Notes
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| 64 | Did not marry. Moved in with George Stephen Lambourne while William Pierpoint was still alive but in prison for killing his son. | Family: George Stephen LAMBOURNE / Emily Ann JOY (F818)
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| 65 | Did Rachell have an illegitmate son Charles? See 1871, 1881 & 1901 Census | STOCK, Rachell (I8564)
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| 66 | Died aged about 22 diving/drowning incident at river estuary South Africa. | MANTLE, Warren (I10375)
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| 67 | Died as a result of an air raid by the German Luftwaffe. | COUVES, Emma Maud (I8764)
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| 68 | Died at Queen's Park School, Aylesbury which had been commandeered as a Military Hospital from pneumonia while serving with the Labour Corps during WW1. Has a Commonwealth War Graves Commission headstone in Tring Road Aylesbury Cemetery showing his original regiment The Essex. | IRVING, Charles William Stanley (I0053)
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| 69 | Died from disease. | DANIEL, John Lewis (I6443)
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| 70 | Died from either convulsions brought on by teething or alledgedly poisoned by his step brother Arthur Horace Syres. See Old Bailey Court Report and newspaper cuttings. | SYRES, Alexander (I9250)
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| 71 | Died in the Eastry Union Workhouse | HARRIS, John Reynolds (I4079)
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| 72 | Divorce, High Court of Justice, Strand, Middlesex. Filed 17 Dec 1894, Decree Nisi 27 Apr 1895 and Final Decree 04 Nov 1895. | Family: James HARTNOLL / Elizabeth HOLLIMAN (F760)
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| 73 | Document UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 shows his date of death as 2nd May 1915, while the document U.K. Army Registers of Soldiers Effects, 1901-1929 shows his death as 5th May 1915. The UK, Commonwealth War Graves, 1914-1921 and 1939-1947 show his death as 8th May 1915. | EDWARDS, Albert Frederick (I9141)
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| 74 | Edward took his stepfather's name changing from Wilson to Butler. | WILSON(BUTLER), Edward Henry (I7014)
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| 75 | Either Arthur E Chaplin or Walter H Westgate | CHAPLIN, Arthur Edward (I1814)
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| 76 | Elizabeth GHENT's surname on the transcription of her christening record shows the spelling as GENT. | GHENT, Elizabeth (I0719)
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| 77 | Elizabeth Louisa Bartlett, d. 20 Jan 1890 aged 29 from pneumonia. She appears in the same volume and on the same page of the Deaths Index (1b 243 Islington 1890) as Alfred Bradley, although he died a day before her d.19 Jan 1890. Their respective spouses, Henry William Good and Emma Bradley subsequently married each other c.1892 | BARTLETT, Elizabeth Louisa (I0048)
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| 78 | Emily Taylor was Horace's Housekeeper | Family: Rev. Horace GILDER / Emily TAYLOR (F0058)
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| 79 | Employed at Cane Hill Hospital, Couldson. | MICHAEL, Elizabeth Margaret (I0116)
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| 80 | Ernest died as a result of an air raid during WW2 | GOOD, Ernest Valentine (I1778)
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| 81 | Francis Ghent left £60 in his will to his wife Elizabeth. | GHENT, Francis (I0232)
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| 82 | Frederick Williams's parents John & Sarah Ghent were living at 7 Asylum Road, Peckham, Camberwell when he was born. At the time of their wedding Frederick and Elizabeth were living at 26 Herman Road, Camberwell, later that year moving to 18 Hendre Road, Southwark. In 1916 the Ghent family were in residence at 43, Edward Road, Coulsdon, Surrey. Following the death of Frederick in 1961, Elizabeth moved in with her daughter Irene at Hove, Sussex. | GHENT, Frederick William (I0020)
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| 83 | French Huguenot | PIGÉ, Henry Peter (I11123)
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| 84 | From 1861 and the birth of daughter Elizabeth, John drops the "g" from Irving. Therefore both he and his wife and all his children except Mary Ann became "IRVIN's". | IRVING, John (I1137)
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| 85 | From at least 1871 and sometime between 1881 and 1901 the Dean family were living at Wall Traps, Hatfield, Hertfordshire. When they moved and certainly from 1901 they were living at Harpsfield Hall Cottages, St. Albans. Hertfordshire. | DEAN, Ephraim (I0088)
