Notes: Ailsa and Bill Family Histories

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Matches 5,101 to 5,150 of 15,908

#	Notes	Linked to
5101	Phyllis Emily Rosson 10 April 1920 14 Cuba Street, Petone Parents: George Rosson, Driver, 34, Brimingham & Emily Lane, 34, Birmingham Married 6 July 1914,Wellington Previous issue: Males 2yrs, Female 4yrs Informant: Emily Lane, Mother Petone	Rosson, Phyllis Emily (I937)
5102	Phyllis Marie Hamilton Aged 74	_____, Phyllis Marie (I8690)
5103	Phyllis Marie Hamilton DOB: 11 May 1921	_____, Phyllis Marie (I8690)
5104	PICARD James Farm Servant, Married at 3:40 PM aged 50 yrs Parents: Alexander Picard, Farm Servant & Christian Picard MS Law (dec) Burial - Church Yard of Liberton Informant: Char Stewart, Cousin (sic), 312 Lawson st, Edinburgh	Pickard, James (I3645)
5105	PICKARD James, Head, Mar,40, Agricultural laborer, Carrington, Midlothian PICKARD Catharine, Wife, Mar,36, Edinburgh PICKARD Christina, Dau, Unm,18, General Servant, Pennycuick	Pickard, James (I3645)
5106	PICKARD, James, 30, Ag Lab, Yes PICKARD, Catherine, 25, Yes PICKARD, Catherine, 10, Yes Below James is Neil Ferm	Pickard, James (I3645)
5107	PINNOCK Alfred, Head, Unm, 24, Shepherd,Baples Hants COLLESS Hen (Henry), Boarder, Unm, 23, Carter (Ag) Winchester Hants MUNDS Hen (Henry), Boarder, Unm, 17, Carter, Chilbolton Hants KIMBER Harry, Boarder, Unm, 15, Shepherd, Drummer Hants	Kimber, Harry (I4761)
5108	Place of marriage unknown at this stage, may be Taumarunui	Family: Robert John Falkner / Dulcie Margaret Mary Seymour (F2538)
5109	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Jack Anderson Painter / Living (F2539)
5110	POCOCK, Elizabeth, Head, Confectioner, U, 61, F, Thatcham, Berkshire, England JUBBER, Jane, Boarder, Retired Person, U, 79, F, Stepney, Middlesex, England	Jubber, Jane (I246)
5111	POINTON Dale Conway, 10 Tairere Crescent, Papakura, Salesman POINTON Mary Ivy Isabel, 10 Tairere Crescent, Papakura, Mother	Pointon, Dale Conway (I781)
5112	POINTON Dale Conway, 35 George St, Manurewa, Parts Manager POINTON Robina Marie, 35 George St, Manurewa, housewife	Pointon, Dale Conway (I781)
5113	POLLOCK Male child	Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)
5114	POLLOCK Not named	Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)
5115	POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 23, Pitheadman, Bothwell Lanark POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 20, Cambusnethan Lanark POLLOCK Elizabeth, Dau, 2, Cambusnethan Lanark POLLOCK John, Father, Widow, 46, Coal Miner, Bothwell Lanark	Pollock, John (I7996)
5116	POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 42, Fruit Merchant, Bothwell Lanark POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 39, Fruit Merchants Wife, Cambusnethan Lanark POLLOCK John, Son, Unm, 20, Labourer, Cambusnethan, Lanark POLLOCK David, Son, Unm, 15 Van Driver, Cambusnethan Lanark POLLOCK Jane, Son, 13, Scholar, Cambusnethan Lanark POLLOCK Annie, Dau, 11, Scholar, Cambusnethan Lanark	Pollock, John (I7996)
5117	POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 52, Fruiterer, Bothwell Lanark POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 50, Fruiterer's Wife, Morningside Lanark POLLOCK John, Son, Unm, 29, Fruiterer's son, Morningside, Lanark POLLOCK David, Son, Unm, 24, Coaliery Carter, Morningside Lanark	Pollock, John (I7996)
5118	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1106)
5119	Pollock, Newborn Male Aged 9 Hours Morningside Parents: John Pollock & Mary Gray	Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)
5120	POLLOK John, Head, Mar, 34, Carter, New Monkland Lanark POLLOK Mary, Wife, Mar, 31, Lanarkshire POLLOK Elisabeth, Dau, 12, Scholar, Lanark POLLOK John, Son, 10, Scholar, Lanark POLLOK David, Son, 6, Scholar, Lanark POLLOK Jean Jack, Dau, 3, Lanark POLLOK Ann Gray, Dau, 0, Carmichael Lanark YARDLEY Elisabeth, Mother in Law, Widow, 69, Carmichael Lanark GRAY David, Brother in Law, Unm, 40, Collier, Carmichael Lanark	Pollock, John (I7996)
