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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, Robert (I5343)
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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | CURTIS, Constance (I5345)
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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, Grace (I5346)
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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, John (I5349)
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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, Hierome (I5363)
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(Research):http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gl=ROOT_CATEGORY&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=ms_r_f-2_s&gsln=motyer&msbdy=1500&uidh=000 | MOTYER, Eleanor (I5364)
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(Research):http://www.herroldreunion.com/Jakob_Herrold_Descendants.htm | MOTYER, Ann Elizabetha (I12)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm
On the above website, she is listed as Elva Maud Motyer, but somewhere else I have her name as Alva Maude Motyer. | MOTYER, Alva Maude (I478)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm
The above website mentions:
The children of Hedley Fernie and Elva Maud Gash were -
Lois Gash (1934); married twice firstly to Kenneth Zasadny (2 children); and secondly to Norman Frank (2 children)
Loretta Elva Gash (1938); married to Roy Douglas Keith. They have 3 children.
No idea where I got the name Laurie for this record. | GASH, Laurie (I986)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm | GASH, Hedley Fernie (I506)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I987)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm | ZASADNY, Kenneth (I2875)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm | FRANK, Norman (I2876)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2877)
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(Research):http://www.hilarymaryjackson.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Gash.htm | KEITH, Roy Douglas (I2878)
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(Research):http://www.prairiecanadacarvers.com/cat-2h-2008.html | MOTYER, Jack (I2929)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I872)
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(Research):I am making an assumption that Michael's wife Patricia's maiden surname was STEVENSON.
Shelagh Lynn BENJAMIN's marriage record shows her mum's surname as being STEVENSON. Shelagh Lynn BENJAMIN's father was Michael Mick BENJAMIN, who was married to a Patricia (surname unknown). So I'm assuming that Patricia's maiden surname was STEVENSON. | BENJAMIN, Michael “Mick” (Mum's Chart) (I2163)
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(Research):I am making an assumption that Patricia's maiden surname was STEVENSON.
Shelagh Lynn BENJAMIN's marriage record shows her mum's surname as being STEVENSON. Shelagh Lynn BENJAMIN's father was Michael Mick BENJAMIN, who was married to a Patricia (surname unknown). So I'm assuming that Patricia's maiden surname was STEVENSON.
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24 Jan 2024
I am making a WAG that Patricia's birthday was 15th July 1928, based on this record:
https://www.ancestry.ca/discoveryui-content/view/35761409:61596?tid=&pid=&queryId=b6caeb71-bf10-48ae-90d9-9aaff3b84d99&_phsrc=LaS12&_phstart=successSource
However, I have no idea why she was listed initially as Patricia HAYES, and then someone crossed out the HAYES surname & wrote in the STEVENSON surname. | STEVENSON, Patricia (I2169)
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(Research):I have Mary Foss MOTYER and James WHITE as being married 27 May 1832, in Northwood, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England.
I have no idea why & how they show up as also having a connection to Northwood, Hillingdon, Middlesex (now Outer London), England. | WHITE, James (I1890)
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(Research):I have Mary Foss MOTYER and James WHITE as being married 27 May 1832, in Northwood, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England.
I have no idea, though, where I got that location from. Because I have records showing that they were married in Northwood, Hillingdon, Middlesex (now Outer London), England.
