World of HYDE
Discovering our Ancestors and their descendants to all parts of the world. Last updated 23rd Feb 2024
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Matches 1,001 to 1,250 of 2,001
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| 1001 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/39893131?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1761)
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| 1002 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/39893131?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1765)
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| 1003 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/39893131?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1768)
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| 1004 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/39893131?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1769)
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| 1005 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/39893131?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1781)
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| 1006 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/40461825?return_row=3 | Source (S1762)
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| 1007 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_births/41067998?return_row=3 | Source (S1744)
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| 1008 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/1652013?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1616)
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| 1009 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/2026464?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1595)
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| 1010 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/2026464?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1602)
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| 1011 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/3004870?return_row=2 | Source (S1766)
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| 1012 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/4297132?return_row=1 | Source (S1770)
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| 1013 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/4297132?return_row=1 | Source (S1771)
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| 1014 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/4297132?return_row=1 | Source (S1772)
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| 1015 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/5079577?return_row=0 | Source (S1589)
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| 1016 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/5344539?return_row=0 | Source (S1756)
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| 1017 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/6007409?return_row=1 | Source (S1790)
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| 1018 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/7182309?return_row=12 | Source (S1803)
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| 1019 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/7651058?return_row=2 | Source (S1794)
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| 1020 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/8465674?return_row=0 | Source (S1745)
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| 1021 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_deaths/8465674?return_row=0 | Source (S1749)
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| 1022 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1552)
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| 1023 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1553)
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| 1024 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1554)
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| 1025 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1557)
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| 1026 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1559)
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| 1027 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/11016993?return_row=8 | Source (S1713)
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| 1028 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/114876?return_row=0 | Source (S1807)
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| 1029 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/2756876?return_row=0 | Source (S1537)
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| 1030 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/2756876?return_row=0 | Source (S1538)
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| 1031 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/2756876?return_row=0 | Source (S1714)
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| 1032 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/4841572?return_row=2 | Source (S1800)
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| 1033 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/4841572?return_row=2 | Source (S1808)
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| 1034 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/5963246?return_row=22 | Source (S1806)
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| 1035 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/5963246?return_row=22 | Source (S1809)
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| 1036 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/907310?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1750)
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| 1037 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/907310?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1751)
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| 1038 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/907310?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1752)
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| 1039 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/907310?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1780)
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| 1040 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/907310?return_row=0 | Source (S1686)
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| 1041 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1561)
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| 1042 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1564)
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| 1043 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1578)
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| 1044 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1592)
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| 1045 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1600)
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| 1046 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1604)
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| 1047 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1613)
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| 1048 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1664)
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| 1049 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1724)
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| 1050 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9169344?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1734)
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| 1051 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9206846?return_row=13 | Source (S1644)
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| 1052 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_stat_marriages/9206846?return_row=13 | Source (S1726)
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| 1053 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_viewed_images/23221294?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1743)
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| 1054 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_viewed_images/23221294?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1746)
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| 1055 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_viewed_images/23221294?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1782)
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| 1056 | https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/view-image/nrs_viewed_images/23221294?image=1&viewed_images=true | Source (S1783)
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| 1057 | https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/11517 | Hyde, Capt James Bartlett (I145135)
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| 1058 | https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/11517 | Hyde, George (I145145)
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| 1059 | Hubbardston, Worcester, Massachusetts ssachuses, United StatesHubbardston, Worcester, Massachusetts ssachuses, United States | Hyde, Keziah Stearns (I3052)
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| 1060 | Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd, editor, Burke's Irish Family Records (London, U.K.: Burkes Peerage Ltd, 1976), Blennerhassett, page 133-134. John Blennerhassett was the son of Sir Thomas Blennerhassett and Margaret Braham. He married, firstly, Elizabeth Cornwallis, daughter of Sir John Cornwallis. He married, secondly, Mary Echingham, daughter of Sir Edward Echingham, in 1523. Mary Echingham was the daughter of Sir Edward Echingham.She married John Blennerhassett, son of Sir Thomas Blennerhassett and Margaret Braham, in 1523. From 1523, her married name became Blennerhassett. Children of Mary Echingham and John Blennerhassett * Thomas Blennerhassett * Edward Blennerhassett * John Blennerhassett d. 1608 * George Blennerhassett d. 1608 * Ralph Blennerhassett * Richard Blennerhassett * Ellen Blennerhassett * Katherine Blennerhassett * Margaret Blennerhassett * Frances Blennerhassett | Etchingham, Mary (I37468)
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| 1061 | Hunniford Street * See Notes-1900 Census|46 Myrtle Street (on April 3, 1940)|Manchester|Connecticut|USA | Harrison, James (I75438)
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| 1062 | Hunter River | Locke, James (I58818)
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| 1063 | Hyde Family in Scotland HYDE FAMILY CONNECTIONS IN SCOTLAND In the spring of 2010, Jamie Hyde (son of Eric Hyde; grandson of Walter Court Hyde) sent me some intriguing information about a possible connection to the Hyde family in Scotland. The story began with a man called John Hyde Christie (1836-1926) who was well known in Scotland as the General Manager of a company called The United Turkey Red Co. Ltd. In his time, it was the largest firm engaged in the business of bleaching, finishing, dyeing, and printing in Scotland. John Hyde Christie was a son of William Henry McLean Christie and his wife, Helen Hyde (born ~1810). J.H. Christie was married to Jessie Fulton (1842- ) and they had five children: Henry William Christie (1874- ), Jane Christie (1875- ), John Fulton Christie (1878- ), George James Hyde Christie (1879- ) and Helen Hyde Christie (II) (1883- ). Although no records have been found to connect Helen Hyde to James Hyde’s family, Jamie noted that his father (Eric J.W. Hyde) and grandfather (Walter Court Hyde) had visited George J. H. Christie’s home, “Ross Priory” in Dunbartonshire, Scotland, during the Second World War (George was a decorated First World War veteran – he had been awarded the D.S.O.). Jamie also has a 1960 Christmas card from “George & Jane” with the Ross Priory address on it. Eric Hyde recalled his visit to Ross Priory and confirmed that there was a family connection to the Christies, but he did not know the details. So, we are left with the understanding that there is a connection between the Christie and Hyde families, but the question of course is what exactly is the connection? We can only speculate that Helen could have been a sister of James Hyde. She was born in Glasgow in 1810, which is close to James’ birth in 1814. Some further investigation revealed that according to the 1861 Scotland census, a woman called Rachel Hyde was living with the family of Helen (Hyde) Christie, in Glasgow. At that time she was 74 years old, and was identified as “Grandmother”. In 1861, Helen would have been 51 years oldd if the speculation above were correct, then Rachel would be James’ mother. Further research indicated that Rachel had been born in Ireland, and had been married to Richard Hyde on the 7th June 1807 in Barony, Renfrewshire, Scotland (interestingly, it appears that Rachel’s maiden name was also Hyde). Now, if Rachel was James’ mother, then this information about her husband Richard conflicts with some information that Aunt Isobel left us with: Isobel mentioned in her interview with Laurie that James’ father was Robert Hyde… Was Isobel mistaken? That would seem unlikely