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| 301 |  | Icknield Square, Ladywood, Birmingham, 1967 |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd |
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| 302 |  | Immigration Record, Sydney 1865 Hannah (26) and John (22) arrived by Assisted Passage in Sydney, Australia in 1865 aboard "Trebolgan" with their infant daughter Minnie. [NSW State Records, Assisted immigrants arriving in Sydney, 1860-79] Hannah's brother George Milner [sic] is given as a relation in the colony, living at Naragundah [=Narrabundah?]. George MILLINER was probably still in Jamaica throughout the 1860s, so it is more likely that the intended relation was George URCH. Hannah's parents are mistakenly given the names of the parents of the previous woman listed. | ||
| 303 |  | Indictment of Richard BATT The Jurors for our Lady the Queen upon their oath present that Richard BATT on the thirteenth day of December in the Year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seventy nine at the Parish of Saint Philip and Jacob in the City and County of Bristol feloniously did kill and slay John GADD against the Peace of our said Lady the Queen, her Crown and Dignity. [PRO Western Circuit Assize records] | ||
| 304 |  | Interpretation of Service Record, by AJR Robson of 428 Squadron Association | ||
| 305 |  | Jamaica Baptist Union Death of George Milliner the day before the meeting of the Jamaica Baptist Union |
Owner of original: The Christian World Date: 23 Apr 1875 |
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| 306 |  | Jamaican Immigration 1840-1841 Agricultural labourers were brought to Jamaica from Great Britain and elsewhere to alleviate the labour shortage. | ||
| 307 |  | James and Ann BUTLER gravestone - opposite side which lists children. "Also of James their son Born Sep *th 1804. Died November 18**, George their son (Medical Student) Born Aug 26th 1802 Died April 19th 1824, *** Daughter born Jan 7th 1825 Died March 4th 18**, John their son (MRCS) born Sep 26th 1806 Died May 17th 1828[?], James their son (Architect) Born Jan 25th 1816[?] Died Feb 24th 1854" |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 21 Jul 2009 |
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| 308 |  | James and Julia SLADE gravestone, Horton Churchyard, Gloucestershire |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 21 Jul 2009 |
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| 309 |  | James Arthur HARTSHORNE pottery mark Used on his grotesque pottery |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 2 May 2009 |
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| 310 |  | James Butler GALE gravestone at Greenbank Cemetery, Bristol |
Date: 2010 |
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| 311 |  | James FRANCIS & Family 1841 | ||
| 312 |  | James FRANCIS & Family 1851 | ||
| 313 |  | James FRANCIS & Family 1861 | ||
| 314 |  | James FRANCIS & wife 1871 | ||
| 315 |  | James FRANCIS, Bushey 1855 Post Office Directory of Essex, Herts, Kent ... , 1855 | ||
| 316 |  | James GADD, burial register | ||
| 317 |  | James MILLINER death certificate |
Owner of original: Nigel Milliner |
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| 318 |  | Jane MURRELL (COOPER) baptism in church register | ||
| 319 |  | JEFFRIES-COOPER (MURRELL) marriage from church register Charlotte was married using her mother's maiden name, perhaps because her parents didn't marry. It's strange that her father's surname is given as MURRELL too. | ||
| 320 |  | Jeremiah GALE and family grave, Tormarton Church, Gloucestershire |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 21 Jul 2009 |
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| 321 |  | Jessie (HARTSHORNE) GADD with sister and children on beach |
Owner of original: Penny GAY |
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| 322 |  | Jessie (seated) and Eva (standing) HARTSHORNE | ||
| 323 |  | Joan Berryman, Christmas 1934 (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 324 | | John Haddesley augmentation |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd |
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| 325 |  | John Haddesley baptism, Much Hadham, 1624 |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd |
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| 326 | | John Haddesley presbyterian preaching licence |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd |
