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Ewan AYREY b ab 1540 Trimdon, DUR, ENG,
m 1565
when the family moved to Trimdon, Durham, and in 1613, was
settled at Bensham and Killingworth, NBD |
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Ellinor GILPIN |
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Ewen Airey |
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NEED TO FIX SOMETHING HERE
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Ruth (AYRY) AREY
Gateshead,
DUR, ENG
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Hauxley STEVENSON
m 08 JUL 1686 Gateshead,
Durham, Eng |
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Margarett AIREY |
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William
(LIGHTON)
Leighton merchant m 04 JUN 1702 Saint Nicholas Parish
Reg And Nonconf, Newcastle Upon Tyne,
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Ann AIREY |
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E. BICTON |
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Joseph AIREY
(Josephe ARRYE)
b ab
1628
d 1677 |
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Alice BEDFORDE
Christening:
06 JUN 1619 Bishop
Middleham, Durham, England
m: 12 MAY 1646 Bishop
Middleham, Durham, England
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Mary AIREY
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Mr.
SPENDE |
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George AIREY
(ARRYE)
b unknown
ab 1630
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Mary BEDFORD (BEDFORDE)
Christening: 03 APR 1631
Bishop Middleham, Durham,
England m: 19 JAN 1650
Bishop Middleham, Durham,
England |
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George
AIREY b 1663
Gateshead
merchant b St Mary's, Gateshead
Documented- w/ Coat of Arms -St. Mary's
Church Gateshead, DUR, ENG, Burials,
1750-1886. Merchant. Failed in
business, and wife became "peevish."
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Ann
BARNES
b ab
1667 m 19
JUL 1688, Saint
John's,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Have
Marriage Certificate (Link
here)
BARNES FAMILY CONT'D
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Anne
AIREY
b ab
1689 Gateshead,
DUR, ENG d
1774
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George
AIREY
b ab
1697 Gateshead,
DUR, ENG
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Mary GOODYERE
b
dau of Major
Goodyere, killed at
the seige of
Pondicherry
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. |
George
AIREY
b 1 JUN
1693 Gateshead,
DUR, ENG d
1 Jun 1693
dsp
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. |
Joseph AIREY
b
1695 Gateshead,
DUR d
06 FEB 1748
dsp |
. |
Ruth HUTCHINGSON
m
09 MAY 1728 Saint
Nicholas Parish Reg
And Nonconf,
Newcastle Upon Tyne; cousin
dau of Jonathan
HUTCHINGSON, MP for
Berwick upon Tweed,
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Thomas
AIREY (AIRY)
b c
1699,
Killingworth,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
d 01 FEB 1771 |
. |
Mary MULCASTER,
b
1703 m
12
NOV 1724,
All Saints,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Link to marriage
registration. Likely
had a brother named
Henry d 1 Feb
1771 Dau of - - - -
-Mulcaster
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Ambrose
AIREY
b
1725 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Cumberland
d young
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George AIREY
d young
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Joseph
AIREY
b ab
1729
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Cumberland,
ENG d
15 Nov 1770,
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Frances HENDRY
b c 1736,
m 28 May 1757 All
Saints, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL d 21 Dec 1819 Dau
of Captain
Milford
HENDRY,
Governor of
Balearic
Island,
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Joseph AIREY
b 12 DEC 1759 ENG d
30 JAN 1794 dsp
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Julia
Fawcett m 2 Mar 1792 St Andws,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Dau of Christopher Fawcett, barrister and recorder of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, d 29 Sep 1792 aged 30 years
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Henry AIREY
b ab 1764 ENG d
15 SEP 1766 |
. |
Jonathan AIREY
b ab 1766 ENG d unm
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Frances AIREY
b ab 1762 ENG |
. |
Rev. William HAIGH
m 16 Jun 1788 Vicar of Wooler,
NBL, |
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Frances Susanna
HAIGH
B 25 JUL 1798 Christening: 25 SEP
1798 St Andrew Par Reg And Nonconf,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL,
ENG |
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William Preston
HAIGH B 20 NOV 1790
Christening: 14 MAR 1791 St Andrew Par Reg And
Nonconf, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL,
ENG |
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Sir Lt-General
George
AIREY, C.B. 1761-18 FEB 1833 Paris;
In 1820, living at 14 Merrion Square, North Town, Dublin
IRE In 1827, lived in Lon
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Catherine Baroness
Talbot
de Malahide
(Lady Airey)
b
Malahide Castle, Dublin, IRE and m 1802
ENG .Her parents:
Richard Talbot (1731 of Malahide
Cast, Malahide, Dublin,
IRE d
24
Oct 1788) and Margaret
O'Reilly (b 1745 of Ballinlough,,Westmeath, IRE
d 27 Sep
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Margaret AIREY
First b dau. Granddaughter of
Baroness Talbot de Malahide Edward III Decedents d
7 Feb 1880 Onslow Gardens, Middlesex, ENG 1861
Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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Hon.
Rev. Sir Francis Harvis STAPLETON m
17 May 1830 Florence Italy to 16TH in direct descent from
Edward III. Rector of Mereworth. b AUG 1807 Hanover
Square Essex, ENG, d 11 FEB 1874 Mereworth Rectory Kent, ENG
son of Lord Thomas STAPLETON, 6th Bar. and Elizabeth
Eliot 1861
Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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Captain
Sir Francis
George Barone STAPLETON 8th Bt. Sheriff
b 19 MAR 1831
d 30 October 1899 Greys
Court,Oxfordshire, ENG See below, Eldest Heir |
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Mary Catherine [ Caroline?]
GLADSTONE, dau of Adam Steuert GLADSTONE in of,
Hazelwood, Hampshire, and m 5 Sep 1878 Shortlands, Kent.
She remarried in 1902 to William Dalziel
MACKENZIE 2nd Dau d 1904 |
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Clare
Florence Mary STAPLETON
b 2 Oct 1879 |
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Capt
Geoffrey Charles BUXTON
m 9 Apr 1902 |
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PETER
STAPLETON BUXTON
b 1904 |
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Lt.
Colonel Richard Talbot
Plantagenet STAPLETON,
19th Hussars
b 21 Apr 1834 Of Greys Court
Oxford, ENG, Christening: 15 JUN
1834 Mereworth, Kent, ENG d 28 APR 1899
2nd son 1861 Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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Emma
Duncombe SHAFTO m 21 June 1877
dau of Rev. John Duncombe
SHAFTO |
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Captain Sir
Barone Miles
Talbot STAPLETON, 9th Bt. b 26 May 1893 Grey's
Court. d 1977 |
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Marguerite
Cecil Catherine STAPLETON b 13 Dec 1878 |
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Capt.
Arthur DUNCOMBE-SHAFTO, D.S.O.
m 6 Apr 1904 to |
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Mark
DUNCOMBE-SHAFTO
b 1905 |
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Olive
Francis STAPLETON
b 22 June 1880 |
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Hilda
Alice STAPLETON
b 24 Feb 1884 |
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Eliot Henry
STAPLETON Christening: 25 DEC 1835
Mereworth, Kent, ENG 3rd son, d 28 Sept
1892, In 1851 Census, at Rugby School at 2 Watergate
St, Rugby Warwickshire. In 1881
Census, Rector Of Mereworth . The Street
Rectory, Mereworth, Kent,
ENG |
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Frances
Mary STIRLING m 29 Dec 1860 to
b 1837, d 13 June 1891, dau of Sir
Walter Stirling
of Faskine, 2nd Bt. (G.B.). |
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Lt. Hugh
Le Despencer STAPLETON, R.N. b 30 Mar 1863 |
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Bertha Gwendoline COOK
m 29 Apr 1891 to
dau of Major Edwin
Adolphus COOK |
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Gerald
STAPLETON |
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Mary
Augusta Blanche STAPLETON |
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Eleanor
Mary Caroline STAPLETON
b 1862 Groombridge, Kent,
ENG |
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Evelyn [Ellen?]
STAPLETON b 1871 Buckhorn Weston, Dorset,
ENG |
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Alistair
Hugh FORBES-GORDON
m 9 June 1903 to
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Florence
M. Blanche STAPLETON b
1874 Buckhorn Weston,
Dorset d 1961 Member of charitable committees;
1861 Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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Major
Alexander
Collingwood Fownes LUTTRELL
M 4 Oct1898 to
b
1870 Butleigh, Somerset (In 1881, was Lt in Grenr
Guards living at Dunster Castle
Dunster, Somerset d 15 JAN 1957 |
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Alexander
Henry LUTTRELL
b 6 Dec
1902 d 19 DEC 1950 |
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Romala
Margaret LUTTRELL
b 23 Oxt
1899 |
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Capt
Francis Harry STAPLETON Oxfordshire
L.I. b 13 Oct 1876 |
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George Airey
Talbot STAPLETON, late I.C.S. b 26 MAR
(or Feb) 1838 Mereworth, Kent,
ENG 4th son George in
1881 Census- tea merchant d 1908
Later Civil servant |
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Elizabeth Anne SOMERSET
m 1 Jan 1873 to
, dau of
Rev George Somerset |
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Mabyn
Angela Rose STAPLETON |
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Maria C. STAPLETON
b 1827 Mereworth, Kent,
ENG, Not
Married In 1881, Her occ: annuitant, Living
with sister-in-law: Augustus T. HOTHAM, [prob:
TOTTENHAM] 17 Calverley Park, Tonbridge, Kent,
ENG |
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Florence- Maria
STAPLETON (twin of Catherine Elizabeth) Christening: 05 NOV 1832
Mereworth, Kent, ENG d Grays Court , IRE |
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m
27 JAN 1866 Of, Grey's
Court, Oxford, ENG |
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Margaret Mary
STAPLETON B: 22 June 1840, Christening:
21 JUL 1840,
Mereworth, Kent, ENG |
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Catherine
Elizabeth STAPLETON
(twin of
Florence-Maria) Christening: 05 NOV 1832
Mereworth, Kent, ENG d 18 MAR 1905
Grays Court , IRE;1861 Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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Colonel
Charles George
Tottenham,
J.P., J.L. High Sheriff Wexford and m.p. m
9 JAN 1859 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE
Note:
spouse
is son of Isabella Catherine Airey and Charles
Tottenham b 11 APR 1835 Ballycurry Wicklow,
IRE d 23 APR 1918 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE
1861 Census: East Peckham, Kent. |
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FLORENCE
MARGARET TOTTENHAM
b 09 APR 1866 Ballcurry
Wicklow, IRE d Nov 1902 |
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Frederick
SEYMOUR, m 27 Jan 1866 to
Governor of British Columbia, d
10 June, 1869 |
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Mary Talbot Augusta
Tottenham
b
27 FEB 1871 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE
d 18 NOV 1944 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
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Catherine Isabella
Tottenham b
24 AUG 1864 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE
d 26 SEP 1943 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
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Roger Casement
m
30 AUG 1898 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
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Margaret
Mary STAPLETON after Countess DE
STACPOOLE d 20 Jan 1876 |
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Count
Hubert de
Stacpoole, m 18 Aug 1866 to
-d in France 26 July
1868 |
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Cecile
de Stacpoole |
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Galfrid
Aloysius Cathcart DE
TRAFFORD m 20 Aug 1887 |
|
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Lillian Emma
Tottenham b
05 NOV 1867 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d
14 FEB 1950 Ballycurry, Wicklow, IRE |
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Major Charles
Boswell
Tottenham,
D.S.O.,
14TH hussars
b
09 OCT 1869 Ballycurry Wicklow,
IRE d 11 FEB 1911 Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE |
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Lt. George-Sherbrook James AIREY,
R.N. Esq
b 10 OCT 1801
bapt- 26 DEC 1801 Saint John,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL,
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Anne
ROBERTSON
Dau of Robert
ROBERTSON, Esq of Prenderguest,
Brownsbank, and Gunsgreen, Berwick
and Anee GLASGOW of Ayrshire and
Dumbarton.