because she had a remarkable memory for facts. Nevertheless, it does seem significant to me that James named his first son Richard: As Isobel said herself, it was customary at that time to name sons and daughters after their parents and grandparents. James did not give the name Robert to any of his own children – – nor did Helen (John gave the name Robert to his second son, and James’ eldest son, Richard, named his youngest son Robert John Manly). James and Helen both gave the name Helen to one of their own daughters, and Helen and John each gave the name Rachel to one of their own daughters. Further research into the Hyde & Christie families in Scotland has turned up a few other bits of interesting information that are worth noting: We begin with this reference – http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2971157 – which relates to Christie Park, and includes this reference to J.H. Christie’s obituary: “John Hyde Christie was first employed by his cousin’s firm, Hay & Hyde at Port Dundas“. According to the Glasgow Post Office Directory 1853-54, ‘Hay & Hyde’ was a firm of ‘Silk Throwsters and Patent Silk Spinners, Sawmillfield, Port Dundas’. The same directory also has a listing for “John Hyde of Hay & Hyde, 275 St. Georges Road”. In 1853-54, John Hyde Christie would have been about 18, and likely at his first job. This indicates to me that John Hyde (of Hay & Hyde) is very likely the “cousin” referred to above, and he must have been related via J.H. Christie’s mother, Helen Hyde. (At this point it is also worth taking note of another fact in the Post Office Directory: a “Mrs. Hyde, Grocer”, was living and/or working next door, at 277 St. Georges Road. In the 1861 Scotland census, Rachel Hyde was described as “Retired Grocer”). According to the 1851 Scotland Census, Massachusetts ry Hyde, 33 years old, lived at 275 St. Georges Road (John Hyde’s location in the 1853 GPO directory, above) with her children Mary (aged 11), Robert (8), Rachel (6) and John (3). She is listed as “Wife”. There is no mention of John Hyde, but Mary is not listed as a widow (It could well be that Census-takers only recorded who was home when they called, to prevent double-counting). According to the 1861 Scotland Census (ten years later), John Hyde, 53 years old and Mary Hyde 43 years old, live at 29 Scotia Street with their children Mary W. (aged 21), James (aged 30 – a typo, I’m sure this should have been 20), Robert M. (18), Rachel N. (16), Melville (9), William W. (7) and John G.B. (2). John’s occupation is listed as “Silk Garn Agent”. Mary’s birthplace is listed as “Cupar, fifeshire” in both 1851 & 1861 censuses. Other info is consistent as well, including the names and ages of children Mary, Robert and Rachel (maybe young John died between 1851 and 1861). I can’t explain why the son James was not listed in the 1851 Census (he would have been 10), but the rest of the info is very consistent, though. Now I am going to try to relate some of what I know about these various family members in the years that followed, and how certain information seems to connect with what we know about the family of James Hyde & Agnes Clark: In the 1861 Scotland Census (as above), James Hyde (aged 20) and his brother Robert M. (18), were both described as Post Office Clerks. They are the sons of John and Mary Hyde, and are still living at home in Glasgow. In the 1871 England census, James W. Hyde (aged 30) and Robert M. Hyde (aged 28), who were both born in Paisley, Scotland, are lodgers at an address in London, and are described as clerks at the General Post Office in London. In the 1881 Scotland census, James Hyde (aged 41), born in Paisley, Scotttland, is described as a Superintendent at the Edinburgh Post Office. The same information is consistent in the 1891 and 1901 Scotland censuses. In the 1901 census, James W. Hyde is described as the Controller of the Edinburgh Post Office. The Controller of the Edinburgh post office, at that time, was James Wilson Hyde: I know this for several reasons, including the fact that he was the author of several books about the history of the Royal Mail, including: “The Royal Mail, it’s Curiosities & Romance” and “A Hundred Yettars by Post“. So, what is the significance of all this??!! It is this: All of this demonstrates that James Wilson Hyde is almost certainly the son of John Hyde and his wife Mary. He was their eldest son, and I am convinced that he got the name Wilson because it was his mother’s maiden name. And now, we finally come to the point of all this: I have wondered about the significance of names that James Hyde & Agnes Clark gave to their children: Jean Mackenzie and Helen Rennie for example. While we know that people routinely named their children after close relatives, I still don’t know where the names ‘Mackenzie’ and ‘Rennie’ originated from. Butamed their second daughter Mary Wilson Hyde (1846-1851). I think it is reasonable to conclude that she was named after John Hyde’s wife*. Even though this is a strong indicator of a connection between the families of John Hyde, Helen Hyde, and our James, none of it demonstrates definitively what the connection is. Until the right documentation is discovered, the relationships remain to be determined. * I have a correspondent in Scotland (who I connected with through Ancestry.ca) whose Great grandmother, Massachusetts ry Wilson, was married to a John Hyde in Glasgow. Her understanding of their family (children, names, dates etc.) is very consistent with mine. Still, though, there is no documentary evidence to connect them directly to our James Hyde. What follows is a list of ancestors of Richard and Rachel Hyde – – whose children may have included our James: HYDE FAMILY REGISTER (SCOTLAND) Richard Hyde (1785- ~1840) Born in Scotland. Married Rachel Hyde (apparently her maiden name) in Barony, Lanarkshire on June 7, 1807. Died sometime before 1841. Rachel Hyde (1787-1868) Born in Ireland ~1787. Died at 17 George Street John Hyde (1808- ) Helen Hyde (1810- ) Rachel Hyde (1821- ) Mary Hyde (1829- ) James Hyde?? (1814-1861) Our speculation is that James was born into this family. John Hyde (1808- ) Son of Richard & Rachel; born in Glasgow, Scotland Mary Wilson (1818- ) Born in Cupar, Fifeshire, Scotland. Mary Wade Hyde James Wilson Hyde Robert M. Hyde Rachel M. Hyde Melville Hyde William W. Hyde John J.B. Hyde Helen Hyde (1810- ) Daughter of Richard & Rachel; born in Glasgow, Scotland William Henry McLean Christie (1810- ) Born in Barrhead, Renfrewshire, Scotland. John Hyde Christie Rachel Christie William Christie Frederick Christie Rachel Hyde (1821- ) Daughter of Richard & Rachel; born in Glasgow, Scotttland. Mary Hyde (1829- ) Daughter of Richard & Rachel; born in Glasgow, Scotland. Mary Wade Hyde (1840- ) Daughter of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Paisley, Glasgow, Scotland. Walter James Dalgleish (1841-1907) Johnstone, Dumfrieshire, Scotland. Died in Essex, England on Sept. 17, 1907. Mary Hyde Dalgleish John J. Dalgleish Elizabeth Nicol Dalgleish Walter Edward Dalgleish William Service Dalgleish James Wilson Hyde (1841- ) Son of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow, Scotland. He had a long career in the Post Office, eventually becaming Controller of the Edinburgh General Post Office. He was also the author of several books about the history of the Royal Mail, including: “The Royal Mail, it’s Curiosities & Romance” and “A Hundred Years by Post“. Joanna Stuart (1853- ) Martha Helena Eveline Hyde Robert M. Hyde (1843- ) Son of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow Rachel N. Hyde (1845- ) Daughter of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow, Scotland Melville Hyde (1852-1937) Daughter of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow, Scotland William Larmour Service (1856-1931) Robert Larmour Service William Dudley Service Juanita Melville Service Daisy Service Olive Muriel Service Eleanor Service Thomas Bernard Service Clarence Hyde Service William W. Hyde (1854- ) Son of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow, Scotland John G.B. Hyde (1859- ) Son of John Hyde & Mary Wilson; born in Glasgow John Hyde Christie (1836-1926) Son of Helen Hyde & William Henry McLean Christie; born in Glasgow, Scotland Jessie Fulton (1842-1924) Born in Kibarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland . Henry William Christie Jane Park Christie John Fulton Christie George James Hyde Christie Helen Hyde Christie Rachel Christie (1839- ) Daughter of Helen Hyde & William Henry McLean Christie; born in William Christie (1843-) Son of Helen Hyde & William Henry McLean Christie; born in Frederick Christie (1850- ~1860) Son of Helen Hyde & William Henry McLean Christie; born in Mary Hyde Dalgleish (1868- ) Daughter of Mary Wade Hyde & Walter James Dalgleish. Henry Charles Sawyer (1870- ) Doris Mary Sawyer Charles W. Sawyer Elizabeth Winifred Sawyer John J. Dalgleish (1870-1955) Son of Mary Wade Hyde & Walter James Dalgleish. Elizabeth Nicol Dalgleish (1872-1940) Daughter of Mary Wade Hyde & Walter James Dalgleish. William Sydney Smith (1871- ) Marjorie Blanche Smith Walter Edward Dalgleish (1875-1938) Son of Mary Wade Hyde & Walter James Dalgleish. Blanche Ethel Martin (1875-1931) Ronald James Edward Dalgleish Stella Mary Elizabeth Dalgleish Violet Wagg (1894-1957) William Service Dalgleish (1879-1918) Son of Mary Wade Hyde & Walter James Dalgleish. Martha Helena Eveline Hyde (1878- ) Daughter of James Wilson Hyde & Joanna Stuart. Robert Larmour Service (1878- ) Son of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Elizabeth Harriet Stokes () William Larmour Hyde Service William Dudley Service (1883- ) Son of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Juanita Melville Service (1885-1956) Daughter of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Olive Muriel Service (1887-1967) Daughter of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Frederick William Chele (1866- ) Daisy Service (1887- ) Daughter of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Thomas Bernard Service (1889- ) Son of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Eleanor Service (1889- ) Daughter of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Clarence Hyde Service (1891- ) Son of Melville Hyde & William Larmour Service. Henry William Christie (1873- ) Son John Hyde Christie & Jessie Fulton Jane Park Christie (1874- ) Daughter John Hyde Christie & Jessie Fulton John Fulton Christie (1877-1959) Son John Hyde Christie & Jessie Fulton Jessie Christina MacDonald (1893-1972) Iain Colin Christie George James Hyde Christie (1879- ) Son John Hyde Christie & Jessie Fulton Helen Hyde Christie (1883- ) Daughter John Hyde Christie & Jessie Fulton Doris Mary Sawyer (1895- ) Charles W. Sawyer (1897- ) Elizabeth Winifred Sawyer (1900- ) Marjorie Blanche Smith (1906-1981) Edwin Azariah Ferraro Vine (1906-1951) Ronald James Edward Dalgleish (1902- ) Son of Walter Edward Dalgleish & Blanche Ethel Martin. Elizabeth Clapham (1913-1986) Ronald J. Dalgleish Daphne Dorothy Dalgleish Stella Mary Elizabeth Dalgleish (1908-1997) Daughter of Walter Edward Dalgleish & Blanche Ethel Martin. William Larmour Hyde Service (1900-1989) Son of Robert Larmour Service & Elizabeth Harriet Stokes. Iain Colin Christie (1930-1991) Son of John Fulton Christie & Jessie Christina MacDonald Ronald J. Dalgleish (1932-2004) Son of Ronald James Dalgleish & Elizabeth Clapham. Daphne Dorothy Dalgleish (1938-1978) Daughter of Ronald James Dalgleish & Elizabeth Clapham. | Hyde, Rachel (I75738)
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| 1064 | I found a death record for 1907 with residence as 43 Eskside wife =Margaret Dowdels had a son called james. parents = James and Jane Gettes | Erwin, William (I168641)
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| 1065 | I have added the only marriage of an Alison Landles in the area (the other one has wrong father's name) | Landles, Alison (I168457)
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| 1066 | Ifølge Eugen var han blind | Jønsson, Jøns (I58160)
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| 1067 | Illegimitate | Strain, Sarah (I57138)
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| 1068 | illegimitate son of John de Warenne & mistress Maud Nerford | Family: Sir John De Warenne, 7th Earl Of Surrey / Lady Maud de Nerford (F16486)
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| 1069 | Illegimitate son possibly maybe of Marvin Hyde. Birth date recorded in family bible written by Martha. | Halpenny, John (I162895)
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| 1070 | Illegitimate daughter of Sir Jasper Tudor | Tudor, Joanna (I178613)
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| 1071 | Immigrating Denmark to Australia with Wife | Thorsen, Frederik Hendrik Julius (I59693)
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| 1072 | In 1017 Emma married Cnut and became Queen consort of England for a 2nd time. At this time her sons by Æthelred were sent to live in Normandy with her brother. | De Normandie, Upon her marriage to King Æthelred "The unready", Emma was consecrated Queen of England and took the Anglo-Saxon name of Ælfgifu as her 'reginal name', this name was used for formal and official matters. Emma (I102706)