5121	POLMAISE PIT EXPLOSION One of Three Injured Men Died in Infirmary Three men suffered burning injuries on Friday as the result of an ignition of gas in No 1 Pit, Polmaise Colliery, Millhall, near Stirling. The injured men, who were taken to Stirling Royal Infirmary, were Thomas Laird, sen, oversman, Millhall Farm, Stirling; Bertie Boyle, fireman, 32 East Murrayfield, Bannockburn; and Joseph Hamil, chain runner, 13 Ochilview, Cowie. Laird succumbed to his injuries on Saturday morning. It was thought at first that his injuries were not of a very serious nature, but his condition became worse during Friday night. He had been employed at the Colliery for 25 years. He leaves a wife and a grown up family. Boyle, who was also badly burned about the head, face, and arms, still lies in a serious condition in the Infirmary. Hamil escaped with burns on the right arm and shoulder and slight injuries to his face. He was able to leave the Infirmary on Saturday afternoon. The explosion occurred in Miller's Dook, in the main coal section. The men were engaged on an inspection, and were alone in the Dook at the time, but 12 other men were employed in the vicinity. The cause of the ignition is not yet known. About 190 men were at work in No 1 Pit at the time, but it was not found necessary to withdraw them all from the workings. Men engaged on the affected section, however, were brought to the surface. Mr John Muir, the manager of the colliery, immediately went down the pit and made an inspection. It was found that very little damage had been done by the explosion. Mr James Watson, general manager of Messrs Archibald Russell, Ltd; the owners of the colliery, arrived later and went down to examine the section where the explosion occurred. In an interview Hamil stated that he was taking a hutch along the main road, and that just as he reached the entrance to the dook, which the oversman and the fireman had previously entered, there was a blinding flash and a roar. He was thrown to the pavement, and remembered nothing until men from the next dook came running to discover what had happened. William McFarlane, a Fallin man, who was the first of the men who ran to the rescue, was himself slightly injured by the force of the explosion as it expended itself along the airway to the main road.	Laird, Thomas (I3576)
5122	POPHAM On April 7 1945 (suddenly) at his residence Titiri, 9/1223 Tpr Charles Richard Popham (1st NZEF), dearly loved husband of Mary Popham, and brother of Mesdammes Wilkins (Timpanys) Williams (Waitakeri), Ross and Todd (Dunedin); in his 53 year. Deeply Mourned. The Funeral will leave the residence of his sister Mrs H K Ross, 165 Surrey St, Dunedin on Tuesday the 10th inst at 2pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director	Popham, Charles Richard (I6437)
5123	POPHAM On Dec 28th at Dunedin, Robert beloved son of the late Charles and Harriet Popham, and loved brother of Mesdammes Wilkins (Invercargill), Williams (Benhar), Ross, Martin and Todd (Dunedin) and Messrs Charles (Titiri) and Lewis (Dunedin) in his 58th years. "Deeply Mourned" The Funeral will leave the residence, 23 Loyalty Street on Thursday the 30th inst at 2.30pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director	Popham, Robert (I6429)
5124	POPHAM On July 15, at 18 Brunswick Street, Dunedin South, Harriet Popham, relict of Charles Richard Popham, and mother of Mrs Wilkins (Invercargill), Mesdames Ross and Todd (Christchurch), Martin and Williams (Dunedin); also Lewis, Robert and Charles (sons on active service). Passed peacefully away. POPHAM On July 15, at 18 Brunswick Street, Dunedin South, Harriet Popham, relict of Charles Popham, and mother of Mrs Wilkins (Invercargill), Mesdames Ross and Todd (Christchurch), Martin, and Williams (Dunedin), also Lewis, Robert , and Charles (sons on active service); aged 65 years. Passed peacefully away.	Lawson, Harriett (I6425)
5125	POPHAM On July 29 1940 at Dunedin, 23244 Private Lewis Popham, 19th Reinforcement. Beloved son of the late Charles Richard and Harriet Popham, South Dunedin and loved brother of Mesdames Wilkins (Invercargill), Williams (Benhar), Ross and Todd (Dunedin) and Mr C Popham (Titri ) in his 66yrs. "Deeply Mourned" The Funeral will leave the residence of Mrs Ross, 165 Surrey Street, Dunedin, Tomorrow (Wednesday) 31st inst at 2.30pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director	Popham, Lewis (I6427)
5126	POPHAM as headstone. Buried in same plot is Harriett and Charles Popham, Elsie May Popham and Charles Wilkins.	Lawson, Harriett (I6425)