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Isabella Catherine
AIREY
b ab 1812 Of
Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d 05
APR 1863 Wicklow, IRE Youngest
Daughter |
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Colonel
Charles George
Tottenham, J.P., J.L. High Sheriff
Wexford and m.p.
For New Ross, b 14 of Nov 1807
m 14 JAN 1833 British Embassy
Chapel, Paris, Seine, France
d 1886 |
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Loftus Richard
TOTTENHAM, H.E.I.C.C.S.
b 31 AUG
1836 Ballycurry Wicklow,
IRE d 1919 Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE |
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Georgina Emily
Littledale
m 20 MAY
1860 Ballycurry Wicklow,
IRE |
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Henry
Crowford TOTTENHAM b 27 SEP
1867 Calcuta
, India
d 20 DEC
1934 Calcuta
, India |
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Maud Anne
Pitt m 27 DEC
1901 Calcuta
, India |
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Charles
Frederick TOTTENHAM b 20 JUN
1865 Calcuta
, India
d SEP 1940
Calcuta ,
India? m 06
DEC 1919
Calcuta ,
India |
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Evelynn
Christina
Charlotte TOTTENHAM 13 SEP
1874 Bengal
India
d 29 DEC
1955 Calcuta
?
m 29 JAN 1908 Calcuta
, India |
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George
Bertie TOTTENHAM b 01 JUL
1872 Calcuta
, India d 13
JUN 1893
Calcuta ,
India |
|
Isabella
Eliza TOTTENHAM b 01 JUN
1844
Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE
d 07 APR
1894
Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE |
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George
Cowley
Brown
m 22 APR
1868
Ballycurry,
Wicklow, IRE |
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Julius Airey TOTTENHAM
B
5 OCT 1839 Ballycurry Wicklow, Ire d 19 OCT 1891
Queensland
Aust |
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Eleanor GIBSON
m 03 FEB
1877 |
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Catherine Isabel TOTTENHAM b 05 NOV 1877 Queensland, d 14 JUL 1956 Queensland, Aust |
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Isabella-Eliza
TOTTENHAM |
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Julia Eleanor TOTTENHAM
b 31 MAY 1879 , Queensland, d 14 JUL 1956 Queensland, AUST |
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Charles Loftus TOTTENHAM b 26 Sep 1883 Queensland d Nov 1918 Queensland AUSTNHAM |
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Catherine TOTTENHAM after Lady
HORNBY
b
1842 Ballycurry, Wicklow, IRE d 28 JUN 1926
Ballycurry,
Wicklow, IRE |
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Harry
Maxwell
Howard m 25 NOV
1871
Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE
after
remarried
-became
Lady HORNBY |
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Captain Charles George TOTTENHAM R.A.
b
11 APR 1835 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d
23 APR 1918
Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE
Served in
Crimean War |
|
Catherine
Elizabeth
STAPLETON
m
09 JAN 1859
Ballycurry
Wicklow, IRE
(SEE
ALSO SAME
ABOVE UNDER
STAPLETON) |
|
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Catherine Isabella Tottenham
b 24 AUG 1864 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d 26 SEP 1943 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
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Roger Casement m 30 AUG 1898 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
. |
Charles Boswell Tottenham
b 09 OCT 1869 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d 11 FEB 1911 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
. |
FLORENCE MARGARET TOTTENHAM
09 APR 1866 Ballcurry Wicklow, IRE |
. |
Lillian Emma Tottenham b 05 NOV 1867 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d 14 FEB 1950 Ballycurry, Wicklow, IRE |
. |
Mary Talbot Augusta Tottenham b 27 FEB 1871 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE d 18 NOV 1944 Ballycurry Wicklow, IRE |
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Frances Barbara AIREY
b 01 JUN 1799, bapt-19 JUL 1799 Saint John,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL |
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captain
Dionysius AIREY
Born 1814. Capt.
Royal Artillery Died 28 October 1845 at
Officer's Quarters Fort St Elmo Malta age 31
years. Buried in Msida Bastion Cemetery. |
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Sir Lt-General James talbot aIREY, K.C.B.
b 6 Sept 1812 d 1 Jan 1898
Unmarried 1841 Afghanistan as aide to Maj.
General Elphinestone, Khoord-Kabul Pass,
Kabul, Gwalior campaign- decorated, Ceylon
as aide to governor, Crimea, (Alma,
Balaclava, Inkerman, Redan. Allowed himself
to be a hostage to enemy - was much
decorated), dsp
Second
in command of the Khuzzilibash Horse under
Sir John M'Caski1l. . In
Crimea
as Asst. Quarter-Master General, Light
Division, and to
Sir George Browne.
CB, Medal with 4 Clasps, Legion of Honour,
4th. Class Order of Medjidie, Turkish Medal
Retired with rank of Colonel Coldstream
Guards 26 December 1859
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General
Lord RICHARD Joseph
AIREY K.B.C., Baron
b
4 May 1803 Saint John, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL, Eldest Son
D at the house of Lord Wolseley, at
Leatherhead, on the 1th of September
1881.
Gibraltar 21 Sep
1865 - 25 Jul 1870
Sir Richard Airey
(b. 1803 - d. 1881)
25 Jul 1870 - 23 Jun 1876
Sir William Fenwick
(b. 1800 - d. 1883)
(FOR MY OWN INF0)
http://www.oocities.org/CapitolHill/Senate/2785/Gibraltar.html
AIREY,
RICHARD
AIREY, BARON (1803-1881),
British general, was the son of
Lieutenant-General Sir George
Airey (1761-1833) and was b in
1803. He entered the army in
1821, became captain in 1825,
and served on the staff of Sir
Frederick Adam in the Ionian
Islands (1827-1830) and on that
of Lord Aylmer in North America
(1830-1832). In 1838 Airey, then
a lieutenant-colonel, went to
the Horse Guards, where in 1852
he became military secretary to
the commander-in-chief, Lord
Hardinge. In 1854 he was given a
brigade command in the army sent
out to the East; from which,
however, he was immediately
transferred to the onerous and
difficult post of
quartermaster-general to Lord
Raglan, in which capacity he
served through the campaign in
the Crimea. He was made a
major-general in December 1854,
and it was universally
recognized in the army that he
was the best soldier on Lord
Raglan's staff. He was made a
K.C.B., and was reported upon
most favourably by his
superiors, Lord Raglan and Sir
J. Simpson. Airey was a
quartermaster-general in the
older sense of the word, i.e. a
chief of the general staff, but
a different view of the duties
of the office was then becoming
recognized. Public opinion held
him and his department
responsible for the failures and
mismanagement of the
commissariat. Airey demanded an
inquiry on his return to ENG and
cleared himself completely, but
he never recovered from the
effects of the unjust
persecution of which he had been
made the victim, though the
popular view was not shared by
his military superiors. He gave
up his post at the front to
become quartermaster-general to
the forces at home. In 1862 he
was promoted lieutenant-general,
and from 1865 to 1870 he was
governor of Gibraltar, receiving
the G.C.B. in 1867. In 1870 he
became adjutant-general at
headquarters, and in 1871
.attained the full rank of
general. In 1876, on his
retirement, he was created a
peer, and in 1879-1880 he
presided over the celebrated
Airey commission on army reform.
He d at the house of Lord
Wolseley, at Leatherhead, on the
i4th of September 1881.
SOURCE:
http://72.1911encyclopedia.org/A/AI/AIREY.htm
Arrived Port of Boston with
family 1847 - but also with a
L.M. Airey -- ID=?
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Harriet Mary
Everard TALBOT
m JAN
1838
b
1813 Evercrutch, Somerset. In 1881
Census, living alone with servants
at 7 Lowndes Sq Chelsea, Lon,
Middlesex [Note- Talbots recycle
this entire name - so there are a
least a half dozen HME Talbots]
Arrived Port of Boston with family
1847. Died on 28 July 1881 at
Lowndes Square, Belgravia, London,
England..Buried at Kensal Green
Cemetery, London, England. |
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George Aylmer AIREY
b BORN 27 AUG 1839 D 30 MAY 1853 Arrived Port of Boston with family 1847
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Louisa Anne AIREY
ELDEST DAUGHTER
b1841 D PORT TALBOT, CANADA WEST 1 JAN 1849 7½ YRS, INTERRED AT TYRCONNEL, CANADA WEST - 1849 Arrived Port of Boston with family 1847
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---dy Frederic AIREY
YOUNGEST SON b 1848 d 8 AUGUST 1857 AGE 9 YEARS |
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LORD Richard John
AIREY
b MAR 1844 ENG,
LAST SURVING SON DIED 3
SEP 1865 21 YEARS
Arrived Port of Boston
with family 1847
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Juliet Fanny
AIREY
b 1846 - 1863 Arrived Port of Boston with family 1847
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Julius
Everard
Talbot
AIREY
b Dublin Ireland, JAN 1816, d OCT 1895 Folkestone, Kent Arrived NY Harbor 1833 with father "Richard" - born same year Sir Richard above prior wife-- would only be 16 -- poss nephew travelling with him instead? 1851 Census says he was born 1818 in Ireland - a "special pleader" living with other barrristers In 1881 Census: "Barrister & Master Of The Court Common Please Not In Practice" The
Dictionary of the Canadian Biography Online on the bio of Thomas Talbot, describes a visit by Julius Airey to Canada, stating that he brough his nephew, Julius, in 1833 to Point Talbot, and that his older brother, Captain Richard Airey, stationed in Upper Canada, was a frequent visitor there as well: ". . . in the hope of keeping the farm within his family, he brought a nephew, Julius Airey, to Port Talbot in 1833. The youth stayed for almost eight years but could not take to the isolated existence. His elder brother, Captain Richard Airey, who was stationed in Upper Canada, was a frequent visitor to Port Talbot in the 1830s. In 1843 Talbot first invited him to live there and four years later promised to pass on his estate to him. Airey and his large family arrived in late 1847, displacing Talbot from his house. In May 1848, accompanied by George Macbeth* (at once his servant, companion, and estate manager), Talbot left for an extended visit to England, his first in 19 years. After 10 months they returned and in October 1849 Talbot attended as guest-of-honour the groundbreaking of the Great Western Rail-Road at London.