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| 1073 | In 1042 Edward was called by acclamation to the throne at the age of about forty, and was welcomed even by the Dane settlers owing to his gentle saintly character. One of his biggest supporters was Earl Godwin. Reigned until his death on 5 January 1066. | King Edward Of England (I178654)
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| 1074 | In 1046 the English princes traveled with Andrew of Hungary, also an exiled prince, back to Hungary, fighting alongside him to regain his throne. | Edward Ætheling Of England (I142559)
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| 1075 | In 1054 King Edward sent Ealdred, Archbishop of York, to Germany to obtain Emperor Henry III's help in returning Edward the Exile, son of Edmund Ironside, to England to be heir to the throne. | King Edward Of England (I178654)
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| 1076 | In 1103 Henry I granted Robert de Brus I twenty-four carucates of land in Eskdale, Yorkshire. It was here at Castleton that Robert is believed to have established his first caput, later transferring it to Skelton. | De Brus, Endowed his second son Robert with Lordship of Annandale Robert 1st Lord Of Annandale (I99673)
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| 1077 | In 1119 Robert de Brus founded the Priory of St Mary, an Augustinian priory in Guisborough, now known as Gisborough Priory. He himself would eventually be buried there, as well as other De Brus family members. | De Brus, Endowed his second son Robert with Lordship of Annandale Robert 1st Lord Of Annandale (I99673)
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| 1078 | In 1157 William was deprived of his ancestral lands and title by King Henry II of England, he would make multiple attempts throughout his life to regain them, from stirring revolt in England, to attempting to buy them back. | Dunkeld, Earl of Northumbria King William I. Of Scotland (I92429)
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| 1079 | in 1288 the King granted a licence to the nuns of St Mary's Dublin, to elect an Abbess in the place of Isolda de la Hide, deceased. | De Wellesle, Agatha (I132417)
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| 1080 | In 1395 Elizabeth and David Stewart, Duke of Rothesay and heir apparent to the throne of Scotland were betrothed. They applied to the Pope for permission to marry and it was granted on 10 August 1395, but they were impatient and married before that. Unhappy that the couple had not waited for permission, the Pope issued a dispensation dated 10 March 1397 stating that Elizabeth and David could 'remarry' after a period of separation. Instead of remarrying, King Robert and David annulled the betrothal contract and David became betrothed to Mary Douglas instead. 1399, Incensed, the Earl of March demanded that the marriage between Elizabeth and David go through, at the least the betrothal monies paid should be refunded. King Robert refused. 1400. Incensed at the treatment of his daughter, the insult to his family and by the kings alliance with his biggest rival. The Earl of Dunbar threatened to do 'something unheard of and unusual'. True to his word, George de Dunbar renounced his titles, and his allegiance to Scotland, and moved his entire family to England and the court of King Henry IV. | Family: Duke David Stewart, Of Rothesay / Dame Elizabeth de Dunbar (F45385)
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| 1081 | In 1535, while on summer progress with her husband King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn stayed at Acton Court. Like any loyal subject, the home’s owner, Nicholas Poyntz, wanted to impress his Sovereigns and so he had a new East Wing built. This expensive addition | Poyntz, Sir Nicholas Of Iron Acton (I85241)
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| 1082 | In 1891 was a commissionaire, living at 99 Grays Inn Building, St Andrew, Holborn above the Bars and St George. Church Verger at St Michael's Church, Lower Edmonton | Hyde, Ebenezer (I76597)
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| 1083 | In March 1016 Ælfgifu's husband Uchtred was murdered by Turbrand the Hold while going to a peace conference wit Cnut. This ignited a Bloodfeud that would last for generations. | Atheling, Ælfgifu Lady Of Northumbria, Princess Of England (I93426)
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| 1084 | In repayment for his friendship and support, King David I endowed Robert with the Lordship of Annandale | De Brus, Endowed his second son Robert with Lordship of Annandale Robert 1st Lord Of Annandale (I99673)
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| 1085 | In the 1841 Census, Louisa is a widow living with her adult children. So Thomas had to have died prior to this date. | Hatton, Thomas (I150680)
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| 1086 | In the name of God Amen I Able HYDE of Tintwistle in the Parish of Moram in Longdendale and County Chester Yeoman. being of Disposing Mind and Memory (blessed be God for the same) Do Make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (that is to say) First I will that all my Just and Lawful Debts Funeral Expenses and Probate of this My last Will and Testament be paid and Discharged out of My Personal Estate and Effects, Nextly I give and bequeath to my Loving Wife Sarah HYDE all my Household Goods and Furniture Stock of Cale Husbandry Gears, I also Give and Devise to My son David HYDE one of those to Houses in Tintwistle aforesaid (at his choice) which at present are in the possession of my son Joseph HYDE and Matthew BERRY to hold to him my said son David for and during the term of his Natural Life I also Give and Devise to My Son Joseph HYDE his Heirs and Assigns forever all My freehold and real Estates Housing Land and premises Situate at Tintwistle aforesaid with all the Appurtenances (Except the aforesaid House for the use of My son David [ ]) And also the said House from and after the Death of My said son David together with all My Tenements rights and Interests in the Leasehold Tenement at Tintwistle aforesaid now in My possession and that aforesaid Son Joseph Upon Condition that he My said Son Joseph his Heirs and Assigns do give proper security to My Loving Wife Sarah HYDE to allow her the Peaceable Possession of the part of the Freehold and Leasehold premises which I do at present Occupy Possess and enjoy for and during the time of her Natural Life, and also Upon the further Condition that he My said Son Joseph HYDE his Heirs and Assigns do pay or cause to be paid into the Hands of My Executors here after Named the full and Just sum of Two hundred pounds within Twelve Months next after My Death. I also Give and Devise to My said Son Joseph HYDE his Heirs and Assigns forever all that My Freehold Estate Housing Land and premises Situate at Gellor Houses Minorea and Mosses in the Township of Hollingworth with all the Appurtances thereunto belonging Upon the further Condition that He my said Son Joseph HYDE His Heirs and Assigns do pay or cause to be paid into the Hands of My Executors hereafter Named the Sum of Three hundred pounds (which with the above amounts to five hundred pounds) within Twelve Months Next after My Death And out of the aforesaid Sums of Money Give and Bequeath My Grandaughter Mally KNIGHT her Executors Administrators and Assigns (within Twelve Months Next after My Death) the Sum of Two hundred pounds, Also to My Grand Daughter Mary RHODES I Give and Bequeath the Sum of Two hundred pounds To be paid to her when She shall aain the Age of Twenty years or at her Marriage which shall first Happen together with what Interest My Executors can Make of the same (except so Much of the said Interest as they shall see Absolutely needful to lay out on her Maintainance and Education) But in Case My Said Grand Daughter shall not live to nor be Married before she aain to the Age of Twentyone Years Then and in such Case I Give her said Share to be Equally divided amongst all My Children or to their several and respective Executors Administrators and Assigns, And whereas I have a House or Houses in the Town of Ashton under line in the County of Lancaster My Will and Mind is and I do here order and Appoint that My executors hereafter named Shall Sell the same to the best Bidder (Unless some one of My Daughters is Desirous to have the same at the price of Two hundred pounds) and the Money Arising therefrom I give to Divided Equally amongst My three Daughters Mary BUCKLEY Jenny SHAW and Ann SHAW or their several and respective Executors Administrators and Assigns within Twelve Months Next after my Death I also do hereby request My Loving Wife to Deliver (Within Six Months next after My Death) to My Eldest Son David HYDE all that part of her Estate in the Township of Godley which was formerly in the possession or Occupied by John HIBBERT And whereas My Relation John MOULT of Rochdale Surgeon Did by his last Will Bequeath to My aforesaid Wife or the Heirs of Her Body one Seventh part of his real and Personal Estates My Will and Mind is and I do Give and Devise and Bequeath the same to be Equally Divided to My Loving Wife and her Two Sons and Three Daughters before Mentioned or to their Several and respective Heirs and Assigns for Ever All the rest residue and remainder of My Estate Effects whatsoever Wheresoever or which I shall Dispose or be Entitled to I give and Bequeath to be divided equally amongst My aforesaid three Daughters Mary BUCKLEY Jenny SHAW and Ann SHAW to their Several and respective Executors Administrators and Assigns, And Lastly I nominate Constitute and appoint My Two Sons David HYDE and Joseph HYDE and my Two Sons in Law John BUCKLEY and Thomas SHAW Executors of this My last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I the said Abel HYDE the Testator have here unto Set My Hand and Seal the Fifteenth Day of October in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Eighty eight. Able HYDE Signed Sealed and published pronounced and declared by the said Abel HYDE the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of Us Who have hereunto Subscribed our Names as witnesses at his request and in his presence and in the Presence of Each other Samuel SWINDALE; Thomas ARRANDALE; John HYDE | Hyde, Abel Jr (I90686)
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| 1087 | Inscription: d. 10 Feb 1889, age: 73yrs, s/w Charlotte Eastwell, Joseph Eastwell Shares stone with: Charlotte Eastwell ;1841 census - employed as an agricultural labourer. living in a dwelling on North St with 2 other families. There were in all. 19 people in thisone house. He & Charlotte had a 1yr old son Charles. Great Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England. 1851 census- Now in a house with only his own family, wife Charlotte, sons William (Willie), Edward, Thomas, Joseph & Nathaniel (Nas). their surname was misspelled "Eashvell". Son Charles born 1840.& ;Emigrated in October, 1854 aboard 3 masted sailing ship "General Hewi" with sons William, Edward, Thomas, Joseph & adopted daughter Jane? Arrived in Brisbane 16/12/1854;Occupation 1862 - Bullock driver and farmer, Swanfels, Qld. Residence: Brisbane, Australia (Still part of colony of N.S.W.) - d. 10 Feb 1889, age: 73yrs, s/w Charlotte Eastwell, Joseph Eastwell Swan Creek Cemetery Warwick Shire, Queensland, Australia Swan Creek Cemetery, Yangan Rd, Via Warwick, Qld, Australia. ;Contributed by Karyn Findlay, Massachusetts y 21, 2005, last edited Nov 12, 2011 [ktish64@internode.on.net]. Total records = 71.;This church cemetery is located approximately 14 kms east of Warwick, Qld, just off Yangan Road. Swan Creek Cemetery was originally started by the Swan Creek Church of England Church. It was opened during the 1870s and closed in the 1970s. When visited the cemetery was mown but not trimmed. In summer especially, it can be overgrown with grass waist height. The cemetery is fenced off from the church that it was previously associated with. This building now being a private residence. There are no public facilities available. The list of inscriptions, were prepared by myself and Stephen Baerham of Warwick and were taken from digital images and notes made during November 2002. The list of inscriptions comprise all visible inscriptions at that date. Karyn Findlay ;Allen, Ann, b. 31 Nov 1821, d. 15 Oct 1899, age: 78yrs, w/o Henry, s/w Henry Allen& ;Allen, Henry, d. 26 Dec 1897, age: 79yrs 9mths, s/w Ann Allen ;Bloomfield, William, d. 10 Oct 1907, age:70yrs Cutmore, Jessie May Irene, d. 24 Jun 1913, age: 2yrs Cutmore, Olive Elizabeth, d. 14 Mar 1935, age: 33yrs Darley, Charles Fitzroy, d. 23 Apr 1885, age: 2yrs, s/o John and MaryDavis, Massachusetts ry, d. 26 Jan 1894, age: 41yrs, w/o ThomasEastwell, Charloe, d. 9 Feb 1879, age: 63yrs, w/o John, s/w John Eastwell, Joseph EttastwellEastwell, Clarence, d. 1 Feb 1944, age: 48yrsEastwell, Edward, d. 30 Aug 1923, age: 80yrs, s/w Mary Ann EastwellEastwellstwell, Henry, d. 1 May 1898 Warwick, age: 26yrs, s/o T & MA EastwellEastwell, John, d. 10 Feb 1889, age: 73yrs, s/w Charlotte Eastwell, Joseph EastwellEastwell, Joseph, d. 28 Jul 1893, age: 45yrs, h/o Caroline, s/w Charlotte Eastwell, John EastwellEastwell, Massachusetts ry Ann, d. 15 