5127	POPHAM as headstone. Buried in same plot is Harriett, Charles and Charles Wilkins (grandson who died 1906) as well as Elsie May Popham. Does state that Charles Popham was from Somerset on the Burial Records.	Popham, Charles (I6424)
5128	POPHAM Charles, Canning Street, North Ipswich	Popham, Charles (I6424)
5129	POPHAM Charles, Pelican Street, North Ispwich Covers 1876-77, same for 1878	Popham, Charles (I6424)
5130	POPHAM Charles, South Street, Rockhampton. covers 1874- 1876	Popham, Charles (I6424)
5131	POPHAM Lewis, Head, Mar, 44, Bricklayer, Bridgewater Somerset POPHAM Mary A, Wife, Mar, 42, Bridgewater POPHAM, George, Son, 16, Lab Stone Mason, Bridgewater POPHAM Charles, Son, 14, Scholar, Bridgewater POPHAM Mary A, Dau, 12, Scholar, Bridgewater POPHAM Richard, Son, 9, Scholar, Bridgewater POPHAM Lewis, Son, 3, Bridgewater	Popham, Charles (I6424)
5132	POPHAM Mary Louisa On Sept 17th 1966 (suddenly) at her residence Titri, dearly loved wife of the late Charles Richard Popham and Loved Mother of Max, Joan ( Mrs J S Merrilees), Jack and Allan "At Rest" The Funeral will leave our chapel, 29 Marion Street tomorrow (Tuesday) Sept 20, at the conclusion of a service commencing at 2pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. Gillions and Sons Lrd, Funeral Director POPHAM Mary Louisa On Sept 17 1966 (suddenly) at her residence Titri, Loved daughter of the late William and Ann Hanger, St Bathans, and loved sister of Frank, Rebecca ( Mrs Mee), Walter and Tom "At Rest"	Hanger, Mary Louisa (I6438)
5133	Portsmouth Tradesman's Death. We regret to announce the death of Mr W Passingham, which took place at his residence, 126 High Street, Portsmouth, after a brief illness. The deceased, who had carried on a mineral water business at that address for many years, was highly respected. He was sixty five years of age. The funeral will take place at Highland Road Cemetery on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, leaving the house at 2.30. (also a notice almost identical perhaps from another newspaper in the area held by Mike Painter)	Passingham, William John (I3683)
5134	Poss parents: William Telfer & Jean Paterson. b.13 Feb 1780, Glasgow C119678/0803 James Telfer & Jean Blair. c. 1 May 1779, Glasgow, C119466/3353	Telfer, Janet (I430)
5135	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I988)
5136	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I964)
5137	Possible Baptism: Sarah Pittman 2 Oct 1791 Parents: William and Susannah Pittman At St Mary the Virgin, Woodnesborough	Pettman, Sarah (I8411)
5138	Possible Baptism: St Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire Elizabeth Sarah Snow Bapt: 26 Feb 1837 Daughter of John and Elizabeth	Snow, Elizabeth (I3684)
5139	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6914)
5140	possible birth via familysearch. Bridget Dove, born 26 oct 1841 Baptised 21 Nov 1841, Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green London, England Parents: John Dove & Mary Ann Uncertain as Bridget states on the 1871 Census she is from Edinburgh City, Midlothian. As her marriage does not state parents names, cannot be certain of where she was born.	Dove, Bridget (I7525)
5141	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I8403)
5142	Possible child of James and Martha uncertain at this stage but a good possible as Lytchett Matravers Parish is right next to Corfe Mullen Parish	Jubber, James (I7547)
5143	Possible could be: Born 16 May 1869, Urray, R&C Parents: Donald Fraser & Janet Matheson	Fraser, Angus (I8585)
5144	Possible for death of Daniel's father. via the Rootsireland.ie web site. 18 May 2013	McKay, Peter (I3631)
5145	Possible marriage in Whitburn, West Lothian 1947 George Simpson to Jessie Arlow or Nimmo, 673/01 0007	Simpson, George (I4933)
5146	Possible marriage: Frederick Charles Ashby or Alfred Baker, Canterbury 2a 1201 Dec 1865 Qtr	Ovenden, Mary Elizabeth (I4434)
5147	possible marriage?	Family: Reginald P Anderson / Marie Rosson (F2131)
5148	Possible parents and date of birth John Gray born 3 Aug 1800 Glasgow Lanark Parents: John Gray & Margaret Forrester	Gray, John (I7935)
5149	Possible parents at this stage: Philip Cowin C 20 Dec 1790, Lonan	Kervin, Isabella (I6154)
5150	Possible parents at this stage: William Corlett and Mary or Margaret Radcliffe. C 12 Nov 1786, Andreas	Corlett, John (I6153)

