World of HYDE
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Matches 251 to 500 of 2,001
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| 251 | Age: 26; PassengerClass: ohne Angabe; Ship: Friedeburg; ShipFlag: Deutschland; ShippingLine: Rob. M. Sloman & Co.; ShipType: Dampfschiff | Andersdotter, Karna (I57342)
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| 252 | Age: 32; Citizenship: N; Complexion: Fr; EyeColor: Gr; HairColor: Fr; Height: 6 Feet 1 Inches; Ship: Monterey | Jonsen, Norman Andrew (I57025)
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| 253 | Age: 36; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; DivisionNumber: 27; EnumerationDistrict: 198; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Wife; Religion: Lutheran | Þorsteinsdóttir, Guðríður (I169164)
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| 254 | Age: 38; Occupation: Farmer; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; DivisionNumber: 2; EnumerationDistrict: 48; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Head; Religion: Methodist | Shipman, John (I185990)
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| 255 | Age: 40; CanRead: Read and write; ElectoralDistrict: Shankill; NumberOfChildrenBorn: 9; NumberOfChildrenLiving: 7; YearsMarried: 20; RelationToHead: Head; Religion: Presbyterian; MaritalStatus: Widow | McKee, Mary Jane (I168325)
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| 256 | Age: 44; MaleCitizenOverTwentyone: Y; PersonalEstateValue: 2000; RealEstateValue: 6000; Occupation: Miller | Hyde, James Henry (I84843)
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| 257 | Age: 45; AbleToSpeakEnglish: Yes; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; DivisionNumber: B; EnumerationDistrict: 118; EnumerationDistrictName: Toronto (West/Ouest) (City/Cité); SubEnumerationDistrict: 45; SubEnumerationDistrictName: Toronto (West/Ouest) (City/Cité) | Halpenny, Sarah (I184284)
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| 258 | Age: 45; AbleToSpeakEnglish: Yes; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; DivisionNumber: N; EnumerationDistrict: 8; EnumerationDistrictName: Macdonald; ImmigrationYear: 1883; SubEnumerationDistrict: 9; SubEnumerationDistrictName: Westbourne; TribeOrClan: Icelandic; | Þorsteinsdóttir, Guðríður (I169164)
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| 259 | Age: 46; Occupation: Husmand Med Lidt Hartkorn, Dagleier; CurrentMarriageNumber: 1; RelationToHead: Husband; MaritalStatus: Married | Hansen, Peder (I93580)
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| 260 | Age: 49; EnumerationDistrict: 28; RegistrationDistrict: Burnley; SubRegistrationDistrict: Burnley; RelationToHead: Head | Hyde, William (I109413)
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| 261 | Age: 49; LanguageSpoken: English; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Head of Family; Occupation: Engine Fitter at Works; Religion: Irish Church | Davidson, William John (I59365)
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| 262 | Age: 4; DivisionNumber: 27; EnumerationDistrict: 198; MaritalStatus: Single; RelationToHead: Daughter; Religion: Lutheran | Thorsteinson, Margaret (I169116)
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| 263 | Age: 4; MaritalStatus: Single; RelationToHead: Daughter; Occupation: Scholar; Religion: Church of Ireland | Arneil, Jane (I106924)
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| 264 | Age: 50; EnumerationDistrict: 13; RegistrationDistrict: Burnley; SubRegistrationDistrict: Colne; RelationToHead: Head | Hyde, Robert (I109472)
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| 265 | Age: 51 | Stanley, Sir John (I189194)
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| 266 | Age: 57; Relation: Wife; Condition as to marriage: Married 45 upper Balgrave rd Clifton Bristol, Clifton, Gloucestershire, Englanddress> | Giles, Mary (I57285)
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| 267 | Age: 63; MaleCitizenOverTwentyone: Yes; PersonalEstateValue: 200; RealEstateValue: 500; Occupation: Farmer | Whitfield, Thomas Tinsley (I145096)
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| 268 | Age: 65; Religion: Lutheran; AbleToSpeakEnglish: No; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; EnumerationDistrict: 35; LandSection: 11 6 2nd Ave North; LanguageSpoken: Icelandic; SpeaksFrench: No; SubEnumerationDistrict: 19; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Wi | Þorsteinsdóttir, Guðríður (I169164)
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| 269 | aged 9 | Hyde, Melville (I198786)
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| 270 | AIR 40: Rolls of POWs 1939-1945, WO 392: POW lists 1943-1945, WO 361: Casualties and Missing Personnel 1939-1945, WO 345: Japanese Index cards of Allied POWs 1942-1947, The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey, England. The National Archives give no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to The National Archives Image Library, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU, Tel: 020 8392 5225. Fax: 020 8392 5266. | Source (S1812)
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| 271 | AKA Jeanie Landless (marr cert) AKA Jean(Christening) | Landles, Jane (I168395)
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| 272 | Alex Curran | Hyde, Elise Mckenzie (I75564)
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| 273 | alexander Harvey | Hyde, Georgina (I75561)
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| 274 | Alexander started the Hydes of Denton during the reign of Edward I from a grant of land. | De Hyde, Alexander (I237)
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| 275 | Alfred the Great honoured his young grandson Æthelstan with a ceremony in which he gave him a scarlet cloak, a belt set with gems, and a sword with a gilded scabbard. Scholars interpret this as Alfred's endorsement of Æthelstan as his successor instead of | King Æthelstan Of The Anglo-Saxons (I142504)
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| 276 | Alfred the Great retook London from the Danes and began rebuilding it he then restored it to Æthelred as a Mercian territory. | Kingdom Of Mercia, King of West Mercia King Æthelred (I142512)
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| 277 | Alternate Death Date | Armstrong, Lydia (I3038)
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| 278 | Alternate Death Date : Needs more research that mentions 3rd wife Anna Grahame : also : Does not match find a grave records | Henderson, Capt. William (I25068)
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| 279 | Although she was only 2 years old when these lands came to her in 1370, the Savile family purchased the rights to her marriage from the Crown for £126 3s 4d. She was then wedded to Henry Savile, which established a younger branch of the family at the manor of Thornhill | Family: Henry Savile, Esquire / Elizabeth Thornhill (F69061)
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| 280 | Alumni Cantabrigienses | Source (S1258)
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| 281 | An Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the North Carolina State Archives | Source (S1283)
