Notes
Matches 101 to 150 of 599
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| 101 | Cause of death given as Epilepsy, Typhus Fever and Coma. | DARLEY, Margaret (I4136)
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| 102 | Cause of death: Bronchitis | BARNES, Isaac (I96)
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| 103 | Cause of death: Scarlet Fever | ADDY, Joseph (I7731)
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| 104 | Census shows male members of the family to be employed in local coal mines. | WIDDOWSON, Mary (I4262)
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| 105 | Charles and Charlotte were publicans and farmers. Census returns show them at the White Horse, Old, Northamptonshire. They later farmed Manor House Farm, Moulton | Family (F1740)
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| 106 | Charles enlisted with the Sherwood Foresters just before his 18th birthday, and served through the remainder of the war. His records show several minor infractions of military regulations resulting in him being confined to barracks or losing several days pay. He suffered a chronic infection of his left ear. He was injured by a gas shell in the summer of 1918. | MOSLEY, Charles (I5736)
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| 107 | Charles spent the last years of his life hospitalized at Penmore. He suffered from Multiple Sclerosis for more than 30 years. | MOSLEY, Charles William (I3109)
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| 108 | Charles Thomas served in the Army Service Corps, enlisting as a Private on 10 Dec 1915. He was discharged, Physically unfit on 02 Aug 1917. His Army Pension record shows his height to be 5ft 11/2in. He was of fresh complexion, with Grey eyes and dark brown hair. His discharge papers show he had a bad lateral curvature of the spine, described as a long standing condition, due to "weakness and neglect". He also suffered from varicose veins in his left leg. He was awarded a pension of £12/10 per week. | MOSLEY, Charles Thomas (I5361)
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| 109 | Charles was killed in the Great War 19/4/1918 he is buried in Meteren Cemetery. | HILL, Charles Edward (I968)
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| 110 | Charles was landlord of the Devonshire Hotel, Hasland at the beginning of the 20th Century. | HILL, Charles (I993)
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| 111 | Christened as Billey Mosley. He appears later in the marriage register as "William, alias Billy". | MOSLEY, Billy (I776)
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| 112 | comb manufacturer and hardware seller, bridgegate rotherham. | SHAW, Joseph (I245)
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| 113 | Committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. | MOSLEY, William (I5379)
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| 114 | Daniel's father was probably James Moseley, but no proof yet found. He's referred to variously as Daniel Coates and Daniel Moseley in the census documents, but married using the names Coates. | COATES, Daniel (I5531)
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| 115 | Death shown quarter ending Sept 1888, Chesterfield. 7b 339. Elizabeth is shown in 1891 living with Charles & Harriet. | MOSLEY, Joseph (I3210)
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| 116 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NICHOLSON, D.E. (I3213)
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| 117 | details are from 1901 census, address 67, st annes road, rotherham, painter and paperhanger. josephs sister lucy 30 is at the address, she is a domestic servant. | WHITTINGTON, Joseph (I248)
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| 118 | Died after being accidentally knocked down and run over by an electric tram car in Chatsworth Rd, Brampton, Chesterfield. Inquest held 29 May 1916. | MOSLEY, Walter (I5741)
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| 119 | Died at 23.00hrs | PITARD, Mercedes Colombe (I3464)
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| 120 | Died at Bishop St, Ecclesall Bierlow | BURGIN, George William (I4744)
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| 121 | Died at seven o clock whle fighting in Waldheim, Germany. Death recorded by Ministry of ancient combattants and victims of war, Paris 30 October 1945, based on information in his file. | BOURSON, Lucien (I3658)
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| 122 | Died between January and March 1907. | MOSLEY, Harriet (I4713)
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| 123 | Died between July and September 1872 | SNAPE, Mary Ann (I4700)
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| 124 | Died from Cerebro Spinal Meningitis while on active service in France and Flanders. | MOSLEY, Harry (I5452)
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| 125 | Died in a motor accident in Oregon whilst on route to California. Jack Marson was also killed in this accident. | SMALLEY, Maxine Louise (I6806)
