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Matches 3,841 to 3,920 of 22,073
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| 3841 | Parish records state age at death was 36 years. | LITTLEJOHNS William (I14647)
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| 3842 | Parish Register lists burial under the year 1687, however the entries are sequential. Given the fact that she died after giving birth and was married in May 1687 she couldn't have been burial in February 1687. | JEFFORD Grace (I49)
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| 3843 | Parish Register signed by the Parish Curate Josesh PRUST states the Elizabeth TREMEER died aged 84 which appears to be incorrect. | TREMERE Elizabeth (I1866)
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| 3844 | Passed away while undergoing an operation. Lest We Forget. | SCHROETER Leonard Percy (I12843)
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| 3845 | Past President of the Canadian Trotting Association. | HAYES John Gordon (I50059)
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| 3846 | Paternoster Row Wesleyan Methodist Registry, London LND. | JEWELL Lydia (I38013)
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| 3847 | Patrick William KELLY and Hilda Jane ERWIN had 13 children. | KELLY Patrick William, ((probable twin) (I13540)
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| 3848 | Per sister Clara's obituary. | BISSETT Mary Maud Adeline (I31506)
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| 3849 | per steamship 'Wyoming' Into Place: USA | BROOKS Jane (I48855)
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| 3850 | Perpetual Vicar of Poughill CON from 1623 to 1652. In 1641, John, together with sons Alexander and Phillip, signed a document known as the Protestation. During the spring of 1641 there was great unrest in Parliament with discord between the House of Commons and the Lords, and plots and sub-plots against both the King and Parliament itself. In May 1641 Parliament agreed upon the following Protestation Oath: 'I do, in the presence of Almighty God, promise, vow and protest to maintain and defend, as far as lawfully I may, with my Life, Power and Estate, the true reformed Protestant Religion, expressed in the Doctrines of the Church of England, against all Popery and Popish Innovations, within the Realm, contrary to the same Doctrines, and according to the Duty of my Allegiance, His Majesties Royal Person, Honour and Estate, as also the Power and Privileges of Parliaments, the Lawful Rights and Liberties of the Subjects, and every person that maketh this Protestation, in whatsoever he shall do in the lawful Pursuance of the same; and to my power, and as far as lawfully I may, I will oppose and by all good ways and means endeavour to bring to condign punishment all such as shall, either by Force, Practice, Counsels, Plots, Conspiracies, or otherwise, do any Thing to the contrary of any Thing in this present Protestation contained; and further, that I shall in all just and honourable ways, endeavour to preserve the Union and Peace betwixt the three Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland; and neither for Hope, Fear nor any other Respect shall relinquish this Promise, Vow and Protestation.' On the 6th May,1641 a Bill was introduced into the House of Commons imposing the signing of the Protestation on all Englishmen of 18 years and above. All who refused to sign were deemed unfit to hold office in Church or Commonwealth. At the end of February or the beginning of March 1641 priests read out the Protestation in the parish churches. The parishioners then signed or made their mark before him, and the other officials, who testified that the oath had been taken, or refused. There follows a list of names of signatories. These include many names that subsequently appear in the family, such as Pudner, Uglow, Grenaway, and Barnard and Timothy Davye (signatories of the will). The three Cornish names are "John Cornish, Vicar", Phillip Cornish and Alexander Cornish. ref: Cornwall Online Parish Clerks website, http://www.cornwall-opc-database.org/ _____ | Rev. CORNISH John (I26008)
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| 3851 | Peter ELLIOT shown as Peter ALLIOT in OCP marriages for North Tamerton, CON. | Family F473
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| 3852 | PHILLIPS is her married name from her first marriage. | PHILLIPS Elizabeth Ann (I34916)
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| 3853 | Phoebe Ann Clarissa FAIRFAX also married John (Jack) Russell STAFFORD in 1902. They had the following children: John Russell b. 1903, d. 1903, Gordon John b. 1904, d. 1971, Irene Rosalie b. 1906, Lionel John Patrick b. 1907, d. 1976, Doreen b. 1909. | FAIRFAX Phoebe Ann Clarissa (I109)
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| 3854 | Piece SCT1841/684, Folio 8, Page 28 | DRUMMOND Robert (I2044)
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| 3855 | Pioneering flax grower at Strathkellar VIC and secretary of Victorian Flaxgrowers Association. | WALTER Ernest Vinson (I2739)
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| 3856 | Pittosporum, Garden F2, Bed 9, Rose 04 | TUCKER Sybil Blanche (I6612)
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| 3857 | Pittosporum, Garden F2, Bed 9, Rose 04 | HAYDEN Thomas (I6622)
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| 3858 | Pittosporum, Garden F2, Bed 9, Rose 04 | HAYDEN Louisa Faith (I6638)
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| 3859 | PKANG-F-060 | CURD Henry (I11932)
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| 3860 | Place of enlistment: St. Kilda VIC. | CLEMENTS Betty Margaret (I12300)
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| 3861 | Place of residence at time of death. | CHURLEY Helen Sinclair (I1658)
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| 3862 | Place of residence at time of death. | MCGINTY Edward John (I3644)
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| 3863 | Place of residence of John Walter and May Violet JOHNS at the time of the death of their son John Walter JOHNS. | JOHNS John Walter (I11922)
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| 3864 | Place of residence of John Walter and May Violet JOHNS at the time of the death of their son John Walter JOHNS. | STEWART May Violet (I11923)
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| 3865 | Place= Town End, HO107/223/3, Born in County. Occupation= Apprentice. James FISH father of his wife to be Mary is listed as a Carpenter so John is very likely an apprentice carpenter. | WALTER John (I3353)
