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| 53351 | Notes Document ordering http://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/remote-services/copying/order-form Record sequence number 26 Page number 292 Record set Yorkshire, Archbishop Of York Marriage Licences Index, 1613-1839 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, Great Britain Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York © Borthwick Institute for Archives | Family: Rusby, Thomas Stones / Maw, Henrietta Susan (F12608)
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| 53352 | Notes Document ordering http://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/remote-services/copying/order-form Record sequence number 26 Page number 292 Record set Yorkshire, Archbishop Of York Marriage Licences Index, 1613-1839 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, Great Britain Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York © Borthwick Institute for Archives | Family: Rusby, Thomas Stones / Maw, Henrietta Susan (F12608)
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| 53353 | Notes from Carla (Sandy) Anderson-Butler : Hi Johann: My Grandfather was a Maw, but George and his brother Henry Maw left England on 4-5-1843. When they arrived, my grandfather George decided to change the spelling of Maw to Maugh. In my research and with the help of Frederick Maw IV, I found out that Georges parents names were James Maw and Mary Booth Maw. They were born about 1798, but it does not say where in England. I know George Maw, Henry Maw and their sister was born in Shieffield, England. I am wondering if My Maw family is related to your Maw family. I am interested in going back as far as I can. If you can help me I would really appreciate it. Also, if you need anymore information. I can give you what I have. I know George Maw and his brother Henry, settled first in Wisconsin, and then moved to Owatona, Minnesota. George also had 12 children. His wifes name was Laura Ann Phillips. There only sister Anne married a Harrison. Laura Ann Phillips was born 3-70-1827 and died 7-5-1904. Not sure where Laura was born. Laura Ann also remarried a Daniels. George was born 12-18-1826 and Died 1-22-1875. Henry Maw married Louise Reynolds, their son was Frederick Maw Born 1868. I hope this helps. Thankyou Sandy Butler | Maw, Henry Snr (I11865)
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| 53354 | Notes from information provided by Joan Tonks, nee Senior. Ethel Amelia's mother died in childbirth when my mother was 8 years old. I don't know if the baby survived. She left school at the age of 13 and went into domestic service. I don't know where she went or how old she was at the time. I know at some time she was employed by a Dr Dixon, somewhere in Headingley, Leeds. She met Thomas William Senior when she was working as a maid, for the manager of Barclays Bank, Market Place, Pontefract. TW Senior and Sons builders were doing some alterations of the premises and my father was doing the plastering. During the 1st World War, she worked at a munitions factory in Leeds. At this time she lived in lodgings in Featherstone and this is where she and my father lived when he came out of the army. Her brothers were called Nowell and Ned (short for Edward). They were both miners at Featherstone and played cornets in the colliery silver band. They entered competitions as part of the band and because they were such good players they were offered jobs at a woollen mill at Huddersfield, so they could play for them. Uncle Nowell lived at Clayton West, near Huddersfield, and died there sometime in the 1960s, I think. I know that he married twice in his lifetime, and there was a daughter to his first wife, but we was a Down's syndrome child. There was another daughter called Mildred. I think Uncle Ned moved to Doncaster. I remember a cousin Jessie coming to see my mother. She was Mrs Flewitt, 163 Coppice Road, Highfields Doncaster but she died about 15 years ago. I know she had a daughter but I don't know her name. I have found an address in an old diary of my mother's and I think it may be hers, but I am not sure. Mrs Brumble, 27 Green Lane, Carcroft, Doncaster. | Frost, Ethel Amelia (I19)
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| 53355 | Notes on the Crest: Several different descriptions have been found: A Dictionary of Suffolk Crests By Joan Corder, John Blatchly reads as follows: On a mount Vert a camel couchant Argent mane feet and humps Or. MAWE. MS Knight's Visitations, Suff. *'Symon Mawe' MS Philpot's Visitations, Suff*, 'feet humps and tail Or. On a mount Vert a camel seiant Argent the bunch [sic ? hump] and tail Or. MAWE. Bokenham On a mount Vert a camel couchant Gules maed and tailed Or. Maw, Mawe, of Rendlesham. Davy, A. On a mount Vert a camel couchant Argent the lump on the back and end of the tail Or. MAW. Washbourne", ?Lanc. and Suff.' Faribairn*, 'Lancs. and Suff.' | Mawe, John (I2157)
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| 53356 | Notes show "post" | Gervas, John (I2095)
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| 53357 | Notice details Type: Personal Legal Deceased Estates Publication date: 19 September 2006 Notice ID: E-25674-252 Edition: Edinburgh Issue Number: 25674 Notice code: 2903 Deceased Estates Details of the deceased Claim expires: 20 November 2006 Surname: MAW First name: Genevieve Middle name(s): Sally Anne Date of death: 18 August 2005 Last address of the deceased Person address details: 34 Hugon Road, London SW6 3EN. Model. Details of the Executor/Administrator Executor/Administrator: Parfitt Cresswell, 567/9 Fulham Road, London SW6 1EU. (John Rory Hamilton Maw and Alison Mary Hamilton Maw.) Legal information | Roberts, Genevieve Sally Anne (I20046)
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| 53358 | NUTT, Martha Head Widow F 75 1836 Yorkshire Bradford NUTT, Florence Jane Daughter Single F 33 1878 Yorkshire Bradford MAW, Harry Boarder Single M 22 1889 Assistant Secretary Yorkshire Doncaster -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 26811 Reference: RG14PN26811 RG78PN1542 RD498 SD4 ED1 SN243 Registration District: Bradford Sub District: Horton Enumeration District: 1 Parish: Bradford Address: 12 St Margarets Place Great Horton Bradford County: Yorkshire (West riding) | Maw, Harry OBE (I528)
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| 53359 | NUTT, Martha Head Widow F 75 1836 Yorkshire Bradford NUTT, Florence Jane Daughter Single F 33 1878 Yorkshire Bradford MAW, Harry Boarder Single M 22 1889 Assistant Secretary Yorkshire Doncaster -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 26811 Reference: RG14PN26811 RG78PN1542 RD498 SD4 ED1 SN243 Registration District: Bradford Sub District: Horton Enumeration District: 1 Parish: Bradford Address: 12 St Margarets Place Great Horton Bradford County: Yorkshire (West riding) | Maw, Harry OBE (I528)
