith Boxer, at the Crimea. | BOXER, Rear Admiral Charles Richard Fox R.N. (I1818)
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| 160 | Charles had brothers Lionel and Francis. The latter married Ann Sanderson. They had a daughter Ann Mary Levey born about January 1867 and christened 23 July 1867. | LEVEY, Charles Eleazar (I1821)
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| 161 | Charles is shown on the 1861 census living in Jersey. He was a surgeon with the RN on half pay. | PLAYFAIR, Charles Edward (I10323)
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| 162 | Charles married his 1st cousin. | BALDERS, Lieutenant General Charles William Morley CB (I5625)
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| 163 | Charles Randle of Ruan Minor, half brother of Nicholas Randle, grandfather of James Mayne Randle. | RANDLE, Charles (I930)
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| 164 | Charles Robert and Hetty SPRAGG were cousins. | SPRAGG, Charles Robert (I222)
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| 165 | Charles seems to have made some kind of marriage with Flora although no record can be found. | Family: Charles Edward BOXER / Flora SMITH (F1642)
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| 166 | Charles Spragg Senior was contracted to lay the first tram tracks in Auckland, which were laid on wooden sleepers. He worked on the engineering of the reclamation of Queen Street to Quay Street. Charles Ball worked with him. Charles Spragg Jnr. and Ann Eliza Ball met through their fathers' friendship. During this time a house was built at Arch Hill for the Ball family and later this house was the residence of Charles and Annie Spragg. Charlie was a breeder of singing birds. Mary Pemberton remembers him saying of a bird, 'It'll be a lovely songster. Kath Spragg tells a lovely story of Charles Spragg Jnr. which goes as follows: Charlie was riding his bicycle to his wife's funeral when he was hit by a car and taken to the hospital where Kath was a nursing sister. She was supervising carrying the unconscious old man inside when she suddenly realised who it was. Charles Spragg had been the name of her own father, so she was perplexed for a moment. Charlie said later, "I was riding to my little Annie's funeral when I was hit by a car. I came round to hear Kath Spragg saying, 'Good Heavens, it's Uncle Charlie!' | SPRAGG, Charles (I2467)
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| 167 | Charles Spragg, his wife Mary, and their children, left London on 29th September 1863, aboard the 'Ulcoats'. They arrived in Auckland on 22nd January 1864. A witness at their wedding in Shropshire was Thomas Spragg, the brother of Charles. 1861 census Bridle Path Madeley Charles Spragg 42 head machinist b. Madeley Mary 48 wife b. Much Wenlock Elijah 18 son blacksmith b Madeley Wesley 13 son railway clerk b. Madeley Zante 11 son b. Dawley Silas 8 son b. Madeley Charles 5 son b. Madeley Martha 15 daughter b. Madeley Charles Sp | SPRAGG, Charles (I165)
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| 168 | Charles was born with some sort of disability. | SAWBRIDGE, Charles John (I8965)
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| 169 | Charles was rector of Stanmer cum Falmer, Sussex. | BARLOW, Reverend Charles George Torrington (I9065)
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| 170 | Charles worked for the Canadian Wheat Board. | BOXER, Charles Clarence (I4906)
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| 171 | Charlie Cattanach emigrated to Australia in 1910. He went to Katanning. | CATTANACH, Charles Herbert (I147)
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| 172 | Charlotte never married. She died in Grahamstown, South Africa. | MAYNE, Charlotte Ann (I6828)
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| 173 | Charlotte was working as a schoolmistress on the 1871 census. I can't find her husband but she is not listed as a widow. Her daughter Charlotte was working as a dressmaker and they were living at The Mount in Hampstead. Charlotte came to New Zealand with three of her daughters on the 'Orthes' which arrived in Lyttelton, 16 Feb 1879. Her husband was dead. Her eldest daughter Charlotte is not listed on the ship. But at some stage she went to New Zealand and then NSW. There was an inquest into Charlotte KELLY'S death in New Zealand. | STEVENSON, Charlotte (I290)
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| 174 | Christened aged 27. | WINN, Isaac (I6711)
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| 175 | Christiane's nationality is not known, however Lakoske is a Polish name. | LAKOSKE, Johann Christiane Elizabeth (I174)
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| 176 | Christina married a clergyman from Leamington. There is mention that she had her sister Anne to live with her. | ALSTON-STEWART, Christina Margaret (I6506)
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| 177 | Christopher seems to have gone to BC, Canada in 1909 for a period of 7 years. | HOWARD, Christopher Daniel (I9350)
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| 178 | Clare was Violet's illegitimate daughter. She was brought up with her aunts and uncles as brothers and sisters. | GARLAND, Jessie Clare (I1965)
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| 179 | Clergyman of Rickmansworth. | HODGSON, Reverend Edward (I11449)
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| 180 | Clerk aged 25 on 1881 Canadian census. Arthur was first baptised 31 Jan 1856 at the Metropolitan Church in Quebec City. | BOXER, Arthur Scudamore (I3345)
