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251	Death registered by daughter, Helen Clapperton Pike.	Pike, Harry Thomas (I01678)
252	Deaths from quarter Apr-May-Jun 1972 Name: Esther Florence Miller District: Wycombe Ref:Volume 6A Page 1240	Crumpler, Esther Florence (I2261)
253	Deaths from quarter Jul-Aug-Sep 1950 Name:James G Crumpler District:Poole Ref:Volume 6A Page 387	Crumpler, James George (I2291)
254	Deaths from quarter Jul-Aug-Sep 1950 Name:John G Crumpler District:Poole Ref:Volume 6A Page 387	Crumpler, John Glasby (I2293)
255	Deaths from quarter Oct-Nov-Dec 1906 Name:Henry Western Edwards District:Camberwell Ref:Volume 1D Page 472	Edwards, Henry Western (I00436)
256	Deaths from quarter Oct-Nov-Dec 1940 Name:Robert C Clench District:Surrey Mid Eastern Ref:Volume 2A Page 642	Clench, Robert Cherrett (I2369)
257	Denomination C of E; Grave Reference 34	Vine, Alice Louisa (I00429)
258	Details of an Ashes Burial in Maunu Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Whangarei Surname: TAYLOR Forenames: CLIFFORD HENRY Age: 82 Years Gender: Male Date of Death: 22 Feb 2002 Funeral Director: Newberrys Funeral Home, P O Box 5116, Regent, WHANGAREI Cemetery: Maunu Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Whangarei Plot Location: Maunu Ash Berm Block A Plot 462 Date of Ashes Burial: 26 Feb 2002 Body / Ashes Ashes	Taylor, Clifford Henry (I00289)
259	Died age 13 days of pneumonia.	Chalmers, Scott Fraser (I01652)
260	Died age 2 of bronchitis 6 days. Adress 341 and a half High St. Notes with thanks to Robbie Richards.	Lawson, Robert Stewart (I01351)
261	Died age 4 of tuberculosis meningitis	Chalmers, George Matheson (I01366)
262	Died age 6 months of Bronchitis	Lawson, James Scott (I01350)
263	Died age 9 months of Diarrhoea	Lawson, Beatrice Elizabeth (I01348)
264	Died at her Daughter Elizabeth's home.	Chalmers, Helen Leslie (I00860)
265	Died of Phtlusis (pulmonary tuberculosis)	Berry, Robert J (I2471)
266	Died young	Bastard, William (I2314)
267	District: Ringwood Ref:Volume 2B Page 355	Davis, Catharine (Kitty) (I00406)
268	DNA Relationship to me Lydia Berry 1859- 1st cousin 2x removed James-Newdick Berry 1823- Father of Lydia Berry Christopher Christmas Berry 1796-1851 Father of James-Newdick Berry Charles Berry 1849-1928 Son of Christopher Christmas Berry Vivienne Julia Berry 1884-1961 Daughter of Charles Berry Jean Scott Chalmers 1916-2004 Daughter of Vivienne Julia Berry Robert John Vine You are the son of Jean Scott Chalmers	Berry, Lydia (I51)
269	DNA Markers:	Salmon, Elizabeth Moss (I329)
270	Domestic Servant, 3 Gas St, Aberdeen at marriage. Note thanks to Robbie Richards.	Chalmers, Isabel Melvin (I00861)
271	Dorset Online Parish Clerks, West Parley Burials 1720 - 1812 .	Source (S00025)
272	Dorset OPC.	Source (S00074)
273	Dorset OPC: Parish Register: West Parley Burials 1741 - 1812 Transcribed by Keith Searson from the originals at the Dorset History Centre DHC Ref: PE/WPY/ RE 1/1: MIC/R/745	Thombs, Ann (I00109)
274	Dorset Parish Clerks.	Source (S00063)
275	Dunedin City Council Cemetery Records: Surname FARRELL Forename EDITH JESSIE Age 54 Years Gender Female Date of Death 15 Jul 1938 Place of Death RESIDENCE Last Address 15 CONSTITUTION STREET,DUNEDIN Funeral Director Not recorded Date of Cremation 16 Jul 1938 Type of Service Ashes Disposal Return To Funeral Director 22 Jul 1938 Occupation Place of Birth Date of Birth Not recorded Notes NICHE IN CHAPEL Original reference:- C193807003 Occupation:- MARRIED	Wilkinson, Edith Jessie (I00745)
276	Earlier records show last name as Lustly. For example: Marriage to Edward Booth in 1829.	Leslie, Margaret (I989)
277	East Cape, Poverty Bay Burial Record: "652. Plot 123 B/R Julia Wilkinson 11 Sep 1886 40 yrs. Gisborne. Methodist."	Berry, Julia (I00685)
278	Electoral Roll 1893.	Source (S00026)
279	Elgiva CRUMPLER was born 1859, Verwood, Dorset, England, daughter of Samuel CRUMPLER and Maria CURE. She married Charles Wesley GWYER in the final quarter, 1882, at Horton, Dorset, England. I would not normally have chosen Elgiva, my 2nd cousin 3x removed, as the subject of one of my lives and times stories. However it is interesting with its portrayal of some of the challenges faced by immigrants in Australia in finding work and settling into a society rather different than the home country. Very soon after their marriage, in fact within a month or two, Charles and Elgiva migrated to Australia, departing London on board the Orient Steam Navigation Company?s steamer, Chimborazo, arriving at either Melbourne or Sydney, 21 December 1882. It is interesting to note that Charles Wesley?s Father, Charles GWYER, who is recorded in the 1871 Census as a farmer of 860 acres employing 10 men and 6 boys, had died in June 1882 and by Will appointed his Widow Elizabeth the sole Executrix. The occupation of father Charles at his death was ?Auctioneer and Valuer?. This has relevance to the