Coincidence that they have a connection to both Norwoods (in London AND Isle of Wight)? | MOTYER, Mary Foss (I1891)
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(Research):Illigitamate son of Ann Motyer
Possibly death -- 1897 age 72 Registered in Bridport. Information from the FreeBMDDorset Parish Register online shows a Joseph Motyer buried Feb 18 1897 Burton Bradstock
On the 1881 census Joseph MOTCHER Head M Male 56 Swyre, Dorset, England Ag Lab Mary Ann MOTCHER Wife M Female 49 Swyre ((Whitley)), Dorset, England Joan SANSOM Wifes Mother W Female 78 Whitley, Dorset, England Elizabeth WHEEDEN Wifes Aunt U Female 81 Whitley, Dorset, England Elizabeth A. CHURCHILL Grnd Daur Female 2 Puncknowle, Dorset, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Cob Mill
Census Place Swyre, Dorset, England
Family History Library Film 1341513
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 2122 / 95
Page Number 2 | MOTYER, Joseph (I366)
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(Research):Immigration Records (1925-1935)
Surname: Motyer
Given name: Myrtle
Age: 17
Sex: F
Nationality: En
Date of arrival: 1935/09/16 (YYYY/MM/DD)
Port of arrival: Saint John , New Brunswick
Reference: RG76 - IMMIGRATION, series C-1-c
Volume: 1935 volume 1
Page: 85
Microfilm reel: T-14858 | MOTYER, Myrtle Clare (I77)
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(Research):In a will of John Motyer, he mentions his four minor sons; John, Joseph, Thomas and WilliamSince childeren are orphaned one of the trustees appointed for the children is named
William Ousley Attwooll ( dd 1781) | MOTYER, John (I517)
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(Research):Index of Names in Pumphrey Funeral Home Records; Montgomery Co., MD 1910-1913, 1929-1947
http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/usgenweb/md/montgomery/vitals/deaths/pumphrey2.txt | LEWIS, William Motyer (I2874)
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(Research):Information on the 1881 Census
Dwelling:Village
Census Place:Puncknowle, Dorset, EnglandSource:FHL Film 1341513 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2122 Folio 103 Page 17
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Joseph H. MOUCHERM44 MSwyre, Dorset, England
Rel:Head
Occ:Army Pensioner,Carrier,Grocer
Marie E. MOUCHERM23 FPuncknowle, Dorset, England
Rel:Wife
Elizabeth R. HITCHCOCK 12 FBurton Bradstock, Dorset, England
Rel:Niece
Occ:Scholar
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on the 1891 census
South Street, Bridport, DorsetJoseph H Moucher Head Married 53yrs Pensioner & Innkeeper b.PuncknowleMary E Moucher Wife Married 33yrs ----------------------------- b.PuncknowleJoseph Andrews Lodger Married 48yrs Hawker b.SomersetSusan Andrews Lodger Married 48yrs Hawker b.SomersetJohn Andrews Lodger 14yrs ------------------------------ b.Somerset
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on the 1901 census
Joseph Moucher 65 bn Puncknowle -military Pensioner( have not viewed, thus do not know who else living with him )------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
On the FreeBMD found this death in Dec 1902
Moucher Joseph Harry 67 Bridport 5a 224 | MOTYER, Joseph Henry (I963)
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(Research):Jerry L Motyer
Crown Point, Indiana, USA
Age: 65 | MOTYER, Jerry L. (I3332)
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(Research):JMM: My note: I have no idea who this following comment came from: Victoria is missing from the 1881 England Census with hier family, who were living in 1891 in Hammersmith, London, England, so although I have no proof (she could've been visiting relatives at the time), I assume that she wasn't born until after the 1881 England Census. | BENJAMIN, Victoria (Confirmed) (I5270)
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(Research):John Gush Junior worked as a "Mariner" and "Fisherman" and died aged 42 in 1894, one year after his youngest child Sidney was born. A John Gush "OS"-Ordinary Seaman (18)and from Bridport, was found aboard the Vessel "SURPRISE" (Official Number: 15821) in 1867/1868. This ship spent a lot of time working out of Bridport Harbour, and her crew was made up of many Burton Bradstock men and boys. One of these men was named JOSEPH THORNER (30). The THORNER name comes in through the marriage of Ann Roberts BOUCHER to Abel Absalom BURWOOD. Abel
s brother, Belshazzar, married a woman named Theodosia (nee GARDENER), the wife of Joseph THORNER. Other Burton Bradstock/Bridport crew names were, James & Samuel BISHOP, Joseph GALE the Skipper or MASTER of the SURPRISE, Joseph GEAR-Able Seaman, Thomas MILLS-Mate, Stephen TAPPER-Able Seaman and James WILLIAM-Mate. In 1891, John 39 and a "Fisherman" was living with the following family members at the George Hotel, run by his wife
s stepmother Mary Boucher: wife Elizabeth 36, daughters Jessie 13 & Katherine 7, and sons Edward 5 and baby Herbert 3 months. His father John Gush Senior was also living at the George Hotel. | GUSH, John Moores (I2377)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3333)
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(Research):Known Cities: Lompoc, California, USA
Possible Relatives: Donna, Emma, Wayne | MOTYER, Daniel B. (I2926)