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| 3866 | Place= Town End, HO107/223/3, Born in County. | FISH Mary (I12220)
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| 3867 | Placed in foster care. | MEENAN Roy (I18707)
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| 3868 | Plan: 7 Section: 7 Type: ROSE Bed: I Lot: 11 | HILL Margaret Jean (I3640)
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| 3869 | Plan: 8, Section: A, Allotment: 4 | TREADWELL John Thomas (I4405)
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| 3870 | PLAW4-001-0018 | ARGUS Albert William (I19126)
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| 3871 | Played 33 games of AFL football for the Saint Kilda Football Club. | GREIG Dean (I9963)
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| 3872 | Played one test as a Centre. | SMITH Lancelot Machattie (I14258)
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| 3873 | Played six senior games of football for the Geelong Football Club in the Victorian Football League (later the AFL) between 1927-1929. | COMBEN Aubrey Owen (I8697)
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| 3874 | Pllot: Hakea Place 212 | MOREY Nellie May (I42111)
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| 3875 | Plot #30, Row I, Grave #9 | MAINHOOD Joseph J. (I23908)
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| 3876 | Plot 1, Row D, Grave 1 | MCGANN Henry Norman (I19712)
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| 3877 | Plot 165 | MILLS Albert William (I25366)
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| 3878 | Plot 190 | MILLS Ernest Stanley (I25367)
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| 3879 | Plot 2, Row C, #14 | MEENAN Michael (I101)
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| 3880 | Plot 22, Row A, Grave 14 | GEORGE John Stawell (I6335)
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| 3881 | Plot 3, Row A, Grvel5 | SANFORD Gordon Charles (I37279)
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| 3882 | Plot 3, Row D, Grave 42 This cemetery is 2.5 miles West of Corbie. | PIPER William James Loan, MM (I20376)
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| 3883 | Plot 4, Row C, Grave 11 | TREADWELL James John, MM (I4500)
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| 3884 | Plot 5. E. 9. | SANDERS Norman Hilton (I26905)
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| 3885 | Plot 8. J. 8. | SIMS Sidney Ashton (I29063)
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| 3886 | Plot : East, Wall 38,Niche F001 | CORBELL Maurice Clair (I29275)
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| 3887 | Plot A, Row G, Grave 97. Wife's address given as Kamsack SAS. | BRIMACOMBE Leslie (I5907)
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| 3888 | Plot A5C-Anglican FM 5C, Position 2545. Her brother Bob is buried in the same plot. | WEATHERED Ruby Myrtle May (I1359)
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| 3889 | Plot B.243. | SHIELLS Leslie John (I24878)
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| 3890 | Plot Block Y, Lot 23 | COTTLE Walter Oxham (I6655)
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| 3891 | Plot D60 | HEARN Winifred Augusta Spence (I35107)
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| 3892 | Plot DG 021. No Headstone | PILLMAN Leonard (I35686)
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| 3893 | Plot Methodist, Section 10, Grave 280 | HUNTER Marjorie Fidelia (I49605)
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| 3894 | Plot Methodist, Section 10, Grave 280 | HOWES Lloyd (I49607)
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| 3895 | Plot Methodist, Section 10, Grave 280 | HOWES Susan Raelene (I49608)
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| 3896 | Plot No. 3, Row M, Grave 16 | LANE Charles Henry Chepmell (I42644)
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| 3897 | Plot No. C of E, YA 1 | SYMONS Harry Hurford (I3867)
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| 3898 | Plot Utg, F | CAMPBELL Thomas William (I38888)
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| 3899 | Plot VII, Row N.C. Grave No. 985 | SHUTTLEWORTH Arthur Nameby (I36852)
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| 3900 | Plot XI. G. 4. | WHITE William Lisle Christie (I18191)
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| 3901 | Plot: | TINKLER Elizabeth Mabel (I8494)
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| 3902 | Plot: | MATTHEWS Emily Marjorie (I35056)
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| 3903 | Plot: #310 | CLEMMER Daniel Joseph (I6710)
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| 3904 | Plot: 0221 E | BARKWELL Stella Gertrude Violet (I10947)
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| 3905 | Plot: 0221 H | PERKINS Wilber Maroes (I36285)
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| 3906 | Plot: 1*177*N | MORTON William Henry (I32391)
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| 3907 | PLot: 10-G0150A | SNELL Ione Evelyn (I28474)
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| 3908 | Plot: 10-G0150A | ROBLIN Arthur Beltrand (I28477)
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| 3909 | Plot: 12-5-39 | WALTERS Agnes Sophia (I3322)
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| 3910 | Plot: 12-5-39 | MAINHOOD Joseph (I17989)
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| 3911 | Plot: 121F | WALTER Leonard Lorne (I16831)
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| 3912 | Plot: 14*47*N | WALTER Tryphena Damaris (I1524)
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| 3913 | Plot: 14*47*N | WILSON William James (I1778)
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| 3914 | Plot: 14.00 Block IV and 15 | WEIR Isabella (I43893)
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| 3915 | Plot: 14.00 Block IV and 15 | TREWIN Edment (I43840)
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| 3916 | Plot: 15-G0139 | WALLACE Violet Margaret (I29570)
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| 3917 | Plot: 17*BE4*N | TREWIN Maurice Arnold (I44102)
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| 3918 | Plot: 182 | FOUND Percival Horace Robinson (I45017)
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| 3919 | Plot: 183 | FOUND Thomas Johnson (I45014)
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| 3920 | Plot: 184 | FOUND May Mary Margaret (I45016)
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