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| 2301 | Cause: Car accident | Maw, Michael Ralph (I5117)
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| 2302 | Cause: Fits First name(s) Adam Last name Maw Age 2W Birth year - Death year 1788 Death date 24 Aug 1788 Burial year - Burial date - Burial place Thorne County Yorkshire (West Riding) Country England Archive reference P4-1-A9 Archive Doncaster Archives Record set Yorkshire Burials Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © Findmypast Record set Yorkshire, Bishop's Transcripts Of Burials First name(s) Adam Last name Maw Burial year 1788 Birth year 1788 Death year 1788 County Yorkshire (West Riding) Country England Burial place Thorne Father's first name(s) Thomas Death date 24 Aug 1788 Age at death 2W Burial date ? ? 1788 Archive Borthwick Institute for Archives Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © DC Thomson Family History | Maw, Adam (I19988)
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| 2303 | Caution re Alice name daughter of William H Mumford, joiner - 1901 census | Mumford, Kate Louisa (I59100)
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| 2304 | Cecil Henry Odell was born on 16 March 1898. He was the son of Alfred Edward Odell and Susan Elizabeth Cooke. He died on 7 June 1917 at age 19, killed in action. He fought in the First World War. Source: http://www.thepeerage.com/p30726.htm#i307258 | O'Dell, Cecil Henry (I46674)
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| 2305 | Cecilia and M Eliane Mawe have been grouped together as mother and daughter but only on hte basis that they stayed together in hotel in London in 1911 .... No further indication how they fit in with the other Mawe's ... | Cecilia (I32242)
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| 2306 | Census details First name(s) Luther Last name Rawn Sex Male Birth year 1910 Birth date Jun 1910 Birth place Ontario, Canada Birth place as transcribed Ontario Race or Tribe German Marital status Single Relationship to head of household Son Year 1911 Family number 30 Subdistrict name Sunnidale Subdistrict number 30 District name Simcoe North District number 120 Province Ontario Country Canada Film T-20397 Page number 11 Image source Image at Library and Archives Canada Record set Canada Census 1911 Category Census, Land & Substitutes Subcategory Census Collections from Canada, Americas https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/186069466/luther-rawn | Rawn, Luther (I48436)
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| 2307 | Census details 1871 1 Belle Vue Terrace, West Leeds, St George's district John Senior jnr Head Mar 31 b Leeds Plasterer Fanny Senior Wife Mar 29 b Leeds Plasterer's wife Elizabeth Ann Senior Dau 10 b Leeds Scholar Mary Rachel Senior Dau 9 b Leeds Scholar Thomas Wood Senior Son 6 b Leeds Scholar John Senior Son 4 b Leeds Scholar Fanny Senior Dau 1 b Leeds John Senior jnr and his family are living 3 doors away from John Senior Snr and in between them is William Stansfield and his wife Emma, formerly Emma Senior, daughter of John Senior Snr and sister to John Senior jnr. Census details 1881 Off Kendal Lane, West Leeds, St George's district John Senior jnr Head Mar 41 b Leeds Plasterer Fanny Senior Wife Mar 39 b Leeds Lilly Senior Dau Unmar 20 b Leeds Mary R Senior Dau Unmar 19 b Leeds Thomas W Senior Son 16 b Leeds Plasterer John Senior Son 14 b Leeds Office boy (errand) Fanny Senior Dau 11 b Leeds Scholar Nelly Senior Dau 9 b Leeds Scholar Frank Senior Son 6 b Leeds Scholar Christopher Senior Son 4 b Leeds 13 JAN 1891 Whitwood Mere Parish Church SENIOR, Thomas Wood 26 Bachelor Plasterer Leeds Father: SENIOR, John, Plasterer MITCHELL, Caroline 23 Spinster Whitwood Mere Father: MITCHELL, William, Farmer Witnesses MITCHELL, Annie/MITCHELL, Mark Turner Banns 1891 census RG12/3699/?8 25 Herbert Place, Leeds Schedule 56 Thomas Wood Senior H M 26 b Leeds 1865 Plasterer Caroline Senior W M 23 b Whitwood Mere 1868 The couple's first child, Ida Senior was born 2 Nov 1891 at 25 Herbert Place. Obituary Feb 1924. Mr T W Senior Death and Funeral of a Much Esteemed Resident It is with deep regret that we report the death, which occurred on Saturday night, of Mr Thomas Wood Senior, plasterer, of Walkergate, Pontefract. Deceased, who was 60 years of age, represented the fifth generation of a Leeds family of plasterers, but when he was 27 he forsook Leeds in favour of Pontefract and has carried on a flourishing business with headquarters in Walkergate ever since. His quiet, unassuming manner, and his genial nature caused him to be held in high esteem everywhere he went, and he was never known to have a cross or unsympathetic word for