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(Research):Living in: Los Angeles, California, USA | MOTYER, Julian (I3338)
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(Research):Lorena Motyer is associated with Motyus Operandi, Inc., with the role of President, and is located in Los Angeles, California, USA
Source: California Secretary of State last refreshed Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Motyus Operandi Inc
2400 Greenvalley Road
Los Angeles, California, USA 90046-1436
Motyus Operandi Inc in Los Angeles, CA is a private company categorized under Theatrical Producers and Services. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of $64,000 and employs a staff of approximately 1. | MOTYER, Lorena (I3343)
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(Research):Louie is missing from the 1891 England Census with his family, who were living in 1881 in Kensington, London, England, so although I have no proof (he could've been visiting relatives at the time, or away at school, or married by then), I assume that he was no longer alive by the 1891 England Census. | BENJAMIN, Louie (I5272)
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(Research):Mariner/Proprietor of the Mermaid Inn in Wyke Regis, Dorset , England
Wyke Regis Cemetary
4B18
large headstone with curved top brought to a pointIn loving memory of John Motyer who died Sept 13 1906 aged 54 years
"gone but not forgotten"Also Emma beloved wife of the above passed away May 2nd 1937 aged 84 years
"always remembered"and of their youngest son George who passed bravely away on April 19 1954
"Sleeping peacfully"
Will of John Motyer
This is the last Will and Testament
of me
John Motyer of Portland in the county of Dorset Licensedbrickwaller I give devise and bequeath all my Real and Personal Estateof every description unto my wife Emma Motyer absolutely. I alsogive devise and bequeath unto my son Henry George Motyer my gold
Albert. To my son William John Harden Motyer my silver watchTo my son Frederick Angel Motyer my gold ring. To my son GeorgeMotyer my silver albert for their own absolute use. And I appointmy said wife sole Executrix of this my Will and revoke all previouswills by me at any time heretofore made in witness whereof I hereuntoset my hand this fifth day of May in the Year of Our Lord One
thousand nine hunderd and six
John Motyer ( signature)Signed by the said John Motyer the Testator in our presence who inhis presence and in the presence of each other at the time subscribe
our names as witnessesWlm Huges Carpenter --------------------------------------------H. Shackleton
Fitter
On 3rd December 1906 Probate of the will was granted at Blandford
to Emma Motyer Widow the sole Extrice
CHR: CONC 9
CHR: OCCU
OCCU: CONC r
OCCU: BURI | MOTYER, John (I480)
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(Research):Marriages Sep 1882
Motcher Elizabeth Bridport 5a 667
Marriages Sep 1882
Burkitt William Bridport 5a 667
Hallett Mary Ann Bridport 5a 667
Motcher Elizabeth Bridport 5a 667
Symes Richard Bridport 5a 667 | MOTYER, Elizabeth (I361)
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(Research):Married in 1850 -- registered in Alverstoke -- spouse unknown. | MOTYER, Ann Young (I670)
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(Research):married in 1857 - registered in Alverstoke -- spouse unknown. | MOTYER, John Forse-Voss (I671)
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(Research):Married possibly Bowler Thompson in 1859, Portsea Island, Hampshire, England. | MOTYER, Mary Catherine (I673)
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(Research):Married possibly Richard Scott in 1857, Portsea Island, Hampshire, England.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Baptisms - Wesleyan Circuit - Weymouth, Dorset 1796 - 1829Forename & SURNAME; Born; Place; Baptised; Parents; MinisterLydia MOTYER; 22 Oct 1813; Chesil; 21 Nov 1813; dau of John & Lydia Motyer; | MOTYER, Lydia (I672)
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(Research):Mary Ann & her Husband and their first child George Amos emigrated to Queensland, Australia in 1858.Shortly after their arrival, Mary Ann was delivered a second son, but she soon succumbed to child birthfever, with her newborn son only living a short while longer. Samuel remarried in 1860 and had three more sons. Unfortunately George Amos died of scarlet fever in 1861- thus Mary Ann's Australia storycame to an abrupt end. Prior to marrying Samuel Osborne in 1857, Mary Ann baptised another son, Francis Moucher, in 1855. His father is not known. Francis was buried in May 1857 at Misterton, the month before his mother married Samuel Osborne.
Mary Ann and her husband Samuel Osborne arrived in Moreton Bay ( ie Brisbane) on the "Alfred"
on the 19th of September 1858.
Also on that particular voyage of the Alfre was Mary Ann's younger sister Sarah
Elizabeth Moucher arrived on the "Winefred" into Moreton Bay Jan 1874 aged 28
Unable to find Dinah Moucher's emigration details -- possibly because of a spelling problem | MOTYER, Mary Anne (I962)
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(Research):Mary Jane's maiden name was BELLAMY. She was previously married (married name was WHITE) when she married Edward Stevens BOUCHER.
