Notes
Matches 1,551 to 1,600 of 1,963
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| 1551 | Plot:- R T M Pescott Lawn, Row BC, Grave 47 | SHARMAN, William Alec (I43)
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| 1552 | Plot:- R.T.M. Prescott Lawn, Row BT, Grave 09 | PAYNE, Dorothy Flora (I16)
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| 1553 | Plot:- R.T.M. Prescott Lawn, Row BT, Grave 09 | STEPHENSON, James Samuel (I17)
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| 1554 | Plot:- Reflection Garden, Wall S, Level A, Niche 163 | PAYNE, Janice Mary (I390)
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| 1555 | Plot:- Rock Pool, Garden Bed 10, Section GN, Position 132 | WITTICK, Hazel Esma Florrie (I900)
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| 1556 | Plot:- Rock Pool, Garden Bed 10, Section GN, Position 132 | BROWN, Noel (I914)
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| 1557 | Plot:- Roman Catholic I, Grave 4301 Mr, James William George Clark, a resident of Buckingham-street, Richmond, died on Sunday last at the age of 60 years. Mrs. Clark had pre-deceased her husband, who was the father of nine children, of whom two sons and two daughters survive him. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon his remains being Interred in the Fawkner Cemetery. Richmond Guardian (Vic. : 1884 - 1885; 1894 - 1897; 1900 - 1930), Saturday 2 August 1930, page 2 | CLARK, James William George (I375)
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| 1558 | Plot:- Sect Wesleyan, grave# J 038 | DU FROCQ, Emily Mary (I1503)
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| 1559 | Plot:- Sect. M1 Row TT Plot 12 Buried with Honours Victim of Warship Murder -. Sydney' April 21. Tlie remains of George Ritchie, the young seaman who was the victim of theriiurder on H.M.A.S. Brisbane, were -buried with -naval honours'- at Rook-wood on-Saturday. ' Fourteen seamen from the ship,., all- young Australians, .attended in charge, of Lieutenant Kennedy, and proceeded from the cemetery. 'railway station to - the burial place, in slow marching order. Half of their "number constituted .a/ firing party, and carried' reversed arms. the coffin of polished cedar >vas;. draped with a . Union Jack and bore a number of beautiful floral tributes from the ship. / The coffin was -carried by four oficers.' Tho'ltoinnn Catholic chaplain from the ' Brisbane, assisted ' by - tlie Rev. Father Clancy, -conducted the burial service, which was witnessed, by about 200 civilians, including many women. Three volleys were fired over the grave at the close of the service, tile tiring party. coming to the general salute as the '.'Last Post" 'was sounded.; The seaman .reverently leaned on their ordered arms as the chaplain offered up the concluding prayer. '. " George Browne,, the, assistant cook of the Brisbane, who was found hanged, was burled at "Rookwood 'the same day. There were few to witness his burial. Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947), Monday 21 April 1924, page 7 | RITCHIE, George (I4141)
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| 1560 | Plot:- Section, Anglican. Row, J. Grave 027. | HUNTINGFORD, Lizzie Annie (I5085)
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| 1561 | Plot:- Section, Anglican. Row, J. Grave 027. | MILTON, Gilbert Norman (I5092)
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| 1562 | Plot:- Section: General, Row: DT, Site Number: 18 | PAGE, Oliver Leslie (I1565)
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| 1563 | Plot:- SNE 20 | GORMAN, Patricia Marjorie (I3232)
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| 1564 | Plot:- T G Allen Lawn, Row F, Grave 100 | PAYNE, Ernest Edward (I369)
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| 1565 | Plot:- Wall G, Row 2, Niche 06 | STANISTREET, Roy Dawson (I1032)
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| 1566 | Plot:- Wall R, Row 1, Niche 34 | MCLEOD, Agnes Ina (I1975)
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| 1567 | Plot:- Watson Lawn - Section 1 - Row A - Grave 15 REID.— Nicholas Bruce A Service of Thanksgiving to Celebrate the Life of the late Mr. Bruce REID will be held at the Bendigo Funeral Centre, on MONDAY (June 1st 2020) commencing at 11am. A Private Cremation will follow. Due to Covid 19 Restrictions limiting attendance to 50 invited guests, members of the public can view the Service via streaming, go to www.smfd.com.au click on the Service Streaming Button (on the home page). To sign the Condolence Book, go to www.lifelived.com.au | REID, Nicholas Bruce* (I955)
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| 1568 | Plot Presbyterian, Compartment M | FORTUNE, Richard (I808)
