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1920 census states that Clara arrived in the U.S. during 1902 and was naturalized during 1913. She is living with her second husband Henry Tuttle, who was aged 31, born Massachusetts and was a manager on a diary farm.
Clara Tong (nee Duncan) and her young son, Archibald H. Tong, then aged 2, were located on passenger arrival lists for 11 March 1910. She landed at Boston having sailed aboard the Ivernia from Southampton in England. Her passenger record records her closest kin from the country she was leaving as being, Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, her mother, at Faversham. Clara records her previous address as being Nashua, New Hampshire. She also indicated that her son had been born at Nashua and that Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan was his grandmother.
The 1910 census was taken on 15 April 1910 and accordingly, Clara and her son, Archibald, had returned home by that time. This passenger arrival record is the first hint at just how frequently our family remembers the numerous trips made by Lizzie and her children across the Atlantic Ocean.
Burial found on FindAGrave website
Birth: Aug. 8, 1883
Faversham
Kent, England
Death: Jun. 15, 1948
Leominster
Worcester County
Massachusetts, USA
Daughter of George Duncan and Elizabeth G Gregory.
Married twice:
1. March 1902 Faversham, Kent, England, UK to John A Tong.
To their union was born a son, Archibald H Tong.
Clara and John divorced 1 Jun 1912 in New Hampshire.
2. 26 Mar 1914 Sterling, Worcester, Massachusetts to Henry Newton Tuttle.
No children born of their union.
Family links:
Spouse:
Henry Newton Tuttle (1889 - 1964)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Evergreen Cemetery
Leominster
Worcester County
Massachusetts, USA
Plot: Section 5, Lot 53
Created by: cap624
Record added: Nov 21, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 44659521 | DUNCAN, Clara (I2200)
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1920, 303 Milton Avenue, Apt. #371, Milton Town, Ballston Spa Village, Saratoga County, NY
George Heed, head, rented, male, white, 33, single, emigrated 1906, naturalized 1917, can read and write, born England, mother tongue English, father and mother born England both mother tongue English, George working as a Machinist in a machine shop as a worker.
1930, 180 Burgoyne Avenue, Ford Edward, Washington county, NY, ed 18
George Heed, head, value of home $3700, renter, no, male, white, 43, married, age at first marriage 34, did not attend school during the year, yes can read and write, England, England, England, English 1908, NA, yes able to speak English, operator, Restaurant, owner, at work yesterday, not a veteran
Ivy M. Heed, wife, no, female, white, 33, married, age at first marriage 24, did not attend school during the year, yes can read and write, England, England, England, England, English. 1910, NA, yes able to speak English, none
Edward G? Head, son, no, male, white 8-8/12 (bc 1921), single, yes attended school during the year, yes can read and write, New York, England, England, yes able to speak English, none
Dorothy L.?, daughter, no, female, white 2-2/12 (bc 1927), single, did not attend school during the year, cannot read and write, New York, England, England, no not able to speak English, none
1993
Record
PreviewName: Edward L Heed
Birth Date: 10 Jul 1921
Phone Number: 747-4765
Address: 853 Ethan Allen St, Fort Edward, NY, 12828 (1993)
Edward L Heed 10 Jul 1921 747-4765 853 Ethan Allen St, Fort Edward, NY, 12828 (1993)
Helene J Heed 18 Aug 1924 747-4765 853 Ethan Allen St, Fort Edward, NY, 12828 (1993)
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Name: Edward L Heed
Address: 41 Ethan Allen St
City: Fort Edward
State: New York
Zip Code: 12828-1108
Phone Number: 518-747-4765
Residence Years: 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
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Name: H Heed
Address: 41 Ethan Allen St
City: Fort Edward
State: New York
Zip Code: 12828-1108
Phone Number: 518-747-4765
Residence Years: 2002
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Joan M Heed 3 Feb 1952 853 Ethan Allen St, Fort Edward, NY, 12828
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Schenectady Gazette, Friday, February 20, 1959.
George Heed, Ballston Spa, dead at 71
Ballston Spa - George B. Heed, 71, of East Line road, died Wednesday morning at the Benedict Memorial Hospital. He was a former resident of Fort Edward and had operated a restaurant there.
He was a member of Christ Episcopal Church, Ballston Spa, and of the Fort Edward Masonic Lodge.
