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| 2501 | Comments (The Maw Family): RE LILLIAN ALLIS MAW AND HER HUSBAND JOSHUA PARKS NOT SURE HOW TO SEND IMAGES SO HERES THE LINK TO THE IMAGE OF THEIR HEADSTONES IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY ONTARIO http://geneofun.on.ca/names/photo/719176 LESLEY Lesley Norris lesleyannenorris @ hotmail.co.uk | Parke, Flight Sergeant Joshua (I6008)
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| 2502 | Comments (The Maw Family): Your family website contains a reference to Robert George Holmes. From the information in your document it is evident that this is my great uncle. After his time in the army, he joined he South African police force, and was the first policeman to be murdered in South Africa. If you are interested, I can supply all your missing information on this gentleman including a photograph of his headstone. I also have photographs of his funeral procession which was very long. The funeral oration was given by General Smuts. Anthony Burbanks aburbanks @ talktalk.net | Holmes, Robert George (I13205)
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| 2503 | Comments (Tree: The Maw Family): Hi Just found your site and think we have a connection. I am descended from Christian Rudolf Otto (who worked with Carl Schultz in Paulinzella at the Schulze brothers' organbuilders). My understanding is that Brindley and Foster (Sheffield based organ builders) 'headhunted' the two young men to work for them in England. I believe that they arrived in Hull and know that they worked on the recently restored Doncaster Cathedral organ, as well as some in East London. My great grandfather was a voicer which meant that he cut the pipes. Carl and Rudolf were later joined by Carl's sister Johanna Emmeline Schultz who kept house for the two men. Rudolf and Emmeline married in Hull in 1866. They moved to Sheffield and had Sophia, William/Wilhelm, Ernest Rudolf and Lily (infant death). Ernest was my grandfather. The two boys also worked as organ builders before setting up a furniture shop in Sheffield. I believe that Emmeline travelled to Germany fairly often to visit her siblings. I also believe that her mother's maiden name was Heerwagen and that the family came from the Thüringen region. Maybe some of this sounds familiar. If so, it would be good to share stories. Jane Jane Otto janeaotto @ aol.com | Schulze, Carl (I6545)
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| 2504 | Comments: Hi, just found your page and I am the gt,gt,gt grandson of William Watkin Bird. His mother was called Mary Ann Bird and he took his mother's surname as she didn't marry his father (George Rogers). Mary Ann was born on the channel island of Guernsey in 1815. She had another son called William by another guy out of wedlock followed by Thomas by the father William Cobb who she did actually marry. William Watkin married neighbour Charlotte Sooby and his half-brother married her sister Harriet. hope this is of interest. Kind Regards Anthony anthony bird anthony @ kieft.co.uk | Bird, William Watkin (I48224)
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| 2505 | Comments: 1881 Census at 17 Wickens Terrace. Nottingham. Shows John and Anne Kitchen had a son William Kitchen born 1876 in Thurgaton. There is no mention of him in your records.I am helping my neighbour Raymond Charles Kitchener look into his Family. Rays Father was Walter Charles Kitchener born 1911 in New Brompton. Walter had a Brother William Mawe Kitchener born 1908 in Medway. Their Father was William Kitchener norn 1876 in Thurgaton. William was in the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1911 . He died 26th April 1948 in Gillingham .Kent. We think that William Kitchener was originally William Kitchen son of your John and Anne. (there are no records of William Kitchener other than the 1911 Census) William would be Rays Grandfather. Have you any knowknowlege of William Kitchen or Kitchener born Thurgaton. Nottingham. He must be connected as his first child he called William Mawe Kitchener? Hoping you can help us. Thanking you Jeannette Rutter and Ray Kitchener of Cornwall. England Jeannette Rutter | Kitchen, John William (I43964)
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| 2506 | Comments: Excellent site from what I've seen. re: William and Peter Kinsey. William Kinsey who married Letitia Maw nee Bell is the son of Thomas Kinsey, as is Peter, he is William's brother not son, he married Letitia's daughter Emma Bane Bell. Hope this helps, Paul KinseyONS Paul Kinsey cynsye @ hotmail . com | Kinsey, William (I11789)