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| 282 | Ancestor of Thomas Jefferson Posted 19 Aug 2010 by Nancy Melton-Helal Royall Family Joseph Royall was born in London, England, 1600 and died March 10, 1654 at Doghams, Charles City, VA. Joseph left England on the Charitie and arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, United States in July 1622. He was married three times. His first wife's surname was Tomasin and by 1637 had married his second wife, Ann. In about 1645 he married Katherine Banks in Henrico County VA. Katherine was born in Northamptonshire, England in 1627, daughter of Christopher Banks. Katherine's second husband was Henry Isham, Sr. She died December 1, 1686 in Henrico County, VA. Katherine Banks Royall Isham was great-great-great grandmoter to Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States. In 1637 Joseph Royall, Sr., received 300 acres of land in Henrico County, Virginia, United States on the south-east side of Turkey Island Creek for transporting colonists to America. According to the record, he was "due 50 acres for his own personal adventure, 50 acres for the transportation of his first wife Thomasin, 50 acres for the transportation of Ann, his now wife, 50 for the transportation of his brother Henry, and 100 for the transportation of two persons, Rob(er)t Warrell and Jon(athan) Wells." In 1638 he received 200 acres in Charles City Co., VA for transporting four persons. In 1642, he received 600 more acres for transporting twelve people, including his third (to be?) wife Katherine Banks. This plot bounded the lands of Edward Maddox "above Sherley hundred &c. on the river, to Dickinans Creeke." His plantation eventually grew to 1,100 acres, and he built a residence called Doghams, named after the French river D'Augham. Doghams was located on the banks of the James River above "Shirley Hundred". This tract of land remained in the possession of the Royall family for almost 300 years. | Royall, Joseph (I125088)
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| 283 | Ancestry.com - Connecticut Death Index, 1949 - 2001 Record: Name:Hanna J. Hyde Date of death:11 March 1978 Place of death:Manchester, Connecticut Age:87 years Date of birth:Not given Marital status:Never Married State FILE Z:\Volumes\IMWA_Ext\MyDocuments-External\FamilyTree\HydeFamilies_Photos\#05697 Residence:Manchester, Connecticut Gender:Female Race:White * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ancestry.com - Social Security Death Index Record: Name:Hannah Hyde SSN:044-09-9815 Last Residence:06040, Massachusetts nchester, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Date of birth:12 January 1891 Last benefit:06040, Massachusetts nchester, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Date of death:March 1978 State SSN issued:Connecticut, before 1951 | Hyde, Hannah-J. (I57793)
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| 284 | Anders Danielsson TUNBO and Inga NILSdotter emigrated to Australia 22 August 1883. Anders Danielsson TUNBO was accepted as the "boatsman" for Ljusaryd, from where he then moved to Astensmala, in the same parish. Here he worked as a bricklayer, specializing in greystone bricklaying. During his active years in the district he built several stone walls that still can be seen as a memory of him in Bommarstorp and Guslanda. In 1875 Anders Danielsson TUNBO was employed as "signalman" at the railway track between Karlshamn and Vislanda. He was stationed in Hallandsboda. This particular part of the track was opened the year before. | Danielsson-Tunbo, Anders (I57169)
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| 285 | Andersen, Charlie, d. 1941, b. 1865, [JB] | Andersen, Carl Jepsen (I59681)
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| 286 | Anglican Parish Records | Source (S1259)
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| 287 | Anglican Parish Records | Source (S1281)
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| 288 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1121)
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| 289 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1122)
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| 290 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1123)
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| 291 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1127)
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| 292 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1128)
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| 293 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1139)
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| 294 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1167)
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| 295 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1168)
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| 296 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1198)
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| 297 | Anglican Parish Registers | Source (S1261)
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| 298 | Ann Jane travelled to Manchester, CT USA and lived with John & Mary (brother-in-law) until entering a nursing home. | Flavelle, Ann Jane (I57022)
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| 299 | Anna Martha Elizabeth (Ferness) & Martin Schnitzerling and four of their children sailed on the "Johan Caesar" from Hamburg Germany on the 18th September, 1852 and arrived Brisbane 12th January, 1853. The ship's manifest listed their place of residence as Lembach, State Hessen, Germany | Furness, Anne Martha Elisabeth (I58184)
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| 300 | Anna och Blända var tvillingar. Blända dog dock 1899.01.12. | Niklasson, Anna Vilhelmina (I57256)
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| 301 | Anne Schnitzerling migrated on ship "Johan Ceasar" on 12-1-1853. | Schnitzerling, Anna Martha (I58196)
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| 302 | Aorney General to Queen Anne husb of Barbara 2nd son of Laurence | Hyde, Sir Lawrence II Kt (I65)
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| 303 | App Plumber | Hyde, John (I75543)
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| 304 | Apparently Patrick and brother Sean setted the ranafast peninsula in 1736. Sean settled in the seaward side and was more interested in stories and poetry.Patrick settled the sheltered side and was more hardworking. | Mac Griannagreene, Pádraig (I168668)
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| 305 | Appointed as Lord Protector for life. The first person who was not a member of the Royal Family to be a head of state in Britain. Served in that role until his death in 1658. | Cromwell, Oliver (I178599)
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| 306 | apprentice painter | Hyde, Edward (I75544)
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| 307 | Archbishop of Armagh is the senior eclesiastical leader of the church in Ireland and carries the title of Lord Primate of All Ireland. | Marsh, Narcissus (I98624)
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| 308 | Archer was the eldest surviving son of Sir Simon Archer of Umberslade Hall in Tanworth in Arden, Warwickshire and his wife by Anne Ferrers, daughter of Sir John Ferrers of Tamworth Castle, Staffordshire. He was baptised on 14 January 1619 | Archer, Thomas (I150851)
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| 309 | Arr "Simon Taylor" | Munday, George (I82560)
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| 310 | Arr 21 Jul 1863 aboard 'Golden Empire' then bullock dray to Warwick | Gillam, Joseph (I57413)
