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Matches 1,251 to 1,300 of 1,475
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| 1251 | Schoolmaster | Mearns, James (I6173)
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| 1252 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4270)
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| 1253 | Search for birth years 1880 to 1883 with no result on "1835 online" site Accept 1881 as of family legend Shows on the 1901 Census age 19 Born Hucknall occupation bricklayer Margaret Hunter supplies his birth cert as of Somerset House Father is shown as George Hall Goddard and mother Catherine Goddard late Chapman formerly Vardy Informant is Mary Coleman present at the birth The registration date is 28 April 1881 and Charles Plumbe is the Registrar Margaret is granddaughter | Goddard, William Vardy (I1154)
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| 1254 | Search for Emma on Freebmd givesher birth March 1877 Chesterfield 7b page707 and there is also a later Emma June 1879 Chesterfield 7b page 647 I had her birth year as 1878 from the Census return also place of birth Huthwaite | Adlington, Emma (I3015)
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| 1255 | Search for marriage on Free BMD site gives us Dec 1875 Nottingham Vol 7b page 529 George Pratt and Mary E ---- Seems a good fit probably correct subject to certificate Listed in 1881 Census as living at Church Lane Pinxton (Census place Nottingham though address is Derby) age 26 Head of household born Geiston Lincoln occupation Engine Worker Driver with his wife Mary age 30 born Dore Derby and three children Ann E Pratt age 4 Harriet Pratt age 2 and John Pratt age 8 months all of Pinxton Derby | Pratt, George (I2997)
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| 1256 | Search of Scotlandspeople site gives Margaret born Jan 21st at 1 hr pm year1864 Father is James Jaffray (square wright journeyman) and mother is Margaret Jaffray m s White Their marriage date is crossed out i,e.20 th Nov 1865 and 20th December 1862 inserted The birth is registered at Oyne Feb 6 1864 John Shand is registrar | Jaffray, Margaret (I162)
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| 1257 | Search on Freebmd site gives result birth Mary Adlington June 1872 Chesterfield 7b page 579 I suspect this is the correct Mary since her two sisters come up in correct date order all born Chesterfield My previous information from the 1881 Census gives Hucknall Huthwaite and maybe less reliable | Adlington, Mary (I3013)
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| 1258 | Searching for another Elspet Skene Jaffray (daughter of Jeslie Jaffray and Jean Smith of a later generation ) this Elspet came up Her birth is registered in the Parish of Cluny father is Charles Jaffray (miller) and mother Jane Smith Birth at 4hrs pm 13th Jan 1857 fathers address is given Ladymill Leochel | Jaffray, Elspeth Skene (I130)
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| 1259 | Searching the IGI for a possible lead to Mary Wilson gives a likely lass Christened 14 Dec 1823 in Fordyce father John and mother Jean Sutherland This would put her age 21on marriage For lack of any other I am listing her with these parents The 1881 Census gives us a Mary Stevenson Widow born Marnoch living alone If we assume her husband was Alexander Stevenson from the age given she is born 1823 Scotlands people search gives us a Mary Wilson born 9 June 1822 (only one Mary) and one year out She is almost certainly the Widow but only "ours" if the first assumption is correct Parents here are James Wilson and Isobel Stuart which clashes with our first item Sandy Stevenson checking on 1861 census reports a Mary Stevenson age 23 Born Boyndie Seems out of line born 1838 The 1861 Census gives Mary Stevenson age 40 with a Margaret age 2 Is this the elusve Mary Wilson? In 1891 a Mary Wilson age 68 Widow is resident in Mid Street South Side Aberchirder born Marnoch This puts birth 1823 but is far from conclusive On checking all the available entries for Mary Wilson or Stevenson noe one quite gives a convincing answer | Wilson, Mary (I3795)
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| 1260 | Second Lieut. at time of marriage | Notman, Robert (I6572)
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| 1261 | Second marriage to Walter Gaskin son Walter | Adlington, Sarah (I5480)
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| 1262 | Served as WAAF in 1943 Known as Maisie | Murray, Mary Ann (I5003)
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| 1263 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I1561)
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| 1264 | Served in the army at some point towards the end of the 19th century (Info from Neil Adlington Jan 2013) | Adlington, Jonathan Gascoigne (I5423)
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| 1265 | Served in the Army during WW2 Parachuted into Crete Captured by the British in North Africa and held prisoner in Canal zone Returned to military service after the war as parachute instructer Altenstat Most memorable remark "We were enemies now we must be friends " In his late eighties suffered from severe dementia and had to be detained in a home Died there in the closing days of 2010 | Joswig, Ernst (I1468)
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| 1266 | Served in US Army 1940 -1945 at first in QM Corps later in Air Corps became Ist Lieutenant Ist volunteer in Iadaho 18/11/1940 | Kidd, George Sharp (I4939)
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| 1267 | Served in WW1in Hampshire regiment injured and discharged Dec 1918 went on to become school teacher Army service number 33560 Joined Hampshire regiment 3rd Dec 1915 discharged 14th Dec 1918 "Discharged surplus to military requirements due impairments since entry into the service" | Adlington, John (I1182)
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| 1268 | Service and burial details are here http://www.fallenheroesofnormandy.org/Servicemen/Detail/23458 | Stevenson, George Gebbie (I5720)
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| 1269 | Sewing machine Agent | Anderson, Peter (I3362)
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| 1270 | She married Dean Stevenson in Monymusk and they raised six children in a tenement house at 76 Great Northern Road Kittybrewster Aberdeen How she did it remains a wonder Family visitors were always welcomed There would be a meal on the table and a bed for the night if required | Gray, Annie (I491)
