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| 251 |
The witnesses were George Lord; M.S. Schroeder; E.S. Emma Schroeder; Charles Barber junr | Family (F238)
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| 252 |
The witnesses were John Angell and ??? Taylor | Family (F170)
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| 253 |
The witnesses were Joseph Parsley of Lambeth Street, Whitechapel and Samuel Hawgood. | Oliver, John (I272)
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| 254 |
The witnesses were Samuel Hawgood and Joseph Parsley | Folder, William (I404)
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| 255 |
There are nine African seamen also resident that night.
Stepfather Levi Edward Johnson, 57, is also there | Family (F460)
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| 256 |
They had 3 children and all 3 were still living, but none with them on census night.
"Pentamar" had 9 rooms. | Family (F161)
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| 257 |
They have a visitor - Lucy Carreras ( S, 20) a dressmaker from Birkenhead | Family (F42)
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| 258 |
They have a visitor from England - a student teacher Susan Rota age 20. Susan was the daughter Ernest Rota and in 1913 she married Tom Blatchford. | Family (F342)
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| 259 |
They recieved a telegram from the King:
" The Kings sends you hearty congratulations and good wishes on your Diamond Wedding Day" | Family (F161)
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| 260 |
They were living with Elizabeth's parents. | Family (F76)
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| 261 |
They were lodging at The Bulls Head | Family (F361)
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| 262 |
This is the Head Office address of Rothschilds. | Metcalf, John (I347)
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| 263 |
This is the same address as Sarah's future husband William Oliver and his first wife Elizabeth. They were neighbours. | Family (F297)
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| 264 |
This is the same address as William's future wife Sarah and her first husband Thomas Shephard, and their family. They were neighbours. | Family (F295)
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| 265 |
This proprety was occupied by the Rothschilds | Family (F161)
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| 266 |
This was a volunteer militia battalion. His seniority date was 20 October 1860. | Hollis, William Griffiths (I146)
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| 267 |
This was the address his parents were at in 1891. | Metcalf, Adrian (I416)
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| 268 |
Thomas Gleaves was not present on census night but sister Ethel Hill was there.l | Family (F289)
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| 269 |
THOMPSON, GEORGE HENRY
Initials: G H
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Manchester Regiment
Unit Text: 17th Bn.
Age: 24
Date of Death: 23/04/1917
Service No: 47442
Additional information: Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, of 31, Weymouth St., Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Bay 7.
Memorial: ARRAS MEMORIAL | Thompson, George Henry (I18)
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| 270 |
Together with children | McCrickard, Arabella (I75)
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| 271 |
Victory Medal and British War Medal
M/289355 | Jones, Idwal Lloyd Grey (I126)
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| 272 |
Visiting the Hollis family | Sharman, Ann Andrew (I147)
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| 273 |
Visting her father Alfred Barber. She had income from dividends. | Barber, Amy Eliza (I622)
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| 274 |
Was he from Leicester? His death in 1826 was announced in the Leicester Chronicle and the Leicestershire Mercury. | Bradbury, Samuel (I1200)
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| 275 |
Was he qualified?
According to his obituaries, Silas Boam studied medicine after arriving in the United States .
Yet on his 1901 application for a Kansas State practice certificate, he declared that he had studied at the college of Physicians and Surgeons, Birmingham England from 1868 to 1872, and at Buffalo University of Medicine from 1881 to 1883.
However we know from Ontario marriage, birth and census records that he was resident in Hamilton in from 1868 to 1871, where he worked as a machinist and later as a provision dealer.
He was in Buffalo in 1879-1883 but working as a machinist.
There is no record of him at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine.
The earliest record of him practicing medicine is the 1885 census for Topeka Kansas. | Boam, Silas (I990)
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| 276 |
William is described as an invalid. | Family (F311)
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| 277 |
William is missing
Elizabeth had had 8 chidren, 5 still living
House has 5 rooms. | Family (F30)
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| 278 |
William was the employer of 25 workers | Family (F353)
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| 279 |
Witenesses were Griffith Jones and John Parry | Family (F34)
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| 280 |
with brother John, living with niece Ann Worrall's family | Metcalf, David (I914)
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| 281 |
With Charles Potter & family | Cooper, John (I875)
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| 282 |
With father William Hollis. | Hollis, Sarah Ann (I151)
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| 283 |
with her brother Alfred and his family | Barber, Maria Humble (I628)
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| 284 |
With her is addopted daughter Helen Ramby | Kilby, Ann (I1344)
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| 285 |
with her is mother Martha Summers 77 born Cambridgeshire, fund holder | Summers, Sarah Bailey (I1345)
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| 286 |
With him are brother Henry (the chemist) aged 24 and Henry's new wife Sarah 20, also apprentice chemist James Edwards and a servant of 25, also named Sarah Walker | Walker, William (I1343)
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| 287 |
With him are his cousins Elizabeth Everett and her daughter Elizabeth, both from Scaldwell | Drage, Bynion Garrett (I749)
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| 288 |
with his daughter Ann Worrall and her family | Metcalf, John (I915)
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| 289 |
With mother Anne Ellen and brother Idwal. | Jones, Myfanwy Grey (I121)
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| 290 |
With mother Anne Ellen and sister Myfanwy | Jones, Idwal Lloyd Grey (I126)
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| 291 |
With son Bynyon | Drage, Frances (I748)
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| 292 |
with stepdaughter Arabella Johnson Smith | Johnson, Levi (I780)
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| 293 |
With them is adopted daughter Helen Ranby from Spalding, Lincs, aged 11 | Family (F468)
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| 294 |
With wife Susanna, daughter Ann and her daughter Susanna. | Potter, Charles (I253)
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| 295 |
Witnesses Albert Job Parkes and S J Parkes | Family (F391)
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| 296 |
Witnesses inluded Ann and Joane Muscropp | Family (F471)
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| 297 |
WItnesses James Gale and Caroline Mead | Family (F40)
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| 298 |
Witnesses John James Jones and Sarah Jones | Family (F407)
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| 299 |
Witnesses Lilian Turner and Wilfrid Jones. | Family (F20)
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| 300 |
Witnesses Mary Oakley, Joseph Nock. | Family (F355)
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