anyone. During the time he was at Leeds he was for nine or ten years secretary of a branch of the Ancient Order of Oddfellows. In politics he was a Liberal, but on account of persistent ill health he never took up much active work for the cause. Since he came to Pontefarct he has been a regular attender at All Saints Church. He never really complained of any trouble until about a fortnight before Christmas, and after he had been attended by Dr Osmond for a while, Dr Braithwaite of Leeds was called in and he advised an operation. The was performed during January, but the patient's condition did not improve, and he passed away as stated. He leaves a widow -- who is well known in Liberal circles -- and five sons and four daughters. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon at the Pontefract cemetery, the Rev A G Shipley (vicar of All Saints) officiating. The chief mourners were:-- The widow, Mr T W Senior, Mr & Mrs John Senior, Mr and Mrs W Maw, Misses Carrie, Louie and Nelly Senior, and Messrs Edward, Arthur and Richard Senior, sons, daughters, etc; Mrs Witty (Garforth), and Mrs Bold; Mr & Mrs Melemby, Mrs Hall, Mr E Senior, Mr H Senior and Mr J Senior (all of Leeds), brothers, sisters, etc; Mr Mitchell (Castleford), Mrs Smith (Wyke), Mr Hamer (Brighouse) and Mr and Mrs Mitchell (Pontefract), brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, etc; and Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs G Stewart and Mr J Blackburn. Amongst the many others present were a number of members of the Master Builders Association -- Messrs G Ward, jun, H Walker, T Lodge, J Brown, W Horner, H Taylor, A Taylor, W Barber, P Woodcock, R W Abbott, C L Jackson, J Shaw, S Harrison, H Burton, J Clarke, J W Pearson, G Barff and G Stewart (all of Pontefract), and J H Stanhope and A Link (Knottingley). There were wreaths and floral tributes from:-- the Widow; The Children at Home; Lilian and John, Willie and Ethel; Mr and Mrs W Maw; Mr Mitchell (Castleford); Mr and Mrs Mitchell (Pontefract); Mr and Mrs Ruddlesden (Pontefract); Mr and Mrs G Stewart; Mr and Mrs F Tree (Ferrybridge); Mr Hamer; the Pontefract Master Builders' Association; Mr and Mrs T Mitchell; Mrs Smith and family (Bradford); and "A few Liberal Friends". Mr W Pease of Old Church had charge of the funeral arrangements. The will of Thomas Wood Senior THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me THOMAS WOOD SENIOR of Pontefract in the County of York Master Plasterer. I appoint my wife Caroline Senior my son Thomas William Senior and my son-in-law Walter Maw (hereinafter referred to as my Trustees) to be t he EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of this my will. I bequeath to my wife absolutely all my household consumable stores and my articles of personal use and ornament and also all moneys I may have in the Co-operative Society at my death. I devise to my sons in equal shares as tenants in common the land known as Chequer Field at Baghill which I have recently purchased from Miss Whitlocks Executrix but subject to the devise of the minerals under which land hereinafter contained I bequeath to my said sons in equal shares my business of a Plasterer together with the book debts thereof and the stock in trade tools plant fixtures horses carts motors and other matters and things used therein by me at the time of my death but subject to the payment of all the trade debts due from me I devise to my Trustees the minerals below two hundred yards from the surface under the said land at Baghill together with the right to work such minerals by underground workings only but without being responsible for any damage to the surface of such land or any building thereon caused by such working and with power to convey other minerals through such underground workings upon trust to sell such minerals and rights or any part or parts thereof as and when my Trustees shall think fit or to lease the same and to invest the purchase money or the rents received therefor as the case may be and to pay to my wife the annual income of such investments during her life and after her death to divide such investments or any such minerals remaining unsold and all rights in respect thereof equally amongst all my children. I devise and bequeath my freehold property in Walkergate Pontefract (subject to my Mortgage thereon) and my household furniture and effects to my Trustees upon trust to sell call in and convert the same into money at such times and in such manner as my trustees shall think fit with power to postpone such sale and conversion for so long as they shall think fit and upon further trust to pay to my wife the income of such property or to allow my wife to use such property furniture and effects