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Proved 27 July 1639 | Source (S54)
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| 602 |
Psossible remarriage: Charlotte M Christian + Samuel J Snooks, Mar 1928 Pancras 1b 21 | STARKEY, Charlotte Mary (I2082)
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| 603 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1951)
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| 604 |
Receives money in father's will | CHRISTIAN, Jane (I70)
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| 605 |
Referred to as 'Mr.' in baptism entry for dau. Anna-Maria (Brighton PR, 20 MAY 1781). | SEALEY, George (I203)
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| 606 |
Reg was apparently a freemason - he invited Douglas Christian to join but DGC refused the offer. | SLOWMAN, Reginald Walter (I224)
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| 607 |
Remebered by Winifred Marshall as a Marshall aunt (Annie). Married a carpenter and lived in Wimbledon. Winnie used to take Doug to see her, so she must have lived till at least 1923. | MARSHALL, Annie (I470)
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| 608 |
Residence given as Malden Green in burial | BRYANT, William (I209)
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| 609 |
RESIDENCE: Beltran Rd, Fulham (birth), 57a New King's Rd, Fulham (over cycle shop), 31 Cranbury Rd, Fulham (marriage). 206 Wandsworth Bridge Rd (1920's - 1957), 18 Parkhill Road, Sidcup, KEN (1957-1974), 30 Ursula Lodges, Eynswood Drive, Sidcup (1974-1981) | MARSHALL, Winifred Ida (I122)
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| 610 |
Scan from Paul McNamara | Source (S154)
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| 611 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I241)
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| 612 |
Seems to be dead by the 1881 census | CLARKE, Charles (I586)
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| 613 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F520)
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| 614 |
Several other children to this marriage, the last bapt 1829. | HOLLEBONE, Thomas (I572)
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| 615 |
Sharing house with sister Elizabeth's family. | CHRISTIAN, Sarah (I963)
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| 616 |
Sharing house with sister Sarah's family. | CHRISTIAN, Elizabeth (I966)
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| 617 |
She had at least 3 children (William J, Frederick H, Walter) by a previous marriage, born between 1881 and 1889. She is therefor almost certainly the Caroline Hayward who married William Burchett, Dec 1880, Hailsham 2b 177. | HAYWARD, Caroline (I2063)
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| 618 |
She must have died between the 1871 and 1881 censuses (her husband is a widower in 1881), but there is no Lydia Bishop death in in the indexes for Surrey between those dates. | BISHOP, Lydia (I1585)
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| 619 |
She was previously married to Frederick Arthur (Sep 1890 Guildford 2a 109) and had several cgildren by him | EDWARDS, Ada (I1898)
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| 620 |
Some uncertainty about marriage registration:
1916 Bertie H Swan, Sydney (5332/1916)
1917 Bertie Swan, West Maitland (5332/1917) | Family: Bertie Hamilton SWAN / Emma Coronella CHRISTIAN (F212)
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| 621 |
Son of George & Sarah Hook | HOOK, George (I1042)
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| 622 |
Stepchildren: 1881 census shows two stepchildren Liily A (age 3) and Samuel J (age 2) Hutchinson, but the ages are wrong: Lilian Agnes Hutchison (Dec 1885 Hastings 2b 39), Samuel John (Jun 1889 Hailsham 2b 98). in the 1901 their surname is king, and they are joined by three other children whose births are registered as Hutchinson. In the 1911 census Harriett claims to have had 5 children | KING, William Henry (I2034)
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| 623 |
Stephen Hall, 21 January
DEATH OF A DIGGER (and anti-fracking welding King)
Very sad to hear the news of the death earlier this month of a good friend and comrade of mine from Bolton, Richard Bircumshaw. Richard was a member of the Bolton Diggers' group for many years and is seen below (on the left) staffing their stall at the 2016 Wigan Diggers' Festival.
For those of you who didn't know him, Richard was a mild mannered, friendly guy always eager to help others, who was committed to the fight for equality and social justice everywhere. As an example Richard was responsible for making many of the devices used in the lock-ons at PNR and elsewhere which helped to delay the progress of the fracking company Cuadrilla for many months and must have cost them a small fortune. I got to know him around ten years ago during which time I met him on numerous marches, demos and other such events. Richard also regularly helped out transporting PA equipment to and from Swinton to all parts of the North West including to our Diggers' Festival in Wigan of which he was a strong supporter of.
Richard attended most of our Festivals to provide amongst other things, free home cooked food for the homeless and those on low incomes, something which he was regularly involved in the Bolton area. Richard's death is a sad loss and he will be sorely missed by his family, friend and comrades.
