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Identified as daughter of John and Ann: Census 1851 | Berry, Elizabeth (I1599)
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| 352 |
Identified as daughter of John and Ann: Census 1851 | Berry, Ann (I1600)
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| 353 |
Identified as daughter of John and Ann: Census 1851 | Berry, Jane (I1601)
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| 354 |
Identified as daughter of John and Ann: Census 1851 | Berry, Alice (I1623)
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| 355 |
Identified as daughter of William Crumpleher in his Will dated 9 April 1614. | Crumpleher, Christian (I2333)
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| 356 |
Identified as sister of Henry Horlock from his Will 1741. I have not as yet been able to find records of Mary's Birth/Baptism. | Horlock, Mary (I2532)
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| 357 |
Identified as son of Daniel from Will of John Crumpler, father of Daniel born 27 May 1690. | Crumpler, Nicholas (I2248)
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| 358 |
Identified as son of John and Ann: Census 1851 | Berry, William (I1603)
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| 359 |
Identified as son of William Crumpleher in his Will dated 6 April 1614. | Crumpleher, William (I2334)
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| 360 |
Identified from 1851 Census | Leek, Alice (I1597)
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| 361 |
Identified from 1861 Census. | Berry, Eliza (I1823)
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| 362 |
Identified from 1861 Census. | Berry, Emma (I1837)
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| 363 |
Identified from 1861 Census. | Berry, Mary (I1838)
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| 364 |
Identified from 1911 Census | Allcock, William (I2063)
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| 365 |
Identified from Corfe Castle Parish Register record of marriage of daughter, Louisa Chaffey, to Joseph Goringe. | Chaffey, William Henry (I2325)
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| 366 |
Identified from Milton Abbas Parish Register recording marriage of daughter Jane to George Goringe. | Vacher, Benjamin (I2312)
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| 367 |
Identified from Parish Marriage Record for son George and Elizabeth Berry, 6 March 1861. | Kidd, George (I1864)
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| 368 |
Identified from the 1861 England Census. | Knowler, Frederick Drayson (I1885)
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| 369 |
Identified from Will of father William Crumpleher who died 1614. | Crumpleher, Prudence (I2337)
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| 370 |
Identified from Will of grandfather William Crumpleher who died 1614, Winterborne Kingston. | Gold, George (I2340)
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| 371 |
Identified from Will of John Crumpler, dated 1723, as "my Sister Julian Small" to whom he bequeathed "the yearly Sum of forty shillings to be paid for yearly during her natural life by four quarterly payments in Her years." | Crumpler, Julian (I2286)
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| 372 |
Identified from Will of William Crumpelher 1614. Gave "unto George Gould .......... my children's children " | Gold, George (I1481)
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| 373 |
Identified from Will of William Crumpleher of Winterborne Kingston, 6 April 1614. | Hullett, Edith (I2331)
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| 374 |
Identified from Will of William Crumpleher, died Winterborne Kingston,1614. | Crumpleher, William (I2341)
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| 375 |
Identified in 1891 Census. | Kidd, Alice (I1863)
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| 376 |
Identity obtained from Milton Abbas Parish Register record of marriage of son George to Gentilla Vacher. | Goringe, John (I2311)
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| 377 |
IGI Individual Record. | Source (S00029)
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| 378 |
Illegitimate - parents married 2 months later. Birth reg by father James Westland of 49 Westrow, and grandmother Isabella Clapperton. Carter, single. Notes with thanks to Robbie Richards. | Westland, James (I01391)
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| 379 |
Illegitimate. Birth registered by father of 10 Frederick Street, Aberdeen. Fishworker of 12 Back Wynd Stairs, Aberdeen, at marriage. | Steel, Jemima Knowles (I01399)
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| 380 |
In 1881 Census at 33 Charlotte St, Aberdeen. Reg mother and father's deaths in 1866 and 1882. Master Ironmonger, single. Address at death was 66 Holborn St, Aberdeen. Death reg by cousin George Duthie of Maryville, Woodlands, Aberdeen.
1901 census at 2 Union Terrace, Aberdeen, an Ironmonger, age 52, a lodger.
Notes with thanks to Robbie Richards. | Chalmers, Scott (I00166)
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| 381 |
In Memory of
Private MARK VINE
202649, 6th Bn., Dorsetshire Regiment
who died age 23
on 25 August 1918
Son of Mark and Edith Vine, of Moorlands Rd., West Moors, Dorset.
