Notes

Matches 1,001 to 1,050 of 3,765

#	Notes	Linked to
1001	Connection with Great Amwell? Just outside Hertford, cryptically suggested as James's birthplace in marriage register. A James FRANCIS baptised at Stanstead Abbots 1779. [IGI] Also: PCC Will of John Francis, Farmer of Great Amwell , Hertfordshire 15 June 1780 PROB 11/1066	FRANCIS, James (I19760)
1002	Contact Squadron Association (also 427 & 97 Sqdns): 428 Sqdn A J R Robson, 7 Camberley Close, Hucclecote, Gloucestershire, GL3 3PQ	RUTTER, Roland Scott (I543)
1003	Contact through Linda (Hemus) Dawn: INTERNET:burl@inetworld.net	HEMUS, Robert (I10994)
1004	Contracted in marriage to Alphonso, King of Castile but died of the plague before the solemnisation. {Burke's Peerage}	PLANTAGENET, Joan (I6662)
1005	Conveniently married two Robert Sinclairs!	MONTGOMERY, Barbara (I5446)
1006	Conveyance in 1680 by Dame Philippa Gore, Mary, widow of Edw. Tooker, and another, to John Masters of New Sarum, clothier, of a messuage, garden and orchard on E. side of Castle St., New Sarum. [Somerset Archives DD\GB/77]	MASTERS, John (I21951)
1007	Copy of Will on file.	ROSE, John (I10672)
1008	Corsham OSBORNE references extracted from Nimrod Varied index.	OSBORNE, William (I9471)
1009	Corsham reference comes from 1871 census - 8 miles from South Wraxall.	WATTS, Susannah (I463)
1010	Couci is in Picardy.	Couci, Ingelram (or Enguerand),Baron de (I8366)
1011	Could be Ann HARRINGTON, but www.hughadamson.com pedigree indicates it's JONES.	JONES, Ann (I2147)
1012	Could be individual I20174, Richard GADD, born 1745 Elworthy, Somerset.	GADD, Richard (I20192)
1013	Could be marriage of Philip GADD and Mary BIRD at St James, Taunton on 19 Jan 1732. Mary, "widow of Philip of Taunton St James" was buried at Cheddon Fitzpaine on 26 Jan 1733.	Family: Philip GADD / Mary _______ (F5885)
1014	Could be the Thomas HEMUS, son of Benjamin & Mary, born in the neighbouring parish of Cofton Hackett in 1706. This record is an IGI lDS member submission, as transcribed registers include only those before 1700. The only HEMUS entry found in Northfield PRs predating this family is the burial of Elizabeth HEMUS 6 Mar 1652.	HEMUS, Thomas (I16698)
1015	Count of Anjou and Nantes. Died unmarried and without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	PLANTAGENET, Geoffrey Count of Anjou (I7362)
1016	Count of Holland and Zealand and Lord of Friesland. {Burke's Peerage}	HOLLAND, Jan I, Count of etc. (I8404)
1017	Count of Louvain and Duke of Lower Lorraine	_______, _______ Count Of Louvain Etc. (I6537)
1018	Count of Rennes and Duke of Brittany. Killed in battle. {Counts of Rennes- Nantes excerpted from "Plantagenet Ancestry" by G.A. Moriarty}	_______, Conan I "le Fort" (I6895)
1019	Count Palantine of the Rhine and Duke of Bavaria. Restored to the Electorate Palantine in 1648. {Burke's Peerage and Chamber's Biographical Dictionary}	PALANTINE, Charles Lewis (I6918)
1020	Cousin of his wife, Barbara.	SIMPSON, Robert (I5998)
1021	Cousin of husband.	SINCLAIR, Grizel (I2430)
1022	Cousin of James Potter of Marks Tey, Essex, yeoman. Nephew of Richard & Mathew Ayleward.	GIBSON, James (I12991)
1023	cpyspr.FTW	Source (S238)
1024	Craigends & Rapness, Orkney.	SINCLAIR, George of Craigends & Rapness (I2736)
1025	Created 1st Earl of Sunderland 8 Jun 1643. The Earl fell, aged only 23, at the Battle of Newbury in the Royal cause during the English Civil War. He was succeeded by his only son. {Burke's Peerage}	SPENCER, Henry 1st Earl of Sunderland (I7591)
1026	Created 1st Marquess of Dorset in 1442; 1st Duke of Somerset in 1448 and was Earl of Somerset and Count Mortain in Normandy. Regent of France. Slain in the battle of St Albans fighting for King Henry. {Burke's Peerage}	BEAUFORT, Edmund 2nd Duke of Somerset (I7165)
1027	Created at his birth Marquess of Ormond and in 1488, Duke of Ross. He became Archbishop of St Andrews in 1487; Chancellor of Scotland in 1502. Died without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	STEWART, James Duke of Ross (I7183)