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| 181 | Clerk, like his brother, on the 1881 Canadian census. Robert James had already been christened when he was received into the Metropolitan Church in Quebec City on 15 Aug 1851. | BOXER, Robert James Estcourt (I3346)
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| 182 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5234)
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| 183 | Colin was the senior surgeon at the Infirmary, Westhoe, Sth Shields in 1891. | GORDON, Colin M.D. (I3122)
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| 184 | Colonel Barlow was with the Somerset Light Infantry and was killed whilst parachuting into Holland. | BARLOW, Colonel Hilaro Nelson (I9480)
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| 185 | Commemorated on the Lee on Solent Memorial, James was a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy based at HMS 'Goshawk', a land facility. He was on board an unescorted ship, the 'Almeda Star' when it was hit by torpedos from U-96. The ship was carrying 120 personnel from the Fleet Air Arm, 34 from the Royal Navy and 15 from the RNVR as well as 136 crew. All were lost. | BOUCHER, Lieutenant James Charles Bowman RN (I4990)
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| 186 | Cyril Charles West was a Captain in the Royal Highlanders, [Black Watch] 2 Jan 1907. He was employed with the West African Frontier Force Northern Nigeria Regiment 27 Jun 1907. The history of this force is worth reading. | WEST, Lieut. Colonel Cyril Charles (I7776)
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| 187 | Cyril played cricket for Australia. | SOLOMON, Cyril Moss (I12830)
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| 188 | Cyril was part of the group who rganised for Scott's voyage to the South Pole. Mt Longhurst in Antarctica is named for him. | LONGHURST, Cyril CB (I4863)
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| 189 | Daisy was an excellent painter. Jessie Carr in Market Drayton noted that Daisy visited them in about 1925-30 on a sea voyage for her health. Hilda Porter had one of her oil paintings. She died on board a ship RMS Niagara between Vancouver and Honolulu on 17 Jan 1927 aged 49 whilst returning to NZ. | SPRAGG, Daisy Anne (I1540)
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| 190 | Daniel Eldridge was tried at the Newington Assizes on 19th July, 1824 [Commital 145], for larceny. Sentence 7 years. At that time, he was 9 years old. Arrived Sydney, on 18th August 1825 on the 'Norfolk'. Assigned to the Parramatta Store. In 1828, he was at the hospital, Windsor. From the ship's indent; He lived in Lambeth, London, was aged 19 years, height 5'4', complexion pink, large scar over right eye, hair flaxen, eyes hazel, health middling. | ELDRIDGE, Daniel (I1372)
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| 191 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4547)
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| 192 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1781)
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| 193 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1702)
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| 194 | David was a schoolmaster like his brother John. | DUCKHAM, David (I879)
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| 195 | Death obituary: The funeral of the late Captain W.H.M. Roberson , who passed away at his home, 2728 5th street on Monday last took place yesterday afternoon at 2pm from the Sands Funeral Chapel. The service was largely attended by relatives and friends and the casket was covered with numerous beautiful flowers. The following gentlement acted as pallbearers: Mr. A. J. Read, H. Stephens, J. Montgomery, P.L. Sampson, J. Simpson, H.O Austin. Deceased was extended full military honors and the casket was born to Ross Bay Cemetery on a gun carraige. A large escort and a firing party preceeded the cortege to it's last resting place. 3 volleys were fired over the grave and the bugler sounded the last post. Died at age 40 in Victoria. | ROBERSON, William Henry Moncrief (Will Allan) (I157)
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| 196 | Death obituary: The funeral of the late Captain W.H.M. Roberson , who passed away at his home, 2728 5th street on Monday last took place yesterday afternoon at 2pm from the Sands Funeral Chapel. The service was largely attended by relatives and friends and the casket was covered with numerous beautiful flowers. The following gentlement acted as pallbearers: Mr. A. J. Read, H. Stephens, J. Montgomery, P.L. Sampson, J. Simpson, H.O Austin. Deceased was extended full military honors and the casket was born to Ross Bay Cemetery on a gun carraige. A large escort and a firing party preceeded the cortege to it's last resting place. 3 volleys were fired over the grave and the bugler sounded the last post. Died at age 40 in Victoria. | ROBERSON, William Henry Moncrief (Will Allan) (I1)
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| 197 | Death was due to insanity. He shot himself. | HOUGHTON, Sidney Alexander (I10021)
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| 198 | Defective records do not allow the reading of the husband's name. | MAYN, Grace (I996)
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| 199 | Described as 'of Faversham'. | PHILPOT, William (I6359)
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| 200 | Described as 'of Trewince and later Nancenoy, farmer'. | MITCHELLS, William (I6731)
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