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In early 1850 Talbot quarrelled with Airey, perhaps over differences in their styles of living, and on 16 March he conveyed to him only half of his estate (almost 29,000 acres). . . ."
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Charlotte
Bromley-Davenport b
1825 Baginton,
Warwickshire, M St
George Hanover Square
1855 In 1881
Census Dau of William
Bromley-Davenport,
Baginton Hall, Nr
Coventry |
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Gertrude Charlotte Margaret AIREY b 1857 Lon. In 1881 lived at Kensworth House Kensworth, Hertford, ENG |
. |
Sheffield Henry Morier NEAVE m 30 April 1878 b 13 Oct 1853 Lon, Middlesex, ENG Bapt- 09 NOV 1853 Saint Mary-St Marylebone Road, Saint Marylebone, Lon, Eng -His occupation: West Indian Merchant |
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Sheffield Airey NEAVE b 20 Apr 1879 Kensworth, Hertford d 1961 |
. |
Lt. Richard NEAVE, Essex Regt b 9 July 1881 |
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Violet NEAVE |
. |
Beatrix NEAVE b 1880 Kensworth, Hertford, |
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Walter
S.
BRINDLE
m 22 Mar
1897 to |
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Airey NEAVE DSO OBE MC MP Member of Parliament for Abingdon from 1953 until his death in March 1979." murdered by IRA" "He was principal Conservative spokesman on Northern Ireland and the closest adviser to Mrs Thatcher since her election as party leader, whose victory had been planned by him as patiently and resourcefully as he had planned escapes through occupied Europe and for the remnants of the Airborne Division trapped at Arnhem during the War. His career reached two quite different peaks. First, as a young soldier, and second as a distinguished barrister and politician. As a soldier, he was the first officer to make "the home run" from Colditz, and the intelligence from this experience brought about his appointment to M19, where he was code named "Saturday." His book "Saturday at MI9" deservedly repeated the publishing success of his story of the Colditz escape" (Airey Neave Trust). |
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Hon. Katherine
Margaret AIREY
06 JAN 1843 Northampton,
ENG d 1900
In 1881, lived at 22
Belgrave Sqre, Lon,
Middlesex |
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Sir Geers Henry
Cotterell
3rd Bt
b 22 August 1834.1 He
was the son of John
Henry Cotterell and Hon.
Pyne Jesse
Brand-Trevor.d
1900 succeeded to the
title of 3rd Baronet
Cotterell, of Garnons,
Herefordshire [U.K.,
1805] on 17 February
1847. Held the office of
Member of Parliament
(M.P.) for Hereford
between 1857 and 1859.1
He held the office of
High Sheriff of
Herefordshire in 1863.He
held the office of
Justice of the Peace
(J.P.) for
Herefordshire.1 He held
the office of Deputy
Lieutenant (D.L.) of
Herefordshire.(The
Peerage).
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Alice
Cotterell,
b 1867
Lon BAPT- 18
AUG 1867
Mansel
Gamage,
Hereford
d 10 March
1924,
unmarried. |
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Louisa
Cotterell,
b 1870 Lon |
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Lord Lt Sir
John Richard
Geers
Cotterell,
4th Bt,
High Sheriff
b 13 July 1866 Lon d 13 Nov 1937
At age 14
in 1881, at
Eton Coll
Cotton Hall.
Held the
office of
High Sheriff
of
Herefordshire.
He gained
the rank of
Captain in
the service
of the 1st
Life Guards.
He succeeded
to the title
of 4th
Baronet
Cotterell,
of Garnons,
Herefordshire
[U.K., 1805]
on 17 March
1900. He
held the
office of
Lord-Lieutenant
of
Herefordshire
in 1904 (The
Peers). |
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Lady Evelyn
Amy
Gordon-Lennox
b 23 April
1872 Lon, m
4 Jan 1896,
d 17
February
1922 at age
49 Daughter
of Charles
Henry
GORDON-
LENNOX, Duke
Richmond 7th |
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Lt-Col Sir Richard Charles Geers Cotterell, 5th Bt CBE, TD, JP
b 1907 d 1978 m 1930 |
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Lady Lettice LYGON, after
Lady Lettice Cotterell (née Lygon) Daughter of 7th Earl Beauchamp Note- Lettice's brother- Hugh- is reported to have been a close friend of author Evelyn Waugh, and is the model for his Lord Marchmain in his epic Brideshead Revisited. |
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Rose Evelyn COTTERELL |
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Baron HAMBRO (Charles Eric Alexander HAMBRO) m 1st 4 July 1954 (divorce
1976) of Dixton and Dumbleton, merchant banker b 24 July 1930 d 7 Nov 2002 Before he was two years old, Charles's mother died after catching pneumonia while out riding, and his father remarried Marcus Wallenbergs widow. His stepmother's family connections to the Wallenberg family enabled him to be evacuated to Sweden during the Second World War. He spent the middle war years in the United States, staying with the great Morgan banking family, before returning to ENG in 1943 to complete his education - and consolidate an invaluable banker's network - at Eton. This classic City training continued with two years' national service in the Coldstream Guards. (Wik) |
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Female HAMBRO |
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Male RABBEN |
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Male HAMBRO |
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Male HAMBRO |
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Female Nicholas |
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Female COTTERELL |
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Male ST. CLAIR three children |
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Male COTTERELL |
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Female BRIDGEWATER |
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Male COTTERELL |
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Female BECKWORTH-SMITH |
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Female COTTERELL |
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Male COTTERELL |
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Female McMANUS |
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Male COTTERELL |
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Male COTTERELL |
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2 |
Hon. Molly Patricia BERRY |
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Cecily Violet COTTERELL
b 16 Aug 1898 d 1974 |
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William Adrian Vincent BETHELL m 29 JAN 1921 |
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Capt. Richard Anthony BETHELL of Rise and Watton Abbey, Yorks, JP (1950) ER Yorks, served in WW II 1941-45, with Life Gds; b 22 March, 1922; educ Eton; D 1966 |
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Lady Jane Pleydell-Bouverie dau of 7th Earl of Radnor, KG, K.CVO 1923 - A governor of The Royal Ballet- also production. at The Birmingham Royal Ballet |
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Male BETHELL |
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Female St.Aubyn |
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Male BETHELL |
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Female Madden |
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Female BETHELL |
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Male Gregory-Hood |
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Female BETHELL |
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Male Brotherton |
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2 |
Roden Powlett Graves Orde m 1946 |
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Sylvia Evelyn COTTERELL b 14 Nov 1896 M 1916 d 4 Feb 1944 at 47. |
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Captain Christopher Digby LEYLAND b 1892 (1929 divorced) |
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John Christopher Michael LEYLAND b 19 Oct 1922 |
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Pamela Cicely LEYLAND b 19 Dec 1917 m 17 FEB 1942?? also d. 11 Mar 1997 |
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Captain Reginald Arthur Charles GORDON-LENNOX b 1910 d 1965 Occ: Farmer in Zimbabwe. Son of Lord Esme Charles Gordon- Lennox and Hon. Hermione Frances Caroline Fellowes (Note Reginald's sister: Sara Carolyn Gordon- Lennox - married William Cunninghame, 11th Bt (tying back into Dwyer-Cunynghame line) |
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James David Charles GORDON-LENNOX b 29 Oct 1944 m 1973 div 1979 |
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Sally Brain daughter of John Roger Cooper Brain, in 1973. divorced in 1979. |
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Henry GORDON- LENNOX b 1976 |
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Clair Evelyn GORDON-LENNOX b 19 Aug 1946 |
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Edmund Clive Lardner -Burke m 1967 |
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Annie Marigold LEYLAND b 18 Jul 1919 |
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2 |
Roland Norris FAWCETT m 2 Nov 1929 |
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Sir John Henry Geers COTTERELL 6th Bt. b 8 May 1935. "[He] usually went by his middle name of Henry. He was educated at Eton College, Eton, Berkshire, England. He was educated at Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, Berkshire, England. He was commissioned in 1955, in the service of the Royal Horse Guards. He retired from the military in 1961. He held the office of Member of the Herefordshire and Worcestershire County Council between 1977 and 1981. He succeeded to the title of 6th Baronet Cotterell, of Garnons, Herefordshire [U.K., 1805] on 5 December 1978. He held the office of Vice-Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshire in 1998. He lived in 2003 at Downshill House, Bishopstone, Herefordshire, England " (The Peerage). |
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Lady Vanda (Al") Alexandra Clare Bridgewater, M.B. E. daughter of Major Philip Alexander Clement Bridgewater b 24 May 1940 d 5 Oct 2005. In 1997 she was awarded the MBE for her services to charity. |
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Henry Richard Geers COTTERELL b 22 Aug 1961 |
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Camilla Jane COTTERELL b 20 May 1963 |
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James Alexander Geers COTTERELL b 10 Aug 1964 |
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David George Geers COTTERELL b 2 Dec 1968 |
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Lady Mildred Katharine COTTERELL b 24 Nov 1902 d 1989 |
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Sir Terence Edmond Patrick Falkiner, 8th Bt. m in 1925 b 1903 d 1987) |
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Sir Edmond Charles FALKINER, 9th Bt. b 29 June 1938 d 1997 car crash in Spain. |
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Living DARBY two children |
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Male FALKINER |
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Female Wolfe-Taylor |
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Elizabeth Anne Theresa FALKINER b 1929 m 1956 |
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Major Sir Michael David HOGG, M.A. 8th Bt b 1925 d 12 July 2001 Grad of Oxford, Christchurch, journalist |
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Male HOGG |
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Living HOLMAN |
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Male HOGG |
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Female SELBY |
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Male HOGG |
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Female FALKINER |
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Male Taylor five children |
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Female FALKINER |
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Male BROWN |
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Male BROWN |
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Male BROWN |
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Female SANDY |
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Male BROWN |
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Male BROWN |
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Lt. Thomas
AIREY b
ab
1731
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Cumberland,
ENG d
1756
1st Lt of
Capt
Maddison's
Company of
Mariners
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Jonathan AIREY b
Abt.