The furneral service will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Forst Edward Episcopal Church.
Burial will be in the Union cemetery. Fort Edward, The Wright funeral home, 19 East street, Fort Edward, will be open today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m..
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nellie Heed; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Burnt Hills; a son, Edward Heed, Fort Edward; astepson Frank Williams, Ballston Spa; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Mary Della Porta, Saratoga Springs, and five grandchildren. | HEAD, George Benjamin (I8243)
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1932 and 1933 in Leominster, Massachusetts | TONG, Archibald H. (I4946)
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1939 incapacitated | HARGRAVES OR HARGREAVE, Jack (I18546)
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1939 register
Name: Archie Brand
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Birth Date: 12 Jul 1908
Residence Year: 1939
Address: 10th Lock House
Residence Place: Atherstone, Warwickshire, England
Occupation: Stableman
Schedule Number: 114
Sub Schedule Number: 1
Enumeration District: QFBG
Registration district: 387/1
Inferred Spouse: Ada Miriam Brand
Household Members:
Name
Archie Brand
Ada Miriam Brand
The National Archives; Kew, London, England; 1939 Register; Reference: RG 101/5722I
from Commonwealth War Graves Commission website:
Driver
BRAND, ARCHIBALD
Service Number T/215015
Died 15/04/1944
Aged 35
Royal Army Service Corps
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brand, of Newmarket, Suffolk; husband of Ada Miriam Brand, of Newmarket.
INSCRIPTION
HOW HARD IT IS TO PART WITH ONE WE LOVED SO DEAR. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE MIRIAM, DAUGHTER JUNE
Buried at CASSINO WAR CEMETERY
Location: Italy
Number of casualties: 3991
Cemetery/memorial reference: I. A. 20.
From: http://www.undyingmemory.net/Newmarket/brand%20archibald.html
T/215015, Driver, Archibald BRAND
Aged 35
Royal Army Service Corps
Killed in Action on Saturday 15th April 1944
Born in Q4-1908 [Newmarket 3b:439] to Mark and Alice BRAND (née DOWNING), of 6 Mineral Cottages, Granby Street, Newmarket. His mother died in 1928 and father re married, to Daisy SCOTT in Newmarket in 1930.
1911 census...Aged 3, he was at 6 Mineral Cottages, Granby Street, Newmarket with his father Mark BRAND [30] born Barrow, cow man on stud; his mother Alice [39] brothers John [7] born Aldeburgh; Jerry [5] and Mark [1]. Archie married Ada Miriam CHAPMAN in Newmarket in Q2-1932. They had a daughter, June. They have not been identified in the 1939 register, but his parents were at Victoria House, Drapery Row, Newmarket with his brother Peter [1-5-1939]. Ada married Frederick D.W.CLARK in 1958.
Archibald and some others were moved to Cassino War Cemetery in February 1945. The original burial was between Cassino and Mignano, at Monte Rotondo (4 NZ M.D.S.) Military Cemetery in grave J.21.
© Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Archibald is buried in Cassino War Cemetery, Italy- Ref: I.A.20 | BRAND, Archie (I17589)
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1939 register he was a miner, shifter | STRONG, Samuel (I16786)
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1945 Canada Voters List
Rural list of Electors
Electoral District of Welland. Rural Pollin Division No. 142, Township of Stamford
Comprising the area included within a line described as commencing at the north-west corner of Lot No. 77, thence along Thorold Stone Road, south following Niagara Falls city line to south-east corner of Lot No. 108; thence west along dividing line between Lot No. 108 and Lot No. 113 to Drummond Road; thence north along the centre line of Drummond Road to the place of beginning.
Electors #16 - 19
Barnhart, Harry, railwayman, R. R. 3, N. Falls
Barnhart, Mrs. Harry
Barnhart, Floyd, car inspector
Barnhart, Sylvia, stenographer
1949 Rural list of Electors
Electoral District of Welland, Township of Stamford. Rural Polling Division No. 142.
Comprising the area included within a line described as commencing at the north-west corner of Lot No. 77, thence along Thorold Stone Road, south following Niagara Falls city line to south-east corner of Lot No. 108; thence west along dividing line between Lot No. 108 and Lot No. 113 to Drummond Road; thence north along the centre line of Drummond Road to the place of beginning.