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| 2507 | Comments: Excellent site from what I've seen. re: William and Peter Kinsey. William Kinsey who married Letitia Maw nee Bell is the son of Thomas Kinsey, as is Peter, he is William's brother not son, he married Letitia's daughter Emma Bane Bell. Hope this helps, Paul KinseyONS Paul Kinsey cynsye @ hotmail . com | Kinsey, Peter (I11794)
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| 2508 | Comments: Hello - I am working on my Harrison family. I have a Mary Harrison born in 1818 in Yorkshire, England. Her family emigrated to Canada in 1831 and settled in Toronto Gore Township, Peel County. She does not appear with the family in the 1852 census. I have noticed that a Mary Harrison was married to John Maw in 1846 in Etobicoke. Her witness at the wedding was William Harrison. Her father's name was William and she also had a brother by that name. I am wondering if it might be her. Mary was from a Catholic family but John Maw appears to be a Wesleyan - though he said he was "independant" in the 1861 census. I was wondering if you had any information of sponsors at baptisms etc.. with other Harrison names that I could cross reference with her known family to see if she is the Mary I am looking for? Thanks so much. Michael Harrison mjharrison @ teksavvy.com | Harrison, Mary Elizabeth (I7897)
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| 2509 | Comments: Hello - we've been researching our family tree and were surprised to see how many of our recent ancestors are detailed on your website. My great grandmother was Ada Eleanor Maw, my grandmother Ivy Gladys Bugg (nee Bennett), both of whom (together with Ivy's daughter - Margaret Mary) lived at 101 Willingham Street in Grimsby. Have you found many branches of this family? Proposed Change: Bennett, Ivy F. (I20687) Description: Middle name - Gladys (initial not 'F') Married Arthur William Bugg (1921) Died 1990 Son - Eric Dudley (1922-198?) Daughter - Margaret Mary (5/1/1933-13/5/1997) Stuart Hart stuart_a_hart @ hotmail . com | Bennett, Ivy Gladys (I20687)
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| 2510 | Comments: Hello! I am a descendant of Richard Maw (11th generation Maw born in 1818). Richard immigrated to Canada when he was 16. He is my 2nd great grandfather on my mother's side. What is the best way to add the families journey in Canada to this website? The Family Maw website is incredibly well done! I was so thrilled to discover it last evening. It tied to together a piece my family and I have been trying to find for awhile. Thank you so much for making it public. Very kind regards, Patricia Patricia Patterson riciapatterson @ gmail.com Alt. Death: 30 Apr 1903 Trafalgar, Halton, Ontario, Canada Alt. Death Notes: Ontario Deaths,1869-1937 and Overseas Deaths, 1939-1947 Name: Richard Maw Event: Death Event Date: 30 Apr 1903 Event Place: Trafalgar, Halton, Ontario Gender: Male Age: 87 Estimated Birth Year: 1816 Father: Mother: Spouse: Reference Number: yr 1903 cn 11725 Film Number: 1854188 Digital Folder Number: 4175424 Image Number: 1105 | Maw, Richard (I7856)
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| 2511 | Comments: Hello! I came across your website while researching Laurence Frank Gatenby (died 14 Jan 1917 in WW1; your UID 8EFFED86FAB043F4BBF0852D2591BD09BA40) The Imperial War Museum in London has set up a website "Lives of the First World War" to remember those, civilian or in the military who were involved in WW1. It will be a permanent digital record. I have set up a community devoted to those men who were cricketers, Laurence Gatenby being one of them. I am particularly interested in the Tassie men since, prior to returning to the UK last year, I lived and worked in Launceston for 14yrs. I am therefore contacting you to see if you would be interested in adding anything to the IWM website. You would need to create an account but, although you need to subscribe to search the records (in association with "find My Past") it is completely free to add information. Please see «u» for what I have added to his life story so far. Would you mind if I create a link to the page on him in your family tree as part of the evidence for his life story? I look forward to hearing from you, Kath Kelly Katherine Kelly «u»kathin100 @ hotmail.com«/u» | Gatenby, Sergeant Laurence Frank (I25408)