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| 53360 | NY court of Common Pleas, Utica, NY | Seaton, George (I34666)
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| 53361 | O BRIEN, George Holme Son Single M 22 1889 Consulting Mechanical Engineer Lancashire Urmston O BRIEN, John Greeves Son Single M 18 1893 Assistant Engineering Draughtsman Lancashire Urmston MAW, Jane Waring Visitor Widow F 56 1855 Private Means Dublin Dontarf Resident BUTTERY, Sarah Jane Servant Single F 48 1863 Gen: Servant Domestic Shropshire Wellington -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 23630 Reference: RG14PN23630 RG78PN1376 RD463 SD3 ED8 SN146 Registration District: Barton upon Irwell Sub District: Stretford Enumeration District: 8 Parish: Urmston Address: Glenageary Church Road Urmston County: Lancashire | Baker, Jane Waring (I19201)
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| 53362 | O BRIEN, George Holme Son Single M 22 1889 Consulting Mechanical Engineer Lancashire Urmston O BRIEN, John Greeves Son Single M 18 1893 Assistant Engineering Draughtsman Lancashire Urmston MAW, Jane Waring Visitor Widow F 56 1855 Private Means Dublin Dontarf Resident BUTTERY, Sarah Jane Servant Single F 48 1863 Gen: Servant Domestic Shropshire Wellington -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG number: RG14 Piece: 23630 Reference: RG14PN23630 RG78PN1376 RD463 SD3 ED8 SN146 Registration District: Barton upon Irwell Sub District: Stretford Enumeration District: 8 Parish: Urmston Address: Glenageary Church Road Urmston County: Lancashire | Baker, Jane Waring (I19201)
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| 53363 | Obituaries William C. Sturtevant; Expert on Indians By Louie Estrada Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, March 17, 2007 William C. Sturtevant, 80, a curator emeritus of North American ethnology at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and a leading scholar on the traditional cultures of North American tribes, died March 2 at the Collingswood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Rockville. He had emphysema. Dr. Sturtevant's career with the Smithsonian spanned half a century, beginning in 1956 as an ethnologist at the Bureau of American Ethnology. When the bureau closed nearly 10 years later, Dr. Sturtevant became a curator in the anthropology department at Natural History, a position he held until retiring in January. He continued to work at his office as curator until his death. Among his colleagues and peers, he was known for his encyclopedic knowledge of the material culture of Native Americans and the importance of clothing, cooking utensils, tools and art as identity markers. His research encompassed field work, archival and museum research, and the search for and interpretation of early drawings and paintings. Dr. Sturtevant, an anthropologist by training, was recognized as a pioneer in the interdisciplinary fields of ethnohistory and ethnoscience. He published more than 200 articles and, in 1970, headed the planning of the Smithsonian's Handbook of North American Indians, a 20-volume encyclopedia covering language, culture and history. He served as the handbook's general editor until his death. He was past president of the American Society for Ethnohistory, the American Ethnological Society, the American Anthropological Association and the Anthropological Society of Washington. Dr. Sturtevant, who lived in the District, was born in Morristown, N.J. His father, Alfred H. Sturtevant, was a noted geneticist at Columbia University and later the California Institute of Technology; his mother was a scientific illustrator. The younger Sturtevant served as a Navy pharmacist's mate in the Pacific during World War II. He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1949 and received a doctorate in anthropology from Yale University in 1955. About that time, he began a decades-long advocacy in aiding indigenous cultures when he testified persuasively on Capitol Hill before a subcommittee on Indian affairs in support of the Seminole tribe's opposition to legislation that would have ended its federally recognized status. His marriage to Theda Maw Sturtevant ended in divorce. A son, Alfred Boyan Maw Sturtevant, died in 1989. Survivors include his wife of 16 years, Sally McLendon of New York and Washington; two children from his first marriage, Kinthi Diana Maw Sturtevant of New York and Reed Padi Maw Sturtevant of Lexington, Mass.; two stepdaughters, Annabella Pitkin and Dr. Rosemary Pitkin, both of New York; a sister, Harriet S. Shapiro of Chevy Chase; a brother, Alfred Henry Sturtevant of Portland, Ore.; and a grandson. | Sturtevant, William Curtis (I31020)
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| 53364 | Obituary Grant Streeper Maw August 18, 1926 ~ December 6, 2020 (age 94) Grant S. Maw passed to the next life with his family at his side on Sunday, December 6, 2020. He was greeted with much love and joy by those who had gone before. Grant left behind his earthly loved ones and, thankfully, the wheelchair that confined him for nearly 30 years. Despite his struggle with FSHD, a form of muscular dystrophy, Grant never complained and never stopped doing his best to live life to the fullest and "carry on." His example of unconditional love and enduring trials with faith, courage, and a constant smile has left a legacy that will long impact the life of his posterity and all that knew him. Grant was born in Ogden, Utah, to Glen Jones Maw and Ethelyn Anna Streeper, the eldest of two sons. His brother Lowell preceded him in death in 2015. He graduated from Ogden High School and went on to earn Bachelor and Juris Doctorate Law degrees from the University of Utah. In 1944, he was drafted into the Army, serving in World War II for two years and then honorably discharged at the rank of Staff Sergeant. During his service, he earned many medals, including the Bronze Star, while serving at General McArthur's Headquarters in Manila and Tokyo. Grant's service to his country continued with a career as a Patent Lawyer in the JAG office at Hill Air Force Base. Additionally, he practiced law privately and served as a part-time federal magistrate in the Department of Justice. Grant also taught Business Law evening classes at Weber State University. As a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he held many positions that included Ward Clerk, 70's Quorum President, Ward Mission Leader, Employment Specialist, and more. Grant served several missions