1949
Barnhart, Floyd, car inspector, 697 Portage Road
Barnhart, Harry F., rail. employee, 697 Portage Road
Barnhart, Mrs. Elsie, 697 Portage Road
Bacon, Wm. H. senior engineer, C.N.R. 604 Portage Road
Bacon, Mrs. Beatrice - 604 Portage Road
Bacon, Wm. H. Jr., carpenter, 604 Portage Road
Floyd was buried at Pleasantview Memorial Gardens, Highway 20, Fonthill, Ontario following a service at Morse & Sons Funeral Home in Niagara Falls. He had been a life-long member of the Masons fraternity and received a Mason's farewell.
Headline Barnhart, Floyd A. Barney /d SecC
Page 7
Date Friday, June 14, 1996
Newspaper Review
Type Death Announcement
Subject(s) Biography
Niagara Falls Public Library online newpaper index
Floyd had married as his second wife, Kathleen M. Weaver. She had been married to Floyd's cousin. She was born on 8 August 1917 and died on 26 June 2002. She, too, was buried at Pleasantview Memorial Gardens, Highway 20, Fonthill, Ontario following a service at Morse & Sons Funeral Home in Niagara Falls.
1. Headline Barnhart, Floyd A. Barney /d SecC
Page 7
Date Friday, June 14, 1996
Newspaper Review
Type Death Announcement
2. Headline Barnhart, Harry/d
Page 2
Date Saturday, January 17, 1987
Newspaper Review
Type Death Announcement
3. Headline Barnhart, Kathleen M
Page B12
Date Friday, June 28, 2002
Newspaper Review
Type Death Announcement
Tribute Memorial Candles From
Morgan Funeral Homes
BARNHART, Kathleen Muriel. - Peacefully on June 26, 2002 at the Greater Niagara General Hospital, in her 85th year. Kathleen M. Barnhart, loving wife of the late Floyd (1996), and the late Lorne Weaver (1977). Dear mother of Shirley Kaufman (Keith), of Kitchener, loving remembered grandmother of Kelly-Anne, of Kitchener. Dear sister of Jim Harrison (Jane), of St. Catharines, Bill Harrison, of Barrie, Donna Chaulk (Ron), of Calgary, and the late George Harrison. Kathleen is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Family will receive friends at the MORSE & SON CHAPEL of the MORGAN FUNERAL HOMES, 5917 Main Street, on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock. A service under the auspices of Niagara Chapter 23 of the Order of the Eastern Star, will take place at the funeral home on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A funeral service of remembrance will be held at the funeral home on Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock. Interment will follow at Pleasentview Memorial Gardens. As an expression of sympathy donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.
Weaver Cemetery
Location: Willick Rd. west of Sodom Rd.
Size: .3 acres
History: Cemetery was established in 1863 by the German Evangelist Protestant United St. Paul's Church of Chippawa. George Weaver Jr. received a portion of the cemetery from the church elders in 1872.The Weaver family successfully petitioned the City to take ownership in 1993.
First Burial: German Evangelist: Johann Rausow (1860)
Additional Burials:Weaver Family: George P. & Matilda (1873), children of George & Caroline Weaver
Information:
approximately .5 km from Sodom Rd. | BARNHART, Floyd Alvin Francis (I89)
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1st Pordage Francis Pordage Frances ml 3 Jun 1663 he bachelor, yeoman of Preston-Fav, aged 22 and upwards, s/o Thomas Pordage of the same, yeoman who consents and she spinster of the same aged 23 whose father is dead, at St. Mary Bredin or St. Mildred, Canterbury | Family (F6065)
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1st Series, 1568-1618, col. 447
White, Henry, of Canterbury, woollen draper, and Mary Batchelor of Kingsdown, virgin (bc 1693). At St. Mildred's, Canterbury. Christopher Batchelor of Canterbury, gent.. bondsman. Jan. 23, 1614.
