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| 1601 | 1911 Census Ireland Name Margt Fogo Russell Birth 1859 Residence 2 April 1911 - Cloughnrivan, Camlough, Armagh, Ireland Age: 52 | Smith, Margaret Fogo (I26254)
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| 1602 | 1914-18 Served with the Suffolk Regiment in France & Belgium Most of his life farmed at The Bungalow, Cross Lane, Little Downham. ERDC Valuation List - lists property at Hithe, Little Downham. Also Byal Fen owned by Mark H. Easey 1946-52 Served on Ely Rural District Council, Later served on DownhamParish Council. Member of Little & Downham District Commissioners & the FeoffeesCharity. Member of British Legion, Bowls Club & City Club Probate: Benjamin Easey of 35 Lynn Road, Isle of Ely died 12 February1954 at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge. Probate: Peterborough 19May to Barclays Bank Ltd. Effects 5,752 18s 2d. Believed to be buried Little Downham, Cemetery, 17 Feb 1954 | Easey, Benjamin Leonard (I895)
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| 1603 | 1920 Us Census Mary Wilson Father A B Wilson Mother Isabelle Wilson Sibling John Birth abt 1903 - Montana Residence 1920 - Livingston Ward 3, Park, Montana - Age: 17 Social Security Death Index Name Mary Innocci Birth 19 Mar 1903 Death Jan 1983 - East Helena, Lewis and Clark, Montana, USA Civil Montana Montana Death Index Mary Innocci Birth abt 1904 Death 10 Jan 1983 - Age: 79 | Wilson, Mary E (I27845)
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| 1604 | 1930 & 1940 Give mothers name as Bertha, believe this to be step mother due to her age | Mollard, William Henry (I44976)
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| 1605 | 1939 Lorry driver living at 68 Back Hill, Ely, Cambs. Name: Martin Edward Symonds Birth Date: 21 Jul 1918 Date of Registration: Jan 1997 Age at Death: 78 Registration District: Cambridge Inferred County: Cambridgeshire Register Number: C35C District and Subdistrict: 3311C Entry number: 244 No image available | Symonds, Martin Edward (I938)
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| 1606 | 1940 Us Census Frank Innocsi Father Edward Innocsi Mother Mary Innocsi Sibling Isabello Birth abt 1937 - Montana Residence East Helena, Lewis and Clark, Montana - Age: 3 1964 US City Directories Name Frank Innocci Spouse Jean M Innocci Residence 1964 - Helena, Montana, USA Secutiy Applications and Claims Index Frank Tony Innocci Father Edward Innocci Mother Mary Wilson Birth 3 Feb 1937 - East Helena, Montana Death 21 Jan 1996 Montana Death Index Frank Innocci Birth abt 1938 Death 21 Jan 1996 - Age: 58 US Soicial Security Death Index Frank A. Innocci Birth 3 Feb 1937 Death 21 Jan 1996 Civil Montana | Innoci, Frank Anthony (I27850)
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| 1607 | 1940 US Census Charles Hamlin Birth abt 1923 - Montana Residence Great Falls, Cascade, Montana - Age: 17 US Social Security Death Index Charles E. Hamlin Birth 9 Apr 1923 Death 1 Mar 1980 - Helena, Lewis and Clark, Montana, USA Civil Montana Other Butte, Silver Bow, Montana, United States of America Montana Death Index Charles E Hamlin Birth abt 1924 Death 20 Mar 1980 - Silver Bow - Age: 56 | Hamlin, Charles (I27854)
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| 1608 | 1952 National Service with the RAF John was a very good artist and attended art college but when his father died he had to go to work. Whilst doing his National Service he was a police dog handler, his dog's name was Raffles, and stationed at Macmerry and Germany. He also worked on the Railways for a while but was a coal miner most of his life Informant on the death of John was his son in law Daniel Dunlop ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 13 Oct 2015. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 13 Oct 2015. ----------------------------------------------- | McMorran, John Aitken Anderson (I18668)
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| 1609 | 1st Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps | Yeoman, Joseph Blair (I4570)
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| 1610 | 1st marriage Jane Mordey, after her death married Jane Mills 12 Jul 1808 in Monkwearmouth, Durham. He later marrried Jane Curry 29 Sep 1811 in Bishopswearmouth. | Orwin, Wilson (I197)
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| 1611 | 2 Dunfermline Journal, 8 July 1876: FATAL OCCURENCE AT HILL OF BEATH RIFLE RANGE Yesterday evening about seven o'clock while Mr. Hugh Elder, grain merchant, High Street who is a member of the 1st Fifeshire Rifle Volunteers, was practicing shooting at the rifle range, on the west side of Hill of Beath, one of his shots struck the marker, Andrew Rumgay, and killed him on the spot. It would appear that some little delay had occurred ere Mr. Elder fired, after the marker had removed his danger-signal, and it is supposed that the unfortunate man having observed that the flag at the other end had not been removed, so then stepped out from his place of shelter, but as he did so the shot was fired, and he received the bullet in his forehead. No signal having been given after the shot was fired, Mr. Elder proceeded to the butts under the apprehension that something was wrong, and to his horror and dismay he found Mr. Rumgay stretched on the ground with blood issuing from the wound. Mr. Elder raised him up, but consciousness was gone, and life itself was almost extinct. Mr. Elder having shouted for assistance several men were attracted to the place, but life being entirely gone, they carried the body home to Halbeath. In a half distracted state Mr. Elder hastened into town and gave information of the sad occurrence. On receipt of the intelligence the authorities took steps to investigate the matter. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Elder in the circumstances, as he is widely known and much respected and suffers deeply on account of the unfortunate event. The deceased has been for many years marker at the butts and was exceedingly well liked by the members of the corps on account of his affability and obliging disposition. He was 54 years of age and has left a widow and grown up family." | Rumgay, Andrew James (I37238)
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| 1612 | 2. C. 3. | McCabe, John Morris (I28089)
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| 1613 | 21-23-2 | Shawhan, Margaret (I38120)
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| 1614 | 244 Hales Road, Edinburgh. | McDonald, George (I20472)
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| 1615 | 31 Mar 1918 RAF S. No 210596 | Flood, Percy Frederick (I43347)
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| 1616 | 364th BOMB SQ 305th Bombardment Group | Neilson, Marvin Archibald (I40207)
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| 1617 | 4/19 Light Horse | Lanyon, Allan Murray (I17158)
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| 1618 | 4th Marines, 24th Div, Tank Batt | Haver, Walter Leroy (I48013)
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| 1619 | 4th Marines, 24th Div, Tank Batt | Haver, Walter Leroy (I48013)
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| 1620 | 5 children to Margaret Paterson, spouse | Stirling, Alexander (I2873)
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| 1621 | 5/Cam. Hrs. S/31273 Pte., 12/R. Scots 44007 | McIntosh, Ronald Stewart (I1177)
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| 1622 | 5925 WA Johnston served in South Africa with the 8th NZ Contingent, got dysentery, measles and pleurisy and had his health 'completely shattered'. There are many medical reports in his military service file in Archives NZ. He was awarded the Queens South Africa Medal with clasps for South Africa 1902, Transvaal and Cape Colony. Enlisted 4 January 1902, returned 2 August 1902, 4 months served in Africa, mainly as Mess Sergeant in the Officers' Mess, 2 Regt 1 NZ Brigade. He contracted measles, pleurisy and bronchitis on the ship home (HMT Britannic). However, he was declared healthy and fit for work 18 February 1903 He served as a stoker in the Royal Navy (NZ Division) from June 1904 to January 1906; he was discharged from HMS Pyramus as an invalid in Sydney on 8 Jan 1906 . He was also an Instructor Sergeant on the NZ Defence Force during WWI from 1915 - 1919 (serving in NZ). When he enlisted in 1902 his occupation was bacon curer; he is also variously a carpenter's improver, a tram conductor, a railways surface man and a dredge hand. | Johnston, William Aitken (I7030)
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| 1623 | 6th Ave Cross Of Roses Border Positions, Garden Bed B, Position 85 | Brophy, Russell David (I6345)
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| 1624 | 6th Base A.F. Sqdn. Hq AND AIR BASE Sq. | Gallagher, Edward (I45753)
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| 1625 | 6th Base A.F. Sqdn. Hq AND AIR BASE Sq. | Gallagher, Edward (I45753)
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| 1626 | 8 Apr 1943 Disposition of ashes after cremation | Adcock, Robert John (I44557)
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| 1627 | = | Buehler, Evelyn (I40070)
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| 1628 | ?b?Departed London onboard the "Kalyan" for Shanghai?/b? | Douglas, Andrew (I26704)
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| 1629 | ?b?Departed London onboard the "Kalyan" for Shanghai?/b? | Douglas, Andrew (I26704)
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| 1630 | ?b?Departed London onboard the "Kalyan" for Shanghai?/b? | Chambers, Annie (I26710)
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| 1631 | ?b?Emigrated to Dunedin, New Zealand?/b? | Aitken, Jane Melville (I6822)
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| 1632 | ?b?ORWIN Ada Susannah?/b? of 18 Ross Street Rochester spinster died 9 February 1958 at St Bartholomews Hospital Rochester Probate London 14 March to John Godfrey Roberts civil servant. Effects ?1416 10s. 2d | Orwin, Ada Susanah (I208)
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| 1633 | a | Taylor, Theron Jack (I7615)
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| 1634 | a | Williams, Daphne M (I36333)
