Dave's Family History
Notes
Matches 10,201 to 10,250 of 10,743
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| 10201 | There are 2 potential BMD matches but based on the DOB given in the 1939 Natial Registration the Q3 entry is the best match. | WILSON, Nellie (I3857)
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| 10202 | There are many Ancestry Trees that have Rachel marrying Jonas Lipman in 1849. However this seems to be an example of the 'Copy & Paste Disease' that seems prevalent on Ancestry these days. The Jacobs-Lipman marriage certificate clearly shows that Rachael's father is Judah Jacobs, whereas the Jacobs-Cohen certificate names Lewis Jacobs, Glassdealer as her father. More details can be found on the Jacobs Tree website:- https://jacobstree.co.uk/2020/02/22/rachael-jacobs-b-circa-1820/ [22/02/2020] | JACOBS, Rachel (I4713)
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| 10203 | There are several candidates for his birth. 1736 - Sep, Dalton, son of James of Newbarns 1736/7* - Feb Aldingham, son of Richard of Newbarns 1738 - Jul. Dalton, son of James of Pesholms *pre 1752 so 1st part of year is mixed date Based on the fact that his marriage bond mentions James Simpson, I am inclined to think that his father was James. That reduces us to 2 options September 1736 and July 1738 Based on his age at death (80) in 1817 that leads us to the 1736 entry. | SIMPSON, Thomas (I1850)
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| 10204 | There are some additional handwritten notes on one of the pages but I am uncertain whether or not they are comtemporaneous with the rest of the document. | Source (S2222)
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| 10205 | There are two entries in the probate calender: 1. April 1919 to his widow, Maurice Winkel & Hubert Meredith ?67,142 19s 3d 2. April 1920 to Felix Lion ?3,187 4s 6d | JACOBS, Judah (I4658)
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| 10206 | There are two possibles for Jane's Death 1835 - Aged 42 1830 - Aged 37 Ironically the age difference and the date death difference are both 5 years, making it very difficult to choose the right one. | BROOM, Jane (I2018)
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| 10207 | There is a daughter called Margaret who was baptised in 1790 who died in infancy. This one is a replacement | ASHBURNER, Margaret (I2099)
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| 10208 | There is a GRO entry that fits, but no Mother's maiden name 1845 OND Ulverston 25 207 | SIMPSON, Agnes (I28)
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| 10209 | There is a Hannah Wilton dying in November 1871 aged 63. Holbeck which is near Leeds. She is buried in Beckett Street Cemeter, Leeds. Listed as a Spinster - which is technically correct as she never actually married. See: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/8999/41419_1831115182_0424-00446?pid=17535&backurl=https://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26dbid%3D8999%26h%3D17535%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DdIO1735%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=dIO1735&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | WILTON, Hannah (I769)
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| 10210 | There is a lot of confusion about her forename. When she marries James Shutt it is listed as Myarham She is consistant with being born in Handsworth In 1861 she is Myrah In 1871 she is Mira In 1881 she is listed as Wyraham In 1891 I haven't found them In 1901 she is Myra A In 1911 she is indexed as Ingraham but it actually reads Myraham In 1939 she is Myra When she dies in 1947 it is as Myra On her BMD birth entry she is Mira | LEWIS, Myarham (I1695)
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| 10211 | There is a memorial to many infants and toddlers in a section called 'Babyland' See | BERTRAND, Baby (I7521)
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| 10212 | There is a memorial to many infants and toddlers in a section called 'Babyland' See | BERTRAND, Baby (I7522)
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| 10213 | There is a possibility that he later went by the names Alfred James Jacobs. On his father's Death Certificate there is an Alfred listed as the first child, which fits. In 1903 there is am Alfred James living with what appear to be siblings David and Robert Orr Jacobs There is also a possibility that he married Ruby May Trayse in 1913 and later divorced her. However there is not enough information to prove this. See divorce papers: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/61565/images/47971_302022005615_2299-00001?treeid=184571914&personid=342414467722&usePUB=true&_phsrc=JJY10&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&pId=12536 | JACOBS, Humphrey James (I4102)
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| 10214 | There is a possibility that Julius' parents were Adolph and Bertha and that Bertha's mother in law was Buna Ahrens This was found on Ancestry in the 1867 census for Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The family comprises of: Adolph Sussmann Bertha Sussmann Julius Sussmann Leopold Sussmann Buna Ahrens Rebecca Sussmann Minna Sussmann Isidor Sussmann They can be found using the following link (provided you have full Ancestry access) http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?htx=View&r=5538&dbid=1066&iid=CSDEU1867_15185-0538&fn=Adolph&ln=Sussmann&st=d&ssrc=&pid=1228402 | SUSMAN, Julius (I4414)
