Notes

Matches 3,751 to 3,765 of 3,765

#	Notes	Linked to
3751	Yeoman. Effects under Â£3000. Probate granted on 9 May 1878 to son Robert William Hock GADD of Broomfield, yeoman, sole executor.	GADD, Robert (I11335)
3752	Yeoman. Effects under Â£450 Probate granted on 2 Dec 1865 to brother George GADD, Highbridge, parish of Burnham, shoemaker, sole executor.	GADD, William (I19292)
3753	Yeoman. Effects under Â£800. Probate granted on 10 May 1859 to brothers John GADD of Brimscombe in Weare and George GADD of Alston Sutton in Weare, yeomen, executors.	GADD, Frederick (I19272)
3754	Yeoman. Formerly of the parish of Trull, but late of Shoreditch nr Taunton. Effects under Â£600. Probate granted on 8 Nov 1873 to brother Charles GADD of 26 Harleyford Road, Vauxhall, Surrey, gentleman, sole executor.	GADD, James Parsons (I17668)
3755	Yeoman. Effects under Â£2000. Probate granted on 16 Dec 1879 to widow Charity Tutton GADD and sons James GADD of 94 Aston Road, Birmingham, foundry manager and Benjamin GADD of Coaley, miller, executors	GADD, Benjamin C (I19328)
3756	Younger daughter of 4th Baron Fermoy; Lady Fermoy being a Lady-in-waiting to HM Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. After her 2nd marriage known as the Hon. Mrs Shand Kydd. {Burke's Peerage}	ROCHE, Frances Ruth Burke (I7636)
3757	Younger sibling of same name	Source (S193)
3758	Younger sibling of same name.	Source (S153)
3759	Youngest daughter and co-heir of King Peter of Castile.{Burke's Peerage}	CASTILE, Isabel (I6687)
3760	Youngest daughter of Ralph NEVILL. After Richard's death, she became a Benedictine nun which she remained until her death in 1495. {Burke's Peerage}	NEVILLE, Cicely (I6712)
3761	[FAMILY@grundy123.freeserve.co.uk]	GRUNDY, David (I14756)
3762	[mbutler.FTW] Possible PRO reference for marriage : June 1873 Chipping Sodbury 6a 427	PULLEN, Mary Ann Baily (I15314)
3763	[Not at all sure that this is entirely accurate - John NEALE the mill owner had a son Henry born in 1820 who remained unmarried] Henry Neale was born in Stroud, Gloucestershire, in 1812. He was one of eight sons and his father either owned or managed a Mill in the area -(Stroud is a very old cloth-making town). They were a very respected family who shared a love of music and every Sunday the eight boys sang in the choir of the Church of England Parish Church where their father was the organist for many years. Henery grew into a man of medium height with brown curly hair, a beard, broard shoulders and a wide forehead. The family bible has a entry which states he married his first wife, Amelia Bournman, "about 1825". This is obviously incorrect but he must have married when very young as their first child William Henry was born at Chalford, Stroud, in 1833 and their second son, John William was born three years later in 1836. When Henry's father died the brothers quarrelled about his estate and Henry was so upset over this, that rather than have anything further to do with the argument, he announced that he was going to emigrate to New Zealand. Another brother followed his example and decided to go to Australia. There is no record as to whether they sailed on the same ship with the brother disembarking in Australia, but a nephew from that country visited his New Zealand relatives in Auckland about 1900. Henry and Amelia with William aged nine, John aged six and Amelia aged three months sailed from London in 1842. The "Auckland Chronicle" of Saturday, March 25th, 1843, states: "The Union barque Mark Todd Commander, arrived on Thursday evening, direct from London. Left Gravesend on 18th October and by stress of weather was compelled to put into Cowes where she left on 29th October". Henry and Amelia disembarked on Thursday March 23rd at a spot named Mills Folly Auckland. Henry and Amelia had three more children in New Zealand, Annie, Emma, Joseph (my Grandfathers father). Henry later married again to Mary Ann Lambert. They had a daughter Mary Ann. [From Leo & Shirley Neale Donegal@xtra.co.nz]	NEALE, Henry (I14233)
3764	[Searched and not found in St. John's, Bedminster, St Paul's Bedminster, Methodist Hebron Back Lane Bedminster, Methodist Ebenezer British Road Bedminster or St. Mary Redcliff (only 1856-1857 searched) St. Luke's not opened until 1861]. Colston Street was also close to Langton Street Methodist Chapel, which might have been attended by Agnes's mother.	FRANCIS (alias FLEXNEY), Agnes (I115)
3765	__ ___ 1851: Fishergate, Ripon, Yorkshire	RUTTER, Richard (I5729)

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