1735
Newcastle-On-,
Tyne,
Cumberland
d
1796 m
7 Jan
1762 All
Saints,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
dsp
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Anne WATSON |
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William
AIREY
b 1740
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Cumberland
d 14 JAN
1807
May have
m
25 May
1777
Saint
Dunstan,
Stepney,
Lon
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Elizabeth
- - - - -
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Gabriel
AIREY
b
1744
"Newcastle-On-Tyne,
Cumberland"
d 09 AUG
1751
dsp |
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Ruth
AIREY
b ab
1737
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Cumberland,
ENG
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Nicholas
WALTON of
Fairnachs,
near
Ravensworth,
m 17
MAY 1758 All
Saints,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
NBL,
ENG
SEE
ABOVE-MARY
DOUBLE
CEREMONY
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Jane WALTON
b: 31 OCT 1762 bapt- 06 DEC 1762 Whickham, DUR |
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Jonathan WALTON 11 NOV 1774 Whickham, DUR poss d 1843 New U-T |
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Thomas WALTON 09 FEB 1761 Whickham, DUR |
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William WALTON
20 JUL 1759 Whickham, DUR |
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Henry WALTON b 14 JUL 1777 Whickham, DUR |
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Nicholas WALTON
05 JUN 1767
Whickham,
DUR |
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Jane AIREY b
14 Nov 1742,
St Dustans,
Stepney,
Lon. or
b 1742
"Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Cumberland"
Married on
her birthday
14 Nov 1765
to ,
All Saints,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne |
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Richard
PRIME
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Richard Airey PRIME
b 09 APR 1774 bap-05 MAY 1774 St Stephen Walbrook, Lon |
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Unknown |
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Mary Airey PRIME
d 1835 at home, Bedford-new-road, Clapham, "after a severe and protracted illness. Deeply lamented" (Times) |
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Cordelia Airey PRIME
Clapham, Surrey d ab April 1861 dsp unmarried |
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Mary Airey PRIME
b 30 AUG 1767 bap-28 SEP 1767 St Stephen Walbrook, Lon |
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Elizabeth PRIME
b 07 MAR 1770 bap-05 APR 1770 St Stephen Walbrook, Lon |
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Jane Airey PRIME
b 15 MAY 1771 bap-11 JUN 1771 St Stephen Walbrook, Lon |
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Richard JONES
m 23 MAR 1809 Saint Andrew By The Wardrobe, Lon |
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Margaret AIREY b
ab
1746
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Cumberland,
ENG |
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FRANCIS HURRY
m 17 MAY 1758 All Saints,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL SEE BELOW-RUTH- DOUBLE CEREMONY
Did business w/ Thomas Airey: Lease for 18
years from Thomas Preston to Thomas Airey
and Francis Hurry of a quay at South Shields |
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Francis HURRY
b 06 NOV 1762 NBL d 30 JUL
1845 NBL |
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Mary HURRY
b 14 SEP 1761 Low Meeting Presb, North
Shields, NBL |
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Eliz HURRY
b 17 JAN 1764 Low Meeting Presb, North
Shields, NBL |
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Joseph HURRY
bapt-20 JAN 1765 Low Meeting
Presb, North Shields, NBL |
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Thomas HURRY
b 06 FEB 1759 NBL bapt 12 MAR
1759 Hanover Square Presb, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL |
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Anna
AIREY b
1748
"Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Cumberland"
d unm 18 OCT 1820
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Mary
Airey
-
Ab 1750
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Cumberland,
ENG
d unm 30 Jan 1821
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Henry AIREY
b 1733
Benwell
& Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
NBL,
ENG d
06 JUL 1807
Subscribed
to Fourteen
Sermons on
various
subjects,
1782, HOOD,
Robert.
Newcastle |
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Maria
Henrietta
COWPER
b ab
1737
Penrith,
Cumberland,
ENG, d 10
JUN 1779,
m 30 MAY
1771 Saint
Andrews,
Penrith,
Cumberland,
ENG;dau of
Rev Cowper,
vicar on
Penrith,
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John AIREY
b ab 1776 Penrith, Cumberland, ENG d 1827 unm sarjeant at law
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Henry AIREY b ab 1777 Penrith, Cumberland, ENG d 1804 at sea unm
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Anna AIREY
b ab 1779 Penrith, Cumberland, ENG |
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Henry WATSON
b m cousin 29 Sep 1808
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Maria-Henrietta AIREY
ab 1778 Penrith, Cumberland, ENG d 1833 |
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Rev. Jelinger SYMONS, M.A. J.P.
m 01 JAN 1805 Witton Gilbert, DUR, ENG Rector of Radnage, Bucks, and Vicar of Monkland, Hereford J.P. Son of William SYMONS and Agnes JELINGER, the dau of Christopher JELINGER |
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Henry-John SYMONS, L.L.D. Vicar of ALL Saints and St. Martin's, Chaplain to the Duke of Cambridge. |
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JELINGER COOKSON SYMONS
b 27 AUG 1809 bapt-21 OCT 1809 West Ilsley, Berkshire, d 1860 JELINGER C. SYMONS, ESQ.,
an 'investigator' for government on the Employment of Children and Young Persons in the Mines of the Cumberland Coal-Field; and on the State, Condition, and Treatment of such Children and Young Persons. He was also a lawyer and a school inspector. There is some controversy of his recommendation of abolishing Welsh as a language. Not PC now, but typical thinking back then for an Englishman.
[Link to Cookson news accounts] |
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Captain Thomas AIREY
b 10 MAR 1775 bapt-10 MAR 1775 Hanover Square Presb, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL d MAR 1826 9th E Norfolk Regt. ADC TO Gen Orde,
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Julia ATKINSON
m Of, Temple Sowerby, Westmorland, ENG 22 JUL 1806 Fourth Dau of Matthew Atkinson |
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Henry AIREY d infancy |
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Matthew AIREY b 1812 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL, ENG D 29 JAN 1876 unm
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George Symons AIREY b 1814 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL, ENG of Kingston, Jamaica, d 14 Nov 1870 unm.
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Thomas AIREY b 1819 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne NBL d 22 JAN 1859 unm.
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Mary AIREY
ab 1809 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne NBL 21 OCT 1831 |
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John AIREY b 1821 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL, d 28 MAR 1880
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Agnes REDPATH b m 9 Aug 1872
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George Matthew AIREY b 1873 |
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Thomas Alexander AIREY b 1875 |
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Julia Maria AIREY
b ab 1816 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NBL ENG Bapt- 15 JAN 1824 Saint James, Whitehaven, Cumberland dsp |
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Rev. Edwatd TAYLOR
m 14 Aug 1875 Vicar of Temple Sowerby
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Captain Henry Cookson AIREY
59th Native Bengal Infantry b 17 May 1811 Kingsthorpe House, Yorkshire, or Appleby, Westmorland ENG d 10 MAY 1866 |
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Emily PARKE
m 20 DEC 1838 ENG Daughter of William PARK, Sydney |
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Lt. Thomas William Parke AIREY 21st R.N. Fusiliers e b 26 JAN 1841 Of Yorkshire, ENG d 27 FEB 1863 Bath unm |
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MARY PARKE AIREY b 25 JUN 1845 Pickering, Yorkshire, ENG. In 1881, lived at 14 Alfred St Walcot, Somerset, ENG, with sister, Jane Parke Airey, as single unmarried women and landowners. |
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JANE PARKE AIREY b 03 FEB 1840 Crossmichael, Kirkcudbright, SCOT. In 1881, lived at 14 Alfred St Walcot, Somerset, ENG, with sister, Mary Parke Airey, as single unmarried women and landowners. |
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CHARLES PARKE AIREY b 28 SEP 1848 Pickering, Yorkshire, ENG d 1849 dsp Pickering, North Riding Of Yorkshire |
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(ISABELLA) TALBOT PARKE AIREY b 25 OCT 1846 Pickering, Yorkshire, ENG d 15 SEP 1863 dsp |
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Colonel Henry Parke AIREY, D.S.O. b 3 Aug 1843 Kingsthorpe-2nd son , House, Yorkshire, ENG d 1911 Educated at Marlborough College and the East India Co.'s Military College at Addiscombe, he went to India on graduating in 1859, and was commissioned ensign in the 101st Regiment (Royal Bengal Fusiliers) in 1861. Served in Egypt in 1885 as A.D.C. to General Freemantle, Coldstream Guards, (medal and clasp Khedive's Star) Armorial Bearings Azure, on a chevron argent, between in chief three mullets of the last and in base of battlements of a tower or, three cinquefoil of the field. MANTLING : azure and argent. CREST: On the wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of a tower or, a dexter or a sinister embowed in armor proper, holding a cinqfoil azure. MOTTO: "Je le tiendrai" |
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Florence Ada MCCULLOCH m 06 FEB 1868 , NSW, AUST Dau of A. H. McCulloch of Sidney. |
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Amy Louisa Beatrice AIREY b 1877 |
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Annie Mary AIREY b ab 1872 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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Lt. Charles Francis AIREY 2nd Regiment NSW Forces b 01 AUG 1870 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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Dorothea Bessie AIREY b ab 1878 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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Dulce AIREY b ab 1880 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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Gertrude Florence AIREY b ab 1876 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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Midshipman George Henry AIREY, Naval Brigade b 14 JAN 1874 Sydney, NSW, AUST |
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EMILY PARKE AIREY b 18 FEB 1844 Pickering, Yorkshire, ENG d 24 JUN 1876 |
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Captain George Parke AIREY 2nd Lt Denbigh Militia in 1881 b 25 Apr 1861 Kingsthorpe-, House, Yorkshire, ENG d 26 DEC 1891 Later Vicar of Ellacomb and Recor of St Leonards-On-Sea. |
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Unknown m 1883 Issue |
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George AIREY
b c
1727,
Cumberland
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
d Unknown
|
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Mary
GOODEN
Lon May
been b 1726
Bap here-
parents
Richard
Goodin and
Ann |
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JANE
AIREY
Bapt-
at 1
yr
14
NOV
1749
Saint
Dunstan,
Stepney,
Lon,
ENG |
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ANN
AIREY
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EDWARD
STUART
m 23
NOV
1743
Saint
John,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
NBL,
|
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George
AIREY George
was
b in
Lon,
Stepney,
8
Nov
1740 "illegitimate"
-
Parents
later
married.
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Joseph
AIREY B
4
April
1746
St
Dustan's
Stepney,
Lon,
d 3
Sep
1824
aged
76
years.
