Ailsa and Bill Family Histories
Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 8,501 to 8,550 of 15,908
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| 8501 | Block Y, Plot 22, Area Monumental Beam | Schiavi, Ivy Ada (I551)
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| 8502 | Block Y, Plot 23, Area Monumental Beam | Andrew, William (Bill) (I2117)
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| 8503 | Block Z Plot 38 | Leyden, Ernest William (I5136)
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| 8504 | BLUFF HARBOR The funeral of Mr Clark, late principal light keeper at Dog Island, took place yesterday afternoon at the Bluff. | McGraw\ James Clark, Edward (I157)
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| 8505 | BLUNT Thomas, 40, Carpenter, Yes BLUNT Sarah, 35, Yes BLUNT Edwin, 9, Yes BLUNT Emma, 8, Yes BLUNT Letticia, 3, Yes BLUNT Eliza, 5 months, Yes | Blunt, Thomas (I5612)
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| 8506 | BLUNT Thomas, Head, Mar, 52, Circular Sawyer, Solihull, Warwickshire BLUNT Sarah, Wife, Mar, 47, Solihull, Warwickshire BLUNT Edwin, Son, Un, 19, Circular Sawyer, Birmingham BLUNT Lettitia, Dau, Un, 13, Cloth Button Maker ?, Birmingham BLUNT Eliza, Dau, Un, 10, Cloth Button Patterner, Birmingham BLUNT Elizabeth, Dau, Un, 7, Scholar, Birmingham | Blunt, Thomas (I5612)
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| 8507 | BLUNT Thomas, Head, Mar, 62, Wood Sawyer Master, Employing 3 men, Solihull Warwickshire BLUNT Sarah, Wife, Mar, 57, Solihull Warwickshire BLUNT Letitia, Dau, Unm, 23, Linen Button Maker, Birmingham BLUNT Elizabeth, Dau, Unm, 17, Scholar, Birmingham BLUNT Mary J, Granddau, 8, Scholar, Birmingham | Blunt, Thomas (I5612)
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| 8508 | BOARDING HOUSE FIRE WOMAN BADLY BURNED MAN ESCAPES DOWN LADDER "A large wooden residence, No 34 Tennyson Street, used as a boarding house, was badly damaged by fire last night. The blaze was not of long duration, but while it lasted it was the most spectacular fire in Dunedin for some time and was visible from many parts of the city. The proprietress of the boarding house, Mrs Helen Scott, received serious burns about the arms, body and head, and was removed to the Public Hospital. Her son, Leslie, aged 17, was also taken to the Hospital with burns to his hands. A war pensioner, Mr J Dillon, was able to escape from the burning building when a neighbour placed a ladder at the back of the house. There were two or three other occupants of the house present when the fire was discovered, but they did not have time to remove any of their belongings." The Fire Brigade had received numerous calls around 9.15pm and the fire was out by 10pm, but a large part of the back part of the house, which was three storeys, was badly damaged. It was thought the fire had started in the kitchen, and assumed that Mrs Scott and her son met with their injuries in a vain effort to cope with the fire in its early stages, but the fire spread very rapidly. Family have said that Nellie was very badly burnt and spent 3/6mths in Hospital and used to have to use lots and lots of Lanolin afterwards. Leslie also had his hands burnt and he also saved his sister Gretta | Frame, Nellie (I590)
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| 8509 | BOARUP Charlotte, Head, Mar, 63, Lauder Berwickshire WALKER James, Grandson, 10, Scholar, Galashiels Roxburghshire PRINGLE William, Lodger, Unm, Joiner, Gordon Berwickshire | Pringle, William (I7809)
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| 8510 | Bob was a great Mechanic, and used to love driving Racing Cars in competitions. The "Bob Scott Memorial Hill Climb" which is held each year in Kaitangata is in rememberance of him. His sons Robert and Greg have preserved his cars and use them in the race. His Grandsons are also becoming involved in this event. He was also a JP and the Mayor of Kaitangata. Bob raced against some of the best in the world, and he won 3 South Island titles. He was a regular sight at the annual Dunedin street race and really enjoyed the sport. When a young boy, my Mum told me stories about Bob, building up bicyles out of old pram wheel rims (no tyres), and held together with bits of wire and nuts and bolts that he could find, no brakes and just old bits and pieces of bikes, then he would race down Corstorphine Rd and also the hill that was called "Lady Sidey's ". My Mum said he was Always the Daredevil, but would do anything for you. | Scott, Robert Kay (Bob) (I281)
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| 8511 | Bob was born premature at 7mths. Had no fingernails and no eyelashes. Daisy had had a fright with a mouse while pregnant with Bob, and when Bob had a birth mark on his back that looked like a mouse, there was lots of comments made about it. | Scott, Robert Kay (Bob) (I281)