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| 86 | From her marriage Mary Grace reversed her forenames to become Grace Mary KITSON nee FITZJOHN. | Family: Edmund KITSON / Mary Grace FITZJOHN (F2892)
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| 87 | From the age of about 10, Heather took Mantle as her surname. | CAMPBELL\MANTLE, Heather Emily Jean (I9382)
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| 88 | George GHENT's surname on the transcription of his christening record shows the spelling as GENT. | GHENT, George (I0832)
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| 89 | George Smith may well be Martha Dean's 2nd Husband, with her daughter Ada being by her 1st Husband | DEAN, Martha (I0091)
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| 90 | Gladys is buried in an unmarked communal grave. | GOOD, Gladys Dorothy (I0014)
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| 91 | Greenstead, Colchester, in 1836, known as Greenstead-Juxta-Colchester, Essex | Family: William LANGHAM / Mary Ann CLOVER (F750)
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| 92 | GRO transcription index and England & Wales Deaths, shows surname as Button. | BURTON, Un-named (I11359)
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| 93 | GRO transcription index shows surname as Britton. | BURTON, Elizabeth Selina (I740)
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| 94 | GRO transcription index shows surname as Button. | BURTON, Eliza Jane (I737)
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| 95 | GRO transcription index shows surname as Button. | BURTON, Stephen (I739)
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| 96 | GRO transcription index shows surname as Button. | BURTON, Amelia Fanny (I741)
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| 97 | Had 10 children, only 6 surviving by 1911 | BELCHAM, Mary Elizabeth (I3392)
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| 98 | Had a brother William bn. 1839 Goudhurst, Kent. | BRABON, John (I0735)
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| 99 | He was actually Baptised as Barry Richard William LATTER | LATTER, Barre Richard William (I5857)
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| 100 | Headstone reads: In Memory of George son of Thomas and Mary GHENT who died 11 Sep 1848 aged 2yrs. Also Joh their son who d. 18 Mar 1858 aged 16yrs. Also the above Thomas GHENT who d. 26 Jun 1869 aged 55yrs. | GHENT, Thomas (I0835)
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| 101 | Headstone reads: In Memory of George son of Thomas and Mary GHENT who died 11 Sep 1848 aged 2yrs. Also Joh their son who d. 18 Mar 1858 aged 16yrs. Also the above Thomas GHENT who d. 26 Jun 1869 aged 55yrs. | GHENT, John (I0840)
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| 102 | Headstone reads: In Memory of George son of Thomas and Mary GHENT who died 11 Sep 1848 aged 2yrs. Also Joh their son who d. 18 Mar 1858 aged 16yrs. Also the above Thomas GHENT who d. 26 Jun 1869 aged 55yrs. | GHENT, George (I1075)
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| 103 | Headstone reads: Mary the dau of George & Sarah GHENT d. 25 Feb 1817 aged 13yrs | GHENT, Mary (I0831)
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| 104 | Henry also owned Glenfinart House, Ardentinny, Argyle & Bute, Scotland. | LESCHALLAS, Henry Pigé (I11112)
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| 105 | Henry was reburied at Rookwood Cemetery when the St Andrews Cemetery was removed to make way for the motorway. | BURLING, Henry (I6367)
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| 106 | Henry's Birth index shows the spelling as Bertlett. | BARTLETT, Henry William (I0256)
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| 107 | Her forename is shown as Fanny and her surname is spelt Lackberg on her GRO birth Index. | LACHBERG, Jane (Fanny) (Jean) (Sheina) (I973)
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| 108 | Her forename on her birth index shows Louisa. | NOAKES, Lucy (I819)
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| 109 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MANTLE, Philip Ernest (I3809)
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| 110 | His will shows all 13 children. | BOYS, John (I7397)
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| 111 | Hubert (shown as Herbert in the UK Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919) served as a Lance Corporal with The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) and was killed in action. | CROMPTON, Hubert C (I2408)
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| 112 | In 1851 Charles is living with his sister Catherine and her husband William, along with his brother John. | WILDMAN, Charles (I5550)
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| 113 | In 1851 he is shown as a pauper, living in the Windsor Union Workhouse. | BENFORD, Jonathon (I2278)
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