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Ian Orwin & Kath Millar genealogy pages
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| 4301 | Her grandson, A. Tough, was the informant of the death of Janet Mcmorran | McMorran, Janet (I5166)
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| 4302 | Her mother and father were home, in Scotland, on sabbatical leave when Rebecca Catherine was born 'William Cuthbert Aitken's monumental inscription, at St Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Maple, Ontario, reads "Aitken. In loving Memory of Rev. William Aitken, Minister of St. Andrew's and St. Paul's Churches, Vaughan, for 15 years. Born Linlithgowshire, Scotland, Died Newcastle, New Brunswick, Dec. 13th, 1913. And his wife, Jane Noble, born Maple, Ontario, died Newcastle, England, Aug. 6th, 1927. Katie, third daughter of Rev. William Aitken, died Dec. 13th, 1881, aged 7 years and 2 months." A.J.P. Taylor, Beaverbrook's biographer, says that "an older sister, named Katie, died of diphtheria aged 6." Her monumental inscription reads; "Dear Little Katie, third daughter of Rev. William Aitken, died Dec. 13th. 1881, aged 7 years and 2 months." Rebecca Catherine Aitken Gender: Female Birth Date: 10 Oct 1874 Birth Place: Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland Father: William Aitkinn Mother: Jane Noble FHL Film Number: 6035516 | Aitken, Rebecca Catherine (I7923)
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| 4303 | Her occupation was Domestic Servant. At one time she was a Nanny for a Doctor. She eventually married a Country Policeman and they lived in Sloan Street, Leith, above the fish and chip shop that was near the corner of Lorne and Sloan Streets. | Kemp, May Aitken (I5152)
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| 4304 | Her parents and family set sail from England bound for NZ, aboard the sailing ship, "James Nicol Fleming". The ship was a very fast clipper generally doing the trip in under 90 days. The ship departed Gravesend, 4 May 1875, and arrived at Port Chalmers, Dunedin, on 4 Aug 1875. Onboard as pasengers, not only Bethia's parents but also two of her brothers, James and Andrew. | Fleming, Bethia (I7123)
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| 4305 | Her sister Jessie was her bridesmaid. His best-man was James W. Smith | Family F2778
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| 4306 | Her sister Margaret Plain who lived at the same address, was a witness. | Family F4572
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| 4307 | Her sister Margaret was a witness at the wedding. | Family F4573
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| 4308 | Herbert and his wife Daisy were the benefactors on the probate record of his sister Laura in 1929, and his father Thomas in 1934. On his own probste record the benefactors were his daughter Eileen nad her her husband Brian. | Doubell, Herbert Thomas (I31175)
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| 4309 | Herbert was a widower at the time of his marriage to Constance. | Webb, Herbert James (I25056)
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| 4310 | Herbert was a witness at the wedding of his brother Philip Leslie Orwin in 1956 | Orwin, Herbert Cecil Douglas (I26)
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| 4311 | Herbert was a witness at the wedding of his sister, Agnes, in 1927 | Wort, Herbert George (I15410)
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| 4312 | Herbert's fathers name was blank on his Birth Certificate. But father was named on his Marriage Certificate. His stepfather Jeremiah Edsall brought him up. | Jones, Herbert (I15431)
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| 4313 | HERKIMER - Mrs. Reba A. Hosier. 83, formerly of 319 Henry St. died yesterday in the Masonic Home after a brief illness. She had been a resident there since last year. She was born in Herkimer, the daughter of Waren E and Maude Cristman Munson, and graduated from Herkimer High School. In 1916 she was married to Archibald Hosier in Herkimer, Mr. Hosier died in 1954.... Mrs. Hosier leaves a brother. Clinton W. Munson, of San Diego, Calif. The funeral will be at 10 this morning at Christ Episcopal Church, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. published in the Utica Daily Press no date on copy. | Munson, Reba (I34051)
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| 4314 | Hilda was the informant on the death of her husband, Arthur Norris-Telling ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 23 Jul 2011. ----------------------------------------------- | Wondin, Hilda Caroline (I13964)
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| 4315 | Hilda Winifred West 3rd Daughter of John West | West, Hilda Winifred (I5400)
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| 4316 | His "best man" was Charles Galloway Her bridesmaiad was Bethia S. Aitken. | Family F2781
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| 4317 | His ashes were given a soldiers internment on 11 May 1993. His wife was the informant on his death. | Stevenson, Leslie Ronald (I8556)
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| 4318 | His ashes were scattered over the property he had bought in Surrey. His estate in Victoria was valued for probate at | Dyason, Edward Clarence Evelyn (I25915)
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| 4319 | His Birth Certificate states he was born at Waulk Lodge (sic), Torphichen. However his Death Certificate states he died at Wallhouse Lodge (sic) | Aitken, Robert (I7964)
