Notes
Matches 1,251 to 1,300 of 1,340
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| 1251 | Son ? Daughter Daughter | Maltby, Hugh Richard Carey (I1757)
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| 1252 | Son of John Berry of Newport on Tay. | Berry, William (I2642)
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| 1253 | Son of William Beckwith of Dacre Pasture. See Visitations of the North Part 2 p25 for more on William and pedigree thereof. | Beckwith, Thomas of Sutton Grange (I1571)
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| 1254 | Son William Martin married Anne Cross but died childless in 1717; Nettleswell was passed to descendents of Cuthbert's sister Elizabeth. | Martin, Cuthbert (I1728)
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| 1255 | St Lawrence Churchyard, East Rounton | Bell, 1st Baronet Sir Isaac Lowthian (I0320)
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| 1256 | Succeeded his brother Sir John, who had no male issue. Married ___Mauley, daughter of Nicholas Mauley of Scorborough. | Hotham, Thomas (I3816)
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| 1257 | Sue Merrifield has a lot of personal notes and family documents about the Mitchells which she kindly gave me access to via her family tree. I have no primary sources formany of these facts. | Source (S0216)
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| 1258 | Sue Merrifield has his birth year as 1731, and in that year there's only one registered baptism to a Hugh Mitchell, which is this one and which, furthermore, is in New Cumnock | Mitchell, Hugh (I1062)
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| 1259 | Surname is possibly Mauleverer? | Malyvery, Thomasine (I3651)
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| 1260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | (I0028)
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| 1261 | The | Coffin, John of Alwington (I3556)
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| 1262 | The Adair History & Genealogy (J Barnett Adair, page 26) states that Alexander Adair was the head of all the Adairs of America, through his son Thomas Adair who migrated to Pennsylvania about 1730, and thence to South Carolina. | Adair, Alexander (I1874)
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| 1263 | The Baptismal record shows 15th Feb, but the FamilySearch index says 14th. I go with the former. | Lupton, Arthur (I0332)
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| 1264 | The Bucktons were visiting Elizabeth's (nee Marriot) brother and took their daughters Emma and Alice along. | Buckton, Emma (I0216)
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| 1265 | The Bucktons were visiting Elizabeth's (nee Marriot) brother and took their daughters Emma and Alice along. | Buckton, George (I0522)
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| 1266 | The Bucktons were visiting Elizabeth's (nee Marriot) brother and took their daughters Emma and Alice along. | Marriott, Elizabeth Anne (I0523)
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| 1267 | The Bucktons were visiting Elizabeth's (nee Marriot) brother and took their daughters Emma and Alice along. | Buckton, Alice Mary (I0914)
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| 1268 | The CCED states that he was at Clare Hall, not Clare. | Brice, Rev. Archibald Adair (I0668)
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| 1269 | The date of burial is 20 ", not 20.11, where " is a ditto for the month above, which is April. His age his given as 71, making his year of birth 1747 | Johnson, Benjamin John (I0358)
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| 1270 | The entry reads "Mrs Anne Steer, Wid. of the Revd. Mr Steer, Vicar from Wakefield." | Banks, Ann (I1590)
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| 1271 | The entry reads "William Steer, Hardware Chapman [aka hardware vendor or merchant]". So whilst this doesn't completely conflict with his desciption as a cutler in FMG, it's not perfectly consistent. Secondly, FMG states he was buried in Attercliffe Chapel, whilst this record is for Sheffield Cathedral. | Steer, William of Darnal (I1589)
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| 1272 | The FamilySearch record doesn't mention Hesket, but the FindMyPast transcription does. | Family: Henry Slack / Ann Railton (F0856)
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| 1273 | The FamilySearch record gives the location as Carlisle St Mary, but I'm moving this to Wreay based on other family history in that location and the fact that there isn't a St Mary's in Carlisle itself. | Bell, Isaac (I0631)
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| 1274 | The following extract from his curious epitaph at St John's Church, Charlton, gives his career: 'I was educated at Haileybury and at Pembroke College, Cambridge. For ten years I made tea in India, for two years I made wine in France, for thirty, stained glass windows in England and bad puns all the time. I asked my wife to put up this stone and my beloved children to keep it tidy... | Bryans, Herbert William (I0713)
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| 1275 | The Governor of Stirling Castle was the military officer who commanded Stirling Castle, in Scotland. Control of the castle frequently passed between the Scots and the English during the Wars of Scottish Independence. The castle's military character was maintained for several centuries, the last siege occurring in 1746 during the Jacobite risings. It continued to be used as a military barracks until 1964. | Stewart, Hon. Archibald of Dunearn (I1772)
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| 1276 | The History & Antiquities of Masham (p. 307) gives the year as 1738, not 1739 | Lonsdale, Rev. John (I1186)
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| 1277 | The History & Antiquities of Suffolk, p201, gives her name as Catherine Kirchart and makes her the mother of Sir Robert Adair and William, which seems to be an error. Landed Families gives her as Helen Cathcart of Carlton. | Cathcart, Helen (I1886)
