Notes
Matches 851 to 900 of 1,001
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| 851 | Sometine family name given as Ransley | Ramsley, John (I5570)
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| 852 | Son of Richard Napoleon Lee, who adopted the surname Thornton in 1865 by a special Royal Grant in compliance with a condition in the will of Richard Thornton. See London Gszette, 4.8.1865. An amateur cricketer, Richard Thornton Thornton made his debut in first class cricket in 1881, aged 28, and played in a total of 66 matches, 45 of them for Kent. Previously he had played for Dorset (1872), Devon (1873-77) and Wiltshire (1875). He toured North America in 1885. In Holy Orders he was at one time curate of Sidmouth, Devon, and in 1892 he was appointed acting chaplain to the Royal West Kent Regiment, and was at that time living at Tunbridge Wells. Source: http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Articles/1/1321.html | James, Rev. Richard Thornton Lee (I2314)
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| 853 | Source Of Much Of Info About Pulfer Family When In Her Early Eighties. | Pulfer, Alice Evelyn (I3308)
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| 854 | St Leonards, Family mostly acting as Laundry washers Samuel 1834 Hinton Head Ann 1842 Shoreditch Wife Anne 1861 D John 1862 S William 1868 S Elisabeth 1869 D | Saunders, Samuel (I1468)
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| 855 | Statying with Azariah Barker family in the 1911 census | Bruin, Mahala (I2930)
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| 856 | Staying with uncle Samuel Saunders acting as demestic servant | Watling, Louise (I1409)
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| 857 | Stillborn | Pulford, Grace Frost (I3136)
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| 858 | Stockman on farm | Snowling, William (I807)
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| 859 | Stoker. They have children. | Family F283
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| 860 | Suffolk Marriage Licence. There is no entry in the Thorington PR but there is a gap in the marriage entries between 1680 and 1694. In the marriage licence they are both described as of Yoxford. | Family F290
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| 861 | Suffolk Yeomanry | Pulford, John Archibald (I32)
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| 862 | Suggest born 21 June 1863 - source my late grandmother's 'birthday book'. ?? sister of Elizabeth Hibbert born 8 May 1858. carol 1871 Census suggest Born in Wells Next the Sea. At that time she had 1 brother and 4 sisters | Hibbert, Annie (I2923)
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| 863 | Suggest May Pulford, wife of Frank, may have been born on 31 March 1883. | Penfold, Mabel Annie (I4570)
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| 864 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F545
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| 865 | Surety:0 | Family F546
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| 866 | Surety:0 | Family F558
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| 867 | Surety:0 | Family F562
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| 868 | Surety:0 | Family F539
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| 869 | Susannah does not appear to belong in this family. She is here because in the 1851 census she was together with Mary Lizamore in Isslington, was the head of household unmarried and Mary was give as her sister. | Tooke, Susannah (I2193)
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| 870 | Suspect he was called Frederick | Pulford, Teddy (I5152)
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| 871 | Suspect he was re-christaned on 28 Feb 1795 | Pulford, Charles (I5514)
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| 872 | Suspect listed on GRO as Frederick Fosdike Dec Qtr 1857 in Stow. However Stradbroke is in Hoxne District | Pulford, Charles Frederick (I1962)
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| 873 | Tanner | Lizamore, Thomas (I5176)
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| 874 | Tasburgh,Grove Road, Beccles, Beccles Occupation Shop Assistant (drapery) | Cooper, Elsie Maud (I47)
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| 875 | Tasburgh,Grove Road, Beccles, Beccles Occupation: Railway Shunter | Family F597
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| 876 | That Francis is Irene's father is an assumption we need to check this out. | Lewin, Francis (I6051)
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| 877 | The 1841 census is a bit confusing and could mean there was a previous marriage. William is together with Mary Kemp, of about the same age as him, and two children James (7) and Robert (1). Robert is in the Gro as Hambling as mothers name. The Gro does not go back as far as James. We need to check the parish registers. | Family F1370
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| 878 | The also have some children | Family F247
