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Ian Orwin & Kath Millar genealogy pages
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| 6401 | Kathleen worked as a personal secretary in the Ministry of Defence. | Holloway, Kathleen Yvonne (I9746)
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| 6402 | Katie Millar and William Gray were the witnesses at the wedding of Mary Millr and William McLucker | Family F7252
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| 6403 | Katy was born with a rare heart defect which nobody knew about until the week before she died. She was rather tired at the end of January 1989 and had some swelling of her ankles. When diuretics did not work our doctor referred us to the local hospital at Pembury. We arrived on the Wednesday evening and after a night of tests were referred to the specialist paediatric unit at Guys hospital in London. By this time on 2 February she had fluid round her heart which made diagnosis difficult and the doctors tried to drain the fluid. However, this did not work and what should have been a simple procedure turned into open heart surgery. Katy was very ill and was sedated and kept in ICU through Thursday and Friday whilst further tests were carried out. There was a thin membrane across one chamber of her heart which was restricting blood and oxygen flow. If nothing was done Katy would die but the operation was very dangerous. The operation was carried out on Saturday morning 4 February 1989. Katy did not survive the operation | Arthur, Katy Louisa (I19818)
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| 6404 | Kenneth was the informant on the death of his mother, Annie Thomson, in 1953 Informant on the death of Kenneth Kerr was his daughter, Ruth A. Harvey | Kerr, Kenneth McKenzie (I20560)
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| 6405 | Kevin, his wife Karen and baby daughter died in an auto accident | Andrews, Kevin (I42453)
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| 6406 | Killed during First Worol War | Baird, John (I16312)
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| 6407 | Killed during the 1st WW in 1918. Included in the Service and War Returns. 130/AF, 0117. The only J. Proven in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission is Private J. Proven Cheshire Regiment, 1st Bn. Service No. 51205, buried in Vaux Hill Cemetery, Pas de Calais Name James Proven Birth Place Kirkliston, Scotland Death Date 2 Sep 1918 Death Place France and Flanders Enlistment Place Edinburgh Rank Private Regiment Cheshire Regiment Battalion 1st Battalion Regimental Number 51205 Type of Casualty Killed in action Theatre of War Western European Theatre Comments Formerly 6592, R.A.S.C Other Records James Proven - CheshireRegiment 51205. | Proven, James (I14577)
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| 6408 | Killed during the Great War whilst flying, his machine having caught fire Killed in flying accident near Hetherden Hall where his uncle - Col Grant Morden lived | Mackenzie, Douglas Fraser (I1830)
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| 6409 | Killed in motorcycle accident | Easey, Albert Horsley (I899)
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| 6410 | Killed in the battle of Cambrai, during WWI Name: Robert Dalrymple Birth Place: Edinburgh Death Date: 23 Nov 1917 Death Place: France and Flanders Enlistment Place: Linlithgow Rank: Private Regiment: Gordon Highlanders Battalion: 6th Battalion Regimental Number: 202943 Type of Casualty: Killed in action Theatre of War: Western European Theatre | Dalrymple, Robert (I14534)
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| 6411 | Known by her neices as "Mary Tea Breid" due to the fact that she always had 'tea bread' for their afternoon tea when they came to visit. In 1966 Mary was on a bus trip to Ayr when she was found dead. Mary was pronounced dead on the arrival of the ambulance, at County Hospital, Ayr, on 31 May 1966. No cause of death was given. The informant of the death of Mary A K Begg was her son John Aitken. | Begg, Mary Ann Kelly (I5140)
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| 6412 | Korean War | Fowler, Lyle Robert (I44849)
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| 6413 | Korean War | Croyle, Raymond L (I44858)
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| 6414 | Korean War | Jager, George Christopher (I37025)
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| 6415 | L.A.D. attd. 100 Indep. Lt. Tank Sqn. Royal Armoured Corps | McCabe, John Morris (I28089)
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| 6416 | Lachlan was the informant on the death of his wife, Jane Brock, in 1915 | Mackenzie, Lachlan McLachlan (I20507)
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| 6417 | Lance Corporal - on active service | Ramsay, David (I32410)
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| 6418 | Last day of service | Wort, George Philip (I21021)
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| 6419 | last name Begbie first names James Arthur Cremation date 28 April 1978 Location Edinburgh | Begbie, James Arthur (I14325)
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| 6420 | Last seen alive Dec 1981, deead body found 16 Dec 1981 | Austin, Ralph Neville (I31231)
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| 6421 | Later a Capt 55th Infantry | Chell, Lt-Col Randolph Arthur DSO, MC, OBE (I36694)
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| 6422 | Laura was a benefactor on the probate record of her father, William, in 1921 See probate record for benefactors on the estate of Laura Mabel Norfolk | Pleasance, Laura Mabel (I772)
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| 6423 | Laura was educated at Trafalgar School in Montreal and the University of Toronto where she obtained her BA. During WW1 she was an Ambulance Driver. | Aitken, Laura Katherine B.A. (I7929)
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| 6424 | Lavinia was the benefactor on the death of her father, William George Ings, in 1952 | Ings, Lavinia Doreen (I25187)
