Ailsa and Bill Family Histories
Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 15,001 to 15,050 of 15,908
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| 15001 | Susanna Jubber Daughter of Joseph & Ann Jubber Abode: Frederick Place Pastry Cook | Jubber, Susannah Teresa (I241)
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| 15002 | Susanna Jubber of Poole, Dorset to Roger Gould of Wareham Dorset. By Licence | Family: Roger Gould / Susana Jubber (F6760)
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| 15003 | Susanna Mary Daughter of Thomas & Ursula Jubber (always known as Mary Susanna) | Jubber, Mary Susanna (I4814)
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| 15004 | Susanna Shier 8 Days Old Abode: West Harting, Harting | Shier, Susanna (I8339)
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| 15005 | Susanna Shier Aged 0 | Shier, Susanna (I8339)
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| 15006 | Susanna Shier Daughter of Henry & Maria Shier Labourer Abode: West Harting, Harting | Shier, Susanna (I8339)
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| 15007 | Susanna Shier Mothers MN: Pedrith | Shier, Susanna (I8339)
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| 15008 | Susannah daughter of William & Susannah Corking Baptised 11 Aug 1802 Born 17 July 1802 | Corking, Susannah (I9720)
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| 15009 | Susannah Gaden | Jubber, Mary Susanna (I4814)
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| 15010 | Susannah Jubber Parents: Joseph Jubber, Pastry Cook, & Ann Jubber formerly Smith. Joseph Jubber, Father, at 14 Federick Place, Mason Street, Lambeth was the informant. | Jubber, Susannah Teresa (I241)
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| 15011 | Susannah Smith | Tunnecliffe, Susannah (I4392)
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| 15012 | Susannah SMITH Allesley Buried July 23, 1843 Aged 85yrs | Tunnecliffe, Susannah (I4392)
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| 15013 | Susannah TUNNECLIFFE Daughter of George & Ann Tunnecliffe was baptised July 3rd 1757 | Tunnecliffe, Susannah (I4392)
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| 15014 | Suspect died very soon after birth maybe also after baptism which was the day after birth. No location of birth or death in offical RGO Indexes. | McGrath, Margaret (I5861)
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| 15015 | Suspect parents should be someone by names of John, Grissel, Janet & James in relation to both her and James Nittles. Don't forget that people were not always born in Scotland, they could have come from England or Ireland as well, plus the various spellings. One entry is a James Knittle bapt 9 July 1732, Croston Lancashire England to parents Richard Knittle & Margaret Knittle as an example. Don't think this one is correct but a reminder to look outside of Scotland as well. | Nittles, James (I9064)
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| 15016 | Suspect that George was married a few times before he married Ethel in 1951. 1919 to Irene Emily Hanson Badger 1927 to Phyllis Hill Haarer | King, George Whitaker (I5427)
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| 15017 | suspect this is a granddaughter rather than a daughter, due to ages etc. | Wood, Christian (I5368)
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| 15018 | Suspect this was just a liaison, no formal marriage located as well as no record of George's birth located at this stage Feb 2008 | Family: James Oliver / Ann Davidson (F1585)
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| 15019 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F1575)
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| 15020 | Sybel Bissell Born 1818 Baptism: 16 Sept 1822, Birmingham, Warwickshire. Daughter of John Bissell & Sybel Abode: Princess Street Occupation: Brass Founder | Bissell, Sibyl (I2386)
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| 15021 | Sydney Corlett, Farmer, aged 65 Born Timaru, Married aged 23, Pahiatua to Elixabeth Ann Griffiths - no widow Parents: William Corlett, Farmer & Mary Ann Cowley Living Children: M: 40, 39 F: 32, 28 | Corlett, Sidney (I624)
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| 15022 | Sydney Walton Born: 15 May 1896 Bapt: 3 June 1896 Abode: 118 Bradford Street Parents: Wlater Ingley & Louisa, Carter | Walton, Sidney (I9787)