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| 879 | The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Herald (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Tuesday, April 23, 1878 LITTLE WHELNETHAM Pecullar Accident. _ On Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, an accident resulted in a broken leg, happened to a middle-aged man namesd Alfred Pulfer residing in this parish. Pulfer had been out with his wife to Bury, having borrowed a pony and trap for the pupose. He had returned, and was getting into the trap at his own door to drive it to its owner's, when as soon as he put his foot upon the step, the pony reared up, and immediatly afterwards rolled over on to Pulfer, breaking his leg just above the ankle. He was placed in the trap, and driven to the Suffolk General Hosipital, where his injurys were attended to. | Pulfer, Alfred (I3999)
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| 880 | The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Standard (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Tuesday, March 15, 1898 Was witness in an inquest. 1901 Census in Bury St Edmunds as Monthly Nurse with deaghter Florence - still marked as Married. Husband William listed sperately as pouper and single. | Cook, Jane (I4020)
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| 881 | The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Standard (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Tuesday, October 21, 1890 Thetford Bankrupcy - Friday's Gazette contains the announcement of the adjudication as bankrupcy of George Clement Pulfer, of Thetford, journeyman baker, formerly baker. The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Standard (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Tuesday, October 17, 1893 Thetford G. C. Pulfer sworn is as special constable. The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Standard (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Monday, December 31, 1895 Thetford G. C. Pulfer had been attacked by two lads and was giving evidence in court. | Pulfer, George Clement (I4742)
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| 882 | The Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Standard (Bury Saint Edmunds, England), Tuesday, September 24, 1889; Affiliation Order _ Wm. Taylor, labourer, of Great Ashfield, was summoned to shoe cause why he should not contribute to the maintenance of the child of Caroline Pulfer of Great Ashfield. _ Evidence having been given, defendant was ordered to pay 1s. 6d. a week untill the child is 13 years of age. | Pulfer, Caroline (I4230)
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| 883 | The date of death is given as 19 Sep 1879 which disagrees with the GRO. | Sexton, Susan (I3036)
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| 884 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4383)
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| 885 | The Ipswich Journal (Ipswich, England), Saturday, August 2, 1862 Sudden Death at the Union. - An Inquest was held at the Union House, on Tuesday, before S.B. Jackaman, Esq., Coroner, on the Body of Charles Pulfer, aged 45, an inmate of the Workhouse. The deceased was admitted in May last, and had been ailing, but not sufficiently to cause him to be olaced on the sick ward. Deceased appeared to be as well as usual, on Moday morning, but directly after dinner the master (Mr. Crispin) was appraised that he was taken in a fit. Deceased was perfectly helpless, and medical assistance was immmediately sent for, and Dr. Fegan, assisted to the house-surgeon (Mr. Elliston) attended and administered medicine to the desceased, and remained with him for about two hours; but as the symptoms gradually became worse Dr. Fegan called in Mr. Gull. Deceased was not sensible after he was taken, and died about seven o'clock the same evening. Dr Fegan said he could not account for the cause of death, although some of the symptoms were such as would be caused by poison. The inquest was therefore, adjourned to the evening, to allow Dr. Fegan to make a post motem examination of the deceased, when that genteman stated that he had been assisted in the examination by Mr. Gull, and they were of the opnion that death was caused by an effusion of blood into the ventricle of the brain. Verdict accordingly. | Pulfer, Charles (I4339)
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| 886 | The Ipswich Journal (Ipswich, England), Saturday, December 9, 1809; Issue 3989 WETHERINGSETT PEAL of FIVE BELLS will be opened on Saturday the 16th. of this month, when the company of Gentlemen Ringers will be esteemed a favour by their humble sevant. A prize to ring for. SARA PULFORD Brockford Griffin, Dec 6 1809. | Read, Sarah (I4196)
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| 887 | The Ipswich Journal (Ipswich, England), Saturday, July 8, 1871 Pulfer - 4th Inst. much respected, aged 28 years, of conumption, Mr. T. B. Pulfer, Oxford Street, Ipswich. d 4 Jul Orford St; cigar maker | Pulfer, Thomas Blyth (I4679)
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| 888 | The justification of this is that John Baker was a witness. | Family F1240
