Jennerations
Notes
Matches 3,151 to 3,200 of 3,824
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| 3151 | Source Type: Register | Source (S3073)
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| 3152 | Source Type: Register | Source (S3084)
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| 3153 | Source Type: website | Source (S385)
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| 3154 | Source Type: website | Source (S432)
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| 3155 | Source Type: website | Source (S1372)
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| 3156 | Source Type: website | Source (S1683)
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| 3157 | Source Type: website | Source (S1697)
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| 3158 | Source Type: website | Source (S254)
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| 3159 | Started as an apprentice in his brothers WiIliam and Frank's butchers in Hanwell, then took over the shop with George, then sold up and bought land in Southend and did fruit farming, selling door to door | Gould, Henry J (I396)
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| 3160 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jenner, Colin Henry James (I27)
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| 3161 | States that Elizabeth Jenner was the first baby in 6 years to be cristened at Bittering Pava Source Type: Documents | Source (S562)
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| 3162 | strong red hair | Evans, Ruby Phyllis Doreen (I251)
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| 3163 | Sublet tothe police | Prall, Mary Jane (I113)
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| 3164 | suffered chronic rheumatism | Moate, James (I387)
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| 3165 | Supplied twice weekly lessons to John Sharpe | Piper, Henry Isaac (I106)
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| 3166 | Sussanna's name is missing from the register | Harrison, James (I997)
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| 3167 | The 1841 census records for Paddington are missing | Nash, Richard Wedd (I900)
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| 3168 | The bottom of the spine has been chewed by baby teeth Source Type: Book | Source (S1152)
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| 3169 | The company was called Neil McMillan & Co | McMillan, Neil (I1502)
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| 3170 | The date of the memorial card is the actual date Florence Morris died, yet it thanks them for attending the service. Source Type: Documents | Source (S487)
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| 3171 | The first and middle names have been transposed in the register Source Type: Baptism | Source (S3428)
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| 3172 | The General Service Medal with Northern Ireland Clasp was awarded for 30 days service between 1969 and 2007. This was the longest running operation in the history of UK forces. | Jenner, John Crichton (I38)
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| 3173 | The house is caled Willislea in the 1911 census Source Type: Census | Source (S410)
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| 3174 | The met at Annadale Road Baptist Church, Chiswick | Family: William Henry Cato / Rose Eleanor Gould (F193)
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| 3175 | The notbook is empty except his name, address and date Source Type: Diary/Journal | Source (S1093)
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| 3176 | The original date for the ceremony was cancelled but John was not notified. The presentation was resheduled for 5 april 1928 Source Type: Letter | Source (S740)
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| 3177 | The pension recognises him as David John Morrs - the alias under which he joined the army Source Type: Letter | Source (S458)
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| 3178 | The service took place at 2.30pm | Morris, John (I83)
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| 3179 | The squadron flew Airco DH.9 | Crichton, William Cowe (I1490)
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| 3180 | The West end of Mayfield, adjoining his blacksmiths shop | Piper, Richard (I503)
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| 3181 | The witnesses were Walter Harrison (illiterate) and Cassandra Belchere. | Family: William Henry Wilson / Mary Elizabeth Bartle (F99)
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| 3182 | Their address in 1901 was next door to The Mailcoach pub | Tomkins, Bertram (I674)
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| 3183 | Their address in 1901 was next door to The Mailcoach pub | Tomkins, Alfred Horton (I168)
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| 3184 | Their address in 1901 was next door to The Mailcoach pub | Benham, Eliza (I314)
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| 3185 | There are no 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 electoral roles. Not living in Milward Road in 1945 | Jenner, Harold James (I35)
