Notes
Matches 1,301 to 1,340 of 1,340
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| 1301 | This is for information taken from Ancestry trees that I haven't personally verified. Take with a large pinch of salt. | Source (S0352)
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| 1302 | This is likely to be the right person, but not certain | Welford, Joan (I0431)
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| 1303 | This was conducted in a pub, to convert from Quaker to Church of England in advance of marrying Phoebe Walton. | Pattinson, Hugh Lee FRS (I0581)
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| 1304 | Took the regal name Robert on accession to the throne. | Stewart, King Robert III of Scotland Robert III of Scotland John (I1817)
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| 1305 | Twin brother of Robert. Died on military service. | Bruce, John Nigel Grey (I2298)
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| 1306 | Twin of Charles. | Haultain, Rev. Francis (I0921)
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| 1307 | Twin of Francis. | Haultain, Charles (I0918)
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| 1308 | Twin of Michael | Callander, John (I1359)
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| 1309 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | (I2639)
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| 1310 | Twin with Nigel | Sir Edward Redston Warner KCMG, OBE (I2637)
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| 1311 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | (I2104)
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| 1312 | Various options for where he was from but Kingsnorth, just near Ashford in Kent, seems most likely Stirnet has dob 1500 but I don't find a source for that. | Clarke, Humphrey of Kingsnorth (I3685)
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| 1313 | Visitations continues up for another four generations with no spouses. | Clapham, Edmund (I3671)
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| 1314 | Visitations of the NOrth part 2 p2 has a Buckton pedigree (but too early to link in here). See 1851 census for occupation Marriage witnessed by Sarah and Elizabeth Metcalf (sisters of Mary?) | Buckton, James (I0912)
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| 1315 | Visitations of Yorkshire shows his first wife as ___ Prys, and second wife as Agnes Sekelbrice. | Barnby, John of Barnby (I3230)
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| 1316 | Was already "proferred" in marriage to Charles Andrews at the time of her father Thomas' will in 1652, so presumably born in the early 1630s and the eldest of the children. She died, possibly in 1662 (see burial at All Saints 16 Jul 1662) and Charles her husband re-married, to Mary Alston in 1674. | Gunton, Ann (I3206)
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| 1317 | Was apparently five years older than her husband...2nd marriage? | Heywood, Katherine (I1635)
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| 1318 | Was at the battle of Poitiers (1356) and winning of Calais (Baronetage), which means he must have been born no later than, say 1335. | Clarke, Sir John (I3856)
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| 1319 | Was dead by the time of his mother's death (see her memorial, where William is listed as the only surviving son) | Gylby, Robert (I1711)
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| 1320 | Was dead by the time of his mother's death (see her memorial, where William is listed as the only surviving son) | Gylby, Thomas (I1712)
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| 1321 | Was only 16 or so when he married and had | Menteith, William of Randiford (I2955)
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| 1322 | Was the *brother* of David Maule of Boath, not the son (confirmed by both french pedigree, red book, and French ped shows him fl. 1561 He and his wife were granted Cairncorthie by his brother David in 1614, which means they must have been married by then. But probably long before that. Guestimate born c. 1545 to make him a younger brother of David. | Maule, George of Cairncorthie and Muircloss (I2969)
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| 1323 | We don't know for sure that this is the right person, other than the coincidence in names. | McIlwraith, Sarah (I1063)
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| 1324 | Wedding was officiated by William Bryans (father of the groom). | Family: Arthur Bryans / Annie Jessie Burn-Murdoch (F0135)
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| 1325 | Why did he get baptised aged 26? Possibly because he married the next year - there is a Robert Burtsal who married in Kensington | Burtsal, Robert (I3153)
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| 1326 | Widow of John Castillon. | Clement, Ann (I2327)
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| 1327 | Widow of John de Burgh (who died 18 June 1313) Founder of Clare College, Cambridge. | de Clare, Elizabeth (I2888)
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| 1328 | Widow of Robert de Brus, 2nd Lord of Annandale | MacWilliam, Isabel (I3415)
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| 1329 | Wife Jane. | Cross, John (I2234)
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| 1330 | Wikipedia has birth c. 1260. | Stewart, 5th High Steward of Scotland James (I2182)
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| 1331 | Will dated 1815. Bequests to son Henry Thomas Gruaz, brother-in-law Richard Rice and sister-in-law Mary Rice. Also to John Rice of Teddington, Thomas Rice of Teddington Also to William McPherson Rice (junior) | Gruaz, Louys (I1294)
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| 1332 | Will search strategy: Prerogative Court of Canterbury Name John Johnson Died 1746-1816 (assuming he was 21 in 1746 when Benjamin John was born, this allows him to live until he was 91) Candidates: John Johnson, Gentleman, probate 19 July 1763 John Johnson, gentleman of Gillingham, Kent, probatge 31 January 1766 JKohn Johnson, gentleman of Croydon, probate 11 Feb 1793 John Johnson, yeoman of Teddington, probate 29 Oct 1779 John Johnson of Saint Giles, Middlesex, probate 22 Sep 1768 John Johnson of St James WEstminster, prob 23 Jul 1773 John Johnson, Gentleman of Tower of London, prob 10 Sep 1772 John Johnson, Gentleman of Allhallows, prob 16 may 1774 John Johnson, Gentleman, of St Martin in the fields, prob 10 nov 1797 | Johnson, John (I0616)
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| 1333 | Will: https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D791028 (not this Thomas Lister but possibly a grandfather?) | Lister, Thomas (I2610)
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| 1334 | William was granted the Kinhilt estate in Wigtownshire in Galloway. Kinhilt was near Lochans. today all that I can find is a Kinhilt Farm nearby. However, there is a Kinhilt Street in Ballymena, reflecting the later centre of activities for the Adairs. | Adair, Sir William of Kinhilt (I1908)
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| 1335 | William's brother Walter Rankin was the vicar for the wedding. | Family: William Fountain Johnson / Isabella Hawthorn (F0186)
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| 1336 | Yorkshire Pedigrees says he married Isabella St Philibert, but Richardson (whom I trust more) has him marrying Isabel Comyn. | Clarell, Sir Thomas of Aldwark (I2885)
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| 1337 | Younger twin brother (of Alexander) | Stewart, James II of Scotland James (I2175)
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| 1338 | Youngest child of eight, and only son. | Mitchell, Hugh (I1062)
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| 1339 | Youngest daughter of John Shield of Newcastle-upon-Tyne | Shield, Mary (I0417)
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| 1340 | Youngest son Aitcheson Alexander Mack was born 1802. | Gillies, Jean (I1392)
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