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| 1569 | POLICE COURTS. CITY COURT. Friday, 8th March. DOMESTIC TROUBLES. Before Messrs Murphy, P.M., Wilson, Douglas, and Turner, J's.P. Edie Hart was the complainant in a case against her husband, William Hart, on a charge of leaving her with-out maintenance. Complainant stated that they had been married 30 years, but they parted seven years ago owing to the hus-band's cruelty. He had paid her £1 per week until two years' ago, when he had got out of work, and reduced the payments to 12s 6d. He had not paid a shilling since November last year. He had worked at a cyanide plant at Linton, but when she had last heard of him he was enjoying a holiday. Mr Murphy— Do you know what he is earning? Mrs Hart— l don't. He is partnership with his brother in the cyanide business. He found money to buy the plant. But how have you earned your own living?— By dressmaking, but I had to give it up owing to ill health. I've had three infants to look after. The bench made an order that the husband should pay 10s per week for the maintenance of his wife, and to find one surety of £5O within seven days for the fulfillment of the order, in default three months' imprisonment. Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Saturday 9 March 1907, page 3 | BOOTH, Eady (I1576)
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| 1570 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the family were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Alfredo (I452)
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| 1571 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the family were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Giovanna (I461)
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| 1572 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | REZZA, Maria (I453)
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| 1573 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Felichetta (I457)
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| 1574 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Catarina (I458)
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| 1575 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Lucia (I459)
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| 1576 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Giuseppina (I460)
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| 1577 | POPR Camp Fossili #73. As the mfamily were of Maltese descent, and British subjects. They were interned and sent to the Fossoli prison camp in Italy, as Political prisoners. The Fossoli camp, near Carpi, 12.5 miles (20 km) north of Modena and 37 miles CONC from Bologna, was instituted by the Italians in 1942 as a camp for British prisoners of war. It was handed over to the Germans in September 1943 and singled out as an ideal location for a fascist concentration camp because of its recently constr CONC ucted stone walls and its strategic position on the northway railroad system. It was known as "War Prison Camp No. 73" and used for the transfer of deportees and earmarked to receive Jews, political prisoners, Italian soldiers and allied non-comm CONC issioned officers. DATE 12 DEC 1942 PLAC Fossoli, Reggio Emilia, Italy | BUTTIGIEG, Maria (I462)
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| 1578 | Popular Nar Nar Goon Girl Weds St. James, Nar Nar Goon, was the setting on Saturday, 29th December, for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth (Betty) Fortune and Mr. Leonard Joseph Atkins. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Dick Fortune, looked radiant in a beautiful gown of white lace over satin. The fitted bodice was topped with a scalloped yoke of fine net and a Peter Pan collar of lace. Tiny buttons were sewn from the yoke to the waistline, and the long fitting sleeves came to a peak over her wrists. The beautifully cut full skirt extended to a long train. The tulle veil edged with fine lace, was held in place by a coronet of tiny waxen flowers, and a •trailer bouquet of frangipanni, cream gladioli, and gardenias was carried. The two bridesmaids, Miss Rose Fortune, and Miss Coral Harrison, were frocked alike in blue broderie anglaise, made with fitted bodices, full skirts, and tiny puffed sleeves. The wore frilled picture hats and carried silver baskets of water lilies, hydrangeas, sweet peas, delphiniums and carnations. Preceding the 'bridal party up the aisle was page boy—Master Len. Huxtable—nephew of the bridegroom. He wore a white satin suit, and carried a cushion of matching material on which was placed the wedding ring. The happy couple received the congratulations of many friends and relatives at the reception which was held in the Memorial Hall. For travelling the bride wore a mauve crepe frock with a heart-shaped neckline, beautifully beaded with crystal beads. Over this she donned a light weight coat of junior navy. Shoes •bag and gloves of the same shade and a junior navy hat trimmed with veiling and mauve feathers completed her outfit. Dandenong Journal (Vic. : 1927 - 1954), Wednesday 16 January 1952, page 8 CHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: ATKINS, Leonard Joseph / FORTUNE, Elizabet Harrison (F972)
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| 1579 | Port of embarcation "Greenwich" | SELKIRK, Robert (I3906)
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| 1580 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CRONIN, J. (I2736)
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| 1581 | Possibly in Refugee camp | BUTTIGIEG, Giovanna (I461)
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| 1582 | Post Master Generals Department | WITTICK, Gwynneth Muriel (I3236)
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| 1583 | Presbyterian C, Grave 1954 | WARR, Ethel May (I3930)