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| 4320 | His birth date was given as 12 Oct 1919 on his first enlistment in the Australian Military, on 9 Jul 1940. He said he was 20 when in fact he was only 17. Given Service Number VX36742, and enlisted at Royal Park, as a Private in the 2nd Training Battalion. The NOK was his father James Mathieson. His real age must have come to light for he was discharged 17 Sep 1940. Not to be denied as soon as he was old enough he enlisted on the 28 Mar 1942 in the RAAF This time he enlisted at Melbourne and was given Service Number 52589. After the end of WWII, on the 29th Jan 1946, Leading Aircraftman Mathieson was discharged. | Mathieson, Joseph Leslie (I6016)
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| 4321 | His first marriage was to Janet Black. Their banns were read at Kikliston on 27 Apr 1838. His second marriage was to Jane Pender in 1840. According to his Death Certificate Janet had died but I cannot find her death before 1840. After the death of Jean he married Henrietta Reid in 1867. She appears as Henirata in the 1881 Census. ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 18 Mar 2018. ----------------------------------------------- | Allan, George (I18742)
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| 4322 | His first name is given as Seymour | Persons, Ellis Seymour (I36545)
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| 4323 | His grand - daughter, Joan Balson nee Robertson, wrote to her son Dermot Balson, "He (Henry McCann) was a good - looking young man, who played cricket and enjoyed good company. He was allowed one night a year by my grandmother - New Year's Eve, when even she relaxed the rules. As far as I could gather he used to come home extremely late - or rather, early - very much the worse for wear. Being tall and dark he like my father, was much in demand for 'first - footing'." | McCann, Henry (I26287)
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| 4324 | His interests included football (soccer), fishing, shooting, bowling and singing. Informant on the death of Peter Porteous was his son, G Porteous | Porteous, Peter Hutton (I7325)
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| 4325 | His mother, Marion Pender, not being married at that time so Sandy was born illegitimate. His mother then left him in the care of his grandparents, James Pender and Elizabeth Pender nee Aitken, who farmed Bughtknowes, and she went to live in Edinburgh. In the 1891 Census it gives his grandparents as his parents. Whether they formally adopted him I do not know. But on his Marriage Certificate his mother is given as Marion Pender. By now Sandy was farming at "Gateshiels Farm", beside Ballencrief Nursery. It was here that their children were born. The family then moved to Gormyre Farm", Torphichen. After retirement he moved to "Arcadia Cottage, Torphichen. Alexander was the informant on the death of his daughter, Margaret in 1915 | Pender, Alexander (I5187)
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| 4326 | His name is variously recorded as Shade or Shad | Shade, Thomas (I1322)
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| 4327 | His wife, Catherine Dougal was still alive but his father Thomas Haston was the informant on the death of James Haston | Haston, Thomas (I8757)
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| 4328 | HMS Lucia was built in 1907 as the Hamburg-Amerika liner Spreewald and was captured in September 1914. She was converted to a submarine depot ship in 1916 on the Clyde and served in the First World War on the River Tees. It would seem from other correspondence that she was given the nickname of 'Lucifer' by her crews. In the Second World War she served in the East, mainly at Colombo, being badly damaged there in April 1942 by Japanese aircraft. She was sold in 1946 and finally broken up in 1951 | Cuckow, Frank (I18825)
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| 4329 | HMS Patroclus | Myles, George Cumming (I10544)
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| 4330 | HMS Thetis waqs undertaking diving trials when following an accident 99 of the 103 men onboard lost their lives. | Goad, Theo Thomas (I5339)
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| 4331 | Honey moon was spent in Eastbourne | Family F1760
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| 4332 | Horation Allan was the informant on the death of his wife Agnes Hardie in 1985. Informant on the death of Horatio Allan was his son R Allan | Allan, Horatio Thorburn (I17722)
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| 4333 | Hugh was a witnes at the wedding of his brother James, in 1902 Informent on the death of Margaret Scott was her husband Hugh Haston On 17 Jan 1940 Hugh was "found dead in his bed" at his home at 22 Draffen Road Netherburn, Dalserf. He had last been seen alive earlier that day. The nformant of the death of Hugh Haston in 1940 was his son Thomas Haston. ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 8 Jan 2010. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 23 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- | Haston, Hugh (I8760)
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| 4334 | Hugh was a witness at the wedding of his brother, James Potter, in 1909 Hugh was the informant on his mother's Death Certificate in 1933 Hugh was the informant on the death of his father in 1934 Informant on the death of Hugh was his brother John, who died later the same year ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 13 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 13 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 13 Dec 2014. ----------------------------------------------- | Potter, Hugh (I8763)