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5101

Phyllis Emily Rosson
10 April 1920
14 Cuba Street, Petone
Parents: George Rosson, Driver, 34, Brimingham & Emily Lane, 34, Birmingham
Married 6 July 1914,Wellington
Previous issue: Males 2yrs, Female 4yrs
Informant: Emily Lane, Mother Petone

Rosson, Phyllis Emily (I937)

5102

Phyllis Marie Hamilton
Aged 74

_____, Phyllis Marie (I8690)

5103

Phyllis Marie Hamilton
DOB: 11 May 1921

_____, Phyllis Marie (I8690)

5104

PICARD James
Farm Servant, Married
at 3:40 PM aged 50 yrs
Parents: Alexander Picard, Farm Servant & Christian Picard MS Law (dec)
Burial - Church Yard of Liberton

Informant: Char Stewart, Cousin (sic), 312 Lawson st, Edinburgh

Pickard, James (I3645)

5105

PICKARD James, Head, Mar,40, Agricultural laborer, Carrington, Midlothian
PICKARD Catharine, Wife, Mar,36, Edinburgh
PICKARD Christina, Dau, Unm,18, General Servant, Pennycuick

Pickard, James (I3645)

5106

PICKARD, James, 30, Ag Lab, Yes
PICKARD, Catherine, 25, Yes
PICKARD, Catherine, 10, Yes

Below James is Neil Ferm

Pickard, James (I3645)

5107

PINNOCK Alfred, Head, Unm, 24, Shepherd,Baples Hants
COLLESS Hen (Henry), Boarder, Unm, 23, Carter (Ag) Winchester Hants
MUNDS Hen (Henry), Boarder, Unm, 17, Carter, Chilbolton Hants
KIMBER Harry, Boarder, Unm, 15, Shepherd, Drummer Hants

Kimber, Harry (I4761)

5108

Place of marriage unknown at this stage, may be Taumarunui

Family: Robert John Falkner / Dulcie Margaret Mary Seymour (F2538)

5109

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Jack Anderson Painter / Living (F2539)

5110

POCOCK, Elizabeth, Head, Confectioner, U, 61, F, Thatcham, Berkshire, England
JUBBER, Jane, Boarder, Retired Person, U, 79, F, Stepney, Middlesex, England

