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| 3151 | Sent to Muller's Orphanage in Bristol. Later returned to Jamaica[Source?] before marrying back in England. | MILLINER, Hannah Maria (I1026)
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| 3152 | September 1868 H J Milliner, aged 50, Preacher, took ship from Kingston Jamaica to New York. Might this be one James's sons, with incorrect age and initials?! | Family: James T MILLINER / Mary BANKS (F32)
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| 3153 | Servant in household of sister, Mary Ann. | POTTS, Sarah Jane (I12151)
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| 3154 | Servant of John Hamilton, GP. | BROWN, Emily (I320)
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| 3155 | Served in the Confederate Army, rising to Major General commanding the Confederate cavalry. Was later elected to the US Congress. {Chamber's Biographical Dictionary} | LEE, William Henry FitzHugh (I7562)
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| 3156 | Served in the Confederate Army, rising to the rank of Major General and commanded a division in 1864. Succeeded his Father as President of the Washington and Lee University. {Chamber's Biographical Dictionary} | LEE, George Washington Custis (I7566)
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| 3157 | Served in the South African War. | SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, Christian Victor (I6159)
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| 3158 | Served in WW1 | WHITE, Sidney (I13262)
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| 3159 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CHRISTIE, Douglas Allan (I5196)
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| 3160 | Settlement Papers indicate that Dan & wife +4 daughters moved from Colchester Borough to Earls Colne 23/2/1727. 1743-45: Poor Overseer. Bondsman for marriage of Phoebe Gibson of St. Bottolphs Parish, Colchester in 1729. Phoebe was then aged 26, and married another tailor of Earls Colne. 1734: held freehold of property in Colchester, living in Earls Colne. 1742: took over tenure of "Morses", also known as "Bakers", from Geo. Angier. | GIBSON, Dan (I12978)
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| 3161 | She a widow. Transcript gives date as 10 Feb 1672/3 | Family: William MILLINER / Jane (F5784)
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| 3162 | She accompanied Edward to the Crusade and is said to have saved his life by sucking poison from a wound. The route of her cortege from Grantham to London was marked at the stopping places by Eleanor Crosses, erected by Edward; the last at Charing Cross. Her heart was buried at Blackfriars. {Burke's Peerage and Chamber's Biographical Dictionary} | CASTILE, Eleanor de (I6610)
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| 3163 | She also had issue of her third marriage. {Burke's Peerage} | PLANTAGENET, Anne (I7156)
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| 3164 | She and husband attended Old King Street Baptist Church. | CAFFERY, Mary Ellen Nora (I6)
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| 3165 | She founded Sweetheart Abbey, Kirkcudbright. {Chamber's Biographical Dictionary} | GALLOWAY, Devorguilla (I7051)
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| 3166 | She had probably had a slight stroke that caused her to fall a few weeks before her death, but was fit enough to have an operation to fix a fracture. But she became somewhat confused. Penny GAY spent the last few weeks with her, and said that Barbara was ready to go. But she insisted that she didn’t want any family round her death bed – true to form, she didn’t want to be bothered by people gawping at her when she was trying to get on with dying! | GADD, Barbara Joy (I49)
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| 3167 | She was dropped on her head while a baby, which led to epileptic-like fits later in life. | GADD, Minnie Ellen L (I50)
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| 3168 | Sheats Court was enumerated immediately before Slopers Lane, in the same district as the North Side of Unity Street. | HOWELL, Martha (I921)
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| 3169 | Shelton, Bedfordshire: "By 1387 the property had come into the hands of Sir William Marmyon, who in that year quitclaimed Shelton (here for the first time called a manor) to John la Warre, Anketin Malory, William Palmer and others. (fn. 22) In 1398 Thomas Wareton with Elizabeth complained that John la Warre, William Palmer and the others had unjustly disseised them of their Shelton property, (fn. 23) and in the same year they quitclaimed the manor to Sir Gerard Braybrook the younger, Sir William Malory of Papworth and others for 200 marks of silver. (fn. 24) "Sir William Malory died seised of Shelton in 1445, leaving as heir his son Thomas. (fn. 25) For the next 200 years few documents have been found concerning this manor, but it presumably remained in the hands of the Malory family, as in 1582 William Malory held it, (fn. 26) whilst Ralph Malory was lord of the manor in 1635." [Victoria County History - Bedfordshire] | MALORY, Ralph (I21966)
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| 3170 | Shetland Roll of Honour 1939-1945 | Source (S160)
