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Matches 901 to 1,000 of 4,249
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| 901 | Edward enlisted in the Royal Army Medical Corps. At the time of his enlistment, his occupation was given as a "Baker" and his home address was give as: 44, St. Martins, Marlborough. He was unmarried. He was discharged on 19 March 1913 after 1 year and 56 days service under Paragraph 156(3) T.F. Regulations. (Sub-paragraph (3) is "at his own request".) | Harper, Edward (I5400)
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| 902 | Edward served in the 1st World War, in the 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Reg. He was killed at Ypres, France in 1914, and is commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. | Cleaver, Edward Edwin (I5758)
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| 903 | Edward signed up for duty with the 249th Overseas Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force | Bassett, Francis Edward "Ted" (I7578)
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| 904 | Edward travelled out to the US on board the "SS Campania" arrivng in New York on 18 July 1903. He was accompanied by his father Frank and his uncle Walter (Frank's brother). Into Place: New York City, USA | Bassett, Francis Edward "Ted" (I7578)
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| 905 | Edward was reportedly attacked by several people & subsequently resigned from the service. | Monger, Edward (I2503)
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| 906 | Edward was serving as a Rifleman with the 18th Battalion, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles), when he was killed in action. | Wooster, Edward Samuel (I23925)
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| 907 | Edward went to Pensford, Somerset in about 1793, returning to Swansea sometime before 1835. | Monger, Edward (I2491)
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| 908 | Edward, the fourth son of Lindsey Winterbotham, succeeded his father as manager of the Gloucestershire Banking Company - this eventually became the Capital and Counties Banking Company. He was the Treasurer of Stroud and Wheatenhurst Boards of Guardians and Rural District Councils. He was also an active member of the Bedford Street Congregational Chapel and their Treasurer from 1884-1917. | Winterbotham, Edward Weedon (I14073)
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| 909 | Edwin appears in the 1881 census livng with George Eggleton and Rhoda. To date, I have been unable to identify Edwin's birth in the BMD registers. As he was born some 4 years before his mother married George, I have assumed for now, that George is not Edwin's father. In fact, Hurst parish records confirm that Edwin's mother was a "single woman". Reviewing future appearances of Edwin in censuses, it is possible that he was not an infant when he was christened. I have therefore indicated that his birth year is approximate. | Hawkins, Edwin (I13590)
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| 910 | Edwin emigrated to Queensland aboard the ship "Winefred". He arrived at Moreton Bay on 14 January 1874. Into Place: Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia | Dodimead, Edwin William (I26014)
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| 911 | Edwin is a widower in the 1881 census. Living with him are his 2 daughters, Kate and Alice, his sister Jane [Foster], a widow, and her 2 sons, William and John. | Wooster, Edwin (I3567)
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| 912 | Edwin must have made a return trip to England at some time because he appears on the passenger manifest of the SS Tunisian arriving in Quebec from Liverpool on 28 July 1900. | Snell, Edwin Alma (I10259)
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| 913 | Edwin sailed aboard the SS "Lake Michigan" to start a new life in Canada. His wife and children arrived in November to join him in Springhill, Nova Scotia. Into Place: Montréal, Québec, Canada | Davies, Edwin Alfred (I29417)
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| 914 | Edwin sailed aboard the SS Pretorian arriving on 21 November 1903 with his mother and siblings. His father, Edwin, had sailed earlier, in July, and the family were to join him in Nova Scotia. Into Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Davies, Edwin Alfred (I29526)
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| 915 | Edwin STEER was born in Hind Street, Bovey Tracey on 1 February 1853. At the March 1861 census he resided in nearby Fore Street with his grandparents Joseph and Mary STEER. By the time of the 1881 census, Edwin had joined the Metropolitan Police Service and was living in lodgings in London. Unfortunateley, after only a short time as a policeman and as a result of poor health, Edwin was forced to resign. He returned to Bovey and in in 1887 married Linna SELLER of Tiverton. Edwin and Linna lived in Mary Street, Bovey, and Edwin worked as an earthenware potter. They raised two girls and five boys, the oldest three boys all serving in the Devonshire Regiment in the First World War. At that time and until his death they lived at 'The Retreat', 8 Abbey Road in Bovey. He was a devoted Baptist. In addition to his duties as Water Bailiff, he served with the Bovey Tracey Fire Brigade and was awarded its Long Service Medal. | Steer, Edwin (I18564)