Remembered with honour
VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL
Source: Commonwealth War Graves Commission Certificate | Vine, Mark (I00250)
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| 382 |
In some records the surname spelling is Felsted. | Felstead, Henry (I00893)
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| 383 |
Information from Aberdeen University Graduates Book:
At school at Blackford then Crieff Academy then Peterhead Academy. University at Aberdeen MB ChB 1932, DOMS London 1942. Clinical & Refraction assistant Glasgow Eye Infirmary 1937. Royal Army Medical Corps 1943 - 1946 in Egypt & west Africa (Goldcoast (Baden Town?) Ghana, Freetown Sierra Leone and Nigeria). Moved to Inverness in 1949 and was Consultant Ophthalmologist in Northern region Hospital Board, covering the Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland. Keen fisherman, golfer and flauist.
Notes per courtesy of Robbie Richards. | Richards, Robert Lawson (I01627)
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| 384 |
Information obtained from Waitakere City Council Cemetery Search Records:
BRIDGMAN, FLORENCE ANNIE
Interment Type: Cremation
Title: Ms
Surname : BRIDGMAN
Given Names: FLORENCE ANNIE
Age : 88
Gender : Female
Occupation: PENSIONER
Date Of Death : 27-Apr-1975 Funeral Director : FLETCHER BROWN FUNERAL SERVICES
| Berry, Florence Annie (I00653)
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| 385 |
Information to be verified | Chalmers, William (I2092)
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| 386 |
Inscription: "Margaret Gardiner wife of Ralph Gardiner (late Sergeant Royal Engineers)
Died 17th August 1889 aged 58 years" | Robson, Margaret (I01417)
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| 387 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lawson, Robin James (I01687)
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| 388 |
Isaac Keens named as father of Anna Maria Keens in Parish Marriage Record. | Keene, Isaac Henry Francis (I1920)
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| 389 |
It can be concluded from the Will Administration: "VINE Uriah of Winton near Bournemouth builder and grocer died 22 February 1896 Probate London 23 May to Mary Jane Vine Widow Levi Hammerton builder and Sydney Herbert Vine grocer Effects P384 6s 2d" that this is Uriah the son of Matthew and Susannah. | Vine, Uriah (I00041)
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It is commonly recorded that William died in 1727. This can not be substantiated for the following reasons:
1) William Bridger's Will in 1730 was witnessed by both William Crumpler Senior and William Crumpler Jnr. As at that time William Crumpler Jnr was surely the William born c 1700 to William and Elizabeth nee Raiford , then the William Crumpler Snr would have been his father i.e. the original William.
2) even more compelling is the evidence of the Deed in 1740 whereby William Crumpler(Snr) conveyed 270 acres to Joseph Vick. This Deed specifically states that said William is the one who received the 270 acres by patent in 1714 and the said William Crumpler's wife Elizabeth relinquished her right of dower over the land.
It now evident that William Snr died in 1750 at age 91.
I offer sincere thanks to Garth Matthews of Southampton for this enlightening information.
| Crumpler, William (I1222)
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| 391 |
It would seem that Donald remarried. The Bodleian Library of Commonwealth & African Studies at Rhodes House, Oxford University has among its accruals a "Letter from Andrew K. Tibandebage who was Manager and first Headmaster of the Karagwe Secondary School, Lukajange, Tanzania, c 1977, and Chairman of its Board of Governors in 1986. The letter "with photocopies of two letters by her late husband, Donald Robert Grantham, geologist, from British Guiana and Tanganyika, 1937 and 1941, and his obituary (d 1969), were donated on 15th January 1999 by Mrs. Kay Grantham, Dorking, Surrey, 1986-1987
.." They chiefly relate to matters of health, family and economic difficulties in Tanzania.
It should be noted from Will Administration for: "GRANTHAM Winifred Edith OF 151 Tulse Hill, Lambeth London S.E.2 single woman died 30 July 1951 at St Columbas Hospital Swiss Cottage London N.W.3 Probate London 12 October to Leonard George Vine Headmaster. Effects &171 5s. 5d." that she is cited as a single woman and that Leonard George Vine is a brother.
Examination of Electoral Registers shows that she resided alone under the name Winifred Grantham from at the earliest, 1934 at Fernside, Reigate, Surrey and then from 1945 at 151 Tulse Hill, Lambeth, the address in the Probate notice.
The last record that can be found with Winifred in the company of Donald Grantham is an arrival at Southampton from New York abosrd "Europa" 22 October 1936. Their proposed address while in the UK is given as Carrickfergus, Deepdene Ave, Dorking which is the same address given for an arrival from Beira, Tanganyika alone on the Mantola, 16 November 1939 for which she had departed 30 April 1938.