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| 311 | arr Fremantle "Atwick" | Hyde, William (I82540)
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| 312 | arr Fremantle "Atwick" | Wells, Mary Ann (I82541)
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| 313 | Arr Moreton Bay | Danielsson-Tunbo, Anders (I57169)
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| 314 | arr on "Simon Taylor" | Shepherd, Ann Keturah (I82561)
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| 315 | arr on SS State of Florida with bro John & his wife Margaret and 2 kids | Hyde, Margaret (I75453)
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| 316 | Arr USA on ship SS State of Florida | Hunniford, Margaret (I75429)
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| 317 | Arrested and sentenced to death by William the Conqueror (William I) for revolt, Waltheof spent almost a year in confinement before being beheaded on 31 May 1076 at St. Giles's Hill, near Winchester. He was the only Englishman to have been dealt such a punishment during King William's reign. | Waltheof II Earl of Northumbria (I201121)
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| 318 | Arrival: Peel Island, Morton Bay off the coast of Redcliffe, Quaratined. | Kretschmann, Wilhelmina (I59566)
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| 319 | Arrived in Australia with daughter Margaret and her husband Tim Buckley | Fitpatrick, Margaret (I196300)
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| 320 | Arrived in Brisbane 11 Jan 1886 on the Duke of Westminster which had sailed from London on 17 Nov 1885. Nielsen, Christian 36, Johanna 34, Kierstine 6, Nielsine 3, Massachusetts rinus inf. They were from Denmark | Gustafsdatter, Johanna Maria (I57203)
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| 321 | Arrived on "Fritz Reuter" | Andersen, Christian (I59678)
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| 322 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Hyde, John (I75592)
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| 323 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Whitley, Ann Jane (I75593)
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| 324 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Hyde, Mary Ann (I75595)
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| 325 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Hyde, Eleanor (I75596)
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| 326 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Hyde, James (I75598)
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| 327 | Arrived on ship "Coromandel" with Rbt, My Ann, Jas, Eleanor 1838 arr Adelaide. May have booked on "Ariadne" one and taken the other ?? | Hyde, Robert (I75599)
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| 328 | Arrived on ship "Winefred" from Plymouth, UK | Hyde, James Frederick (I57038)
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| 329 | Arrived on ship Habsburg from Hamburg / Bremen age 21.|ref http://immigration-records.mooseroots.com/l/27957693/E-A-Burmester | Burmester, Ernst Adolph Heinrich (I57065)
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| 330 | Arrived USA on ship SS State of Florida | Hyde, John (I75426)
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| 331 | Arrived with parents on MV Lammershagen ex Hamburg, Germany 1876 - see father's notes for details. | Hagstrom, Ernst Johann (I59414)
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| 332 | Arrived with parents on MV Lammershagen ex Hamburg, Germany 1876 - see father's notes for details. | Hagstrom, Ragenhild (I59421)
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| 333 | Arriving at Corfe Castle to visit his younger brother, on March 18, 978, Edgar was stabbed in the gut by an assailant and partially pulled from his horse. The horse bolted, with Edward's foot caught in the stirrup, and the injured young king was dragged t | King Edward Of England (I142547)
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| 334 | Arthurstone | Thorsen, Anne Marie (I57778)
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| 335 | Arthurstone | Andersen, Jens 'Jim' (I59679)
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| 336 | Arthurstone an Iron Clipper Ship (see Speme) 1876 | Christiansen, Anders (I57777)
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| 337 | At her residence Albion Street Cert No C4831 | Elliot, Ann (I58815)
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| 338 | At Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens Brisbane | Crooke, Peter Andrew (I59091)
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| 339 | at St Peter's Episcopal Church Father = William Erwin,Mother = Margaret Douglas. Witness = James Erwin Residence = 43 Eskside | Family: William Kimmett / Mary Jane Erwin (F57553)
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| 340 | at St Peter's Episcopal Church Her father = Erwin,her mother = Margaret Douglas HisFather = Michael Kimmet, His mother= Mary Horne | Family: William Kimmett / Mary Jane Erwin (F57553)
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| 341 | Attainted in 1537 for his part in the rebellion of Silken Thomas, for which his mother was arrested and spent the rest of her life in jail. | Delahyde, James (I132470)
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| 342 | Augusta THELANDER is Augusta INGWARDSEN. | Ingwardsen, Auguste Catharine (I183902)
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| 343 | Australia Birth Index Page No. 5900 Registration 004054 Birth Reg # 1879/C4054 Marriage Reg # 1902/C953 Death Reg # 1947 C1012 Australian Electoral Rolls - 1903 Torbanlea; 1908 Mount Perry; 1913 to 1943 Emerald; | Hagstrom, Oswald (I59415)
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| 344 | Avskedad 1809 Utflyade från Ramsberg i Almundsryd 18130111 till Asarum församling jämte hustru och 3barn. Sonen Nils återvände dock påföljande år | Persson Gok, Anders (I57845)
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| 345 | b compagniani http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8773bae0-6852-4ece-83c6-0a1a4d629971&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartholomeo Compagni http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=aa29bc8a-3616-4ecc-856d-277db5f2165b&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartholomeo Compagni http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=c23318dc-e0c1-4338-9c20-3eed07a9eea4&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartolomeo http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=3204503a-2185-4c10-96d6-9a61a125cf60&tid=19598801&pid=2455 COMPAGNI http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=0581f940-0b39-4099-8356-b65efac96658&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartholomeo Compagni http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=137ba5ca-5427-4e7a-ad73-bec51f0cede0&tid=19598801&pid=2455 A portrait of Bartolomeo COMPAGNI, painted in Firenze, in 1549, by Piero FOSCHI http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=ef01a8be-cd27-43d2-ae14-cf212b45b069&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartolomeo Compagniani http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=58999750-ea63-420f-ba07-db6e852a135d&tid=19598801&pid=2455 Bartholomeo Compagni http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=7e4386d0-fd16-4a6d-af1b-e82d52012e93&tid=19598801&pid=2455 | Compagni, Bartolomeo (I896)