occupation of son, Charles Wesley, in Australia. Charles is identified in 1888 as ?of the Glen, Castle Hill?, Sydney, when he publicly retracts statements in a letter to the Commissioner for Roads, and apologises to the Trustees named in the letter, viz. Mr. J. W. FOSTER, Mr. W. BEST, and A. BLACK. The New South Wales Census of 1891 records his and Elgiva?s place of residence as ?Spencer Street, Camden 4, Woolahra?. The NSW Police Gazette, 10 August 1892 at page 264, under the head "Deserting Wives and Families, Service, &c.? advises that a warrant has been issued by the Water Police Bench for the arrest of Charles Wesley GWYER, charged with wife desertion. He is stated to be ?about 33 years of age, 6 feet high, stout build, brown hair, sandy whiskers and moustache, very strong voice, is known to W.J. Smith, fruiterer, Bathurst-street. Supposed to have gone to the Orange District. Complainant, Elgiva Gwyer, care of Mr Burcher, solicitor, 46, Elizabeth-street?. He was very quickly found and in September 1892, Charles Wesley GWYER, 33, commission agent, appeared in the Brisbane City Police Court, on a charge of wife desertion. He was initially remanded to Sydney for a week, in order that he might try and obtain work, and later ordered to pay 15s a week for three months towards his wife's support. Mrs. Gwyer was told by the bench in the Sydney Court to apply for more at the end of that period if her husband's position was better. Following this Charles established himself in Cambalego, near Dubbo, New South Wales as a successful business man. The Sydney Morning Herald of 17 November 1903 contains information from the "Government Gazette" which includes Charles' name in a list of Gentlemen appointed to the commission of the peace. In 1915, we find him being sued for defamation of character. The following is from the Western Age (Dubbo), Wednesday 3 November 1915: ?In the Small Debts Court, Robert Albert Yates sued Charles Wesley Dwyer for £10, damages for defamation of character. Mr. Bolton appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.Duffy defended. The Police Magistrate urged a settlement between the parties, in preference to opening their dispute in court. Defendant said that he didn't refer to the Complainant in any way and he had nothing against the complainant. Complainant accepted this and withdrew the information. Elgiva died 30 July 1920 and it would appear she never moved from Sydney to rejoin Charles at Cambalego. Her Death Notice reads ?GWYER - at Bankstown, New South Wales, on July 30th, Mrs Elgiva Gwyer wife of Charles Wesley Gwyer of Cambalego, after a prolonged illness.? The following advertisement showing a status as ?Widow? would seem to confirm estrangement and the fact that Elgiva and Charles had not lived together since his desertion of her in 1892. The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 12 December 1921 p 7 ?IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. ?Probate Jurisdiction.?No. 102,254.?In the Will of ELGIVA GWYER late of Bankstown in the State of New South Wales, Widow, deceased.?NOTICE is hereby given that the Accounts in the above Estate have this day been filed in my office Elizabeth-street, Sydney, and all persons having any claim on the said Estate, or being otherwise interested therein, are hereby required to come in before me at my said office on or before the twenty-ninth day of December at twelve o'clock noon and inspect the same and if they shall think fit object thereto; otherwise if the said Accounts be not objected to the same will be examined by me and passed according to law. Dated this ninth day of December in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one. L. M. ADDISON (L.S.)? Charles is variously listed in electoral rolls from 1930 as an auctioneer, and shop keeper and commission agent. He death in 1945 was registered at Cobar, New South Wales.	Crumpler, Elgiva (I2225)
280	Elizabeth Jane was brothers widow.	Raper, Jane Elizabeth (I00378)
281	England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915 Registration District: Ringwood 1st Qtr 1851, Vol VIII Page 224	Crumpler, Annie Hannah (I00020)
282	England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915 records a Adrian Lionel S Edwards at Croydon Vol 2a Page 196 Final Qtr 1871	Edwards, Lionel Adrian Sims (I1820)
283	England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966 "CLENCH Robert Cherrett of 63 St.Stephens-ave Ashstead Surrey died 15 October 1940 at Middle House Dorking-rd Epsom Surrey Administration (with Will) Llandudno 12 November to Laura Amelia Clench widow Effects Pounds276 13s. 6d.	Clench, Robert Cherrett (I2369)
