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| 53201 | National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 2099 Folio: 361 Page: 23 Address: Liquor Pond Street, Boston County: Lincolnshire Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born RICKITT, William Head Married M 36 1815 General Practitioner M R C S L Wainfleet, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Anne M Wife Married F 35 1816 Wicklow County, Ireland RICKITT, George S Son M 2 1849 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Charlotte G Daughter F 1 1850 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, William B Son M 0 (1 MOS) 1851 Boston, Lincolnshire ASHE, Anne Nurse Widow F 58 1793 Servant Spalding, Lincolnshire HORNE, Annie Servant Unmarried F 26 1825 Cook North End, Kent, Crag Foot WILLIAMSON, Maria Servant Unmarried F 19 1832 General Servant Boston, Lincolnshire | Reckitt, George Seymour (I42631)
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| 53202 | National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 2099 Folio: 361 Page: 23 Address: Liquor Pond Street, Boston County: Lincolnshire Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born RICKITT, William Head Married M 36 1815 General Practitioner M R C S L Wainfleet, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Anne M Wife Married F 35 1816 Wicklow County, Ireland RICKITT, George S Son M 2 1849 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Charlotte G Daughter F 1 1850 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, William B Son M 0 (1 MOS) 1851 Boston, Lincolnshire ASHE, Anne Nurse Widow F 58 1793 Servant Spalding, Lincolnshire HORNE, Annie Servant Unmarried F 26 1825 Cook North End, Kent, Crag Foot WILLIAMSON, Maria Servant Unmarried F 19 1832 General Servant Boston, Lincolnshire | Reckitt, Charlotte Gertrude (I42632)
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| 53203 | National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 2099 Folio: 361 Page: 23 Address: Liquor Pond Street, Boston County: Lincolnshire Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born RICKITT, William Head Married M 36 1815 General Practitioner M R C S L Wainfleet, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Anne M Wife Married F 35 1816 Wicklow County, Ireland RICKITT, George S Son M 2 1849 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, Charlotte G Daughter F 1 1850 Boston, Lincolnshire RICKITT, William B Son M 0 (1 MOS) 1851 Boston, Lincolnshire ASHE, Anne Nurse Widow F 58 1793 Servant Spalding, Lincolnshire HORNE, Annie Servant Unmarried F 26 1825 Cook North End, Kent, Crag Foot WILLIAMSON, Maria Servant Unmarried F 19 1832 General Servant Boston, Lincolnshire | Reckitt, William Burt (I42633)
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| 53204 | Naturalised British Subject | Schulze, Carl (I6545)
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| 53205 | NAW, Lewis Alexander of Mount Bungalow Bretby Nurseries Bretby Derbys died 28 April 1974 Probate London 8 July 1974 £56456 740122164A | Maw, Lewis Alexander (I15658)
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| 53206 | NAYLOR, GEORGE ARTHUR HEELEY GRO Reference: 1888 S Quarter in BARNSLEY UNION Volume 09C Page 178 First name(s) George Arthur Last name Naylor Birth quarter 3 Birth year 1888 Mother's maiden name Heeley District Barnsley County Yorkshire Country England Volume 9C Page 178 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Civil Births Collections from Great Britain, England | Naylor, George Arthur (I50095)
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| 53207 | NAYLOR, LAURENCE HEELEY GRO Reference: 1898 M Quarter in BARNSLEY Volume 09C Page 228 First name(s) Laurence Last name Naylor Birth quarter 1 Birth year 1898 Mother's maiden name - District Barnsley County Yorkshire Country England Volume 9C Page 248 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Civil Births Collections from Great Britain, England | Naylor, Laurence (I50092)
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| 53208 | NAYLOR, LESLIE HEELEY GRO Reference: 1901 D Quarter in BARNSLEY Volume 09C Page 243 First name(s) Leslie Last name Naylor Birth quarter 4 Birth year 1901 Mother's maiden name Heeley District Barnsley County Yorkshire Country England Volume 9C Page 243 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Civil Births Collections from Great Britain, England First name(s) Leslie Last name Naylor Gender Unknown Birth day 13 Birth month 10 Birth year 1901 Age - Death quarter 2 Death year 1970 District Staincross County Yorkshire Volume 2D Page 1093 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from United Kingdom, England (c) brightsolid online publishing ltd | Naylor, Leslie (I27004)