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| 10215 | There is a possible marriage to Margaret Wetherld 18/02/1798 at Kirby Wiske but it not proven | WILTON, Thomas (I2607)
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| 10216 | There is a possible son: Michael John David Guinnane Born c.1950s Source: FMP search found in UK Companies House https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=192/GUINNANE/MICHAEL/KT18/4070702601 He married Angela N O'Leary in 1998 | GUINNANE, Victor John V (I3702)
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| 10217 | There is a potential death entry - AMJ 1879 Kensington 1A 33 - Age 91 The name is Louis Isaac, so not a guaranteed match | ISAACS, Lewis (I6963)
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| 10218 | There is also a matching BMD for 1888 with unknown mother's maiden name. Q1 1888 Bootle 10B 633 | NEWTON, Alfred Henry (I3821)
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| 10219 | There is another transcript that gives the date as 3rd Jul 1881 | Family: Joseph WOODBURN / Sarah Ann STEEL (F2385)
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| 10220 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6503)
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| 10221 | There is debate about the birth of Michael Mackney / Michael Dawes Lorna Holtom's family were under the impression that he was Michael Dawes. George FH Mackney had supposedly left the family 4 years before Michael's birth. My personal view is that the father was Nicholas Dawes, but was originally registered as Mackney as Kathleen was not yet married to Dawes [DS 08/0/2021] There is a BMD entry for 1960 JAS 1960 Mackney, Michael W. Hartlepool 1A 1624 - Mother's maiden name: Penistone There is also an entry for 1961 JAS 1961 Dawes, Michael W. Hartlepool 1A 1669 - Mother's maiden name: Penistone The 1961 transcription on FreeBMD has a note next to it:- | DAWES, Michael (I6510)
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| 10222 | There is no real evidence to suport this person. When Hannah is born she is named Martin with no maiden name for her mother, thus implying that she is illegitimate. Elizabeth is listed in the 1841 census as being Furnass but in 1851 she is Martin. On her marriage certificate Hannah lists her father as being Thomas Martin (Deceased) | MARTIN?, Thomas (I2127)
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| 10223 | There is no trace of any marriage between Reginal Hugall and Matilda Rebecca Jacobs. Evidence for middle name is from Ellen's Baptism certificate. | HUGALL, Reginald Herbert (I5082)
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| 10224 | There is one main source for information on George Wheatley and that is the Houghton Heritage website. The main source is in the Houghton Hillside Cemetry document which can be found at http://houghtonlespring.org.uk/schools/hillside_cemetery_resources/houghton_hillside_cemetery_factsheets.pdf Look at page 6 of the document which gives a lot of information about him. However, a pinch of salt may be required when reading about his military exploits - not because they have got it wrong, rather it is more likely that George expanded on the truth a little. He is supposed to have served in the Royal Navy during the Crimean War and lost a leg to a cannonball. He was also awarded medals. Unfortunately I haven't been able to substantiate any of this as yet. [D Simpson December 2011] | WHEATLEY, George (I2400)
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| 10225 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Henry (I815)
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| 10226 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Philip (I876)
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| 10227 | There is potential for confusion over the records of the Sun Fire Office insurance company. We have Henry and Philip associated with several properties both singly and jointly. Unfortunately it is not clear whether this refers to Philip and his BROTHER Henry, or his SON Henry, or even both at different times. The best indication that we have is that in 1819 we start to get policies as Philip Jacobs & Son. I have therefore made the assumption that before that date it is the two brothers. At present it suffices to identify that the Jacobs were associated with these addresses. | JACOBS, Henry (I4008)
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| 10228 | There is some uncertainty about this child. In 1845 Moses [Z 009] is in court and a witness called Solomon Jacobs who describes himself as ' I am the brother of the defendant ( Moses Jacobs) ... he is an attorney at law and solicitor 101 Berwick Street'. This implies that he does exist under one name or another. | JACOBS, Samuel-Solomon (I4724)
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| 10229 | There was a hope that Elijah might have had a son, Robert, who would turn out to be connected to Lesley Holdsworth, but this is not the case (23/03/2019) | MCNAIR, Elijah (I768)
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| 10230 | There was a Marriage Notice published on 19 Nov 1826 in Harrington. Gives no extra information | Family: John SANDERSON / Elizabeth FERRY (F24)
