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| 6751 | May have married Frances Hempstead 1805 in Cambridge | Pleasance, Charles (I747)
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| 6752 | May have married Vernon A Rushing 1946 Sumter, Alabama. If so died 22 Sep 1983 DeKalb, Georgia, USA | Lind, Esther M (I36565)
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| 6753 | May have migrated to Canada and married Mary Ethel Hellofs 1910 in Manitoba and had 2 children, Lilian and Violet | Armstrong, Edgar William (I30881)
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| 6754 | May hce married Elizabeth Frew 1804 Carriden | Rankin, John (I1312)
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| 6755 | May Orwin was at witness at the wedding of her brother Philip "Les" Leslie Orwin in 1956, and her sister Rosemary "June" Orwin in 1957 Name: Mrs Annie M Hutton Birth Date: 1930-1932 Residence Date: 2003-2010 Address: 35, Selvage Street, Rosyth, KY11 2QB Residence Place: Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland | Orwin, Annie May (I27)
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| 6756 | medically unfit | Salkeld, Thomas (I48838)
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| 6757 | Melville enlisted to the Gordon Highlanders on 6 Mar 1915 stating his age at 19. He was discharged 3 Nov 1915 for having "giving mis-information aboutr his age" | Symon, Melville (I27909)
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| 6758 | member of the B.M.A. | Smith, John Burgess Kilpatrick M.B, Ch.B (I45896)
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| 6759 | Memorail Stone in Highland Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana, USA Plot Fairlawn | Kerr, Richard William (I29203)
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| 6760 | Memorial stone was moved from Kirkcaldy Crematorium to Lair 4562, Beath Cemetery, Cowdenbeath by his daughter | Erskine, David Valentine (I18349)
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| 6761 | Memorial Transcription Sacred to the memory of Araunah (Runner) Pankhurst late of 1st Buffs at rest 16 April 1932 aged 57 years. We shall meet again. Also Violet wife of the above who passed away August 4th 1953 aged 68 years Chatham Cemetry (Palmerstone Rd) Grave 9.266 ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 4 Sep 2009. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 9 Oct 2010. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 18 Jun 2014. ----------------------------------------------- | Cornford, Violet (I1854)
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| 6762 | Memorial Transcription In lovong memory of John beloved husband of Clara Phillis Rodda who died March 23rd 1931in his 59th year. Also the above Clara Phillis Rodda died August 17th 1950 in her 78th year. Until the day breaks. Also Major William Charles Biss O.M.E. R.A.O.C.,son in law of the above presumed killed in action at Singapore February 1942 aged 42 years. Chatham Cemetary (Maidstone Rd) Grave V.106) ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 9 Oct 2010. ----------------------------------------------- | Rodda, John (I4700)
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| 6763 | Memorial Transcription In lovong memory of John beloved husband of Clara Phillis Rodda who died March 23rd 1931in his 59th year. Also the above Clara Phillis Rodda died August 17th 1950 in her 78th year. Until the day breaks. Also Major William Charles Biss O.M.E. R.A.O.C.,son in law of the above presumed killed in action at Singapore February 1942 aged 42 years. Chatham Cemetary (Maidstone Rd) Grave V.106) Name: William Biss Given Initials: W C Rank: Major Death Date: 28 Feb 1942 Number: 119116 Birth Place: Kent Residence: London (not otherwise specified) Regiment at Enlistment: Royal Army Ordnance Corps Branch at Enlistment: Other Corps Theatre of War: At sea Regiment at Death: Royal Army Ordnance Corps Branch at Death: Other Corps ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 3 Sep 2009. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 9 Oct 2010. ----------------------------------------------- | Biss, Major William Charles (I4728)
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| 6764 | Michael died at Napier on his way to Wairoa when he was killed in a road accident. | Aitken, Michael Noel (I10231)
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| 6765 | Michael was a witness at the wedding of his brother, John, in 1953. Informant on the death of Michael Myles was his brother John Myles | Myles, Michael Smith (I19774)
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| 6766 | Middle name given as Alan and Allan in two different places on the Australian National Archives Enlistments. He first enlisted at Royal Park, VIC on 24 Jun 1940 and was given service number VX34197 Lester was discharged on 31 Dec 1940, as a Private. And then he enlisted in the AIF, the first enlistment was probably in the Militia. The second enlistment was on 4 Feb 1942 at Caulfield and was discharged from the HQ 5 Australian Base Supply Depot on 5 Nov 1945, as a Sergeant, Service Number VX73079. | Wynne, Lester Alan (I5958)
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| 6767 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Hunter, Jemima (I6712)
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| 6768 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, Janet Tait (I6713)
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| 6769 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, Isabella Roy (I6714)
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| 6770 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, Alexander James (I6715)
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| 6771 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, Agnes Tait (I6716)
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| 6772 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, John Hunter (I14154)
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| 6773 | Migrated to Australia, along with the family, on 10 Nov 1883, departing from Glasgow. | Kidd, Eliabeth (I19102)
