Richard’s Genealogy
Notes
Matches 151 to 200 of 963
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| 151 | Birth registered as Anna. | Banks, Hannah (I838)
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| 152 | Blank where name should be in baptism register. | Willis (I1956)
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| 153 | Body later moved to Westminster Abbey. | Edmund Earl of Kent (I4833)
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| 154 | Born outside Dorset. | Whitfield, Charles (I1442)
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| 155 | Born outside Hampshire according to the 1841 census, but born in Hythe, Hants on the 1851 census. | Smith, Thomas (I3433)
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| 156 | Born outside Hampshire, according to the 1841 census. | Phillips, Mary (I3275)
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| 157 | born today; private baptism | Pinnick, Ann (I3625)
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| 158 | born yesterday; private baptism | Pinnick, David (I3621)
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| 159 | born yesterday; private baptism | Pinnick, Sarah (I3623)
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| 160 | Both his baptism and burial spell his middle name 'Houchings'. | Hunt, Edward Hutchins (I1005)
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| 161 | Both of Alvediston. | Family F402
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| 162 | Both of Clarendon Park. | Family F854
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| 163 | Both of the parish of St Clement. | Family F448
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| 164 | both of the parish, both made marks | Family F1409
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| 165 | Both of the parish. Findmypast has two copies of this, one in 1780, the other in 1781. | Family F1412
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| 166 | Both of the parish. Witnessed by Joseph Manuel and Henry Foster. | Family F949
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| 167 | Both of this parish | Family F1374
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| 168 | Both of this parish. | Family F999
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| 169 | Both of this parish. The WFHS transcript says Edward was a "carter-taylor". This is probably a misreading of Edward being surnamed Williams alias Carter. | Family F837
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| 170 | Both parties were widowed. | Family F962
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| 171 | Bride's surname is illegible. However others have read it as "Smedmore". | Family F959
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| 172 | Bridget is not mentioned her brother John's will, so was probably dead by 1685. This is the only plausible burial. | Lovell, Bridget (I2732)
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| 173 | By a process of elimination: the 1958 death registration matches a probate in Alresford for the wife of one George Wiltshire. | Barfoot, Ellen (I4169)
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| 174 | By banns; both of Alton Priors. | Family F1373
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| 175 | By elimination, this must be Mary née Booker's burial. The other nearby candidates either give an age which doesn't match, or are before the birth of her last child. There doesn't seem to be another Mary it could be. | Booker, Mary (I4684)
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| 176 | Calculated from her age when she died. This makes her quite young when she married, and possibly she was actually a year or two older. | Ozey, Elizabeth (I1772)
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| 177 | Called Christiana on her burial. | Joslin, Caroline (I2119)
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| 178 | Called James Wm Jocelyn on the 1881 census. | Jocelyn, James John (I2019)
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| 179 | Catherine died in 1766 while Thomas (the youngest child by the first marriage) was still a baby, an in such circumstances, it was common for the man to remarry. This is circumstantial evidence that Catherine's husband Jacob is the same person as the Jacob who married Sarah Cliffe in 1770. There's also only one plausible burial for Jacob (on 8 Mar 1797 in High Easter), suggesting a single person. | Day, Jacob (I5550)
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| 180 | Charles appears on the 1841 census along with the parents, though there is no firm evidence that he is a son of George and Rebecca. There is no baptism for him, and he does not seem to appear on any later censuses. It is possible that the man on the 1841 census was in fact Charles, son of Charles and Fanny, who is otherwise absent from the 1841 census. | Thomas, Charles (I3257)
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| 181 | Charlotte, Joseph and Thomas are known from Comyn's notebooks. | Family F1464
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| 182 | Children by an unknown father or fathers. | Family F761
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| 183 | Christoph filius Johannis | Barnes, Christopher (I3236)
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| 184 | Comyn's notebooks give his date of birth as 29 Oct 1809. His parents are given as John Croucher & Elizabeth née Sandy. | Croutear, Charles Samuel (I2161)
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| 185 | Daniel had quite a lengthy prison record: he was fined for destroying trees in 1877, fined for vagrancy in 1880, imprisoned for 1 month for rioting in 1886, fined for assault in 1888, imprisoned for 7 days for "refusing to quit" in 1889, and imprisoned for 15 months for highway robbery with violence in 1890, meaning he was in Winchester Gaol for the 1891 census. | Barfoot, Daniel William (I5686)
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| 186 | Darah may perhaps be mistranscription of Sarah in the HGS index. | Harding, Darah (I2892)
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| 187 | Date estimated on the assumption that he was the eldest child, as he was singled out in his father's will. | Lovell, Edmund (I3902)
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| 188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I112)
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| 189 | Date illegible; parents David and Jane Wyatt. | Wyatt, Martha (I3726)
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| 190 | Date is unclear as paper is damaged. | Cronin, Margaret (I1036)
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| 191 | Date not fully transcribed in the HGS index — it's given as the 1st of an unspecified month of 1735. | Family F775
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| 192 | Date of birth given, and that they were from Beaulieu. A second baptism is in the Beaulieu register for a 9-year-old Charles Hendy, son of Henry and Lucy, on 2 Feb 1851. The 1851 census gives his age as 11, which doesn't quite match either record. | Hendey, Charles (I2417)
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| 193 | Dated 1739/40 in HGS transcript, i.e. 1740 (NS); son of William of Woodington (believed to be Mopley, in Langley); no mother given. | Banks, John (I979)
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| 194 | Dated 1742/43 in HGS transcript, i.e. 1743 (NS). | Banks, Mary (I980)
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| 195 | Daughter of Aaron and Hannah of Hythe. | Willis, Eliza (I1872)
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| 196 | Daughter of Williamm. | Banks, Charity (I985)
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| 197 | David wrote his will on 14 Dec 1640 and probate was granted 30 May 1662. He must therefore have died between these dates. | Urry, David (I1524)
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| 198 | David's will, dated 24 Jan 1786, only lists children John, Mary, Jenny, David, Elizabeth and Sarah. No mention of Ann or Joseph. | Family F886
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| 199 | Day number unclear | Hayden, Ann (I5025)
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| 200 | Described as an illegitimate son of Elizabeth Thomas alias Goffe. Elizabeth Thomas married William Harding on the same day. | Harding, William (I3011)
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