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Seems to have worked as some kind of foreman or manager for a cold meat storage company called Union Cold Storage based in Liverpool. | DICKINS, Albert Edward (I2447)
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| 1502 |
Seinor of Fayette, was a knight with the catch of Vezain against the English in 1104.
Was not born in the year 1104, of course, but in lieue of a birth or death year, I use this date to place him chronoligacally in our tree. | MOTIER, Gilbert Jr. (I2112)
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| 1503 |
She (Elizabeth "Bessie" Patterson HUTCHINGS) was given away by her uncle, A. F. SMITH.
And her mother's maiden name was SMITH (Elmina SMITH).
I thought at first this might be the same A. F. SMITH who founded the office store business of the same name here in Bermuda. However, upon further research, the A. F. SMITH office store here in Bermuda was supposedly founded in 1974 by Anthony F. Smith. | Family: Henry LOCHWARD, III / Elizabeth “Bessie” Patterson HUTCHINGS (F1233)
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| 1504 |
She entered the US, at age 50, after having visited Bermuda, and this is her return to the US. Her husband, Henry, accompanied her on this trip. | NESBITT, Myrtle B. (I245)
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| 1505 |
She had 1 child.
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, Elizabeth Mary Caroline (I540)
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| 1506 |
She had 12 children.
Mary Ann and her husband Samuel OSBORNE arrived in Moreton Bay, Australia (i.e. Brisbane) on the "Alfred" on 19 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, Australia in Jan 1874, aged 28.
Unable to find Dinah Moucher's emigration details, possibly because of a spelling problem. | MOTYER, Dinah (I539)
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| 1507 |
She had 7 children.
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, Sarah (I960)
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| 1508 |
She had a boarder, Archie N (or H) COOPER, born in Bermuda. | COOPER, Lucetta Moore (I4906)
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| 1509 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2223)
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| 1510 |
She was Godmother to Helen Eugenie May COOPER, the daughter of Horace Alfred COOPER. | COOPER, Helen Eugenie (I4902)
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| 1511 |
She was known as Ginny (Middle Init. V - most likely Virginia). | SCOPINICH, Florence Virginia “Ginny” (I5325)
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| 1512 |
She was originally named Gladys. | COOPER, Alice Joan (I3975)
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| 1513 |
Shoreland = Housename | COOPER, Alexander Samuel (I4785)
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| 1514 |
Shoreland = Housename | YOUNG, Laura Anne (I4786)
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| 1515 |
So many of our ancestors really sacrificed for their families. My grandfather Henry actually worked most of his life as a machinist in the auto industry in Michigan, only getting to visit his family in Towanda occasionally. They would often travel by train to meet him somewhere in Western NY for a picnic. He really didn't live all that long after retiring back to the Towanda farm. He did get to enjoy a few good years, I'm sure, but not to the level of today's retirement style. I was 7 when he died of stroke in the summer of 1954. My memories of him are few.
Email from Henry's grandson, John Alden SWAYZE, 19 August 2014 | MOTYER, Henry (I73)
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| 1516 |
Some confusion as Family Bible has him listed as Robert???? | WINTER, Richard William (I762)
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| 1517 |
Spithead = Housename or Estate | FRITH, Joseph (I3819)
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| 1518 |
Spruce Cottage = Housename | COOPER, Catalina Inglis “Tina” (I1078)
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| 1519 |
Spruce Cottage = Housename | HAYWARD, Lt. Benjamin Harley (I1079)
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| 1520 |
Spruce Cottage = Housename | CARLOUGH, Barbara Virginia (I2341)
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| 1521 |
Star Medal - issued 3 Dec 1919
British War Medal - issued 24 Aug 1921
Victory Medal - isued 24 Aug 1921
Date of Enlistment: 16 Mar 1915
Entered Theatre of War: France, 22 Jun 1915
Date of Discharge (wounds): 15 May 1919 - issued with Silver War Badge | COOPER, Pvt. Joseph Cyril Woodward “Hooks” (I1076)
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| 1522 |
Stationed in Ceylon (now called Sri Lanka) and while on leave back home, his first wife Lillian died of pneumonia.
His youngest child, Dorothy, was only 18 months old at the time, William Edward was still working out in Ceylon.
In order to have someone to look after the children, William married his wife's older sister (who was then a widow). Can safely say that this must have been something of a marriage of convenience, and she returned to Ceylon with him and the two youngest children.