May 1932, age: 81yrs, s/w Edward EastwellEastwell, Rupert John, d. 12 May 1911, h/o Erving Free, s/w Erving Free-MitchellFree, Donald Downie, d. 18 Aug 1956, age: 26yrs, s/o Mrytle & Vernon Free buried Warwick Cemetery, s/w George Josiah Free, Emily Ada FreeFree, Elizabeth, d. 22 Jan 1898, age: 57yrs, w/o Addison FreeFree, Emily Ada, d. 26 Nov 1953e, George Josiah, d. 20 Jul 1909, age: 36yrs, s/w Emily Ada Free, Donald Downie FreeFree, Jesse, d. 23 Feb 1903, age: 25yrsGillespie, Alice, b. 1909, d. 2000, Laid to rest Eden GardensGillespie, Armstrong, d. 11 Jul 1948, age: 85yrs, s/w Mary GillespieGillespie, Barbara May, d. 12 May 1942, age: 8mths, s/w Richard Walter Gillespie, Eleanor Isabel GillespieGillespie, Catherine, d. 13 Jul 1900, age: 45yrsGillespie, Eleanor Isabel, d. 7 Feb 1948, age: 52yrs, s/w Richard Walter Gillespie, Barbara May GillespieGillespie, Francis, b. 7 Jan 1861, d. 22 Apr 1935Gillespie, Jane (Bell), d. 1 Jul 1926, age: 63yrs, w/o FrancisGillespie, John, d. 15 Dec 1876Gillespie, Leonard, d. 20 Aug 1883, age: 62yrsGillespie, Massachusetts ry (Watt), d. 18 Nov 1936, age: 68yrs, s/w Armstrong GillespieGillespie, Massachusetts ry Jane, d. 15 Feb 1935, age: 77yrs 7 mthsGillespie, Richard Walter, d.Gillespie, Robert Angus, d. 21 Apr 1951, age: 16yrsGillespie, Sarah (Armstrong), d. 19 Feb 1896, age: 72yrsGillespie, Sarah (Bell), d. 13 Jul 1907, age: 51yrs, w/o JamesGillespie, Walter Armstrong, d. 2 Sep 1920, age: 19yrs, s/o Francis and Jane, s/w William Henry GillespieGillespie, William Henry, d. 29 Dec 1891, age: 10mths, s/o Francis and Jane, s/w Walter Armstrong GillespieGillespie, William, d. 29 Oct 1915, age: 66yrsHall, Harriet, d. 1894, w/o ThomasKinsey, Ann, d. 12 Dec 1898, age: 77yrs, w/o Thomas, s/w Thomas KinseyKinsey, Thomas, d. 8 May 1898, age: 77yrs, s/w Ann KinseyLaw, Unknown, d. 30 Nov 1898 Warwick, age: 29yrs, w/o Charles LawLawless, Armstrong John, d. 9 Mar 1921, age: 12days, s/w John Lawless, Massachusetts ria Jane LawlessLawless, John, d. 29 Sep 1928, age: 40yrs, s/w Maria Jane Lawless, Armstrong John LawlessLawless, Massachusetts ria Jane, d. 26 Nov 1966, age: 74yrs, s/w John Lawless, Armstrong John LawlessLewis, Ada Florence, d. 18 Oct 1887 Clermont, age: 5yrs 4 mths, s/w Maude Lewis, Jane LewisLewis, Jane, d. 24 Dec 1885, age: 29yrs, s/w Maude Lewis, Ada Florence LewisLewis, Massachusetts ude, d. 10 Feb 1885, age: 4yrs 7 mths, d/o Louis and Jane Lewis, s/w Jane Lewis, Ada Florence LewisMauch, Barbara Weishadle, d. 25 Dec 1887, age: 65yrs, w/o Michael, s/w Michael MauchMauch, Michael, d. 18 Sep 1884, age: 64yrs, s/w Barbara Weishadle MauchMay, Harriet (Gillespie), d. 27 Aug 1936, age: 67yrsMitchell-Free, Erving, d. 21 Oct 1960, age: 88yrs, s/w Charles FreePaerson, David, b. 1856, d. 1923, s/w Elizabeth PaersonPaerson, Elizabeth, b. 1856, d. 1940, s/w David PaersonPerson, Kjersti, b. 24 Nov 1836 Sweden, d. 21 Jul 1930 Freestone, s/w Svene PersonPerson, Svene, b. 9 Oct 1824, d. 7 Nov 1898 Freestone, s/w Kjersti PersonPetersen, Laust, b. 12 Feb 1817, d. 1 Mar 1893Rea, AndrewJohn Nichol, b. 13 Jun 1892, d. 28 Mar 1928, age: 35yrs 9mths, h/o ElizabethReeve, Emma Henrietta, d. 15 Jan 1886 Emuvale, age: 79yrsThomashomasThomas, William, d. 20 Jun 1878 Laura River Palmer Road, age: 14yrs 4mths, s/o John and Jane Ann Thomas, s/w Frederick ThomasWilladsen, Iver Pedersen, d. Lillian, d. 4 Nov 1889, age: 2yrs, d/o Richard, s/w Richard WoodWood, Elizabeth, d. 3 Apr 1926, w/o Richard, s/w Richard WoodWood, Richard, b. 15 Jan 1828 Devonshire, d. 25 Sep 1910, s/w Elizabeth WoodWood, Richard, d. 14 Jun 1887, age: 35yrs, s/w Amy Lillian Woodhr The Eastwell family migrated to Queensland in 1854.EASTWELL Charlotte 38 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854EASTWELL Edward 10 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 EASTWELL Esther Inf General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 EASTWELL Jane 13 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 EASTWELL John 37 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 EASTWELL Joseph 6 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854EASTWELL Thomas 8 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 EASTWELL William 13 General Hewi 16 Dec 1854 About the Eastwell surname Eastwell This rare and interesting surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is a locational name from either of two places thus called. Eastwell in Kent is recorded as "Estwelle" in the Domesday Book of 1086, and as "Eastwelle" in the 1267 "Inquisitiones post mortem", and Eastwell in Leicestershire is recorded as "Esteuuella" in the Domesday Book and as "Estwell" in the 1166 Pipe Rolls. Both placenames share the same meaning and derivation, which is from the Olde English pre 7th Century "east", east, with "well(a)", well, spring or stream; hence "Eastern spring or stream". During the Middle Ages when migration for the purpose of job-seeking was becoming more common, people often took their former village name as a means of identification, thus resulting in a wide dispersal of the name. The surname was first recorded in the laer half of the 13th Century (see below). Recordings of the surname from English Church Registers include: the christening of Agnes, daughter of Willmi Eastwell, on October 18th 1551, at Chislet, Kent; the christening of Robert, son of William Eastwell, on April 13th 1657, at St. Nicholas, Leicestershire; the marriage of Alice Eastwell and George Hayes on September 29th 1657, at Swavesey, Cambridgeshire; and the marriage of Caleb Eastwell and Martha Sanders, on October 8th 1710, at Swaffham Prior, Cambridgeshire. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Richard de Estvelde, which was dated 1273, in the "Hundred Rolls of Kent", during the reign of King Edward 1, known as "The Hammer of the Scots", 1272 - 1307. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling. Queensland Early Pioneers Index 1824-1859 Transcription "Queensland Early Pioneers Index 1824-1859 Transcription" First name(s) John Last name Eastwell Year 1854 Date 16 December 1854 Sex Male Nationality< British (Scoish/Irish) Record shipping (arrivals/departure) Source Passenger shipping lists relating to arrivals at Moreton Bay directly from overseas 1848-1859. Queensland State Archives [IMM series] Microfilm references are Z598 & Z599 at the Archives & A2.44 & A.2.45 at the John Oxley Library. State Queensland Country< Australia Queensland early pioneers Category Travel & migration Record collection Migration Collections from Australia & New Zealand | Eastwell, John Richard (I58521)
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| 1088 | Internal Combustion Engine Driver's Certificate of Competency | Ford, Selby Avon (I75663)
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| 1089 | Invaded England, but was captured at Alnwick. He was led to Northampton with his feet tied beneath his horse and imprisoned at Falaise in Normandy. Invaded England, but was captured at Alnwick. He was led to Northampton with his feet tied beneath his horse and imprisoned at Falaise in Normandy. | Dunkeld, Earl of Northumbria King William I. Of Scotland (I92429)
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| 1090 | Ireland Births and Baptisms, 1620–1911 | Source (S1156)
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| 1091 | Ireland Deaths, 1864-1870 | Source (S1234)
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| 1092 | Ireland, Marriages, 1619-1898 | Source (S1155)
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| 1093 | ironstone miner coal miner | McAdam, Michael (I168598)
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| 1094 | Isle of Man, Births and Baptisms, 1821-1911 | Source (S1170)
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| 1095 | It is believed that after the death of his mother and his fathers remarriage, Æthelstan went to live in Mercia, where his Aunt Æthelflæd and Uncle Æthelred continued his royal education. It appears that he looked upon them as loving parents and made a 'pa | King Æthelstan Of The Anglo-Saxons (I142504)
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| 1096 | It is thought that John Conrad Schnitzerling migrated to Australia via Sydney, NSW. in 1852 and that he never married. | Schnitzerling, John Conrad (I58200)
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| 1097 | It was during Thomas' lifetime that the fortunes of the Dutton family reached a peak. He purchased the remaining lands in the parish thereby becoming Lord of all Dutton. He died in 1381. | Dutton, 10th Lord of Dutton Sir Thomas 10th Lord Of Dutton (I137222)
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| 1098 | It's area was 239 acres 3 roods 36 perches. Rental for First Year 4 pounds 10 shillings and Survey fees of 2 pounds 1 shilling and 5 pence was paid by Andrew. Land description - at NW Corner of Por 23 - bounded by roads North, West and South. | Andersen, Andreas (I57776)
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| 1099 | Jack died at Dimboola Bush Nursing Hospital in the morning and the funeral service Was to take place at the Roman Catholic Church at 3.45 pm 8/8/1949 Buried at Dimboola Cemetery,Vic. It appears that John (Jack) went to live with his aunt, Ellen Ceears (nee Hyde) after the early death of his father and mother. John went to live with his Aunt Ellen in 1885. John was 74 years of age at death. m. 1922 to Irene CORBE b.c. 1885 Bendigo, Vic d. 10/1/1926 Dimboola, Vic. No Children. Irene was a teacher in the Dimboola State School for 5 years before she married Jack. Both buried in Dimboola Cemetery, Vic. | Hyde, John William (I91284)
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| 1100 | James Hill | Hyde, Agnes (I75565)
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| 1101 | James Hyde married Jane Andrews after the death of her husband Andrew Gillam to who she had 4 children. James had purchased a 25acre (approx) block at Haldon Rd, Allora, Qld where he farmed and lived after his marriage to Jane. Approx 6 weeks after the marriage, James died from a kick to the head by a horse, leave the pregant Jane (with James Hyde) to rear her now 5 children on the farm. Jane, the first Queensland teacher went back teaching as well as doing seasonal cropping. On her death the block as passed to her son James who married Emily Daniels. The block was later passed to Jane, the elders daughter of James who with her husband, iniatially continued the lease of the block to Mr Sprock, and then sold the block to him. | Hyde, James Frederick (I57038)
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| 1102 | James Hyde was a convict after the Third Fleet transported to New South Wales. He was a protestant and was single at time of transportation. Charged with Highway Robbery at the Salop Assizes on the 27 Jul 1836 and sentenced to Life and subsequently transported to Australia on the 'Prince George'. Arrived in Australia in 1837 aged 19 or 20. He was a miner and was sent to Newcastle, assigned to the A.A. Company. In 1848 he applied to the Colonial Secretary's Office to marry Charlotte Preston, a native of the colony, a halfcaste. Permission was refused. At this time they were living at Burwood, near the mine. Their child, Catherine, died at Burwood, and an inquest was held in the house (death by overlaying) 1949 (Newcastle Chronicle), At this time Ann and Susan had been born. Inquest 5 Nov 1849 (Inquest Reel) MM 7 Nov 1949. James and Charlotte lived together unmarried, until her death in 1871, aged 40. DEATH: James Hyde died on the 3rd May 1899 at Toronto, NSW, Australia. He was aged 92 and died from 'Drowning - not known how he came into the water'. Magistorial inquiry held at Toronto NSW on the 5th May 1899 - Certified by George P. Martin JP, conducting enquiry Newcastle, NSW. Informant was Mitchel Foley, son-in-law, Toronto, NSW. Witnesses were G. Blackwell and E. Brace. | Hyde, James (I132295)
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| 1103 | James was base born to Mary Care, John Whitebread was clearly the father. He waschristened James Whitebread CARE. After John and Mary married, he was always referred to as JamesWHITEBREAD. However, in his father's will, he was referred to as James Whitebread Care | Whitebread, James (I92931)
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| 1104 | James was base born to Mary Care, John Whitebread was clearly the father. He waschristened James Whitebread CARE. After John and Mary married, he was always referred to as JamesWHITEBREAD. However, in his father's will, he was referred to as James Whitebread Care. Noted events in his life were:• In 1861 he resided at Mid Goathurst Common in Sundridge, Kent. • He worked as a Labourer of Goathurst Common (Ide Hill) in 1815 in Sundridge, Kent. | Whitebread, James (I92931)
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| 1105 | James was supposed to have died aged 4 in 1896 but travel record shows | Giles, James E. (I57876)
