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Matches 301 to 350 of 14,529
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| 301 | 1966 SILVER, GEORGE TOM (Statutory registers Deaths 168/1 906) | SILVER, George Tom (I130103830790)
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| 302 | 1968 KAMESTER, THOMAS (Statutory registers Deaths 341/A 5) | KAMESTER, Thomas (I18313086377)
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| 303 | 1970, ref C3127, Emily Ellen Sophia Coker, dau of Harry Aldridge and Harriet Phillips. | ALDRIDGE, Emily Helen Sophia (I18313083561)
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| 304 | 1980 for Samuel John Shennan, aged 84, at Douglas, South Lanarkshire. Ref 587/00 0027 | SHENNAN, Samuel John (I18313086396)
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| 305 | 1st Battalion, Norfolk Regiment, British Army | NUNN, John Robert Salisbury (I18313082393)
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| 306 | 1st Btn 12th Foot (East Suffolk) 3rd Detach, British Army. Stationed in Australia 8 years 10 months, New Zealand 2 years nine months | NUNN, Robert (I18313087103)
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| 307 | 2028 John Nunn born C1889 in Thurgoland, Yorkshire, England, UK is a grandson of 6506 James NUNN. Not established which of James's children is the parent <hr> | NUNN, James (I18313088666)
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| 308 | 39 Hollywood Village, Dumfries, Scotland, Henrietta Hamilton, head, widow, aged 31, grocer, born Holywood, Dumfries Jessie Hamilton, dau, single, aged 5, born Morton Nancy Hamilton, dau, single, aged 2, born Morton | HAMILTON, Nancy Chrichton (I18313086534)
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| 309 | 4 Aug 1952 Evening Express ROBERTSON.- Suddenly at Elmhurst, Long Island, New York on August 2, Annie Silver widow of Henry Robertson, second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Silver, Woodbank, Pitfodels. | SILVER, Annie (I18313088025)
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| 310 | 43rd Battalion, Australian Infantry | CARD, Harold George Blanchard (I18313086725)
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| 311 | 55550 Mary Nunn dau of Simrai Topping and Wallace Keith - www.bdm.qld.gov.au | TOPPING, Mary (I18313085078)
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| 312 | 56 foot regiment British Army | NUNN, John (I18313087200)
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| 313 | 584/00 0024 | GILCHRIST, Isabella Crichton (I28063974504)
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| 314 | 6 Dec 1862 at Slacks of Wetshaw, Parish of Maryculter. James Bisset labourer, 33, son of Andrew Bissett and Elizabeth Corsar and Jane Silver, 19, dau of John Silver and Elizabeth Silver M.S. Roberston (Deceased). | Family: James BISSET / Jane SILVER (F406)
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| 315 | 60 years and 2 months old on 1921 census. | MORTLOCK, Sarah Ann (I18313088708)
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| 316 | 6th Qld (Imperial Bushmen) Regiment | ALDRIDGE, Edward Henry (I18313083571)
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| 317 | 73 Alma Road , Bristol C.B., Gloucestershire, England Mabel A Francis 18 Dec 1887 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 281 2 Walter H Francis 16 Mar 1870 Male Shipping Clerk Retired Married 281 1 Ref: RG101/4976A/019/13 Letter Code: OAAE | RACE, Mabel Alice (I29582465230)
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| 318 | 77384 Royal Australian Air Force | COKER, Charles Cyril (I18313084486)
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| 319 | 7897/1960 NEILSON GEORGE FREDERICK to DOBBS, GLADYS RUTH in SYDNEY | Family: George Frederick NEILSON / Gladys Ruth HAMPTON (F2544)
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| 320 | 7th Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse for Service in South Africa attestation of 07/377 Herbert Coker. Info on battalion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Commonwealth_Horse | COKER, Herbert Leslie (I18313083577)
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| 321 | 8 Apr 1882 Aberdeen Weekly Journal | ABEL, Alexander (I29575041536)
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| 322 | : Suffolk: Denham - Parish Registers (Christenings, Marriages, Burials) With Historical Notes and Notices, 1539-1850 | NUNN, John (I18313082161)
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| 323 | : Suffolk: Horringer - Parish Registers With Appendices and Biographical Notes, 1558-1850 | NUNN, John (I18313086835)
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| 324 | : Western European Theatre | NUNN, Herbert William (I28042593431)
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| 325 | a church worker of St Dunstans he mentioned an entry under Coker/Stonehewer of Monies spent on a building project within half a mile of Narrow Street for seaman.1857 I saw the building its" u" shaped with the their being no even number in the style of Georgian Terrace. also a note "Sons took over the building." Maybe thats why William JT and family returned to England. I note on the 1861 census William J.T. Coker ships Chandler is running the family operation. Narrow street is now mostly high end Apartments though some facades have been kept # 12 is a paved lot an entry to the historical walk, I found the pub mention as the local its still there as 1700. I had a drink and a toast to you guys. Have found that some of the street mentioned in the wills are still there hope to get someone to photo them. Brian | Source (S_1478053934)
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| 326 | A John Silver whose parentage is not established was married to Elizabeth Bleber<hr> | BLEBBER, Elizabeth (I18313086960)
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| 327 | A Mary NUNN also married to a Benjamin BULLBROOK. Their son, William BULLBROOK buried Nov. 5 1800 at Chevington aged 72. This could be same Mary Nunn. <hr> | NUNN, Mary (I18313083409)