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| 346 | B2455 LUFF WILLIAM LUFF William : Service Number - 3841 : Place of Birth - Newport New Zealand : Place of Enlistment - Brisbane QLD : Next of Kin - (Wife) LUFF Hellaine Access status: Open Location: Canberra 1914 – 1920 | Luff, William James (I58402)
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| 347 | B6G3-49 | Cornwallis, James (I912)
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| 348 | B883 QX31503 GRAHAM RONALD STEWART : Service Number - QX31503 : Date of birth - 01 Nov 1911 : Place of birth - CLIFTON QLD : Place of enlistment - BRISBANE QLD : Next of Kin - GRAHAM VIOLET Access status: Not yet examined Location: Canberra 1940 – 1947 Died 1970/C5125 Ronald Stewart Graham Thomas Graham Elizabeth Andrews Marriage 1936/C758 Graham Ronald Stewart Hallback Violet May | Graham, Donald Stuart (I58398)
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| 349 | Baptised | Gregorie, Margaret (I145788)
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| 350 | Baptised | Gregorie, David (I145790)
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| 351 | Baptised | Gregorie, Isabel (I145792)
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| 352 | Baptised 1/7/1832 Baptises Jul 1 1832 Fanny Gliddon was born on the 28th Feb 1890 Cooktown. she Married Harry Edmonds on the 13th Jan 1907 at St John's Church of England, Cairns,Queensland and had 2 Children Henry John and May. Fanny Died on 27th Aug 1930 in Ashfied,Sydney, New South Wales.being unwell. She is Buried in Rookwood Cemetery N.S.W.Her family are in north Queensland. | Eastwell, Rebecca Fanny (I58732)
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| 353 | Baptised 11/10/1829 | Eastwell, Betsey (I58756)
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| 354 | Baptised 17/3/1793Karebears Family in The Brady Family Web Site, Massachusetts naged by Kerrie Brady Baptised 17/3/1793 Karebears Family in The Brady Family Web Site, Massachusetts naged by Kerrie Brady | Cook, Rebecca Charlotte (I58726)
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| 355 | Baptised 26/11/1827 1903 Qld Electoral Roll - F, Yangan Qld Baptised 26/11/1827 1903 Qld Electoral Roll - F, Yangan Qld | Eastwell, Elizabeth Mary (I58755)
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| 356 | Baptised 29/6/1834 | Eastwell, Robert (I58754)
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| 357 | Baptised 4/12/1814 McClafferty Family Tree 2011 Site, Massachusetts naged by Marg Parsonage Baptised 4/12/1814 McClafferty Family Tree 2011 Site, Massachusetts naged by Marg Parsonage | Eastwell, Frances (I58728)
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| 358 | Baptised 7/8/1825 1841 census Employed on farm owned by farmer Edward Newman Baptised 7/8/1825Aug 7 1825 Little Gransden, Cambridgeshire, England Death June 1848 1841 census Employed on farm owned by farmer Edward Newman | Eastwell, Thomas (I92567)
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| 359 | Baptised 9/11/1823 1851 census - surname misspelt "Eastel". Lived in farm house on unlet farm 0f 100 acres in Little Grandsen, Huntingdonshirend wife Sarah. 1861 census - now lives in coage in Great Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England Sarah 38, sons George 18, Walter 13, Frederick 10, Ag.Labs. daughters Harriet 7, Emma 3 and Mary Ann 7 mths. also father-in-law James Parren 80. 1871 census - Joseph & sons George, Walter & Frederick Ag.Labs.daughters Harriet, Massachusetts ry Ann, Jane & Fanny all at home. Robert, now a brick layer has married and living next door Great Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England. Baptised 9/11/1823 1851 census - surname misspelt "Eastel". Lived in farm house on unlet farm 0f 100 acres in Little Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England with 2 labourers. His 3 sons, George 8 wife Sarah. 1861 census - now lives in coage in Great Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England Sarah 38, sons George 18, Walter 13, Frederick 10, Ag.Labs. daughters Harriet 7, Emma 3 and Mary Ann 7 mths. also father-in-law James Parren 80. 1871 census - Joseph & sons George, Walter & Frederick Ag.Labs.daughters Harriet, Massachusetts ry Ann, Jane & Fanny all at home. Robert, now a brick layer has married and living next door Great Grandsen, Huntingdonshire, England. | Eastell, Joseph Ernest (I58730)
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| 360 | Baptised on 17/7/1791 Witnesses = Alexander and John Rennie Mentions father Henry (farmer at Allanfauds) and mother Margaret | Rennie, Janet (I168399)
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| 361 | Baptised ten months later on the 31st January 1854 in County of Dunham and Northumberland. | Gray, Olive Jane Grace Oliphet (I58436)
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| 362 | Baptism: 16 Mar 1800 St Peter, Burnley, Lancs. Betty Riley - Daughter of John Riley & Tabitha Abode: Burnley Baptised by: J. Raws Assistant Curate Source: LDS Film 1517690 | Riley, Betty (I169084)
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| 363 | Basil Lawrence Mosman | Schnitzerling, Hermann Bertright Herman (I58244)
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| 364 | Battle of Harlaw - supported Donald of Islay, Lord of the Isles against Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany in dispute over the Earldom of Ross | MacIntosh, Malcolm Beag 10th. Chief Of Macintosh 11th. Of Clan Chattan (I146470)
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| 365 | Battle of Hexham: Defeat Earl of Warwick defeats Lancastrians; Henry VI is captured and brought to the Tower of London. | Plantagenet, King of England King Edward IV Of England (I50742)
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| 366 | Battle of Hexham: Defeat Earl of Warwick defeats Lancastrians; Henry VI is captured and brought to the Tower of London. | Lancaster, King Deposed by Henry VI Prince Edward Of Wales (I93760)
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| 367 | BBDM QLD # C5250 /1968 - Martin K. father on death certificate? | Kretschmann, Wilhelmina (I59566)
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| 368 | BDM QLD # | Naumann, Gladys Irene (I59564)
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| 369 | BDM QLD # | Naumann, Elise Elizabeth (I59570)
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| 370 | BDM QLD # | Naumann, William Albrecht (I59573)
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| 371 | BDM QLD # 2489 /1982 | Naumann, Herbert (I59569)
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| 372 | BDM QLD # C10614 /1908 | Naumann, Ernest (I59574)
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| 373 | BDM QLD # C11505 /1909 | Naumann, Ivy Agnes (I59575)
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| 374 | BDM QLD # C1160 /1901 | Naumann, Johannes Freidrich (I59568)
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| 375 | BDM QLD # C1206 /1900 | Naumann, Emily (I59567)
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| 376 | BDM QLD # C13912 /1912 | Naumann, Gladys Irene (I59564)
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| 377 | BDM QLD # C1439 /1878 | Naumann, Carl Heinrich (I59565)
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| 378 | BDM QLD # C2140 /1903 | Naumann, Elise Elizabeth (I59570)
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| 379 | BDM QLD # C2385 /1901 | Naumann, Johannes Freidrich (I59568)