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| 1106 | Jane was the great-granddaughter of Henry VII through his younger daughter Mary, and was a first cousin once removed of Edward VI. She had an excellent humanist education and a reputation as one of the most learned young women of her day.[6] In May 1553, she married Lord Guildford Dudley, a younger son of Edward's chief minister John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland. In June 1553, Edward VI wrote his will, nominating Jane and her male heirs as successors to the Crown, in part because his half-sister Mary was Roman Catholic, while Jane was a committed Protestant and would support the reformed Church of England, whose foundation Edward claimed to have laid. The will removed his half-sisters, Massachusetts ry and Elizabeth, from the line of succession on account of their illegitimacy, subverting their claims under the Third Succession Act. After Edward's death, Jane was proclaimed queen on 10 July 1553 and awaited coronation in the Tower of London. Support for Mary grew very quickly, and most of Jane's supporters abandoned her. The Privy Council of England suddenly changed sides and proclaimed Mary as queen on 19 July 1553, deposing Jane. Her primary supporter, her father-in-law the Duke of Northumberland, was accused of treason and executed less than a month later. Jane was held prisoner in the Tower and was convicted in November 1553 of high treason, which carried a sentence of death—though Mary initially spared her life. However, Jane soon became viewed as a threat to the Crown when her father, Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk, got involved with Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary's intention to marry Philip II of Spain. Both Jane and her husband were executed on 12 February 1554. | Grey, Lady Jane Queen Of England (I108853)
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| 1107 | Jerusalem | De Bohun, First Earl of Hereford Sir Henry First Earl Of Hereford (I230)
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| 1108 | Jo was a successful business woman and was in partnership in Eastment and Richards Real Estate in Mackay. | Petrie, Josephine Ann (I57834)
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| 1109 | Joan and Maurice were 2nd cousins, which means they had a set of great grandparents in common. Unlikely to be the Eustace line, as John's great grandfather was Sir Roland Eustace and Maurice's was Sir Maurice Eustace. | Eustace, Sir Maurice (I132411)
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| 1110 | Joan and Maurice were 2nd cousins, which means they had a set of great grandparents in common. Unlikely to be the Eustace line, as John's great grandfather was Sir Roland Eustace and Maurice's was Sir Maurice Eustace. | Joan (I137934)
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| 1111 | John & Ann's Marr. Approved | Locke, John (I58814)
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| 1112 | John and Anne, with 5 month old Thomas, were ordered to be removed from Otford to Southfleet 27th Oct 1787 so that they couldn't become a financial burden on the Parish of Otford. Noted events in his life were: • Poor Law: Removal order for John Whitebread and family to Southfleet, 27 Oct 1787, Otford, Kent. | Whitebread, John (I129797)
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| 1113 | John bequeathed his eldest son John, his rapier and gold ring. | Gilliam, Capt. John IV (I186390)
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| 1114 | John de Lacy (c. 1192 – 22 July 1240) was the 2nd Earl of Lincoln, of the fourth creation. He was also the, 7th Baron of Pontefract, 8th Baron of Halton, 8th Lord of Bowland. Background He was the eldest son and heir of Roger de Lacy and his wife, Maud or Matilda de Clere (not of the de Clare family). Public life He was hereditary constable of Chester and, in the 15th year of King John, undertook the payment of 7,000 marks to the crown, in the space of four years, for livery of the lands of his inheritance, and to be discharged of all his father's debts due to the exchequer, further obligating himself by oath, that in case he should ever swerve from his allegiance, and adhere to the king's enemies, all of his possessions should devolve upon the crown, promising also, that he would not marry without the king's licence. By this agreement it was arranged that the king should retain the castles of Pontefract and Dunnington, still in his own hands; and that he, the said John, should allow 40 pounds per year, for the custody of those fortresses. But the next year he had Dunnington restored to him, upon hostages. John de Lacy, 8th Baron of Halton Castle, 5th Lord of Bowland and hereditary constable of Chester, was one of the earliest who took up arms at the time of the Magna Charta, and was appointed to see that the new statutes were properly carried into effect and observed in the counties of York and Nottingham. He was one of twenty-five barons charged with overseeing the observance of Magna Carta in 1215. He was excommunicated by the Pope. Upon the accession of King Henry III, he joined a party of noblemen and made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and did good service at the siege of Damietta. In 1232 he was made Earl of Lincoln and in 1240, governor of Chester and Beeston Castles. In 1237, his lordship was one of those appointed to prohibit Oto, the pope's prelate, from establishing anything derogatory to the king's crown and dignity, in the council of prelates then assembled; and the same year he was appointed High Sheriff of Cheshire, being likewise constituted Governor of the castle of Chester. Private life He married firstly Alice in 1214 in Pontefract, daughter of Gilbert, lord of L'Aigle, who gave him one daughter, 1. Joan. Alice died in 1216 in Pontefract. He married secondly in 1221 Margaret de Quincy, only daughter and heiress of Robert de Quincy, son of Saer de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester, by Hawyse, 4th sister and co-heir of Ranulph de Mechines, Earl of Chester and Lincoln, which Ranulph, by a formal charter under his seal, granted the Earldom of Lincoln, that is, so much as he could grant thereof, to the said Hawyse, "to the end that she might be countess, and that her heirs might also enjoy the earldom;" which grant was confirmed by the king, and at the especial request of the countess, this John de Lacy, constable of Chester, through his marriage was allowed to succeed de Blondeville and was created by charter, dated Northampton, 23 November 1232, Earl of Lincoln, with remainder to the heirs of his body, by his wife, the above-mentioned Margaret. In the contest which occurred during the same year, between the king and Richard Marshal, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, Earl Marshal, Matthew Paris states that the Earl of Lincoln was brought over to the king's party, with John of Scotland, 7th Earl of Chester, by Peter de Rupibus, Bishop of Winchester, for a bribe of 1,000 marks. By this marriage he had one son, 1. Edmund de Lacy, Baron of Pontefract, and two daughters, of one, 2. Maud, married Richard de Clare, 6th Earl of Gloucester. [3. unnamed daughter] Later life He died on 22 July 1240 and was buried at the Cisterian Abbey of Stanlow, in County Chester. The monk Matthew Paris, records: "On the 22nd day of July, in the year 1240, which was St. Magdalen's Day, John, Earl of Lincoln, after suffering from a long illness went the way of all flesh". Margaret, his wife, survived him and remarried Walter Marshal, 5th Earl of Pembroke. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_de_Lacy,_2nd_Earl_of_Lincoln .............................................................................. “Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families,” Douglas Richardson (2013): “JOHN DE LACY (or LASCY) (also known as JOHN OF CHESTER), Knt., of Pontefract, Yorkshire, Naseby, Northamptonshire, Hatton, Cheshire, etc., hereditary Constable of Chester, Keeper of Duninton Castle, 1214, Constable of Whitchurch Castle, 1233, Privy Councillor, 1237, Sheriff of Cheshire, 1237, Constable of Chester and Beeston Castles, 1237, son and heir, born about 1192 (of age in 1213). He married (1st) ALICE DE L'AIGLE, daughter of Gilbert de l'Aigle, of Pevensey, Sussex, by Isabel de Warenne, daughter of Hamelin, 5th Earl of Surrey (illegitimate son of Geoffrey Plantagenet, (Count of Anjou) [see WARENNE 7.iv for her ancestry]. | De Lacy, Earl Sir John 2nd Earl Of Lincoln (I126714)
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| 1115 | John Mainwaring was born in Over Pever, Cheshire, England. John married Margaret De Stafford De Warren AFTER 1387.Docs/Our%20Warrens%20in%20England.htm] | Mainwaring, John (I3215)
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| 1116 | John Rogers "the Elder" was buried December 1, 1559. He was a carpenter. (From his Will: My body to be buried in the churchyard of the parish of Chelmsford.) Was married to Joan who died in 1540. (see history below) | Rogers, John II (I196512)
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| 1117 | John Severne, Master. Hotten's Lists, p.124-126 include the following: Gillam, John (age 21) and Gillam, Thomas (age 18). Interestingly on this same ship was a William Hinshawem, | Gilliam, Capt. John IV (I186390)
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| 1118 | John was effectively exiled' there because he stood up for his men against the company's management and they wanted rid of him from Stoke Prior. | Godfrey, John (I76898)
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| 1119 | John was the last in the senior male line of Mohun of Dunster he was a founder member and the 11th Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter in 1348. Sir, John Mohunsir Parents: John Mohun & Christian Segrave 1320 - age 10 1320 - Dunster, Somerset m. Joan Burgersh d/o Bartholomew Burgersh, the elder d. Sept 1375 1320 - age 10 - heir of grandfather John Mohun - Dunster, Somerset | De Mohun, John (I54719)
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| 1120 | Johnstown District - The Johnstown District was a historic district in Upper Canada which existed until 1849. It was created in 1798 from the Eastern District and consisted of the counties of Carleton, Grenville, Leeds. | Campbell, Alexander (I169580)
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| 1121 | joined in the invasion of France (where he also appeared in later years as one of the retinue of the Prince of Wales) | De Mohun, John (I54719)
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| 1122 | joiner | McPhail, Donald (I168421)
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| 1123 | Jon SVENSSON's first wife was a sister to Inga SONESdotter (Karin OLSdotter's mother). His first wife died in 1832. Jon SVENSSON's first wife was a sister to Inga SONESdotter (Karin OLSdotter's mother). His first wife died in 1832. | Svensson, Jon (I58083)
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| 1124 | Jons Jonsson arrived on the "Fritz Reuter" age 23 => birth date 1856 Johhannes Jonsen arrived on "Humbolt" 10/10/1877 age 28 => birth 1849 Johann Johnsson arrived on "Lammershagen" on 8/1/1873 age 34 => birth 1839 | Johansson, Johan (I57772)
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| 1125 | Joseph held one of the first timber licences in the district. He cut timber from the head of both the Swanfels and Freestone valleys./Swan Creek, Queensland, Australia | Eastwell, Joseph (I58113)
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| 1126 | K1K7-PNM | Molyneux, Margaret (I3286)
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| 1127 | Källa: Född Asarum-CI-3-1767-1790-Bild-166-sid-317 Källa: Död Jämshög-FI-1-1849-1873-Bild-28-sid-44 Källa: HF-boken Jämshög-AI-12-1848-1865-Bild-262-sid-253 | Olsson, Jöns (I58135)
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| 1128 | Källa: Född Orlin Jönsdotter Jämshög-CI-4-1818-1828-Bild-92-sid-175 | Jonsdotter, Orlin (I58136)
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| 1129 | Kanimbla Private Hospital Cert No C4879 | Locke, James (I58818)
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| 1130 | KBE | Hyde, Sir Robert Robertson (I75979)
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| 1131 | Kicked by horse | Hyde, James Frederick (I57038)