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| 2512 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Mawe, Ann (I8194)
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| 2513 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Downing, William (I12720)
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| 2514 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Downing, Anne (I12721)
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| 2515 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Downing, Symon (I12722)
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| 2516 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Downing, Francis (I12723)
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| 2517 | Comments: Hello, last night I sent a message linked to Mary Browne(|12733)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England. Which I believe was sent, I also sent another email linked to William Downing (|12720)of Spexhall, Suffolk, England which I sent but I believe there were problems, but this evening I found your 'Contact Us' section and thought I would send another email about William Downing of Spexhall. If I remember correctly you had 3 children for William Downing and Alice Mawe but no names. From Spexhall - Davy - MS. Extracts from the Parish Register beginning 1537. (323) William Downing and his wife Anne[no surname] had the following children. Anne bapt 25th April 1605 Symon " 13th Nov. 1606 Francis born 22nd March 1607 " 21st April 1608 A child named Anne was buried 16th Dec. 1609. William Downing was buried in 1657 aged 92 and he was born in 1565 6th April. He wrote his Will in 1650 on his 85th birthday. Do you know who were William Downing's parents? I hope some of the above helps. Jill. Jill john.thorn4 @ btinternet.com | Downing, Joane (I20550)
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| 2518 | Comments: Hello. Re Mary Maw b 28/6/1713,Scotton,linc.I think she had a twin sister Susanna, who died 24/7 1713.Also Mary married a Jonathan Hayes(Hay)2/5 1738, Epworth. Re Marys Father Samuel(you think b abt 1689)...could he be the Samuel Maw b 18/3 1675/76 Epworth? was wondering where you found the 1689 date/year?? There are so many MAWS, it can get quite confusing at times, so would REALLY value your imput.With thnaks... Ellen Stapeton, New Zealand. Ellen Stapleton kiwidanes at xtra.co.nz | Maw, Samuel (I1799)
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| 2519 | Comments: Hi John Whitford was my great uncle, his brother Joel Whitford was my greatfather, he wed Annie Sykes, They walked from Cornwall to Barnsley 1891. If these are in your family let me know birkett v_birkett @ sky.com | Whitford, John (I27205)
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| 2520 | Comments: Hi Matthew Lofthouse and Harriet Collinson are my Great Great Grandparents. They lived with Harriets parents at Saint Saviour s mill in that area of the same name in York. Their daughter Sophia married Harry Bateson of Hardwood on 1899 and they moved to Milner Street in Acomb and had Dorothy, Reginald, Francis,Albert and 1 other who died at an early age Neil Percival neil1304 @ aol.com | Lofthouse, Matthew (I45606)
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| 2521 | Comments: Hi, I have been reading some extracts from your pages after googling my maternal great grandmother Rose Mary Ann FLEAR maiden surname 'FLEAR', and it transpires that you have an Ephraim John FLEAR, on your tree, he will have been her cousin. descending from Ephraim Flear born in Bishop Norton 1875, son of Ephraim Flear born in Washingboro' in 1842 If you are interestted in this side of the family, i have my tree on Ancestry.co.uk at the moment. Regards Mikaela mikaela timmerhues | Flear, Ephraim John (I11211)
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| 2522 | Comments: Hi, I have just returned from a trip to France where I visited numerous WW1 monuments and thought you may be interested in a few Maws I found. One captain Arthur Rogers Maw of the Manchester regiment comemorated at Poziers British cemetery panel 64 to 67 died on the first day of fighting 21 ST March 1918. He is featured in your geniology. Also four more at Thiepval British monument. Namely Frederick William maw Middlesex regiment died 26/ 9/ 1916. Jack Maw Linconshire regiment died 14/11/1916 Thomas Maw Northumberland fusiliers died 3/7/1916 Herbert Sydney Maw Welsh fusiliers died 9/7/1916 All the best great site Jed Maw. Jarrad Maw Jedmaw @ yahoo.co.uk Name: MAW, Herbert S Unit: Royal Welch Fusiliers Rank: Private Number: 35116 Year: 1916 Volume : I.29 Page: 213 Record source: GRO War Death Army Other Ranks (1914 to 1921) | Maw, Private Herbert Sydney (I5526)