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| 8512 | Body Found in Harbour The decomposed body of a middle aged man, believed to be a relieft worker, Arthur Symons, was found floating in the harbour off the Clyde Quay Wharf shortly after noon today. The body was recovered by Constables Beal and Ward and taken to the morgue. Although identification had not been definitely established when "The Post" went to press, it is thought that the body is that of Symons, who has been missing from the place where he was lodging since 4th August. From its appearance the body had been in the water for some weeks. NZ Herald, 15 September 1932 Verdict at the Inquest: Wellington, Wednesday At an inquest held today into the death of Arthur Symons, aged 33, whoese body was found floating in the harbour on September 5, a verdict was returned that the deceased was drowned on or about August 4. | Symons, Arthur (I3028)
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| 8513 | book has confusing dates of 1748 for death, but MI's state 1778 for death. | Elliot, John (I2045)
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| 8514 | Booked and Married in the year 1840 -1 Alexander Gardner & Helen Provan Booked Feb 13 1841 Married 5 March 1841 Both of Govan Parish | Family: Alexander Gardner / Helen Provan (F277)
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| 8515 | BOON George John Wedgwood, Whakapaki Street, Urenui, Retired BOON Barbara Mary, Whakapaki Street, Urenui, Housewife | Boon, George John Wedgewood (I7637)
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| 8516 | BOON George John, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, Builder BOON Margaret, 18 Cordelia St, married BOON John Alfred, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, Builder BOON Mary, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, married | Shepherd, Margaret (I7607)
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| 8517 | BOON George John, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, Builder BOON Margaret, 18 Cordelia St, married BOON John Alfred, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, Builder BOON Mary, 18 Cordelia St, Stratford, married | Boon, George John Wedgewood (I7637)
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| 8518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10171)
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| 8519 | Born at 10.01am | Scott, Charles Gillanders (I1693)
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| 8520 | Born only 7 days after her father died. | Davidson, Jane Ann Makellar (I4951)
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| 8521 | Born: 24 Feb 1849 Baptism: 25 Feb 1849 Margaret McGrath Parents: Joseph & Margaret McGrath Godfather: Thomas McGrath Godmother: Mary Devilin | McGrath, Margaret (I5861)
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| 8522 | BOSSER Henry, Head, Mar, 55, Baker, Whitechapel Middlesex BOSSER Sarah, Wife, Mar, 59, Whitechapel BOSSER Belinda, Dau, Un, 22, Sewer, Hatten Garden, Middlesex BOSSER Frederick, Son, 20, Baker, Hatten Garden BOSSER James, Son, 17, Baker, Luton, Bedfordshire BOSSER George, Son, 14, Scholar, Luton, Bedfordshire (Again transcription error due to writing of enumerator but recorded as BOSSER instead of ROSSON) | Rosson, Henry Morton (Rawson) (I1028)
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| 8523 | Both her children are baptised under the name of Sarah Roson for the mother. With Thomas also naming his first 3 children, Thomas, Francis and Ann, could Francis and Ann be his Grandparents. | Roson, Sarah (Rawson) (I4489)
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| 8524 | Both in this Parish, married irregulary in Edinburgh, 28 May 1799, marriage lines produced. | Family: William Wilson / Helen King (F2429)
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| 8525 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5556)
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| 8526 | Both Lilian and Duncan were living in the same locality in 1911. She was a Pahautea on the Featherston side and Duncan was at Stoney Creek, Martinborugh side. It was known that people used to cross the Ruamahanga River at different points to go to Martinborough and that dances were held in the Dyerville Hall on a regular base. Did Lilian and Duncan met that way or in Martinborugh. | Family: Duncan Johnstone / Lilian Jane Sanders (F2306)
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| 8527 | Both Selwyn and Freda previously married and living in Auckland and assuming marriage took place there. | Family: Selwyn Owen Johnson / Freda Ross (F1031)