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| 6774 | Mildred's sister, Muriel Woolner, lived with Mildred and Albert, and Muriel continued to live with Albert after Muriel died. | Woolner, Mildred Jane (I794)
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| 6775 | Military 1917 Private No. 2589-1985th Bn. Canadians, occupation Clerical Officer, Ministry of Labour. Serving with the Canadians in the British Expeditionary Force. Home address was in Vancouver, BC, Canada. ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Nov 2009. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 20 Nov 2009. ----------------------------------------------- | Stewart, Johan Aitken (I8867)
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| 6776 | Military details are in UK, De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour Name: Albert Efeney Birth Place: Windsor, Berks Residence: Hounslow, Middlesex Death Date: 28 May 1917 Death Location: France & Flanders Enlistment Location: Whitton School, Twickenham, Middlesex Rank: Private Regiment: Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) Battalion: 13th Battalion Number: T.F.205343 Type of Casualty: Died of wounds Theatre of War: Western European Theatre | Efemy, Albert George (I21170)
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| 6777 | Military Medal | Stoker, Robert William Young (I45826)
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| 6778 | military record of his son Alexander | Proven, David (I15402)
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| 6779 | Military record of son James | Orwin, George Lawson (I536)
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| 6780 | Military service during World War II and died in Italy Lance Sergeant Robert William Smeaton, serial number 40729 served with the Allied Army, in Italy, in the 6 Field Company, NZ Engineers. In November of 1943, Allied Forces tried to break through the "Gustav Line. Very heavy fighting took place at the Sangro River end of the "Gustav Line". The line was broken and Sangro River was taken at the end of November / early December. Robert was killed at the end of that battle. | Smeaton, Robert William (I7149)
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| 6781 | Miriam Elizabeth Stewart married a British representative ( for lack of a better word), and they were posted all over the world and at one point were taken as prisoners of war by the Japanese. They told their cousin ( who lives in the States) about their adventures and how each time the government sent them to a new country , the country seemed to fall apart as soon as they git there, the family joke was that it was all their fault. (From C J Pearce) | Stewart, Miriam Mason (I3525)
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| 6782 | mobile dockyard squad | Luck, Ronald Sydney (I41910)
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| 6783 | mobile dockyard squad | Luck, Alfred Stuart (I41912)
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| 6784 | Molly moved back to Scotland and William passed away in South Africa around 1971. Molly passed away 2003 | Stewart, Mary Bryson (I3521)
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| 6785 | Mortality Records of Bathgate give date of death as 30 Sep 1913. Mortality Records dates are always suspect. | Aitken, Marion (I4972)
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| 6786 | Mortality Records of Bathgate gives cause of death as cardiac failure. She was interred in Glasgow Road Cemetery, Bathgate, internment No. 10899, on 11 Jul 1907. The hearse went direct to the grave and she was buried at a depth of 7'. The cost of digging the grave was 7/6 The informant of the death of Margaret Aitken was her son James Scott | Aitken, Margaret (I4969)
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| 6787 | Mortuary 2 & 3 Section 8 Row 24 Grave 2386 | Green, Agnes Gertrude (I46863)
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| 6788 | Moses was the informant on the death of his wife, Helen Thomson, in 1968 Informant on the death of Moses McKinnon was his daughter R Denny | McKinnon, Moses Thomson (I21641)
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| 6789 | Most of the information I have on Peter is from a write up in the local newspaper after his death. He did most of his training, as a gardener, at Wallhouse and held posts at Tyninghame Gardens, the home of the Earl of Haddington, and other posts. He set up his own business, as a nursery gardener, at Morningside, Edinburgh in about 1887. Aproximately 10 years later he moved to Ballencrief nursery where he continued until his death. He was famous for his growing of Alpines. It was said that "Amongst his Alpines, Peter was at home. He handled them and looked on them as a lover looks on the charms of his mistress." He won many medals at all the big shows. The Kirkton Public Bowling Greens, Bathgate, were laid out by him. Regularly asked to be a judge at local shows. Peter was a very quiet and modest man. James Aitken Smith, in 2006, remembers his house at Ballencrief Nursery and described it thus; "The house at Ballencrieff Nursery looks , from the gate, back to front as the back of the house is facing you. The original intention had been to have the entrance on the hill road, where the gate of 'Sunniside' now is. Instead the present entrance on the Gateshields road was opened. The house had a scullery , large kitchen with 2 built-in beds, 2 bedrooms and large lounge, 'The big room'. Half of the loft was an attic which was where the boys slept. The rest was open space. The toilet was a dry closet and water came from a spring on the hill above, to an outside tap, which had branches to the greenhouse and washouse. Cooking was on a range in the kitchen. It had the usual oven on one side of the fire, but on the other was a boiler which had to be filled with pails carried from the outside. At least it had a tap which meant there was a supply of hot water for face, hand and