Matches 551 to 600 of 744
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| 551 | Great Aunt Doll - PS | Barber, Mary Jane (I179)
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| 552 | Greengrocers at Selly Oak (Nora?) On the 2nd March 1933 admin at Birmingham Samuel Steatham died 15th December 1937 Address 632 Bristol Rd Bournebook Rd to Widow Martha Ellen effects £ 307. (From Nigel James Wright - wife, Elizabeth Ann Reynolds is the third cousin once removed of Elsie Maud Steatham.) | Steatham, Samuel (I327)
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| 553 | Had a large family | Wilkins, Mary (I804)
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| 554 | Had eight children | Wilkins, Anna (I810)
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| 555 | He and Margaret died in a car crash | Long, Conrad Neil (I76)
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| 556 | ID: I5991 Name: Oliver DRING Surname: DRING Given Name: Oliver Sex: M Christening: 2 Jun 1700 Warboys, Hunts, England 1 Burial: 15 Feb 1746/1747 St Mary Magdalene,Warboys,Huntingdonshire 2 3 4 Event: Admininstration to widow Hannah Event: Affidavit States that Hannah was the widow of Oliver who had died intestate. Baptism: Event: Inventory £323. 10s Signed by William DRING Occupation: Note: Mother shown as Mary in christening entry. Mary was the father's first wife's name. Oliver Dring of Warboys Inventory dated 19 Feb 1746/7, farmer. Admon 21 Feb 1746/7. An Inventory of all and singular the goods and Chattels and Cattle of Oliver Dring of Warboys in the County of Huntingdon taken and appraised this nineteenth Day of Feb: 1745 £ S D Imprimis Purse and apparel ................................................. ... 10: 00: 00 Itm In the Hall two tables a Dough stand four chairs & other Lumber ....................................... 00: 06: 00 Itm In the Kitchen six Chairs two iron potts one kimble 1 forms 2 Linen wheels & other Lumber ............................................. 00: 10: 00 Itm In the Dairy one Iron pott two Brass kettles a Barrell Chrizmb (?) two Bacon Flitches a frying pan and a Warming pan Milk Vessels and shelves ........................ 02: 05: 00 Itm In the Drink house four barrels fout tubbs Cheesepress & copper and other Lumber ................................................. .... 02: 05: 06 Itm In the Hall Chamber one Bed & Beding Bedspread & quilts Curtains Do a Chest of Draers 2 Coffers 1 Little Box 6 Chairs a parcel of Beans ................................. 02: 00: 05 Itm In the Store (?) Chamber one Bed and Beding ................................................. ............. 00: 07: 06 Itm In the Kitchen Chamber One Bed & Beding a Cradell a parcel f olo (?) Iron & other Lumber .................................. 03: 12: 06 Itm In the Parlour Chambers a parcel of Wheat ................................................. ..... 02: 00: 00 Do A parcel of Oats ................................................. .. 04: 10: 00 Do another parcel of Oats ........................................... 01: 00: 00 Itm In the parlour A parcel of Barley ................................................. .. 12: 00: 00 Itm In the Hall a parcel of Barley ................................... 06: 00: 00 Itm A parcel of pease ................................................. ..... 04: 00: 00 Itm In the Wheat Barn a parcel of Wheat un thrashed ................................................. ... 05: 03: 06 Itm In the Barley Barn a parcel of Barley un theshed ................................................. ... 02: 05: 00 Itm In the Rickyard a pease Rick Do a parcel of Hay ................................................. ... 08: 00: 00 Itm In the Stable 6 Mares ............................................... 30: 00: 00 Do a foal ................................................. .................. 02: 10: 00 Do Grass in the Stable ............................................... 02: 00: 00 Itm In the Ffen 2 Mares ................................................. 03: 00: 00 Do A ffilly & a Colt ................................................. . 07: 00: 00 121: 05: 06 Itm In Hallgate Close Nine Cows & a Bull ................................................. 24: 00: 00 Itm In Stokeleys yard 8 steets and two horses ................................................. ................ 30: 15: 06 Itm In the ffen 8 three year Old horses .............................. 20: 00: 00 Do two two year olds & 1 Cow ...................................... 04: 10: 00 Do None Years' Old Calves ....................................... 07: 15: 00 Do five Weaning Calves .............................................. 02: 11: 06 Itm Five score & Eight Sheep .......................................... 