The boys were farmed out to various relatives. William John (known as Jack) was brought up by Florence Motyer and George Motyer. | APLIN, William Edward (I852)
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| 1523 |
Step-daughter of Charles Case (1858 - 1937) | CASE, Miranda (I5566)
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| 1524 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3972)
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| 1525 |
Sunbury = Housename | ASTWOOD, Else Lillian (I3868)
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| 1526 |
Sunbury = Housename | ASTWOOD, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Carlton (I3870)
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| 1527 |
Sunbury = Housename | ASTWOOD, Nella Gwendolyn (I3872)
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| 1528 |
Sweetie Cakes cast member
http://www.sweetiecakes.com/4.0.html | MOTYER, Nanoho (I2408)
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| 1529 |
Tallant Villa = Housename | BRADFORD, Cmdr. J. W. USN (I4608)
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| 1530 |
Tamarind Vale = Housename | HAYWARD, Benjamin John “Ben” (I2340)
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| 1531 |
Tamarind Vale = Housename | CARLOUGH, Barbara Virginia (I2341)
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| 1532 |
Tamarisk Hall = Housename | DOE, Henry Anstice (I5073)
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| 1533 |
The 1900 census shows her as being born Nov 1856. However, this is after listed death of her mother, so is unlikely correct . Widowed. Gave birth to 6 children, 5 still living (all listed with her on census). Immigrated in 1873. | COOPER, Lucetta Moore (I4906)
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| 1534 |
The 97th (The Earl of Ulster's) Regiment of Foot was an infantry regiment of the British Army, formed in 1824 and amalgamated into the Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) in 1881. I'm assuming that he was a member of this unit, as I have that he was part of the 97th Regiment, was from Bermuda, and the timeframe fits. | SADLER, Sgt. Michael P. (I4463)
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| 1535 |
The Bermuda Colonist
Mr. Alan L. COOPER, who recently returned from active service (WW-I), is now associated (employed) with Mr. J. P. Hand, in the agency for the Sun Life Assurance Company. | COOPER, Alan Livingston (I4596)
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| 1536 |
The Bermuda Militia Infantry was raised in 1939 as a part-time reserve of the British Army's Bermuda Garrison. | GIBBONS, Morris Alvin “Tom” Jr. (I4141)
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The Bermuda Volunteer Engineers (BVE) was raised in 1931 to take on the role of operating electric search lights at the batteries (in 1940, they also took on responsibility for signals within the garrison). | HAYWARD, Lt. Benjamin Harley (I1079)
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The Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps (BVRC) was created in 1894 as a reserve for the Regular Army infantry component of the Bermuda Garrison. It was renamed the Bermuda Rifles in 1951, and was amalgamated into the Bermuda Regiment in 1965. | MOTYER, Léonce Reginald “Tupsy” Jr. (I2)
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The Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps (BVRC) was created in 1894 as a reserve for the Regular Army infantry component of the Bermuda Garrison. It was renamed the Bermuda Rifles in 1951, and was amalgamated into the Bermuda Regiment in 1965. | PERINCHIEF, Walter “Hewson” (I4533)
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The Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps (BVRC) was created in 1894 as a reserve for the Regular Army infantry component of the Bermuda Garrison. It was renamed the Bermuda Rifles in 1951, and was amalgamated into the Bermuda Regiment in 1965. | COOPER, Lieutenant Charles Forster Whitter (I4789)
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| 1541 |
The Church of St John at Hackney is situated in the London Borough of Hackney. It was built in 1792, in an open field, north east of Hackney's medieval parish church, of which only St Augustine's Tower remains. Separated by the southern extension of Lower Clapton Road, it looks north to the late Georgian Clapton Square. | WATERS, Elizabeth Mary (I2303)
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| 1542 |
The Cooper in Lowell & Cooper is Captain Thomas Forster COOPER. Thomas COOPER had been in Frederick since about 1866-1867, his occupation being tanner. Thomas left the firm about 1880, and John continued operations a J.W. Lowell Leather. | LOWELL, John William (I5901)
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| 1543 |
The documentation that I got from Dick, lists Fordingbridge, Cheshire, England as being the death location for Merrill Crichton BELL.
However, I cannot find a Fordingford in Cheshire, England. But I do find a Fordingford in Hampshire, England. | BELL, Merrill Crichton (I3946)
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| 1544 |
The Episcopal service at the grave was read by Rev. J. H. Logie, of Holy Innocents' P. E. Church, Mrs. Scopinich being a member of that church. | SCOPINICH, Capt. Marco Antonio (I4907)
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| 1545 |
The family at one point resided on Reid Street, Hamilton, just west of the junction of Court Street & Reid Street, where Lew & Daisy operated owned & operated a boarding house & saloon, known as "The Bermuda House". | COOPER, Alveria Evering (I2985)
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| 1546 |
The family at one point resided on Reid Street, Hamilton, just west of the junction of Court Street & Reid Street, where Lew & Daisy operated owned & operated a boarding house & saloon, known as "The Bermuda House". | GIBBONS, Joseph Edwin “Eddie” (I2986)
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| 1547 |
The family at one point resided on Reid Street, Hamilton, just west of the junction of Court Street & Reid Street, where Lew & Daisy operated owned & operated a boarding house & saloon, known as "The Bermuda House". | GIBBONS, Edwin Llewelyn “Lew” (I2987)
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| 1548 |
The family Bible also lists the birth of this child, but no official record has been found. | WINTER, Elizabeth Jane (I700)
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| 1549 |
The family lived for many years at 2531 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. | COOPER, Lucetta Moore (I4906)
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| 1550 |
The family lived for many years at 2531 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. | SCOPINICH, Harry Cooper (I4908)
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