for the Church. The first was in Toronto, Canada, in 1948. He was serving a mission in the Ogden Spanish Branch when he met his wife, Mildred June Hurst, in 1957. In 1982, he and Mildred served in the Baton Rouge Louisiana Mission. He regularly shared his testimony of the truthfulness of the Gospel and eternal families. Grant and Mildred were married on May 29, 1958, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and spent their married lives together in Ogden, where they raised their three daughters. He was active in civic service, including the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Grant will fondly be known for his creativity and love of writing. His highly imaginative, impromptu bedtime stories are still vivid decades later in the minds of his children and grandchildren, who will pass them on for generations in a book he authored for his descendants. He spent hours a day writing. These included stories about dinosaurs, magic, monsters, and fantasy. Treasured writings for family include analyses of Zenos from the Book of Mormon and Giants in the Old Testament. On the day he passed, he perfectly recited some of his favorite poems to his family, The Owl and the Pussy Cat, The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat, and Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. We imagine Dad sailing on that river of crystal light into a sea of dew. This Christmas Eve, memories of his recitations of Santa in an Uptown Flat and A Tale of John Henry Paul Brown will warm our hearts. Grant was a child at heart for all of his 94 years. Some of our favorite memories include his expert singing and harmonica playing. We fondly remember his versions of Turkey in the Straw and the Big Rock Candy Mountain. In his youth, hiking Ogden's mountain ranges and spending time in nature occupied much of his free time. In later years, he would play dominoes, rook, and scrabble for hours with his family and grandchildren. The latter remember trips to neighborhood parks and especially, Farr's Ice cream as highlights to their visits. But most important was the time he spent listening and enjoying the company of family and friends. Grant's Patriarchal blessing states his purity and sweetness of life, which touched and inspired all that knew him through his generosity, kindness, sense of humor, wit, courage, and perseverance. His life of service to others is an inspiration to all. The family would like to thank the many aides and healthcare professionals who served him lovingly during the last years of his life. We especially want to thank Harmony hospice for their loving care in his final days - Devin, Emily, and Blake "his buddy" (who was his aide for over ten years). Many caregivers, too numerous to name, have become dear friends who visited him regularly, including the last day of his life. We love and thank them for their service. Grant is survived by his wife, Mildred June Hurst, and their three daughters, Meridee Theresa Maw Calder (Glen), Cynthia Ann Maw, Jeanette Maw McMurtry (John); 8 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Glen and Ethelyn, and brother, Lowell. Some of Grant's last counsel to his family was to "Be Happy" with whatever life brings. The following quotes embody his philosophy. "The grand essentials to happiness and life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for." Joseph Addison, English Poet and Playwright "If you want happiness for an hour, take a nap. If you want happiness for a day, go fishing. If you want happiness for a year, inherit a fortune. If you want happiness for a lifetime, help someone else." Chinese Proverb "Perhaps the most essential of a father's work is to turn the hearts of his children to their Heavenly Father. If by his example as well as his words a father can demonstrate what fidelity to God looks like in day-to-day living, that father will have given his children the key to peace in this life and eternal life in the world to come." - Elder D. Todd Christopherson Shine On! Dear father, your light will guide us forever and always. #LightTheWorld Funeral services will be held on Saturday, December 12, 2020 at 2 p.m. at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary, 3408 Washington Blvd. Friends may visit with family on Saturday from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. at the mortuary. Interment, Ogden City Cemetery. Services will be livestreamed here at the bottom Grant's obituary. | Maw, Grant Streeper (I17981)
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| 53365 | Obituary Joan Maw, 88, of Liverpool, passed away Friday, February 14, 2020 at Crouse Hospital. Born on December 11, 1931 in England, she moved to Canada in 1966, Ohio in 1967 and Liverpool in 1969. Joan was lovely in every sense of the word and had a wicked sense of humor. She had the toughest but most rewarding job of raising her three sons. Joan had a wonderful life with her husband and love of her life, Gordon. Joan was predeceased by her son, Stephen, in 1976; and brother, Brian Magson. Surviving are her husband of 65 years, Gordon; sons, Graham (Catherine) and Michael (Diane); grandchildren, Nicole, April, Stephen, Michelle and Nicholas; great-grandchildren, Damyon, Jonathan, Canon and Gordon; and several nieces, nephews and in-laws living in England. Relatives and friends may call Monday, February 17 from 11 a.m. to noon at the Buranich Funeral Home, 5431 W. Genesee St., Camillus. Services will follow at noon at the funeral home. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Meals on Wheels of Baldwinsville, 76 Canton St., Baldwinsville, NY 13027. To send flowers to the family of Joan Maw, please visit our Tribute Store. | Magson, Joan (I13947)
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| 53366 | Obituary Lowell Streeper Maw Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend, Lowell Streeper Maw, passed away on March 31, 2015. He was born to Glen Jones Maw and Ethelyn Streeper on October 7, 1928 in Ogden, Utah. He married his sweetheart, Joyce Ann Bramwell, on August 19, 1966 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He graduated from Ogden High School and Weber College. He was employed at several local businesses, Defense Depot Ogden and Hill Air Force Base, where he worked in electronic repair and material management. He was an active member of the LDS Church and held several positions on the ward level. He enjoyed stamp collecting, HO model trains, astronomy and amateur radio. He had several positions in the Ogden Amateur Radio Club (1950 to 1960) and had a long service in the Army Military Affiliate Radio System. He is survived by his wife; Joyce; children, John B. (Laurie) Maw, Lori Thompson Maw and Lori Ann (Charles) Putnam; brother and Grant S. (Mildred) Maw and several grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; and children, William Glen Maw and Jamie Maw Strasters. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 3, 2015 at the Rushton Heights Ward Chapel, 1550 Rushton. A viewing will be held on Thursday, April 2nd from 6 to 8 p.m. at Myers Ogden Mortuary, 845 Washington Blvd and prior to services from 12 to 12:40 p.m. at the church. Interment will be at the Ogden City Cemetery. | Maw, Lowell Streeper (I17982)