So, do I list her here as a Bellamy, or White? :-) | BELLAMY, Mary Jane (I2390)
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(Research):Monumental Inscription from The St. George's Cemetary in Portand
Transcriber - Anon
Original positon of stone - unknown
Grave A85C OJoseph Motyer, a native of Swyre, ob. 4th Feb 1831 at 38 leaving a wife and
8 children
Jane his first wife ob 28th April 1823 at 28Elijah his 3rd son drowned in the river Suir Feb 1836 and buried at
Waterford at 16Thomas his 2nd son wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland and perished in the
ice attempting to reach shore. 1838 22.This stone was erected by Joseph his eldest son in respectful memory. | MOTYER, Elijah (I995)
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(Research):Monumental Inscription from The St. George's Cemetary in Portand
Transcriber - Anon
Original positon of stone - unknown
Grave A85C OJoseph Motyer, a native of Swyre, ob. 4th Feb 1831 at 38 leaving a wife and
8 children
Jane his first wife ob 28th April 1823 at 28Elijah his 3rd son drowned in the river Suir Feb 1836 and buried at
Waterford at 16Thomas his 2nd son wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland and perished in the
ice attempting to reach shore. 1838 22.This stone was erected by Joseph his eldest son in respectful memory. | MOTYER, Thomas (I996)
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(Research):Monumental Inscription from The St. George's Cemetary in Portand
Transcriber - Anon
Original positon of stone - unknown
Grave A85C OJoseph Motyer, a native of Swyre, ob. 4th Feb 1831 at 38 leaving a wife and
8 children
Jane his first wife ob 28th April 1823 at 28Elijah his 3rd son drowned in the river Suir Feb 1836 and buried at
Waterford at 16Thomas his 2nd son wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland and perished in the
ice attempting to reach shore. 1838 22.This stone was erected by Joseph his eldest son in respectful memory. | ANGEL, Jane (I997)
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(Research):Monumental Inscription from The St. George's Cemetary in Portland,Dorset,England
Transcriber - Anon
Original positon of stone - unknown
Grave A85C OJoseph Motyer, a native of Swyre, ob. 4th Feb 1831 at 38 leaving a wife and
8 children
Jane his first wife ob 28th April 1823 at 28Elijah his 3rd son drowned in the river Suir Feb 1836 and buried at
Waterford at 16Thomas his 2nd son wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland and perished in the
ice attempting to reach shore. 1838 22.This stone was erected by Joseph his eldest son in respectful memory.
Portland
Bishop's Transcripts - 1825 - 1848 Burials
Transcribed by Bob Stone from LDS Microfilm GS 1239224Page 90 Joseph MOTYER carpenter Chesil 9 Feb 1831 38
Page 66 Joseph MOTTYER & Mary HUNT 5 Mar 1825 Matthew Hunt & Ann Line (witnesses) | MOTYER, Joseph III (I998)
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(Research):n7a) St George's 'C' Originally near Map ref. n7 [linked with n7]
Transcriber: Monk
Note: Military stone with fouled anchor in relief
W J BOLLEN chief stoker RN 127602
HMS HERMIONE 22nd March 1916 aged 51
Also
St George's 'C' map ref. n 7 [linked with n7a]
Transcriber: Monk
In loving memory of WILLIAM JOHN BOLLENchief stoker RN HMS HERMIONE who died March 22nd 1916 aged 51 years
Also SARAH MOTYER wife of the abovewho died Jan 1st 1935 aged 70 years/Resting/Till we meet again
BOLLEN; William 51 27 Mch1916Grave reg C/3/19
BOLLEN; Sarah 96 4Jan1936 Grave reg C/3/19 | BOLLEN, William John (I680)
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(Research):Name: Ann SAMPSON
Sex: F
Birth: ABT 1856 in Portland, Dorset, England
Death: 1916 in Footscray, VictoriaNote: Found in the 1861 census of Dorset, England. William Head, Patience - wife, Joseph son 6 years, Ann 4 years and Sarah/Susan 1 years.
Change Date: 9 SEP 1998
Father: William Flew SAMPSON b: ABT 1829 in Portland, Dorset, EnglandMother: Patience MOUCHER Moyter MOTTIER b: ABT 1832 in Portland, Dorset, England
Marriage 1 John Thomas FALL
Children
Alice Augusta FALL b: 1886 in Stawell, Victoria
Garnet Rupert Alexander FALL b: 1896 in Footscray, Victoria
Annie Lavina FALL b: 1899 in Footscray, Victoria
Harry FALL b: ABT 1882 in England
John William FALL b: ABT 1878 in England | SAMPSON, Ann (I744)
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(Research):Naturopath B.Sc, Adv.Dip.Nat;
Stacey completed her studies at the Southern School of Natural Therapies which is Australia's most competent school for naturopathic medicine.