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| 53209 | NEAL, EILEEN MARY MAW GRO Reference: 1933 S Quarter in HINCKLEY Volume 07A Page 96 First name(s) Eileen M Last name Neal Birth quarter 3 Birth year 1933 Mother's maiden name Maw District Hinckley County Leicestershire Country England Volume 7A Page 96 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 © brightsolid online publishing ltd | Neal, Eileen Mary (I27012)
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| 53210 | NEAL, FREDERICK EDWIN CHARLES DURRANT GRO Reference: 1891 M Quarter in BRENTFORD Volume 03A Page 45 First name(s) Frederick Edwin C Last name Neal Birth quarter 1 Birth year 1891 Mother's maiden name Durrant District Brentford County Middlesex Country England Volume 3A Page 45 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Births Collections from United Kingdom, England © brightsolid online publishing ltd First name(s) Frederick Edwin C Last name Neal Sex Male Birth day 22 Birth month 11 Birth year 1890 Death quarter 2 Death year 1980 District Hounslow County Middlesex Volume 13 Page 1148 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from United Kingdom, England © Findmypast | Neal, Frederick Edwin Charles (I13413)
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| 53211 | near Sleaford. | Maw, David (I2549)
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| 53212 | Need to decypher the documents for exact words ... | Maw, Maria (I65237)
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| 53213 | Needs confirmation!!!!! | Maw, Alice (I2748)
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| 53214 | Needs confirmation!!!!! | Maw, George (I10408)
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| 53215 | Needs verification | Family: Maw, William / Sampson, Mary Ann (F7116)
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| 53216 | Neilson Alexander otherwise Alec of 11 Upper Berkeley Street Westminster and of 2 Garden Court Temple London died 9 April 1929 at 7 Portland Place Marylebone Middlesex Probate London 13 June to John Barr Cumming and Alexander Herriot Bowhill esquires Henry Davies Foster Macgeagh K.C. and George Vertram Crowder solicitor. Effects £115632 8s. 6d. £110292 17s. 3d. First name(s) Alexander Last name Neilson Death year 1929 Death date 09 Apr 1929 Probate year 1929 Probate date 13 Jun 1929 Residence town London Registry London County London Linked persons George Bertram Crowder Country England Record set England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1858-2019 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Great Britain, England | Neilson, Alexander "Alec" "Alec" (I54792)
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| 53217 | Nellie Maw at birth but Nelly Maw at death ... | Maw, Nelly (I22265)
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| 53218 | Neo natal death. | Oates, David (I39175)
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| 53219 | Nephew Charles Herbert Coggon was staying with them (born in Belton abt 1878) | Maw, Joseph (I1046)
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| 53220 | Nephew Charles Herbert Coggon was staying with them (born in Belton abt 1878) | Coggon, Sarah Jane (I2909)
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| 53221 | Nephew Charles Herbert Coggon was staying with them (born in Belton abt 1878) | Coggon, Charles Herbert (I7582)
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| 53222 | Nephew of Robert Nendick Hodgson and his wife Sarah Cockerill | Maw, Thomas (I21595)
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| 53223 | Nephew of Robert Nendick Hodgson and his wife Sarah Cockerill | Maw, Robert (I21596)
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| 53224 | Neva was born on March 29, 1921 and passed away on Saturday, February 25, 2012. Neva was a resident of East Wenatchee, Washington. | Butler, Neva Ruth (I30952)
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| 53225 | NEVISON, Joan of 139 Westminster Road Morecambe Lancaster died 10 June 1991 Probate Liverpool 12 August 1991 £16371 9180803181V | Schofield, Joan (I20098)
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| 53226 | New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island), 1892-1924 Given Name: Carlotta Priscilla Surname: Maw Last Place of Residence: Bristol, ENG Date of Arrival: 28 Dec 1919 Age at Arrival: 42 Ethnicity: British Port of Departure: Southampton Port of Arrival: New York Gender: Female Marital Status: M US Citizen: Ship of Travel: Adriatic Source: https://www.familysearch.org/s/recordDetails/show?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fpilot.familysearch.org%2Frecords%2Ftrk%3A%2Ffsrs%2Frr_53512417%2Fp1&hash=HloWXpZgU9zB10k5M56iYku8TUc%253D | Maw, Charlotte Priscilla (I36959)
