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| 2901 | Born in Lincs. and served in World War One Ely RDC Valuation List: listed as occupier of cottage at Copthall,owner William Easey. Also Byal Fen owned by Mark H. Easey. 1958 Farmer living at Landfloods, Little Downham. Benefactor on the probate record for Frederick G easey were his widow Emily May Easey and his son Frederick G Easey Believe to be buried 9 Dec 1958 Little Downham, Cemetery, | Easey, Frederick George (I897)
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| 2902 | Born Mary, she changed her name to Margaret Whyte Baird | Baird, Mary (I16320)
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| 2903 | Born Owen James Schneider/ Name change due to WW1 | Spence, James Owen (I16641)
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| 2904 | Born premature at S.Leith. Twin to Clifford. | Ruderham, Charles Arthur (I13478)
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| 2905 | Both Samuel and Mary had previously been married. | Family F740
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| 2906 | Both WIlliam and Sarah had previously been married, no known children to this marriage | Family F15562
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| 2907 | Brent was a passenger, asleep on the back seat of a car when the car he was in was involved in a traffic accident. Going through an intersection, with the green light another car slammed into them. He was taken to hospital with serious head injuries and was unconscious for a month before his life support system was turned off. | Aitken, Brent Desmond (I9475)
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| 2908 | Bridesmaid at the wedding of Elizabeth Myles was Annie M Myles | Family F3012
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| 2909 | Bridesmaid at the wedding of Elizabeth was Annie M Myles | Family F3011
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| 2910 | Brith Date from GRO Lookup by Ian Orwin 11 Dec 2002 | Naismith, Mary Findlay (I2230)
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| 2911 | Bruce may have been brought up by his grandparents. | Burt, Bruce (I21950)
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| 2912 | Buffs (East Kent) Regiment | Pankhurst, Araunah (I1853)
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| 2913 | Burial Notes: ALEXANDER SHANKS - Application Number GB00004414 Aged <1, Death Date and Place UNKNOWN Grave Location :- GUILDFORD CEMETERY, GENERAL Denomination, OLD SECTION, Grave Number 0054. Grant Status G0003520, Status CURRENT, Expiry 22/05/2012. | Shanks, Alexander Russell (I16957)
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| 2914 | Burial Notes: Church of England Section in grave number 350. The grave is in the old section of the new cemetery at Onslow. Also in Bill Shanks grave is a grand son Jesse John Kay. They were buried 8 december 1989. Bill worked on farms at Ballidu and Kalannie in his eary life and took up his own allotment on the farms at the age of 17. He continued this work untill the depression when the banks foreclosed on many of the farms. Bill took up work on Morrie Crawcours farm at Ballidu after he married Nell and during world war 2 he was called up to work in the State Implements Factory assembling Bren Gun Carriers. Bill and Nell moved to Chittering Valley from the farm at Ballidu in 1942 when he leased Kendalls Orchard for 2 years and had a produce run to the perth markets. Bill bought the garage at Bullsbrook in 1944. Bill put a manager in the garage when his cousin Eddie Shanks came out from Scotland in 1947 and they headed north to the Lead Fields in the Pilbara and pegged a few shows. Ray went back up with them in 1948 and all the family shifted to Onslow in 1950 where he bought another garage and mail run contract known as Northern Transport Company, which bill owned and operated with family help until he retired in 1975. Employed: State Implements Factory assembling Bren Gun Carriers, During World War 2. He had a residence in 1942 in Chittering, , Western Australia, Australia. Bill leased Kendalls Orchard for 2 years and had a produce run to the Perth Markets. Business: bought the Garage, in Bullsbrook, , Western Australia, Australia in 1944, in 1947 Bill leased the garage out when cousin Eddie Shanks came out from Scotland and they headed north to the Lead Fields in the Pilbara. He had a residence in 1950 in Onslow, Western Australia, Australia. | Shanks, William (I16955)