or receive the annual income arising therefrom during her life and after her death to divide such property furniture and effects or the proceeds of sale thereof equally amongst my daughters. I devise and bequeath the rest of my property whatsoever and wheresoever to my Trustees upon trust to sell such part thereof as shall not consist of money and to pay my funeral and testamentary expenses and debts and to invest the residue thereof and pay the income arising therefrom to my wife during her life and after her death to divide my residuary estate equally amongst my children and I declare that if any child of mine shall die in my lifetime leaving a child or children who shall survive me and live to attain the age of twenty one years such child or children shall take (and if more than one equally between them) the share and interest under this my will (other than the share in my business and the matters therewith connected and bequeathed with the same) which his her or their parent would have taken if such parent had survived me. WITNESS my hand this Twenty-fourth day of September one thousand nine hundred and twenty three - T W SENIOR. - Signed by the said Thomas Wood Senior as his last will in the presence of us both present at the same time who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subecribed our names as witnesses:- J EYRE POPPLETON Solicitor Pontefract; L DOBSON his clerk on the 14th day of March 1924. of this Will was granted to Caroline Senior, Thomas William Senior and Walter Maw, the Executors. | Senior, Thomas Wood (I33)
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| 2308 | Census details First name(s) Albertha M Last name Rawn Sex Female Age 31 Birth year 1870 Birth date 05 Sep 1870 Birth place Ontario Race or Tribe Irish Marital status Married Relationship to head of household Wife Year 1901 Family number 103 Division 1 Subdistrict name Sunnidale Subdistrict number G District name Simcoe North District number 114 Province Ontario Country Canada Film T-6496 Page number 11 Image Source Image at Library and Archives Canada Record set Canada Census 1901 Category Census, Land & Substitutes Subcategory Census Collections from Canada, Americas | Smith, Albertha Matilda (I48438)
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| 2309 | Census details First name(s) John J Last name Rawn Sex Male Age 38 Birth year 1863 Birth date 17 May 1863 Birth place Ontario Race or Tribe German Marital status Married Relationship to head of household Head Year 1901 Family number 103 Division 1 Subdistrict name Sunnidale Subdistrict number G District name Simcoe North District number 114 Province Ontario Country Canada Film T-6496 Page number 11 Image source Image at Library and Archives Canada Record set Canada Census 1901 Category Census, Land & Substitutes Subcategory Census Collections from Canada, Americas | Rawn, John James (I48437)
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| 2310 | Census says he is unmarried. We suppose that by then he must have left his wife. | Maw, Archer Augustus (I8518)
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| 2311 | Central Elmer David Maw, 81, of Browning Road, died April 26, 2003, in Anderson. A native of Central, he was a son of the late John and Ida Kelly Maw. He was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Survivors: Wife, Helen James Maw; sons, Roger and Jimmy Maw of Central and Jerry Maw of Pendleton; daughter, Sandra Chapman of Central; brother, Alfred Maw of Salem; sisters, Nellie Hendricks of Easley and Frances Merck and Aileen Medlin of Central; 14 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. Service: 3 p.m. today at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Building Fund. - Duckett-Robinson Funeral Home Published in The Greenville News: 04-28-2003 | Maw, Elmer David (I19344)
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| 2312 | Certificates: Death Cyril (her brother) says that they were born and brought up in 9 Nelson St, Southampton. Geoff told Roger that both Kathleen and Cyril died from muscular dystrophy. As Roger was worried about this, we sent for her death certificate. The causes of death were; Ia Bronchopenumonia Ib Cerebro vascular accident (ie: stroke) II Spino-muscular atrophy. So it wasn't muscular dystrophy although it is obvious why Geoff thought it was. She was always very thin, like her mother. Both of them had extremely thin legs, with little muscle on them, which got even thinner. Kathleen never walked anywhere or did any sort of exercise in her last few years. | Williams, Kathleen Maud (I56439)
