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| 1 | 1841 Census shows William's wife as Louisa? | OXLEY, William (I6714)
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| 2 | 1881 Census shows husband William at sea. | JOST, Elizabeth Ann (I7675)
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| 3 | 1901 Census shows 'Harvey' bn 1900; possibly same person. | AKEHURST, Jabez (I3459)
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| 4 | 1901 Census shows 'William', bn 1901; possibly same person | AKEHURST, George William (I3460)
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| 5 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4222)
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| 6 | 1945 Draft Card shows him as married to Betty Rahmer. 1946 Enlistment Record shows him as Divorced with dependents. | RAHMER, Lawrence Edward (I12012)
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| 7 | 1980 residence under further investigation by Ruth Burton as address not recognised by family. | BURTON, Ivan John (I8232)
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| 8 | 2nd marriage. Susannah Good/Stimson. | PASMORE, Thomas (I9356)
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| 9 | 4 more children redacted on 1939 Register. | CALLINGHAM, Emily Maude (I9384)
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| 10 | 8 children recorded on 1911 Census all living | FOSTER, Flora Amy (I9030)
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| 11 | Accountant-general of the Court of Chancery. | HARVEY, J S (I7427)
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| 12 | AKA Ellen - see 1851 census | WHITE, Ellen (I0233)
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| 13 | AKA Marrion | SMITH, Miriam (I3196)
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| 14 | Alfred was known as Fred or Frederick. Fred possibly as a shortform of Alfred. When he signed up for Army duties in WW1 he gave his name as Frederick. The Croydon Borough School became The Crescent War Hospital in 1915. After the War, in 1921, it then became Selhurst Grammar School. | WEAVER, Alfred Charles (I12739)
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| 15 | Alice took the surname LAMBOURNE when her mother moved in with George Stephen LAMBOURNE. Her Baptism record shows her father as George Stephen LAMBOURNE. | PIERPOINT/LAMBOURNE, Alice Maud Matilda (I13067)
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| 16 | Alternative surnames appear on various indexes, i.e. CORNWELL, COMBELL. I have selected CORNELL as this appears on her Baptism record. | CORNELL, Mary (I781)
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| 17 | Although Banns were read for John George Ghent and Alice Rebecca Leman in 1899, the marriage does not appear to have taken place. Alice married Henry Thomas Eldridge in 1899 at Southwark, London. She had previously been married to Robert Leman. They had a daughter Alice Parker Leman, which might suggest that Alice Rebecca's birth surname was Parker. However, her surname when marrying Robert Leman is shown as Brown. | GHENT, John George (I0136)
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| 18 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8284)
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| 19 | Although Florence Ethel BRETT is shown on some documents as being the daughter of James BRETT and Rebecca Mount HARRIS, she was in fact their grand daughter. The birth certificate for Florence clearly shows the mother as Emily Rebecca Brett without stating a father's name. | BRETT, Florence Ethel (I11167)
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| 20 | Although Graces' birth certificate shows her father as Adrian August Lonfat he had actually died in 1908. Also note the different spellings of Adrien Auguste Lonfat to that on his birth certificate. When Graces' mother married Hubert Worsley in 1912, Grace was given the surname Worsley. | LONFAT, Grace Madeleine (I14131)
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| 21 | Although her birth certificate shows Eveline, her marriage certificate to Richard TAYLOR shows Evelyn. | AGLAND, Eveline (Evelyn) Alice (I1498)
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| 22 | Although her Birth Record shows Eliza Maud she was Christened Eliza Maude. Later she was known as Maud or Maude. Conjecture: Although the Banns were called on 5th, 12th and 19th August 1917 for Maud Eliza Ghent and Joseph Farrell at Walworth Common, Southwark, there is no evidence to support the Marriage. It is possible that Joseph was KIA during 1917 in World War 1. | GHENT, Eliza Maud (I0142)
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| 23 | Although registered as Albert, the 1871 Census shows his name as Frederick. | HARRIS, Albert William (I8610)
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| 24 | Although she was Baptised, Ellen, at some point either by chance or design, she changed her name to Helen. | CHORLEY, Ellen Helen (I15053)