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| 53227 | New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 about Edward Maw Name: Edward Maw Arrival Date: 31 May 1853 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816 Age: 37 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Hull, England Destination: United States of America Place of Origin: England Ethnicity/Race-/Nationality: English Ship Name: Ross Search Ship Database: Search the Ross in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database ntbl Port of Arrival: New York Line: 41 Microfilm Serial: M237 Microfilm Roll: M237_126 List Number: 462 Port Arrival State: New York Port Arrival Country: United States | Maw, Edward (I1218)
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| 53228 | Newland House Epworth. | Maw, Lillie (I661)
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| 53229 | Newland House Epworth. | Maw, Kate (I662)
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| 53230 | Newland House Epworth. | Maw, Mary (I1468)
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| 53231 | Newspaper 31 Dec 1840 • Hull, Yorkshire, England son of John Maw, draper died suddenly aged 2 years 3 months [Hull Packet 01 January 1841] | Maw, Langton (I32369)
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| 53232 | Newspaper Index for Wallace MawName: Maw, Wallace Date: 30 Jul 1903 Paper: Daily News Page 5 Published: Batavia, Genesee Co. NY Topic: Maw & Fowler Microfilm property of Genesee County Historian. For article prices and copies, contact History Department, 3 W. Main Street, Batavia NY 14020 (585) 344-2550 X2613 history@co.genesee.ny.us | Maw, Wallace (I12052)
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| 53233 | NEWTON Ruby Of Balby. Passed away peacefully on 21st November 2017, aged 94 years. The beloved Wife of the late Alan Eric Newton, loving Mum of Martin, Mother in law of Joy, Much loved Nana of Luke and dear Auntie of John. Funeral Service will take place at the Rose Hill Crematorium on Monday 4th December at 12.20pm. Enquiries to Co-op Funeralcare 89-90 Spring Gardens, Doncaster telephone 01302 342801. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Doncaster Free Press on Nov. 30, 2017. | Maw, Ruby (I13566)
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| 53234 | Newyear Maw Blacksmith burried in woolen First name(s) New Year Last name Maw Age - Birth year - Death year 1761 Burial year 1761 Burial date 14 Dec 1761 Burial place Old Malton County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Archive reference - Archive Borthwick Institute for Archives Record set Yorkshire Burials Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © Findmypast First name(s) Newyear Last name Maw Birth year - Death year 1761 Burial year 1761 Burial date 14 Dec 1761 Burial place Old Malton County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Archive reference O-MAL-2 Archive Borthwick Institute for 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) Newyear Last name Maw Burial year 1761 Birth year - County Yorkshire (North Riding) Country England Burial place Old Malton Age at death - Burial date 14 Dec 1761 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, Newyear (I21029)
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| 53235 | Newyear Maw widower and Mary Grey Spinster First name(s) Newyear Last name Maw Age 33 Birth year 1750 Residence Scarborough Marriage year 1783 Marriage date 25 Oct 1783 Marriage place Scarborough, St Mary Spouse's first name(s) Mary Spouse's last name Grey Spouse's age 29 Spouse's residence Scarborough Father's first name(s) - Spouse's father's first name(s) - County Yorkshire (East Riding) Country England Archive reference PE 165/17 Page 36 Archive East Riding Archives & Local Studies Service Record set Yorkshire Marriages Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, Great Britain Transcription © Findmypast | Family: Maw, Newyear / Grey, Mary (F11301)
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| 53236 | Next door to Cootage Farm where Joseph and Emma Maw live. | Maw, Richard Cornelius (I5099)
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| 53237 | Next door to Thomas and Emily Maw (probably her parents) | Maw, Nellie (I7430)
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| 53238 | Next door to Thomas and Emily Maw (probably her parents) | Maw, Nellie (I7430)