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| 380 | BDM QLD # C2416 /1902 | Naumann, Herbert (I59569)
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| 381 | BDM QLD # C2418 /1906 | Naumann, Minnie Marcella (I59572)
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| 382 | BDM QLD # C2566 /1904 | Naumann, Grace May (I59571)
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| 383 | BDM QLD # C2648 /1907 | Naumann, William Albrecht (I59573)
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| 384 | BDM QLD # C2655 /1900 | Naumann, Emily (I59567)
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| 385 | BDM QLD # C2838 /1933 | Family: Gordon William Holmes / Gladys Irene Naumann (F18877)
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| 386 | BDM QLD # C4846 /1966 | Naumann, Carl Heinrich (I59565)
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| 387 | BDM QLD # C485/1898 - St Pauls Lutheran Church | Family: Carl Heinrich Naumann / Wilhelmina Kretschmann (F18878)
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| 388 | BDM QLD # C7317 /1971 | Naumann, Ernest (I59574)
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| 389 | BDM QLD # C981 /1906 | Naumann, Minnie Marcella (I59572)
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| 390 | Became ruler of English Mercia shortly after the death of Ceolwulf II in 879. His rule was confined to the western half, as eastern Mercia was then part of the Viking-ruled Danelaw. | Kingdom Of Mercia, King of West Mercia King Æthelred (I142512)
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| 391 | Beechwood Cemetery Interments, 1873–1990 | Source (S1506)
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| 392 | Before the death of King Edgar, Ælfthryth acted as forespeca (advocate) in at least 7 legal cases, primarily benefiting female litigants. | Queen Ælfthryth Of England (I142546)
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| 393 | Begravet | Thorsen, Cathrine Dorthea (I59688)
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| 394 | Begravet | Thorsen, Cathrina Dorthea Cathrine (I59690)
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| 395 | Begravet | Thorsen, Marie Elisabeth (I59695)
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| 396 | Beheaded by James I as part of his purge of the Albany Stewarts with his brother, father and grandfather | Stewart, Walter Master Of Fife (I134528)
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| 397 | Believed perished in large cyclone that hit township of Burketown during 05 Mar 1867. The total flooding of Burketown almost wiped out the small town with over 1.1 M water. Both he and his son Albert, believed perish. at this time. An extract from Queensland Journal a country paper of the time had this entry "IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE", Late of Cunnamulla Queensland and recently of Burkelown North Queensland Plesase write to your son Thomas Wafton, Carrier care, Mr N Dugan Club House Hotel Bourke NSW and also ',this should also reach., of filbert Walton, plea. write. your brother Thomas Walton who is anmus to hear from either, you Anyone knowing of their whereabouts will greatly oblige by communicating with Thomas Walton Carrier care of N Dugan Club House Hotel Bourke NSW Burkelown establishment Burketown was namrd in honour. explorer Robed O'Hara Burke, who died shortly after making the first successful south-north crossing of the Australia continent in 1860-1.[8]The first European settlers arrived in the local region not long after Burke and partner Williarn John expecll.n. By the mid-I860s, several cattle 54.10. - including Gregory Downs. Moraine, and Donors NM- had been founded inland from the present sne of Burkelown Both he and his son Abed, believ. perish. | Walton, Thomas (I154162)
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| 398 | Ben age 27 & Gena age 19 noted on marriage record. | Family: Berndt Johnssen / Gena Mathilda Zackerisen (F18270)
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| 399 | Beristel | Shrigley, Thomas (I1201)
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| 400 | Bethany Cemetery (Archer Street) | Heppner, Christian (I59381)
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| 401 | Biography http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=2816a5a6-3186-477c-a0fa-e0df0ea923f6&tid=7921947&pid=-993054706 | Hyde, Job (I727)
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| 402 | BiographyElizabeth was born abt 1809,She married William Palmer on 27 March 1828 in Northampton and had 4 children, Ann, Hannah, John & WilliamMilton-Malsor, Northamptonshire, England. [1][2][3]On 28 October 1842 she emigrated to Nelson, New Zealand and gave birth to 2 more children, Richard & Alice.[4]After her husband William died in 1850 she then married James Hyde on 20 January 1851 at the Nelson Courthouse and gave birth to a further child, James.[5][6]Her husband James died on 4 January 1871 so 6 years later she married for the third time to James Harford on 25 June 1877[7][8]She died on 11 November 1882 and was buried at Brightwater, Tasman, Nelson, New Zealand Notes The Elizabeth Bellamy, daughter of Thomas and Susannah, born on July 28th 1805 and baptised in the parish of Brigstock, Northamptonshire on August 29th 1805 - DIED in Brigstock and was buried on the 21st November 1819 aged 14. * Doesn't look like this is the Elizabeth Bellamy who married William Palmer. Marriage to William Palmer has William as a widower in one source but Elizabeth as a widow in another. Need to sight original. Sources ↑ Source: #S4937 Page Church of the Holy Cross. Marriage by banns. William Palmer, widower and Elizabeth Bellamay, spinster. Witnesses Thomas Worley and Richard Robinson ↑ MARRIAGE - Elizabeth Bellamy, a widow, Massachusetts rried by banns to William Palmer on 29th March 1828 in Milton Malsor, Northamptonshire - transcription in Findmypast by Northamptonshire Family History Society. ↑ Source: #S166402 Page ELIZABETH Last name BELLAMY Marriage year 1828 Marriage day 27 Marriage month Mar Marriage place MILTON MALSOR Parish Milton Malsor Marital status W Spouse's first name(s) WILLIAM Spouse's last name PALMER Spouse's title - Spouse's parish Milton Malsor Event Type Marriage By Banns or licence Banns County Northamptonshire Country England Record set Northamptonshire Marriages ↑ Immigration NZ Company, Olympus, depart Gravesend, date depart 16 June 1842, arr Nelson, arr date 28 oct 1842, application register no 5626. William Palmer, wife Elizabeth, trade Ag Lab, Massachusetts son and bricklayer. William age 36, Elizabeth age 33, 2 boys (5 1/2, 2 3/4) & 2 girls (10, 8). Recommended by Rev Dr Butcher. Date of entry April 1842, Residence Milton Northampton. Embarkation no 2434(10) Passenger list, CO 208/270-273. ↑ MARRIAGES HARFORD - HYDE - on the 25th inst. at the residence of the bridegroom, Hope, by the Rev. T. F. Reeve, Mr. James Harford to Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde of Spring Grove. Nelson Evening Post 28th June 1877 page 2 [1] ↑ bdm index, 237 ↑ bdm index, 939 ↑ JAMES HARFORD, Massachusetts rriages ELIZABETH HYDE, 25 JUN 1877, Hope, Nelson, New Zealand. IGI ↑ Source: #S4947 1641 Page 1641 Elizabeth Harford; 72; verdict of jury, death by drowning whilst labouring under temporary insanity, suicide; 14 Nov 1882, Spring Grove; Revd Edwd Shears, episcopalian, undertakers certificate; England, 40; England William Palmer, NZ James Hyde, NZ Thomas Harford; 4 boys, 3 girls; Alroves Duff, coroner Stoke. ↑ Source: #S4942 3062 Page 3062 72 years ↑ Source: #S4934 Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3617, 13 November 1882, Page 3 Page Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3617, 13 November 1882, Page 3 Fatal Occurence at BRIGHTWATER.