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| 401 |  | Newspaper cutting - Ida Skrine marries Joseph McGill | ||
| 402 |  | Notes taken by Penny GAY after conversation with Barbara in 2007, in which Barbara recounts various events from her childhood and later. | ||
| 403 |  | Notice of Executor's Sale of the effects of Thomas Butler, photographer of Thornbury, 1866. | ||
| 404 |  | Old Cottages, Union Street, Nailsea |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 27 March 2007 |
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| 405 |  | Old Crown, Lapal in 1910 | ||
| 406 |  | Old House on banks of Merriotts Brook, Northfield, Shropshire This is the only house which has survived redevelopment, though the brook is surrounded for a way by parkland. |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 26 Jul 2007 |
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| 407 |  | Old King Street Baptist Church (1815-1956) | ||
| 408 |  | Old St Paul Shadwell The north-east view of St Paul's Shadwell, built in 1656 and demolished in 1817-1818. The church served many seamen, and was sometimes known as the church of the Sea Captains. In the churchyard of this church was discovered a stream (when digging a well); thus the nearby Spring Street. This was possibly the stream or well after which the area was named – a religious foundation called Our Lady of St Chad's, or Shad's, Well. Its church stood on the site of this well. St Paul's had become very dilapidated by the start of the nineteenth century — a piece of the ceiling fell down just before the start of a Sunday service, causing much confusion and panic as the church was evacuated (the parishioners "crowded out of the building in confusion and consternation, and dispersed in every direction"). The church remained closed for 10 years, save for occasional use for baptisms and burials. Eventually an Act of Parliament was obtained for the rebuilding of the church, most of the interior of the old church was auctioned off in 1817, and by 1820 a new church had been erected on the spot (costing £14,000). |
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| 409 |  | Opening of Inquest into John Gadd's death Bristol Times & Mirror report | ||
| 410 |  | Ormonde House, 28 Sion Hill, Bath House has now been converted into flats. It was lived in by Mayor Hopkins of Bath in 20th century. |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 30 March 2007 |
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| 411 |  | Osler Street, Ladywood, Birmingham, 1960s | ||
| 412 |  | Overgate, Dundee in 1793 | ||
| 413 |  | Overgate, Dundee in about 1890 | ||
| 414 |  | P1/L/435 Will 1750 Lampard, William Yeoman East Knoyle | ||
| 415 | | P2/1833/5 Oath, will, wrapper 1833 Shrapnell, Harriet Milliner Bradford on Avon | ||
| 416 | | P2/C/919 Will 1705 Cabell, Mary Widow Warminster | ||
| 417 | | P2/P/1003 Administration bond 1757 Parsons, Richard North Bradley | ||
| 418 | | P2/P/239 Inventory, will 1621 Parsons, Margaret North Bradley | ||
| 419 | | P2/P/580 Inventory, will 1684 Parsons, Henry Carpenter North Bradley | ||
| 420 | | P2/P/606 Inventory, will [1688] Parsons, Richard, senior Yeoman North Bradley | ||
| 421 | | P2/P/726 Inventory, will 1707 Parsons, Richard Cordwainer North Bradley | ||
| 422 | | P2/P/743 Inventory, will 1710 Parsons, Joshua Yeoman North Bradley | ||
| 423 | | P2/R/829 Administration bond, commission, renunciation, will 1794 Rose, Joseph Yeoman Bradford on Avon | ||
| 424 | | P2/S/1376 Commission, will 1735 Shrapnell, Samuel Ironmonger Bradford on Avon | ||
| 425 | | P2/S/1457 Commission, will 1744 Shrapnell, Joan Widow Bradford on Avon | ||
| 426 | | P2/W/1164 Administration bond, will 1765 Wyer, Ann Widow Hindon | ||
| 427 | | P3/G/455 Administration bond, commission, court paper, inventory, renunciations (two) , will 1716 Grist, John, senior Baker Lacock | ||
| 428 |  | Painting of the opening of Tyne Dock | ||
| 429 |  | Panoramic view of Bath from Calton Road |
Date: August 2010 |
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| 430 | | Papers relating to immigration to Jamaica The MILLINERs were probably brought to Jamaica under the "Bounty scheme": planters were paid a bounty for finding and employing labourers (some from England) and paying for their passage. | ||
| 431 |  | Parish Register entry for marriage of Edward HUGHES and Eleanor HEMUS | ||
| 432 |  | Parishes surrounding Bristol in Gloucestershire and Somerset | ||
| 433 | | Pastors of Broseley Old Baptist Chapel to 1879 From "Broseley and its surroundings, being a complete history of Broseley, Willey, Barrow, Benthall, and Linley, with notices of remarkable events, facts, phenomena, and manufactures." John RANDALL 1879 |
Owner of original: Central Library, Birmingham, Transcribed by Stephen GADD Date: 11 Dec 2008 |
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| 434 | | Patent for Tensile Testing Apparatus | ||
| 435 |  | Percy HEMUS singing "Face to Face", gospel music | ||
| 436 |  | Peterborough Cathedral Choristers 1841 | ||
| 437 |  | Peterborough Cathedral Choristers 1851 | ||
| 438 |  | Peterborough Cathedral Choristers 1861 | ||
| 439 |  | Peterborough Cathedral Choristers 1871 | ||
| 440 |  | Peterborough Cathedral Choristers 1881 | ||
| 441 | /449.jpg "Photograph of Fanny Isabel WILLIAMSON") | Photograph of Fanny Isabel WILLIAMSON | ||
| 442 |  | Plan of Ellbroad Street, Woolpack Tavern and Redcross Street |
Owner of original: Trixie Gadd Date: 19 Jul 2008 |
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| 443 |  | Plan of Hancock's Lypiatt | ||
| 444 |  | Portrait of Charles HEMUS, from composite photo of the 1884 Orchestra of the Auckland Choral Society. | ||
| 445 |  | Portrait of Joseph HEMUS, from composite photo of the 1884 Orchestra of the Auckland Choral Society. | ||
| 446 |  | Possible marriage of James FORD to a Jean GOLDIE in Ayr in 1801 James FORD is identified as a soldier in the 15th Regiment of Foot. The regiment returned from foreign campaign, landing in Portsmouth in 1796, from where the marched to Derby. In April 1797 they marched north and were stationed for 2 years in Scotland. Thereafter returning to England, they were stationed at Sunderland Barracks. At this time, militia regiments were permitted to volunteer for the regular army, and the regiment's ranks were thereby swelled by 1,538 men. The regimental records then relate that they were stationed in Ireland until the treaty of Amiens in 1802, when the regiment's 2nd battalion was disbanded. |
Owner of original: http://books.google.com/ebooks/reader?id=m8uYSGJS4qsC |
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| 447 |  | Post mortem photograph of John Gadd (1829-1879) Said to have refused to be photographed while alive, this photograph shows his body propped, presumably, with bedding made by the family business. There are no obvious signs of the injuries inflicted by Richard BATT which killed him, except perhaps bruising around his left eye. | ||
| 448 |  | Postcard of Ellbroad Street | ||
| 449 |  | PRINGLE, Catherine & GRAHAM, Doreen (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 450 | ![Print reproduced from 'The history and antiquities of Boston' [Google Books]](photos/thumb_Cotton-John.jpg "Print reproduced from 'The history and antiquities of Boston' [Google Books]") | Print reproduced from "The history and antiquities of Boston" [Google Books] |
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