Our Family History
Notes
Matches 501 to 526 of 526
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| 501 | see source | PARRY, Eleanor (I8)
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| 502 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F434
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| 503 | several variations on name in sources | VOLANTE, Lesidio (I453)
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| 504 | She is a neice not daughter | INGRAM, Esther (I1435)
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| 505 | source emma.ged | CROMPTON, Kesia (I73)
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| 506 | Source says born in Liverpool, Manchester, England. Is this the same James Moile as Record 101? | MOILE, James (I101)
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| 507 | south shields Dec volume 10a page 777 | Family F110
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| 508 | Staying with James Moile for 1891 census see source | MORRIS, Alice (I104)
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| 509 | Susan is too old here!!!! | Source (S468)
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| 510 | Susannah may be wife | INGRAM, John (I1380)
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| 511 | The Green Dragon was at 42 Lichfield Street GREEN DRAGON, 52 (ex 42) Lichfield Street 1841 - Thomas GROVES 1845 1862, 1868 - John TABBERNOR 1873, 1878 - Thomas PINCHBECK | Source (S498)
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| 512 | There was an Eliza Birch present at Joseph's death. She was living at 6 Gt Hampton St and is recorded on the 1851 Census (1851 Census Birch Eliza). She must have been married to a Birch unless she has reverted to her maiden name. She is not Benjamin's wife, (Joseph's brother Benjamin) as Benjamin married Lucy Walker in 1841 and Benjamin appears to have died in 1848. Lucy Walker is recorded on the 1851 census as a dyer and is living at 217 Bristol Street. She is a widow living with her son, George Thomas Walker, (1851 Census Birch, Lucy). Benjamin is listed as a dyer in the Slater 1846 directrory as living at this address. Eliza was also present at Benjamin's death 1848 | BIRCH, Joseph (I463)
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| 513 | There was an Eliza Birch present at Joseph's death. She was living at 6 Gt Hampton St and is recorded on the 1851 Census (1851 Census Birch Eliza). She must have been married to a Birch unless she has reverted to her maiden name. She is not Benjamin's wife, (Joseph's brother Benjamin) as Benjamin married Lucy Walker in 1841 and Benjamin appears to have died in 1848. Lucy Walker is recorded on the 1851 census as a dyer and is living at 217 Bristol Street. She is a widow living with her son, George Thomas Walker, (1851 Census Birch, Lucy). Benjamin is listed as a dyer in the Slater 1846 directrory as living at this address. Eliza was also present at Benjamin's death 1848 | Source (S494)
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| 514 | They are both widowed | Source (S482)
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| 515 | This could be Emily nicknamed May | FELLOWS, May Davies (I1596)
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| 516 | This Lucy is possibly Benjamin Birch's (record 491) wife | Source (S469)
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| 517 | Thomas Buckley (known as blind uncle Tom) (born 1870 in Birmingham) lost his sight later in life. Rumoured: went to see a Villa match at Villa Park - sight ok, came out and could not see. Sold newspapers on a street corner after going blind. Always referred to as being quite brainy. Lived in Inkerman Street, Aston with his mother Mary Elizabeth (Hassip/Moore/Buckley) = Ladds until 1921 when she was burnt to death in a house fire. He then married Ann Elizabeth Powell in Aston: Reg. September Q. 1922 6d 1218. | BUCKLEY, Frederick Hassip (I1293)
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| 518 | To E Ridding Returning copy of death cert and informing of ?1. 13. 11d benefit to be payed | Source (S100)
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| 519 | too old would have been 37 in 1853 | INGRAM, George+(not) (I682)
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| 520 | Uncertain whether this is the correct father. Roberts father was named James and was a compositor, see marriage cert | Source (S52)
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| 521 | Uncle Bill | STONE, William (I1010)
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| 522 | Uncle Bill | Source (S587)
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| 523 | unknowmn parents | FRANCE, Mary (I1446)
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| 524 | was in lodgings in shoreditch in 1871, then lodged with his nephew Randolph 4 West End Terr Wrentham St in 1881 | PARRY, Henry (I1089)
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| 525 | Was she a Morris? Alice Morris, neice, living with her on 1891 census | MORRIS, Alice Eliza (I102)
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| 526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CHURN, Doris Bessie (I1150)
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