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| 1132 | Kilde Niklas Petersson Br. (Brukaren) Per (Gummesson) Hultberg. Född 1757-08-26 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 19). Döpt 1757-09-04 2). Bosa 1799 Dunsmåla (Urshult) 20). Bosa 1799 Dunshult - Fyrnan (Urshult) 21). Bosa 1802 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Bosa 1805 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 22). Död 1823-04-03 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Begravd 1823-04-13 2). Far: III:5 Gudmund Nilsson. Mor: III:6 Ingrid Zackrisdotter. Äktenskap med Elin Svensdotter (Född 1768-06-11 Dunshult Lillegård (Urshult) 20). Död 1802-11-27 Örnhult (Urshult) 20).). Vigsel 1802-01-15 Urshult 2). Barn: Ingrid Persdotter. Född 1802-11-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Död 1803-01-18 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Äktenskap med Ingrid Nilsdotter (Född 1782-03-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 23). Död 1869-08-10 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 8).). Vigsel 1803-10-21 Urshult 2). Barn: Elin Persdotter Hultberg. Född 1804-03-18 Örnhult (Urshult) 22). Död 1807-02-10 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 24). Zachris Persson. Född 1806-06-28 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1869-04-15 Högagärde (Urshult) 8). Samuel Persson Hultberg. Född 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 24). Död 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Anders Persson. Född 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Död 1810-04-19 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Hemmansägare Samuel Persson. Född 1812-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1898-01-09 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 26). Anders Persson. Född 1816-01-05 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1897-01-15 Horjenäs (Västra Torsås) 2). Johanna Persdotter. Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Död 1902-09-23 Möcklehult (Urshult) 2). II:4 mm Ingrid Nilsdotter. Född 1782-03-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 23). Döpt 1782-03-17 2). Bosa 1805 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 22). Bosa 1824 Högagärde (Urshult) 18). Bosa 1830 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 18). Död 1869-08-10 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 8). Far: III:7 Skräddare Nils Månsson Ursell. Mor: III:8 Susanna Nilsdotter. Äktenskap med Johan Jonasson (Född 1779-10-07 Bastaremåla (Urshult) 18). Död 1848-03-19 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16).). Vigsel 1824-07-31 Urshult 2). | Hultberg, Per Gummesson (I57938)
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| 1133 | Kilde Nilas Petersson Jonas Magnusson. Född 1806-03-14 Iremåla Västregård (Tingsås) 12). Döpt 1806-03-23 2). Bosa 1836 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Bosa 1856 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). Död 1886-10-05 Möcklehult (Urshult) 6). Begravd 1886-10-17 2). Barn med Maria Svensdotter (Född 1803-02-05 Hörda Carl Jonssonsgård (Östra Torsås) 12). Död 1834-04-17 Assartorp (Urshult) 12).). Barn: Ingrid Christina. Född 1831-01-03 Assartorp (Urshult) 12). Död 1834 Assartorp (Urshult) 12). Gustaf. Född 1832-10-24 Assartorp (Urshult) 13). Johan. Född 1834-04-17 Assartorp (Urshult) 12). Död 1834 Assartorp (Urshult) 12). Barn med Johanna Persdotter (Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Död 1902-09-23 Möcklehult (Urshult) 2).). Barn: Eva Christina Jonasdotter. Född 1836-03-25 Assartorp (Urshult) 1). Död 1838-03-04 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Ingrid Jonasdotter. Född 1838-01-08 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Död 1927-05-19 Möcklehult (Urshult) 4). Christina Jonsdotter. Född 1839-11-29 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Död 1840-01-02 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Christina Jonasdotter. Född 1841-08-06 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 15). Död 1885-03-03 Möcklehult (Urshult) 6). Peter Magnus Jonasson. Född 1844-03-29 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 15). Johan Jonasson. Född 1846-09-24 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Död 1851-03-02 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Mathilda Jonasdotter. Född 1850-05-09 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Död 1850-12-25 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Maria Jonasdotter. Född 1851-11-03 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 17). Anna Lovisa Jonasdotter. Född 1856-10-27 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). I:2 m Johanna Persdotter. Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Döpt 1818-02-22 2). Bosa 1824 | Magnusson, Jonas (I58917)
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| 1134 | Kilde: Niklas Petersson Br. (Brukaren) Per (Gummesson) Hultberg. Född 1757-08-26 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 19). Döpt 1757-09-04 2). Bosa 1799 Dunsmåla (Urshult) 20). Bosa 1799 Dunshult - Fyrnan (Urshult) 21). Bosa 1802 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Bosa 1805 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 22). Död 1823-04-03 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Begravd 1823-04-13 2). Far: III:5 Gudmund Nilsson. Mor: III:6 Ingrid Zackrisdotter. Äktenskap med Elin Svensdotter (Född 1768-06-11 Dunshult Lillegård (Urshult) 20). Död 1802-11-27 Örnhult (Urshult) 20).). Vigsel 1802-01-15 Urshult 2). Barn: Ingrid Persdotter. Född 1802-11-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Död 1803-01-18 Örnhult (Urshult) 20). Äktenskap med Ingrid Nilsdotter (Född 1782-03-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 23). Död 1869-08-10 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 8).). Vigsel 1803-10-21 Urshult 2). Barn: Elin Persdotter Hultberg. Född 1804-03-18 Örnhult (Urshult) 22). Död 1807-02-10 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 24). Zachris Persson. Född 1806-06-28 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1869-04-15 Högagärde (Urshult) 8). Samuel Persson Hultberg. Född 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 24). Död 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Anders Persson. Född 1810-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Död 1810-04-19 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 2). Hemmansägare Samuel Persson. Född 1812-04-18 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1898-01-09 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 26). Anders Persson. Född 1816-01-05 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 25). Död 1897-01-15 Horjenäs (Västra Torsås) 2). Johanna Persdotter. Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Död 1902-09-23 Möcklehult (Urshult) 2). II:4 mm Ingrid Nilsdotter. Född 1782-03-13 Örnhult (Urshult) 23). Döpt 1782-03-17 2). Bosa 1805 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 22). Bosa 1824 Högagärde (Urshult) 18). Bosa 1830 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 18). Död 1869-08-10 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 8). Far: III:7 Skräddare Nils Månsson Ursell. Mor: III:8 Susanna Nilsdotter. Äktenskap med Johan Jonasson (Född 1779-10-07 Bastaremåla (Urshult) 18). Död 1848-03-19 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16).). Vigsel 1824-07-31 Urshult 2). | Nilsdotter, Ingrid (I57937)
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| 1135 | Kilde: Niklas Petersson Ingrid Jonasdotter. Född 1838-01-08 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Döpt 1838-01-12 2). Bosa 1856 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). Död 1927-05-19 Möcklehult (Urshult) 4). Far: I:1 Jonas Magnusson. Mor: I:2 Johanna Persdotter. Äktenskap med Carl Johannisson (Född 1830-02-22 Väckelsång Skullagård (Väckelsång) 5). Död 1883-12-01 Möcklehult (Urshult) 6).). Vigsel 1860-01-21 Urshult 2). Barn: Emma Karlsson. Född 1860-02-27 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). Död 1946-09-28 Ålderdomshemmet (Urshult) 2). Johan August Carlsson. Född 1861-06-25 Möcklehult (Urshult) 7). Daniel Carlsson. Född 1863-12-30 Möcklehult (Urshult) 7). Död 1866-11-27 Möcklehult (Urshult) 8). Eva Christina Carlsdotter. Född 1866-04-20 Möcklehult (Urshult) 7). Död 1867-04-15 Möcklehult (Urshult) 8). Peter Alfred Carlsson. Född 1868-05-24 Möcklehult (Urshult) 8). Död 1869-08-14 Möcklehult (Urshult) 8). Alfred Magni Carlsson. Född 1872-09-27 Möcklehult (Urshult) 9). Död 1894-12-09 Möcklehult (Urshult) 10). Frans Wilhelm Carlsson. Född 1874-07-11 Möcklehult (Urshult) 9). Ellen Kristina Carlsdotter. Född 1877-04-22 Möcklehult (Urshult) 11). Gustaf Hendri Carlsson. Född 1879-05-30 Möcklehult (Urshult) 11). Död 1880-02-10 Möcklehult (Urshult) 11). | Jonasdotter, Ingrid Cathrina (I58918)
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| 1136 | Kilde: Nilas Petersson Jonas Magnusson. Född 1806-03-14 Iremåla Västregård (Tingsås) 12). Döpt 1806-03-23 2). Bosa 1836 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Bosa 1856 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). Död 1886-10-05 Möcklehult (Urshult) 6). Begravd 1886-10-17 2). Barn med Johanna Persdotter (Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Död 1902-09-23 Möcklehult (Urshult) 2).). Barn: Eva Christina Jonasdotter. Född 1836-03-25 Assartorp (Urshult) 1). Död 1838-03-04 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Ingrid Jonasdotter. Född 1838-01-08 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Död 1927-05-19 Möcklehult (Urshult) 4). Christina Jonsdotter. Född 1839-11-29 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Död 1840-01-02 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1). Christina Jonasdotter. Född 1841-08-06 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 15). Död 1885-03-03 Möcklehult (Urshult) 6). Peter Magnus Jonasson. Född 1844-03-29 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 15). Johan Jonasson. Född 1846-09-24 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Död 1851-03-02 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Mathilda Jonasdotter. Född 1850-05-09 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Död 1850-12-25 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 16). Maria Jonasdotter. Född 1851-11-03 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 17). Anna Lovisa Jonasdotter. Född 1856-10-27 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3). I:2 m Johanna Persdotter. Född 1818-02-20 Klasamåla Wästregård (Urshult) 14). Döpt 1818-02-22 2). Bosa 1824 Högagärde (Urshult) 18) . Bosa 1830 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 18) . Bosa 1835 Assartorp (Urshult) 12) . Bosa 1836 Sånnahult Storegård (Urshult) 1) . Bosa 1856 Möcklehult (Urshult) 3) . Död 1902-09-23 Möcklehult (Urshult) 2) . Far: II:3 Br. (Brukaren) Per (Gummesson) Hultberg. Mor: II:4 Ingrid Nilsdotter. | Persdotter, Johanna (I57940)
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| 1137 | King Athelstan and Ealdorman Elchere with an army of West Saxons, engaged and defeated a fleet of Danish Vikings in a decisive naval battle off the coast of Sandwich. The battle is identified as "the first naval battle in recorded English history" | Æthelstan King Of Kent (I142529)
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| 1138 | King co-ruler 1689-1702, King of Great Britain, King of England/Scotland/Ireland & Stadtholder of the Netherlands, comte de Moers, King of England, Scotland and ireland (1689 - 1702) | Stuart, King William Henry III Prince William Of Orange-Nassau Hendrik (I21)
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| 1139 | King Edmund Ironside died in November 1016 and Cnut became king. Cnut sent Edmund's infant sons, Edmund and Edward to Sweden with orders they be murdered, Edward was but a few months old. Instead the young princes were secretly sent to be fostered by King Stephen I of Hungary. | Edward Ætheling Of England (I142559)
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| 1140 | King Edward III's chief financier after the collapse of the Bardi and Peruzzi Italian trading families. | De la Pole, Earl of Suffolk William (I152283)
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| 1141 | King LOUIS XIII "le Juste" of France and Navarre (1610-43), *Fontainebleau 27.9.1601, +St.Germain-en-Laye 14.5.1643, bur St.Denis, King of France Apr 1617 -, Roi de France (1610-1643), King of France and Navarre 1610-1643, Roi de France | De Bourbon Roi de France Et Navarre, Louis XIII 'Le Juste' (I2800)
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| 1142 | King Æthelred and Prince Alfred met the Danes in battle on 22 March 871. Heahmund, Bishop of Sherborne, died in the fighting. Æthelred sustained injuries which were later the cause of his death. | King Æthelred I. Of Wessex (I142525)
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| 1143 | King Æthelstan and his younger brother Edmund, with the Saxon army of Wessex and Mercia, defeated the combined allied invading army of Olaf Guthfrithson, King of Dublin; Constantine II, King of Scotland, and Owain, King of Strathclyde., in the Battle of B | King of the English King Edmund I. Of England (I142537)
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| 1144 | Kintyre and hall of Knapdale - settled by King Robert II on John of Iye and his wife Margaret, the King's daughter | MacDonald, John Carrach 7th. Lord Of The Isles (I187816)
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| 1145 | Kirsten married Niels Christensson 08 July 1852 | Christophersdotter, Kirstine Marie (I58202)
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| 1146 | Knight Sheriff of Anglesey, Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester, Steward of Macclesfield and titular King of Mann, Sheriff of Anglesey, Knight, K. G., Lord Lt. of Ireland, Sheriff, Steward of the household of King Henry V of England. | Stanley, Sir John I. (I142301)
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| 1147 | Knight Sheriff of Anglesey, Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester, Steward of Macclesfield and titular King of Mann, Sheriff of Anglesey, Knight, K. G., Lord Lt. of Ireland, Sheriff, Steward of the household of King Henry V of England. | Stanley, Sir John (I189194)
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| 1148 | Knight, Lord of the Manors of Stockport, poynton, Wode, Plumpton (formerly Roeley), Boton and Skegeton | Warren, Sir Lawrence Baron Of Stockport Knight (I189193)