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| 6425 | Left 15 May 1914 | Shinn, Ernest (I18863)
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| 6426 | Left 24 Jul 1909 | Gurr, James William (I30658)
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| 6427 | Left 31 Mar 1911 | Gurr, Frederick David (I30659)
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| 6428 | Left Czechoslovakia in 1939 to take up residence in UK. | Allan, Robert Gerrard (I18790)
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| 6429 | Left Liverpool aboard the "Drottningholm" for Port Said, Egypt bound for Iraq | Shoosmith, William Matthew (I20090)
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| 6430 | Left London for Melbourne onboard the Beltana | Isteed, Doris Grace (I13870)
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| 6431 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Russell, Margaret (I13220)
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| 6432 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Shanks, William (I16951)
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| 6433 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Shanks, Isabella Russell (I16954)
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| 6434 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Shanks, William (I16955)
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| 6435 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Shanks, Margaret (I16956)
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| 6436 | Left London onborard the "Australind" destination Fremantle | Shanks, Alexander Russell (I16957)
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| 6437 | Left onboard the Strathaird for Brisbane | Wright, Arnaud Ernest (I40370)
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| 6438 | Left this school 08/09/195. Previou scholl was Compton Street. | Orwin, Bernard John (I7641)
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| 6439 | Leo was a witness at the wedding of his brother, Waldo | Westwater, Leo Ronald (I38492)
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| 6440 | Leona married for a 2nd time in 1971 to Hugh S Jarvis | Lessing, Leona Violet (I37836)
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| 6441 | Leonard was a benefactor on the probate record of his mother in 1892 Benefactor on the probate record of Leonard was his widow, Annie | Godden, Leonard (I28910)
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| 6442 | Leonard was the benefactor on the probate record of his mother Lizzie Dommett | Gotts, Leonard George (I20860)
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| 6443 | Leonard's Hill is near Daylsford in Victoria. He was cremated and his ashes were placed in the grounds of the Church of England portion of Castlemaine Cemetery. | Richardson, Fussel John (I9701)
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| 6444 | Leslie died on his way to the hospital at Dulwich | Williams, Leslie Arthur Attfield (I36330)
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| 6445 | Leslie resided at Laggan, NSW, when he joined the Australian Army. He was a Private with the Infantry 2/5 Bn. When he was killed by the Japanese at Lae, New Guinea on 28 Jan 1945. His body was buried at the Lae, New Guinea | Cartwright, Leslie James (I8738)
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| 6446 | Letter from Helento brother is not to to be published, as requested by C J Pearce | Mason, Helen (I3519)
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| 6447 | Letter from Myra G Park to Stuart Park 7 May 1998: Information from Mrs Jessie Carlyle Stevenson (known as Lyle, nee AITKEN), 63 Carlyle Rd, Mosgiel, born 1918 in Carlyle Rd Mosgiel. Robert Carlyle married Jessie Stewart, no children of marriage. They lived on 3 acres of property adjoining the Stewart farm [at Silverstream, Taieri]. Robert died young (consumption TB?) and Jessie lived in a 2 room place after he died. She made ice cream and home made sweets [for sale]. In 1918 she was the midwife at Jessie Carlyle AITKEN's birth. Jessie remembers as a young girl crossing the stream to visit her, which she did quite often. Jessie looked after Mrs Carlyle when she became ill, which could have been after 1947, as she remembers she [Jessie AITKEN] had her two children then. Mrs Stevenson remembers a beautiful ring Jessie had, a wide gold band embossed which opened out to show the words 'Ever Thine'. Jessie AITKEN was named after this Jessie Carlyle, but also her father's sister was named Jessie. Benefactor on the probate record for WIlliam Carlyle was his widow Jessie | Carlyle, William Robert (I6871)
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| 6448 | Letter fron son W.S. Wright on joing Royal Artillery. Possibly dated circa 23 Mar 1950 sent to 58 Main St, Grangepans, Bo'Ness Telegram from son W.S Wright to send congratulations on Silver Anniversarysent to 58 Main St, Grangepans, Bo'Ness Passport Number 589958 issued on 15 June 1982. Address at time was 53 Thirlestane, Bo'Ness Address in passpot of daughter H.C. Millar (1985 - 1995) was 15a Thirlestane, Bo'Ness Death registered in the district of Bo'Ness & Carriden by W.S. Wright (son), registered on 8 August 1988. Time of death 1940 hours | Stewart, Helen Chalmers (I54)
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| 6449 | Letter sent home on arriving at unit on joining 165/07th Regt. Royal Artillery. Service Number 2237163 Address at time of the wedding of Elizabeth was 17 Avondale Cres, Armadale Address at the time of mothers death was 29 Avondale Cres, Armadale Informant on the death of William was his son | Wright, William Stewart (I64)
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| 6450 | LEVET, John Birth Sex: Male Birth Date: 14 Dec 1762 Birthplace: Soham, Cambridge, Eng Recorded in: Dr. Williams Library for England and Wales Father: James LEVET Mother: Ann Mother's Father: William MOSS Mother's Mother: Ann Source: FHL Number 819972 Dates: 1784-1784 Note: 1878 | Levet, John (I1105)
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