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| 53367 | Obituary MAW, John (Jack) Franklin Jack passed away at Mackenzie Health on September 18, 2020 in his 84th year surrounded by family. Loving husband of Dolores Maw. Beloved father of Cheryl (Tim), Steve (Lesley) and Cindy (Darryl). Proud grandfather of Peter, Christopher (Kristy), Alexandra (Nate), Jacqueline, Victoria, Cooper, Mitchell and Cori, great-grandfather of Ezra. Jack was born 5th in a family of 8 children. A dedicated employee of Royal Bank for 35 years prior to his retirement. In his younger years, he enjoyed curling and in his retirement, he was a proud member of Markham District Veterans' Association and would often walk around Swan Lake to chat with residents. Donations in Jack's honour may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. A private service for family will be held at Dixon-Garland Funeral Home. https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/18401919/John-Franklin-Maw | Maw, John "Jack" Franklin "Jack" (I74168)
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| 53368 | Obituary Mildred June Hurst Maw June 20, 1921 ~ February 1, 2022 At the age of 100 years old, Mildred June Hurst Maw left this life for the next on Tuesday, February 1, 2022. She left behind her greatest treasures – daughters, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Her legacy included unconditional love for all, unending service, and an undying thirst for knowledge. She often reiterated that it was the only thing you take to the other side. Born in El Paso, Texas, on June 20, 1921, Mildred graduated from high school at 15. Next, she attended Brigham Young University, where she studied business, finance, and journalism, earning honors and a nomination into Who's Who in American Universities. After graduating from college with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and a second degree in Spanish, she worked as a secretary for the Deaf and Blind School in Ogden, the Southern Pacific Railroad in Texas, GE, and Senator Watkins of Utah in Washington, D.C. Upon settling in Ogden, she was an instructor of business skills at Weber State for many years. On May 29, 1958, Mildred married her noble and loving husband, Grant Streeper Maw, in the SLC Temple. Together they had three daughters, Meridee, Cynthia, and Jeanette. She served in many callings for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, including Relief Society President and instructor for Relief Society and Gospel Doctrine classes, which she taught for over 25 years until the age of 85. She served tirelessly as a proud member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Weber State women's groups, and school and community organizations throughout Ogden. Another of her passions was genealogy, spending decades researching to complete temple work for her ancestors and more. Mildred served four missions for the LDS Church: Mexico covering El Paso, TX, to the Panama Canal, Ogden Spanish Speaking, SLC Genealogical, and Spanish-Speaking Baton Rouge, LA, with her husband. Even at 100 years of age, she spoke eloquent Spanish. Mildred was a friend to all and maintained many close friendships for decades. Undoubtedly, she will be remembered for seldom speaking ill of others her entire 100 years, except maybe a politician or two. Her kindness and genuine interest in others left a legacy of love. Her granddaughter, Jessica McMurtry, summed up her life as "100 Years of Loving the World. 100 Years of the World Loving You Right Back." Her children and grandchildren have beautiful memories of her stories about their Mormon pioneer ancestors. She treasured her scriptures and read The Book of Mormon to her children each night at the dinner table. Mildred often shared her love of learning, including historical and classical literature. She could still recite lines from Longfellow, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Bryant, and more just days before her passing. Hours were spent with her siblings, children, and grandchildren playing Rook, Scrabble, Parcheesi, Chutes and Ladders, and more as she solidified precious relationships. Her laughter and sense of adventure were contagious. Spending time with loved ones was her greatest gift. While singing was not her forte, she will be remembered for the lullabies she passed on from her mother that put her children and grandchildren to sleep under her loving care despite always being off-key. Although her children played many musical instruments proficiently, she insisted she played the radio best. A legacy of exploration, to ancestorial and historical sites, are some of her family's fondest memories. These trips include the Mormon Pioneer Trail from Palmyra to Salt Lake City, the Mormon Colonies in Mexico where her Hurst and Call ancestors lived, Revolutionary War Sites during the Bicentennial Celebration, Washington, D.C., Great Britain, Europe, and National Parks. In true fashion as a teacher, Mildred prepared her family with nightly study sessions for months before. Although she missed her late husband, Grant, her faith in the Lord and his plan of salvation carried her through the lonely months until he came for her. "By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave, Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams." Thanatopsis, William Cullen Bryant The family wishes to thank her many caretakers over the years, who became beloved friends to her and her family. Mildred is survived by her daughters Meridee Theresa Maw Calder (Glen), Cynthia Ann Maw, Jeanette Maw McMurtry (John), eight grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Dearest Mother, Grandmother, Great-grandmother, Aunt, and Friend, you are loved and missed. Your star will continue to guide us through your eternal strength and example. Shine On! No coming, no going. No after, no before. I hold you so close; I release you to be free. For I am in you, And, you are in me. -Thich Nhat Hanh Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 12, 2022, at 12 p.m. at the Kingston Ward, 1425 Kingston Drive. Friends may visit with family on Saturday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the church. Interment, Ogden City Cemetery. Services entrusted to Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary. Services will be live-streamed and available by scrolling to the bottom of Mildred's obituary page at: www.lindquistmortuary.com, where condolences may also be shared. | Hurst, Mildred June (I17989)
