Notes
Matches 1,001 to 1,016 of 1,016
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| 1001 | Witton Cemetery | GRADWELL George Patrick (I2332)
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| 1002 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4)
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| 1003 | Worked at vauxhall motors in Luton | THOMPSON Frederick (I1151)
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| 1004 | workhouse | GRADWELL Charles (I782)
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| 1005 | YOUNG, FRANCES ELIZABETH HILLS GRO Reference: 1845 M Quarter in LEWES CHAILEY WESTFIRLE AND NEWHAVEN Volume 07 Page 408 | YOUNG Frances Elizabeth (I2308)
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| 1006 | YOUNG, FRANCES SELINA BLAY GRO Reference: 1860 J Quarter in WINDSOR Volume 02C Page 361 | YOUNG Frances Selina (I4080)
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| 1007 | YOUNG, MARY ANN BLAY GRO Reference: 1864 S Quarter in WINDSOR Volume 02C Page 397 | YOUNG Mary Ann (I4081)
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| 1008 | {Address at time of marriage: 7 Coleshill Street All boys except for Frederick sent to Coleshill Orphanage when father died; Frederick sent to an aunt (unknown) Address for birth of Frederick: Back 118 green lane, aston} 6d 163 = ordered 2016 February 21 _______________ BROWN, CHARLOTTE HOUGH GRO Reference: 1873 D Quarter in BIRMINGHAM Volume 06D Page 113 | BROWNE (BROWN) Charlotte Mary (I98)
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| 1009 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I75)
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| 1010 | {Auntie Sis, married a Moss, had Joan (retarded), Cliff (navy), Ron (navy), Bill (army). Boys were all Doreen’s age and living in Southend. All evacuated together at King’s Lynn. (acc to Doreen 2005) Address in 1915: 32 Ilfracombe Road, Southend on Sea} Cliff, Ron & Bill joined up together in WWII, acc to Doreen _______________ KEMBLE, EDITH TIDY GRO Reference: 1892 J Quarter in WANDSWORTH Volume 01D Page 708 | KEMBLE Edith (Sis) (I193)
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| 1011 | {Called up in 1945 for East Surrey Regiment and trained in Canterbury, where he met Joyce, who was a Bell Telephone operator there. After 12 weeks training, went to headquarters in Kingston. Regiment was sent to ISrael, but Roy was kept in office. After an adventure leading the guard platoon on a ship full of German POWs, he ended up in Germany, then was transferred to Royal Fusilliers, then stationed in Germany, first in Bauer, then in Rechlinghausen. After about 2 years there, he was demobilized. } | GRADWELL Roy William (I21)
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| 1012 | {could not speak English when she married, only Gaelic, acc to Doreen conversation Frederick Arthur} | CONNOLLY Ann Elizabeth (I783)
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| 1013 | {GRADWELL – Joyce May Passed away on Friday, January 28, 2005 in her 76th yr. Beloved wife of Roy Gradwell. Dearest mother of Maureen, Barbara and Chris. Loving grandmother of Simon, Rachel, and Tony, and great grandmother of Matthew and Madelynne. Sister of Audrey, Doug, Howard and Dennis. Funeral Service held at the Westboro Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 403 Richmond Rd. at Roosevelt on Saturday, February 5, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. } | SPRATT Joyce May (I70)
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| 1014 | {parish church of the family: St. Anne’s Church, Alcaster Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, Warwickshire; correction= 1849 St Anne, Alcester Street (96 Bradford Street, Birmingham B12 0PB (A-Z: 4B 74)) named William on son Frederick’s birth cert} Godparents Michael Nolan & Elizabeth Nolan | GRADWELL Edward William (I97)
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| 1015 | {verified as Ginny, despite name mismatch; she opened a laundry in South End, took Ellen with her (Edie note 1999)} {verified that Eugene’s mother had him at 40 (Peg, Jan 2005)} | KEMBLE Jane (Ginny) (I134)
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| 1016 | “of Newdigate” | TIDY William (I770)
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