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Title Petition
Ref No CCA-DCc-PET/149
Date 1660-1661
Description Writer: Batchelor, Susan, widow
Her former husband, John Cole, one of the late King's servants, held a lease of dean and chapter properties in Canterbury. She then married Christopher Batchelor, minister of Kingsdown and Tong, (Christopher Batcheler, A. M. Vicar of Tonge March 27, 1627, In 1627 by dispensation rector of Kingsdown near Sittingborne. See Rym. Fœ. vol. xviii. p. 1007. Also, Record of Kingsdown-near-Sittingbourne October 30, 1623.) who was persecuted for his loyalty to the Crown and had to leave his livings. She has difficulty keeping the houses in repair. There are still 9 years to run on the leases. Asks for them to be renewed for 40 years. [Date: lease renewed in 1661 (DCc/BB 74/196)]
Related Material Related lease, DCc/BB 74/196
Physical Description Paper, 1p, stains
from http://db.theclergydatabase.org.uk/jsp/persons/CreatePersonFrames.jsp?PersonID=37889
Person: Bacheler, Christopher (1619 - 1661)
CCEd Person ID: 37889
APPOINTMENT EVENTS
show detailsRector : Hinxhill (09/04/1619 - 27/05/1626 )
show detailsRector : Kingsdown (23/10/1623 - 05/05/1642 )
show detailsPerpetual Vicar : Tonge (15/03/1628 - 22/05/1661 )
show detailsVicar : Tonge (24/04/1628 - 05/05/1642 )
At Kingsdown specifically:
Batcheller , Christopher 1623 Appt (Institution) Rector View
Bachelor , Christopherus 1623 Disp (Dispensation) Rector View
Bacheler , Christoph 1628 Disp-App Rector View
Bacheller , Christoferus 1628 Libc Rector View
Bachelor , Cristoferus 1634 Libc Rector View
other, 1634 Libc Curate View
Bachelor , Christopherus 1637 Libc Rector View
Bacheller , Poferus 1642 Libc Rector View
Bacheler, Christopher (1619-1642)
CCEd Person ID: 37889
YEAR TYPE NAME AS RECORDED LOCATION OFFICE/STATUS FULL RECORD
1619 Appt(Institution) Batcheler, Christopher Hinxhill / Rector View
1623 Disp-App Bachelor, Christopherus Hinchill / Rector View
1623 Disp-App Bachelor, Christopherus Henr de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the Lord Chamberlain / Chaplain View
1623 Disp(Dispensation) Bachelor, Christopherus Ringsdowne / Rector View
1623 Appt(Institution) Batcheller, Christopher Kingsdowne / Rector View
1626 Vac((Other)) Bachellor, Christopher Hinxhill / Rector View
1628 Disp(Dispensation) Bacheler, Christoph Tonge / Vicar View
1628 Disp-App Bacheler, Christoph Kingsdowne / Rector View
1628 Disp-App Bacheler, Christoph Robert, Earl of Oxford / Chaplain View
1628 Libc Bacheller, Christoferus Kingsdowne / Rector View
1628 Appt(Institution) Bacheler, Christopher Tonge / Perpetual Vicar View
1628 Libc Batchellar, Christopherus Tonge / Vicar View
1634 Libc Bacheler, Cristoferus Tonge / Vicar View
1634 Libc Bachelor, Cristoferus Kingsdown / Rector View
1637 Libc Bachelor, Tonge / Vicar View
1637 Libc Bachelor, Christopherus Kingsdown / Rector View
1637 Appt(Licensing) Bacheller, Christopher Canterbury diocese / Preacher View
1642 Libc Bacheler, Poferus Tonge / Vicar View
1642 Libc Bacheller, Poferus Kingsdowne / Rector View
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At St. Mary Bredin
A brass plate near the step, close to the altar rails, for Christopher Bachelor, late of this parish, and Katherine, his wife, daughter of Harbert Finch, gent. they both died in 1604; arms, On a bend, three fleurs de lis, between three wings. A brass plate, with the arms of Finch; the figure and inscription lost. | BATCHELOR, Christopher ? (I13403)
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22 Jun 1625
Martin Trott, Esq., widower, 40 and Elizabeth Blincoe, of St. Bartholomew by the Exchange, London, spinster, 24, daughter of George Blinco, Esq., late of Weeke, co. Sussex, deceased; consent of her grandmother Dame Bridget Mayney attested by George Blincoe, of the Middle Temple, Esq., brother of said Elizabeth; at St. Bartholomew aforesaid.
Allegations for Marriage Licences Issued by the Bishop of London ..., Volume 26, p. 155.
By Joseph Lemuel Chester, Church of England. Diocese of London | Family (F4461)
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25th July, 1598, at Canterbury Date 1598 Description Delivery of the gaol at Canterbury Castle made at Canterbury Castle on the 25th July, 1598, before Thomas Wilsford, Stephen Thornhurst, knights, John Boys, Mathew Hadd, Thomas Palmer, Henry Fynch and Robert Ed[? olphe] esquires and others, justices of the peace.