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| 328 | A search of the Trinity House petitions (Guildhall Library Ms 30218A/61) revealed the petition of Edward Lawson of 1829, aged 51 and then residing at 10 George Street, Salmons Lane, Limehouse. This stated that he went to sea in 1791 aged 13, and served for 38 years. It lists the 7 ships on which he sailed with details of his position, and states that he left off the sea in 1829 because of an 'affection of the kidney'. His wife Jane was then aged 49, and they had no children under 12 years old, nor any income from real or personal property. Copies of his marriage and baptism entries show that he (a bachelor) and Jane Andrew, spinster (a minor) were married by licence in the parish of St George Middlesex on 16 November 1802; and that he was baptised at 19 days old on 24 May 1778, also in St George Middlesex, son of Ralph Lawson, cooper by Elizabeth, of Green Bank. A further search of the register of almspeople of Trinity House (GL Ms 30219/1) revealed the following information: Mile End No.39: Edward Lawson; admitted 29 January 1850 aged 71; nominated by Captain Edward Foord; 'In what trade as master: Brazil'; 'admitted under the minutes of the Board, 12 June 1849 and 22 January 1850'; died 16 July 1863; also his wife Jane, aged 67, died 29 Oct 1857. <hr> From Trinity House files following are the ships on which Edward Lawson sailed progessing from ship's boy to master mariner: 1791 Nautilus (Brig) 190 tons Ships boy sailed Blyth to London 1799 Futuna (Brig) 230 tons Mate, London to Lisbon 1801 London packet (Brig)175 tons Mate London to Various ports 1803 Swift (Barque)167 tons Master London to various ports 1808 Sir Sydney Smith (Cutter) Master London to Continent 1816 Rover Brig 197 tons Master London to Sheilds 1828 Bridgewater 1276 Tons Ships Steward representing the Owners London to China 1829 left sea service due to medical reasons Edward held a Brazil licence as a Master Mariner and thus could take any vessel to ports around the world.<hr> | LAWSON, Edward (I18313086972)
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| 329 | A.I.F. 2/7 Independent Coy. | NUNN, Maxwell Roy (I18313084092)
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| 330 | Aaran Da Costa was in Jamaica most likely with his family from about 1820. <hr> Aaron Da Costa was a merchant and traded to the West Indies where he took his family from about 1835 to 1840 with daughters Emma and Edith having both been born in Jamaica. Sons Alfred aged 4 and Edwin aged 10 months on the 1841 census may also have been born in Jamaica. <hr> | COSTA, Aaron Gomez Da (I18313088821)
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| 331 | Abcess; Scotland's People reg by James Scott Davidson, widower | SILVER, Jane (I18313082270)
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| 332 | Aberdeen Evening Express 02 June 1917, p.2, reports death in 1914. | SILVER, George McDonald (I18313089221)
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| 333 | Aberdeen Evening Express 10 April 1958, p.23 | DONALD, Christina (I18313086521)
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| 334 | Aberdeen Evening Express 10 April 1958, p.23 | DONALD, Christina (I18313086521)
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| 335 | Aberdeen Evening Express 13 April 1961, p11. | SMITH, Jane Watson (I19930355605)
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| 336 | Aberdeen Evening Express 13 April 1961, p11. | SMITH, Jane Watson (I19930355605)
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| 337 | Aberdeen Evening Express 13 November 1886, p 2: At 60 Wellington St, Woodside, on the 12th inst., Jane Silver, the beloved wife of James S. Davidson, aged 33. Deeply regretted. | SILVER, Jane (I18313082270)
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| 338 | Aberdeen Evening Express 16 January 1917, p.2: | KNIGHT, Maria (I20324788999)
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| 339 | Aberdeen Evening Express 17 December 1956, p14. | DAVIDSON, Alexander (I130152058497)
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| 340 | Aberdeen Evening Express 20 November 1914, p5 SILVER.-At Germiston, South Africa, on the 10th inst., James, second son of James Silver, Nether Muirske, Maryculter. | SILVER, James (I18313084110)
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| 341 | Aberdeen Evening Express 21 April 1953, page 10. SILVER.-At 113 Concession Street, Galt, Ontario, on April 19, 1953, William J., beloved husband of Catherine McCurrach, late of Aberdeen. Inserted by her sisters. | SILVER, William John (I20117097118)
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| 342 | Aberdeen Evening Express 22 December 1960, p10. | SILVER, Robert (I18313086468)
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| 343 | Aberdeen Evening Express 22 December 1960, p10. | SILVER, Robert (I18313086468)
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| 344 | Aberdeen Evening Express 24 November 1942, p7 BISSET.-At Loanhead Cottage, Tilquhille,Banchory, on 21st November, 1942, Sarah Bisset, in her 89th year, beloved wife of John Bisset, late of Drumduan Dees. Funeral private. | WATSON, Sarah (I18313086410)
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| 345 | Aberdeen Evening Express 25 December 1886, p2. | Family: Alexander Robbie DAVIDSON / Sarah Sherret SILVER (F31)
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| 346 | Aberdeen Journal 13 April 1940, page 7 | Family: Charles SUTHERLAND / Margaret Isabella SILVER (F1276)
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| 347 | Aberdeen Journal 19 August 1916, page 4: SILVER. - As the result of an accident, on the 17th inst., George Silver, eldest son of the late George Silver, late of Bucklerburn, Culter, and beloved husband of Mary Ann Irvine, aged 46 years. | SILVER, George (I18313086454)
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| 348 | Aberdeen Journal 24 August 1911, page 4: | Family: William McDonald SILVER / Alice BLACKMORE (F458)
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| 349 | Aberdeen Journal 26 December 1929 | Family: James TOSH / Christina Thomson SILVER (F569)
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| 350 | Aberdeen People's Journal 17 December 1892, p7. At 18 Kidd Lane, Aberdeen, on the 1st Dec., William George Silver, aged 12 years and 4 months, eldest son of William Silver, baker. | SILVER, William George (I132139109088)
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