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| 53369 | Obituary Patrick James Duff, age 72, of Union passed away Friday, June 30, 2017 in Mercy Hospital. Patrick was born August 10, 1944 in St. Louis, MO. He is the son of the late Thomas Duff and his wife Catherine nee` Nestor. Patrick graduated from Bishop DuBourg High School in 1962. He went on to serve his country in the United States Army from 1962-1965. After his time in the Army he earned his Bachelor's Degree from University of Missouri in St. Louis in Criminal Justice. Patrick was united in marriage to Janet Siesener April 20,1968 at St. Jerome Church; the couple made their home in St. Louis. He was employed for 2 years with St. Louis City Police Department. Patrick spent 29 years with St. Louis County Police Department until his retirement in 1997. After retiring from a career in law enforcement he was employed at GC Services in O'Fallon, MO in Data Management. Patrick and Janet moved to Union in 2004. He was a member of the American Legion and the Immaculate Conception Church in Union, MO. He was preceded in death by his parents Catherine and Thomas Duff, and one brother, Michael Duff. Patrick Duff is survived by his wife Janet Duff of Union; two sons,Timothy Duff and Kevin Duff both of Union; two daughters, Teresa Duff (Edward Eads) of Arnold, MO, Megan Fritz (Alexander) of St. Louis, MO; two grandchildren Riley and Kinley Eads; four sisters, Susan Spann (Gerry), Mary Kay Tuberty (Larry), Betty Pisoni (Tom) and Ellen Poniewaz (Stan); one brother Tom Duff; one sister-in-law, Joyce Duff; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, July 8, 2017 at 10:00 am at Immaculate Conception Church in Union, MO with Rev. Joe Post officiating. Burial will take place in National Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks in St. Louis, MO. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Backstoppers, Cardinal's Care or I.C. School. The Duff Family was served by the Oltmann Funeral Home in Union, MO. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Patrick James Duff, please visit our Tribute Store. | Duff, Patrick James (I74363)
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| 53370 | Obituary Published in the Evening News on 15 January 2010 This notice has had 23 visitors. MAW DAVID, peacefully on January 5th, on Gunthorpe Ward, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, aged 71 years. Beloved husband of Ann, devoted and adored father of Ben. Funeral service at St. Faith's Crematorium, on Wednesday, January 27th, at 1.15 p.m. Family flowers only, but donations for Centrepoint, are being received by Harvey Bros. Funeral Services, Newgate, Kirby Cane, Bungay, NR35 2PP. http://www.familynotices24.co.uk/3401966 | Maw, David Richard Kevin (I11406)
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| 53371 | Obituary Published in the TheStar.co.uk on 18 December 2009 (Distributed in Sheffield) COOK (nee Maw) Doris. - Passed away on December 16, 2009 aged 81 years.Beloved wife of the late Stanley, loving daughter of the late Frank and Ivy Maw, dearly loved sister of Brian, sister-in-law of Enid and a loving auntie to Janet, Susan and Brian.Service at Grenoside Crematorium, South Chapel on Wednesday December 23 at 10.00am.Flowers may be sent to W Simpson & Son, 103 Fitzwalter Road. Grateful thanks to all the staff on Ladybower Ward at Moor End Place for their care. We watched you suffer day by day, And could not help in any way, But just stood by and saw you pass, Into the Saviour's arms at last. Love always - Brian and Enid. | Maw, Doris (I13635)
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| 53372 | Obituary Published in the TheStar.co.uk on 21 July 2009 (Distributed in Sheffield) This notice has had 97 visitors and has 5 candles Maw Kevin. - Beloved husband of Lesley, dear dad of Nicholas and Jessica, loving son of Betty. Sadly died on Saturday July 18 aged 53. Service and cremation at City Road on Tuesday July 28 at 1 p.m. Any enquiries please contact Co Op Funeral Service, Killamarsh. Please may you rest in heaven, where I am sure we will meet again. - Broken hearted Mum. http://announce.jpress.co.uk/2544828 | Maw, Kevin William (I13352)
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| 53373 | Obituary Published in the TheStar.co.uk on 5 January 2010 (Distributed in Sheffield) Maw Muriel - In hospital on January 2, aged 89 years of Carlton, formerly of Wincobank. Dearly loved wife of the late Eric and a much loved mum and grandma. Service and cremation at Ardsley Crematorium on Friday January 8 at 1.30pm. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu for Cancer Research. Enquiries to Hammerton's Funeral Directors. Tel 01226 283753 01226 283753. http://announce.jpress.co.uk/3354561 | Marsden, Muriel Evelyn (I23580)
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| 53374 | Obituary Published in the TheStar.co.uk on 9 September 2008 (Distributed in Sheffield) This notice has had 30 visitors. clark (nee Maw) Ivy May. - Dearly loved sister and sister-in-law of Rosie and the late Harold, Marlene and John, a loving aunty, great aunty and great great aunty. Rest now no more pain, Loving you always, Forgetting you never. http://announce.jpress.co.uk/1028158 | Maw, Ivy May (I13306)
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| 53375 | Obituary Published in the Yorkshire Post Newspaper Ltd on 19 November 2009 (Distributed in Leeds) MAW GWEN Of Allerton Bywater, passed away peacefully in hospital on November 13 2009, aged 92 years. The beloved wife of the late Tom, a much loved mam of Colin and his wife Lynda, a cherished grandma, great-grandma and great great-grandma, also a dear auntie. Will be loved and remembered always. The funeral will take place on Monday November 23 with service at St. Mary the Less Church at 11. a.m. prior to interment in the churchyard. Will friends please accept this intimation and meet at the church. All enquiries to McTigue Funeral Directors, Castleford. Tel. 555733. http://announce.jpress.co.uk/3151623 | Boyes, Gwendoline "Gwen" "Gwen" (I14244)