Edward Bysshopp of Bethersden, labourer, on the 20th March, 1597/8, at Bethersden, stole two hens worth 10d., the property of Ruben Stonestreete of Bethersden, yeoman. Pleads not guilty. Guilty. To be whipped.
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London Apprenticeship Abstracts 1442-1850
1634 Stonestreete Thomas, son of Reuben, Bethersden, Kent, yeoman, to Thomas Lenton, 2 Jan 1633/4, Tallow Chandlers' Company
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at the time of his marriage in 1608 he was residing at Bethersden | STONESTREET, Reuben (I4879)
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26 Feb 1941 • Minster Abbey, Minster, Sheppey, Kent | Family (F5645)
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27 Mar 1831 third calling of banns at Beaworthy, Devon, England
| Family (F287)
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28 Dec 1747 he so William/Alice of Goodnestone-Faversham - banns Teynham AD | Family (F5620)
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2993. 2018-05-09 19:11:49 byronwp@yahoo.com 7846989 : P6199 John HOCKING, b. 1762, Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England, d. Sep 1850, Cornwall, England , FATHER: ??, MOTHER: ?? | HOCKING, John (I8263)
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3. On a Flat Stone within ye Rails. Sub hoc Marmore, Corpus Johannis THOMSON, de Kenfield, Armigeri, requiescit./Primogenitus Henrici Thomson, Armigeri, Filius; et Johannis/Thomson, Militis, de Familiâ praedictâ, Haeres Vitam hauc/Mortalem, pro Sempiternâ, mutavit, decimo septimo Die/Mensis Januarij, Anno Incarnationis Domini, 1712/3. Annoq. Aetatis 82. | THOMSON, John (I6579)
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3/42 (29 November 1218)
29 Nov. Westminster. Kent. Walter de la Dene and Gilbert, Henry, William, Luke and John, his brothers, give the king half a mark for having a writ to attaint the twelve jurors before the itinerant justices in Kent, as abovesaid, against Simon of Odell , concerning their free tenement in Nettlestead. They have the writ. Order to the sheriff of Kent to take security for that half-mark to the king’s use for this writ. Witness the earl.
[Source: Fine Rolls Henry III https://finerollshenry3.org.uk/content/search/do_text_search]
Hundred of Swanborough,
Village of Kingston near Lewes
William Denn 1s 1-1/2 d.
William Denn, Jr. 1s 9d.
Auwis' Rucke 2s 3-3/4 d.
[Source: "Sussex subsidy of 1296: The rape of Lewes." The Three Earliest Subsidies For the County of Sussex 1296, 1327, 1332. Ed. William Hudson. London: Sussex Record Society, 1910. 40-53. British History Online. Web. 20 November 2018. http://www.british-history.ac.uk/suss-record-soc/vol10/pp40-53.] | A’DENNE, Walter (I13139)
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33 in 1895. German origin.
Cause of death coronary thrombosis, secondary arteriosclerosis. He was a blacksmith by trade. | EAMON, John Colborne (I18134)
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35 IN 1895. Irish origin | ARMSTRONG, Mary (I18133)
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39 Hen III 1254-5 Henry de Appeltrefeld and Beatrix, his wife, as plaintiffs in a fine with Henry de Appeltrefeld and Letitia, his wife, of the third part of the manor of Sundrish. | DE APULDREFIELD, Henry (I13185)
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39 Hen III 1254-5 Henry de Appeltrefeld and Beatrix, his wife, as plaintiffs in a fine with Henry de Appeltrefeld and Letitia, his wife, of the third part of the manor of Sundrish. | APULDERFIELD, Henry de (I12589)
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3rd Qtr 1886 - Faversham, Kent, England
| Family (F1001)
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402.
1846, Feb. 24
RECIEPT from Mary Ruck Harrison to Rich. Ruck, Esq., Newington next Sittingbourne, one of the executors of Richard Ruck, Esq., of Milton next Gravesend, deceased, for £15, being one half year's payment of an annuity of £30 made payable to her by the will of the said Richard Ruck, deceased.