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| 2915 | Burial Notes: ISABELLA RUSSELL POTTER - Application Number KB00150120 Aged 68, Date of Death 26/09/1974, Suburb BASSENDEAN KARRAKATTA CEMETERY, GENERAL Area, Section EA, Grave Number 0193. Grant Number K0070001, Status CURRENT, Date of Expiry 02/07/2012 | Shanks, Isabella Russell (I16954)
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| 2916 | Burial Notes: Margaret Ferguson - Application Number KB00185773 Aged 87, Date of Death 25/07/1997, Suburb MIDLAND Grave Location :- KARRAKATTA CEMETERY, GENERAL Area, Section EA, Grave Number 0082. Grant Number K0064901, Status CURRENT, Date of Expiry 02/07/2012 | Shanks, Margaret (I16956)
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| 2917 | Buried at plot No. 1083 at Muiravonside Cemetery. | Porteous, Mary Lockie (I7318)
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| 2918 | Buried in Plot: Block 3. Plot 210 | Lanyon, Ethel Monica (I8061)
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| 2919 | Burke's Peerage gives his place of birth as Newcastle, NB. but the 1881 Census says he was born in Ontario. Educated at Harkins Academy at Newcastle, NB Magnus served in the South African War 1899-1901. During WWI he served in the 208th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. In 1916 he transferred to the 31st with the rank of Captain and served in France until he resigned his commission, at the end of the war in 1918. Magnus was the Manager of the bank at Lethbridge, Alberta. He was the Vice President of British Canadian Mines and president of British Canadian Securities at 8 Bloor Street, East Toronto. And his residence was at 50 Elm Avenue, Rosedale, Toronto. | Aitken, Capt Joseph Magnus (I7924)
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| 2920 | By the 1911 census Alice had remarried,her son from her first marriage, George Wadeson was stillliving with her | Alice Cecilia (I21668)
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| 2921 | By 1869 the family were in Saddel & Skipness, ARL., but by 1875 they were back in Bathgate. She died at home at Braehead, Linlithgow, and was interred in Glasgow Road Cemetery, Bathgate. There was a hearse to the grave, private ground. Buried at H number 57. She was buried 7 foot deep at a cost of 8/6. | Meikle, Janet (I4922)
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| 2922 | By 1908 Joseph and Isabella had 10 children, 1 unknown child had died | Hogge, Joseph (I39990)
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| 2923 | By 1911 William and Mary had 3 children, only William Martin was still living | Burrows, William Henry (I42873)
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| 2924 | By 1940 Waldo was living with his 2nd wife | Westwater, Waldo (I38491)
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| 2925 | By 1986 Jean had remarried and her surname was Livingston ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 29 May 2019. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 29 May 2019. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 29 May 2019. ----------------------------------------------- | Lourie, Jean Grant (I32844)
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| 2926 | By the 1911 census of the children haddied, either Florence, Jessie or John | Mist, Edith (I21809)
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| 2927 | By the 1911 census Sidney and Elizabeth had 4 childrem, only 3 were still living | Boniface, Sidney (I18289)
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| 2928 | C A Lindsay was the informant on the death of his father, WIlliam Lindsay in 1923 Informant on the death of John Lindsayin 1927, was C.A. Lindsay, brother. | Lindsay, Crawford (I16831)
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| 2929 | California Divorce Index Name Charles E Hamlin Spouse Patricia L Rogers Divorce Mar 1977 - San Diego Name Charles E Hamlin Spouse Patricia L Divorce 1 Nov 1978 - San Diego Social Security Applications and Claims Index Charles Earl Hamlin Jr Birth 29 Jun 1949 - Helena, Montana Death Jun 1985 US Social Security Death Index C. E. Hamlin Birth 29 Jun 1949 Death Jun 1985 Civil Colorado | Hamlin, Charles (I27855)
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| 2930 | Came to Australia on board the Baradine. Departed from Liverpool, England and arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia on 10 Sep 1929. Along with Mary was her husband and 5 children. Burial Notes: MARY MITCHELL - Application Number GB00001211 Aged 89, Date of Death 12/01/1976, Suburb BELMONT Buried at GUILDFORD CEMETERY, Area GENERAL, Section B , Position 0147 Grant Number G0001200, Status CURRENT, Date of Expiry 17/06/2008 | Russell, Mary (I13219)
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| 2931 | Campbell & Heeps Pty Ltd | Heeps, Alexander Roy (I5778)
