Notes

Richard’s Genealogy

Matches 551 to 600 of 963

#	Notes	Linked to
551	of Woodgreen	Coles, Mary (I3519)
552	On 1851 census, living with parents, unmarried and deaf.	Fallaize, Elizabeth (I5867)
553	On HMS Queen Mary in the Battle of Jutland.	Barfoot, Edward Leonard (I4203)
554	On the 1841 census Charles and Rachel are living with children named George (1831), Jane (1831), Mary (1833), Harriet (1837) and Emma (1839). Probably they are Charles and Rachel's children.	Family F415
555	On the 1841 census he has an 'E' under 'whether born in England, Scotland, Ireland or Foreign Parts', though when he married in St Helier in 1825, he was described as 'de cette paroisse'.	Fallaize, Thomas (I3439)
556	On the 1841 census John was living with Ellen Cronin and her three children, Edward, Margaret and Ellen. John is the right age to be an older sibling of them, and as the 1841 census doesn't specify how people are related this was the obvious conclusion. But the baptisms of Edward, Margaret and Ellen (together with that of James who died young) identify their parents as Patrick and Ellen, while John's marriage certificate identifies his father as William. There's no evidence that William came to Jersey: most probably he and John's mother died in Jersey leaving John an orphan who was brought up by a relative. Maybe Patrick and Ellen were John's uncle and aunt. However it's also possible that Ellen was John's mother and married two men named Cronin, quite possibly brothers.	Cronin, John (I1009)
557	On the 1841 census, an Edward Willis is living with Willam and Mary Willis. That person is almost certainly not this Edward, and the 1851 and 1861 censuses have two Edward Willis – this man, married to Sarah Nutbeam, and an unmarried man living with a John and Fanny Purse; Fanny Purse was the daughter of William and Mary Willis.	Willis, Edward (I4970)
558	On the 1841 census, George is living with his future in-laws, Josias and Mary Rogers.	Thomas, George (I3240)
559	On the 1851 census as a son of William and Martha, aged 10; also on the 1841 census, aged 5 months.	Thomas, Charles (I3188)
560	On the 1851 census her age is 86, putting her birth in 1765.	Dicey, Martha (I5790)
561	On the 1851 census his place of birth is given as Newfoundland. He was lodging with an Edward & Betsey Mourant in Grouville.	Gosselin, Thomas Peter (I2055)
562	On the 1851 census, Ann is 8 [b 1842-3]. There are two candidates for her on the 1861 census, one 16 [b 1844-5] and one 20 [b 1840-41]; probably the younger one is the daughter of Richard & Elizabeth. On the marriage of Ann Fry to William George Burgess in 1864 she is 23 [b 1840-41], and her father is given as Thomas. On the 1871 census, she is 30 [b 1840-41], born in Bloxworth. Although there were several Fry families in Bloxworth in the 1840s, it seems Thomas Trim Fry was the only Thomas having children there at the time. There is no suitable birth registration in Wareham district, but it seems possible Ann was a couple of years old when baptised in 1844.	Fry, Ann (I3565)
563	On the 1851 census, Susan was in visiting Robert and Mary Callen in Fawley Village. Mary Callen née Pinnick is Susan's cousin, the daughter of Ann Pinnick née Banks.	Banks, Susan (I636)
564	On the 1881 census he was lodging in Stranton, Co. Durham, now a surburb of Hartlepool, where he was working as a "professor of music". Three others lodgers in the house were also described as professors of music. His wife and young son were living with his parents back in Jersey. On the 1891 census, he, his wife and son were living in Chorlton-on-Medlock in Manchester. He and his 13-year-old son were both described as musicians.	Cronin, John Peter (I1011)
565	on the Hill	Binstead, Peter (I4732)
566	One of Thomas's "brother Rychardes ij youngest sonnes" who were left his apparel.	Lovell (I3912)
567	One of Thomas's "brother Rychardes ij youngest sonnes" who were left his apparel.	Lovell (I3913)