Jubber, Jane (I246)

5111

POINTON Dale Conway, 10 Tairere Crescent, Papakura, Salesman
POINTON Mary Ivy Isabel, 10 Tairere Crescent, Papakura, Mother

Pointon, Dale Conway (I781)

5112

POINTON Dale Conway, 35 George St, Manurewa, Parts Manager
POINTON Robina Marie, 35 George St, Manurewa, housewife

Pointon, Dale Conway (I781)

5113

POLLOCK
Male child

Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)

5114

POLLOCK
Not named

Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)

5115

POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 23, Pitheadman, Bothwell Lanark
POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 20, Cambusnethan Lanark
POLLOCK Elizabeth, Dau, 2, Cambusnethan Lanark
POLLOCK John, Father, Widow, 46, Coal Miner, Bothwell Lanark

Pollock, John (I7996)

5116

POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 42, Fruit Merchant, Bothwell Lanark
POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 39, Fruit Merchants Wife, Cambusnethan Lanark
POLLOCK John, Son, Unm, 20, Labourer, Cambusnethan, Lanark
POLLOCK David, Son, Unm, 15 Van Driver, Cambusnethan Lanark
POLLOCK Jane, Son, 13, Scholar, Cambusnethan Lanark
POLLOCK Annie, Dau, 11, Scholar, Cambusnethan Lanark

Pollock, John (I7996)

5117

POLLOCK John, Head, Mar, 52, Fruiterer, Bothwell Lanark
POLLOCK Mary, Wife, Mar, 50, Fruiterer's Wife, Morningside Lanark
POLLOCK John, Son, Unm, 29, Fruiterer's son, Morningside, Lanark
POLLOCK David, Son, Unm, 24, Coaliery Carter, Morningside Lanark

Pollock, John (I7996)

5118

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I1106)

5119

Pollock, Newborn Male
Aged 9 Hours
Morningside
Parents: John Pollock & Mary Gray

Pollock, Baby Boy (I8003)

5120

POLLOK John, Head, Mar, 34, Carter, New Monkland Lanark
POLLOK Mary, Wife, Mar, 31, Lanarkshire
POLLOK Elisabeth, Dau, 12, Scholar, Lanark
POLLOK John, Son, 10, Scholar, Lanark
POLLOK David, Son, 6, Scholar, Lanark
POLLOK Jean Jack, Dau, 3, Lanark
POLLOK Ann Gray, Dau, 0, Carmichael Lanark
YARDLEY Elisabeth, Mother in Law, Widow, 69, Carmichael Lanark
GRAY David, Brother in Law, Unm, 40, Collier, Carmichael Lanark

Pollock, John (I7996)

5121

POLMAISE PIT EXPLOSION
One of Three Injured Men Died in Infirmary

Three men suffered burning injuries on Friday as the result of an ignition of gas in No 1 Pit, Polmaise Colliery, Millhall, near Stirling.
The injured men, who were taken to Stirling Royal Infirmary, were Thomas Laird, sen, oversman, Millhall Farm, Stirling; Bertie Boyle, fireman, 32 East Murrayfield, Bannockburn; and Joseph Hamil, chain runner, 13 Ochilview, Cowie.
Laird succumbed to his injuries on Saturday morning. It was thought at first that his injuries were not of a very serious nature, but his condition became worse during Friday night. He had been employed at the Colliery for 25 years. He leaves a wife and a grown up family.
Boyle, who was also badly burned about the head, face, and arms, still lies in a serious condition in the Infirmary. Hamil escaped with burns on the right arm and shoulder and slight injuries to his face. He was able to leave the Infirmary on Saturday afternoon.
The explosion occurred in Miller's Dook, in the main coal section. The men were engaged on an inspection, and were alone in the Dook at the time, but 12 other men were employed in the vicinity. The cause of the ignition is not yet known.
About 190 men were at work in No 1 Pit at the time, but it was not found necessary to withdraw them all from the workings. Men engaged on the affected section, however, were brought to the surface.
Mr John Muir, the manager of the colliery, immediately went down the pit and made an inspection. It was found that very little damage had been done by the explosion. Mr James Watson, general manager of Messrs Archibald Russell, Ltd; the owners of the colliery, arrived later and went down to examine the section where the explosion occurred.
In an interview Hamil stated that he was taking a hutch along the main road, and that just as he reached the entrance to the dook, which the oversman and the fireman had previously entered, there was a blinding flash and a roar. He was thrown to the pavement, and remembered nothing until men from the next dook came running to discover what had happened.
William McFarlane, a Fallin man, who was the first of the men who ran to the rescue, was himself slightly injured by the force of the explosion as it expended itself along the airway to the main road.