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| 53376 | Obituary Published in the Yorkshire Regional Newspaper Ltd on 22 August 2007 (Distributed in Scarborough) MAW Margaret Aged 78 years, peacefully on August 19, in hospital. Beloved wife of Geoffrey, much loved mother of Shirley, Christine and Christopher, mother-in-law of Gordon, David and Jane, also a much loved grandma. Loving sister of Peter and the late Tom, Jack and Jean. Funeral service will take place at All Saints Church, Hunmanby, on Thursday 23 August at 3pm followed by interment. Family flowers only please but donations if so desired to Macmillan Unit Bridlington Hospital or All Saints Church. http://announce.jpress.co.uk/126771 | Randerson, Margaret (I25608)
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| 53377 | Obituary - Cora Maw Cora Margaret Cushman Maw was born on May 27, 1916 in Herman, Nebraska, the oldest of 10 children. Cora graduated from Herman High School in 1934. November 12, 1939 she and Arthur Robert "Red" Maw married. Soon after, they made Corona their home where they raised their family and spent the rest of their lives. Cora managed the Sears Roebuck Store in Corona for 27 years. Both she and her husband were long time members of the Corona Methodist Church. She is survived by her daughter Marilyn and son-in-law Richard Ammerman of Riverside, her son Richard and daughter-in-law Paula Maw of Sacramento, her grandchildren Andrew, Shelli, Elizabeth, Jennifer and Barbara and her great grandchildren Katlin, Clay, Zachary, Chase and Addison. She joined "Red" in heaven on July 4, 2011 after living a rich, successful and love-filled life. She will be greatly missed by all the family and friends who loved her. A celebration of her life will be held at Crestlawn Memorial Park at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 9, 2011. Published in Press-Enterprise on July 8, 2011.hhw MAW, CORA CUSHMAN Source: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~logancem/juehling/ckallenbach.htm | Cushman, Cora Margaret (I47162)
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| 53378 | Obituary for Alan Boyd Barker Alan Boyd Barker May 26 1957 to August 4 2018 Alan Boyd Barker, 61, passed away on Saturday August 4th, 2018 from heart failure. Alan was born May 26th, 1957 in Brigham City, Utah. He was the eldest son of Boyd Melvin Barker and Ida Elsa Kunzler Barker. He attended Purche Ave Elementary, Henry Clay Junior High, Weber High, Weber State University, Stevens Henager College, and Utah College of Massage Therapy. He was active in scouting and achieved his Eagle Scout award. He served on an LDS mission in Tahiti, where he spent most of his time on Rarotonga. He learned French and Tahitian at the language center and learned Moiri in the field. Alan married his high school sweetheart Valerie Maw on March 17th, 1979 and they were sealed in the Manti Temple on June 11 th , 1980. He ran his own business named A&K Wood Products and built solid wood furniture, waterbed pedestals, bookshelves, and toy cars, trucks, and trains. He also worked briefly for Deseret Industries. After graduating from the Utah College of Massage therapy, he operated his business Magic Fingers Massage from 1996 to 2001. He worked for over 25 years for the IRS beginning as a carpenter, then doing maintenance, and finally becoming a tax examiner. Alan had many interests and talents including: roofing, framing, shingling, excavating with a backhoe, laying carpet, pouring cement, repairing cars, gardening, building and installing kitchen cabinets and countertops, and scuba diving. If he needed something done that he had not done before, he would look it up and learn how to do it himself. Alan is survived by his mother Ida Elsa Kunzler Barker, his wife Valerie Maw Barker, and his children Holly (Jeremy) Arends, Barry O. Barker, Shelly Barker, Randy O. (Desire é) Barker, Max Barker, and Danny Alan (Brooke) Barker. He loved his grandchildren Sarah Kimberly, Abigail Rose, Lilly Grace Barker, and Alexander Ryan Arends very much. He was preceded in death by his father Melvin Boyd Barker. Funeral services will be held on Friday August 10th at 11am in the Clearfield North Stake center, 151 N 1000 W Clearfield, Utah 84015. A viewing will also be held on Thursday August 9th from 6-8pm at the same location. Interment Willard Cemetery. | Barker, Alan Boyd (I61989)
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| 53379 | Obituary for Idaleen M. Cassingham Idaleen Marie (Maw) Cassingham was born at Greenleaf, Idaho on August 28, 1924, the second of seven children born to Harlan and Asenath Marie (Meredith) Maw. Her early years were spent near Roswell, Idaho where her family farmed. Later the family homesteaded near Nyssa, Oregon where she graduated from high school in 1942. She went to work for the Rationing Board in Nyssa and then the Bureau of Reclamation. In November 1945 she met Clayton Cassingham; they married at Nyssa on April 14, 1946. Married life began in Payette, Idaho; it was there that son Raymond was born. Work took them to Bremerton, WA where daughter Marie was born. Work again moved the family; this time to Boise and then on to Heyburn/Burley, Idaho where the family settled in long term. Mom pursued her education degree during this time and began her career in Burley teaching 3rd grade. In 1966 the family relocated to Moses Lake where Mom taught 5th and 6th grades at Peninsula and Knolls Vista Schools. Education was important to Mother and she fully enjoyed her years teaching. Mother was a faithful long time member of the United Methodist Church. After retirement Clayton and Idaleen travelled extensively nationally and internationally. Mother enjoyed scenery and took many wonderful pictures to document their journeys. She loved her family dearly. Her likes were simple; she took great pleasure in gardening and flowers. A full pantry attested to her annual food preservation efforts. Beautiful cut flowers were a constant in the home. On April 10, 2014 she was called from her earthly home. Surviving are her husband of nearly 68 years, Clayton Cassingham of Moses Lake; son Raymond Cassingham (Valerie); daughter Marie Claflin, stepson Lou Dyas (Bonnie) along with four grandchildren, one great-granddaughter and one great-great-granddaughter. One brother and one sister also survive along with numerous nieces and nephews. Idaleen you are much loved and will be sorely missed. Please sign the online guestbook or leave a note for family at www.kayserschapel.com Arrangements are in care of Kayser's Chapel & Crematory. | Maw, Idaleen Marie (I48828)