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| 3171 | Shipwrecked durin a hurricane while raiding against English merchantmen at end of English Civil War. Known as Prince Maurice of the Rhine. {Chamber's Biographical Dictionary} | PALANTINE, Maurice (I7256)
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| 3172 | Short, so nicknamed "Beg", meaning little. | DRUMMOND, Malcolm Beg Thane of Lennox (I11440)
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| 3173 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA, Sibylla C.M.A.B.F. (I7389)
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| 3174 | Sidesman in Bath Abbey. | LEGG, Charles Henry (I397)
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| 3175 | Single woman | Family: / Abigail HEMUS (F6937)
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| 3176 | Sir Robert SPENCER of Wormleighton and Althorpe was elevated to the Peerage 21 Jul 1603. He was a very spirited Member of Parliament. He was succeeded by his only surviving son. {Burke's Peerage} | SPENCER, Robert 1st Baron Spencer (I7587)
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| 3177 | Sister Fanny baptised same day. | HARTSHORNE, Edward (I15609)
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| 3178 | Sister Hannah HEMUS living with her at this address. | HEMUS, Eleanor (Helen) (I736)
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| 3179 | Sister Jessie living at number 7. | GALE, Selina Annie (I224)
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| 3180 | Sister Lucy PEARSON (b. Stratford-upon-Avon) visiting here. | PEARSON, Thomas (I16914)
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| 3181 | Sister or sister-in-law named Martha Baker. | BAKER, William (I3281)
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| 3182 | Sister Selina living at number 5. | GALE, Jessie Blanche (I234)
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| 3183 | Sister's birth year. | Source (S206)
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| 3184 | Sister's name (in 1699) was Dorothy DUTTON. Not specified whether this is married or maiden name. | Ann (I15326)
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| 3185 | Sister, Emma HEMUS, also at this address. | HEMUS, Eleanor (Helen) (I736)
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| 3186 | Skipper Lieutenant, Royal Naval Patrol Service. | GOODLAD, William (I10530)
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| 3187 | Skrine: In the barony of Tyrera and about eight miles west of Coloony, Tipraid prince of the Hy Fiachrii granted Knocknamoile to St Columb. It was afterwards called Scrinium Santi Adamnani. This is now a parish church in the diocess of Killala. [Statistical Survey of the County of Sligo With Observations on the Means of Improvement; Drawn Up in the Year 1801, for the Consideration, and Under the Direction of the Dublin Society By James M'Parlan, Royal Dublin Society]. Saint Adomnán of Iona (627/8 ? 704) was abbot of Iona (679-704), and was the biographer of Saint Columba. [Wikipedia] So Knocknamoile was renamed as "Shrine of Saint Adomnan". | SKRINE, Bath (I2589)
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| 3188 | Slain at the battle of Shrewsbury. {Burke's Peerage} | STAFFORD, Edmund, 5th Earl of (I7160)
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| 3189 | Slain at the battle of St Albans, leaving with other issue, his eldest son and heir, Henry. {Burke's Peerage} | STAFFORD, Humphrey, 6th Earl of (I7163)
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| 3190 | Slain at the Battle of Tewkesbury during the Wars of the Roses. | LANCASTER, Edward Prince of Wales (I6746)
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| 3191 | Slain at the Battle of Wakefield. Died without issue. {Burke's Peerage} | YORK, Edmund Plantagenet (I6748)
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| 3192 | Slain by Saracens. | ST. CLAIR, William Kt. (I5457)
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| 3193 | Slain in battle. Died before Father, unmarried and without issue. {Burke's Peerage} | PALANTINE, Philip (I7258)
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| 3194 | Smith families were bakers/farmers at Witham and Bocking... (Freeholders 1734) | SMITH, Henry (I12771)
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| 3195 | Sold Estate to Herbert Anderton in 1893. | SCOTT, Robert Thomas Charles of Melby (I7982)
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| 3196 | Sole beneficiary of father's Will. | SKRINE, Emma (I12265)
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| 3197 | Solihull Reg'n District | SKRINE, Florence Joyce (I10188)
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| 3198 | SOME DOUBT: A Sarah DURBIN married at Yatton in 1776 to a William MERRICK. | DURBAN, Sarah (I10989)
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| 3199 | Some paintings passed to W.E.O. Scott (solicitor), and some of these presented to South Shields Public Library. Others at Gateshead Art Gallery and possibly Greenwich Maritime Museum. 1858: 9 Burrows Street, South Shields. | SCOTT, John (I608)
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| 3200 | Some suppositions made in linking Thomas son of James with the Thomas with this family. | CHRISTIE, Thomas (I3127)
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