Bu:
St
Andrews,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
-
Large
flat
stone-
quite
worn
Link
to
large
size
document.
Christening
of
Joseph
Airey-
St
Dustan's,
Stepney,
Lon,
Middlesex
from
Parish
Registers
1745\1770
Vol
no
P93
DUN
4
d
unknown
Occupation:
Master
&
Mariner
Noticed
that
Joseph
Airey
had
a
ship
named
"Ann"
ref
Times
23
Apr
1785.
Also
"Sheffield"
Ref
27
April
1785. |
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Ann BARKAS, b
possibly:
14
Apr
1748,
St
John's
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,
Father:
possibly
William
BARKAS.
m
10
July
1774,
St
John's
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
Link
to
Register
Doc |
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George AIREY b 1 May 1780
Bap 16 April 1782 D 18 July 1842 aged 62 years Bu: St Andrews, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, near her father, Joseph's vault.
Listed in Death Index. in 1841 Census
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Jane ------
b 1786
in 1841 Census with husband- a ten year old Elizabeth Airey and the Brown Family
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William AIREY, eldest son b 18 Sep 1778
Bap 16 April 1782 St. Andrew Par. Reg Nonconf, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. d 5 Apr 1834 Aged 55 Bu: St Andrews, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, near her father, Joseph's vault. |
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Susannah AIREY b ABT 1785, St. Andrew Par. Reg. And Nonconf., Newcastle- Upon-Tyne.
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Ann AIREY second daughter, b 16 March 1782
Bap 16 April 1782, Bu: St Andrews, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, near her father, Joseph's vault. Single. All children baptized with Ann). Information comes from the Family Bible of Joseph and Ann AIREY, as per the 1909 transcription of archive document:
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Joseph AIREY b 10 April 1775
Bap 16 April 1782 St. Andrew Par, Reg Nonconf., Newcastle- Upon- Tyne, d 29 SEP 1792 |
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Robert AIREY
b 28 Aug 1787, St. Andrew Par. Reg. And Nonconf., Newcastle- Upon-Tyne, d 14 Oct 1861 |
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Jane Anne BURRELL
m
22 FEB 1836
b 1805, Bishopwearmouth, DUR, D 2 APR 1857, Torquay, Devonshire parents
John BURRELL Dorothy
BURRELL. |
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Frances Anne AIREY
Christening: 09 JUL 1838 Saint Andrew, Newcastle-Upon- Tyne, NBL, |
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Thomas Waller BURRELL
B 1825 m 19 JAN 1871 Saint James, Westminster, Lon In 1881-a "gentleman" |
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Francis W. BURRELL b 1874 Torquay, Devon, d 1936 |
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Cecil E. A. BURRELL b 1876 Torquay, Devon, Owned a pub in a hotel |
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Gertrude M. BURRELL b 1877 Torquay, Devon, |
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Susan Emma AIREY
b 30 Jan 1837 Saint Andrew Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Possibly this Susan, or another, never married- and buried with Laye family at Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG In 1891 Census, living with Georgina Airey, her sister-in-law In 1861, with sister Frances in Jesmond. |
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Emily Isabella Jane
AIREY
b 27 Sep 1839 Saint Andrew Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Note in 1881 Census- has 16 servants living at Putteridge Park Offley, Hertford,
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Colonel George SOWERBY, J.P.
of Dalston Hall, Cumberland- DUR Militia, b 17 Feb 1832 Offley, Hertford, d 2 Aug 1888 |
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Francis Hubert AIREY SOWERBY b 1874 Putteridge, Hertford, Bapt- 19 OCT 1873 Lilley, Hertford, ENG, d unmarried of dysentery at Kroonstad 21st April 1901. S Africa |
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Major & Hon. Lt. Col. Thomas George SOWERBY, J.P Lord of the Manor of Lilley 3rd Batt DUR L.I.b 8 Apr 1866 Served in S. Africa 1900-01 |
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Ellen Ca therine PRYOR m 8 July 1897 to , dau of Marlborough Robert PRYOR |
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Richard Thomas Reynolds SOWERBY b 5 May 1898 |
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Hubert Dennison SOWERBY b 21 Jan 1902 |
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Lillian Mary SOWERBY b 1872 Putteridge, Hertford Bapt-07 JAN 1872 Lilley, Hertford, ENG, In 1881 lived at Putteridge Park Offley, Hertford, |
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Violet Florence SOWERBY b 1874 Putteridge, Hertford In 1881 lived at Putteridge Park Census Place Offley, Hertford, |
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Lt. Colonel and Hon Colonel Commander Harry John SOWERBY, J.P. , D.S.O. 4th Batt DUR L.I. b 28 Nov 1867 Bapt- 29 MAR 1868 Lilley, Hertford, Served in S. Africa 1900-01 |
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Emily Frances Annie SOWERBY |
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Frederick William FELLOWES m 12 June 1894 to (Descended from George, Duke of Clarence, K.G., brother of EDWARD IV) |
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Reginald William Lyon FELLOWES b 6 Aug 1895 Herts Offley, Kingswalden, Hertford |
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Major Robert Henry Burrell AIREY
b 2 Jun 1841 Saint Andrew Newcastle- Upon- Tyne 9th Regiment. Living in Lon in 1901
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Margaret b 1850 |
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[Mary] Augusta
AIREY
b 7 Mar 1843 Saint Andrew
Newcastle Upon Tyne In 1861, visiting along with Georgina below, and father, Robert, McFarlane family. |
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Georgina AIREY
b 5
Sep
1845
Saint
Andrew
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
In
1881
living
with
rectors
and
teachers
at
Llanfair
Fechan,
Caernarvon,
Wales. In
1901,
still
single,
living
at
Warwickshire.
d
1902
Gateshead
Unmarried.
in
1891,
she
was
living
with
Susan
Emma
Airey.
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Mary AIREY
b 18 Aug 1777, Baptized at St Andrews 16 April 1782, d 9 Mar 1868 Clarence Paeade Southsea, Bu Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG (Fact Disputed) [Entry listed in the Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, St.Andrew's Church, Newcastle- upon-Tyne, NBL] Cause of d: "Decay of Nature" age 90 years, F.F. Laye present at her d.I have
copies of letters from Mary AIREY-LAYE, seeking an Ensigncy for her son. Letters are also to and from the Marchioness Winchester, Lord FitzRoy Somerset (later Ragland), and Commander in Chief General Hill. (The Marchioness, stood up at Princess Caroline's wedding, so this gives a hint of her contacts and or social status.
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Lt. General Francis LAYE, Royal Artillery 9 Dec 1805, Parish of Tynemouth, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, St Andrews by Rev William B. Moises.Witnesses: Joseph AIREY and Ann AIREY. Certificate has Mary as the daughter of Joseph AIREY, Green Court Appleton's Encyclopedia: http://famousamericans.net/francislaye/
LAYE, Francis, British soldier, born about 1753; died in Newcastle, ENG, 29 [erratum- actual date is 20] January, 1828. He was ordered to New York as a lieutenant of artillery in 1773, wounded at Bunker Hill, took part in numerous battles, and accompanied General Alexander Leslie's expedition to Virginia. He was severely wounded at Camden, under Lord Rawdon, received the special thanks of that officer for his services, and then sent home. He commanded the artillery in the West Indies in 1800, aiding in the capture of the islands by the expeditions under Sir John Duckworth and General Trigge.
NoteFor other children of Laye:
Link here
Married three times Sarah- - -, Margaret Brown and Mary Airey lastly, their children below:
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ELIZABETH M. LAYE, b 1819 Edinburgh, SCOT. 1851 Census
with husband, Not in 1861or 71 Census, In 1891 Census, d 10 Jan
1892 Southsea, (Ref Times 23 Dec 1892). Photo taken in
Dublin. Lived in IRE (Meath) and Isle of Man (Douglas) with or near F.F.
Laye family. Rev Patten baptized these Laye children: Frances Elizabeth,
Henrietta Catherine, Francis William, Henry Airey, Living in Co. Meath
1838-1843. -Later poss Dublin. |
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Rev. Francis anderson S. Murray
PATTEN, M.A.,
b SCOT 1814, d before 1892. In 1851, Curate St Gregory's,
Sudbury
St
Gregory, Suffolk, Not in 1861 or 71 Census, He is listed a Rev. F.
Patten on "Landowners of IRE 187? Survey List" County Meath p
71.Baptized most of Maj. F.F. Laye's children in Meath 1838-1843.
Believe he had a brother named William Murray Patten who went to AUST.
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Francis anderson S. Murray
PATTEN
b abt 1838 IRE, Reg 1839 in Gloucestershire, In 1871 Census w/ wife - no
children present at Alverstoke
- a haunting place of the Layes. |
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E. M. - - - ---- b abt 1821 SCOT |
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Mary Margaret M.
PATTEN
b 1841 Chattenden, Gloucestershire, 1851 With parents, (Only child)
m 1866 St Jude's Church, Southsea This info is per the Lon Times
12 Sep-1866. d summer 1867 Isle of Wight, - poss at sea with other
members of Noott family. |
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Dr. William Francis NOOTT, M.D. M.R.C.P., b Plymouth, Devon, ab 1824, Member Roy College Physicians
Lon Not Practising -surgeon. Remarried in 1878 Croydon to an
Emily . 1881 Census has wife as Emily H. NOOTT, Living with him
is the mother, Elizabeth Patten, widow, and a Clara NOOTT,
oddly, as a servant. |
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SON NOOTT b 16
Aug 1867 d 16 Aug 1867 Ventnor Isle of Wight. |
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SUSAN LAYE b 1821 Youngest and 4th
daughter of General Francis LAYE and Mary AIREY
Bu: Highland Road Cemetery Southsea, Hampshire, ENG.
Was living in 1891, widow, aged 70, with sister Elizabeth
Patten, at 323, No. 24, Portsea. In 1861 with husband,
mother-Mary Airey- and aunt, Susan Airey.
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DR. ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, M.D., Surgeon
b 1797 IRE m 8 Nov 1850 at Berwick , "Surgeon to the
Forces" Bu: Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG
died before 1891. In 1840 station at Cork IRE. Was
hospital asst in 1815, asst surgeon 1816, "Regetel Surgeon"
1835, Staff Surgeon 1839. In 1861, already retired living
w/ wife, mother-in-law, and aunt of wife.
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---- LAYE b 16 May1816 Know nothing ab - this 3rd child |
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Frederick LAYE
1811 2nd b son, (docs also say 3 yr 8 mos: mj 223), d 24 Nov 1816 aged 5 yrs.Ellison (docs also say 3 yr 8 mos: mj 223) |
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LT
General Joseph Henry LAYE, C.B., 24th
and 58th Regiment, Promoted to Full General
(Colonel-General) -Hon 1887
b 19 June 1816 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne NBL, res:
Paddington, Paddington, Lon
d: 90 Talbot Rd, 3 Mar, 1895, 79 yrs.