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| 916 | Edwin was a widower in 1861 and therefore this is his second marriage. | Family F1475
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| 917 | Edwin was admitted to the orphanage at the age of 11 and left at the age of 15. Read the story of all 4 of the orphans of Fred and Katie Harper by clicking on the link below. | Harper, Edwin Herbert Horatio (I12)
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| 918 | Edwin was serving with the 1st Labour Battalion when he died. | Davies, Edwin Alfred (I29417)
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| 919 | Edwin, Francis and Alice emigrated with their parents George and Sarah Ann (nee Maggs) aboard HMS Crocodile, bound for Canada. They arrived in Quebec on 6 May 1869. Into Place: Quebec, Canada | Paradice, Alice Mary (I20884)
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| 920 | Edwin, Francis and Alice emigrated with their parents George and Sarah Ann (nee Maggs) aboard HMS Crocodile, bound for Canada. They arrived in Quebec on 6 May 1869. Into Place: Quebec, Canada | Paradice, Francis Henry (I20883)
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| 921 | Edwin, Francis and Alice emigrated with their parents George and Sarah Ann (nee Maggs) aboard HMS Crocodile, bound for Canada. They arrived in Quebec on 6 May 1869. Into Place: Quebec, Canada | Paradice, Edwin George (I20882)
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| 922 | Effects valued at £583 0s. 1d. | de Rusett, Herbert George (I11554)
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| 923 | Eileen and her family, emigrated to Canada sailing aboard the SS Georgic from Southampton to Halifax. Into Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Wooster, Eileen W (I23961)
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| 924 | Eileen's birth name was recorded as Eileen W KIRK. | Wooster, Eileen W (I23961)
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| 925 | Eli, his wife and a daughter called Elizabeth, sailed aboard the ship "Benalla" for their new life in New South Wales. Daughter Elizabeth is a bit of a mystery as her age is given as 6 months and there doesn't appear to be any records of a birth that matches. Alice Louisa was the firstborn daughter but she would have been around 18 months of age at the time of their departure. Into Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Sawyer, Alice Elizabeth (I26066)
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| 926 | Eli, his wife and a daughter called Elizabeth, sailed aboard the ship "Benalla" for their new life in New South Wales. Daughter Elizabeth is a bit of a mystery as her age is given as 6 months and there doesn't appear to be any records of a birth that matches. Alice Louisa was the firstborn daughter but she would have been around 18 months of age at the time of their departure. Into Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Dodimead, Eli John (I26065)
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| 927 | Élie de Rothschild was the younger son of Baron Robert Philippe de Rothschild and Nelly Beer. His father was a partner in de Rothschild Frères with his cousin, Baron Edouard Alphonse de Rothschild. His mother was the daughter of Edmond Beer, a great-great-niece of the composer Giacomo Meyerbeer, and elder sister of Marie-Louise Beer, who married Lionel Nathan de Rothschild from the English branch of the Rothschild family. Élie and his siblings (Diane, Alain and Cécile) were brought up at Château de Laversine, near Chantilly, and at the family mansion at Avenue de Marigny near the Elysée Palace in Paris. The House of Rothschild are documented in this article on Wikipedia. | de Rothschild, Baron Élie Robert (I17962)
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| 928 | Élie died when on vacation at his hunting lodge near the village of Scharnitz outside Innsbruck in Austria. | de Rothschild, Baron Élie Robert (I17962)
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| 929 | ELiza (nee Russell) filed for divorce against Lancelot. | Family F4514
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| 930 | Eliza was born aboard the ship "William Mitchell" the day it berthed in Adelaide. | Cox, Eliza (I13926)
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| 931 | Elizabeth (spelt Geaves), is a Servant to James Price, a Surgeon. Also in the household was Mary Powell, who was also a Servant to Mr Price. | Geves, Elizabeth (I14920)
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| 932 | Elizabeth Anne and Thomas, sailed aboard the ship "Berkshire" on a 4 month gruelling voyage to their new life in Australia. They arrived on 3 October 1848. Also making the same voyage were Thomas' parents and some of his siblings. Into Place: Point Henry, Victoria, Australia | [Hester], Elizabeth Anne (I28835)
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| 933 | Elizabeth sailed aboard the "Mataura" from Gravesend, nr London, with her sister Eliza and their family, on 8 Auguist 1875. She arrived in Marlborough, New Zealand on 11 November 1875. Into Place: Blenheim, New Zealand | Wooster, Elizabeth (I3459)
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| 934 | Elizabeth was born at sea, on board the SS Oaklands which was en-route from Scotland to South Australia. | Chapman, Elizabeth (I13841)
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| 935 | Elizabeth's death was handwritten onto the 1880 Census. | Caldwell, Elizabeth Ann (I11591)