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| 1149 | Knighted by Henry FitzAlan, 19th Earl of Arundel, on 2 October 1553, and elected to parliament as member for Maldon in 1555 and Chichester in 1559 | Radcliffe, Lord Henry Kg 4th Earl Sussex (I82376)
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| 1150 | Knighted by Lionel Plantagenet, Earl of Ulster, son of King Edward III and Phillipa; & with John FitxJohn was knight of the Shire of Meath, at the Parliment held in Dublin 1370. | De la Hyde, Sir James Kg (I132422)
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| 1151 | Known as Kate | Doherty, Catherine (I59158)
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| 1152 | Known as Maggie | Dollar, Margaret (I59408)
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| 1153 | L4KP-GLM | De Warren, Eleanor (I3290)
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| 1154 | L4KP-GLR | De Warren Warren, Louisa Lucy (I3291)
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| 1155 | L4YS-WGP | Warren, Baron John Of Stockport Sir Knight High Sheriff Of Cheshire (I3285)
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| 1156 | L89G-94Y | De Warrene, Laurance (I3294)
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| 1157 | L89T-KZ7 | De Warren, Frances (I3295)
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| 1158 | L8TR-LS2 | De Warrene, William (I3292)
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| 1159 | Lady Jean Stewart was born before 1563. She was the daughter of John Stewart, 4th Earl of Atholl and Margaret Fleming. A contract for the marriage of Lady Jean Stewart and Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy, 1st Bt. was signed on 18 November 1573. She died | Stewart, Lady Jean Of Atholl (I88963)
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| 1160 | Laidley Cemetery | Gillam, Charles James (I58570)
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| 1161 | Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1138)
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| 1162 | Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1165)
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| 1163 | Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1166)
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| 1164 | Last name: GilesThis interesting surname is of Pre Christian, Ancient Greek origin. It is a short form of "Aegidius", meaning "a wearer of the goatskin", a refernce to a holy man, or somebody who did good works. St. Giles (originally Aegidius) left Greece to become a hermit in France, and was only discovered when the hind from whose milk he lived, was pursued to his hermitage by a royal hunting party. It is said that his Greek name was turned into Gidie, then to Gide, and finally became Gilles, the usual French form. St. Giles is regarded as the patron of beggars and cripples; hence the London church of St. Giles Cripplegate. The name was introduced into England and Scotland by the Normans, with the names Gilo and Ghilo appearing in the Domesday Book of 1086. In the modern idiom the surname has many spellings, and is found in almost every European country. These spellings range from Giles, Gyles and Jiles to Agidi, Gillee, Ilchman, and Gillyns! One of the first selers in the New World of the American Colonies was Jonathon Giles, who appears in the very first muster for Virginia, United States. He is shown as "living on February 16th 1623". If he had not been, he would have been shown in the "dead" listings. The first recorded spelling of the family name is believed to be that of Ailward Gile, which was dated 1176, in the pipe rolls of the county of Buckinghamshire, England, during the reign of King Henry 11, known as "The Builder of Churches", 1154 - 1189. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling. Read more: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/giles#ixzz20rfrpson After receiving the Marriage Certificate of James Edward Giles the 2nd I found that his father and mother were recorded as James Edward Giles, ClergymanThat James II listed on his wedding day that he was born in Gloustershire EnglandThat he had been previously married and widowed in October 1892That Eva had no known Mother or FatherThat she was a spinster Research into the location of James in NZ uncovered him in residents as a farmer with Eva in Weymouth !!! To think that James came from England, Massachusetts rried in Auckland, farmed in Weymouth which must have been the back and beyond in those days (1914) and then in 1960 Stan Giles moved from Wairou worked in Otahuhu and decided of all places to build a house WEYMOUTH I note it was a reverant Beecroft who married James and Eva and distinctly remember Mr Beecroft having a farm about 100 meters from our home when I was a child I have James aged 49 in 1901 leaving Pago, Samoa to San Francisco He had a James Giles aged 24 Female marked as wife This makes her Eva Lena and a JE Giles aged 2 male, Massachusetts rked as children, Who is the mother as he married Eva in 1900, or did he have JE in 1899 them marry Eva 1900 as Ana had already died and Charlotte aged 1 year 2 months also marked as children Charlotte and James dates are correct so I can only assume it is James but who the other Giles are is a mystery as these dont coenside with what we know to date | Giles, James Edward II (I57564)
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| 1165 | LC5S-2CZ | Warren, Anne (I3289)
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| 1166 | LC5S-VNG | Warren, John Of Poynton (I3288)
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| 1167 | LC5S-VTP | De Warrene, Ralph (I3293)
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| 1168 | Leaders of Edward's opposition, his cousin Æthelwold and King Eohric, of the Danes were killed in the Battle of the Holme | King Edward Of The Anglo-Saxons (I142507)
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| 1169 | Lear was pregnant when married and the resulting twins were still born & burried under a tree on their Pittsworth property. She spent a lot of her life in bed and Emily (Dad's mother) being the eldest child look after her moother. As a result she had lile schooling. | Neale, Elizabeth Leah (I57112)
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| 1170 | Led a force which defeated Somerled, King of the Hebrides (Gaelic: rí Innse Gall) in the Battle of Renfrew. | Fitz Alan, Walter 1st High Steward Of Scotland (I127363)
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| 1171 | left Ireland for Canada. | Whiteside, Mary Jane (I196170)
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| 1172 | Legitimising the offspring of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and his mistress Katherine, widow of Sir Hugh Swynford.John and Katherine were married in Feb 1396 at Lincoln Cathedral | Beaufort, Henry Cardinal Bishop Of Winchester (I18335)
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| 1173 | Leslie Baller has MH as coming from Ireland. | Horne, Mary (I168595)
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| 1174 | Lewis Reid, came from a family of clergymen and government official of moderate importance. | Reid, Lewis (I145806)
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| 1175 | LHRX-64D | De Warrene, Richard (I3296)
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| 1176 | Library and Archives Canada. <i>Sixth Census of Canada, 1921</i>. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 2013. Series RG31. Statistics Canada Fonds.<br><br>Images are reproduced with the permission of Library and Archives Canada. | Source (S1856)
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| 1177 | Like her siblings Francis, Nathaniel and the first Laetitia, she died in childhood. All we know of Barbara is she died aged four, and the dates I have only guessed. | Bland, Barbara (I1032)
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| 1178 | Like his siblings Francis, Barbara and the first Laetitia, he died in childhood, in this case age 10. I have guessed dates as 1807-17. | Bland, Francis Christopher (I1040)
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| 1179 | Little Sioux, Harrison, Iowa, United StatesLittle Sioux, Harrison, Iowa | Hyde, Adelia Ann (I1632)
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| 1180 | Little Sioux, Little Sioux, Harrison, IowaLittle Sioux, Little Sioux, Harrison, Iowa | Hyde, Adelia Ann (I1632)
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| 1181 | Lived in Sub-leased house from Edward Proctor | Hyde, Edward (I75406)
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| 1182 | Lived in the town of Scotland, Windham county, Connecticu in 1880. Buried lot 77, Butler Center Cemetery, Butler County, Iowa. From: "Bill and Ruth" Subject: [STODDARD-L] Stoddard Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2000 17:07:34 -0800 Hi,Heidi,Dwight&Ed. also fellow listers. I caught your postings and Stoddard rang a bell. My ggg-grand father Abner Fargo's family bible ABNER FARGO-FRANKLIN 1822, has listed under family records Marriage Abner Fargo & Sally Robinson were married November 28 1811 births: Hannah Denison daughterof Abner Fargo & Sally his wife was born September 10 1812er of Albert & Sally born March 21 1815 Charles Backus son Albert & Sally born November 25 1818 Horace Robinson son of Albert & Sally born July 30 1823 Lydia Sophia daughter born August 3 1826 deaths: Mr.Solomon Stoddard died September 4th,1813 Mrs Lydia Abel died September 23 1819 Mrs Hannah relict of Mr. Solomon Stoddard died September 29 1824 Mrs Amelia A.Logan died June 12 1846 Mrs Lydia Fargo died March 23 1852 George Fargo, son of Charles & Lydia Fargo died August 28 1852 Mr Abner Fargo died January 25 1861 age 68 This has been a brick wall for me,I do not have any other info,as to parents of either Abner Fargo or Sally Robinson. I do have the bible and the link to the Hyde Family. Any help would be wonderfull and I hope that this will help in branches of you trees.Also I had a Mary Stoddard who married my uncle George Stingle lived in Salem Matt.their children are my first cousins,but have losted touch with them . Roots web Contributer Bill Levis | Hyde, Albert (I2049)
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| 1183 | Liverpool Registers | Source (S1174)
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| 1184 | Liverpool Registers | Source (S1175)
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| 1185 | Liverpool Registers | Source (S1299)
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| 1186 | lives with John Hyde | Hyde, Jane (I57890)
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| 1187 | Living at 43 Eskside with her mother and brothers Andrew,William,James,Robert and Hugh;Husband William Kimmett together with their daur Margaret. | Erwin, Mary Jane (I168593)
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| 1188 | Living at 43 Eskside with sons Andrew, William, James, Robert and Hugh ; daur Mary Jane and her husband William Kimmett and their daur Margaret | Dowdalls, Margaret (I168642)
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| 1189 | Living at 61 Eskside Witness = husband William Father = William Ewin, Mother =Margaret Dawdels??? She was stated as 44 years old Residence = 61 Eskside | Erwin, Mary Jane (I168593)
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| 1190 | Livingin Queen Street, Ballymena with sons Andrew,William,James, Robert, John and Hugh and daughter MARY JANE | Dowdalls, Margaret (I168642)
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| 1191 | locomotive fireman | McPhail, James (I168392)
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| 1192 | Logan, Harrison, Iowa, United States Logan, Harrison, Iowa, United States | Hyde, Charles Leveree (I1689)
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| 1193 | Logan, Harrison, Iowa, United StatesLogan, Harrison, Iowa, United States | Russell, Mary C. (I1691)
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| 1194 | Logan, Harrison, Iowa, United StatesLogan, Harrison, Iowa, United States | Hyde, Parley (I1693)
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| 1195 | Logan, Harrison, Iowa, United StatesLogan, Harrison, Iowa, United States | Hyde, Isaac Alma (I1694)
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| 1196 | London Land Tax Records | Source (S1296)
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| 1197 | London Lives 1690-1800 | Source (S1186)
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| 1198 | London Marriage Licences 1521-1869 | Source (S1262)
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| 1199 | London, England, UK and London Poll Books | Source (S1126)
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| 1200 | Looks like an affair | Family: Sir Robert Neville, High Sheriff Of Yorkshire / Margaret Willoughby (F39408)
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| 1201 | Lord High Chancellor of Scotland, Lord of Owestry, Thane of Lochaber, Sherrif of Shropshire, Baron of Oswestry, Salop, and Mileham, Riddare, Sheriff of Shropshire, Baron of Owestry, a breton knight | Fitz Flaald, Alan Steward Of Dol Crusader Sheriff Of Shropshire (I50438)