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| 126 | Died in a motor accident in Oregon whilst on route to California. Maxine Smalley was also killed in this accident. | MARSON, Jack (I6802)
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| 127 | Died of AIDS related illness following drug abuse. | SARAZIN, Jean (I3538)
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| 128 | died young. | WHITTINGTON, Mary (I403)
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| 129 | died young. | HILL, Robert Godber (I544)
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| 130 | Documents through his adult life refer to him as John Stutteridge START. | STETRIDGE, John Stutteridge (I7417)
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| 131 | Dorothy died aged two weeks as the result of a 'hole in the heart' | FREEMAN, Dorothy Joan (I8493)
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| 132 | Edgar served in WW1. He was enlisted as a sapper in the Royal Engineers on 31 Oct 1916, and discharged 24 Jan 1919. Service Number 515226. His occupation at the time of enlistment is shown as Joiner and Undertaker. He was medically classified B1 due to poor vision and slightly flat feet. During his service he qualified as a 'proficient' electrician, and was based at Plymouth Fortress. Height given as 5ft 5ins, Weight 121lbs. He was hospitalised between 19 Feb 1917 and 15 Mar 1917 due to haemorhoids. | BUDDLE, Edgar (I6036)
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| 133 | Edith is remembered on her son William's headstone in the Dronfield Cemetery | ALLEN, Edith (I6623)
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| 134 | Edith never married. | PARSONS, Edith (I5644)
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| 135 | Edward's widow, Sarah, was granted probate on his estate 13 Sept 1907. Effects valued at £37 12s | BUDDLE, Edward (I6031)
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| 136 | Eliza is shown on the 1871 census return for David Mosley, and also with her mother and step father; Thomas and Susanna Kempshall. She was probably staying with them, but her husband noted them on his return. We'll never know. In 1851 she is shown as the daughter in law of Thomas Kempshall. | BINGHAM, Eliza (I5679)
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| 137 | Elizabeth & William DAY traced in 1871 census at Chesterfield where William was then a commercial traveller. Nothing is then known of the family until 1879, the year of William's death in Sheffield. The next appearance of Elizabeth is in 1881 when she had a private school at Belper. Living with her were her 14 year old daughter, Annie and niece Lizzie ALCOCK. Elizabeth was later known to be a beneficiary in the Will of her cousin Ann GELSTHORPE (née HILL, and daughter of her father's brother George) who died in Belper in 1904. Elizabeth was last known to have lived in Beeston, Notts where she died in 1905. | HILL, Elizabeth (I4380)
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| 138 | elizabeth died in her infancy | FLINT, Elizabeth (I130)
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| 139 | Elizabeth left no Will, but there is an admin, £400.18s.11d in value, granted at Nottingham to her daughter Annie Sarah Drew on 31 Jan 1906. | HILL, Elizabeth (I4380)
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| 140 | Elizabeth Redfearn does not appear to be the daughter of Henry Turner, though it would seem he 'adopted' her as in later census returns he is described as her father. Her biological father at this time is unknown. | Family (F741)
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| 141 | Elizabeth was a witness at the marriage of her sister Ann to John Hill in 1826. | BUNTING, Elizabeth (I4410)
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| 142 | Ellis was killed, together with many others during the Anzac attack. He has no known grave and the precise place or date of his death are not known. | BRADBURY, Ellis (I7952)
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| 143 | Emma married Walter Mosley in 1911 using the family name Alsop. She had been married previously to Matthew Alsop. I have not followed this line further. | BARKER, Emma (I8920)
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| 144 | emma unmarried on 1901 census staying with her sister annie hadfield in edale. | HILL, Emma (I541)
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| 145 | family living at 214, canklow road, rotherham, in 1901. | CHAPMAN, Richard (I445)
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| 146 | family living ecclesall bierlow, grocers assistant. | PERRY, Reuben T (I2626)
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| 147 | Family name is variously transcribed as Stetridge, Sturtridge, Start, Stirt, Steteridge. | STETRIDGE, Robert (I7254)
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| 148 | Family name known as Powell by her descendants. | OBORNE, Harriet Maude (I4970)
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| 149 | Family name of father unknown at this time. | MOSLEY, Elizabeth (I4734)
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| 150 | family not found on 1901 census | HILL, John (I954)
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