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| 327 |  | John HARTSHORNE pipe bowls, dated 1644. There were many John HARTSHORNEs in the Benthall region at this time. |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 19 Jul 2007 Place: Broseley Pipe Museum |
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| 328 |  | John James MILLINER |
Owner of original: Nigel Milliner |
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| 329 |  | John James MILLINER with 7 grandchildren Agnes, Helen, Violet, Alice, Eva, John, Thomas |
Owner of original: Nigel Milliner |
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| 330 | | JOHN REED OF HORTON:
CLEMENT PASTON, Esq., and Mr BROOKE. | ||
| 331 | | John SCOTT - biography | ||
| 332 |  | JONES-GADD Wedding Old King Street Baptist Chapel |
Owner of original: Western Daily Press Date: 28 Dec 1906 |
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| 333 |  | Joseph HEMUS - Death Certificate Death Certificate of Joseph HEMUS, Cordwainer of Bartley Green, Northfield | ||
| 334 |  | Judge's opening comments about seriousness of Richard Batt's indictment | ||
| 335 |  | Kate Stevens (1875-1952) |
Owner of original: Ruby Skrine/Trixie Gadd Date: c 1915 |
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| 336 |  | Kathleen ROBERTSON birth 1905 Cross Roads district, St Andrew, Jamaica | ||
| 337 |  | Kenilworth Court, Coventry |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Place: Coventry |
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| 338 |  | Kenneth Gadd promoted to Surveyor for Sun Insurance, Bristol |
Owner of original: Bristol Evening Post Date: 21 Mar 1949 |
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| 339 |  | Kenneth George Francis GADD, May 1972. Gunwalloe Cove, Cornwall. |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd |
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| 340 |  | Kensington Parade, Stapleton Road, Bristol |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 21 Jul 2009 |
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| 341 |  | KGF "John" GADD |
Owner of original: Penny GAY |
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| 342 |  | Lancaster bombers in action over Wangerooge, 25th April 1945 National Archives Catalogue ref: AIR 14/3647 Description from http://www.raf.mod.uk/: Wangerooge: 482 aircraft - 308 Halifaxes, 158 Lancasters, 16 Mosquitos - of Nos 4, 6 and 8 Groups. 5 Halifaxes and 2 Lancasters lost. The raid was intended to knock out the coastal batteries on this Frisian island which controlled the approaches to the ports of Bremen and Wilhelmshaven. No doubt the experience of Antwerp, when guns on the approaches had prevented the port being used for several weeks, prompted this raid. The weather was clear and bombing was accurate until smoke and dust obscured the target area. The areas around the batteries were pitted with craters but the concreted gun positions were 'hardly damaged'; they were all capable of firing within a few hours. Part of the bombing hit a camp for forced workers and the holiday resort and many buildings were destroyed, including several hotels and guest houses, the Catholic church and two children's holiday homes, although these do not appear to have been occupied at the time of the bombing. 6 of the 7 bombers lost were involved in collisions - 2 Halifaxes of 7No 6 Squadron, 2 Lancasters of No 431 Squadron and 2 Halifaxes of Nos 408 and 426 Squadrons (both from Leeming airfield). There was only 1 survivor, from one of the No 76 Squadron aircraft. 28 Canadian and 13 British airmen were killed in the collisions. The seventh aircraft lost was a Halifax of No 347 (Free French) Squadron, whose crew were all killed. | ||
| 343 |  | Lebeq's Tavern, Stapleton Road |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 21 Jul 2009 |
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| 344 |  | Legal case concerning Daniel GODFREY's inheritance. | ||
| 345 |  | Legal opinion from "Reports of Sir George Croke, Knight: Formerly One of the Justices of the King's Bench." | ||
| 346 |  | Lena Mary HEMUS Sent to Penny GAY by Lena's granddaughter, Pat Fahy, who had been traced by Michael GADD before his death. | ||
| 347 |  | Letter from George Maw to James Hartshorne, 11 Feb 1892. Says he would like his son to start work on Monday at 9 o'clock. |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 2 May 2009 |
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| 348 |  | Listing in "The Weekly Notes" | ||
| 349 |  | London Gazette 1 Jun 1869 | ||
| 350 |  | London Gazette 1871 |
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