568	Only Elizabeth's mother (Harriet) is named on the baptism entry, but the 1861 census says she was George & Harriet's daughter. Possibly this was a careless omission on the baptism, or possibly she was a granddaughter by their eldest daughter Harriet who was being brought up as a daughter. The GRO index does not give a mother's maiden name, which perhaps points to the latter.	Barfoot, Elizabeth Goldstone (I5699)
569	Only Joseph Walsby born at a plausible date.	Walsby, Joseph (I695)
570	or 13 Apr.	Bass, Ruth (I4937)
571	Or possibly 14 March. The '4' appears to be crossed out, but this might be an inadvertent mark on the paper.	Dew, Thomas (I4107)
572	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Private (I741)
573	Or Wooden.	Dorey, Rhoda (I5300)
574	Or Wootton	Wooden, Mary (I5142)
575	Parents are given as Thomas and Ann Thomas. It seems unlikely that the father really was called Thomas Thomas, and there is no evidence such a person existed; more likely, it was James & Ann.	Thomas, Harriet (I3061)
576	Parents given as Charles and Eliza Croutear, but there are no other records to such a couple and this time: just a Charles and Edith Croucher and a Charles and Frances Croutear. On the 1851 census, there is a Jane living with Charles and Frances of a suitable age.	Croutear, Frances Jane (I2169)
577	parents given as Richard and Sarah née Reeves.	Cheater, Ann (I3812)
578	Parents given as Richard and Sarah.	Cheater, Rachel (I3817)
579	Parents given as Thomas Fallaize and Marthe Martin.	Fallaize, Thomas (I5872)
580	Parish registers confirm this is 1718/19.	Hunt, John (I3294)
581	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F628
582	Philip Benjamin was a widower.	Family F939
583	Pierre appears in the Jersey criminal registers on several occasions. On the night of 8 Oct 1797, he and three others were arrested for attacking the guard house at St Lawrence. On 19 Jun 1813, he was arrested for maltreating his wife and their children, and again on 10 Oct 1813 for having beaten and abuse his wife and failed to provide for the subsistence of their children.	Voisin, Pierre Jean (I1214)
584	Pierre had first cousins Jacques and Jean Gosselin ("cousins germains dudit epoux"). Jean is possibly Jean François Gosselin, son of Pierre.	Gosselin, Pierre (I2152)
585	Pierre's aliens registration card says born 7 June, but has birth certificate says 16 June.	Gosselin, Pierre Marie Jean Baptiste (I2608)
586	Place and parentage inferred.	Whitfield, Thomas (I1378)
587	Place and parents inferred.	Whitfield, John (I1380)
588	Place of birth from 1841 census.	Joslin, Caroline (I2119)
589	Possibly also baptised 6 May 1821 at Tilty, Essex.	Bass, Thomas (I4939)
590	Possibly Constance died 1929 in the Eastry district of Kent, as that seems to be the only plausible death registration for a Constance A Williams.	Scheu, Constance Amelia (I392)
591	Possibly Dorothy is the Daisy Banks whose birth was registered in Q2 1891 in the New Forest district.	Banks, Dorothy Mary Irene (I655)
592	Possibly his is the death registered in the New Forest district, Q3 1908, aged 87. If so, his age is considerably exaggerated.	Harding, Charles (I2895)
593	Possibly Jean Jacques, as John James on his burial.	Joslin, Jean (I1180)
594	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Private (I244)
595	Possibly the Emma Thomas living with her grandparents in Eling in 1861	Thomas, Emily (I3140)
596	Possibly the marriage was on 18 Oct 1611 in Ringwood, where the HGS index records a marriage to a John Bonnet. This is not a local surname (and doesn't appear at all in the Hampshire burial records until the 18th century), so perhaps it is a misreading of Bound.	Family F1190
597	Possibly this is the marriage on 20 Sep 1726 at Fawley between Richard Willis and Mary Willis. However, if both really had the same surname, this poses a problem as the only Mary of the right age are Richard's sister.	Family F518
598	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Private (I245)
599	Presented by the father, Thomas Fallaize, Elizabeth Vaudin and Marie Marett.	Fallaize, Jean (I5004)
600	presumably a private baptism, as there is second (presumably public) baptism on 7 Nov 1830	Thomas, Jane (I3208)