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| 889 | The parantage is uncertain only evedence is 1881 census | Pulford, Ellen (I3912)
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| 890 | The Pines, Upper Grange Road John A Gardener Lilian House Keeper Victor C. Electrical & radio Engineer House holder George CK Clowes Printer & publiser Winifred mL Clowes Private means | Pulford, John Archibald (I32)
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| 891 | The Pines, Upper Grange Road, Beccles | Family F16
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| 892 | The relationship to Robert and Hasnnah Pulford determined purly on the basis of the marriage witnesses. We still have not found the baptism of Hannah. | Pulford, Hannah (I3034)
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| 893 | The source of this tree is manly from a mundia famly tree It need a lot of fleshing out of sources etc thos that have been found have been sighted. | Pulford, Isaac (I4716)
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| 894 | The Time Mar 9 1915 MARRIAGES PULFORD : STOCKER - on the 6th March very quitely owing to the war, at the Parish Church Dorking, by the reverend J. Bromley-Boorne. M.A. FREDERICK GORDON. Lieut. 9th Service Battn. Royal Sussex Reg. oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK PULFORD, of St. Bernards, Watlinham, to DOROTHY MANSFIELD, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM STOCKER, of The Chalet, Dorking. | Family F1144
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| 895 | The Times (London, England), Friday, Feb 23, 1872; pg. 1 DEATHS On the 14th Nov. Last at Levuka, Figi JOHN BURBRIDGE PULFORD, elest son of H. D. Pulford Esq. of Gulford, crually murdered by natives, age 23. 5 June 1874. The Will of John Burbidge Pulford formerly of 8 Kossuth Terrace Victoria Park in the County of Middlesex but late of Levuka in the Fiji Islands who died 13 November 1871 at Levuka was proved at the Principal Registry by William Attlee of Woodcote Dorking in the County of Surrey Miller the surviving Executor. Effects under £1,000. | Pulford, John Burbidge (I2279)
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| 896 | The Times (London, England), Friday, Nov 27, 1970; pg. 18 DEATHS SHORT. - On 26th November, 1970 peacifully in hospital at Norwich Edith Audrey Short (nee Pulford) age 77 wife of Charles Stanley and mother of Hazel Stephanie and Robert. | Pulford, Edith Audrey (I2452)
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| 897 | The Times (London, England), Monday, Dec 23, 1935; pg. 1 DEATHS PULFORD. - On Dec. 19, 1935, at Elm Cottage, East Horslet, Surrey, STEPHEN WILKINSON PULFORD, beloved husband of Emily Blanch Pulford, aged 71. Funeral, St. James's Church, Nutley, Sussex, 2.30 p.m. to-day (Monday). | Pulford, Stephen Wilkinson (I1782)
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| 898 | The Times (London, England), Monday, Jun 22, 1931; pg. 17 WILLS AND BEQUESTS PULFORD. Mr. Frederick (71) of Warlingham, Surrey Gross £22,413 (not personalty). | Pulford, Frederick (I2405)
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| 899 | The Times (London, England), Monday, Nov 18, 1929; pg. 1 DEATHS PULFORD - On Nov. 15, 1929, at Chippersfield, Worth, Sussex, ELIZABETH ELLANOR PULFORD, widow of Arthur Puford, of Edgeworth, Horley Surrey, Funeral at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov 20, at Parish Church, Horley. The Times (London, England), Tuesday, Jan 07, 1930; pg. 9 WILLS AND BEQUESTS PULFORD; Mrs. Elizebeth Ellanor, of Chipperfield, Worth, Surrey, widow of A. Pulford Gross £22,422 (not personalty £13,314) | Cragg, Elizabeth Eleanor (I2433)
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| 900 | The Times (London, England), Monday, Nov 25, 1929; pg. 17; MARRIAGES Mr W. W. PULFORD AND MISS G. E. E. VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS The marriage took place on Saturday at St. Clement Dane's, Strand of Mr. Walter William Pulford, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pulford, of Trencrom, Iver, Bucks. and Miss Gwendoline Evelyn Emma Vaughan-Williams, youngest daughter of Mrs. Arthur Vaughan-Williams, of Rushmore, Chesham, Bucks. The Rev J. Russel Napier and the Rev. S. E. Pulford (brother of the bridegroom), were the officiating clergy. The bride, who was escorted up the nave by her brother and given away by her mother, wore a medieval gown of white satin beate with a Brussels lace train. She carried a sheaf of lilies and her gold brocade train was carried by Miss Hazel Charlotte Smith and Master Stuart Greenwood. They wore picure costumes of blue satin, and the little girl had a wreath of autumn-tinted leaves in her hair and carried a Victorian posy. The only grown-up bridesmaid, Miss Nesta Vaughan-Williams the bride's sister, wore an ankle-length dress of blue velvet with a picute hat of velvet to match, and she carried a bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums. Mr. A. J. Ransford was best man ans a reception was help afterwards at the Inns of Court Mess, 10, Stone-buildings(by permission of Colonel H. D. P. Francis). | Family F349
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