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| 53380 | Obituary for Lewis Calvin Maw Lewis Calvin Maw, 88, died Friday, August 19, 2016 at his residence. Born in Newberry County and a son of the late Harlston Samuel and Mary Lyda McGaha Maw, he was the husband of Margaret Evon Fulmer Maw. Mr. Maw was a US Navy veteran of World War II. He was a retired Salesman and promoted Stock Car races with DARC in the sixty's and was a member of Shiloh United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife Margaret Evon Fulmer Maw, two daughters, Dianne M. Storey (Gordon) of Saluda and Cheryl M. Litton (Greg) of Orange City, FL, three brothers, Sam Maw of Spartanburg, Dan Maw of Newberry and Wayne Maw of Kennesaw, GA, a sister, Dorothy Maw Steele of Aiken, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr. Maw was preceded in death by six brothers, Adger Maw, Alvin Maw, Edward Maw, Grady Maw, John Maw and Ansel Maw and a sister Mary Elizabeth Maw. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m., Tuesday, August 23, 2016 at Shiloh United Methodist Church with Rev. Lee Cothran officiating. Interment will follow in West Travis Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Memorials may be made to Shiloh United Methodist Church, c/o Mickey or Minnie Crook, 1053 Chappells Hwy., Saluda, SC 29138. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Lewis Calvin Maw please visit our Sympathy Store. | Maw, Lewis Calvin (I30496)
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| 53381 | Obituary of Audrey Iver Maw Halifax, passed away peacefully at Melville Gardens nursing home, Thursday, August 12, 2021, a week before her 88th birthday. Born in Hayes, Middlesex, U.K. on August 19th, 1933, she was the first daughter of Frederick and Iver Maw. She is survived by her brother, Douglas Maw and his wife Sue and family of East Sussex, England, and by cousins Beryl Walker and her family and Beverly Morash and her family, both of Dartmouth, NS. Audrey was a graduate of the London Hospital, Whitechapel, in General Nursing in 1955, and Marston Green Maternity Hospital in midwifery in 1957. She emigrated to Canada in 1959 and worked with the V.O.N from 1960 – 1969 in Halifax, NS. and Preston, ON. She graduated from Dalhousie University with Diplomas in Public Health Nursing and Public Health Administration in 1963 and 1970, in Missions from Toronto Bible College in 1967, and from the Liverpool School of Community Health and Tropical Medicine in 1974. From 1970 to 1989 she served as a Missionary/Community Health Administrator in Nepal with Interserve under the United Mission to Nepal, and in the later years of that time under secondment to the Nepal Ministry of Health (Nursing Division) as Advisor. Upon return to Canada from Nepal in 1989, she was seconded to Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Atlantic and was instrumental in starting the International Student Ministry in the Halifax area which developed to become the largest ISM program in Canada. She retired from ISM in 1998 and then became the Authorized Agent for Interserve – Atlantic until finally retiring in 2001. She continued to be involved in various Christian activities and committees including the committee for the Jesus to the Nations annual Atlantic mission conference, from its inception in 2000 until 2020. Arrangements are under the care of J. Albert Walker Funeral Home (2005) Ltd. Memorial service will take place Tuesday, August 17 at 2:30 pm from the West End Baptist Church, corner of Preston St. and Quinpool Rd. Halifax. Service will be live streamed from West End Baptist Church YouTube and Facebook pages. Interment to take place immediately following the service in Brookfield East Side Cemetery, Brookfield. Donations in memory of Audrey may be made to Interserve Canada, 10 Huntingdale Blvd. Scarborough, Ont. M1W 2S5. Source: https://walkerfh.com/tribute/details/2843/Audrey-Maw/obituary.html#tribute-start | Maw, Audrey Iver (I14207)
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| 53382 | Obituary, "Paradise Post" (Paradise, Butte Co., CA), 13 Jun 2004: A funeral service will be held for Charles Stanley Blackman, 87 of Magalia, on Thursday, June 10, at 1 p.m. at Brusie Funeral Home. He passed away Monday, June 7, 2004 at a nursing home in Paradise. He was born February 27, 1917 to Charles and Emma Blackman in Gosper County, Nebraska. Charles joined the Army Air Corps in February of 1942 and was discharged in February of 1945. While in the service he met his future wife, Wilma who he married on May 26, 1945. Charles enjoyed gardening and fishing. He is survived by his wife Wilma of Magalia and brother-in-law Veikko Nelin and his wife Edith of Vancouver, WA, and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded by his son Charles in 1989 and by his 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Donations may be made in his name to the Paradise Animal Shelter in care of the funeral home. ___________________ Social Security Death Index: Name: Charles S. Blackman Born: 27 Feb 1917 Died: 7 Jun 2004 Last Residence: Zip 95954, Magalia, Butte Co., CA SS 507-12-7995 issued Nebraska (Before 1951) ___________________ | Blackman, Charles Stanley (I40961)
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| 53383 | Obituary, "The Daily Journal" (Kankakee, Kankakee Co., IL) 17 Oct 2005: Glenn Harling -- Clifton Glenn E. Harling, 80, of Clifton, died Friday (Oct. 14, 2005) at Merkle-Knipprath Nursing Home in Clifton, following a lengthy illness. Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. Monday, with a 7:30 p.m. funeral service at Knapp Funeral Home in Clifton. Cremation rites will be accorded following the service. Rev. Hal Trovillion will officiate. Burial will be in Clifton Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Bethel Baptist Church or the donor's choice. Mr. Harling was born May 22, 1925 in Clifton, the son of Harry E. and Sarah E. Found Harling. He was a printer and book maker. He was a longtime member and former deacon of Bethel Baptist Church. He enjoyed music, sang for many functions, collected marbles, loved old movies and live theatre, and was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star. His parents are deceased. __________________ "The Daily Journal" (Kankakee, Kankakee Co., IL), 20 Oct 2005: Services for Glenn E. Harling, 80, of Clifton, were held Oct. 17 at the Knapp Funeral Home in Clifton. Rev. Hal Trovillion officiated. Mr. Harling died Oct. 14, 2005. Burial was in Clifton Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Jim Rankin, Norman Yohnka, Dale Weaver, Wally Clifton, Larry Holder, Rev. Phillip Martinez, Orval Harling Jr., Greg Harling and David and Dennis Kopak. ___________________ | Harling, Glenn E (I41070)
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| 53384 | Occupation Collier | Mathewson, David (I4296)