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| 1278 | The line up from Robert continues in Also there is | Newcomen, Robert (I3459)
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| 1279 | The names and location match, but I don't know for certain that this is the right couple. | Family: Charles Liddell / Joan Welford (F0146)
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| 1280 | The obituary for Walter Johson states that he died at his son-in law's residence in Redcar. Harald Dixon was that son-in-law. | Dixon, Harald Raylton (I0432)
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| 1281 | The only record I've found is a Marriage Licence, dated 31st May 1709. The date of the actual wedding is not given. | Family: Rev. William Steer / Ann Banks (F0560)
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| 1282 | The Scots Peerage refers to as "Eleanor or Elene, daughter of William, 2nd Earl of Angus". | Family: 2nd Lord Graham William Graham / Helen Douglas (F0659)
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| 1283 | The source gives his age as 28, whereas he was actually 38. Unfortuntely the original document isn't available so this must be a transcription error. | Family: Col. Sir Edward Brice, CB / Ann Young McMaster (F0316)
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| 1284 | The Visitation of Gloucestershire (1682-1683) has a pedigree for Browne of Corse and Tirley (page 28) which includes a William Browne of Hasfield (d. 1658) but doesn't show a daughter called Mary; however it does show that this William Browne married Mary ___, so it's entirely possible that this is the same person. | Browne, William of Hasfield (I2037)
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| 1285 | There is a burial for Margaret Beckwith of Nutwithcoate, Masham on the 16 Dec 1653 which might be the right person. | Loftis, Margaret (I3675)
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| 1286 | There is a burial of a Nicholas Sawkins 9 Jul 1575 at Elham in Kent. Elham is 2 miles NE of Lyminge so could well be the same person. https://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/monumental-inscriptions/lyminge - this man who died in 1647 has a will at National Archives https://www.kent-opc.org/opcfamilydata/getperson.php?personID=I14299&tree=tree1 has him dying in Jan 1620 The will for that person is here: https://wills.canterbury-cathedral.org/ | Sawkins, Nicholas of Lyming (I3609)
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| 1287 | There is a discrepancy in timing of the marriage between the various sources. | Family: Baronet Sir John Anstruther / Maria Isabella Brice (F0326)
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| 1288 | There is a Pudsey pedigree in Ducatus Leodiensis (acr 258) but not sure if/how they are related Also, visitations of Yorkshire (acr281) has a Stephen Pudsey with a daughter Anne who might be the same person. However, the same pedigree is given in more detail in https://www.skiptoncastle.co.uk/craven-history/12_Parish-of-Long-Preston.pdf where it shows Anne Pudsey marrying John Wiseman. This same pedigree is also in Foster's Yorkshire, vol 2, acr 86 | Pudsey, Stephen (I2877)
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| 1289 | There's a burial record for "Thomas Lee of Herbert Low" for 3 Nov 1772 (FMP/Ancestry) | Lee, Thomas (I2290)
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| 1290 | There's a Charlotte Kelso christened 10 May 1781 at Kilmarnock to a John Kelso. I'm slightly doubtful as all the rest of the children were either christened in Aberdeen or Symington. | Kelso, Charlotte Christina (I0808)
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| 1291 | There's a possibility this is actually "our" Edward Brice (Lieut Col), though I think it's likely a different person. The confusion comes from the military rank, which is similar. | Brice, Col. Edward (I0957)
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| 1292 | There's another baptismal record for Olive dated exactly two years prior: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ6V-6J8 | Lupton, Olive (I0334)
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| 1293 | They didn't marry, apparently | Family: Frank Graham Rice / Edith Cole (F0453)
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| 1294 | Third daughter of Sir Joseph Olliffe, Knight Bachelor, sometime Physician to the British Embassy in Paris | Olliffe, Florence Eveline Eleanore (I0685)
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| 1295 | This appears to be dedicated (at least in part) to Barnaba Chiaramonti (later to be Pius VII) whilst he was Bishop of Imola (=Forocorneliensium). Page 13 onwards has a sort of oratory poem dedicated to Giuliano Mami. There are a whole series of notes which mention many members of the Chiaramonti family. | Source (S0013)
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| 1296 | This date comes from Sue Merrifield - the baptismal records indicate he was born in 1758 which would be more in line with his baptismal date which was also in 1758 | Mitchell, Capt. Hugh R.M. (I1025)
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| 1297 | This has been mis-transcribed as January in Ancestry | Family: John Turner / Elizabeth Pinkney (F0566)
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| 1298 | This is a collection for all the random one-off pages that are scattered through the web | Source (S0304)
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| 1299 | This is a guess - the entry reads "Mr Robert Banks, Viccar [sic]", so this, plus the fact he was buried at Holy Trinity in roughly the right time period is why we assign it. | Banks, Rev. Robert (I1591)
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| 1300 | This is a low confidence attribution, based on the fact that this person died in London and there are no other records of someone of this name dying in London at roughly the right time. | Gipps, Elizabeth (I1411)
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