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| 2523 | Comments: Hi, I have just returned from a trip to France where I visited numerous WW1 monuments and thought you may be interested in a few Maws I found. One captain Arthur Rogers Maw of the Manchester regiment comemorated at Poziers British cemetery panel 64 to 67 died on the first day of fighting 21 ST March 1918. He is featured in your geniology. Also four more at Thiepval British monument. Namely Frederick William maw Middlesex regiment died 26/ 9/ 1916. Jack Maw Linconshire regiment died 14/11/1916 Thomas Maw Northumberland fusiliers died 3/7/1916 Herbert Sydney Maw Welsh fusiliers died 9/7/1916 All the best great site Jed Maw. Jarrad Maw Jedmaw @ yahoo.co.uk Name: MAW, Frederick W Unit:Middlesex Regiment Rank:Private Number:G/2371 Year: 1916 Volume : I.69 Page: 168 Record source: GRO War Death Army Other Ranks (1914 to 1921) | Maw, Private Frederick William (I5618)
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| 2524 | Comments: Hi, I have just returned from a trip to France where I visited numerous WW1 monuments and thought you may be interested in a few Maws I found. One captain Arthur Rogers Maw of the Manchester regiment comemorated at Poziers British cemetery panel 64 to 67 died on the first day of fighting 21 ST March 1918. He is featured in your geniology. Also four more at Thiepval British monument. Namely Frederick William maw Middlesex regiment died 26/ 9/ 1916. Jack Maw Linconshire regiment died 14/11/1916 Thomas Maw Northumberland fusiliers died 3/7/1916 Herbert Sydney Maw Welsh fusiliers died 9/7/1916 All the best great site Jed Maw. Jarrad Maw Jedmaw @ yahoo.co.uk Name: MAW, Jack Unit: Lincolnshire Regiment Rank: Private Number: 17962 Year: 1916 Volume : I.46 Page: 333 Record source: GRO War Death Army Other Ranks (1914 to 1921) | Maw, Private Jack (I6359)
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| 2525 | Comments: I am part of the Hornby family and believe that there is an error on your website with regard to John Hornby father of Richard Hornby who married Sarah Yellet on 23.4.1739 at Gainsborough. John Hornby was christened 27.12.1672 at Blyton as were all his siblings. The father of John Hornby was called Johes and was christened 2.07.1648 at Springthorpe. Research for the Hornby family in Lincs has been carried back to 1538. Leanne Hornby | Hornby, John (I7465)
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| 2526 | Comments: I am updating a 1997 publication which contains biographical notes on all officers of the 23rd Foot, or Royal Welch Fusiliers from their formation in 1689 to 1914. I served in the regiment, and am working on various aspects of their history, instead of getting on with my own family's history! Your work is most impressive and clear. I have been concentrating on the Napoleonic period as a book is being written based on the diaries and letters of those who served in the regiment at that time, one of them being J H S (we had initials only) Maw, about whom there was a very sketchy entry. The Army List , however, recorded him as J__H__L__ (again, giving his initials only). In manuscript, I think a capital L and S might look very similar. To my surprise and delight typing JHL Maw into Google brought me to your website. There is no doubt in my mind that JHL and JHS Maw are the same person. The document which convinced me was his obituary in The Gentleman's Magazine of 1812, a copy of which is attached.