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| 1202 | Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire & Middlesex 1701-1711. Gentleman of the Bedchamber to William III 1701-1702 | Russell, Lord Russell, Massachusetts rquess of Tavistock 2nd Duke of Bedford Knight of the Garter (KG) Wriothesley 2nd Duke Of Bedford Kg (I154948)
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| 1203 | Louisa was orphaned by the time she was 3 and brought up by an aunt. Before she married Ebenezer she was 'in service' | Bellinger, Louisa Elizabeth (I76633)
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| 1204 | Lutwyche Cemetery | Daniel, Rev Joseph (I57259)
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| 1205 | LZPG-1SW | De Warrene, William (I3292)
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| 1206 | M. Douglas Cosgrove 1958 Milngavie, Scotland | Hyde, Dorothy Robertson (I75581)
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| 1207 | m. James Powell 1947 | Hyde, Jessie Beaton (I75469)
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| 1208 | M1. 1937 Archibald Lamont 1Campbell d.1857 in Edinburgh Civil Engineer ==> child Archibald Lamont 2 Campbell b.1939 Luton, London for a while M.1963 Wandsworth London to Patricia A. Lacvey ==> Lisa Margaret Campbell b.1966 M2. 1965 Reginald Leonard Rose d1903-1971 68y lived Edinburgh | Hyde, Georgina (I75422)
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| 1209 | M8NS-HT5 | De Warrene, Lady Dorothy (I3287)
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| 1210 | Mabel's parents as per QLD BDM are David George Newton and Jane Seaward | Newton, Mabel Fillefluvia (I58794)
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| 1211 | Machinist | Hyde, William (I75981)
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| 1212 | made a Gentleman of the Privy Chamber, or, as he is styled in some grants, "gentleman buisher", or usher of the chamber | Williams Cromwell, Richard (I178608)
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| 1213 | Make/Maka: Anders Persson Hägg | Family: Anders Persson Hägg / Martha Jonsdotter (F18516)
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| 1214 | Make/Maka: Håkan Dagesson | Family: Håkan Dagesson / Martha Åkesdotter (F18355)
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| 1215 | Malcolm II beseiged Durham in 1006, Waltheof, being elderly, shut himself within his walls and did nothing, as did the other lords. Waltheof's son Uchtred rallied the men of the area and repelled Malcolm's forces | Northumberland, Ealdorman Waltheof I. Of Bamburg (I142548)
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| 1216 | Margaret and Wilhelm separated, reportedly when Margaret was pregnant with Mary. Wilhelm moved to the Wimmera in 1870, just after this and brought land at Bungalally. 2 oldest children rumoured went to live with their paternal aunt, Johanna Paschke, the next child was raised “by the Hydes” and Mary stayed with her mother. Mary only child not acknowledged in his will. William Zippel was involved in a court case by Hezekiah and Ellen Ceears, because he threatened to kill her (Ellen). Refer to Court Case. In 30/11/1870 another court case against William for leaving his wife without means of support. Refer to court case. In 1872 Margaret was working in a brothel in Mount Gambier. | Zippel, Fredrich Wilhelm (I91525)
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| 1217 | Margaret Stewart of Ardgowan (2nd wife of Duncan Campbell) was the cousin of Marjory Stewart who was the 1st wife of Duncan Campbell. | Stewart, Lady Margaret Of Ardgowan (I186928)
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| 1218 | Marinda Hyde autobiography, in Tullidge, Women (1877), p. 403 In February of 1818, my father, in company with several families from the same place, emigrated to Hiram, Portage County, Ohio. In the winter of 1831, Ezra Booth, a Methodist minister, procured a copy of the Book of Mormon and brought it to my father's house. They sat up all night reading it, and were very much exercised over it. As soon as they heard that Joseph Smith had arrived in Kirtland, Mr. Booth and wife and my father and mother went immediately to see him. They were convinced and baptized before they returned. They invited the prophet and Elder Rigdon to accompany them home, which they did, and preached several times to crowded congregations, baptizing quite a number. I was baptized in April following [1831]. The next fall Joseph came with his family to live at my father's house. He was at that time translating the Bible, and Elder Rigdon was acting as scribe. The following spring, a mob, disguising themselves as black men, gathered and burst into his sleeping apartment one night, and dragged him from the bed where he was nursing a sick child. They also went to the house of Elder Rigdon, and took him out with Joseph into an orchard, where, after choking and beating them, they tarred and feathered them, and left them nearly dead. My father, at the first onset, started to the rescue, but was knocked down, and lay senseless for some time. Here I feel like bearing my testimony that during the whole year that Joseph was an inmate of my father's house I never saw aught in his daily life or conversation to make me doubt his divine mission. In 1833 we moved to Kirtland, and in 1834 I was married to Orson Hyde, and became fully initiated into the cares and duties of a missionary's wife, my husband in common with most of the elders giving his time and energies to the work of the ministry. In the summer of 1837, leaving me with a three-week old babe, he, in company with Heber C. Kimball and others, went on their first mission to England. Shortly after his return, in the summer of 1838, we, in company with several other families, went to Missouri, where we remained till the next spring. We then went to Nauvoo. In the spring of 1840 Mr. Hyde went on his mission to Palestine; going in the apostolic style, without purse or scrip, preaching his way, and when all other channels were closed, teaching the English language in Europe, till he gained sufficient money to take him to the Holy Land, where he offered up his prayer on the Mount of Olives, and dedicated Jerusalem to the gathering of the Jews in this dispensation. Having accomplished a three-years mission, he returned, and shortly after, in accordance with the revelation on celestial marriage, and with my full consent, Massachusetts rried two more wives. At last we were forced to flee from Nauvoo, and in the spring of 1846, we made our way to Council Bluffs, where our husband left us to go again on mission to England. On his return, in the fall of 1847, he was appointed to take charge of the saints in the States, and to send off the emigration as fast as it arrived in a suitable condition on the frontiers; also to edit a paper in the church interest, the name of which was Frontier Guardian. In the summer of 1852 we brought our family safely through to Salt Lake City, where we have had peace and safety ever since. In 1868 I was chosen to preside over the branch of the Female Relief Society of the ward in which I reside, the duties of which position I have prayerfully aempted to perform. | Johnson, Marinda Nancy (I3158)
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| 1219 | Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Salt Lake City Ward 1, Salt Lake, Utah, USA | Hyde, Joseph Smith (I3169)
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| 1220 | Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Salt Lake City Ward 3, Salt Lake, Utah, USA | Hyde, Joseph Smith (I3169)
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| 1221 | Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Salt Lake City Ward 5, Salt Lake, Utah, USA | Hyde, Joseph Smith (I3169)
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| 1222 | Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Springville, Utah, Utah, USA | Hyde, George Lyman (I3168)
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| 1223 | Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife; Living with them was her father, Massachusetts tthew. | Hyde, Helen (I109553)
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| 1224 | Marriage approved | Elliot, Ann (I58815)
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| 1225 | Marriage Bonds and Allegations | Source (S1250)
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| 1226 | Marriage Records | Source (S1498)
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| 1227 | Marriage Records | Source (S1500)
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| 1228 | Marriage Records | Source (S1517)
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| 1229 | Marriage Reg # 1902/C2273 | Hagstrom, Ranghild (I59419)
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| 1230 | Marriage Reg # 1903/C2115 | Hagstrom, Karl Henrich (I59416)
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| 1231 | married - Robert James Smith | Zackrisen, Johanna Matilda (I57024)
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| 1232 | Married 1st Cousin | Hyde, George (I109662)
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| 1233 | married after Annie's mother died. Emigrated to Aust. 1914, both worked at Calliope Stn. for a few years then sdled on a property at Dululu until after AAW was killed felling a tree in 1946. Raised 1 dau. | Aldridge, Albert Allen William (I58354)
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| 1234 | Married by Rev. J Mackersay at the residence of J Maclanachan | Raddenbury, Elizabeth (I59096)
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| 1235 | Married by Reverend Norman Osborne | Gale, Evelyn Margaret (I59093)
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| 1236 | married Kerstine Nielsen having 8 living 1 dec. children. | Zackeresen, August Julius (I57160)
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| 1237 | Marrige to Cecil James Lancaster | Zackeresen, Martha (I57103)
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| 1238 | marrige to Francis Guy 8.1.1909 - (d. 31.8.1959). | Zachrisen, Matilda Mathilda (I57095)
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| 1239 | Marrige to William Patrick Cunningham | Burton, Anna (I1077)
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| 1240 | Martin Schnitzerling and Anna Martha Elizabeth (nee) Furness and four of their children sail on the "Johan Caesar" from Hamburg Germany on the 18th September, 1852 and arrived Brisbane on the 12th January, 1853. The ship's manifest listed their place of residence as Lembach, Hessen, Germany and occupation as Weinbauer (Vine Farmer) | Schnitzerling, Martin (I58183)
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| 1241 | Mary Davenport | Davenport, Mary (I3213)
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| 1242 | Mary Immaculate Church | Gillam, Herbert Leicester (I58865)
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| 1243 | Mary Street | Locke, Louisa (I58817)
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| 1244 | Maryborough Cemetery Monumental A/399 | Gillam, Joseph (I57413)
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| 1245 | Massachusetts Vital Records, 1840–1911. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1911–1915. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. | Source (S1367)
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| 1246 | Massachusetts Vital Records, 1840–1911. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1911–1915. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. | Source (S1370)
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| 1247 | Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850 | Source (S1255)
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| 1248 | Master "Wave". William Hyde, who travelled to Australia as master of the “Wave”, arriving on 2 December 1828. (IGI records show his birth as 1783). He wrote to the Colonial Secretary asking for a grant of land on 26 February 1828. The Wave left Sydney for Hobart, arriving on the 17 January 1828, with Captain Hyde, his wife, Massachusetts ry Weston, as passengers. The cargo was assigned to Captain Hyde. | Hyde, William (I89909)
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| 1249 | Matilda was the Great grandmother of Mikael Martinsson | Zachariasdotter, Matilda (I57670)
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| 1250 | Mauch house, Yangan via Warwick http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b96ea0db-6a03-4371-8f98-58a430a8d589&tid=30154129&pid=65 Mauch house, Yangan via Warwick http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b9c3d9fe-d7fb-48cd-a574-7e27f6a7e574&tid=30154129&pid=65 MIchael and Barbara Mauch_ http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=071ae58d-5d46-4977-a043-80c74b05e2d8&tid=30154129&pid=65 Michael and Barbara Mauch http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=e97b132d-d337-4d13-a0bf-8aed8bbbedb9&tid=30154129&pid=65 MIchael and Barbara Mauch_ http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=9a49bce6-e66e-4ca6-bd79-f9de80c21213&tid=30154129&pid=65 | Weischedel, Barbara (I58105)
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