Source: National Library of Wales, ESGAIR AND PANTPERTHOG
Deposited by Mr A. D. Ruck, Chislehurst, 1950
1950134
Records of the Esgair and Pantperthog estates, co. Merioneth, and the Ruck family, and lands in cos Montgomery, Cardigan and Kent, 1509-1898; papers of Paul Panton the younger of Plas Gwyn, Anglesey, 1659-1822; and Welsh manuscripts of more than one Oliver Morris of Esgair Leferin, 17th-18th cent. See also Panton and Plas Gwyn.
Schedule (1950), 132 pp. AR 1949-50, pp. 47-8. | FEARN, Mary Ruck (I5638)
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5. On a flat Stone without ye Rails. Here lye/Interr’d ye Bodys of/Mr John YATES/and Elisabeth his Wife,/Daughter of John THOMSON,/Late of Kentfield in/this Parish Esq. She/died Jan. 24 1732./Aged 73 Years. 6. On a Mural Monument on ye South Wall near ye Com. Table [Gu. 2 bars arg. a chief erm (THOMSON) imp. Or, a griffin sergeant sa. a border gu (BOYS)]. P.M.S. Secundum Christi Redemptoris. Adventum, sub hoc Tumule, Expectat Johannes THOMSON, Miles; Filius Thomae Thomson, de Kenville, Armigeri, Natû Maximus, Cui Conjux fuit Francisca, Edvardi BOYS, Sen. de Fretville, Militis, Filia. Maritus/Amantissimus. /Filius Obsequeus. /Frater/Amicissimus. /Affinis/Benificus. /Annicus/Fidelis/ Dominus/Beniguns. Vir apud suos clarus; Summatibus, atq Infimatibus, Juxtà Charus. Magnos Honores semper Sprevit, Frugali Vitâ contentus. Post longam Invalitudinem, Deo placidè Animam reddidit, a Pauperibus multam Desideratus. Funeris Pompam Testamento vetuit. Francisca. Uxor Maestissima, Viro Charissimo, Amoris, et Observantiae, ergo, Hoc Monumentum Posiut. Obijt Anno Dni. 1645. Aetatis Suae Climacterico Nono. Aerumnarum Requies Mors. | THOMSON, Thomas (I1534)
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8. Another. [In a lozenge: HAMMOND]. Here lies interrd the Body of Hester Hammond, Daughter of Anthony Hammond, of St Albans, in the Parish of Nunnington, In this County Esq. by Ann his Wife, Daughter of Sir Dudley DIGGS, of Chilham Castle, in this County; Master of ye Rolls, and Privy Counsellor in ye Reign of KING CHARLES THE FIRST. She departed this Life ye 25th Day of May 1719. Aged 70 Years. | HAMMOND, Hester (I6973)
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9. On a neat Mont. on ye North Wall. In Hopes of a blessed Resurrection near this Place lies interred Thomas LEFFROY, late of the City of Canterbury, & Phoebe his Wife, Daughter of Thomas THOMSON, Gent. She had Issue, 9 Children; two survived, viz: Anthony & Lucy. She was a loving Wife & indulgent Mother, & a Sincere Friend. In a Word a Woman of Faith & Virtue. She departed this Life, March 31 1761. Aged 81 Years. Rate Souls, that now sit crowned in ye Choir/Of endless Joy, fill’d with celestial Fire,/Among your fellow Angells; there to sing/Perpetual Anthems to our Heav’nly King | THOMSON, Phebe (I6574)
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9/06/01: Wendy Dypolt of Canada writes: I am looking for any leads on these ancestors. Lancashire is mentioned in the history files we have come across.