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| 10231 | There was some confusion as to who Sara really was. In 1854 William marries Sarah Slater - fact. However, in the 1881 census they have an Edward Turner living with them who is listed as Father-in-Law, thus implying that she is Sarah Turner. However, when she married William her father's name was not given. The answer is simple: She was born illegitimate - see baptism, but her mother then married Edward Turner (presumably her father). In the 1841 census she is listed as Turner and in the 1881 Edward is listed as father in law to her husband. There remains one small puzzle, that of the 10 year gap in having children between 1860 and 1870. | Family: William WOODBURN / Sarah SLATER (F148)
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| 10232 | There were two possible baptism entries, both in Haslingden. One in 1818 and one in 1819. Both fathers were John but one was a Joiner and the other a weaver, which was the occupation that Abraham gave for his father on his marriage entry. | HEYS, Abraham (I2027)
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| 10233 | There would appear to be another Lacey/McDonald family in Whitehaven. Found births that wouldn't fit | Family: Peter LACEY / Julia MCDONALD (F1006)
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| 10234 | These divorce proceedings were abandoned. In 1903 Theresa started divorce proceedings against Sydney. At the time Theresa gave her address as 49 Church Road, Hoylake. There is one child, Robert Cecil Jacobs - born 24 June 1897 No details are given as to why the petition was abandoned and there is no response from Sydney. | Family: Sydney JACOBS / Theresa LA GRANGE (F2085)
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| 10235 | They are rooming in the home. Mary is recorded as Molly Occupation: Operator Married at age 25 (Cedric), 19 (Mary) Both born in England Mary emmigrated in 1917 | CASTLE, Mary Agnes (Mollie) (I2164)
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| 10236 | They are rooming in the home. Transcribed as Cedrio Electrical Engineer Married at age 25 (Cedric), 19 (Mary) Both born in England Cedric emmigrated in 1906 | MOLLARD, Cedric (I7540)
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| 10237 | They give their address as Shaw Cross, Dewsbury which is about 10 miles away from Holbeck. | HORN, Robert Henry (I3229)
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| 10238 | This address given by her husband on passenger list. | STEELE, Agnes (I2136)
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| 10239 | This address given on Daniel's Probate Record | TYSON, Beatrice Annie (I1731)
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| 10240 | This address given on son, John's, passenger list | WOODBURN, Mary (I508)
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| 10241 | This census is a bit of a mess, but should be interpreted as Rachel Cohen Head 41 M Marine Store Dealer Angel Cohen Son 14 U Milcah Jacobs Mother 64 Wid Marine Store Dealer Leah Jacobs Sister 25 U Dressmaker | JACOBS, Leah (I4021)
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| 10242 | This copy of David's will was extracted as a transcript from the 2nd divorce petition of his son Syndey. | JACOBS, David (I4711)
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| 10243 | This entry found in Great Synagogue birth records Father is listed as Pais [Philip] son of David Letson. As we have no record of Beila (Elizabeth?) later, it is possible that she died young. | JACOBS, Beila (I4350)
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| 10244 | This entry on www.findagrave.com Gives his age as 74 and lists him as son of Lionel Nathan Date of death given as 01/01/1894 | NATHAN, Ezra (I3401)
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| 10245 | This explains why her son Herbert gave her sister as his next of kin when in the army. | WARD, Elizabeth (I1978)
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| 10246 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7847)
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| 10247 | This is a boarding house. Married and 2 children with her. | NERWICH, Harriet Matilda (I3996)
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| 10248 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agrees that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks but later articles refer to him as Jacobs. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Sampson (I4785)
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| 10249 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agress that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Lawrence (I774)
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| 10250 | This is a contentious entry as not everyone agress that these three are the sons of Moses & Sarah. I have taken to decision to make the entry with this qualification in the hope that it can later be proved/disproved: Sampson Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs and Lawrence Jacobs are charged with Larceny from a Dwelling. Note that in the newspaper entry from the 14th., Sampson is named as Sampson Marks. Samuel and Laurence (sic) were discharged and the case was dropped against Sampson. However the articles clearly link them as brothers. | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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