- Influenza & Pneumonia, Member of the Literary
& St. Mary Philosophical Society of
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne In 1871 Census, in Judge Advocate,
living in Lon, Paddington, St. Luke, with wife and
servants. 58th
and 24th Regiments, NBL Fusiliers Turkey:
Asst-military secretary to Lord William Paulet, Commander in
Bosphorus. Major,- Deputy Judge Advocate at HQ, 1887-
Royal Colonel of Royal NBL Fusiliers (Previously 5th
Regiment of Foot).Was on the Committee for the Relief of
Orphans and Widows of the Isandlana and Rourke's Drift Fund
.
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Wangonui: There are
some discrepancies/differences in the account. Bartrop has
the above version, but some internet sources states heavy
losses on both sides- The Maoris, were absolutely enraged
upon hearing the news [of Laye's expeditious legal
proceedings] and attacked his stockade. There was much loss
on both sides, but Laye's men prevailed. Laye and his 170
men were threatened by a 700 member war party urged on by
the chief.
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No point on the
globe could be more remote and obscure, yet somehow this
little clash caught Queen Victoria's attention and her
strong approval. Gov-Gen Grey echoed her praise: "[Of]
. . . firmness of decision of which Captain Laye acted on
this occasion, had saved the country from serious protracted
rebellion." The secretary added, " I have it especially in
command to assure you of the sense which Her majesty
entertained of the firmness with which Captain Laye, 58th
Regiment noted on the occasion of the attack of the natives
on the town of Wangonui and of the gallant conduct of
himself and the detachment under his order on that
occasion." Ironically, Laye was never decorated or received
any immediate promotion, but this action, and the queen's
favor, was never forgotten.Both Laye, and his son- who would
on the queen's staff, both became Major-Generals.
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Louisa Marie JUPP,
m 10 Dec 1891 St George's Hanover Sq Lon, (Ref Times 12
Dec 1891).Youngest dau of James Jupp, Esq. Laye remarrying at
age of 75, 9 mos after wife died. Died in Plymouth at 87,
left all her money to the Hospital for Sick Children, and Royal
Hospital for Incurables d 8 Dec 1935, Notice in Times
10 Dec 1935 at the residence of Mrs. A.D. Maclean 'Hilton'
Compton Park, Plymouth,
Funeral at Emmanuel Church.
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Emelia Maria Dean PITT
1820 H.B. Edinburgh, d 5 April 1891 (Ref
Times 8 April 1891) Camington House, Osburne Road,
Southsea (or Portsea), aged 70 years Cause of death:
pleurisy (right) Maj General Laye, husband, present at her
death ) M 23 May 1848, St Paul's, Auckland. New Zealand
daughter of
Major-General George Dean-Pitt, K.H.
and grand-daughter of
George Pitt, Lord
Rivers
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Major Gen. Joseph Henry LAYE b 4 Feb 1849 Auckland New Zealand, d 26 June 1938 Dawlish East, Dawlish, Newton Abbot, Teignmouth, Devon ENG, UK Myocardial degeneration -89 yrs old Mabel G. Martyn present at his death. Bu: Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG (See photo below) Last known address: 6 Pall Mall, Lon, S.W. (1901 photo) |
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- Anna
Marie LEISHMAN,
m 12 Sept 1889 St. Mary's
Parish, Low Harrogate,
North Yorkshire, UK to daug of John
LEISHMAN, W.S., Edinburgh b about 1842. (She died 16
Jan 1912, age 70 yrs, Dawlish Cause of death:
"Chronic Bright's Disease [kidney disease] / Heart
Failure". Husband present at her death), This was
Anna's second marriage. Her first was to Dr.Offley
Bohun Shore, on 17 OCT 1861 Edinburgh Parish,
Edinburgh. He was a relative of Florence
Nightingale. (See below) Joseph in the 1901
Census was living in Lon, Kensington- no sign of
Anna.
- Anna's first
husband: Dr. Offley Bohun Shore, M.D.,
L.M., M.R.C.P. (b
21 Jan 1839, Norton, Sheffield, d 12 Apr 1911
Ealing), a relative for Florence Nightingale.
He may have remarried: An Offley Bohun Shore was
married in 1887 at Westminister - her name may be
Annie Wakefield.
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FRANCIS
GEORGE SINCLAIR LAYE, b 1853, Royal Navy
in 1881 at Portsmouth,.m Portsea 1882,
d 1884 at Portaferry, Down, IRE Bu: Highland Road
Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire, ENG I need to
double check some dates here- since I show his having
offspring 10 years after his death. 1884 is a correct
death date- wife is listed as widow in childbirth |
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AMY SELINA NUGENT, M Jun 1882 Portsea, b born 10
JAN 1854, Auckland, New Zealand, daughter of Captain
Charles Lavallin NUGENT HM 58th Regt and to
Charlotte Marcia Dean-Pitt, fifth daughter of his Excellency General George Dean PITT, KH,,
whom Francis' father served under in NZ. Francis died
1884 at Portaferry, Down, IRE, home of the Nugents.
D age 30 1895, Isle of Wight - In 1891 living with her
father-in-law, General Laye. |
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Rose LAYE b 3 Jan 1851, Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, d "At sea, on board the ship "Vimeira", on the 25th April 1852, age 15 months Rose, the infant daughter of Captain Laye, 58th Regiment." per newspaper "Southern Cross", 12 November 1852 Dead Link |
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Major Francis George Fenwick LAYE
b3 July 1807 Leith Fort SCOT, bap 24 July 1807, English Chapel, Fort Leith SCOT, d before 1881. Eldest d before 1881 -ab 1875 More information on main
Dwyer-Laye |
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Elizabeth Patricia RAMSAY
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a feminist: E. P. Ramsay-Laye wrote
"Women and Careers" in Englishwoman Review, 9, (Apr 1878) p
96 -
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On the possibility and
desirability of married women having careers.
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E.P. Laye
also mentioned: Jordan, Ellen, "'Making Good Wives and Mothers?'" :
The Transformation of Middle Class Girls' Education in Nineteenth
Century Britian" History of Education Quarterly,
Vol. 31,
No. 4, (Winter 1991), 439-462. Died
1932, ENG. She must have married Francis when he was old and she
quite young. While she probably inherited much, her family was
already wealthy by way of tea plantations in India. After his
death she was a world traveler and adventurer, living in India
and AUST-and gold hunting. Elizabeth, wrote several books of notice,
Our Cousins in AUST 2061 (April 27,1867)
Social Life in Sydney 2009 (April
28,1866) and ---- Her pen name was Isabel Massary. The first
two were reviewed in the 19th century journal
-"Athenaeum."See More on "Ramsay Page". Ref also: Name:
Massary, Isabel Dates: - mentioned: 1865 Occupations: writer
Groups: Authors, Book Editors Archive: British Biographical Archive
Fiche: I 750,19 Title of Source: Kirk J.F [= Short title] Critical
dictionary of English literature and British and American
authors / Kirk, J. F.. - Lon. - 1891 (2 vols No issue
- Also wrote:
- "Hearts or
Diamonds?: Or was it an Error?" A novel 3 vols. Lon,
1870, as Elizabeth P. Ramsay
- "Tales of the
Daybreak" A novel Lon: 1884. as Mrs. Ramsay Laye
- "Our Cousins in AUST" (1867)
- "Social Life in Sydney" (1866) :.Last
two reviewed in the 19th century journal
-"Athenaeum":
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Anne
ROBERTSON,
8 Jan 1852, Tweedmouth, Berwick. Anne' 4th daughter of
father of the late John ROBERTSON, of
Tweedmouth, Berwick on Tweed. Robert Airey, witness.
No issue 1861 lived at Alverstoke with husband. |
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Anne
Maria Teresa WALSH
(b 1811 IRE Died in giving birth to my
ggg grandmother, Emily LAYE 11 Sep 1848, Douglas, Isle
of Man.Bu: 14 Sep 1848, Braddan Church Cemetery 8
children. Had death bed conversion to Catholicism,
Anglican re-baptised Catholic, by Francis, obeying his
wife's last request). Married 28 Oct 1835 in Newbridge,
Colpe Church County Meath, IRE- but family Bible has ".1st July 1834 by Rev. Crawford" at same church.
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Mary Ann LAYE b
1836 IRE (Bible says:
born 20 May 1835 at Farm Hill Co Meath at 1/2
past 7 AM, Christened by Rev. J.
Montgomery at Colpe Church Co. Meath on 2nd June 1835. Hooping cough Sept 1838. Scarlet fever March 1842. Measles
April 1846.
In 1851 with father and grandmother in census at Berwick, NBL. Not married. Died 1858,
Berwick
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Susan Louisa Theresa LAYE
Bible: "born 8th Feb 1837 at Templemore Co Tipperary (?)
At 3 PM.
Christened by Rev Faulkener at Templemore on 26 Feb 1837.
Hooping cough Sept 1838.
D 13th Mar 1862 of scarlet fever at Triton Lodge, Wm. Dropheder (?)
at ½ past 10 PM. bu Juliantown (?) Co Meath" |
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Frances Elizabeth LAYE Bible"b 7 Sept 1838 at Farm Hill Co. Meath at 10 PM.
Christened by Rev F. J. Murray Patten (?) at Farm Hill on 6th Oct
1838.
Scarlet Fever March 1842.
Measles April 1846. 1861 22 years old- living with father, stepmother and siblings at
Alverstroke. |
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Francis William LAYE b
IRE 1839 Bible: b
27 Feb 1842 at Triton Lodge Co Meath at 1/4 before 7 AM (?). Christened
by Rev F. L. Murray Patten at Triton Lodge Co. Meath on 11 April 1842.
Measles April 1846. " In 1851 with father and grandmother in census at Berwick, NBL.
Not in 1861 Census |
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Henrietta Catherine
Shepheard LAYE b 1841 IRE
Bible: "Laye b 2 Apr 1840 at Farm Hill Co. Meath at
1 PM. Christened by Rev F. J. Murray Patten
(?) at Colpe Church, Co. Meath on the 20 May
1840.
Measles April 1846.
Died". Farm Hill is the Walsh estate.
In 1851 with father and grandmother in
census at Berwick, NBL. Not married.
Died 1856, Berwick. |
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Henry Joseph Airey LAYE, 4th Bombay
Rifles, b 1844 IOM, Bap #1
1843 St George's Anglican, Douglas, on
Aug 2, 1843.Bap #2: Chapel Saint
Francis Xavier Roman Catholic,
Douglas (Later St Mary's) on Sep 23,
1843
(Dates of baptism all seem a year
off). Bible: "b 25 June 1843 Douglas,
Isle of Man at 1/4 past ten PM.