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| 53385 | Occupation: 1899, Raikway clerk Residence: Sep 1899, At time of marriage - Wheatley, Doncaster Marriage Notes for LUCY BRAY and FRANK PRATT: witnesses were Alfred, Julia, George, Blanche and Frank Bray and Thomas? Pratt First name(s) Lucy Last name Bray Sex Female Age 26 Birth year 1873 Marriage year 1899 Marriage date 12 Sep 1899 Marriage place Burton upon Stather Residence Burton Father's first name(s) Alfred William Father's last name Bray Spouse's first name(s) Frank Spouse's last name Pratt Spouse's age 26 Spouse's residence Wheatley, Doncaster Spouse's father's first name(s) Frank Spouse's father's last name Pratt County Lincolnshire Country England Archive Lincolnshire Archives Page 185 Record set Lincolnshire Marriages Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers) Subcategory Parish Marriages Collections from England, United Kingdom © Findmypast | Family: Pratt, Frank / Bray, Lucy (F3291)
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| 53386 | Occupation: coal miner No father named on birth certificate. 1871 Crigglestone Cliff Hill Susan Frost Head Widow 63 Dress maker b Methley 1808 Mary Ann Frost Dau Unm 31 Cloth weaver b Stanley 1840 Elizabeth Frost Dau Unm 28 Dress maker b Stanley 1843 Martha Frost Dau Unm 24 Rug sorter b Crigglestone 1847 William Henry Frost Grson Unm 12 Scholar b Crigglestone 1859 Charles Thomas Frost Grson Unm 9 Scholar b Crigglestone 1862 John Robert Frost Grson Unm 9 Scholar b Crigglestone 1862 Alice Ramsden Frost Grdau Unm 6 Scholar b Crigglestone 1865 James Frost Grson Unm 3 b Crigglestone 1868 1881 Dwelling: Barugh Green Census Place: Barugh, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342112 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4604 Folio 155 Page 6 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John DARWELL M 41 M Wigan, Lancashire, England Rel: Head Occ: Coal Miner Mary Ann DARWELL M 41 F Lofthouse, York, England Rel: Wife Charles DARWELL 3 M Wragby, York, England Rel: Son Wm. DARWELL 1 M Crigglestone, York, England Rel: Son Jno. Robt. FROST (DARWELL) U 19 M Crigglestone, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Coal Miner Jas. FROST (DARWELL) U 13 M Crigglestone, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Coal Miner Chas. Thos. FROST U 19 M Crigglestone, York, England Rel: Boarder Occ: Coal Miner 15 FEB 1885 Purston-cum-Featherstone FROST, John Robert 22 Bachelor Miner South Featherstone Father: none given FROST, Emily 20 Spinster Morley Father: FROST, Ephraim, Miner Witnessed by MICKLETHWAITE, James/DUNDERDALE, Emma Banns 1891 census RG12/3760/29/5, Wakefield Road, Purston Jaglin, Schedule 24 FROST, J R Head M 29 Coalminer b Crigglestone 1862 FROST, E Wife M 26 b Purston Jaglin 1865 FROST, E Son U 4 b Purston Jaglin 1887 FROST, A Daur U 3 b Purston Jaglin 1888 FROST, N Son U 0 b Purston Jaglin 1890 Next door are the Langhorn and Oxley families - Joseph Oxley was Emily Frost's grandfather; Sarah Langhorn was her aunt. Emily Frost died on 27th Nov 1903 and John Robert Frost later married Emily Thickett, nee Briggs, a widow, on Sept 28th 1907. According to Steve Frost, they had a daughter called Ena. John Robert Frost's 3rd wife was Polly Longbottom - possibly Mary Ann Longbottom. 1936 - 21 December; John Robert Frost died. | Frost, John Robert (I70)
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| 53387 | Oct Dec 1876 GRO Reference - District Salford - Volume 8d Page 45 | Smith, Maria (I74072)
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| 53388 | Oct-Dec 1891 | Maw, Thomas (I14757)
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| 53389 | of Epworth, , Lincolnshire, England according to will of brother Thomas Maw | Maw, Richard (I2851)
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| 53390 | of her son John | Pollard, Sarah (I4643)
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| 53391 | of his father-in-law | Gelder, Charles (I4642)
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| 53392 | of his mother-in-law | Gelder, Charles (I4642)
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| 53393 | of his son George | Gelder, Charles (I4642)
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| 53394 | Of Todwick Parish | Parkin, Thomas (I34775)
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| 53395 | ohn William Hagues HAGUES April 24, of Darlington, John William (Jack), aged 90 years. Beloved husband of the late Kathleen Mary, dearly loved father of Gavin and Barbara. Will be sadly missed. Funeral Friday May 3. Service at Darlington Crematorium at 11.15a.m. | Hagues, John William "Jack" "Jack" (I73586)
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| 53396 | Oilman | Maw, Lewis Alexander (I5353)
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| 53397 | Old age, chronic ulcer on back | Wood, Robert (I7143)
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| 53398 | omlinson Sylvia Peacefully on 17th March, aged 91 years. Loving wife to the late Bert, much loved mother to Alan and David, in law to Stella, treasured grandma and great grandma. Funeral service at St Laurence's Church, Scarborough on Monday 30th March at 11:15am prior to interment. Family flowers by request, donations if desired to St Catherine's Hospice Resting at B Bernard and Sons. Published in The Scarborough News on Mar. 26, 2020 Source: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thescarboroughnews-uk/obituary.aspx?n=sylvia-tomlinson&pid=195792790&fhid=32786 | Gofton, Sylvia Augusta (I26783)
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| 53399 | On Death Index the birth date is mentioned to be 23/4/1897 instead of 1896 Name: Leonard Maw Birth Date: 23 Apr 1897 Parish: Great Horton, St John Baptism Date: 6 Mar 1898 Father's Name: William Maw Mother's Name: Mary Maw | Maw, Leonard (I4922)
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| 53400 | On December 11, 2017, peacefully at Christchurch Hospital, aged 97 years. Eldest son of the late Mark and Elizabeth (Ciss), much loved brother and brother-in-law of the late Joan and Les Ludemann, Dorothy (deceased) and Lloyd Harkerss, Mervyn (deceased) and Rosaleen, the late Keith and Molly, Charles and Joyce, the late Alice and Bill Clark, and much loved uncle of all his nieces and nephews. Special thanks to Westmar Senior Care, Darfield, for their care of Stan over the last 2 years. In lieu of flowers, donations to Ellesmere St John Ambulance would be appreciated and may be made at the service. Messages may be addressed to The Family of the late Stanley Maw, c/- PO Box 39001, Christchurch 8545. A Graveside Service for Stan will be held at the Ellesmere Public Cemetery, Feredays Road, Leeston, on Monday, December 18, at 2.00pm. If raining, the Service will be held in the Southbridge Town Hall, High Street, Southbridge, at 2.00pm. Source: https://www.lambandhayward.co.nz/obituaries/stanley-robert-stan-maw/1058/ | Maw, Stanley Robert (I17189)
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