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| 936 | Elizabeth's maiden surname is unconfirmed. | Stonill, Elizabeth (I24200)
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| 937 | Elizabeth's surname at marriage: JARVIS (Widow) | Family F4844
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| 938 | Elizabeth, her siblings and her parents David and Eliza, sailed from Gravesend, nr London aboard the "Mataura" on 8 August 1875. She arrived in Marlborough, New Zealand on 11 November 1875. Into Place: Blenheim, New Zealand | Lawrance, Elizabeth (I3463)
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| 939 | Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of the well known 17th/18th century admiral, Sir Cloudesley Shovell married Robert Marsham, 1st Baron Romney; hence Mr Marsham's interesting Christian name. | Marsham, Major Cloudesley Henry Bullock (I20716)
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| 940 | Ellen adopted the surname: DE VESIAN | Sinnett, Ellen Jane (I22053)
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| 941 | Ellen was a widow; surname at marriage was WEBB. | Family F1062
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| 942 | Ellen's real parents are not known. Ellen was a Foundling and was adopted by John and Amelia Childs. John was a Cab Master/Proprietor from Waltham Abbey. | Childs, Ellen (I2256)
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| 943 | Ellen's surname is a transcription of the name of her father that was recorded at the time of her second marriage (to Robert Casey). As a result, this may not be the correct spelling. | Bryan, Ellen (I766)
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| 944 | Elsie (aka "Alice") and her husband James, sailed with Alice's parents William and Elizabeth for a new life in Australia. They sailed into Melbourne aboard the SS Otway. Into Place: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Maidstone, Emily Elsie Alice (I21571)
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| 945 | Elsie sailed aboard the SS St Louis from Southampton to New York, arriving in New York on 14 April 1907. The fare was paid by her mother and the purpose of her travel, she gives as, to visit her sister, Mrs R Hooper in Pacific Grove, California. Into Place: New York City, USA | Pagen, Elsie Muriel (I24051)
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| 946 | Elsie was married to Leonard Williamson. As far as the family know, there was no divorce between them and the seperation between them was amicable. Elsie met Thomas Winsor shortly after her seperation from Leonard Williamson, and they lived the rest of their lives together as common law husband and wife. All the children listed are the children of Thomas Henry Winsor and Elsie Angela Mary Williamson (nee Gardner). There were no children from her marriage to Leonard Williamson. | Gardner, Elsie Angela Mary (I4175)
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| 947 | Elsie wrote a letter to her cousin, Edith Langabeer (nee Holley), to tell her that they had suffered bomb damage which had blown out all the windows. In the letter, she says she has 9 workmen in the house carrying out repairs to the windows and ceilings! | Johns, Eveline Elsie (I14364)
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| 948 | Elsie's sister, Alice, was living at the same address and was married on the same day at Lambeth Register Office, London. | Family F4304
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| 949 | Emigrated c.1873 | Wooster, Henry (I29575)
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| 950 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I726)
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| 951 | Emily and her parents and siblings, sailed aboard the ship "Berkshire" on a 4 month gruelling voyage to their new life in Australia. They arrived on 3 October 1848. Also making the same voyage were two of Ann's siblings (James and Mary) and their families. Into Place: Point Henry, Victoria, Australia | Strange, Emily Fanny (I28822)
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| 952 | Emily appears to have been born very close to the date of the marriage of her parents. It also appears that she used the firstname 'Emma' up until her marriage in 1889. (Barley Sheaf is situated in Holland Fen, Lincolnshire.) | Day, Emily (I23652)
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| 953 | Emily emigrated to Quebec, Canada aboard the ship "Circassian". She was accompanied by her brother, Joshua. They arrived in Quebec on 25 May 1890. Into Place: Quebec, Canada | Kingham, Emily (I21750)
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| 954 | Emily is the daughter of Fred Hoare, a General Labourer originally from Winchester, Hampshire and his wife Jane, from Salisbury, Wiltshire. | Hoare, Emily Jane (I26903)
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| 955 | Emily sailed aboard the SS "Pretorian" arriving on 21 November 1903. Her husband, Edwin, had sailed earlier, in July, and Emily was to join him with their children. Into Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Hughes, Margaret Emily (I29525)
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| 956 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I23213)
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| 957 | Emily was unfortunate enough to discover the body of her sister Annie following her suicide whilst Annie was visiting. | Wooster, Emily (I11497)
