Notes
Matches 176 to 200 of 843
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| 176 | FAG#287180568 | Smith, William John #287 (I287)
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| 177 | FAG#287207229 | Smith, Fanny Selina #290 (I290)
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| 178 | FAG#287210325 | Smith, Jane Olivia #291 (I291)
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| 179 | FAG#287237572 | Brooks, Mary Jane #296 (I296)
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| 180 | FAG#290756603 | Hillman, Arthur (I720)
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| 181 | FAG#290756814 | Tellick, Flora (I714)
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| 182 | FAG#290757930 | Miller, Eliza (I728)
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| 183 | FAG#290758069 | Tellick, Percival George (I715)
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| 184 | FAG#290760918 | Miller, Ellen (I735)
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| 185 | FAG#5188564 | Amor, Thomas #271 (I271)
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| 186 | FAG#56437714 | Hillman, Percy Duke (I722)
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| 187 | A certificate has not been found but as his daughter was conceived in 1885 and his wife remarried in 1889 as a widow, his death would have been between 1885 and 1889. | Smith, Alfred William #192 (I192)
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| 188 | According to an Ancestry family tree, Richard died 30 May 1903 in Canterbury, NSW Australia. There is no paperwork to back this up, although there is a registration for a Richard Smith who died at this place in the Australian BMD records. Parents names are missing. Richard did end up in Australian as the passenger list for Sarah Smart #197 states she was going to her Uncle Richard Smith. | Smith, Richard #147 (I147)
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| 189 | Albert Henry son of John Smith Abode: Manton Trade: Labourer Godparents: John Richens, George Blake and Elizabeth North | Smith, Albert "Henry" #193 (I193)
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| 190 | Albert Samuel Smith Bachelor Age: 24 Profession: Blacksmith Residence: Harbury Father: Alfred Samuel Smith Blacksmith Edith Rose Smith Spinster Age: 27 Profession: Not Noted Residence: This Parish Avebury Father: George Smith Shepherd | Family: Albert Samuel Smith / Edith Rose Smith, #295 (F125)
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| 191 | Alexander Norris Male Father: William Norris Farmer Mother: Jane Elizabeth Gestin | Norris, Alexander #049 (I49)
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| 192 | Alfred Hobbs Bachelor Age: 27 Profession: Labourer Residence: Manton Father: George Hobbs Labourer Sarah Alexander Spinster Age: 24 Profession: Not Noted Residence: Manton Father: reputed father John Fishlock Labourer | Family: Alfred Hobbs, #250 / Sarah Alexander (F91)
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| 193 | Alfred James son of Henry John & Mary Ann Rackett Abode: Southsea Trade: Shoe Maker | Rackett, Alfred James #029 (I29)
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| 194 | Alfred Scott Bachelor Age: 24 Profession: Labourer Residence: Manton Father: William Scott Labourer Sarah Hobbs Spinster Age: 21 Profession: Not Noted Residence: Manton Father: George Hobbs Labourer | Family: Alfred Scott / Sarah Hobbs, #252 (F93)
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| 195 | Alfred son of George & Elizabeth Hobbs Abode: Preshute Trade: Labourer | Hobbs, Alfred #250 (I250)
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| 196 | Alfred William son of John & Ann Smith Abode: Manton Trade: Labourer | Smith, Alfred William #192 (I192)
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| 197 | Allegedly, Clara was adopted at the age of 4, and that she was born in Souris Manitoba. There is no birth record for her under Arnold, Sawyer, or Simpson. We have been told that her birth parents were John Sawyer and Myra Arnold, however, there are no documents that have been found for them. I came across a 1891 census record for a Clara A.M Sawyer born in 1885 who's parents were John & Maria. It shows Clara was born in the Northwest Territories. The province of Saskatchewan was created in 1905. Prior to that, it was part of the Northwest Territories. Clara on the census had 3 sisters. Following the lineage of the youngest sister, I hit a DNA match. Following that lead, you will see that her biological grandfather (Levi) moved to Crookston Minnesota from the Northwest Territories. Too many coincidences not to believe that Clara would have met her biological grandparents. She would have been at least 9 when she was adopted. | Sawyer-Simpson, Clara Arnold Maria #056 (I56)
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| 198 | Although Ricky retained his Tugwood surname, he was raised as a Smith. | Tugwood, (Joseph) Richard #092 (I92)
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| 199 | Amelia Kate daughter of James Richard & Mary Jane Smith Abode: Kingsbury Square Trade: Ostler & Military Pensioner | Smith, Amelia Kate #297 (I297)
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| 200 | Ann - Girl Father: Henry Raisey Butcher's Labourer Mother: Dinah Raisey formerly Hobbs | Raisey, Ann #242 (I242)
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