Laird, Thomas (I3576)

5122

POPHAM
On April 7 1945 (suddenly) at his residence Titiri, 9/1223 Tpr Charles Richard Popham (1st NZEF), dearly loved husband of Mary Popham, and brother of Mesdammes Wilkins (Timpanys) Williams (Waitakeri), Ross and Todd (Dunedin); in his 53 year.
Deeply Mourned.
The Funeral will leave the residence of his sister Mrs H K Ross, 165 Surrey St, Dunedin on Tuesday the 10th inst at 2pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery.
C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director

Popham, Charles Richard (I6437)

5123

POPHAM
On Dec 28th at Dunedin, Robert beloved son of the late Charles and Harriet Popham, and loved brother of Mesdammes Wilkins (Invercargill), Williams (Benhar), Ross, Martin and Todd (Dunedin) and Messrs Charles (Titiri) and Lewis (Dunedin) in his 58th years.
"Deeply Mourned"
The Funeral will leave the residence, 23 Loyalty Street on Thursday the 30th inst at 2.30pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery.
C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director

Popham, Robert (I6429)

5124

POPHAM
On July 15, at 18 Brunswick Street, Dunedin South, Harriet Popham, relict of Charles Richard Popham, and mother of Mrs Wilkins (Invercargill), Mesdames Ross and Todd (Christchurch), Martin and Williams (Dunedin); also Lewis, Robert and Charles (sons on active service). Passed peacefully away.

POPHAM
On July 15, at 18 Brunswick Street, Dunedin South, Harriet Popham, relict of Charles Popham, and mother of Mrs Wilkins (Invercargill), Mesdames Ross and Todd (Christchurch), Martin, and Williams (Dunedin), also Lewis, Robert , and Charles (sons on active service); aged 65 years.
Passed peacefully away.

Lawson, Harriett (I6425)

5125

POPHAM
On July 29 1940 at Dunedin, 23244 Private Lewis Popham, 19th Reinforcement. Beloved son of the late Charles Richard and Harriet Popham, South Dunedin and loved brother of Mesdames Wilkins (Invercargill), Williams (Benhar), Ross and Todd (Dunedin) and Mr C Popham (Titri ) in his 66yrs.
"Deeply Mourned"
The Funeral will leave the residence of Mrs Ross, 165 Surrey Street, Dunedin, Tomorrow (Wednesday) 31st inst at 2.30pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery.
C J Thorn Ltd, Funeral Director

Popham, Lewis (I6427)

5126

POPHAM as headstone.
Buried in same plot is Harriett and Charles Popham, Elsie May Popham and Charles Wilkins.

Lawson, Harriett (I6425)

5127

POPHAM as headstone.
Buried in same plot is Harriett, Charles and Charles Wilkins (grandson who died 1906) as well as Elsie May Popham.
Does state that Charles Popham was from Somerset on the Burial Records.