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| 25 | Although the New Zealand Electoral Rolls show James and Kathleen as being married, there is no evidence to support this. | GREEN, Kathleen Mary (I5376)
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| 26 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0077)
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| 27 | Archdeacon of Manchester | MASTER, Rev. Robert Mosley (I10133)
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| 28 | At some time before his marriage, Henry added Leschallas to his surname. | LESCHALLAS, Henry Pigé (I11112)
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| 29 | At the Old Bailey, Arthur had been accused and acquitted of the manslaughter of his step brother Alexander. See Old Bailey Court Papers and newspaper cuttings. Sometime around 1900, Arthur changed his surname to SAYERS. | SYRES, Arthur Horace (I9247)
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| 30 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Heather Emily Jean CAMPBELL\MANTLE (F2633)
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| 31 | Believed to have had 3 children | HARVEY, Cecil John (I8847)
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| 32 | Benjamin drowned with eight other men when the Surfboat 'Friend To All Nations' he was in, capsized in a stormy sea going to the rescue of a stricken ship. http://www.margatehandbook.co.uk/?page=articles&article=107 | DIKE, John Benjamin (I4097)
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| 33 | Benjamin's surname on the Marriage Index is given as FIDGEON. | Family: Benjamin FITZJOHN / Elizabeth UNKNOWN (F0244)
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| 34 | Bertie was given the surname Gage following his mother's marriage to James Henry Gage in 1896. | GAGE, Bertie James SHERYER (I14641)
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| 35 | Between 1881 and 1894, records show that Thomas had the surname CUTHBERT, from his stepfather. From the time of his marriage in 1894, he reverted to BAXTER, the surname he was registered with in 1870. | BAXTER, Thomas (I14531)
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| 36 | Between 1891& 1901 Eliza, now a widow, is living with her widowed daughter Eliza Butcher. | FLACK, Eliza Ann (I3251)
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| 37 | Birth and Baptism Year, could be either 1612 or 1613 | PARNBY, Katherine (I6541)
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| 38 | Birth Certificate shows her surname as Gent. It also shows Fathers name as Thomas Gent but the name of the informant as Thomas Ghent, Father. | GHENT, Mary Anne (I0839)
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| 39 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0134)
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| 40 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0135)
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| 41 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1791)
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| 42 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0532)
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| 43 | Born at 10.30 a.m. according to birth certificate. | GHENT, John George (I0136)
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| 44 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3091)
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| 45 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0080)
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| 46 | Both Emanuel and Fanny changed their surname to SPIERS at some time when in England. | SCHPERKI, Emanuel (I9093)
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| 47 | Both Emanuel and Fanny changed their surname to SPIERS at some time when in England. | SCHPERKI, Fanny (I9094)
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| 48 | Both the Birth Certificate and the Baptism document show Henry's surname as NYE. With the evidence of his birth certificate, I believe that Henry is actually the son of Frank James EDWARDS. Elizabeth must have known Frank EDWARDS prior to her marriage to him in 1864 as his name appears on both the Birth Certificate of 25 Oct 1859 and the Baptism details of 20 Nov 1859. She also appears to have known of his occupation - 'assistant in a chemists shop' and 'medical assistant'. On both documents she is shown as living at home - 105. Cromer Street. | EDWARDS, Henry Claude John (I9158)
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| 49 | Breda's surname shown as BATT. | Family: Harold Francis TAYLOR / Breda Elizabeth COATHUPE (F0178)
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| 50 | Buried with her mother Elizabeth Ghent nee Hennessy and her husband Leslie Stuart Anderson. They are buried in the Roman Catholic section D.E. Row 13 plot 62. | GHENT, Gwendoline Nita (I3690)
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