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| 15023 | SYMONS Arthur, 9 Jessie St, metal worker | Symons, Arthur (I3028)
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| 15024 | Taken from 1841 Census - No record located on Scotlandspeople for birth/baptism | Gibson, Elizabeth (I4606)
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| 15025 | Te Whiti School 75th Jubilee Book: The race track which Mr.Corlett had for training horses-from approximately where Mr.S.Henderson's dairy is now to the willow tree which is now in the middle of the Ruamahanga River. John was well known in the Te Whiti area for his horse training. The above article was in the Jubilee book | Corlett, John (I623)
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| 15026 | TEARE Charles, Head, Widower, 69, Blacksmith, Andreas TEARE family, John, Ann, William COWLEY Thomas, Unm, 17, Blacksmith apprentice, Jurby CORLETT Elizabeth, Servant, Unm, 17, Domestic Servant, Andreas | Corlett, Elizabeth Katherine (I707)
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| 15027 | Ted Clark | McGraw\ Clark, Edward Joseph (I100)
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| 15028 | TEMPLE James G, Head, Mar, 37, Head Gardender, Scotland TEMPLE family BURBIDGE Elizabeth, Servant, Widow, 56, General Servant, Meriden, Warwick | Smith, Elizabeth (I4394)
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| 15029 | Tenant in Templehall | Elliot, John (I2608)
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| 15030 | TENNANT James, 30, Goldsmith J, Yes TENNANT George, 70, Clock Maker, Yes TENNANT John, 8mths, Yes MARSHALL Mary, 25, FS, Yes GARDNER Widow, 65, PP (Parish Pauper ?), Yes GARDNER Jean, 15, Cotton Twister, Yes GARDNER Agnes, 15, Cotton Twister, Yes WOOD Widow, 50, PP, Yes This is the only fit for Elizabeth Gardner, regarding approx age (remember 1841 ages were rounded down) and place of residence. I also suspect that Jean and Agnes are perhaps Granddaughters, but at this stage have not been able to locate correct marriages or deaths for either of them. | Gilmour, Elizabeth (I4230)
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| 15031 | Thanks Mrs T Cain and Family desire most gratefully to convey their thanks for the many expressions of sympathy on the occasion of their late sad bereavement. | Cain, Thomas (I484)
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| 15032 | THANKS The Family of the late Mrs W Corlett wish to tender their sincere thanks to the many friends for the kindness and sympathy extended during their recent sad bereavement; and also to the Hospital Staff and Doctor. | Yates, Amy (I615)
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| 15033 | THANKS FOR SYMPATHY CRAINE Mrs Craine wishes to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for messages for sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received in her recent sad bereavement. The Croft Glen Auldyn | Craine, William Radcliffe (I6146)
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| 15034 | THANKS FOR SYMPATHY CORLETT Mrs Corlett and relatives desire to return sincere thanks for sympathy and floral tributes received in their recent bereavement. Holly Bank Glen Auldyn October 1936 | Corlett, William (I618)
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| 15035 | that required her to move to Oxford Court Rest Home, Dunedin. There she recieved the nursing care required for dementia which had resulted from her heart condition. | Scott, Isabella Gardner Laird (I278)
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| 15036 | The "Huntress" left 16 December 1862 and arrived in Lyttelton 21 April 1863. PAULING William, aged 23, Ploughman, Kirkcudbright PAULING Jane, aged 21 PAULING James, aged 2 PAULING unnamed child, aged 1 GIBSON Eliza, aged 23, Domestic Servant, Kirkcudbright - sister of Mrs Pauling. HITCHELL William aged 24, Ploughman, Kirkcudbright. They were assisted immigrants and William paid a promissory note on 9 December 1862. There were 222 Govt Immigrants on board. Captain was Barrow. There were 2 births on voyage, and 15 deaths, all children. | Pauling, William (I582)