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| 2313 | CHADBOURNE Rosie Passed away on 1st September, aged 96 years at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital. Loving Mum to Carole and the late Rita. Grandma to Joanne, Nicki, Helen and Alison and a much loved Great Grandma. Re-united with loving husband Harold and daughter Rita. Our Woman of Steel Funeral service to take place at City Road Crematorium on Friday 16th September at 1.00pm. Family flowers only by request, but a collection will take place during the service for Weston Park Hospital in memory of Rita. All enquiries to Co-operative Funeral Care, Suffolk Road, Sheffield. Tel: 0114 276 0211. Published in The Star on Sept. 9, 2016 | Maw, Rosie (I13305)
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| 2314 | Chadwick Martha Sheffield 9c 748 Jones Emma Sheffield 9c 748 Maw John Hodson Sheffield 9c 748 Oldfield Harry Sheffield 9c 748 First name(s) John Hodson Last name Maw Age 23 Birth year 1879 Residence Wadsley Marriage year 1902 Marriage date 02 Feb 1902 Marriage place Sheffield, Cathedral Church of St Peter & St Paul Spouse's first name(s) Emma Spouse's last name Jones Spouse's age 23 Spouse's residence 1 Angel Street Father's first name(s) John Father's last name Maw Spouse's father's first name(s) Jonathan Spouse's father's last name Jones County Yorkshire (West Riding) Country England Archive reference PR-138-3-132 Page 124 Archive Sheffield Archives & Local Studies Record set Yorkshire Marriages Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © Findmypast | Family: Maw, John Hodgson / Jones, Emma (F3112)
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| 2315 | CHADWICK, Harry Cooper Head Married M 38 1873 Painter House Leeds Yorks CHADWICK, Alice Wife Married F 39 1872 House Wife Masbro Yorks FLETCHER, Alice Mother-In-Law Widow F 72 1839 None Derbyshire Belfar MAWE, Walter William Visitor Single M 43 1868 None Private Means Doncaster Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 27096 Reference: RG14PN27096 RG78PN1550 RD500 SD5 ED5 SN65 Registration District: Leeds Sub District: North East Leeds Enumeration District: 5 Parish: Leeds Address: 1 Nippet Lane Leeds County: Yorkshire (West riding) | Mawe, Walter William (I6497)
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| 2316 | CHADWICK, Harry Cooper Head Married M 38 1873 Painter House Leeds Yorks CHADWICK, Alice Wife Married F 39 1872 House Wife Masbro Yorks FLETCHER, Alice Mother-In-Law Widow F 72 1839 None Derbyshire Belfar MAWE, Walter William Visitor Single M 43 1868 None Private Means Doncaster Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 27096 Reference: RG14PN27096 RG78PN1550 RD500 SD5 ED5 SN65 Registration District: Leeds Sub District: North East Leeds Enumeration District: 5 Parish: Leeds Address: 1 Nippet Lane Leeds County: Yorkshire (West riding) | Mawe, Walter William (I6497)
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| 2317 | CHALLINOR, Percy Graham Head Married M 36 1875 Farmer Leek Staffs CHALLINOR, Agnes Mary Wife Married F 31 1880 Household Duties Victoria Australia MAW, Mary Servant Single F 28 1883 Maid Cloughton Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28949 Reference: RG14PN28949 RG78PN1666 RD527 SD2 ED25 SN261 Registration District: Scarborough Sub District: Scarborough Enumeration District: 25 Parish: Scalby Address: The Grange Scalby County: Yorkshire (North riding) | Maw, Mary Ann (I6252)
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| 2318 | CHALLINOR, Percy Graham Head Married M 36 1875 Farmer Leek Staffs CHALLINOR, Agnes Mary Wife Married F 31 1880 Household Duties Victoria Australia MAW, Mary Servant Single F 28 1883 Maid Cloughton Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28949 Reference: RG14PN28949 RG78PN1666 RD527 SD2 ED25 SN261 Registration District: Scarborough Sub District: Scarborough Enumeration District: 25 Parish: Scalby Address: The Grange Scalby County: Yorkshire (North riding) | Maw, Mary Ann (I6252)
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| 2319 | Change of Name from Purvis to Macey. | Macey, Emma Jane (I12)
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| 2320 | Changed name to Rushbrook after his mother married his father. | Gamble, Francis Rushbrook (I6333)
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| 2321 | Chapman John Stanley York 9d 21 Cunliffe Annie York 9d 21 Graham Allan York 9d 21 Maw Janet York 9d 21 | Family: Chapman or Graham / Maw, Janette "Janet" "Janet" (F10068)