[P.S. I don't seem to be able to do this] It has been reprinted in a comparatively recent publication, namely A History of the Peninsular War, Vol. VIII - The Biographical Dictionary of British Officers Killed and Wounded 1808-1814, by John A. Hall and published in 1998 by Greenhill Books, London (ISBN 1 85367 315 3). John Maw's entry reads: MAW, J. H. L., Capt., 23rd Foot: Capt., Army, 3 Dec. 1806; Capt., 23rd Foot, 9 July 1807. Killed, storming of Badajoz, 6 April 1812 [London Gazette]. Obituary, The Gentleman's Magazine, June 1812, pp. 594-5 [April 7. Fell gloriously in the arms of victory, at the storming of Badajoz, in his 29th year, Capt. Maw, of the 23d reg. or Royal Welsh Fusileers, eldest son of John Henry M. esq. of Belle-Vue, near Doncaster. In him the service has lost a zealous and intelligent officer, and his friends have to lament a most honourable, well-disposed young man, a cheerful companion, and a good Christian. He served on the Quarter-master General's Staff, at the battles of Vimiera and Talavera, in the Peninsula, under the Earl of Wellington, and previously in the same department of the army under Lord Cathcart, in Scotland.]. My still-sketchy entry in our book, to which I must add information from his obituary, now reads: MAW, John Henry Shaw He was christened on 27 September 1783 in All Saints Church, Wakefield, Yorkshire, the son of John Henry Maw and his wife Margaret (née Stovin). Commissioned ensign in 6th (or 1st Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot on 4 April 1800, lieutenant on 17 June 1802, and captain on 3 December 1806. He became captain, Royal Welch Fusiliers on 9 July 1807 and was killed, aged 29, at the storming of Badajoz on 6 April 1812. I would be interested to know if you agree with my conclusion as to his identity and whether you have anything to add about him. Sincerely, Richard Sinnett | Maw, Captain John Henry Shaw (I783)
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| 2527 | Comments: I have some information that can be added to the Maw family tree if you wish. These include some additions and some changes. I have collected this information from living relatives and documents in the form of certificate copies. The ID numbers shown here correspond to the ones on the tree. I have a copy of the birth certificate for Thomas Maw (ID I6755) born 24 Dec 1842 in Stockton-on-Tees. It shows his father as George Maw (ID I6753) and his mother as Helen Maw (formerly Waring) who I would assume is the blank on the tree. I assume she is also the mother of Jane (ID I6756) Thomas married Elizabeth Plowman in June 1868 (She was born 1842 in Chichester, Sussex. and matches ID I6757) and had Lillian Jane and Elizabeth. Sometime later in 1877 (Did Elizabeth die or divorce?) Thomas married Margaret Brown (ID I6758), they had my Great Grandfather Alfred George Maw (ID I6760). Before Alfred George married Florence Hatcher (ID I8465), he had married Emily Woodcock on 2 Aug 1908 West Ham, Essex, England. (I have a copy of the marriage certificate) She was born in 1883 in Poplar, London, England. **** Alfred and Emily had my Grandfather Alfred George Maw born 19 Jun 1909 in Canning Town, West Ham (confirmed by copy of birth certificate) who married Elsie May King on 27 Mar 1932 in Tottenham, London. Elsie was born 12 Feb 1910 in Edmonton, London. Alfred died on 13 Sep 1984 in Edmonton, London. Elsie died on 6 Apr 1994 in Crowborough, East Sussex. They in turn had my Father Donald Patrick Maw born 26 May 1935 in Tottenham, London plus Female still living (born 1938) and Male still living (born 1944). Donald married my mother (still living born 1935). Donald died on 7 Dec 1994 in Southampton, Hampshire. I was born on 5 Apr 1960 in Finchley, London. *** When Alfred eventually married Florence Hatcher, they had two children: Leonard Alfred Maw born 16 Oct 1922 West Ham, Essex. Died Jul 2002 at Redbridge, Essex. Stanley Cyril Maw born 10 apr 1924 West Ham, Essex. Died Mar 1988 at Waltham Forest, Essex. If I can help further, please contact me. Regards Ian Maw ian@themawfamily.co.uk ian@themawfamily.co.uk | Maw, Thomas (I6755)
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| 2528 | Comments: I stumbled across your website earlier this evening. I descend from Emma Wray, the youngest daughter of John & Elizabeth Wray of Brigg. I have detailed information about: Emma Wray, John Hocknell, her husband; Harry Cuthbert Blades Wray (later known as George Harry Hocknell), their son; and Maria Wray, one of Emma Wray's elder sisters. With best wishes Stuart Hocknell Cambridgeshire Stuart Hocknell j.s.hocknell @ btinternet.com | Family: Hocknell, John / Wray, Emma (F14919)
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| 2529 | Comments: I'm trying to help my friend research a Maw relative. Minnie Ruth Maw 1888 Kent. Her husband was Ernest Johnston. She's interested in their son, Clarence David born about 1917-18. Jennifer Cartier jenncartier1 @ gmail.com \ulnone | Johnston, Clarence David (I52353)
