Dave's Family History
Notes
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| 201 | Abode: Forge | THACKERAY, Thomas (I8074)
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| 202 | Absent Voters Lists military details Frederick William Curtis Reg No. 12530 Pte. A.P.C. (Army Pay Corps) | CURTIS, Frederick William (I9538)
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| 203 | Absent Voters Lists military details Frederick William Curtis Reg No. 12530 Pte. A.P.C. (Army Pay Corps) | CURTIS, Ernest Philip (I9557)
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| 204 | Abstract of Title. Note that Michael is only named as Nathan | NATHAN, Michael (I762)
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| 205 | According to 1911 census she had 3 children who died. | WOODBURNE, Elizabeth Ann (I236)
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| 206 | According to a Removal order that was served on her parents, Maria is the mother of Isabella who was illegitimate. We also learn that Maria has abandoned Isabella and left her with her parents. | JACOBS, Maria (I4356)
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| 207 | According to an email from Anne Harris-Piccoli of New York in April 2013, Milcah was known in the family as Amelia | LEVY, Milcah (I4017)
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| 208 | According to an email from Anthony Braham in March 2009 Eileen was married twice, first to a Mr Pate and then to Elwyn Churchill. When she married Churchill she is indexed as both Pate and Braham as he maiden name which tends to confirm Anthony's story. But why comment about it being before 1937? [DS 13/11/2015] I have not managed to find anything to match at all. Tried: Braham = Pate (all years) but no results Lil* Braham (all years) but nothing suitable | BRAHAM, Lillian Elizabeth (I570)
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| 209 | According to an email from Penny Dias the Dias family were Sephardic Jews rather than Ashkenazi which the Jacobs appear to have been. | DIAS, Daniel (I4049)
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| 210 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2218)
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| 211 | According to article in 'The Era' she was buried in the family vault at Heywood. | LOMAS, Margaret (I196)
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| 212 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Yaakov (Yankel) BADDIEL / Living (F1699)
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| 213 | According to Find-A-Grave entry for his mother | CASHMORE, Michael (I10678)
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| 214 | According to Hazel Bell she emigrated to Australia in 1935 Details for Birth and Death from Hazel Bell's tree on Ancestry | WEBSTER, Bertha Agnes (I1940)
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| 215 | According to Hazel Bell Thomas & Bertha emigrated to Canada after Francis & Thomas were born. | Family: Thomas WEBSTER / Bertha Ann DENNEY (F609)
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| 216 | According to Hazel Bell: My dad, Sidney Daniel, was a widower with 3 children, Florence, Evelyn & Leonard, when he & mum married in January 1936. According to dad, he & mum met & married in 6 weeks. . | DANIEL, Sidney St Clair (I1943)
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| 217 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, Amy, Olive & Esther stayed in Saltaire 2 Children | LLEWELLYN, Amy (I2149)
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| 218 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, Amy, Olive & Esther stayed in Saltaire 4 Children | LLEWELLYN, Esther (I2199)
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| 219 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, Amy, Olive & Esther stayed in Saltaire No children | LLEWELLYN, Olive (I2153)
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| 220 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, Dorothy married and moved to New Zealand after WWII 2 Children | LLEWELLYN, Dorothy (I2200)
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| 221 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, Frank went to Scarborough and then on to Southern Rhodesia,as it then was. No children | LLEWELLYN, Frank (I2154)
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| 222 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, John Charles and James moved to Isle of Wight Had two children | LLEWELLYN, John Charles (I2198)
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| 223 | According to John Rolfe-Dickinson, John Charles and James moved to Isle of Wight No children | LLEWELLYN, James (I2155)
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| 224 | According to June Keating Rose was christened Rosina Amelia | JACOBS, Rosina Amanda (I4088)
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| 225 | According to Letitia and Charlotte's Birth entry on official GRO index, mother's maiden name was Hebden but can't find suitable marriage | HEBDEN, Maria (I2586)
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| 226 | According to Maureen, he was a Steward in the Merchant Navy. He eventually went away and never bothered coming home. Family from New Brighton | GODFREY, Alfred (I216)
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| 227 | According to my mother, Alice married Wilson Clegg(s) but she must have got confused because it was Hannah (Annie) who married Wilson I now believe that my mother got confused with the similarity in surnames - Clegg and Gregge [03/11/2016] | MACKNEY, Alice (I204)