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| 958 | Emily, her husband Jonas and their two sons, William and Mark, arrived in Melbourne on 25 December 1854 aboard the "Phoebe Dunbar". Into Place: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Cload, Emily Tozer (I4896)
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| 959 | Emily, her siblings and her parents David and Eliza, sailed from Gravesend, nr London aboard the "Mataura" on 8 August 1875. She arrived in Marlborough, New Zealand on 11 November 1875. Into Place: Blenheim, New Zealand | Lawrance, Emily (I3462)
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| 960 | Emma claims to have married John Dodimead on her petition for US citizenship. There is no record of such a marriage, nor is there a record of the birth or death of John Dodimead prior to her departure for the US in October 1912. Her petition states that he is "deceased" and that he "Never entered the US". | Family F4025
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| 961 | Emma is aged 77 in the 1925 Rhode Island State Census | Merrett, Emma (I25632)
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| 962 | Emma presented her Petition and Declaration and was granted her citizenship on 14 Jun 1946. I am certain that she falsified her application by declaring that she was the widow of "John Dodimead". Although she provides the date of her marriage to him, she is unable to provide his date of birth or death. I believe that Emma's son was illigitimate and that "John Dodimead" never existed. | Dodimead, Emma Louisa (I933)
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| 963 | Emma sailed aboard the SS Franconia and gave her occupation as a 'Housekeeper'. She arrived in Boston on 23 October 1912. Into Place: Boston, Massachusetts, USA | Dodimead, Emma Louisa (I933)
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| 964 | Emma was Archibald's second wife. | Family F5274
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| 965 | Emma's marriage certificate lists Emma Maria as a spinster but gives her father's surname as James Greer. | Withers, Emma Maria (I20823)
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| 966 | Employed at: Alkali Works | Dodimead, Charles Ernest (I944)
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| 967 | Employed at: Chemical Factory | Sturgeon, Thomas John (I19460)
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| 968 | Employed by: Union Carbide | Sturgeon, Thomas John (I19460)
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| 969 | Employed by: Union Carbide | Dodimead, Charles Ernest (I944)
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| 970 | Employer, Worker, or Own account: Own account | Marmion, Edward John Barclay M.B., B.A. (I22715)
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| 971 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I13517)
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| 972 | Enid arrives in Southampton on 7 October 1956, from Singapore aboard the HMT Empire Orwell. Accompanying her once again, were her two children, Fayetta and Kelvin. Her destination this time was given as: "Depot, 1st Gloucesters, Glos". From Place: Singapore, Malaya | Faulkes, Kelvin Aitken (I13516)
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| 973 | Enid arrives in Southampton on 7 October 1956, from Singapore aboard the HMT Empire Orwell. Accompanying her once again, were her two children, Fayetta and Kelvin. Her destination this time was given as: "Depot, 1st Gloucesters, Glos". From Place: Singapore, Malaya | Wooster, Enid Ouida (I13514)
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| 974 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I13517)
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| 975 | Enid, her daughter Fayetta and son Kelvin arrived from Bombay aboard the SS Orbita on 21 August 1947. Their destination (permanent) address is given as: "249, Throne Road, Whiteheath, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire." From Place: Bombay, India | Faulkes, Kelvin Aitken (I13516)
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| 976 | Enid, her daughter Fayetta and son Kelvin arrived from Bombay aboard the SS Orbita on 21 August 1947. Their destination (permanent) address is given as: "249, Throne Road, Whiteheath, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire." From Place: Bombay, India | Wooster, Enid Ouida (I13514)
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| 977 | Enlisted in 1st Hertfordshire Regiment and later transferred to 415 Agric Company. | Langabeer, William George (I12979)
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| 978 | Entry No: 10961 Grave No: 6465 | Coward, John William (I17707)
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| 979 | Entry No: 11241 Grave No: 6672 | Coward, Robert Foulds (I17835)
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| 980 | Eric joined the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force. | Holmden, Eric Hensley (I22189)
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| 981 | Ernest and his mother and 2 siblings, sailed aboard the SS "Royal Edward" from Avonmouth, Bristol and arrived in Quebec on 3 July 1912. The immigration papers indicate that they are to join their father, a mechanic. Into Place: Quebec, Canada | Mills, Ernest Thomas (I18777)