-On Saturday morning at about 2 o'clock an elderly woman named Mrs Harford, who had not only been in failing health of late, but had become somewhat childish, rose from her bed and left the house. Her husband speedily followed her, and not discovering her whereabouts, obtained the assistance of his neighbors. At daybreak their search resulted in the unfortunate woman being found dead in a branch of the Wairoa River. An inquest is to be held before Dr Duff this morning. We understand that Mrs Harford's former husband met with his death by drowning near the same spot some years ago. ↑ Source: #S4934 Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3618, 14 November 1882, Page 3 Page Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3618, 14 November 1882, Page 3 Inquest.—An inquest was held at Brightwater yesterday before Dr Duff, Coroner, touching the death of Mrs Harford, after hearing the evidence, the jury returned a verdict to the effect that death was caused by accidental means. ↑ Source: #S4934 Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3619, 15 November 1882, Page 3 Page Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3619, 15 November 1882, Page 3 Inquest at Brightwater—lt appears that we had been misinformed as to the result, of the inquest held at Brightwater on Monday last, touching the, death of Mrs Harford, whose age it transpired was 72. The verdict returned was "That the deceased drowned herself when in a state of unsound mind," and to this the coroner, Dr Duff, added on his report, "From the evidence it appears that for some time past Mrs Harford had been complaining of pains in the head, and that she had in consequence threatened to drown herself. On Saturday morning about 2 o'clock, she got up and walked to the Wairoa River, about a quarter of a mile distant, and carried her threat into execution." ↑ Source: #S4934 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 256, 11 November 1882, Page 2 Page Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 256, 11 November 1882, Page 2 A fatal accident or suicide, it is difficult to determine which, is reported from BRIGHTWATER.- The official account received at the Police Station from Constable Knapp is as follows About 2 o'clock this morning an old woman named Mrs Harford, got up out of her bed and went outside. She was directly followed by her husband, but the morning being dark he could not find her, and as she had been in failing health lately and rather childish, he roused up some of the neighbors to help search for her, the result being that at daylight she was found drowned in a branch of the Wairoa River just below the Brightwater mill. An inquest will be held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock by Dr Duff. ↑ Source: #S4934 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 258, 14 November 1882, Page 2 Page Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 258, 14 November 1882, Page 2 At the inquest held before Dr Duff at Brightwater yesterday on the body of Mrs Harford, whose death by drowning was reported on Saturday, a verdict was returned to the effect that death was the result of accident. https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40001-350888609/elizabeth-bellamy-in-familysearch-family-tree Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz MARRIAGE - 1851/1483 - Elizabeth Palmer & James Hyde MARRIAGE - 1877/1020 - Elizabeth Hyde & James Harford DEATH - 1882/3062 - Harford Elizabeth aged 72 years FindaGrave memorial 141490549 Find A Grave: Memorial #141490549 Source: S409561483 Repository: #R400548903 Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/tree/108222280/family Repository: R400548903 Ancestry.com | Bellamy, Elizabeth (I108646)
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| 403 | Birth 1909/C12829 Marie Graham Thomas Stevenson Elizabeth Ann Andrews Died 1972/B31899 Marie Graham Thomas Stevenson Graham Elizabeth Ann Andrews | Graham, Marie (I58400)
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| 404 | Birth 1912/C9785 Violet May Hallback William Edmund Wilhelmine Auguste Jesse | Pryor, Violet Leonie (I58406)
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| 405 | birth 1907/C2672 Heatherbelle Graham Thomas Elizabeth Ann Andrews | Graham, Heatherbelle (I58397)
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| 406 | Birth in Qld 1911/C12619 Miles John Pont John Miles Louisa Ann Ole Death in Qld 1921/C4524 Miles John Pont John Miles Louisa Ann Miles is buried in the Pittsworth Cemetery, Pittsworth, Qld Australia, in Section 1A, Row 2, Grave 48. | Pont, Miles John (I59367)
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| 407 | Birth parents John and Ethel Gorman But adopted by her mother's sister Kezina Georgina Maud Aerton following he father;s death. | Gormanaerton, Eileen Maud Aerton (I59558)
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| 408 | Birth Reg # 1878/C3705 Marriage Reg # 1895/C859 | Hagstrom, Ida Matilda (I59418)
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| 409 | Birth Reg # 1881/C4216 Marriage Reg # 1902/C2208 -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Name: Elfrida Mary Ann Boyle Death Date: 03 Jan 1915 Death Place: Queensland Father's name: Samuel Hagstrom Mother's name: Maria Cromvold Registration Place: Queensland Registration Number: 001149 Page Number: 197 Name: Elfrida Mary Ann Hagstrom Spouse Name: Edward Boyle Marriage Date: 03 Apr 1902 Marriage Place: Queensland Registration Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1902 Registration Number: 002208 Page Number: 10320 Name: Alfrida Maname Hagstrom Birth Date: 15 May 1881 Father's name: Sven Hagstrom Mother's name: Maria Cromwald Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1881 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 5900 Registration Number: 004216 | Hagstrom, Alfrida Maname (I59422)
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| 410 | Birth Reg # 1882/C4714 | Hagstrom, Otto (I59417)
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| 411 | Birth Reg # 1887/C6849 Marriage Reg # 1908/C477 | Hagstrom, Martha Wilhelmina Dozena (I59420)
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| 412 | Birth registered 28/7/1922 First lived at 23 Lindsey Street. | Troop, Margaret Lilian (I76638)
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| 413 | Birth shown as 1428 in Chester, Cheshirer, England. This would make him oldest son and heir for John Dutton as shown in source. Birth also shown as 1452 in Dutton, Cheshire, England. | Dutton, Sir Peter (I118785)
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| 414 | Birth Source:10451/1859 NSW BDM Index Death Source:26798/1938 NSW BDM Index | Gray, Emma Agnes (I58437)
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| 415 | Birth: Qld BDM Ref#1904/C11848 | Scho, Charles Lancaster (I58769)
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| 416 | Birthplace = Ireland according to 1871 and 1881 Census | Kimmett, Michael (I168594)
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| 417 | Board of Trade: Commercial and Statistical Department and successors: Inwards Passenger Lists | Source (S1132)
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| 418 | Boatman (marr cert) Boatman (1851 census) Boatman (1861 census) | Lang, William Boatman (I168396)