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| 2322 | Chapman - Major Abdy Maw - Army - died 26th March 1825. Chapman - Captain Charles Abdy 19th Light Dragoons - died 18th October 1829. Memorial at St. Pauls' Cray, Kent - "In this vault are deposited the remains of Abdy Maw, esquire, late major in the Army who departed this life March 26 1825 aged 84. Also in memory of Charles Abdy Chapman, esquire, formerly a captain in the 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons, fourth son of the late James Chapman, esquire, of Paul's Cray Hill in this parish. Born 19.12.1775 died 18.10.1829." Found on: http://glosters.tripod.com/offzdiedc.htm Also found on: http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStPaulCray/MIsStPaulCray.htm Another source to investigate: http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/documentxsl.asp?com=1&i=0&nbKey=1&stylesheet=xsl\\A2A_com.xsl&keyword=abdy%20maw&properties=0601 Records of the Bullock Family of Stanwell BULLOCK FAMILY WILLS AND SETTLEMENTS FILE - Copy of the will of Elizabeth Trehee [of Hammersmith] - ref. ACC/0132/214 - date: 1760 [from Scope and Content] Various bequests to relations, principally nephews and neices Cranke Maw, Wild Bullock, Jane Maw, Abdy Maw, Ann Bullock and Robert Maw, also to Henry and Thomas Bullock, husbands of Wild and Ann, and their daughters. FILE - Assignment - ref. ACC/0132/219 - date: 1769 [from Scope and Content] Lieut. Abdy Maw, executor of the will of his brother Lieut. Crank Maw to Henry Bullock of Pyle, esq. [from Scope and Content] Signed and sealed by Abdy Maw. FILE - Marriage settlement - ref. ACC/0132/230 - date: 1807 [from Scope and Content] 4. Abdy Maw and Henry Bullock, both of Lambeth, esqs. FILE - Release in trust in consideration of a marriage between Nathaniel Castleton Maw and Wild Bland - ref. ACC/0132/236 - date: 1823 [from Scope and Content] 2. Rosam Botham Crozier and James Isles until the marriage, then to Henry Bullock and Abdy Maw, in pursuance of the provisions of the will of Col. Joseph Bland, formerly husband of Wild Bland. | Maw, Major Abdy (I15929)
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| 2323 | Charles Helliwell 15 Jun 1878 Male Dairy Farmer Married 209 1 Jane Helliwell 07 Apr 1882 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 209 2 Frederick (M) Helliwell 15 Nov 1924 Male Cow Lad Single 209 3 Frederick W Stevens 18 Nov 1888 Male Blind Pensioner Incapacitated Widowed 209 4 The record for this person is officially closed. | Helliwell, Charles (I65871)
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| 2324 | Charles Helliwell 15 Jun 1878 Male Dairy Farmer Married 209 1 Jane Helliwell 07 Apr 1882 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 209 2 Frederick (M) Helliwell 15 Nov 1924 Male Cow Lad Single 209 3 Frederick W Stevens 18 Nov 1888 Male Blind Pensioner Incapacitated Widowed 209 4 The record for this person is officially closed. | Jane (I73870)
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| 2325 | Charles Folliott Borradaile Powell was born on 19 December 1879.1 He was the son of Sir Richard Douglas Powell, 1st Bt. and Juliet Bennett.2 He died on 13 July 1901 at age 21, killed in action.1 He fought in the Boer War.1 He gained the rank of Lieutenant in the service of the 1st Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry.1 | Powell, Lieutenant Charles Folliott Borradaile (I50551)
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| 2326 | Charles Frederick Schulze, born 1906 as son of half sister Sarah Jane Schulze is mentioned in 1939 as Charles Frederick Maw. Also registered at death as Maw. | Schulze, Charles Frederick (I14512)
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| 2327 | Charles James Pike and Jessie Mary Fletcher Submitted to: The Maw Family ( Author: Peggy Bogar, Scamander, Tasmania, Australia (peggytbogar@gmail.com I am great granddaughter of Charles James Pike and Jessie Mary Fletcher. LOGIN User: not logged in Name: Peggy Bogar Email: peggytbogar @ gmail.com Family Tree: Maw Family Link to your submitted Family Group Worksheet: Thank you for submitting your information for inclusion in our family history. A confirmation email will be sent to you shortly. Posting your data to the website may take several days. If we have questions we will contact you at the email address you provided with this form. Your corrections and additions are always welcome. | Pike, Charles James (I25337)
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| 2328 | Charles was born on July 2, 1935 and passed away on Wednesday, August 15, 2012. Charles was a resident of Logansport, Indiana at the time of passing. Charles was an Army veteran. Charles was married to Phyllis. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Gundrum Funeral Home with the Rev. Doug Mankell officiating. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Calvary Presbyterian Church. | Maw, Charles Donald (I19148)