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| 15037 | The "Inverness" carried Assisted Immigrants to Hawke's Bay. It left Plymouth 21st August 1875 and arrived 28 Nov 1875.- Napier Page 16 - Single Men GILLANDERS Donald, 25 and GILLANDERS John, 23 From Rosshire, both Shepherds, and Total Cost of Passage Money to the Government was £33 New Zealand Herald, 30 Nov 1875 Napier November 29 - Arrived: Ship Inverness, 99 days from London, with 105 immigrants, all well. One death and one birth occurred during the voyage. The passengers are a very respectable looking lot. They are not all for Napier, some being for Otago and Auckland. All are landed. | Gillanders, Donald (I1735)
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| 15038 | The "Inverness" carried Assisted Immigrants to Hawke's Bay. It left Plymouth 21st August 1875 and arrived 28 Nov 1875.- Napier Page 16 - Single Men GILLANDERS Donald, 25 and GILLANDERS John, 23 From Rosshire, both Shepherds, and Total Cost of Passage Money to the Government was £33 New Zealand Herald, 30 Nov 1875 Napier November 29 - Arrived: Ship Inverness, 99 days from London, with 105 immigrants, all well. One death and one birth occurred during the voyage. The passengers are a very respectable looking lot. They are not all for Napier, some being for Otago and Auckland. All are landed. | Gillanders, John (I1738)
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| 15039 | The 12th ELLOT Succeeded his Grandfather in 1497 as Chief of the Clan. 15th Feb 1498 He was served Heir to him in his Teviotdale lands of tillie and Caldcleugh, held from William Douglas Lord of Cavers. 19th Oct 1501 Recieved sasine of his Liddesdale Lands, held from Bothwell Lord of Liddesdale, also held from Melrose Abbey, the Abbey lands of Priesthaugh on Allan Water in Teviotdale. | Ellot, Robert (I39)
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| 15040 | the 2nd Daughter of Carmelo John Attard (b 1850 Lanarkshire, d 1880 Bay of Biscay, France) and Rosetta nee Xuereb. Rosetta then married James Bryce and had more children. - Rosetta died 12 Jan 1896 Bothwell Lanarkshire | Attard-Bryce, Dora (I9065)
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| 15041 | The Ashburton Domain: Deputation of the County Council: At the meeting of the County Council held yesterday, Messrs D Thomas and J H Pauling attended as a deputation from the Domain Board, and asked the Council to make a grant towards the maintance of the Domain. | Pauling, James Henry (Gibson) (I555)
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| 15042 | The Ashburton Guardian, Monday February 12th 1894 Death: On Sunday, February 11th at her residence, Burnett Street, Maggie, the beloved wife of James Pauling, in her 34th year. Deeply regretted. Funeral Notice: The Friends of Mr James PAULING are respectfully informed that the funeral of his beloved wife, Maggie, will move from his residence, Burnett Street, To-morrow, Tuesday, the 13th inst; at 2pm for the Ashburton Cemetery. Baker Bros, Undertakers Notice: U.A.O.D. Star of Ashburton Lodge No 161 The members of the above Lodge are earnestly requested to meet at the Lodgeroom at half-past one on Tuesday February 13 to attend the Funeral of Bro. James Pauling's late wife. Geo. Neill A.D PS White gloves and Ties, funeral sashes. | Bennett, Maggie (I557)
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| 15043 | The Ashburton Guardian, Tuesday 1 February 1887 Death: On January 31st at Burnett Street, Jessie beloved daughter of James H and Maggie Pauling, aged one year. | Pauling, Jessie (I558)
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| 15044 | The Ashburton Guardian, Wednesday November 12th 1902 Death: PAULING, On November 11th at her late residence, peter Street, Jane, the relict of the late William Pauling, aged 68. Deeply regretted. Funeral Notice: The Ashburton Mail, Wednesday November 12th 1902 The friends of the late Mrs Jane Gibson Pauling are respectfully informed that her Funeral will move from her late residence Peter Street East, on Thursday, the 13th inst. at 2.30pm from the Ashburton Cemetery. Baker Bros Undertakers The Ashburton Mail, Wednesday, November 12th 1902. Obituary: Another old colonist has just passed away in the person of Mrs Jane PAULING. She came to this colony in the ship Huntress in 1863 with her husband and two sons. Mrs Pauling was the eldest daughter of Mr James GIBSON, Clothier, Woodburn House, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. She has been a resident of Ashburton for some twenty four years. On arrival she took up the profession of a nurse and many of our younger citizens were attended to on their first appearance in this world by Mrs Pauling. Her skill as a nurse and her genial disposition made her a great favorite with the medical profession, and her reputation was a household word in Ashburton. Mrs Pauling leaves four sons and three daughters to mourn their loss. the funeral will take place at 2.30 tomorrow. | Gibson, Jane (I583)