27: 10: 00 Itm Five Sows & 2 Shoats (?) .......................................... 04: 00: 00 Itm One Waggon & 4 Carts & Wheels ................................ 22: 05: 06 Itm A parcel of plows & harnesses & Roles (?) .................. 02: 02: 06 Itm A Gigg & Ridles & a screen ...................................... 00: 10: 06 Itm Twenty Acres of Wheat growing ................................. 30: 10: 00: Itm Seventeen Acres of Tilt ............................................. 17: 00: 00 Itm Twenty five Acres of pease Land ................................ 08: 15: 00 202: 05: 06 from the other side 121: 05: 06 Totall 323: 10: 00 John Paine William Dring Father: John DRING b: BEF 1657 Mother: Joane HILLS b: ABT 1672 Marriage 1 Hannah STOAKLEY b: ABT 1705 in of Warboys, Hunts, England Children Hannah DRING b: ABT 1724 in of Warboys, Hunts, England Oliver DRING b: ABT 1742 in of Warboys, Hunts, England >> Mike Falconer-Flint Affidavit dated 21 Feb 1746 says Hannah Dring was the relict (widow) of Oliver Dring, who died intestate. His "goods and chattles and cattle" were valued at £323 10s. Also has christening before my birth, and death in 1746 not my 1747 | Dring, Oliver (I1732)
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| 557 | IGI | Mullis, William (I1392)
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| 558 | IGI | Mullis, Hannah (I1393)
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| 559 | IGI | Dring, Edward (I1993)
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| 560 | IGI | Dring, William (I2012)
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| 561 | IGI | Dring, Thomas (I2013)
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| 562 | IGI | Dring, Oliver (I2014)
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| 563 | IGI | Family F220
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| 564 | IGI has a Johnson Dring marrying an Elizabeth Nunn 26 Sep 1803 - the daughter's name from Johnson's father's will confirms the link. | Nunn, Elizabeth (I1731)
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| 565 | IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles LUCY COOPER Female Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: JAMES MULLIS Family Marriage: 17 OCT 1830 Saint Martin, Birmingham, Warwick, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M010723 1796 - 1817 0919779-781 Film 6900689 Film M010723 1817 - 1831 0919782, 0919783 Film NONE Sheet: 00 | Family F361
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| 566 | IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THOMAS ANGOOD Male Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: Death: Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: MARY ELIZABETH FIRTH Family Marriage: 15 APR 1881 St John The Bapt, New Wortley, Yorkshire, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Form submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The form lists the submitter's name and address and may include source information. The address may be outdated. Details vary. To find the form, you must know the batch and sheet number. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch Number: 8209233 Sheet: 29 Source Call No.: 0884788 Type: Film | Family F28
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| 567 | Illigitimate. 1881 census describes him as a draper's porter. He was a widower in 1881. | Flint, Samuel (I1970)
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| 568 | in the 1881 census there were also living there John Hub (20) Pork butcher- shopman Mary Horn (17) General domestic servant | Burkhard, John (I593)
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| 569 | In the 1881 census, there is John Dring, 66, farmer (31 acres) of Warboys, Cambridge (?) living at Over End, Over, Cambridgeshire. In the house there were Lydia Dring, 52, wife, of Broseley Shropshire, two children and a grandaughter all born in Over. The children were John W. Dring, 16, William C. Dring, 11 and Elizabeth Dring, 2. | Dring, John (I1964)
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| 570 | Information from Jean Wheaton | Family F602
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| 571 | Jack & Doris dance a lot | Priest, John (Jack) Horace (I18)
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| 572 | Jack Fellows (William Bert) noted down his information, and this is an extract from it c/o Peter Fellows | Source (S27)
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| 573 | Joane wife of John Dring (PR transcript) | Hills, Joane (I1736)
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| 574 | JUN 1929, Birmingham S. 6 d 497 | Family F223