Christened by Rev F. J. Murray Patten at
St. George’s Church Douglas on 2nd Aug
1843. Measles April 1846.
Scarlet Fever ....1847.
Died. " In 1851 with father
and grandmother in census at Berwick,
NBL. In 1861 Census: 17 yrs old, at home
with parents at Alverstoke. Later
a cadet: 1861:Bombay , d 28
Jan 1866 at Tanua. Times 1 Mar
1866, Ref website:
- "The Cadet papers are under
reference IOR/L/MIL/9/xxx at the O.I.O. Collection at the British Library in
Lon and cover the period from c.1789 until towards the end of the 19th
century. This index only covers the period 1789 to 1859. When you look-up a
name you will find the OIOC ref number and LDS Family History Centre film
number, you can then go to your nearest LDS Family History Centre and order
this film for viewing in that centre. This is much more convenient than
going all the way to Lon from say Alberta"
- Cadet Laye Henry Airey
IOR/L/MIL/9/252/820-28 1952295
Reference In 1869- Ensign in infantry-
Bombay Army
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Maria Josephine Louisa LAYE b1844-5 Isle of
Man
Bible: "Laye born 23 Jan 1845 Douglas,
Isle of Man at 1/6th past 6 AM.
Christened by Rev. P. Weagrath (?) at
Douglas on the 3rd Feb 1845. Measles
April 1846." Baptized: Chapel
Saint Francis Xavier Roman Catholic,
Douglas (Later named St Mary's) on
Feb 13, 1845. d Prob in childbirth 1876
-Emily Laye visiting around that time.
In 1851 with father and grandmother in
census at Berwick, NBL. In 1861Census living with
father, stepmother and siblings at
Alverstroke. |
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William Lothian Hamilton, son of James Hamilton and Ann Nelson, on 29 August 1870, St. Andrew
Sq.
Edinburgh. Emily likely stayed with her while about to give birth
to Hugh in 1875- Father, Major FF Laye at wedding.
Mr. Hamilton was a veterinary student. His father was
James Hamilton, the minister of the congregation, and his mother was
Ann Nelson. (Ann Laye witness & George Newton).
In 1881 Census, 3 generations living together- at Wellington St
Park, Duddingston, Edinburgh, SCOT James L.W. HAMILTON below- 9
years old with sister Theresa A.S. HAMILTON who is 5 yrs.
Their father .William L. HAMILTON 30 yrs, is a veterinarian
surgeon, and his parents: Ann HAMILTON mother 62 yrs, and his father
James HAMILTON who is 65 yrs and the Chaplin Edinr Royal Infirmary.
Where is Maria Josephine Louisa LAYE?? Divorced? Likely
instead died in childbirth after 2nd child 5 years prior. |
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James Laye Walsh HAMILTON b 8 April 1871, Leith
Midlothian, SCOT |
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Theresa A.S. HAMILTON b about 1876 Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, SCOT |
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Frederick LAYE b 1846 Isle of Man
Laye Family Bible: "Frederick Laye born 11th
June 1846 at Ballanpatten (?) Near Douglas
Isle of Man at ... past 9 PM. Christened by
Rev Bro... vicar of .... Braddan... on the
17th June 1846.
In 1861Census living with father,
stepmother and siblings at Alverstroke.
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Emily
Marie LAYE b 11 September 1848, Douglas, IOM. bap
Lambert Dwyer and Emily Laye had "Illegitimate
child" married to his brother, William Dwyer. Appears to have been a long
term affair- each chasing each other back and forth across Atlantic. Other
children may be Lambert's - Only evidence for Hugh. Her husband
divorced her- changed his name in the 1880 census from William to Thomas.
Hugh lists his father as "Lambert Dwyer" on his marriage certificate.
Lambert visited America, and Emily staying with her sister in SCOT, not far
from where Lambert was stationed- Hugh born there, in Edinburgh. Hugh used
to receive money from a "Bertie Dwyer" at Christmas- a good amount. In
1861Census living with father, stepmother and siblings at Alverstroke.
- Emily Remarried: to John PRINCE, John
Prince (b about 1858, d at age of 32 at 314
Porter Street, Detroit 7 Dec 1890. Accidental overdose of chloroform
administered during surgery) He was the grandson of Hon. Col John
PRINCE, alleged illegitimate son of William IV of ENG and an actress.
(Most prob untrue - but he must have been an impressive person to have
people think he could be). Emily is my direct gg grandmother. She
died 23 Aug 1896 in Detroit MI as "Mrs Emily Prince."
-
Hon. Colonel John PRINCE
(hated by the citizens of Detroit, who placed a price on his
head), -Famous or infamous for his ruthlessness at the
Battle of Windsor
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- Colonel
Lambert Francis Wilson DWYER b 27 April 1840, 7:30,
Saint Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire, ENG - d 2 Jan 1923 at 2
Clarence-Parade, Southsea. Parents: Major General Thomas
Peard DWYER and Mary Ann TOULMIN Single as of 1891 -Was
staying as a visitor for Caroline Cunynghame Dwyer, Bertie and Denys
in 1891 in Portsea. Biological father of Hugh Dwyer- my grandfather.
Committee member (founding) of the St Moritz Tobogganing Club, on 17
Nov 1877. In 1901 Census: Boarding - with his
sister-in-law- widowed -Caroline Cunynghame Dwyer-Newly discovered
(2006) that Lambert was in The US, arriving in Boston of the Malta on 4 Jan 1873.
- 17th Regiment, 106th -Captain H.P., Bombay Light Infantry,
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St
Hugh Simpson Gerald Toulmin DWYER b 18 Dec 1875 10:45 am, Janefield Parish of Corsorphine,
Edinburgh, SCOT. Bap St John's Episc, Edinburgh, 18 Jan 1876 Hugh
born while parents were on trip, revisiting the UK. Also there is a
retroactive American version ofa Birth Certificate. d 27 Jun
1939, Detroit MI Harper Hospital; Blue eyes FOR HUGH'S OFFSPRING- LINK TO DWYERS USA |
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Gertrude
S LAPORTE, 1895 Hugh DWYER'S
Marriage Certificate To Gertrude LAPORTE
(aka KEENAN) Note his mother
listed as 'SAGE" A common error
with copyists here and in UK- The
slightest sloppiness will make the name
"LAYE" appear as ''SAGE" OR 'LAGE'. Note
"Lambert" oddly recorded here instead of
'William". Also Hugh here affirms to
Scottish birth, contradicting his "US
birth." WHY DOES HUGH LIST HIS UNCLE AS
HIS FATHER? |
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James
Lambert DWYER b
1906 Detroit |
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Garnette ARMSTRONG |
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George Robert DWYER b 9 Apr 1898 Detroit MI
d Feb.1,1988 in Livonia.
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Elinor MILLER |
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Sally DWYER d Sept., 2001 in Michigan |
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Charles T.
HILTZ |
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Charles T. HILTZ Jr.
b 1951 died Sept. 2002 |
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Sandy HILTZ b
1956 |
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Robert Miller DWYER
b Jan 25, 1929 |
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Noreen O'
BRIEN
b Jul 2, 1936 |
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Michael Robert DWYER |
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Mary
Ann BARNWELL
b June 29, 1959 |
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Megan Elizabeth DWYER
b Nov 3 1993 |
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Sarah Marie DWYER
b Jan 1, 1996 |
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Patrick Gerald DWYER b Mar 1, 1960 |
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James Kevin DWYER
b Sep 15 1961 |
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Mary
Ellen LYSCIK
b Aug 18, 1958 |
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Brady Alan DWYER b Jul 14 1993 |
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Brendan Conor DWYER
b Nov 10 1996 |
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Daniel Brien DWYER b Dec 31, 1962 |
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Shon
Ann PILARSKI
b Nov 12, 1965 |
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Emma Elizabeth Ann
DWYER
b Sep 13, 1996 |
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Dylan Noah DWYER
b Nov 12, 1998 |
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Brian David DWYER b May 7, 1967 |
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Marianne BRAASCH b May 3,
1967 |
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Gordon Robert DWYER
b Apr 13, 1996 |
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Colleen Rebecca DWYER b May 2, 1999 |
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Patrick Ellen DWYER d 2001 |
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Richard BELL |
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Suzy BELL |
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Johna BELL |
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Carrie BELL |
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Hugh G. DWYER |
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Shirley A. HENDRICKSON |
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Timothy C. DWYER |
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Janet M. DWYER |
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Douglas G. DWYER |
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Matthew R. DWYER |
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Walter
Blennerhassett Ramsay DWYER
b 30 Aug 1907
Detroit, MI d 23 December
1937, Northville, MI |
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Mona R.
JURY b 1909
Canada, Daughter of Robert and
Anna |
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Walter DWYER Jr believe d 1976 Michigan |
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Thelma Marie DWYER June
1899, Detroit d Oct. 3, 1968 in Los Angeles Ca |
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Robert
MILLER
with Lowell Thomas
m2 Dudley PORTER |
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Richard Hughes MILLER
d San Diego- mid-late nineties- asbestos |
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Evy ------- - five
children |
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Robert L. MILLER, Jr, Killed
WW II Apr 5, 1945 San Diego, taking off for Hawaii.