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| 228 | According to my mother: John was eldest son - approximately 1 year older than my mother so born approx 1930 Also went to sea. Died young - never married. | GODFREY, John Sydney (I217)
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| 229 | According to my mother: One of Sarah Ann's brothers was a clown, the other had a bird act | MACKNEY, Sarah Ann (I125)
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| 230 | According to Phil Kirby they lived in Croydon | Family: Louis COURLANDER / Gertrude HART (F3413)
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| 231 | According to Phil Kirby's research she became a silent film actress. See: https://www.british-genealogy.com/threads/91960-ELLIS-JAMES-DAVIS-1850-1905-ANITA-DAVIES?highlight=ellis+james+davis | DAVIS, Eliza Athalia Minia (I5289)
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| 232 | According to Robert Ward in his book, William and David emigrated to Australia 12/4/2016 | LEVY, William Lawrence (I4744)
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| 233 | According to Robert Ward in his book, William and David emigrated to Australia in 1853 Ward reports that he became a leading Sydney lawyer. 12/4/2016 | LEVY, David Lawrence (I5119)
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| 234 | According to Rodney Herbert, "Pop's actual date of birth is 6th November 1923, infact he was actually born on the 5th November but his father Alfred (Alf) made a mistake on the registry paper when he lodged the paper work to register his birth. It was always a family joke that he had 2 birthdays." Fact Flags: Preferred | BEATTIE, Norman James (I5066)
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| 235 | According to the Banns Albert was living in Rhyl | Family: Albert John CASTLE / Agnes STEELE (F687)
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| 236 | According to the website:- http://houghtonlespring.org.uk/publichouses/houghton_pubs_jolly_farmers.htm 1894 - George Haswell, victualler and farmer, Jolly Farmers, Market Place. 1901 - John Wheatley b. 1863, publican. His son, also John, aged 18 years, worked at the Mill House sweet factory opposite. 1904 - The Jolly Farmers Inn was owned by John Wheatley, confectioner, in March 1904, his son Sidney Wheatley, 20m, died at the premises, and was buried at Hillside Cemetery. 1911 - The Jolly Farmers was occupied by John Wheatley, 48 years, inn keeper, with his wife Mary Ann Wheatley, and others. . His son, Albert Wheatley, aged 19 years, worked as a sugar boiler at the Mill House sweet factory. | WHEATLEY, John (I2391)
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| 237 | According to Thomas Mackney Wilton's marriage cert, James was a bricklayer. | MCNAIR, James (I250)
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| 238 | Accounts Clerk | JACOBS, Stanley Louis (I6422)
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| 239 | Accused another woman of using counterfeit money | BENJAMIN, Mary (I4113)
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| 240 | Acording to Phil Kirby they had at lest one son and possibly 4 other children. Believed they lived in Rome | Family: Pietro SANTA MARIA / Constance Amelia HART (F3429)
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| 241 | Acrobat | LOMAS, Robert (I315)
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| 242 | Actor | CROTTY, Frederick James (I229)
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| 243 | Actor - Theatrical Profession Married 9 years Children: 3, 1 living, 2 dead Surname given as Stanley | GREGGE, Ernest William Stanley (I2714)
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| 244 | Actress | BOWMAN, Margaret Louise (I367)
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| 245 | Actress - Theatrical Profession Married 9 years Children: 3, 1 living, 2 dead Surname given as Stanley | MACKNEY, Alice (I204)
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| 246 | Actual date supplied by Roy Parker Fact Flags: Preferred | LAMBERT, Raymond Alan (I4654)
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| 247 | Actual DOD from Paula Buday's Ancestry tree Fact Flags: Preferred | LATHAM, John (I7109)
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| 248 | Actual listed age is 7 weeks Ref: 1864/9536 Don't know where the death place came from, but it is close to Clyde, Otago where brother David was born [03/12/2015] Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, Simeon (I4061)
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| 249 | Additional addresses mentioned: 1 Culum Street and Sydney View Villa. This information was brought to my attention by Philip Kirby in his post on British Genealogy https://www.british-genealogy.com/forum/threads/84778-SARAH-ALMA-JACOBS-ALFRED-ABRAHAM-BENJAMIN Post No. 7 Alfred was charged, along with two others, with Deception and Forgery regarding some Sandwich Island postage stamps. There appear to have been 29 counts of charges against them, 24 of which were dismissed for lack of proof. On the emaining 5 counts they were all found guilty. Sentence for Alfred was Six month's hard labour Phi Kirby also notes: The address of 1 Cullum Street is important because it was the shop from which Alfred Benjamin and his partner Sarpy traded from 1888. | BENJAMIN, Alfred (I4996)
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| 250 | Address from Barrie Francis [Nov 2020] Fact Flags: Preferred | FRANCIS, Nathaniel Lionel (I6363)
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