284	England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966 for Jacob Gwyer. "Gwyer Jacob Effects under Pounds 3,000 21 November (1867) Letters of Administration (with the Will annexed) of the Personal estate and effects of Jacob Gwyer late of Woodlands in the Parish of Downton in the County of Wilts Yeoman deceased who died 20 April 1851 at Woodfalls aforesaid left unadministered by Elizabeth Gwyer Widow the Relict and Charles Gwyer the Brother the Executors named in the said Will were granted at Salisbury to Henry Gwyer of Landford in the County aforesaid Farmer and Charles Gwyer of Newton Farm in the Parish of Whiteparish in the County aforesaid Farmer and the Sons and two of the Residuary Legatees substituted in the said Will and they having been first sworn. Former Grant Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of Sarum September 1851".	Gwyer, Jacob (I2423)
285	Enlisted 11th.Btn. 17/8/14 (Pte.77), Helena Vale (Helena Valley), WA, Australia, after two weeks training embarked for Egypt together with 9, 10 & 12 Btns. as 3rd.Brigade. Training continued in Egypt until April, 1915 when 3rd.Brigade was deployed as covering force for the ANZAC landings at Gallipoli, as such 3rd.Brigade were the first ANZACS ashore. The 11th.Btn. remained at Gallipoli until the evacuation in December,1915,however,William Murray arrived back in Australia 7/11/15 , this early repatriation probably due to wounds sustained.	Murray, William Brinley (I00087)
286	Enlisted 4 July 1896. Service No. 6135.Discharged 15 April 1901 "Paid 25 Pounds" Royal Arthur, and her sister ship Crescent, were built to a slightly modified design and are sometimes considered a separate class. She was built at Portsmouth and launched on 26 February 1891. She first served as the flagship of the Pacific Station from 1893 to 1896, before being refitted at Portsmouth in 1897. She then served as the flagship of the Australian Station from 1897 to 1904.[1] In that role she provided escort for the royal yacht Ophir carrying the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (the future King George V and Queen Mary) to Australia to open the new Federal Parliament in 1901.[2] Captain Thomas Philip Walker was appointed in command in April 1901. She visited Norfolk Island in July 1902. She left the Australia Station on 6 April 1904 and was paid off and refitted at Portsmouth.	Vine, Albert George (I00197)
287	Enlistment Royal Marine Artillery. More information about Royal Marine Artillery Formed: 1914 Disbanded: 1920 The Royal Marine Artillery was formed as an establishment within the British Royal Marines in 1804 to man the artillery in bomb vessels. This had been done by the Royal Regiment of Artillery, but a lawsuit by a Royal Artillery officer resulted in a court decision that Army officers were not subject to Naval orders. As their uniforms were the blue of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, this group was nicknamed the "Blue Marines" and the Infantry element, who wore the scarlet uniforms of the British infantry, became known as the "Red Marines", often given the derogatory nickname "Lobsters" by sailors.	Vine, Albert George (I00197)
288	Entry No 9, Source Ref X024/018	Ferguson, William Thomas (I1892)
289	Eucalyptus Glade, Row Sc - Ash, Plot 0	Ritchie, Doris Fordyce (I3172)
290	Eunice Maria May Wenham had a son Max Wenham and a daughter Rhonda Wenham from her first marriage	Fawcett, Eunice Maria May (I00296)
291	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Dalrymple, Janice Jessie (I01724)
292	FamilySearch AFN: 181K-NK0.	Source (S00027)
293	Fancy goods saleswomen of 43 Well Rd, Glasgow at marriage. Notes with thanks to Robbie Richards.	Fraser, Harriett (I01381)
294	Father not named	Rabbetts, John (I00200)
295	Father recorded as "Woodfield" Birth and Marriage Bisley, Gloucestershire, England.	Whitfield, Elizabeth Jane (I00325)
296	Father unknown. Housekeeper of 16 Crimson Place, Aberdeen at death which was reg by cousin William Stronach of 10 Ferryhill Terrace. Notes with thanks to Robbie Richards.	Clapperton, Maggie Diack Duncan (I01400)
297	Finsbury Registration District	Crumpler, Elizabeth Masters (I00271)
298	First Baptised John Christmas UNDERWOOD b. 25 December 1796, Parents William Underwood and Late Mary Gooddy at All Saints, Norwich, Norfolk, England. Privately Christened John Berry, St Nicholas, Kings Lynn, 27 December 1802 followed by Christening 14 Jan 1803, St Nicholas Chapel, King's Lynn, Norfolk, England Christopher Christmas Berry. DNA determines Elizabeth Moss Salmon as the Birth Mother. There is no DNA evidence that Christopher Christmas Berry is the Birth Father nor that William Underwood is the Birth Father.	Berry, Christopher Christmas (I00102)
299	First Baptism Parish Register: No 1908, Page 216 Surname recorded as Newdick Second Baptism 1826 Surname recorded as Berry. Parish Register: No 454, Page 61	Berry, James-Newdick (I01361)
300	First name(s): James Last name: CRUMPLER Date of burial 2 Jan 1822 Age at death: 1 Calculated year of birth: 1821 Place of burial Winterbourne St Martin Dedication: St Martin County: Dorset	Crumpler, James George (I00418)