Our Haigh & Gurden Family
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Matches 3,401 to 3,450 of 3,803
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| 3401 | Silvanus abode Kirkburton Hannah 'of this parish' | Family: Silvanus BROADBENT / Hannah HINCHCLIFFE (F1082)
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| 3402 | Sir Denis Gauden, Sheriff of London and was acquanted with Samuel Pepys | TALLENTS, Francis (I7480)
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| 3403 | Slubber A person who operates a machine for slubbing wool or cotton; a machine for slubbing wool or cotton. Slubbing A process of drawing and twisting by which cotton is prepared for spinning. | HAIGH, Robert (I67)
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| 3404 | Son of Edwin and Fanny Voysey, of Ide, Exeter; husband of Edith Voysey, of 17, Cecil Rd., St. Thomas, Exeter | VOYSEY, John Edwin (I7587)
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| 3405 | Son of Gilbert Cartwright Junior | CARTWRIGHT, Josuah (I3857)
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| 3406 | Son of Gilbert Cartwright Yonger | CARTWRIGHT, Joseph (I3856)
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| 3407 | Soon after birth was cared for by Tom & Clara Battye until Tom died and Clara could not continue supporting her with no maintainance from her mother Annie. She then lived in Lancaster (Wilson family?) until she was 16 (1909) when she left to train as a cook. | MARSDEN, Kathleen (I76)
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| 3408 | Source of information is Peggy Gibb, direct descendent. She has an 1841Census entry for this family in Whetstone, London, England. | WALTER, Joseph (I1333)
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| 3409 | Source: Hugh Shields | CHARLESTON, Elizabeth (I1736)
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| 3410 | Spelt Millicint in | GODDARD, Millicent (I381)
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| 3411 | Status "son of Allen Joiner" | HOLLINGWORTH, Edwin (I306)
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| 3412 | Suffered from Down's Syndrone | MOORHOUSE, George Brian (I911)
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| 3413 | Supplied by John Marsden | Source (S79)
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| 3414 | Surname given as Tallent on Alfred's Birth Certificate | TALLENTS, Agnes (I3352)
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| 3415 | Surname HAYWOOD used up to 1881 census | Family: James HEYWOOD / Elizabeth CARTWRIGHT (F1087)
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| 3416 | Surname Rayner in 1871 census. I assume this is the father of the children | ALCOCK, Rebecca (I7249)
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| 3417 | Surname written as Gurdin on Birth Certificate | GURDEN, Richard (I6)
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| 3418 | The Travels of Francis Tallents, 1671-1673 In February 1671 the Reverend Francis Tallents, a Dissenting minister of Huguenot ancestry, set off on a tour of continental Europe as tutor to the sons of the English Presbyterians (and Members of Parliament) Hugh Boscawen and Richard Hampden. During the next two and a half years he and his companions travelled huge distances on horseback over much of France and Switzerland, making protracted stays in a number of cities and a brief excursion into northern Italy. The Journal which Francis Tallents kept at that time is full of wonderful details of the people they met, the places they saw, and the events that they witnessed, although, sadly, one of the young men, Theophilus Boscawen, died of smallpox in Strasbourg as they were about to leave for Paris on the last leg of their journey. After Boscawen’s death, Tallents and Hampden stayed in Paris for seven months and were much impressed by the improvements being made by Louis XIV, and by the magnificence of his buildings and the opulence of his court. Tallents’s account of his travels, published here for the first time, offers valuable insights into many aspects of France at that period. He takes a particular interest in the liturgy and practices of the Roman Catholic and Reformed churches and of the Catholic orders, a central concern throughout being the life and situation of the Huguenot communities. Introduced and annotated, with bibliographical notes and index, by Janice V. Cox | TALLENTS, Rev Francis (I7382)
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| 3419 | There appears to be a reference to a 'Johnathan' on the envelope containing the Turner photos - this is the only Jonathan I can find. 07/04/04 15/08/06 Cannot find in 1871 Census - died? | MARSDEN, Jonathan (I422)