1028	Created Baron Spencer of Althorp and Viscount Spencer 3 Apr 1761 and advanced to Viscountcy of Althorp and Earldom of Spencer 1 Nov 1765. He died leaving issue including his successor and eldest son. {Burke's Peerage}	SPENCER, John 1st Earl Spencer (I7620)
1029	Created Duke of Orleans by King Louis XIV.	D'ORLEANS, Phillipe Duke of Orleans (I7246)
1030	Created Duke of Rothesay 28 Apr 1398. Died before Father, and without issue. He was allegedly murdered by his Uncle the Duke of Albany. {Burke's Peerage and Chamber's Biographical Dictionary}	STEWART, David Earl of Carrick (I7123)
1031	Created Earl and granted large estates in Devonshire, which he defended against Perkin Warbeck's revolutionary army in 1497. {Dictionary of National Biography}	COURTENAY, Edward Earl of Devon (I7346)
1032	Created Earl of Dorset in 1411; Duke of Exeter in 1416 and Count of Harcourt in Normandy in 1418. He was Captain of Calais and Chancellor of England. Died before Father and without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	BEAUFORT, Thomas Duke of Exeter (I6769)
1033	Created Earl of Huntingon jure uxoris on his marriage.	DE SENLIS, Simon Earl of Huntingdon (I6988)
1034	Created Earl of Lincoln 1525. Died before Father, unmarried and without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	BRANDON, Henry Earl of Lincoln (I7197)
1035	Created Earl of Mar 2 Mar 1485. Died unmarried and without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	STEWART, John Earl of Mar (I7184)
1036	Created Earl of Somerset and Marquess of Dorset in 1397. KG in 1396. Appointed Lord High Admiral and Great Chamberlain of England and Captain of Calais. {Burke's Peerage}	BEAUFORT, John 1st Earl of Somerset (I6682)
1037	Created in 1397 Earl of Worcester. A very eminent warrior and statesman in the reigns of Kings Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV. Apparently died without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	PERCY, Thomas Earl of Worcester (I7818)
1038	Created Knight of the Bath in 1487. Assumed title upon death of his Father in 1509. Had been attainted in 1503 as a possible successor to the crown. Was held prisoner in the Tower of London 1503 - 1509. Allowed his succession of the earldom in 1511, but died before reversal of the attainder. {Dictionary of National Biography and Burke's Peerage}	COURTENAY, William (I6363)
1039	Created Viscount Teviot in the Peerage of Scotland, a dignity that expired with himself. {Burke's Peerage}	SPENCER, Robert Viscount Teviot (I7643)
1040	Cremation	Source (S72)
1041	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GADD, Christopher Francis (I24)
1042	Crowned by order of his Father, King of England as "Rex filius" on 15 Jul 1170 Was again crowned with his consort at Winchester after his marriage. Died before Father and without issue. {Burke's Peerage}	PLANTAGENET, Henry (I6554)
1043	Curious that his only son was killed in Flanders during this same Quarter.	BATT, Richard Little (I18182)
1044	Cuthbert GIBBON & Hannah CHAPMAN, 17 Mar 1795 @ Staindrop [Joiner M.Ix.]	GIBSON, Cuthbert (I13454)
1045	d. of James & Caroline FRANCIS of Brown Street, Clerk.	FRANCIS, Mary (I19758)
1046	daggitt@nationwideisp.net The source of much of the early DAGGITT information in this database.	DAGGITT, Steven (I14893)
1047	Dalmahoy is in the Parish of Ratho, Co. Edinburgh.	DALMAHOY, Henry de (I9415)
1048	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	AQUIN, Daniel Elton (I5212)
1049	Daniel GADD otp Badgeworth. Mary STUKEY otp Wedmore.	Family: Daniel GADD / Mary STUKEY (F7385)
1050	Daniel Nevill was a miller at Tolleshunt Major by 1771 until at least 1777, during which time Peter BRAND was his apprentice. Nevill might be the "David" Neville possibly mistranscribed in manor records and holding land later held by William BAKER.	SMITH, William (I845)

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