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| 4335 | Hugh was killed at 6.5 am, whilst travelling between Goshens Place and Uphall. | Kay, Hugh Dougall (I23274)
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| 4336 | Hugh was the informant on the death of his father, Peter, in 1927 ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 10 Jan 2017. ----------------------------------------------- | McNair, Hugh (I29745)
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| 4337 | Ian Smith was the informant on the death of his mother-in -law, Elizabteth Proven, in 1954 | Smith, Ian (I16097)
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| 4338 | Ian was an adopted child. On Monday 3 Sep 1951 he went missing never to be seen again. The following report comes from "The Evening Dispatch" newspaper of Wednesday, 5th Sep 1951: " Ten-year-old Ian Aitken wandered from his home at 6 Newport Street, Edinburgh on Monday afternoon and has not been seen since. All day yesterday and through-out last night his parents searched city streets for their missing son. Scottish police have been alerted to be on the look-out for him. Ian came home from Broughton School on Monday afternoon as usual. His mother was out. He whistled through the letter box but his father, a railwayman had just come off work and was asleep. He left his schoolbooks with a neighbour and played for a while with his young friends, he disappeared shortly afterwards. Ian is described as being small for his age with fair hair and a pale complexion. He was wearing navy-blue trousers, maroon blazer, black red and yellow tie, and grey stockings with red tops. Mrs Aitken told an Evening Dispatch reporter that Ian said to the neighbour with whom he left his schoolbooks that he was going to 'see the horses' at the nearby British Railways stables in Morrison Street 'But he never arrived there.' Said Mrs Aitken. She added that Ian was a quiet lad. 'He plays with few other children and he is definitely not the adventurous kind.' He was, however, very keen on history and liked to visit historical buildings. 'But I have been round the Castle, the Royal Scottish Museum and other places and no one appears to have seen him,' she said. Mrs Aitken told the reporter that she had been out shopping to get Ian's lunch ready. 'Just in case he turns up in time,' she added tearfully." A police investigation took place but Ian was never found. | Aitken, Ian (I9777)
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| 4339 | III.A.15 | Brown, George (I16745)
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| 4340 | illiam was the informant on the death of his mother, Mary Brock, in 1927 | McInnes, William (I20395)
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| 4341 | Imformant on the death of james Forrest in 1866 was his grandfather James Kidd | Forrest, James (I13356)
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| 4342 | Imformant on the death of James was his son W Nairn ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- | Nairn, James Blackwood (I30179)
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| 4343 | Imformant on the death of Janet was her widower David Scotland ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 29 Oct 2016. ----------------------------------------------- | Chalmers, Janet Marshall (I26065)
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| 4344 | In 1849 he attended Bathgate Academy. Robert and his brother, David, married two Dawson sisters, Elizabeth and Grace The informant of the death of Robert Aitken was his nephew, Robert Aitken Mackay, who lived at 1 Hopetoun Street, Bathgate | Aitken, Robert (I4945)
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| 4345 | In 1849 John attended Bathgate Academy. On his son George's Marriage Certificate, in 1885, John is listed as a Quarrying Contractor | Aitken, John (I4944)
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| 4346 | In 1851 census Alfred Wort (nephew aged 21) is living with James and Hannah Informant on the eath of James Jones was a George Peckham odfGodshill, Hampshire ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 15 Sep 2012. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 15 Sep 2012. ----------------------------------------------- | Jones, James (I15546)
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| 4347 | In 1851 Jane lived with her parents in Torphichen Villiage. Jane immigrated to Dunedin, NZ, on 29/10/1860 After their first child was born, in Jul 1860, the family emigrated to Dunedin, on 29 Oct 1860. | Aitken, Jane (I6695)
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| 4348 | In 1851, living with his grandparents,William & Ann Endacott. Uncertain as to the parents of William | Endacott, William (I23484)
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| 4349 | In 1855 Akice was still living in Soham. As per Peter Madden posting 6/5/2000 Emigrants from Soham & Wicken | Levet, Alice (I302)
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| 4350 | In 1856 the family resided at 6 Bowyett in the parish of Torphichen, along with William Aitken the illegitimate son of their daughter Janet and Andrew Cape | Aitken, Peter (I6675)
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