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| 2329 | Charlie Fluelin and Sarah Holmes aised Charlie and Ellen's Daughter Ellen Minnie after Ellen died giving birth to twins. Ellen Minnie's twin brother John Malcolm died at birth in 1894 | Fluelin, Ellen Minnie (I24483)
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| 2330 | Charlie Fluelin and Sarah Holmes aised Charlie and Ellen's Daughter Ellen Minnie after Ellen died giving birth to twins. Ellen Minnie's twin brother John Malcolm died at birth in 1894 | Fluelin, John Malcolm (I24534)
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| 2331 | Charman Clara Gainsbro' 7a 1589 Maw Robert Berry Gainsbro' 7a 1589 Smith Helen Gainsbro' 7a 1589 Tinker John Gainsbro' 7a 1589 Williams Walter Leonard Gainsbro' 7a 1589 They had 2 children before 1911 but both died before 1911 ... Possible choices are Ernest Maw, Charlotte Maw or Maria Maw | Family: Maw, Robert Berry / Charman, Clara (F2388)
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| 2332 | CHARTER, JOHN RIDSDALE GRO Reference: 1843 M Quarter in POCKLINGTON Volume 23 Page 84 | Charter, John (I47599)
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| 2333 | CHARTER, WILLIAM - GRO Reference: 1868 S Quarter in MALTON UNION Volume 09D Page 341 | Charters, William (I20707)
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| 2334 | Charters William Malton 9d 627 Maw Elizabeth Malton 9d 627 Moore William Malton 9d 627 Wrothwell Sarah Malton 9d 627 | Family: Charters, William / Maw, Elizabeth (F6331)
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| 2335 | CHATBURN Margaret Blackburn 8e 661 Gardiner Jane Alice Blackburn 8e 661 HUSBANDS Herbert Jacques Blackburn 8e 661 Maw Albert Blackburn 8e 661 | Family: Maw, Albert / Chatburn, Margaret (F1549)
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| 2336 | Check birth year | De Wachter, Joanna Maria (I38291)
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| 2337 | check BMF with Baptism ... wrong dates | Maw, Harry (I13833)
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| 2338 | check burial of child | Family: Linkman?, Richard / Maw, Clare (F23402)
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| 2339 | Check Date ... was originally 25 Feb 1848 | Maw, Charles Henry (I639)
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| 2340 | Check father ... Elias or JOHN as mentioned on marriage certificate???? | Goodhand, Jane (I8243)
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| 2341 | Check for marriage Name: Janey Smith Registration Date: Oct 1930 [Nov 1930] [Dec 1930] Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec Registration District: Keighley Inferred County: Yorkshire West Riding Spouse: George W Richardson Volume Number: 9a Page Number: 402 | Hartley, Janey "Janie" "Jane" "Janie" (I74756)
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| 2342 | Check http://natal1906.com/qsa-ksa-and-kimberley-star-1899-1902/ | Maw, Herbert Campbell (I4489)
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| 2343 | Check if she remarried after his death with Kenneth C Tyler... | Hicks, Joan Eleanor (I4683)
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| 2344 | Check if this the same Martha born in Kirkby Moorside but who is reported to be in Canada. | Maw, Martha (I12822)
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| 2345 | Check if this the same William born in Kirkby Moorside but who is reported to be in Canada. | Maw, William (I12820)
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| 2346 | Check original as transacription is 1 year out ... First name(s) Arthur Last name Maw Age 5M Birth year 1902 Burial year 1902 Burial date 12 Aug 1902 Burial place Burngreave Cemetery, Sheffield County Yorkshire (West Riding) Country England Archive reference - Page 151 Record set Yorkshire Burials Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Deaths & burials Collections from Great Britain | Maw, Arthur (I13599)
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| 2347 | check relationship as there are 2 William on the census in 1841 with only one year difference. Is one of them a grandson? | Hendley, William (I45891)
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| 2348 | check this link: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/106542554/person/282160705527/facts | Ackerman, Violet Lily Ada (I14932)
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| 2349 | check this link: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/106542554/person/282160705527/facts | Ackerman, Violet Lily Ada (I14932)
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| 2350 | Check wether she married Thomas Maw or Wilkinson,? | Family: Maw, Thomas / Maw, Elizabeth (F318)
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