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| 575 | Knaresborough (Cherry Tree) | Duncan-Hunter, Henrietta (I712)
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| 576 | Known as Mitta - then Mitty - she was such a little mite! | Horton, Lilley Jessica (I141)
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| 577 | Known as Richard Frederick on the Cherry Tree | Mullis, Richard William Harry (I126)
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| 578 | KS visited relations in Künzelsau in the 1960s (?) Scheu's birthplace was still standing with the plaque on the wall. I was in Künzelsau in the 1980s and spoke to the museums curator, Herr. Helgeler, who talked of the butchers who went to Yorkshire in the 1800s. Several returned as wealthy men and built the "English Houses" in Künzelsau. This is where the original photgraph and plaque were found (The house having been demolished) - PS From his Obituary and Funeral Oration, we know that Ludwig married in 1868 and had five children, 1 daughter and 4 sons before he died in 1880. Both his and Ferdinand Scheu's Father were called Christian so there is a likelihood they were brothers although almost 20 years between them. | Scheu, Ludwig August (I95)
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| 579 | Lime Cottage, Thames Ditton | Wilkins, Major EIC Robert Bateman (I743)
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| 580 | Lived in Park Street, Chatteris - 1851 census. | Angood, Joseph (I668)
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| 581 | LLD FRS Sanskrit expert first Orientalist of his day translated Bhagavad Gita to English | Wilkins, Sir Charles K.G.H. (I808)
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| 582 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10)
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| 583 | Lucy and her half sister, Mary, lived together in a house in Baker Street | Wilkins, Lucy (I818)
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| 584 | Made will dated 5 Dec 1739 - proved on the oath of John Johnson, the sole executor, 19 April 1760. | Garner, Luce (I1911)
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| 585 | Marriage date confirmed by IGI 456840 - erroneously reported as Maria's birth date in several IGI records. | Family F239
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| 586 | Married by licence. | Angood, Elizabeth (I687)
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| 587 | Married Emily while she was pregnant with Mary by another man (unknown). They were known as "Chuck and Em", Their own 7 children had a long way to go to school as they went to a C of E school that was not local. Sat night they would stroll down to the "Billesley" for half a pint and a port, and then back home whne CH would make their supper. DJM | Horton, Chalmers (I138)
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| 588 | Married into the d'Aubigné family who took the name of Dabny in the UK and America. | Harris, Sarah (I2029)
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| 589 | Married to a Mr Evans | Long, Susan (I2105)
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| 590 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I32)
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| 591 | Married twice. Described as 'the younger' in his mother's will dated 25 Feb 1802 | Dring, Oliver (I1718)
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| 592 | Mary and her half sister, Lucy, lived together in a house in Baker Street | Wilkins, Mary (I817)
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| 593 | Mentioned in her father's will dated 24 April, 1824. | Dring, Martha (I1721)
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| 594 | Mentioned in her father's will dated 24 April, 1826. Left £25. | Dring, Lucy (I667)
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| 595 | Mentioned in the will of Eleanor (Johnson) Dring. His wife Mary was left £50 | Hennessey, Thomas (I1727)
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| 596 | Mentioned in will of Eleanor (Johnson) Dring. His wife Hannah was left £50. | Fullard, Edward (I1729)
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| 597 | Mike Falconer-Flint has christening 22 SEP 1772 not 22 OCT 1772 | Dring, Hannah (I1720)
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| 598 | Moved to Kansas, USA in 1870.(Reed Dring data). | Dring, Nathaniel (I1965)
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| 599 | Needs checking. | Travell, Mary (I1749)
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| 600 | Needs checking. | Family F532
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