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| 419 | Boilermaker | Hyde, William (I75542)
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| 420 | Book Keeper | Gillam, Elizabeth Ann (I57399)
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| 421 | Born at Nukalofa Tonga, on 20 December 1907. died 16 November 1997 | Giles, Melba Evelyn (I59623)
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| 422 | born circa 1812. Buried in the Turner family plot in the Church of England Cemetery, Yass. Thomas Turner sailed from Liverpool on 26 NOV 1833 on the ?Badastre? and arrived in Sydney on 26 JUN 1833 and most likely joined his brother in the Customs Service. John Entwistle Turner purchased ?Yeumburra? Station on the Murrumbidgee River near Murrumbateman in 1837 from the original owner Charles Atkinson. John together with his pregnant wife Jane, their 2 infant sons and his brother Thomas Turner moved to ?Yeumberra? and commenced sheep farming. Yass Courier: Turner Thomas died at his residence in North Yass on Friday last. He was a resident of Yeumburrah then moved to the Grange near Burrowa. He lived 3 score and ten years. Yass Courier 9.10.1883. Turner Thomas died at his residence "Lightwood" North Yass on 5.10.1883 aged 71 years. Yass Courier 16.10.1883. | Turner, Thomas (I800)
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| 423 | born out of wedlock | Jonasdotter, Bertha (I90996)
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| 424 | Boston Births from A.D. 1700 to A.D. 1800 | Source (S1203)
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| 425 | Both of Edith's parents died in November 1093, within 3 days of each other. Orphaned, abandoned by her betrothed, and her family at war with each other, Edith left the monastery and did not return. | Matilda Edith Of Scotland Queen Of England (I1231)
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| 426 | Boxing | Sorby, Albert (I57911)
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| 427 | Bremen Passenger Lists (the Original) | Source (S1181)
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| 428 | Britannia II, a vessel of 301 tons | Hyde, Mary Ann (I89891)
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| 429 | Britannia II, a vessel of 301 tons under master Robert Turnbull. Mary was transported under the name Sarah Blunn, her mothers maiden name to protect her family name. | Hyde, Mary Ann (I89891)
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| 430 | British and Irish Military Databases | Source (S1041)
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| 431 | British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition | Source (S1173)
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| 432 | British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition | Source (S1179)
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| 433 | Built in 1611 by Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury, close to Hatfield's "Old Palace", Hatfield House has been the home of the Cecil family ever since. It is a prime example of Jacobean architecture whilst an extensive deer park and gardens surround the | Cecil, William Earl Of Salisbury Kg Pc (I135068)
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| 434 | Burial Place: Chelsea, Middlesex, England. | Fisher, John (I145797)
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| 435 | Burial: 19 Jan 1869 St Mary the Virgin, Blackburn, Lancashire, England Ann Shorrock - Wife of Thomas Shorrock Age: 65 Abode: Hannah St. | Rosthorn, Anne O221 (I169463)
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| 436 | Burial: 30 Mar 1801 St Peter, Burnley, Lancs. John Platt - Abode: Ighten hill park Source: LDS Film 1517690 | Platt, John (I169478)
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| 437 | Burial: 6 Jul 1817 St Peter, Burnley, Lancs. Ellen Platt - Age: 71 Abode: Fulledge Burnley Buried by: John Raws Register: Burials 1813 - 1822, Page 141, Entry 1126 Source: LDS Film 1526392 | Driver, Ellen (I169479)
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| 438 | Burial:Old South Church Cem., Windsor, VT | Stowell, Mary (I1305)
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| 439 | Buried alongside her second husband, Joe Woodward | Nelson, Eva Lena (I59028)
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| 440 | buried as Zachrisen..(f. Anders Danielsson - Tunbo m. Gunnild Olsdatter, buried as Olsen). | Andersdotter, Martha (I57104)
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| 441 | Buried with Father - Por.11A-G.31 | Fielder, Henry (I59006)
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| 442 | By his wife, who died on 3 Aug. 1619, and was also buried at Petworth, he was father of Algernon Percy, tenth earl [q. v.], and Henry Percy, lord Percy of Alnwick [q. v.], and of two daughters, Dorothy (1598-1677), wife of Robert Sidney, second earl of Leicester, and Lucy Hay, countess of Carlisle [q. v.] | Percy, Sir Henry 9th Earl Of Northumberland (I156910)
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| 443 | By the end of 1013 Sweyn Forkbeard King of Denmark had seized control of England and forced Æthelred into exile in Normandy | King Æthelred Of The English (I103043)
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| 444 | C.S.R. | Baguley, Michael Joseph Arthur (I57228)
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| 445 | c2627 | Zackrisen, Johanna Matilda (I57024)
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| 446 | c650 | Nielsen, Kerstine Marie (I57161)
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| 447 | ca18af85-4c69-455e-a642-a6afcb1268cd-1 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b29f8af4-c81c-4fcd-8f43-17d8951bb661&tid=30154129&pid=8 Richmond & Annie Eastwell http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=78523094-7d4f-4a8f-860f-18f6cf33cf8b&tid=30154129&pid=8 eastwell richmond and anne http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=63a3d490-8f99-4a3b-81f1-3a7953d91a6e&tid=30154129&pid=8 Richmond Eastwell http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f3e54c43-d9f2-4c2d-a31f-52ad14b760dd&tid=30154129&pid=8 The Early History of the Swanfels selement. http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=d480b0aa-8cc3-4f71-85fa-89d97659feba&tid=30154129&pid=8 Slab Huts and Houses http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=89c8a9dd-eb64-408b-844a-8d56723430d9&tid=30154129&pid=8 | Eastwell, Richmond (I58114)
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| 448 | Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration made in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England | Source (S1034)
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| 449 | Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration made in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England | Source (S1171)
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| 450 | Calendar of Wills and Administrations 1858-1920 | Source (S1273)
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| 451 | Came to Australia with parents, Oskar died on voyage 1878 at sea. | Zackeresen, August Julius (I57160)
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| 452 | CanadianHeadstones.com | Source (S1512)
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| 453 | Canal Boatman ( 91 Census) (JMcP birth cert) | McPhail, Donald Canalboatman (I168394)