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| 2932 | Canada Obituary Collection Name Arthur John Wort Spouse Joan Shepherd Parent Frederick Wort Children Jonathan (Rosemary) of Upper Stewiacke, and Andrew (Diane) of Dartmouth Sibling George, James and Kenneth, all of England; Ross (Edmund) Bacon of Fordingbridge, England Birth 26/03/1924 Fordingbridge Hampshire England Death 25/07/2007 | Wort, Dr. Arthur J (I32913)
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| 2933 | Captain Fowler was a member of the 8066th Army Unit, Korean Military Assistance Group (KMAG). He was Killed in Action advising the South Koreans in South Korea on July 31, 1950. Captain Fowler was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. | Fowler, Samuel Russell (I37705)
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| 2934 | Carole Tedja gives his date of birth as 1902 but Army records give his DOB as 1905. This may have been to lower his age so he could enlist, which he did at St. Kilda, VIC, on 1 Jan 1940. Harry died, at Heidelberg, VIC, in Dec 1973 and was buried at Fawkner Crematorium and Memorial Park, VIC, on 13 Dec 1973. (There is some dispute as to whether the death occurred in 1972 or 1973 also whether Eva's last name was Daymond or Daymon and whether she died 1973 or 1975.) | Heeps, Harold William (I5774)
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| 2935 | Cath attended Bellevue School Edinburgh. On leaving school she went to work in Martin's bakery shops until she was called up during WWII. Before WWII she attended David Redpath's Minerva Christian Mission in Leith. Here she met David Stewart, who she went out with for a while. When she was called up she went to work in a shipyard in Fife installing the electrics on corvettes. During the war Cathy met Petty Officer Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (RNVR) Austin Howes. Austin and Catherine lived in retirement at Dedridge, Livingston Informant on the death of Catherine was her daughter Joyce Mack ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 23 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 23 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- | Aitken, Catherine Manson (I8395)
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| 2936 | Catherine (Kate) never married. Lived with her brother and his wife at 3 Burns Street, Stirling The informant on the death of Catherine Arthur was T (or F) Booth, a friend. | Arthur, Catherine Aitken (I12917)
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| 2937 | Catherine Aitken and James Arthur were married by the Rev. William Branks, minister of Torphichen Church, at Silvermine Farm. Name: James Arthur Gender: Male Marriage Date: 13 Feb 1852 Marriage Place: Torphichen, West Lothian, Scotland Spouse: Catherine Aitken FHL Film Number: 1066638 Name: Catherine Aitken Gender: Female Marriage Date: 13 Feb 1852 Marriage Place: Torphichen, West Lothian, Scotland Spouse: James Arthur FHL Film Number: 1066638 | Family F2358
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| 2938 | Catherine B SUtherland was the informanton the death of her mother, Catherine Bryson in 1962 | Sutherland, Catherine Bryson (I3504)
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| 2939 | Catherine did not enjoy the best of health suffering from heart disease most of her life. She had 9 living children and also some still births. Many times Thoams and Catherine moved houses. Not always because of Tom's itchy feet but sometimes to move into less taxing premises for Catherine. Catherine's mother, father and siblings, except for sister Jo, went to Canada. As Jo and Catherine were already married they stayed behind. As Kate and Tom's family grew ever bigger they moved around Edinburgh quite a lot. After Prince Regent Street they next lived at 3 Henderson Street, Leith, where Sarah was born. At this time Tom was a Labourer. When the next three children were born, Tom was working on the railway as a Porter and was living at Broomhouse Cottages, Corstorphine. During WWI he served in the Scots Guards as a Private. After the war the family moved to 30 Arthur Street, Leith, where Sinclarina, Cathy and Jim were born. Catherine used to knit very fine shawls, in the Shetland style. The toilet would be put "out of bounds" to the family when Catherine was "smeekin" the shawls. She would hang them in the toilet. A fire would be set, on a shovel-full of sulphur, in the toilet. The toilet door would be sealed. This she called smeekin, probably smoking. This was the method used to whiten the shawls. Relatives, who were seamen on the ships sailing