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| 2530 | Comments: Janet Paley Freeman was my ggrandmother. She married Walter Freeman in Leeds and arrived in Canada on 10, Aug 1883. She died on 23, Dec, 1886 in Toronto,Ontario Age 33 Brenda Freeman Dinelle dinelle @ cogeco.ca | Family: Freeman, Walter / Paley, Jane "Janet" "Janet" (F13332)
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| 2531 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Aked, Richard (I8175)
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| 2532 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Maw, Elizabeth (I8668)
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| 2533 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Aked, George (I41249)
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| 2534 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Aked, Sarah Eliza (I41250)
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| 2535 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Graham, Thomas (I41251)
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| 2536 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Elizabeth (I41252)
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| 2537 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Graham, George Aked (I41253)
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| 2538 | Comments: Morning - To add to your family tree. Elizabeth Maw married Richard Aked on 21 Sept 1764 at Bigby, Lincoln. He was born 31 January 1739 at Halifax, Yorkshire. They had a child George Aked, born 28 March 1797. He then had a daughter Sarah Eliza Aked born 19 June 1833 at Beverley, England. Sarah married Thomas Graham on 21 March 1850 at Waggerston, Middlesex. Thomas and Sarah had a son George Aked Graham born 20 April 1867 at Bethnal Green, Middlesex. He married Lillian Louise Cooper in Cape Town South Africa. George was my husband's grandfather. My sister in law has the family bible in which the above details are registered. Regards Liz Graham | Cooper, Lillian Louise (I41254)
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| 2539 | Comments: Nellie Maw was my Grandmother I am trying to find any information on the Family She was married to Thomas John Connors who passed away in 1977 She is survived by 2 children Eileen Mary Connors and Thomas Jon Connors Unfortunatley Pamela Anne Connors passed away about 1996 Christine Bull bull214 @ btinternet.com | Connors, Thomas John (I26631)
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| 2540 | Comments: Not sure as to how it was arrived at that Anthony Tissington Tatlow snr. was the son a Henry Tatlow when in actual fact he is the son of John Tatlow and Ann Emery and his grandparents were Dr. John Tatlow and Mary Tissington hence the name Tissington entering into naming rights. The other indicator is his will and benefits to Tatlow relatives in Ireland. Hope this is of use to you. Cheers from Tasmania. N. McCarthy | Tatlow, Lieutenant Anthony Tissington (I20441)
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| 2541 | Comments: Re William Maw b 1897. While researching my family I came across the census record of William of 2 April 1911. He was a farmers lad at the time working for one Edwin Edwards who was my gt-grandfather. Edwins daughter Dorothy married Gordon Newman Steel in 1920 after the entire family emigrated to New Zealand. Just thought that you may be interested in the connection. Kind regards, Gary Steel Gary Steel thesteels @ clear.net.nz | Maw, William (I5029)
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| 2542 | Comments: Two linked CDVs (cartes de visite) recently listed on eBay reproduce pages from The Times relating to the Nettleship Green family. This was a common way of commemorating significant dates, and they are almost always reproductions of the Births, Marriages & Deaths. These two pages date respectively from 1st May 1893 and 3rd July 1907. The first records the wedding on 29th April at St George's Hanover Square, by the Rev. Wm Cooper, M.A., cousin of the bride, of William Nettleship Green of 20 Chapter Road, Willesden Park, to Louisa Maude, only daughter of Henry Cooper Rose, M.D., and of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, of Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead. It adds that they will be "at home" from 12th to 17th June. The second records the birth, on 1st July 1907, at 24 University Mansions, Lower Richmond Road, S.W., of a daughter to the wife of W. Nettleship Green. The "lead name" used in the second announcement is Green. I can send you screen shots of these announcements should you miss seeing them yourself (an earlier message appears not to have gone through). Yours, Michael Michael Hocken michael @ hocken.eu | Family: Green, William Nettleship / Rose, Louisa Maude (F12954)