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| 53239 | Nichodemus Maw a Gentlemans Child buried 4 May 1713 First name(s) Nichodemus Last name Maw Age - Birth year - Death year 1713 Death date ? ? 1713 Burial year 1713 Burial date 04 May 1713 Burial place St Clement Danes County Middlesex Country England Archive City of Westminster Archives Centre Record set Westminster Burials Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Burials Collections from England, United Kingdom Westminster Archives Transcriptions © brightsolid online publishing | Maw, Nichodemus (I65022)
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| 53240 | Nicholas Maw From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nicholas Maw (born 1935 in Grantham , Lincolnshire , England ) is a British composer . Maw is best known for the orchestral pieces Odyssey (1987 ), The World in the Evening (1988) (subtitled 'lullaby for large orchestra'), the guitar work Music of Memory (1989 ) and a violin concerto (1993 ) written for Joshua Bell . His music has been described as neo-romantic but also as modernist and non-tonal (for instance Personæ, his ongoing cycle of piano pieces). He is currently a member of the composition faculty at the Peabody Conservatory of Music at The Johns Hopkins University . In 2002 an opera, Sophie's Choice (based on the novel of the same name ), was commissioned by BBC Radio 3 and the Royal Opera House , Covent Garden . It was premièred at the Royal Opera House under the direction of Sir Simon Rattle , and received its North American premiere by the Washington National Opera in October of 2006. Mezzo-soprano Angelika Kirchschlager , who sang Sophie in London, reprised the title role at the National Opera, joined by American baritone Rod Gilfry as Nathan Landau, the schizophrenic man who initially rescues Sophie and then persuades her to join him in a suicide pact . A performance of Sophie's Choice took place in BBC's Maida Vale studios on 9 December 2005 , which was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 two days later. Maw has also prepared a concert suite for orchestra based on the music. Simon Rattle has also conducted a recording of Odyssey with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra . | Maw, John Nicholas (I13611)
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| 53241 | Nicholas Maw Nicholas Maw, the composer, who died on May 19 aged 73, refused to subscribe to the demands of modernist atonality, preferring to emphasise clear, harmonic organisation, lyricism and melody; as a result he was greatly admired by concertgoers, but less popular with the more avant garde critics. Last Updated: 6:06PM BST 19 May 2009 Photo: LEBRECHT The Grove Dictionary of Music described Maw's music as "an attempt to reconnect with the Romantic tradition that was broken with the onset of Modernism". At a time when Boulez and Stockhausen were in the ascendant, and the sort of big Romantic pieces Maw was writing were deeply unfashionable, he refused to change or abandon his idiom. Critical opinion remained sharply divided. One notice dismissed Maw's oeuvre as "pastiche music, echoing every late-twentieth-century tonalist you care to name"; but others praised the Straussian exuberance of his orchestration and his "Brittenesque" melodic writing. Maw won the greatest critical acclaim for his orchestral music, his reputation being established when, aged 26, he produced Scenes and Arias (1962), a work for orchestra and three female voices, for a BBC Prom. His extensive and varied catalogue included chamber music, vocal and choral music, operas, solo instrumental works, and music for children. Related Articles BBC Proms 2008: feast for the ears and food for the mind Mahler, Handel, Balakirev, Britten, classical res Proms 2009: line-up announced Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, D'Indy: classical CDs Maria Yudina and Ravel: classical CD reviews It was unfortunate for Maw, however, that he became best-known for his opera Sophie's Choice, a work based on William Styron's novel about a Holocaust survivor whose struggle with life and loves is overshadowed by the memory of the day a concentration camp guard made her choose which of her two children should escape the gas chamber. Commissioned by Radio 3 and the Royal Opera, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, directed by Sir Trevor Nunn and with the Austrian mezzo soprano Angelika Kirchschlager as Sophie, its premiere at Covent Garden in 2002 was heralded in advance as the arts event of the season. Sadly for Maw, the piece received a drubbing from the critics, mainly on