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| 3420 | There is a Mary D, Sevant born 1818 and a May J Honison Lodger born 1852. Doesn't seem to be badly written Hodson | Source (S666)
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| 3421 | There is a Metthew Rutter marriagein Liverpool 1863 Q3 8 b 423 | Family: Matthew RUTTER / Mary Anne MCNALLY (F1021)
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| 3422 | there is a will on file for Edward | STUBBS, Edward (I2812)
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| 3423 | There is an IGI entry for a George Blackmore, born about 1787, St. James,Bath, Somerset who marries Mary Green on 29 OCT 1812 in St James, Bath,Somerset, England there's also an entry for a marriage to Mary Fry St Michael 30 October1816 possible children are: Ann Bapt 6 June 1819 Thomas Bapt 2 September 1821 Henry Bapt 25 May 1823 George Bapt 17 Jul 1825 Edward April 1829 But if this is indeed Charles' family, why isn't he listed as born 1819too? Possible burial: 15 Feb 1829 Blackmore, Mary Claverton Street Age 63 24 Feb 1833 Blackmore, George Claverton Street Age 69 Possible 1841 listing George, age 50, Ag. Lab. wife Mary, 50, Elizabeth, 17, Mary, 11, Jane 8,Susanna 6 in Orchard Hill, Northam, Devon (all born in Devon) | BLACKMORE, George (I1388)
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| 3424 | There is another John Watkins born in Stroud in 1721 which would make him 13 when his son was born. This John would be 15/16 | WATKINS, John (I7171)
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| 3425 | There is no direct proof that Thomas Wilson is Kathleen Marsden's father. However I feel the balance of probability is very high. My mother Margaret Marsden (Kathleen's daughter) told me that her mother's father's surname was Wilson and was a Solicitor. Kathleen was born in 1893. According to the 1891 Census Annie Marsden lived on Springfield Street and Thomas Wilson, born 1863, lived at "The Poplars", 135 Wigan Lane, occupation Solicitor, which was near the corner of Springfield Street and Wigan Lane. The coincidence to me seems too strong. David Haigh | WILSON, Thomas (I3416)
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| 3426 | There seems to have been 2 Edward Wortley in Kirkburton of similar age at the time. Both married in 1774/ One to Nacy Horn on 23 Jun 1774 and the other to Mary Bardin on 28 Aug 1774. One was buried on 9 Nov 1788 and the other on 31 Jul 1790. All the above at All Hallows, Kirkburton | WORTLEY, Edward (I7015)
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| 3427 | This all family needs investigating | WAGSTAFF, Betty (I1108)
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| 3428 | This all family needs more work DH Aug 2022 | MATTHEWS, John (I1164)
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| 3429 | This Dunmore family lives in Chorlton, as does Alfred Dunmore's family - are they related? | Family: George DUNMORE / Wilhelimina (DUNMORE) (F1029)
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| 3430 | This family needs more research | ENTWISTLE, James (I7260)
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| 3431 | This is presumably the Jim Adams that Evelyn Blackmore remembers comingover to visit her family in Canada. Evelyn's father was Jim's mother'sbrother, and she remembers that the two men looked a lot alike. Possible birth registration: June 1900 Adams James Richard Pancras 1b 72 | ADAMS, James Richard (I1379)
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| 3432 | This the wife Clara the same clara as Louie Battye mother? | Family: Tom BATTYE / (F79)
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| 3433 | Total cost £262 10s 6d | HAIGH, Dyson (I27)
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| 3434 | Transcription of Marriages, Holme Cultram: Entry No. 119; 03 January; John Armstrong Peat; of full age; bachelor; afarm servant of Sanden House; father; Jeffrey Peat; labourer; marriedJane Bell; of full age; spinster; (no occupation given) of Abbeytown;father Benjamin Bell a labourer by banns in the presence of John Bell;Mary Glaister; | BELL, Jane (I1400)
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| 3435 | Two deaths recorded in Bath Q1 1856 & Q2 1857 | COTTLE, Moses (I1262)
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| 3436 | Two deaths recorded in Bath Q1 1856 & Q2 1857 | COTTLE, Moses (I1262)
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| 3437 | Two marriages to Edward Wortley are recorded in Kirkburton; both in 1774. 1. Nancy Horn on 23 Jun 1774 2. Mary Bardin on 28 Aug 1774 | Family: Edward WORTLEY / (WORTLEY) (F2303)
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| 3438 | Two possible George Cartwrights in 1851 census | CARTWRIGHT, George (I3717)
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| 3439 | Two possible John Cartwright's in 1851 census | CARTWRIGHT, John (I3719)