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| 8528 | BOWIE John, Head, M, 41, Carter, Perthshire ALEXANDER John, Lodger, M, 41, Saw Miller, Perthshire FERGUSON James, Lodger, Unm, 21, Carter, Kincardine Perthshire GALL Alexander, Lodger, Unm, 18, Carter, Alloa, Stirlingshire (sic) | Gall, Alexander (I3561)
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| 8529 | BOWLES Emily, Head, Unmarried, 40, Harting Sussex BOWLES family LODGERS - HILL George, Lodger, 14, Carpenter, Harting Sussex | Hill, George (I2498)
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| 8530 | BRAY In Loving Memory of our Darling KEN Killed at Dunedin 21st Nov 1957 Aged 16 Years. Patrick John Dearly Loved Husband & Father 13th March 1916 - 18th July 1992 In Loving Memory of "Ollie" Margaret Elizabeth Oliver Bray Loved Wife, Mother and Nan 30th May 1921 - 27th Sept 2008 RIP | Phillips, Margaret Elizabeth Oliver (I7098)
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| 8531 | BROWN On March 2nd, at Ashburton, William, the beloved husband of Margaret Brown; aged 58 FOUND DROWNED The Inquest. An inquest concerning the death of William Brown, builder and contractor, whose body was found in the Domain swimming bath early on Thursday morning was held before the Coroner, Mr V G Day, SM today. William Brown, son of the deceased, said that his father went to bed at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, suffering from back trouble. He had been drinking of late, but not for the two days previous to his death. He heard his father get up about 4 o'clock on the morning of the fatality, and get a drink of water. About twenty minutes to five Mrs Brown woke him, and told witness that his father was missing. He waited for a time, expecting his father to return, but as he did not do so, witness went in search of him. As he passed through the Domain at the swimming bath, he saw his father's cap, which he found, was on deceased's head, the body being upright in the deep water. Witness tried to raise the body, but failed. He went for assistance, and brought back Mr J Readhead, the curator of the Domain, and together they got the body out. His father had not been in good health for some two years, and about the beginning of last month seemed to be worried by financial troubles. Deceased had also had a great deal of domestic trouble, but he knew of no reason why his father should commit suicide. He had never threatened to do anything of the kind. David John, assistant curator of the Public Gardens, Christchurch, gave evidence as to assisting in getting the body out of the water. Alexander McDonald, partner in the firm of Brown and McDonald, builders, said that deceased, who was his brother-in-law, was not of a despondent turn of mind. The firm was in a good financial position. He had seen deceased in bed on Wednesday, and decease told him that he might be well in a very short time. He had been drinking at the time, witness thought. He could see no reason why he should commit suicide. He certainly had domestic trouble, but that would not warrant any action of that kind. Dr Hunter said that shortly after 6.30am on Thursday he was called to see the body, and when he arrived, Mr Readhead, was trying artificial means of respiration. There were no signs of life, and its appearance pointed to the cause of death being drowning, although, if deceased had been in a weak state of health, it was quite possible that death might have followed on the shock caused by jumping into the cold water. The Coroner returned an open verdict of "Found Drowned". | Brown, William (I7430)
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| 8532 | BROWN Henry, 45, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Elizabeth, 40, Yes BROWN Abel, 15, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Martha, 13, Yes | Brown, Abel (I5623)
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| 8533 | BROWN Henry, 45, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Elizabeth, 40, Yes BROWN Abel, 15, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Martha, 13, Yes | Brown, Martha (I972)
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| 8534 | BROWN Henry, 45, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Elizabeth, 40, Yes BROWN Abel, 15, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Martha, 13, Yes | Brown, Henry (I9378)
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| 8535 | BROWN Henry, 45, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Elizabeth, 40, Yes BROWN Abel, 15, Ag Lab, Yes BROWN Martha, 13, Yes | Dolton, Elizabeth (I9379)
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| 8536 | BROWN John Leslie, Cameron Street West, builder BROWN Isabella, Cameron Street West, married | Brown, John Leslie (I4068)