The earliest record found with Kay "Grantham" in the company of Donald is a shipping arrival at Plymouth 22 March 1948 from Biera on the Modassa, with UK address given as 18 Deepdene Ave, Dorking. Interestingly Kay's occupation is given as "Farmer" which may indicate some length to residence and family ties in Tanganyika.
I have not as at June 2014 been able to discover documentation of a divorce of Winifred and Donald. | Family: Donald Robert Grantham / Winifred Edith Vine (F363)
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James William Witty (born at Fifefield, England, in 1837) went out to Victoria in 1858, and, four years later, left the Bendigo diggings for Gabriel's Gully. In 1865 he joined Sergeant Scully's Company of 100 Otago recruits for active service on the East Coast. In conjunction with Ensign F. E. Hamlin he led a very successful native force against sympathisers with Te Kooti around Lake Waikaremoana. He was the ?Father of Bowling? in Poverty Bay. He died in July, 1925.
Source: Biographical | NZETC
MR. JAMES WILLIAM WITTY, Secretary and Treasurer to the Gisborne Harbour Board, was born in Wiltshire, England, in 1838, and is a son of the Rev. John F. Witty, Vicar of St. Matthew's, Sheffield. He served his articles as a solicitor in London, but owing to failing health, left England for the Colonies, and arrived in Melbourne in 1861. After a sojourn in Australia he came to New Zealand, and landed in Otago, at the time of the Dunstan ?rush,? in 1862. He joined a prospecting party which went into the interior of Otago, and was on one occasion snowed in for five days. The party, in fact, suffered great hardships, and Mr. Witty himself had to be taken to the Dunedin Hospital, where he was for twenty-six weeks. He went to Hawke's Bay in 1865, and was enrolled among the military settlers. Mr. Witty acted as private secretary and orderly sergeant to Lieut.-Colonel Fraser, and accompanied him through his East Coast campaign, at Poverty Bay, Wairoa, Petane, and Waikaremoana. After serving under Colonel Whitmore at Taupo, the military settlers were marched to Wairoa, and then disbanded and placed on their land. On the return of Te Kooti from the Chatham Islands, Mr. Witty was placed in charge of the militia in the Wairoa district. He then went with an expedition to Waikaremoana, and met the advance guard of Te Waru, who was attacking Wairoa. The Maoris were repulsed, and the force, hearing that Mohaka was attacked by Te Kooti, formed an expedition for its relief. Mr. Witty was left in charge at Mohaka, and followed Te Kooti to Waikaremoana, where he recovered sixty-six horses, which had been stolen by the rebel. After another visit to Waikaremoana under Colonel Herrick, Mr. Witty had charge of the Transport Corps at Taupo, and had 135 pack horses loaded with stores and ammunition. Then he had command of an expedition which Sir Donald McLean organised from the friendly tribe of the Ngatipawhero Maoris, and was at Waikaremoana for five months engaged in conflict with the Uriwera natives. Ultimately, having ?dug out? two canoes, he crossed the lake and attacked the pa from the rear, when the defenders surrendered, and the hostile chiefs were marched to Wairoa to meet Sir Donald McLean. After this Mr. Witty was put on the unattached list, and settled at Napier. He then engaged in sheepfarming in the Wairoa district for four years, and experimented in hop-growing. Mr. Witty then went to Gisborne, where for seven years he held the position of wharfinger, and in 1890 he was appointed secretary and treasurer to the Harbour Board.
Source: THE CYCLOPEDIA OF NEW ZEALAND [AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL DISTRICT]GISBORNE | Witty, James William (I2148)
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James-Newdick was earlier baptised 20 Aug 1823 as James-Berry s Christopher and Elisabeth Newdick, Tower St, Lynn, Mariner | Berry, James-Newdick (I01361)
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| 394 |
Jane Murdoch verified as wife of John Chalmers from 1866 Death Certificate for son James with maiden name recorded as Jane Murdoch. | Family: John Chalmers / Jane Murdoch (F00317)
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| 395 |
John Solomon Taylor buried Aramoho Cemetery, Whanganui Blk A row 11 plot 658. | Taylor, John Solomon (I00275)
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| 396 |
johnvine Smith.FBK.FTW, Source Medium: Other
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| 397 |
Julie Rusby June 05. | Source (S00031)
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| 398 |
June Holmes Family Tree genesreunited. | Source (S00032)
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Kensington Registration District: Vol 1A Page 134 | Family: Thomas Collard / Maria Scott (F740)
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Kensington Registration District: Vol 1a page 4 | Collard, Eleanor (I01116)
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