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| 454 | Canal Boatman | Lang, William (I168453)
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| 455 | Canandargua Village, Lenawee, Michigan, United StatesAddress2Canandargua Village, Lenawee, Michigan, United States | Hyde, Silas Stearns (I3055)
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| 456 | Cancelled for improper conduct | Locke, John (I58814)
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| 457 | Capt. R.N., of the "Barfleur, | Hyde, Captian Anthony (I748)
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| 458 | Carlsberg | Christensen, Bryggeriarbejder Hjalmar Carlsberg (I58684)
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| 459 | Cass, Harrison, Iowa, United StatesCass, Harrison, Iowa, United States | Aleck, Anna Eliza (I1716)
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| 460 | Cause of death: Breast cancer, Cancer | Hyde, Duchess of York Lady Anne HRH Duchess Of York And Albany (I9)
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| 461 | Cause of death: Breast cancer, Cancer | D'Este de Modena, Queen Maria Beatrice Of Modena (I82)
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| 462 | Cause of death: Decapitation, Capital punishment | Stuart, King Charles I. Of England Scotalnd (I5473)
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| 463 | Cause of death: Pneumonia | Hyde, Sir Clarendon Golding Mp (I761)
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| 464 | Cause of death: Pneumonia | Bacon, Sir Francis 1st And Last Viscount St Alban'S (I3332)
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| 465 | Cause of death: Smallpox | Stuart, Queen Mary II Of England Scotland And Ireland (I17)
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| 466 | Cause of death: Smallpox | Oldenburg, Anne Sophia (I75)
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| 467 | Cause of death: Tuberculosis | Tudor, Henry VII King Of England And France Lord Of Ireland Earl Of Richmond (I50800)
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| 468 | Cause: death by drowning whilst labouring under temporary insanity, suicide. 11 NOV 1882. Wairoa River, Nelson, New Zealand. [9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Note: Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 263, 20 November 1882, Page 3. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT BRIGHT WATER, JOHN JAMES & CO. have received instructions from Mr Harford (per Mr Masters) to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Residence of Mr Harford, On WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant, at 2 p.m. All Ms Household Furniture and Effects Comprising Tables, Chairs, Couch, Chest Drawers, Chiffonier, Bedsteads, Massachusetts ttrasses, Looking-glass, Washstand and Toilet Set, Kitchen Utensils, Milk Pans, Pails and Buckets, Churn, Crockery- ware, &c, &c. JOHN JAMES & CO., Auctioneers. Also Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3623, 20 November 1882, Page 2; Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 264, 21 November 1882, Page 3; Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3624, 21 November 1882, Page 2; Colonist Burial Elizabeth Harford is buried in St. Paul's Churchyard, Brightwater, Nelson her gravestone reads "Erected by her son William Palmer In memory of Elizabeth Harford died Nov 11th 1882 aged 73 At Rest. Beneath Elizabeth's headstone is a plaque which reads "In Memory of William and Elizabeth Palmer 1806 -1850 - 1809-1882 Arrived Nelson from Northampton with their family October 28th 1942 on "The Olympus" Dedicated by descendants at Palmer Connection Reunion 25th October 1998. William Palmer is buried at the Hallowell Cemetery, Nelson.: | Bellamy, Elizabeth (I108646)
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| 469 | Cemetery records held by Cairns & District Family History Society indicate Fanny Rebecca was buried in Cooktown Cemetery on 23 Apr 1906./Cooktown, Queensland, Australia | Eastwell, Fanny Rebecca Rebekah (I58527)
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| 470 | Census Returns of England and Wales, 1861 | Source (S1038)
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| 471 | Census Returns of England and Wales, 1881 | Source (S1037)
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| 472 | Census Returns of England and Wales, 1891 | Source (S1036)
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| 473 | Cert No 1902/C11797 | Gillam, Arthur James (I58860)
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| 474 | Cert No 1902/C11798 | Gillam, John Charles (I58861)
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| 475 | Cert No 4244 | Newton, Mabel Fillefluvia (I58794)
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| 476 | Cert No B22123 | Gillam, Harold Arthur (I58796)
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| 477 | Cert No B45768 | Gillam, Gordon Samuel (I58864)
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| 478 | Cert No B52057 | Newton, Mabel Fillefluvia (I58794)
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| 479 | Cert No B83529 | Gillam, Arthur James (I58860)
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| 480 | Cert No B90077 | Gillam, Doris (I58867)
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| 481 | Cert No C11873 | Gillam, Charles (I58862)
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| 482 | Cert No C11875 | Gillam, Robert Frederick (I58859)
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| 483 | Cert No C1209, Spring Creek, Clifton, Queensland, Australia | Young, Elizabeth Ann (I57405)
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| 484 | Cert No C14991 | Gillam, Leslie Warwick (I58863)
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| 485 | Cert No C15251 | Gillam, Myrtle Isabelle (I58795)
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| 486 | Cert No C15757 | Gillam, Ethel May (I58866)
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| 487 | Cert No C15928 | Gillam, Harold Arthur (I58796)
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| 488 | Cert No C15928 | Gillam, Herbert Leicester (I58865)
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| 489 | Cert No C2325 | Locke, John (I58814)
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| 490 | Cert No C2631 | Gillam, Robert Frederick (I58859)
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| 491 | Cert No C2971 | Gillam, Ethel May (I58866)
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| 492 | Cert No C3794 | Gillam, Robert Frederick (I58859)
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| 493 | Cert No C3851 | Newton, Mabel Fillefluvia (I58794)
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| 494 | Cert No C4060 | Gillam, Charles (I58862)
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| 495 | Cert No C4175 | Locke, Walter George Thomas (I58816)
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| 496 | Cert No C4191 | Locke, Louisa (I58817)
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| 497 | Cert No C4827 | Gillam, Myrtle Isabelle (I58795)
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| 498 | Cert No C4905 | Gillam, John Charles (I58861)
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| 499 | Cert No C571 | Locke, Walter George Thomas (I58816)
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| 500 | Cert No C5819 | Gillam, Leslie Warwick (I58863)
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