account of the libretto, which Maw had written himself and which was described by one critic as "chunks of Styron's dialogue – minus the literary expertise to give it balance, shape or structure". John Nicholas Maw was born on November 5 1935 at Grantham, Lincolnshire, where his father, a pianist, owned a music shop. During the war he and his sister Janet were sent to live with relatives after their parents contracted tuberculosis; his mother died of the disease when Nicholas was 14. Both children were sent to Wennington School, Wetherby, a co-educational Quaker boarding school, and it was here that Nicholas developed a love of music, inspired by a music mistress who introduced him to Bartók, Stravinsky and Ravel and encouraged him to compose. Maw's father wanted his son to become a pianist, but Maw took up the clarinet instead and went on to study the instrument, along with composition, at the Royal Academy of Music. His composition teachers were Paul Steinitz and Lennox Berkeley. He arrived at the Academy in the heyday of continental avant garde modernism. His contemporary, Richard Rodney Bennett, who later became an admirer, recalled that "at the time there was only one acceptable way of writing music, and we were a bit sniffy about people who didn't toe the line". But in 1958 Maw won a French government scholarship to study composition privately in Paris with Nadia Boulanger. The two did not get on, though she submitted some of his scores for a prize judged by Aaron Copland and Stravinsky, which Maw won. Later he attended classes given by Max Deutsch, a former pupil of Schoenberg. In Paris, Maw had dabbled in 12-tone modernism, but he felt no affinity with the music and soon decided to forge a different path. When Scenes and Arias was broadcast in 1962, Richard Rodney Bennett was so impressed that he wrote to Maw saying: "This is the music we should all be writing." The critics, however, almost ignored it, and Maw got only one (lukewarm) review, in The Daily Telegraph. It was not the breakthrough he had been hoping for. It was only later that critics woke up to the beauties of its lush harmonies. Although Maw was rarely without a commission and was admired by many musicians and musicologists, the fact that in the 1960s and 1970s he was outside the mainstream meant that he continued to suffer from critical neglect and had to do other things to make ends meet. He wrote and reviewed for magazines and newspapers and taught part-time at the Royal Academy and later at the University of Exeter. In 1960 an early orchestral song-cycle entitled Nocturne, suggesting the influence of Bartók and Britten, was favourably received at the Cheltenham Festival, though critics complained of its insular spirit compared with the revolutionary innovations of the continental avant-garde. In 1964 his first opera, One Man Show, premiered at the Jeannetta Cochrane Theatre in London. In 1966 he became the first artist-in-residence at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he stayed for four years and developed his second opera, The Rising of the Moon, a romantic comedy about British solders stationed in 19th-century Ireland at the time of the famines. The opera was premiered at Glyndebourne in 1970, but the fact that it coincided with a resurgence of the Troubles was felt to be tactless, and the critics were snooty about his "old-fashioned" style. Only in the 1980s, as the stars of Stockhausen and Boulez began to wane, did Maw come to be regarded as a central figure of British music. In 1987 Odyssey, a work which had been in gestation since 1973, was premiered at the BBC Proms. A single, unbroken 96-minute span of symphonic music (it claimed to be the longest continuous piece of orchestral music ever written), Odyssey was immediately recognised as a masterpiece, even though the BBC was heavily criticised for not allowing the orchestra enough rehearsal time. An EMI recording by Simon Rattle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1992 and cited by Classic CD as the best recording out of 100 recommended releases in the decade. Other important orchestral works were his lively Spring Music (1983) and his Violin Concerto (1993) premiered by Joshua Bell. His Ghost Dances, Roman Canticel, La Vita Nuova, and his Flute Quartet and Piano Trio are all available on disc, the last piece being nominated for a Gramophone Award, and given both Gramophone's Editor's and Critic's Choice. From the mid-1980s Maw spent much of his time in America, where his music was taken up by a number of major orchestras and where the warmth of the critical reception contrasted strongly with the cool response of British critics. Nicholas Maw married, in 1969, Karen Graham, with whom he had a daughter and a son. The marriage was dissolved in 1976, and he is survived by his partner Maija Hay, a ceramic artist. 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| 53242 | Nicholas Maw, composer, was born on November 5, 1935. He died of heart failure on May 19, 2009, aged 73 | Maw, John Nicholas (I13611)