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| 1271 | She married George Jaffrey at Tough in the County of Aberdeen on the 7th April 1889 using her name Louisa She is described as a domestic servant and spinster Witnesses were William Howie and Alexander Ross She was 19 years of age The photo is from my mothers collection "Jane" Louisa on the left is seen at Baldyquash with her sister in law Isabel Alexander (nee Jaffray) | Harper, Jane Louisa (I4466)
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| 1272 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4480)
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| 1273 | She married Robert Farquhar August 6 1769 | Jaffray, Margaret (I10)
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| 1274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I657)
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| 1275 | Ships Officer | McDonald, Robert William (I3430)
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| 1276 | Shoe maker /Guest house owner | Kirk, Douglas (I1972)
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| 1277 | Shoe maker and Crofter Death at Old Rayne | Reid, Thomas Emslie (I4853)
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| 1278 | Shoemaker | Donald, George (I3426)
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| 1279 | Shopkeeper/postmaster | Adlington, George Frederick (I5495)
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| 1280 | Shortly after the death of her father John Jaffrey the burial lair at Kemnay wes transferred to daughter Jane Skinner Jaffrey now wife of John Walker Both these two persons and their son Jack are buried there | Jaffray, Jane Skinner (I5133)
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| 1281 | Shown in photograph with parents and wife and two children no other evidence but this fairly conclusive Was he one of the Motherwell boys? He died at Motherwell 25 th Nov 1958 aged 89 and is named on the family headstone in Oyne cemetary | Jaffray, Leslie (I156)
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| 1282 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I639)
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| 1283 | Single In 1901 Grocers assistant | Benzie, Margaret (I3229)
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| 1284 | Single Occupation Plumber | Benzie, Francis Henderson (I3228)
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| 1285 | Single Rank Lt Col DSO, Farmer | Benzie, Robert H (I3215)
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| 1286 | Single Occupation Domestic Servant Residence1958 Elm Cottage North Street Inverurie | Benzie, Ann (I3214)
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| 1287 | Single Cook | Benzie, Jane (I3290)
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| 1288 | Sister to William Massie who married Elspet Middleton --sister to William Middleton 1881 Census servant girl age 12 at Home Farm Rothienorman | Massie, Elizabeth (I228)
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| 1289 | Site Free BMD guives us a marriage for John Boakes in Dec 1846 the district Sevenoaks vol 5 page 649 1881 Census has John living with his wife and two daughters He is a publican at the Bull Inn Barming Kent and also in residence is mother Sarah Shorter Widow of 88 years There are two servants one Elizabeth Baker age 33 of London and Harry Pratt age 44 labourer of Rotherfield | Boakes, John (I3001)
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| 1290 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2124)
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| 1291 | Slight doubt about this persons date of death and deduced date of birth | Sim, Christian (I1555)
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| 1292 | Sole executor of fathers will Buried Tibshelf 2nd June 1802 age 99 | Adlington, Richardu (I5365)
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| 1293 | Solicitor who became an alcholic I believe he committed suicide | Milne, Ian (I3821)
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| 1294 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I431)
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| 1295 | Sometimes referred to as Isobel, or are they two seperate people? I am inclined to believe that the names Elspet and Isobel were interchangeable about this time well almost Marriage to James Florence is confirmed by OPR entry Scotlands people GROdata 186/00 0001 no image Census 1814 Culsalmond has the folowing Isabella Florence age 70 Jane 40 and Helen 5 This is probably Isobel Walker with daughter or daughter in law Jane born abt 1801 there is a death in Rayne for a Jane Florence1884 age 86 and this seems to fit So who was Helen born abt 1836 daughter of Jane May be daughter of James and Elizabeth Mutch born 1835 and not included with the rest of her family in 1841 census | Walker, Isobel (Elspet) (I1757)
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| 1296 | Son of John Stevens clark and at marriage Clerk at Sutton in Ashfield William was curate then incumbent at St Marys Sutton in Ashfield and was buried there age 50 On the 1861 Cencus he had a servant Harriet Jennings She went onto marry widower George Adlington in 1867 (George is G-G-Grandfather to James is Australia) | Stevens, William Brooke (I5532)
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| 1297 | Son of (Bella) Isabella Emslie (sister to Mary Emslie who married Robert Alexander) later McRobbie My understanding is that James travelled with his mother to New Zealand | Daun, James (I307)
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| 1298 | Son William Sampson may have daughter Lallie buried Tibshelf John the baptist church yard | Sampson, William (I5835)
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| 1299 | Southwell H107867/12 folio27 entry 57 Burbage 1841Census Jonathan Adlington age 68 ag lab Catherine age 66 Ann Adlington age 36 charwoman Elizabeth age 8 William age 6 Robert age 4 These three children of Richard and wife (grandchildren) Death Certificate1849 gives occupation Cottager Present at the death was Elizabeth Rickett (her mark) of King Street Southwell | Adlington, Jonathan (I5640)
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| 1300 | Spelling also given as Issobell | Hunter, Isobel (I2451)
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This is a work in progress to put some of my late father (Jeff Gray's) research on the Internet. The continued effort is to add the source data and photographs.