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| 2543 | Comments: While looking for my Great grandfather George Maw (I know he was George Maw as this was indicated on my grandfathers marriage certificate - but he was already deceased) I notice you have the wrong date of birth for my grandfather George Maw - He was born about 1889 as was his wife Albertina Williams as they were both 30 when they married in 12 May 1919 Kathy Bakes (nee Maw) Kathy Bakes First name(s) George Last name Maw Age 30 Birth year 1889 Residence Skelton Marriage year 1919 Marriage date 12 May 1919 Marriage place Howden Spouse's first name(s) Albertina Spouse's last name Williams Spouse's age 30 Spouse's residence Skelton Father's first name(s) George Father's last name Maw Spouse's father's first name(s) Edward Spouse's father's last name Williams County Yorkshire (East Riding) Country England Archive East Riding Archives & Local Studies Service Archive reference E-PE121-24 Page 237 Record set Yorkshire Marriages Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © Findmypast | Family: Maw, Private George / Williams, Albertina (F3444)
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| 2544 | Comments: Your person I11112 is Ehud (Ted) Marfleet [MARFLEET Family History ref: J.105J-133] whose birth was registered in the district of Basford in the third quarter of 1885 - 7b 129. His marriage to Lily Maw, daughter of Whiteley Maw, was on the 7 August 1905 in St Mary, Barnsley. His death was registered during the second quarter of 1957 in the district of Sheffield. Lily died aged 77 years in Sheffield in the third quarter of 1964 - 2D 9. Regards, John K. Marfleet webmaster of the MARFLEET Family History website on www.marfleet.co.uk John K. Marfleet | Marfleet, Edward "Elud" "Elud" (I11112)
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| 2545 | Commissions in the West Kent Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. ... Edmund Faunce Chapman, Esq. to be Captain, vice Page, volunteered to the Line. Dated May 31, 1815. | Chapman, Captain Edmund Faunce (I15975)
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| 2546 | Commonwealth War Graves Commision | Garland, Thomas (I3827)
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| 2547 | Compston John Thomas Bury 8c 617 Neal Mary Ann Bury 8c 617 Ormerod Ada Bury 8c 617 Stones Thomas Sarah Bury 8c 617 Stones Thomas Smith Bury 8c 617 | Family: Unknown / Mowe, Mary Ann (F10219)
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| 2548 | Computed relationship First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place HEAD George Bellamy Male 42 1799 Lincolnshire, England WIFE Hannah Bellamy Female 39 1802 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Mary Bellamy Female 12 1829 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Fanny Bellamy Female 7 1834 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Ann Bellamy Female 2 1839 Lincolnshire, England | Bellamy, Mary (I1268)
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| 2549 | Computed relationship First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place HEAD George Bellamy Male 42 1799 Lincolnshire, England WIFE Hannah Bellamy Female 39 1802 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Mary Bellamy Female 12 1829 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Fanny Bellamy Female 7 1834 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Ann Bellamy Female 2 1839 Lincolnshire, England | Bellamy, George (I2246)
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| 2550 | Computed relationship First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place HEAD George Bellamy Male 42 1799 Lincolnshire, England WIFE Hannah Bellamy Female 39 1802 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Mary Bellamy Female 12 1829 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Fanny Bellamy Female 7 1834 Lincolnshire, England DAUGHTER Ann Bellamy Female 2 1839 Lincolnshire, England | Waterhouse, Hannah (I79127)
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