between the Shetlands and Leith, would collect the shawls in exchange for cases of eggs and smoked fish. The shawls would then be taken back to the Shetlands where they would be sold as Shetland Isles knitwear. The eggs and fish would be shared with friends and relatives around Leith. Tom Aitken had many jobs but was basically a country person. Over the years he was a railway porter, railway shunter, warehouseman, horse and cart driver for Melrose Drovers and gardener. Tom had the ability to turn a soapbox into a piece of furniture. Likewise he had the ability to turn a piece of furniture into a soapbox. Catherine developed heart trouble and so the family was on the move again. They lived in Lochend, Craigentinny and East Thomas Street. After his family married and moved on, Tom lived and worked on various estates. He was a very fit man and a great walker. In 1996 he was living in the Calders. Terry Stewart his Mum, Dad, and sister had just returned from Australia when Tom met them at Mid Calder Railway Staion. He had walked from home to the station, a distance of about 2 miles. He gave directions to his house where Catherine would be waiting to give us our tea. Tom had to walk on into West Calder, to get his pension. From the station it was a round trip of some 3 miles. By the time we got to the house he had caught up with us. Catherine and Tom celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at Sinclarine and David Stewart's house at 17 Meadowbank Avenue, Meadowbank, Edinburgh, in 1958. Great aunt Nel, Catherine's sister and bridesmaid came over from Canada to help them celebrate. Tom stayed on at Chapelton Drive until he had to enter a nursing home, about 1974. Every so often he would disappear and go for a long walk. It was in the nursing home where he developed gangrene. They removed a leg but very shortly after this he died. | Aitken, Thomas Barton (I5135)
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| 2940 | Catherine died 6 days before her twin, Robina | Skinner, Catherine (I6733)
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| 2941 | Catherine is burried at the same site as her parents, nad grandfather and uncle | Goodlet, Catherine (I19831)
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| 2942 | Catherine Myles and John Hamilton were married according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland. Witnesses were William Anderson and Flora C. Myles. | Family F3528
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| 2943 | Catherine Somerville was the informant on the death of her husband, Thomas Somerville, in 1994 | Mallinson, Catherine Cameron (I21467)
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| 2944 | Catherine was a widow when she married Peter Hunter in 1911 | Family F13924
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| 2945 | Catherine was a witness at her brother Richard's wedding Informant on the death of CatherineLumsden was her brther in law, R. A. Taggart ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 2 Jan 2013. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 2 Jan 2013. ----------------------------------------------- | Lumsden, Catherine Sneddon (I15807)
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| 2946 | Catherine was a witness at the wedding of her 1/2 brother John in 1913 Catherine was the informant on the death of her daughter, Catherine Hutton, in 1915 Informant on the death of Catherine Sturrock nee Hutton was, David Sturrock, son, of 1 Salveson Gardens, Edinburgh | Hutton, Catherine (I7298)
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| 2947 | Catherine was a wtiness at the wedding of her brother John Naismith in 1924 Katie Naismith was the informant on the death of her mother Ann Bryson in 1951 ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 4 Jun 2011. ----------------------------------------------- | Naismith, Catherine (I2884)
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| 2948 | Catherine was cremated and her ashes placed in a niche in the Old Chapel, Karori Cemetery, Wellington beside the ashes of her father | Cable, Catherine (I26744)
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| 2949 | Catherine was the informant on the death of her husband, Malcolm Myles, in 1985 Informant on the death of Catherine Luke was her son, Robin L Myles | Luke, Catherine McDiarmid (I20634)
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| 2950 | Cause of death after post mortem without inquest ------ From Source Attached To: Birth ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- | Dorrington, William Joseph (I3229)
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