Notes

Matches 951 to 1,000 of 3,765

#	Notes	Linked to
951	Check burial register for age at death. Baptism needs corroborative evidence given the surname variation.	SMITH alias GODFREY, William (I17501)
952	Check Census ref. 4896/159/49: this name & occupation supplied by Ella Rutter rest of family conjectured from census index.	RUTTER, John (Jack) (I595)
953	Check marriage date - same as daughter's baptism, and after son's birth.	Family: Abraham GADD / Elizabeth REES? (F6305)
954	Check Northumberland Marriage Ix 1813-1837. No appropriate marriage in IGI or Joiner index.	WHITEHEAD, John (I1991)
955	Check PR: could be that rather than illegitimate, her mother was the widowed Betty BANKS nee WHITE.	BANKS, Mary (I21163)
956	Check to see if son James was the father of Thomas's grandson Daniel.	REED, Thomas (I760)
957	Check Tolleshunt manor court records for earlier SMITH references, plus CARRINGTON references detailed under marriage of daughter Sophia.	Family: William SMITH / Mary (F285)
958	CHECKING NEEDED: George and William added as children only on the basis of their birthplace being the same as that of Elizabeth.	Family: George ROBERTS / Keziah WOODWARD (F6191)
959	Chemist of 1 Harleyford Road, Vauxhall, Lambeth, Surrey. Died 28 Nov 1894 at Littlehampton, Sussex. Effects Â£2348 14s 1d. Probate granted on 21 Jan 1895 to Henry GADD, chemist, Henry Hugh WIPPELL, woollen draper, and Bessie GADD, widow.	GADD, Robert (I19284)
960	Chief Justice of Massachusetts.	ADAMS, Thomas Boylston (I7791)
961	Child death.	STUART, James Duke of Cambridge (I6398)
962	Child death.	STUART, Edgar Duke of Cambridge (I6401)
963	Child when buried	Source (S234)
964	Childhood burial	Source (S128)
965	childless.	ROTER, Ranulph le of Kingsley, Kt. (I3634)
966	childless.	RUTTER, William of Little Budworth (I12694)
967	childless. Sued by William le Botiler of Werington for an assault vi et armis.	ROTER, John le (I3625)
968	Children assumed to be siblings as thet married Beckett siblings.	RICHARDSON, _______ (I12208)
969	Children ID'd only through IGI.	Family: John WILTSHIRE / Sarah LANE (F7624)
970	Children listed here can all be traced to Alnwick, but their relationship to each other is uncertain.	SCOTT, Alnwick (I4422)
971	Children's baptisms all give her name as Maria. The Mary living with William in 1841 is probably a different individual.	_______, Maria\Mary (I15664)
972	CHILDS is not a name which appears elsewhere in East Knoyle registers.	CHILDS, Mary (I22257)
973	Chris Gadd family records	Source (S3)
974	Christian Frederick William Charles. Known as King Frederick VIII.	_______, Christian Frederick W. C. (I7426)
975	Christian Frederik Charles G.V.A.	__, Christian King Haakon VII of Norway (I6145)
976	Christian names also Mary Louisa. Known as Adelaide.	SAXE-COBURG, Victoria Adelaide M.L. (I6125)
977	Christmas card received from widow 1999.	Source (S53)
978	Cinderford 1854.	JEFFRIES, Emmanuel (I353)
979	Claimed Normandy on the death of Duke Robert II as heir-male. He married a daughter of Hugh II, Count of Ponthieu. {Burke's Peerage}	ARQUES, William, Count of (I6991)
980	Claimed to be King of England through conquest. {Burke's Peerage} Alias "Forkbeard"	DANE, Sweyn King of Denmark & Norway (I7366)
981	Clara was previusly married and had born 4 children.	Family: William GADD / Clara PLACE (F7530)
982	Clee St. Margaret is about 2 miles from Abdon.	Family: Benjamin GLASSE / Sarah PREECE (F6171)
983	Co-Executor of father's Will.	BUTLER, Obadiah (I12146)
984	Co-heir of King Peter. {Burke's Peerage}	CASTILE, Constance of (I6669)
985	Co-heiress with her sisters of the Kingsley Estate.	KINGSLEY, Amicia de (I3609)
986	Co-respondent MCBRO? William	Family: Willie Edwin URCH / Catherine FULTON (F7184)
987	Coalmining began in Radstock in 1763.	YOUNG, Henry Parsons (I468)
988	Collin Pringle,^son to Mr. John Pringle, Adjutant to the 2^ Batt. of Maj. Gener. Gordons RegS was born at Venlo, the 9*** of August 1778, and baptized the same day by the Rev^ Mr. Alex*^ Pitcarne, chaplain to said Regiment, in presence of Capt. Graham and Ens. D. GraJiame as witnesses.	PRINGLE, Colin Robert (I21610)
989	Colonel in British Army. Captain General and Governor of the Isle of Wight. Died at sea from a fever contracted in the Ashanti expedition. {Burke's Peerage}	BATTENBERG, Henry Maurice, Prince of (I6170)
990	Colston was a famous benefactor of the City of Bristol, and it seems to have been common for people to use his name for their children without necessarily having any blood ties.	GADD, John Colston (I9642)
991	Commander of His Majesty's Forces in Zetland.	SINCLAIR, William of Ustaness (I5588)
992	Commander of the armies of King Henry; attainted 4 Nov 1461; restored in blood by Act of Restitution 1463, which was repealed posthumously. Beheaded after the Battle of Hexham. {Burke's Peerage}	BEAUFORT, Henry 3rd Duke of Somerset (I7323)
993	Commemorated on memorials in St Simon's Church, Portsmouth and in Portsmouth City Centre.	SKRINE, Claremont Tyndale (I17631)
994	Commemorated on the War Memorial at Crawley Down. A letter received from his unit statesâ€ He was killed yesterday by a shell which came into the billet. His death was instantaneous, so he did not suffer any pain.â€	STEVENS, Frank (I15677)
995	Committed suicide	STEVENS, George Winthrop (I515)
996	Committed suicide.	SCLATTER, Barbara Ann Jemima Catherine (I5319)
997	Companion to Mrs. Fairles, wife of the J.P. murdered at Jarrow in June 1832 - see notes attached to mother, Ann Harrison. Companions were paid, and compensation included room and board. Their employers were usually older and/or infirm ladies. Duties were varied. They accompanied the employer on outings and holidays, handled light secretarial and nursing tasks, read aloud, served tea, and generally kept the employer from feeling lonely or forgotten. It was a position of great trust, a respectable line of work for single women. Their position was comparable to that of governesses in that they were of the servant class, but they shared a very close relationship with their employers. Sometimes companions were related to those they served, such as a great-niece caring (in a paid capacity) for an older relative. Sometimes they were widows, or unmarried young women.	THOMPSON, Martha Ann (I600)
998	Computed from son's age.	Source (S92)
999	Confirmed in "Calamy Revisited" to be a daughter of Ralph MALORY.	MALORY, Grace (I21963)
1000	Confusion with dates here - 1851 census lists a 14 year old William, but baptism was in 1847 and 1881 census gives birth as 1847.	RUTTER, William (I5734)

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