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| 982 | Ernest and his wife and family departed for South Africa aboard the City of Cairo. Into Place: Cape Town, Cape Colony, South Africa | Gee, Gwendoline Victoria (I24221)
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| 983 | Ernest and his wife and family departed for South Africa aboard the City of Cairo. Into Place: Cape Town, Cape Colony, South Africa | Coggan, Ernest Leslie (I24217)
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| 984 | Ernest and one other, were each charged with "Larceny as Servants". They were both acquitted. | Wood, Ernest Merry (I29914)
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| 985 | Ernest emigrated to Australia with his parents and siblings, Joan and Rosina. Into Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Newman, Ernest G (I16262)
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| 986 | Ernest enlisted in 1914 in the 8th Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment having served a short period in the Jersey Militia before moving to London. He had an exemplary military career, raising to the rank of Sergeant. Like many others, Ernest was wounded on several ocassions whilst serving in France during WW1. He suffered gas burns to his hands which became septic and at least one other wound from gunfire or shrapnel, although not serious. Upon his demobilisation on 29 Jan 1919, Ernest re-enlisted in the Royal Army Service Corps, Ex Force Canteens Division. This was the forerunner to the NAAFI. | Pelluet, Ernest Alfred (I5424)
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| 987 | Ernest sailed aboard the 'Philadelphia' and was only carrying $25 when he arrived at Ellis Island Immigration centre on 3 June 1911. His final destination was given as Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. According the the immigration paperwork, Ernest had travelled before. He had spent 10 years in Chicago. Perhaps this is why there is no UK census entry for hin in 1891. On the immigration paperwork, he gives his next of kin as Victor Webber of St Leonards Road, Bexhill-on-Sea. Into Place: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Webber, Ernest Distin (I16566)
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| 988 | Ernest signed up for Short Service (7 years) and joined the 1st Battalion, Sherwood Foresters (aka Notts and Derbyshire Regiment). Ernest's early years in the military were clearly "difficult".
Ernest must have made good after these incidents because a report by his commanding officer dated 4 May 1914 states that he was ... "Steady, honest and hard working". Ernest was formally discharged on 31 December 1915 although by then, he was already a Police Officer in the Bombay Police Force and resident, with his wife, at the police station in Princess Street, Bombay. Prior to his discharge, Ernest served as the Regimental Librarian for 18 months. He had held the rank of Lance Corporal from 1 May 1911. | Barber, Ernest (I27271)
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| 989 | Ernest was admitted to the Nautical School Ship 'Sobraon' (See Sources (below) for more information regarding this ship). | Hanks, Arthur Ernest (I24510)
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| 990 | Esta was illigitimate. According to family descendants, she was brought up as the sister of Albert Evan Theophilus. Although of similar age, Albert was in fact Esta's uncle. | Theophilus, Esta M (I16953)
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| 991 | Estimated year of birth derived from age at death. | Harkness, Hector (I21821)
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| 992 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I16879)
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| 993 | Euphelia and son Caleb, are the only Bassett family members residing at this address. | Merrett, Euphilia (I10835)
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| 994 | Euphilia, her husband George, daughter Jane (Emily Jane) and son Caleb, sailed aboard the SS Cephalonia arriivng in Boston on 4 March 1889. Husband George gives his occupation as "Labourer". Into Place: Boston, Massachusetts, USA | Merrett, Euphilia (I10835)
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| 995 | Eustace and Mary sailed for Buenos Aires just 2 weeks after their marriage. They sailed aboard the SS Aragon. To Place: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Conder, Eustace Lauriston (I15756)
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| 996 | Eustace and Mary sailed for Buenos Aires just 2 weeks after their marriage. They sailed aboard the SS Aragon. To Place: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Winterbotham, Mary Lauriston (I15571)
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| 997 | Eustace was an Architect and the son of a Civil Engineer. he made at least 1 trip to Argentina before he married and emigrated in 1906. There were at least a further 5 recorded arrivals in the UK in the years that followed. | Conder, Eustace Lauriston (I15756)
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| 998 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I19439)
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| 999 | Eva and her mother, Rebecca, sailed aboard the SS Caronia bound for New York. Into Place: New York City, USA | Stourier, Eva (I29541)
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| 1000 | Eva's parents were Norwegian. | Rask, Eva E (I21707)
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