My great grandfather, Benjamin Nutt Rayner was born in 1839 in Canterbury England. Benjamin married Maria Wood who was born in Milton in 1837. They lived at #42 High St and also at #11 Station St in Sittingbourne, Kent for many years, where he ran a grocery store. Both are buried in a church cemetery in Sittingbourne. Benjamin and Maria had several children, one of whom is my grandfather: They are: 1. Benjamin Rayner born 1867 (lost track of him) He may have descendants in England. 2. Frank Rayner born 1875. (Disappeared mysteriously while taking a train to London and never arrived!) Frank may have descendants living in the Kent area. 3. Sophie Rayner 1876-1955. Sophie married Percy Chrisfield and they moved to Syracuse New York. 4. Charlotte Katherine (or Kate) Rayner born ?? Kate married George Chrisfield (Percy's brother) and they also moved to Syracuse, New York. Percy is listed as deceased 1975 in the US Social Security Index in Syracuse. 5. Ada Rayner born ?? Ada married Fred Cullis and they lived at 53 Ellerly St, Fulham Rd, London, after which I wasn't able to trace them. Ada and Fred had a daughter Elizabeth and perhaps a son Fred but I haven't found any birthdates yet. 6. May Rayner born ?? She married Harry Taylor and I haven't been able to trace them any further. 7. Charles Wood Rayner born Mar 17, 1879. Charles emigrated to Canada and married Mary Esther Simpson (June 3, 1887-Aug 13, 1973) on Aug 13, 1913 (They are my grandparents). He died Apr 13, 1961. Charles came to the US and spent several years there before he came to Creelman, Sask. Canada and later moved to Lancer Sask where he farmed. dwand5@home.com | RAYNER, Benjamin Nutt (I6374)
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9th feudal lord | DE PERCY, 1st Lord Percy, Henry (I1716)
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C Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks
C 1 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary
C 1/556 Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor. Detailed descriptions at item level
Record Summary
Scope and content Robert Pyrkyn. v. The mayor and sheriff of Canterbury.: Action of debt by William Nutte, baker, alderman of Canterbury. Certiorari.: Kent.
Covering dates 1518-1529
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C Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
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Subseries within C 2 Elizabeth I
Subsubseries within C 2 D plaintiffs
Record Summary
Scope and content Edward Dorret of Cobham, Kent [executor for his uncle Thomas Leigh alias Lee of Canterbury, Kent] v Simon Brome, mayor of Canterbury, John Nutte and George Penny, former mayors and one other (named). Common law suit by defendants on bond for debt concerning house of correction at Canterbury. Two bills, commission, answer.
Short title: Dorrett v city of Canterbury etc.
Covering dates 1597
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C 10 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings before 1714, Whittington
Record Summary
Scope and content Nutt v. Nutt: Kent
Covering dates 1707
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C Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of the Equity Side: Chancery Masters
C 109 Chancery: Master Humphry's Exhibits
C 109/407
Record Summary
Scope and content WOOLASTON v NUTT: Assignments, leases etc: Appledore, Brenzett, Brookland, Canterbury, Ebony, Elmsted,Fairfield, Nackington, Reculver and Whitstable, Kent (Two leases dated 1706 have written accusations of forgery on dorse)
Covering dates 1647-1710
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WARD Records of the Court of Wards and Liveries
WARD 7 Court of Wards and Liveries: Inquisitions Post Mortem
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Record Summary
Scope and content Nutt, William: Kent
Covering dates 7 Jas I. | NUTT, Edward? (I3152)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11070)
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A baker. | WELBY, Robert (I13082)
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A barrister at Gray's Inn. | ATKIN, Hon. Rosaline Joan (I3552)
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A basket maker. | PACKER, Alfred Edwin (I10485)
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A blacksmith in 1871. A brickmaker in 1881. Sarah Kingswood aged 15 born at Sittingbourne was a visitor in 1871.
A blacksmith in 1901.
A gas worker in attending purifiers in 1911. 9 children born, 7 still living, 2 deceased, married 47 years. Harry, an engine cleaner, tthe only child still at home. Residing at 26 East Street, Faversham with 5 rooms. | SHARP, Henry (I18974)
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A bricklayer | AUSTIN, John (I7546)
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A butcher by trade living at 11 Peel Place, (Kensington Gravel Pits West) Camden Hill, Fulham, Middlesex at the time of his second marriage on 3 Oct 1898. This continued to be his residence and occupation as at the 1902 Post Office Directory.
In 1906 at time of christening of Francis Neville Osborne the family was living at Henley Villa, Pinner Road, Greenhill, Middlesex.
Christening source:
Source Citation: Place: Hopton, Suffolk, England; Collection: ; BTs; Date Range: 1856 - 1865; Film Number: 952448.