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| 53243 | NICHOLSON Mark Passed away on May 5th, 2015, aged 86 years. Loving husband of Shirley, a dear dad to Sandra and Susan, granddad and great-granddad. Funeral service to be held at St Mary's Priory Church, Old Malton on Monday, May 18th, at 11.00am. Family flowers only please but donations may be given for Alzheimer's Society and Church Funds. At the family's request, bright colours to be worn. Any further enquiries to E & AR Agar Funeral Directors on 01653 693816. Published in the Gazette & Herald on 13th May 2015 | Nicholson, Mark (I75585)
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| 53244 | NICHOLSON, EVELYN MAY GOTT GRO Reference: 1909 J Quarter in MALTON Volume 09D Page 419 First name(s) Evelyn May Last name Nicholson Birth quarter 2 Birth year 1909 Mother's maiden name - District Malton County Yorkshire Country England Volume 9D Page 410 Record set England & Wales Births 1837-2006 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Births Collections from United Kingdom, England © brightsolid online publishing ltd First name(s) Evelyn May Last name Wetherill Gender Female Birth day 30 Birth month 4 Birth year 1909 Age - Death quarter 1 Death year 1972 District Howden County Yorkshire Volume 2A Page 451 Country England Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from United Kingdom, England (c) brightsolid online publishing ltd | Nicholson, Evelyn May (I75596)
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| 53245 | NICHOLSON, Michael Head Widower M 68 1843 Joiner Hull Yorks MAW, Thomas John Nephew Married M 46 1865 Joiner Belton Lincolnshire MAW, Sarah Ann Niece Married 8 years F 41 1870 Hull Yorks MAW, Marjorie Maud Great Niece F 5 1906 Hull Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28593 Reference: RG14PN28593 RG78PN1643 RD521 SD1 ED16 SN217 Registration District: Sculcoates Sub District: Southcoates Enumeration District: 16 Parish: Sculcoates Address: 20 Elm Avenue Garden Village Hull County: Yorkshire (East riding) | Maw, Thomas John (I2238)
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| 53246 | NICHOLSON, Michael Head Widower M 68 1843 Joiner Hull Yorks MAW, Thomas John Nephew Married M 46 1865 Joiner Belton Lincolnshire MAW, Sarah Ann Niece Married 8 years F 41 1870 Hull Yorks MAW, Marjorie Maud Great Niece F 5 1906 Hull Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28593 Reference: RG14PN28593 RG78PN1643 RD521 SD1 ED16 SN217 Registration District: Sculcoates Sub District: Southcoates Enumeration District: 16 Parish: Sculcoates Address: 20 Elm Avenue Garden Village Hull County: Yorkshire (East riding) | Maw, Thomas John (I2238)
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| 53247 | NICHOLSON, Michael Head Widower M 68 1843 Joiner Hull Yorks MAW, Thomas John Nephew Married M 46 1865 Joiner Belton Lincolnshire MAW, Sarah Ann Niece Married 8 years F 41 1870 Hull Yorks MAW, Marjorie Maud Great Niece F 5 1906 Hull Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28593 Reference: RG14PN28593 RG78PN1643 RD521 SD1 ED16 SN217 Registration District: Sculcoates Sub District: Southcoates Enumeration District: 16 Parish: Sculcoates Address: 20 Elm Avenue Garden Village Hull County: Yorkshire (East riding) | Maw, Marjorie Omand (I26835)
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| 53248 | NICHOLSON, Michael Head Widower M 68 1843 Joiner Hull Yorks MAW, Thomas John Nephew Married M 46 1865 Joiner Belton Lincolnshire MAW, Sarah Ann Niece Married 8 years F 41 1870 Hull Yorks MAW, Marjorie Maud Great Niece F 5 1906 Hull Yorks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 28593 Reference: RG14PN28593 RG78PN1643 RD521 SD1 ED16 SN217 Registration District: Sculcoates Sub District: Southcoates Enumeration District: 16 Parish: Sculcoates Address: 20 Elm Avenue Garden Village Hull County: Yorkshire (East riding) | Richardson, Sarah Ann (I32361)
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| 53249 | Niece Ann Sprakes, born abt 1856 in Belton is staying with them. | Maw, James (I1217)
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| 53250 | Niece Clara Lee (granddaughter of brother Henry Lee) is staying. | Lee, Edwin (I23046)
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