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| 8537 | BROWN Martha, d of Henry & Elizabeth, labourer. born 5 Nov 1828 | Brown, Martha (I972)
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| 8538 | BROWN William, Head, M, 47, Butcher, Employer, Birmingham BROWN Cornelis I, Wife, M, 49, Worcester BROWN John H N, Son, 17, Stafford BROWN Alfred, Son, 14, Stafford BROWN George J P, Son, 13, Stafford WALTON Walter I, Visitor, Married, 32, Warwick, Warwickshire | Walton, Walter Ingley (I4366)
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| 8539 | BROWN, Helen, Ashburton, domestic duties, residential BROWN, John Leslie, Ashburton, builder, residential | Brown, John Leslie (I4068)
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| 8540 | Bruce Newton THOMPSON | Thompson, Bruce Newton (I179)
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| 8541 | BRUNTON Agnes - Pauling (formerly Agnes Pauling) formerly housekeeper (Domestic Servant) Single At 12.45am Victora Infirmary (Usual residence, 16 Haggs Road, Glasgow) aged 81yrs. Parents: Nicolas Pauling, daughter of a Gardener subsequently maried to William Brunton, Coachman (dec) John Brown, Nephew, 37 Eckford Street, Glasgow was the informant. See Reg of Corr Entries, 10p 228, 6th July 1926 | Pauling, Agnes (I2731)
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| 8542 | BRUNTON Robert, Head, M, 54, Coachman, Peeblesshire BRUNTON Nicholas, Wife, M, 27, Kirkcudbright Kbt BRUNTON William, Son, U, 16, Baker apprentice, Peeblesshire BRUNTON Elizabeth, Dau, 11, Scholar, Dumfries, Dumfries BRUNTON Charles, Son, 1, Dumfries, Dumfries | Pauling, Nicholas (I2938)
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| 8543 | BRUNTON Robert, Head, M, 54, Groom, Kisttinton Peeblesshire BRUNTON Nicholas, Wife, M, 27, Kirk? Kirkcudbright BRUNTON William, Son, Un, 16, Baker (apprentice), Peebleshire BRUNTON Elizabeth, Dau, Unm 11, Scholar, Dumfries, Dumfries BRUNTON Charles, Son, 1, Dumfries, Dumfries | Brunton, Robert (I2939)
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| 8544 | BRUNTON, Nicholas, Head, Widow, 45, Laundress, born Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbright, 1 window BRUNTON, Charles, Son, Unm, 21, Cabman, Dumfries, Dumfries BRUNTON, Isabella, Dau, Unm, 11, Maxwelltown, Kirkcudbright (Note Nicholas states herself as a widow but Robert did not die until 1879 in the Dumfries Poorhouse, and was living at a different address in 1871) | Pauling, Nicholas (I2938)
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| 8545 | BRUNTON, Nicholas, Widow, 54, F, Head, Office Cleaner, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbright, Scotland BRUNTON, Charles, son, M, 31, M, Groom Dom serv, Dumfries, Dumfries, Scotland BRUNTON, Agnes, Daur in Law, M, 29, F, Dumfries, Dumfries, Scotland BRUNTON, Walter H, Grandson, Scholar, 9, M, Dumfries, Dumfries, Scotland | Pauling, Nicholas (I2938)
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| 8546 | BRUNTON, Robert, Head, Married, 78, Hostler, Peebles, West Linton, 1 window | Brunton, Robert (I2939)
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| 8547 | BUCHANAN James, Head, Mar, 52, Chipper & Caulker, born East Indies BUCHANAN Jane, Wife, Mar, 52, Scotland BUCHANAN Isabella, Dau, Unm, 22, Scotland BUCHANAN John, Son, Unm, 20, Joiner (apprentice), Scotland BUCHANAN James, Son, Unm, 18, Blacksmith (Apprentice) Scotland BUCHANAN Samuel, Son, Unm, 15, Plater (Apprentice) Scotland BUCHANAN George, Son, 13, Office Boy, Scotland BUCHANAN William, Son, 10, Scholar, Scotland BUCHANAN Scott, Son, 9, Scholar, Scotland BUCHANAN Jane, Dau, 5, Scholar, Scotland WINTRUP Adam, Son in Law, Mar, 38, Cartman, Scotland WINTRUP Ann, Dau, Mar, 28, Scotland WINTRUP Euphemia, Grand Dau, 2, Scotland WINTRUP Isabella C, Grand Dau, 1mth, Walker Northumberland | Wintrup, Adam (I7300)
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| 8548 | Buckinghamshire Marriage Index. Peter Kirkpatrick Picard, Full age, Widowed, Physician Res: St Mark's, St John's Wood, London Father: John Pickard, Gentleman Mary Tudor Carver Full age, Spinster, Res: Chesham Bois Father: Edward Trust Carver, Gentleman Banns were also recorded. | Family: Peter Kirkpatrick Picard / Mary Tudor Carver (F6852)
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| 8549 | BUCKLEY Cecil Anthony, 51 Cashmere Road, Cashmere Ch 2, Clerk BUCKLEY Cecelia Ann, 51 Cashmere Road, Cashmere Ch 2, Housewife | Buckley, Cecil Anthony (I1512)
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| 8550 | BUCKLEY Cecil Charles J, 173 Centaurus Rd, Retired | Buckley, Cecil Charles John (Jim) (I1506)
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