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| 3440 | Two Susanna Mickelthwaite recorded as buried in Kurkburton- 1685 and 1698 | MICKELTHWAITE, Susanna (I7903)
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| 3441 | Unmarried | CARTWRIGHT, Mary Ellen (I1250)
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| 3442 | Was a Scottish-born police officer whose address was noted as 46 BrooksRd, Old Swan. He paid 15 pounds per month for his daughter until death ofher mother, then he refused to pay more. Possibility is James McMaster, living at 33 Seacome Street, Everton,Lancashire in 1881 Census, born 1848 in Scotland, married, policeconstable. Wife Jane, born 1846 in Scotland, sons James A, born 1877 inLiverpool, John C, born 1879 in Liverpool, Mary R, born 1881 in Liverpool. Possible 1901 Census listing: James McMaster 54 Scotland LancashireEverton Retired Police Sergeant Jane McMaster 56 Scotland Lancashire Everton , James McMaster 24 LancsLiverpool Lancashire Everton General Labourer, Mary McMaster 20 LancsLiverpool Lancashire Everton Boot Shop Assistant | MCMASTER, ? (I1296)
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| 3443 | Was called Polly. After the death of her mother, it was noted that shehad an aunt, Mrs. Galloway, 3 Thomaston St., Kirkdale, who was adressmaker. But she was unable to care for Polly. On 1891 Census she is located as Mary, age 2, living in the home of thisMrs. Galloway, her mother's sister Mary, and her husband (Edward?),cousins William, Mary and Mildred, her grandmother Mary (Ann?) and hermother Jane. Polly stayed at the Liverpool Sheltering home until Aug. 17, 1898 whenMr. David Middleton, of the home, a Town Missionary, 78 White Rock St.,W. Derby recommended that she be sent to Canada. Emigrated to Montreal,lived on Torrance St. Her daughter Evelyn remembers: She was an active member of the women's division, of the Army, Navy andAir Force Group that her husband belonged to. held various offices in itas well as being their President. She also belonged to a Euchre group of7 or 8 women, who played every Tuesday evening at one or the otherhouses. Friends from Montreal included: Margaret Pemberton, Jane Christie (herbridesmaid who moved to Hamilton first with her husband Harry), ChristinaCallaghan (lived on a street just north of Barton St. near Ottawa St. inHamilton) She was a great cook, and nearly every Sunday around 5 p.m. we would allarrive for dinner, which was always topped with yummy apple pie. Sheloved to sing - mostly hymns like "I come to the garden alone" or partsof the Holy City accompanied by the record player on their old, wind-upgramaphone. Her language skills were comparable to mine today - which are supposed tobe very good - seldom was there a mistake in spelling, and herhandwriting was legible. Moved in with her daughter Evelyn in August 1964. Died of Pancreatitis | BELL, Mary Jane (I1270)
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| 3444 | Was living at 1 Alma Cottage, Cobham, Surrey, England Niece Marylyn Walter believes that George had no children, was in thearmy during WWII and may have lost part of his hand. possible birth registration dec 1894 Walter George Edward St. Giles 1b 607 | WALTER, George Edward (I1285)
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| 3445 | Was she giving birth at 60? | HOWARTH, Mary (I7261)
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| 3446 | Went by her middle name, Mary. Confirmed by the birth registration of herson, Fred. She signed the registration as E. Mary Walter. Birth Registration June 1874 BLACKMORE Elizabeth MARY J London City 1c 20 Married at the age of 19, address listed as 2 Hastings Street at the time Death information listed on Funeral Home card that was sent to her son,Fred, in NY. Poem on the inside cover reads: God saw the rugged path wasgetting hard to climb, so he gently closed her eys, and whispered: "Peacedivine." Inside reads: In loving memory of Elizabeth Mary Walter who diedJanuary 7th, 1946. Aged 71 Years. H.J. Belch is the undertaker, at 2Charrington Street, N.W.1. | BLACKMORE, Elizabeth Mary Jenny (I1278)
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| 3447 | Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Out of Work Place of Work: M C E W Electrical Supply | DUNMORE, Alfred (I941)
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| 3448 | Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker Place of Work: Martin & Son Alaskan Fur Co | MILLER, John Henry (I883)
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| 3449 | Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker | ROLLINSON, Lewis (I299)
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| 3450 | Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker | ROLLINSON, John (I390)
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