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| 1584 | Presbyterian Section Grave 498 | RITCHIE, Laurence Austin Miles (I1403)
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| 1585 | Present at Isleham Ferry on the night of the 1911 census were:- Mark Turner, Head, 56, Married, Farmer, Own Account, Isleham Fen. Sarah Turner, Wife, 55, Married, Sutton Fen Lincs. Richard Turner, Son, 24, Single, Farm labourer, At Home, Saltburn by Sea Yorks. Albert Allan Turner, Son, 22, Single, Farm labourer, Worker, Saltburn by Sea Yorks. Hills Turner, Son, 16, Single, Farm labourer, Worker, Saltburn by Sea Yorks. Ida Turner, Daughter, 11, Single, Southowram Yorks. David Turner, Son, 9, Single, Southowram Yorks. 1911 Census for England & Wales | Family: TURNER, Mark / BATES, Sarah (F469)
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| 1586 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Richard (I808)
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| 1587 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Alexander (I1408)
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| 1588 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | PARK, Elizabeth (I1409)
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| 1589 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Alexander (I3463)
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| 1590 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Mary (I3464)
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| 1591 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Jane (I3465)
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| 1592 | Present at Upper Blainslie street on the night of the 1851 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 51, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 49, Wife. Mary Fortune, 22, Daughter. Richard Fortune, 20, Son. Jane Fortune, 11, Daughter. Alexander Fortune, 8, Son. Isabella Fortune, 4, Daughter. 1851 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Isabella (I3466)
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| 1593 | Present at West Lane Farm on the night of the 1901 census were the following:- Mark Turner, Head, M, 47, Farmer, Own Account, Cambridgeshire Isleham. Sarah Turner, Wife, M, 44, Lincoln Sutton Fen. Mark Turner, Son, S, 23, Cotton Turner, Worker, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Johnathan Turner, Son, S, 20, Cattleman on Farm, Worker, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Charles G. Turner, Son, S, 15, Laberour Brickyard, Worker, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Richard Turner, Son, S, 14, Carter on Farm, Worker, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Albert A. Turner, Son, S, 11, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Mercy Turner, Daughter, S, 9, Yorks Saltburn by Sea. Hills Turner, Son, S, 6, Yorks Southowram. Ida Turner, Daughter, S, 1, Yorks Southowram. David Turner, Son, S, 5months, Yorks Southowram. 1901 England, Wales & Scotland | Family: TURNER, Mark / BATES, Sarah (F469)
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| 1594 | Present in the Schoolhouse on the night of the census, along with Emma Butcher, 7, were, Emma Pugh, 50, Mary Pugh, 20, Jane Pugh, 25 and 23 other students 1841 England, Wales & Scotland | BUTCHER, Emma Knight (I537)
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| 1595 | Present on the night of the 1861 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 61, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 59, Wife. Isabella Fortune, 14, Daughter. Elizabeth Fortune, 4, Grand Daughter 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Alexander (I1408)
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| 1596 | Present on the night of the 1861 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 61, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 59, Wife. Isabella Fortune, 14, Daughter. Elizabeth Fortune, 4, Grand Daughter 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | PARK, Elizabeth (I1409)
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| 1597 | Present on the night of the 1861 census were:- Alexander Fortune, 61, Head. Elizabeth Fortune, 59, Wife. Isabella Fortune, 14, Daughter. Elizabeth Fortune, 4, Grand Daughter 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | FORTUNE, Isabella (I3466)
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| 1598 | Present on the night of the census were:- Moses Bate, 45, Farmer. Susannah Bate, 45. Moses Bate, 25. Ann Bate, 20. Susannah Bate, 15. James Meradith, 45. William Apperly, 20. William Hawkins, 15. 1841 England, Wales & Scotland | BATE, Susannah (I2527)
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| 1599 | Present on the night of the census were:- Moses Bate, 45, Farmer. Susannah Bate, 45. Moses Bate, 25. Ann Bate, 20. Susannah Bate, 15. James Meradith, 45. William Apperly, 20. William Hawkins, 15. 1841 England, Wales & Scotland | BATE, Moses (I2559)
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| 1600 | Present on the night of the census were:- Moses Bate, 45, Farmer. Susannah Bate, 45. Moses Bate, 25. Ann Bate, 20. Susannah Bate, 15. James Meradith, 45. William Apperly, 20. William Hawkins, 15. 1841 England, Wales & Scotland | DAVIS, Susannah (I2560)
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