Shop and dwelling house, 113 and 115 Church Street, Kensington, freehold under title numbers 238998 and 238999, address of transferee Samuel Brook Osborne, 115 Church Street, Kensington, W. 8, a butcher
Source: The London Gazette, issue #32025, 20 AUGUST, 1920, supplements. | OSBORNE, Samuel Brook (I1882)
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A carpenter | MORNINGSTAR, Wallace (I12045)
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a child on burial | HARRIS, Hester ✝ (I17119)
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A chrisome of John. | PRESTON, Chrisome ^ (I17457)
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a civilian and bencher of Lincoln's Inn, living at the Visitation in 1619. | DENNE, Henry (I13662)
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a Commander in the Royal Navy | JONES, Richard (I10519)
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a crusader | DE GORRAM, Giles (I14551)
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a Crusader 1158 to 1162 | DE GORRAM, John (I14552)
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A Dredger | ARNOLD, Edward (I9951)
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A fruiterer in 1871 census
Cannot find any baptism for him at Ospringe or Faversham 1813-1830.
First name(s) John
Last name Austin
Gender Male
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1821
Baptism date 22 Apr 1821
Residence Kent, England
Place Chilham
County Kent
Country England
Father's first name(s) Joseph
Father's last name Austin
Mother's first name(s) Frances
Mother's last name Austin
First name(s) John
Last name Austin
Gender Male
Birth year 1819
Birth place -
Baptism year 1819
Baptism date 08 Nov 1819
Place Lenham
County Kent
Country England
Father's first name(s) Robert
Father's last name Austin
Mother's first name(s) Amy
First name(s) John
Last name Austin
Gender Male
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1810
Baptism date 18 Jan 1810
Residence Queenborough, Kent, England
Place Queenborough
County Kent
Country England
Father's first name(s) John
Father's last name Austin
Mother's first name(s) Rebecca | AUSTIN, John (I16674)
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A gardener. | FINN, Thomas (I7393)
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A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of ..., Volume 1
By John Burke, Bernard Burke, pp 324-325, Denne of Denne Hill.
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21. 1394, 14th December. Michael DENNE, spicer of Canterbury.
Bur. in the cemetery of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.
Bequ.: The Abbot and Monastery of St. Augustine's
Canterbury, 40/-; the work of Christ Church,
Canterbury, 40/-; the Prior and Monastery of
Christ Church, Canterbury, lO/-; Rev. Laurence
Tennet, 3/4d; Rev. John Otteford, 3/4d; Rev.
John Bercham; 3/4; h.a. of the ch. of St. Andrew,
20/-; the work of the same ch. 20/-; the h.a. of
the ch. of St. Egidius' of Kingston, Canterbury
diocese, 6/8d; the rector and the work of the
same ch. 3/4d each; Agnes de Denne, his mother
and Thomas de Denne, his brother, 20/- each;
Juliana, da. of the same Thomas, 6/dd; Alice
Jurdan, w. of John Jurdan, 3/4d; John de Denne,
his brother, 20/-; and a silver cup with a
cover; for distribution to the poor and for
medicines for the infirm, 40/- to be equally
divided in goods from the shop belonging to the
testator, William Mason and Thomas Biky.
Thomas Bray, 6/6d; Master John Palude, 10/-;
to each of John Palude*s sons, 3/4d; each
Dominican fr. to celebrate for his soul, 12d;
each junior fr; 6d; the House of the Dominican frs.
6/8d; fr. John Toroid, doctor, 6/8d; each
Franciscan fr. to celebrate for his soul, 12d;
each junior fr. 6d; the work of the Augustlnian
frs. 10/-; the House of Augustine frs. $/-; the
Hosp. of Northgate, 3/4d; the elemosinary sisters
of St. Augustine, 2/-; the Sisters of St. Laurence,
3/4d; the nuns of St. Sepulchre’s, 3/4d; ....
[mss. breaks off]
[Folio 7, recto]
[Source: Register of Thomas de Chillington] | A’DENNE, Richard (I13128)
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A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of ..., Volume 1
By John Burke, Bernard Burke, pp 324-325, Denne of Denne Hill. | A’DENNE, John (I13137)
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a Gentleman | DEE AKA LISON AP GRONWELL, Mr. (I9288)
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A grant of Administration was made in the PCC to an Ann Ruck, relict of a William Ruck, Sr. of Boughton-under-Blean. Inasmuch as William, the son of William died and left a Will dated 1592 then the only other William that is left, is William the son of John and Thomasine. This also raises an interesting question in that this William is referred to as William Ruck, Sr. rather than William Ruck, the elder, indicating that this William may have also had a son named William. | FOWLER OR FULLER, Ann (I6256)
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