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| 15045 | The Ashburton Mail, Thursday 25 September 1884 Death: PAULING, At his residence, Beach Road. Yesterday after three days illness, William Pauling of Kirkendbright, Scotland. Age 45 years. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy. Further Notice same date: The members of the Orange Institution are particularly requested to meet at the Orange hall, Burnett Street at 2pm on Sunday 28th Instant, for the purpose of attending the Funeral of our late Brother William Pauling. Sam B Nelson W.M. Loyal Orange Lodge No 23 (this notice repeated on 27 Sept 1884) Saturday 27 September 1884 Funeral Notice: The friends of the late William Pauling are informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Beach Road, TOMORROW (Sunday) at 2.30pm for the New Cemetery. J Meech and Co Undertakers. | Pauling, William (I582)
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| 15046 | The Aston Villa 1887 FA Cup-winning side. Back row (left to right): Frank Coulton, James Warner, Fred Dawson, Joe Simmonds, Albert Allen. Middle row: (left to right): Richmond Davis, Albert Brown, Archie Hunter, Howard Vaughton, Dennis Hodgetts. Harry Yates and John Burton are seated on the floor. | Coulton, Francis (Frank) (I5697)
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| 15047 | The Banns of Marriage between William Smith and Susannah Tunnecliff both of this Parish were published June 20, 27 & July 4th 1779 William Smith of this Parish, Batchelor and Susannah Tunnecliff of this Parish, Spinster were Married in the Church by Banns This Eight Day of August in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine by me Thomas Bree -Rector This Marriage was solemnized between Us X the mark of William Smith X the mark of Susannah Tunnecliff In the presence of George Tunnecliff & Thomas Newbate | Family: William Smith / Susannah Tunnecliffe (F124)
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| 15048 | The Date of 17 Sept 1830 for birth is recorded on John's death certificate and is also recorded on his headstone. I am uncertain if the date of 1830 is correct due to his baptism being on the 18th Sept 1831 and parents only married in 1830 (not that that is unusual to have a child prior to marriage and then baptised later after marriage) Certainly the Census records indicate his birth is 1831. I have no proof to which year of birth is correct either 1830 or 1831. | Cain, John Caesar (I640)
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| 15049 | The death occured suddenly on Wednesday morning of Mr Edward Yates at his residence, Bloomfield Crescent, Lower Hutt. Deceased was the yougest son of the late Mr Henry and Mrs A B Yates, of Masterton. He was for 20 years a keen and enthusiastic member of the Hutt Bowling Club and for several years a member of its management committee. He is survived by his widow, three sons, also three sisters, Mesdames Hare (Lyall Bay), HH Liddle and C Perry (Masterton) and one brother, Mr G H Yates (Masterton) and one grand-daughter. | Yates, Edward (I6530)
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| 15050 | The Domain Board's Recent Work: (column 2/3 of page) At a meeting of the Domain Board held last evening a rather warm discussion took place upon the outlay on the new grounds. When the items of expenditure were read out, from a freturn prepared as follows - Bowling green formation £40. 16s.1d; water supply £42. 10s.3d. Mr Pauling challenged the item £42.10s.3d. He mentioned that the figures should have given more information. It was all very well to put down special expenditure on the bowling, tennis, and croquet grounds, but what about the curator's work, the labor of the Council's men, and the wear and tear of the horses, plant etc ? Second reference:- Mr Pauling said it was all very well to twit the chairman, but they were all in it. He, however, wanted to see what the Domain had cost in the work of horses and the men, and so on, which was not shown in the return before them. Why was all the cost not shown ? | Pauling, James Henry (Gibson) (I555)
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