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| 1635 | A 158 RAF Squadron Handley Page Halifax B.Mk II aircraft and its crew of seven airmen, based at RAF East Moor in North Yorkshire, was on a night operation over Germany when it went down, killing all on board. The seven airmen who perished that night were:- RAF Pilot Officer Leslie Elmer BRADBURY, RAAF Sergeant Russell Walter BRINDLEY, RAF Sergeant Aubrey John FROMINGS, RAF Sergeant Eric George KENDALL, RAF Pilot Officer Reginald Alfred PETHERBRIDGE, RAF Sergeant Peter ROY, RCAF Flight Sergeant William James SMART and RAF Sergeant William WALTON. Military Service:- Rank: Pilot Officer Trade: Pilot Service No: 122322 Date of Death: 14/07/1942 Age: 21 Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Division: 158 RAF Squadron [MOTTO: 'Strength In Unity.'] Son of Frederick William and Lily Winifred Bradbury of Pulborough, Sussex, England. Gravesite Details Pilot Officer (Pilot), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Age: 21 | Bradbury, Leslie Elmer (I32869)
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| 1636 | A Beaton was the informant on the death of his uncle, ANdrew R Morriss in 1952 | Beaton, Alaister (I37296)
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| 1637 | A benefactor on the probate record of George was hsi widow, Rhoda | Manwaring, George (I28857)
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| 1638 | A bridesmaid ast the wedding of William Dickson and Marion Pender was Elizabeth Pender | Family F1639
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| 1639 | A C Butler was a witness at the wedding of his brother, George Edward Butler, in 1939. POW Record Name: Alfred Charles Butler Rank: Gunner Birth Date: 12 May 1917 Birth Place: 18 Borough Road Chatham Kent. Military Date: 1939-1945 Military Place: Singapore Regiment: (Army) 118 Field Regt. R.A. Service Number: 964481 Father: Arthur James Mother: Edith Blanche Source Description: 8: Japanese Index Cards of Allied Prisoners of War and Internees, World War II: Bulbeck-Camp Informant on the death of Alfred Butler was his widow Constance Joyce Butler ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2011. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2011. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2011. ----------------------------------------------- | Butler, Alfred Charles (I13971)
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| 1640 | A Cathro was the informant on the death of her father, John McIntosh, in 1949 | McIntosh, Mary Ann (I1115)
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| 1641 | A D S MacAdam was the informant on the death of his father, James MacAdam, in 1941 | Macadam, Alexander Downie Stevenson (I18512)
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| 1642 | A Dawson was the informant on the death of his mother, Catherine Leslie, in 1977 ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 17 May 2013. ----------------------------------------------- | Dawson, Alexander (I23264)
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| 1643 | A F Greenhalgh was a witness at the wedding of her brother, Thomas H Greenhalgh, in 1925 | Greenhalgh, Annie Frances (I19135)
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| 1644 | A few years after his marriage to Bethia, Tom became ill with diabetes and he had a leg amputated. He was then moved to Drumshorland Hospital near Broxburn. Tom died there after a short illness | Marshall, Thomas Auld (I7831)
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| 1645 | A Hilda Mary Pankhurst borm in 1916 died 1921 has Frances as the informant and as her mother, this would have made Frances 10 when Hilda was born. Believe the mother to be Elsie Frances was the benefactor onthe probate record of her sister,Elsie,in 1965 ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- | Pankhurst, Frances (I5348)
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| 1646 | A J Holt Lawn, Row AU, Grave 54 | Russell, Desmond John (I43691)
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| 1647 | A K Amour was the inforant on the death of his aunt,Elizabeth Kidd in 1956 A K Amour was the informanton the deatrh of his brother Richard in 1963 | Amour, Alexander Kidd (I21335)
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| 1648 | A M Laird was the informant on the death of his grandmother Julia Meikle in 1957, and, his mother Margaret Boag in 1976 Informant on the death of Alexander was his sosn, A Laird ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2016. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2016. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Feb 2016. ----------------------------------------------- | Laird, Alexander Martin (I25664)
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| 1649 | A Swan was the informant on the death of his mother T Myles in 1971, and his father J Swan in 1981 Informant on the death of Andrew Swan was his widow, Mary Swan | Swan, Andrew (I16680)
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| 1650 | A very tragic case, he died during the middle of a football match, still quite a young boy. | Gunn, Raymond Henry David (I11117)
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