-plane was over- loaded and crashed. |
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Virginia Leigh MILLER |
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Wallace CHRISTINA,
Air Force and served for twenty years and retired
as a Warrant officer in 1964. Stationed in Calif.,
Michigan, Minnesota, N Dakota, Washington State and
Clark AFB in the Philippines. |
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Wallace CHRISTINA,
Jr. |
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Patrick Christina |
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Robert Dayton
CHRISTINA d at birth |
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James Lambert
CHRISTINA |
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Margaret Marie
CHRISTINA |
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Bonnie Leigh
CHRISTINA |
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Dora
Gertrude DWYER
b 14 Feb 1911
Detroit d 11 Jul 1998
Saint Clair, MI |
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Walter
McMAHON |
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Linda Marie McMAHON b 1941 |
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Susan Ann McMAHON b 1949 |
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Donald WILLIAMS |
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Sherry Kathleen McMAHON b 1953 (Encouraged me in
genealogy) |
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Laye
Blennerhassett DWYER b
1896 Detroit, MI, d Jan 1950
Detroit, MI Detroit Police
Dept. Badge 99
Sgt- Dispatcher |
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Angeline RENOX
b about 1898 Detroit d 20 Sep 1976 bu Mt Olivet
Cemetery, Father John Renox- Mother Anna Haddas -(Prussian) |
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Donald Murray Hugh DWYER b
7 May 1924 Living Ret'd Detroit Police
Department Detective, WWII Germany U.S. Glider Group |
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Peggy 2ND wife |
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Kathleen McDONALD b Sep 23,
1924 d Apr 1, 1987 1st WIFE & mother of
children |
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Katherine DWYER b 9 Feb 1947 |
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Dennis
Raymond DWYER b Jan 1956 Detroit, res
Brighton |
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Christine
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div? |
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Kimberly Erin DWYER b 17 July 1981 Brighton |
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Deborah Gerada DWYER |
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Brian
John DWYER res Rochester m to Carlin? |
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Gerald James DWYER |
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Donald Murray DWYER b 31 Dec 1948 Detroit, res. Romulus
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Joan E. TURNER b 1951
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Maureen Marian DWYER b 24 June 1954 Res Canton
Div? |
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Mr. JOHNSON |
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Michael Thomas DWYER b 17 July 1951 res Livonia, MI |
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Anne Marie - -
- - b 1952 |
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Jeffrey Michael
DWYER
b 1982 |
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Patricia
Ann DWYER b 18 June 1959 |
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Mike SCANLAN |
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Noreen Laye DWYER b 27 Aug 1928 d 22 Sep
1978 |
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Harold
POTTS |
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Harold
POTTS (aka
'Mugsy') |
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Dawn
POTTS |
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Daniel
POTTS
b 9 Oct 1951 d 25 Jun
1980 heart attack |
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MRS POTTS |
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Lt
Raymond Gerald DWYER,
USAF
b 26 June 1922 Detroit,
MI d 14 August
1943 Saline, KS
Plane crash- Crew killed
on routine training
flight Never
Married dsp |
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Mildred
Elaine Veronica DWYER
b
31 Jan 1931 living |
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Gerald
Taylor WILHELM
b 22 Feb
1929 d 11 Aug 1965 |
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Gerald Taylor WILHELM
divorced |
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Allison
Marie WILHELM
b 1980 |
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Taylor WILHELM |
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Michael
WILHELM
b 17 Jan 1960 d 15 Jul 1987, bu Holy
Sepulcher, Southfield 10 192 11L dsp |
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Jerome
Francis DWYER b 30 Sep 1935 living |
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Helen
Marleen TEETER
of
Chatam, Ontario, Canada |
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Kenneth
Jerome DWYER |
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Cynthia
- - - - - - |
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Karen
Elaine DWYER |
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David Michael
HARVEY |
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Julie
Ann DWYER b 31 Dec 1970 |
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Mr. WILSON |
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Sgt
Alan Regis DWYER b
11 Aug 1933 living WWII
US Army, Detroit
Police Detective, Ret. |
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Mary Carolyn
PROCTOR |
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Richard
DWYER |
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Sherrie |
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Colleen
DWYER
b married
died 1998? |
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Karen
DWYER |
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Mr.
BUHAGIAR |
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Kelly DWYER |
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Mr. O'GUIN |
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Beverly
Jean DWYER b 17
April 1926 Detroit, d
Thanksgiving Day 2002,
Howell, MI |
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Vincent
Alexander PASKIEWICZ b 17 Jul 1924 Plymouth
PA, "PASCAVAGE" on
Birth Certificate. Corp
US Marines: Iwo
Jima, Siapan, Tinnian,
etc Machine
gunner, Living
Enlisted underage, quit
high school, Drove
delivery truck for
father at age 12.
Confirmed 28 Apr 1933 St
Gregory's Church, Bishop
Gallagher. Died
Aug 17, 2007 Howell, MI.
Later made a cook in
Marines after being
wounded, -following in
his grandfather's
footsteps, who was a
cook in the Russian
Army, which we know what
happened in 1917. |
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Dr.
Paul PASKIEWICZ,
PhD
1948- |
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Dr.
Judith
Kleinbrook
(Dr Judith Paskiewicz,
Ph.D) |
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Jessica
Kate
PASKIEWICZ,
B.S.,
M.S.
Bio-med
Engineer
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Ross
ELLISON, B.S., Science
Teacher
CA,
Mountain
Bike
Competitions, |
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Brett
PASKIEWICZ |
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Patrick
Edward Paskiewicz,
BA MA b
Detroit, MI
1950- |
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Susan
Marie BROWN b Royal Oak, MI
1953 |
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Reid
Brian Paskiewicz b
Southfield,
MI 1978
Motorola
Technician |
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Jennifer
BREEDER |
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Renee
Valerie
Paskiewicz b Feb
14, 1976
Livonia,
MI |
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Christopher
JOHNS
Res Portland OR |
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Timothy
James PASKIEWICZ
1952-1973
Viet Nam, played
the trumpet, but
people liked him
anyways. Never
Married
dsp |
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Kevin
Gerald
PASKIEWICZ 1954-Divorced
Twice No
Children |
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Thomas Joseph
PASKIEWICZ
1957-Divorced
No Children |
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Lori
LAIRD, R.N. B
Canada d 2006 Michigan. Memorial Fund
in her name- she was active in promoting
organ donoring. dsp |
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LT William Simpson Brown
Blennerhassett DWYER b 15 Aug 1846 Portsmouth, ENG d 1918
Detroit, MI 3rd West Indian Regiment and 1st Batt 5th Foot Northumbrian
Fusiliers. West Indies, Jamaica. Left service 1870 William maybe was
only an Ensign, since ADM files show nothing beyond that. But it is to
be noted that the regiment was disbanded in 1870. M 1st 4 Apr 1868
Portchester, ENG to Emily Laye. Divorced abt 1880. Remarried Cornelia
Moran in 1881 d 1918 Detroit, MI |
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Mary
Ann Sinclair DWYER Daughter of
Emily Laye Dwyer- above! b 7 Sep 1869 at sea
-Jamaica. d 20 Feb 1941, Windsor Ontario, Canada
She attended All Saints and later St John's
Churches in Windsor. Called "Aunt Coo-Coo" by
Dwyers- Her father used to call her "My little
coo coo." Daughter of Emily Laye Dwyer- above.
This would mean that her mother was married to
her husband brother. Her brother-in-law would be
her step-dad. Have an aspirin. Came to USA
1875 1900 census states. |
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Albert K. PRINCE b Aug 1863 Canada, m 31 Dec 1913 Lake
County, Indiana, 1890 in Detroit- brakeman with sister Constance,
1920 Living in Chicago clerk for railroad,
[????1930 in Detroit w/ wife and son -Seems to move to LA in
1930 with wife/child????] Came to USA
1880. |
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Colonel Alan PRINCE, V.D., A.D.C. b 22 Aug 1888 Sandwich, Ontario Canada d
Unknown, after 1945. Was living in Detroit,
widow, in mid-late 60's Resided
at 4523 Riverside Drive, Windsor. Headed
Windsor's Essex Scottish Reserve, which he
organized. Awarded Legion of Merit from
President Truman, conferred by Michigan
Govornor G. Mennen Williams. In 1936,
Alan took a trip with wife (and a lady's
maid) to Nassau on the S.S.Carinthia.
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Florence Elizabeth
Reaume,
b Windsor 1889 daughter
of Windsor's mayor - Must be a niece or some
other way related to "His Worship," Arthur
J. Reaume mayor 1941 - 1954. |
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Catherine PRINCE
d14 Mar 1928 of cebebral abscess
at age 13, student, b 1915 bu 16 Mar 1928 St Alphonsus Cem., |
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Lt
John Alan PRINCE
b c 1915 1st Batallion Essex Scottish Regiment. Was in the Dieppe raid
on the coast of occupied France. Was missing, then showed up a POW
of the Germans Attended Royal Military College, Toronto
Graduated from University of Toronto 1934. President, United Forge
Company |
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Helen Louise "Mickey" JOHNSTON b 1918 d 7 Sep 1999
Windsor, St. John's Anglican Church Cem |
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John
PRINCE Twin: b 3
Jan 1941 living Unmarried Receive response to my genealogy
query in the early 1980's.
Appeared to work at a bank or
financial office in Toronto. Did
not have much data. |
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Constance PRINCE
twin b 3 Jan 1941 3 Jan
1941 "Connie" quite alive, (her
death was greatly exaggerated
here once) residing in Windsor,
Ontario, Canada (Updated
Aug 2003) |
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Patrick MCNULTY d August 6, 2003 at the age of 77 |
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Mary Constance PRINCE Lived in Amestb |
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Mr HENCHEL |
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Louisa DWYER b about 1869 (died before 1880) d Poss ENG
dsp infant |
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Dora
Mary DWYER 08 JUN 1871 Detroit |
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Dr
Walter BLACK, DDS m 2 |
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Jacob Pfeiffer divorced Remarried |
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Beatrice Phyllis
Pfeiffer (After: BLACK)b
06 June1899
Detroit d 13 May
1993 Detroit |
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Edwin CRAVES
Professional
dancer, along
with Beatrice |
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Edwin
(Rod)
CRAVES |
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Unknown |
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Ramsay
Reginald DWYER May 1874 ENG, lived in
Michigan and Ohio, d St
Clair County, MI late
1940's. |
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Hortense GAGNON old
Detroit French family
No children |
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Inspector
William Lambert Laye Blennerhassett DWYER b 19 June 1874 poss ENG, d
2 March 1943 Detroit, Blue eyes |
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m 1 Bessie
McPHAIL and m2 Mildred Schmieding |
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Grace Macmillan DWYER d
8 mos old |
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Duncan
Ramsey DWYER b 24 May 1906
Detroit Visited me one unexpectedly day I moved into
a townhouse- An interesting and fun person (Story
he met some molls- or girls of the Purple Gang somehow -
and driving with them, of all things, they let him out
since he had to go to the bathroom. I have a very
touching letter from his Aunt Dora about the death of
his father. Died age 85, heart failure in Royal
Oak, MI.17 January 1993 |
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Evelyn KRENZ d at age 70, CoCoa Beach, FL |
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William
A. DWYER
b May 22, 1937, U.S. Air Force, Korean War,
Retired graphic artist. Traveled all over the
world in sail boats and diving, Spends every
week- end on his 37 Ft Sail boat in Galveston
Bay, TX |
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Heather Ann
DWYER
Self-employed graphic
artist, Santa FE, TX Three
children |
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Bruce
Duncan DWYER b 1940 Retired
from Dept of Energy, Washington D.C., Res
Alexandria VA |
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Linda
Myra HOFFMAN
Retired hospital administrator,
Alexandria VA |
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Kristen Elizabeth DWYER
Human Resource
DC Area Married to DC attorney, Two
children. |
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Jeffery William DWYER Now a detective, Richmond, VA |
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