Her career in medicine started with her quest to help her partner recover from a serious health condition. Stacey is trained in iridology, electro-dermal interstitial scanning and has a particular passion for nutritional and herbal medicine.
Stacey Practices in the following modalities:
Electro dermal interstitial health analysis to determine organ health
Magnagraph cardiac and body systems health screening
Women's health including hormonal issues
Digestive, liver and kidney/bladder complaints
Nutritional deficiencies
Herbal Medicine for all ailments
Naturopathy for all health concerns
General Health Clinic 400 point health checks for women
http://natmed.com.au/about/our-practitioners/stacey-motyer.html | MOTYER, Stacey (I5326)
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(Research):Nether Cerne, Nr Dorchester, 28 August 1846
.... Mrs Motyer is increasing in mischievousness as the years increase. Bryant reports that although she has the Duke's allowance of 2s a week of pay beside she is pulling down the thatch and boards of the house in which he has her domiciled and burning them and he fears she will some day set him on fire as her cottage adjoins.
She has another freak at times when Bryant is away; she hires a cart and puts her bed and moveables into it and goes up to Swyre and attempts to take forcible possession of the as yet unfinished cottages, from which position a constable is always necessary to dislodge her. I have advised Bryant to take the necessary legal steps to remover her to the Union. The son is at present on some distant expedition but he occasionally appears for a day or two, commonly intoxicated; he beats his poor wife and then sets out again. I suppose he will not escape the law eventually though his cunning may save him for a time ..
(from J.B. Knight)
Bridport, 24th September 1846
Sir,At the request of Mr John Bryant of Barwick and at the suggestion of Mr J.B. Knight I am to write to you respecting a female called Patience Motyer. It appears that she has been some time residing in a cottage within the farmyard in the occupation of Mr John Bryant;- that notwithstanding repeated remonstrances, she will bring her bed down stairs and place it near to the fire place and endangering her own life and the whole farm buildings;- that her own clothes have caught fire several times in the last few weeks;- that Mr Bryant ordered his dairyman to bring two carts of coals for her use;- that she refused to receive the coals;- that Mr Bryant has supplied her with faggots & gorse to the full extent of her wants, but that she has pulled down all the thatch and timber even to the wall plate of two fuel houses near her cottage;- that under my advice Mr Bryant withheld her weekly pay in order to induce her to quit without further trouble, promising it to her on compliance; that Mr Bryant offered to pay 3/- a week to the woman's daughter Ann Coombs to receiver her into her cottage and take care of her. The daughter is willing to do this and treat her mother with affection but the mother refuses to live with her daughter. The woman applied for relief to the office of the Union and received an order to be admitted to the union workhouse but now refuses to go there. Considering it quite essential for the safety of Mr Bryant's family & the farm buildings occupied by him I advised him to proceed to obtain possession of the cottage under the Small Tenants Act & I find that he has obtained an order which will enable him with the assistance of a constable to remove the woman from the premises on the 6th of the coming month. Mr Bryant is a kind-hearted man & will I am satisfied do everything that humanity requires but it is essential to get rid of this troublesome old woman whose conduct keeps Mrs Bryant in a state of nervous excitement and compels her to sit up for hours at night watching the light in the cottage from a window in the Farm House.
I am sir,
Your obedient servant,
E Nichollets(Mr Bryant's solicitor)
(to Christopher Hardy esq.)
Bedford Office, Bloomsbury, August 7th 1849
Dear Sir,The Duke approves of Mr Barnes's estimate of £728 for the Six Cottages at Swyre as stated in Mr Barnes's letter of 2nd instant to you.
I am Sir,
Yours truly,
Christopher Hardy
(to J.B. Knight)
Dorchester, August 2nd 1849
Dear Sir,I find (on receiving Gale's list of prices*) that the cost of erecting the Six Cottages with porches, Back Buildings, Bakehouse with oven and table, including clothes posts, railing, carriage and all extras will be £728 at which some I will undertake to complete the work in a substantial and satisfactory manner.
The back foundations will require to be 4 foot deep.
I am sir,
Your obedient servant,
John Barnes
(to J.B. Knight)
*Gale was the mason at Swyre
This row of cottages is what is now 16-21 Swyre. The design was based on a design of the Duke's for some cottages on his estates in Bedfordshire. The design was changed, particularly at the instance of John Baverstock Knight, the Duke's under-steward in Dorset. The changes include replacing gable ends with a hipped roof offering more protection against the weather, and having each cottage with a separate entrance rather than one serving a pair of cottages. | BAYLES, Patience (I980)
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