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| 3186 | There are no 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 electoral roles. Not living in Milward Road in 1945 | Jenner, John Crichton (I38)
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| 3187 | There is no record of the Mallen family in the 1871 census, which is a great pity. Dorinda became Derenda when she wed Enoch, but the puzzing thing is that she seems to have called herself Ellen by the time of the 1881 census, when she and Enoch were living in West Wickham, in the High Street. They had a son, Henry, who was then nearly 12 years old, having been born in 1869. Enoch was working as an Engineer, and 'Ellen' was not working. The next appearanc seems to be Drenda Mallen's death in the March Q of 1887. She died in Romford, Essex. It may not be a relation, but there is also the death of a baby of less than a year old, called Drenda Agnes Mallen in 1872 in West Ham. It is such an unusual name that it may well have been Dorinda's daughter. I may get this certificate later. Enoch seems to have remarried in the September Q of 1887, barely 6 months after his wife's death. He married Alice Dover, who was 10 years younger than he, in Romford, Essex. By the time of the 1891 census, he and Alice were living in West Ham, and he was still working as an Engine driver. The census shows that there were 4 children living with them,but whose were Derenda's and whose were Alice's remains to be seen. Harry, Derenda's son was still living with the family, aged 25 years. He was then a fireman. Earnest, 15 years old, was probably Dorinda's son, and Amy, 11 years old, her daughter, and Alice and Enoch had 3 year old Alice D. By 1901 the family had grown again. | Edginton, Dorinda (I1293)
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| 3188 | There was a picture of Richard Phillips, either a photograph or a painting, in the Elms. Mum remembers it. He was a handsome man, shown wearing a watch. It's present whereabouts is unknown. | Phillips, Richard (I101)
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| 3189 | They had 12 children | Family: James Piper / Sarah (F134)
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| 3190 | They met on December 5, 1957. According to Florence she met Jessie first, seeing Jessie being interviewed for TV on a street in Margate. Later that evening she went to an Eric Delaney concert at the Winter Garden and met dad. He was wearing a blue suit and yellow socks. He had just come back from America. Witness Role: Principal: Family of John Crichton JENNER & Florence Elsie Mary PIPER Witness Role: Witness: Jessie Brown CRICHTON Witness Role: Witness: Henry Isaac PIPER | Piper, Henry Isaac (I106)
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| 3191 | They met on December 5, 1957. According to Florence she met Jessie first, seeing Jessie being interviewed for TV on a street in Margate. Later that evening she went to an Eric Delaney concert at the Winter Garden and met dad. He was wearing a blue suit and yellow socks. He had just come back from America. Witness Role: Principal: Family of John Crichton JENNER & Florence Elsie Mary PIPER Witness Role: Witness: Jessie Brown CRICHTON Witness Role: Witness: Henry Isaac PIPER | Crichton, Jessie Brown (I153)
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| 3192 | They met on December 5, 1957. According to Florence she met Jessie first, seeing Jessie being interviewed for TV on a street in Margate. Later that evening she went to an Eric Delaney concert at the Winter Garden and met dad. He was wearing a blue suit and yellow socks. He had just come back from America. Witness Role: Witness: Jessie Brown CRICHTON Witness Role: Witness: Henry Isaac PIPER | Family: John Crichton Jenner / Florence Elsie Mary Piper (F5)
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| 3193 | They met when they were both air raid wardens during World War 2 Henry was 35 when he married | Family: Henry J Gould / Win Sparling (F108)
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| 3194 | This is the first family member whose surname has been changed from 'Playfoot' to 'Playford' by the vicar Source Type: Baptism | Source (S3015)
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| 3195 | This letter settles the George Piper will after the death of Hannah Eldridge | Source (S225)
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| 3196 | This telegram was found in photo album R025 | Source (S3374)
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| 3197 | Thomas Bottom (Table Knife Hafter), Amery's Yard, New St. Park, in 1833 | Moat, John (I1554)
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| 3198 | three year BA Humanities | Jenner, David Ian (I29)
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| 3199 | Title: Harriet Brooks marriage ____________________ Individual: 882 Harriet BROOKS ____________________ #RP Group: ____________________ Status: Priority: ____________________ Objective: Find Harriet Brooks mother - wife of James Brooks ____________________ Notes: | Brooks, Harriett (I882)
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| 3200 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jenner, Colin Henry James (I27)
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