Popham, Charles (I6424)

5128

POPHAM Charles, Canning Street, North Ipswich

Popham, Charles (I6424)

5129

POPHAM Charles, Pelican Street, North Ispwich

Covers 1876-77, same for 1878

Popham, Charles (I6424)

5130

POPHAM Charles, South Street, Rockhampton.

covers 1874- 1876

Popham, Charles (I6424)

5131

POPHAM Lewis, Head, Mar, 44, Bricklayer, Bridgewater Somerset
POPHAM Mary A, Wife, Mar, 42, Bridgewater
POPHAM, George, Son, 16, Lab Stone Mason, Bridgewater
POPHAM Charles, Son, 14, Scholar, Bridgewater
POPHAM Mary A, Dau, 12, Scholar, Bridgewater
POPHAM Richard, Son, 9, Scholar, Bridgewater
POPHAM Lewis, Son, 3, Bridgewater

Popham, Charles (I6424)

5132

POPHAM Mary Louisa
On Sept 17th 1966 (suddenly) at her residence Titri, dearly loved wife of the late Charles Richard Popham and Loved Mother of Max, Joan ( Mrs J S Merrilees), Jack and Allan
"At Rest"
The Funeral will leave our chapel, 29 Marion Street tomorrow (Tuesday) Sept 20, at the conclusion of a service commencing at 2pm for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery.
Gillions and Sons Lrd, Funeral Director

POPHAM Mary Louisa
On Sept 17 1966 (suddenly) at her residence Titri, Loved daughter of the late William and Ann Hanger, St Bathans, and loved sister of Frank, Rebecca ( Mrs Mee), Walter and Tom
"At Rest"

Hanger, Mary Louisa (I6438)

5133

Portsmouth Tradesman's Death.

We regret to announce the death of Mr W Passingham, which took place at his residence, 126 High Street, Portsmouth, after a brief illness. The deceased, who had carried on a mineral water business at that address for many years, was highly respected. He was sixty five years of age. The funeral will take place at Highland Road Cemetery on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, leaving the house at 2.30.

(also a notice almost identical perhaps from another newspaper in the area held by Mike Painter)

Passingham, William John (I3683)

5134

Poss parents:
William Telfer & Jean Paterson. b.13 Feb 1780, Glasgow C119678/0803
James Telfer & Jean Blair. c. 1 May 1779, Glasgow, C119466/3353

Telfer, Janet (I430)

5135

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I988)

5136

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I964)

5137

Possible Baptism:
Sarah Pittman
2 Oct 1791
Parents: William and Susannah Pittman
At St Mary the Virgin, Woodnesborough

Pettman, Sarah (I8411)

5138

Possible Baptism:
St Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Elizabeth Sarah Snow
Bapt: 26 Feb 1837
Daughter of John and Elizabeth

Snow, Elizabeth (I3684)

5139

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6914)

5140

possible birth via familysearch.

Bridget Dove, born 26 oct 1841
Baptised 21 Nov 1841, Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green London, England
Parents: John Dove & Mary Ann

Uncertain as Bridget states on the 1871 Census she is from Edinburgh City, Midlothian.
As her marriage does not state parents names, cannot be certain of where she was born.

Dove, Bridget (I7525)

5141

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I8403)

5142

Possible child of James and Martha
uncertain at this stage but a good possible as Lytchett Matravers Parish is right next to Corfe Mullen Parish

Jubber, James (I7547)

5143

Possible could be:
Born 16 May 1869, Urray, R&C
Parents: Donald Fraser & Janet Matheson

Fraser, Angus (I8585)

5144

Possible for death of Daniel's father.
via the Rootsireland.ie web site.
18 May 2013

McKay, Peter (I3631)

5145

Possible marriage in Whitburn, West Lothian
1947 George Simpson to Jessie Arlow or Nimmo, 673/01 0007

Simpson, George (I4933)

5146

Possible marriage:
Frederick Charles Ashby or Alfred Baker, Canterbury 2a 1201 Dec 1865 Qtr

Ovenden, Mary Elizabeth (I4434)

5147

possible marriage?

Family: Reginald P Anderson / Marie Rosson (F2131)

5148

Possible parents and date of birth
John Gray
born 3 Aug 1800
Glasgow Lanark
Parents: John Gray & Margaret Forrester

Gray, John (I7935)

5149

Possible parents at this stage:
Philip Cowin
C 20 Dec 1790, Lonan

Kervin, Isabella (I6154)

5150

Possible parents at this stage:
William Corlett and Mary or Margaret Radcliffe.
C 12 Nov 1786, Andreas

Corlett, John (I6153)

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