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| 601 | Ancestor of the Earl of Cholmondeley. | BELWARDE, Robert (I3598)
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| 602 | Ancestor of the earls of Effingham. {Burke's Peerage} | HOWARD, William (I7745)
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| 603 | Ancestor of the Scottish race. | Scota (I14492)
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| 604 | Ancestor of wife of G. B. (Barrie) ATKINSON [atkinson@pangea.ca] | RUTTER, Ralph (I13189)
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| 605 | Ancestry detailed in LDS PAF | SYDENHAM, John (I1401)
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| 606 | Ancestry detailed in LDS PAF | TREVELYAN, Joan (I1402)
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| 607 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA, Andreas M.A.S.H.F.H. (I7396)
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| 608 | Ann = widow, nee HUISH. | Family: James GADD / Ann JOYCE (F6188)
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| 609 | Ann AMOS of Northfield. | HEMUS, Nancy (I16716)
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| 610 | Ann and Arthur are listed in consecutive households in the 1841 census. | Family: Arthur Henry Parsons YOUNG / Ann BARTLETT (F167)
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| 611 | Ann JEFFERIES aged 20 living with him in 1841, but not Elizabeth, who was visiting son Emmanuel in Littledean. Grandson Josiah also living with them in 1851 - no indication of his parents, but Maria & George (both unmarried) were still living at home. | JEFFERIES, William (I351)
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| 612 | Anne was the only surviving child, according to her son, William. | Family: Samuel PRICE / Sarah (F7321)
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| 613 | Another ex-resident of Shakespeare Street, Stratford-upon-Avon in 1851 was now living in York Road, Bedminster, which is at the bottom end of St. Luke's Road. This was Robert HEWINS, not known to have been a relative of Frederick. It may be that they didn't know each other, but it highlights the difficulty of keeping Frederick's family background secret. | HEMUS (aka HARTSHORNE), Reverend Frederick (I88)
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| 614 | Another William Turnbull (son of Thos.) bap. 31 May 1761 Tanfield, but Charles is chosen here on account of his great grandson's middle name. William TURNBULL & Isabel RUTLISH, 29 May 1773 @ Medomsley [Joiner M.Ix.] | TURNBULL, William (I12105)
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| 615 | Apparently not married when her brother William died. | SKRINE, Elizabeth (I10676)
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| 616 | Appears in both Witney and Wrexham in 1851 census. | FLEXNEY, John (I200)
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| 617 | Appears in neither 1841 census nor GRO death registers up to 1841. | Source (S172)
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| 618 | Appears not to have live long enough to succeed his elder brother. {Speculation} | SAXON, Ethelswith (I6892)
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| 619 | Appears on photo with Tony Baker | Source (S51)
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| 620 | Appears to be a second christening. | WILLIAMSON, Mary Ann (I17145)
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| 621 | Appears to have been baptised twice. | WILLIAMSON, Henry Grabham (I282)
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| 622 | appears to have died in infancy. | PRINGLE, Elisabeth Caroline Anna Jenny (I21628)
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| 623 | Appointed Constable of England. He was murdered at calais. {Burke's Peerage} | PLANTAGENET, Thomas Duke of Gloucester (I6701)
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| 624 | Appointed Knight of Shire for Thompson's Walls, Glendale in 1743. Sons all died without male heirs. | SCOTT, James (I4438)
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| 625 | Appointed Knight of the Garter. Succeeded by his only surviving son. {Burke's Peerage} | SPENCER, Robert 2nd Earl of Sunderland (I7593)
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| 626 | Appointed Knight of the Garter. A distinguished statesman and one of the Principal Secretaries in the reigns of Queen Anne and George I. He married three times and was succeeded by his eldest son (of the 2nd marriage). {Burke's Peerage} | SPENCER, Charles 3rd Earl of Sunderland (I7595)
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| 627 | Apprenticed to Mr. Forth. | DAGGITT, Dinah (I14369)
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| 628 | Arms of one of his descendants suggets that he may have descended from the Grahams of Montrose. | GRAHAM, Henry de Lord of Hutton (I11407)
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| 629 | Army service record, which gained information from marriage certificate. | Source (S285)
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| 630 | Arrived aboard "Orontes" with husband, also aged 59. He described as Factory Manager, she as HD [=Home Duties]. Address given as c/o E.S.A. Bank Ltd., 5 Gracechurch Street, London. | MCINTYRE, Lavinia G (I19503)
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| 631 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GADD, Arabella Vivienne (I12763)
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| 632 | Arrived in Scotland from Normandy via Hungary, with the knight Bartholomew Ladislaus Leslyn as escort to Princess Margaret (wife of King Malcolm Canmore). Granted lands at Rosslyn and became queen's cupbearer. | ST. CLAIR, William The Seemly, Kt. (I14507)
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| 633 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GADD, George Graham (I8838)
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| 634 | Arshbishop of Rouen in 989. {Burke's Peerage} | EVREUX, Robert, Count of (I7001)
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| 635 | Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert. Died before Father with issue. {Burke's Peerage} | SAXE-COBURG, Arthur Frederick Patrick A. (I6165)
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| 636 | Arthur William Patrick Albert, created Duke of Connaught and Strathearn 24 May 1874. The title passed to his grandson, upon the latter's death in 1943, the titles became extinct. {Burke's Peerage} | SAXE-COBURG, Arthur William Patrick A. (I6131)
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| 637 | Assasinated. | _______, Alexander King of Yugoslavia (I6156)
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| 638 | Assassinated. | KENNEDY, Gilbert 2nd Earl of Cassilis (I8234)
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| 639 | Assessed at this address for rates following the death of her husband. | UPTON, Sibella (I19773)
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| 640 | Assessed at this address for rates. | FRANCIS, James (I19760)
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| 641 | Assessed for rates at this address, which had been his parents' home since 1810. | FRANCIS, James (I184)
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| 642 | Association with these parents is tentative, based on the alias HICKS and the occupation of currier. | FLEXNEY, John (alias HICKS?) (I15407)
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| 643 | Assumed his grandmother's name of Gordon in 1458. | GORDON, George Seton 2nd Earl of Huntly (I8258)
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| 644 | Assumed that he is a son of the James with whom he was living in 1841. | HANCOCK, John (I5629)
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| 645 | Assumed that the Grace Harford living with James Hancock in 1841 was his daughter. | HANCOCK, Grace (I2225)
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| 646 | Assumed the Earldom in 1470 when the Lancastrian cause regained ascendancy with the expulsion of King Edward. However, the Earl joined Margaret of Anjou and fell sword in hand at the Battle of Tewkesbury. {Burke's Peerage} | COURTENAY, John Earl of Devon (I7336)
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| 647 | Assumed title of Earl of Northumberland etc in 1414 after death of his grand- father in 1407. He was Lord High Constable and fell in battle on the side of King Henry VI at the Battle of St Albans. Succeeded by eldest surviving son. {Burke's Peerage} | PERCY, Henry 2nd Earl of Northumberland (I7794)
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| 648 | Assumed to be a son of Hannah based only on his residence at time of death. | HEMUS, Solomon (I16775)
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| 649 | Assumed to be daughter of John BROWN. She and her mother (unmarried) were lodging with John BROWN in 1851. | SAVILL, Mary Ann Rosannah (I17050)
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| 650 | Assumed to be daughter of these parents | NEALE, Ann (I16275)
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