(Facebook) | BIRCUMSHAW, Richard Lyndon (I110)
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| 624 |
Steven Craig gives her name as Tully - misreading of Tilly? | CRAIG, Matilda (I270)
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| 625 |
Still alive for Betty McMillan's wedding in 1922. She suggested he may have married again by that time, and Mattie and Betty mentioned a possible 3rd marriage. | KING, Thomas (I3)
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| 626 |
Still unmarried in 1901 census | WINTER, Mary A (I1497)
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| 627 |
Stillborn | CARPENTER, Patrick John (I1968)
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| 628 |
Summary: To kinsman John: property at Horsey; To wife Elizabeth: annuity of £6; bed and linen for her lifetime; To cousins Thomas Christian, William Christian, Samuel Christian Elizabeth Christian & Sarah Christian 20 shillings each. | Source (S79)
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| 629 |
Surname BURDESS in birth reg. | BURDESS, Kate Macleay (I639)
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| 630 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2166)
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| 631 |
Surname: Mother (Mary Styles) in same household in 1851 census | STYLES, Sarah (I1272)
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| 632 |
Survived Mattie & Betty King (she was their principle heir), but not know exactly when she died. | MCWILLIAMS, Elsie (I73)
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| 633 |
Susanna in 1841 and 1861 census | BISHOP, Susan (I1583)
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| 634 |
Sylvia had a sister Gilda who also married an Englishman in Naples in 1945, John Buckmaster ( the index entry for the marriage is in the GRO Index to Army Marriages and regerence is 1945 page 1692). Their son is Paul Buckmaster, the arranger/composer, (born Chelsea 1946). Siblings Adrian C and Rosemary A (b. 1955 and 1948, respectively, in Chelsea). Detailed biographical interview with Paul at http://www.xecutives.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=224
Adrian C Buckmaster married Elizabeth M Mark (Q3 1975, South East Hampshire 20 1961) | MALTESE, Silvia (I226)
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| 635 |
The 1881 census shows that James has a step-daughter Ellen E. HUMMERSTON, age 7, presumably from Emily's former mariage. Ellen Eliza Hummerston birth registered Mar 1874 Hackney 1b 531 | Family: James Newman CHRISTIAN / Emily [CHRISTIAN] (F319)
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| 636 |
The 1901 census has Rose Pearson, age 27 botrn Farncombe Surrey.
The GRO marriage index has Rose Helen May + William Collins Peason Sep 1897 Hampstead 1a 1530: | MAY, Rose (I1752)
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| 637 |
The 1911 census entry indicates two children who had died before 1911 | EDE, Lydia (I1852)
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| 638 |
The 1911 census entry shows 3 children had died | Family: Thomas MANNING / Emma [MANNING] (F436)
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| 639 |
The 1911 Census indicates a further chiled who had died | Family: David WOODHAMS / Ada EDWARDS (F511)
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| 640 |
The 1911 census records 3 living children, 3 died. | Family: James BISHOP / Minnie J A [BISHOP] (F567)
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| 641 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2470)
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| 642 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F661)
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| 643 |
The GRO indexes gives "Una" as forename, but unless this another (otherwise unknown) child, it must be the right one, given the parents names and place. | CHRISTIAN, Eunice (I635)
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| 644 |
The marriage entry (licence) says JC from Pevensey, SH fromWestham. | CHRISTIAN, John (I73)
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| 645 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Tim HANIFIN / Living (F697)
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| 646 |
The only marriage for a Cyril Christian in NSW is: Cyril G CHRISTIAN + Gladys E A Taylor, 1929, Wickham NSW | CHRISTIAN, Cyril Glen (I698)
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| 647 |
The only plausible birth record is: Edith Maria Linden, Mar 1876 Marylebone 1a 610 | LINDEN, Edith Maria (I1753)
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| 648 |
The only plausible NSW death is Thomas Walter Christian, d. Paramatta 1939, son of Henry & Susanna | CHRISTIAN, Thomas Walter (I93)
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| 649 |
The original is in Latin. The deposition relates to a dispute in 1612 between John Acheson, vicar of Pevensey, and John Pilcher, gentleman, of Herstmonceux on the matter of tithes. Only the introductory text is of genealogical interest. The reason for the deposition is probably that Martin had been a churchwarden for part of the period in question. | Source (S51)
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| 650 |
The reason for assuming that Thos (c. 1717) is the one whomarries Joyce Wratten is that he's the only one possible, nevermind likely | CHRISTIAN, Thomas (I71)
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