dish washing. Baths were had in the washouse. Lighting was by oil lampalthough for as long as I knew the house it was the more advanced Tilley lamp which has a mantle and uses paraffin vapourised under pressure. He grew many different plants. The one most associated with his name was the Gentian, especially Gentian Acaulis, the spring flowering blue trumpet variety. In a catalogue he was advertising small Gentian Acaulis at 9d in 3" pots. However the rarer Acualis Alba was 7/6d. This would equate to about 30 pounds at todays prices. Peter showed his wares at not only local shows like Linlithgow, and Falkirk, but also nationally at Waverly Market, Edinburgh, and Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. His other big interest was fiddle and Scots music. being an accomplished violin player and along with his pianist daughter, Bethia, many a Saturday evening parlor concert was held. | Aitken, Peter (I4973)
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| 6790 | Mother of Ralph was married twice, his death gives his fathers name as Ralph Hudspith. Rowlinson was the surname of his mothers 2nd husband. Informant on the death of Philip was his son Philip C Rowlinson. ------ From Source Attached To: Death ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 21 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 21 Mar 2017. ----------------------------------------------- | Rowlinson, Philip Dorian (I21381)
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| 6791 | mothers name may have been Barabra Campbell | Campbell, Catherine (I41774)
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| 6792 | Mount Calvary 139 C 3 | Lind, Dorothy Ellen (I36567)
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| 6793 | Mount Calvary 139 C 4 | Alexander, Galen Hayden (I37026)
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| 6794 | Moved to Rosyth (Fairykirk) in 1919 just after the birth of Betty before moving to Stirling area then back to Rosyth after the birth of June. (Info from Uncle Stan) Informant on the death of herbert Orwin was his son Stanley Orwin ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 3 Sep 2009. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Residence ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 3 Sep 2009. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, SRO lookup 29/07/2011. Cit. Date: 31 Jul 2011. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 6 Apr 2021. ----------------------------------------------- | Orwin, Herbert Stanley (I24)
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| 6795 | Moved to Shantry and were living there when their children were born. Peter S. Aitken, brother-in-law was the informant of the death of John F Georgeson | Georgeson, John Farquhar (I9947)
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| 6796 | Moving to Birmingham in 1930 Sandy worked for Wolsley Motors. They lived in Birmingham until they emigrated, with the first three of their children, to Australia, on board the AU Barabool in 1935. | Tennant, Alexander McArthur (I8487)
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| 6797 | Moving to Birmingham in 1930 Sandy worked for Wolsley Motors. They lived in Birmingham until they emigrated, with the first three of their children, to Australia, on board the AU Barabool in 1935. | Aitken, Mary Younger (I7238)
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| 6798 | Mr Maddern was the recipient of a hero's welcome in Kyneton back in 1944 when he returned from action as Private Maddern, exactly four years after he had left a Australia on November 17, 1940. He was one of 385 prisoners of war who escaped from Italian prison camps and with two friends made their way over the Alps into Switzerland. "The journey was a hazardous one", records the Kyneton Guardian of the day, "dependent for food upon the kindness of Italian women and girls shunning men lest they be Fascist and German Sympathisers". Private Maddern fought the Palestine, Tobruk and Benghazi before being taken a prisoner of war in May 1941. He was imprisoned at a work camp in North Africa for eight months before being transferred to Italy. Here he was quarantined for a month before spending a further six months in the notorious PG 57, said to be among the worst camps of the war. The POW's of the camp worked in rice-fields till the Italian armistice the Private Maddern crosses the Alps into Switzerland with two mates. During their 46 day journey, the men lived on potatoes and chestnuts an dodging Germans and their machine guns. The Kyneton Guardian of 1944 records that the men "had many thrilling adventures in the Alps before reaching the Swiss border". "They had a map but as they had to keep off the main roads for fear of Germans they found it not much use". "They had no compass and found the going terribly rough and difficult. Later they were repatriated to Port Sais, down to Suez to Bombay and then Australia and home". According to Guardian reports, Private Maddern's homecoming prompted plenty of celebration and excitement in Kyneton with most of the towns inhabitants assembled at the railway station to greet him. | Maddern, James Gordon (I50215)
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| 6799 | Murdoch was a witnesses at the wedding of his sister,Williamina,in 1896 Murdoch MacKenzie Arrival Date: Jun 1921 Port of Arrival: Port Huron, Michigan Ship Name: Emp Of Japan Last Resided: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Age: 63 Birth Date: abt 1858 Birth Location: Edderton, Scotland Gender: Male Nationality: Scotland Record Type: Card | Mackenzie, Rev Murdoch (I608)
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| 6800 | Murdoch was the informant on the death of his wife, Isobel Ross in 1891 ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert, Cit. Date: 3 Jan 2011. ----------------------------------------------- ------ From Source Attached To: Occupation ------ Death Cert. ----------------------------------------------- | Mackenzie, Murdoch (I614)
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