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| 17801 | Reference Number: RG 31; Folder Number: 101; Census Place: York (Township), York South, Ontario; Page Number: 14 | SILVER, Walter Meston (I8319)
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| 17802 | Reference to Richard Keith: http://www.historyireland.com/volumes/volume9/issue4/features/?id=113584 | KEITH, Richard Alexander Lyonal (I7285)
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| 17803 | Reference to where he once lived: http://www.newmarketshops.info/No.76_High_Street.html | DRACKETT-CASE, John Frederick (I3259)
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| 17804 | Referenced in father's divorce proceedings | STOREY, Harley Payne (I6719)
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| 17805 | Referenced in father's divorce proceedings | STOREY, Henry Atheling (I6720)
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| 17806 | Regiment 13th Highland Light Infantry No 26940, Name Silver, William John. Date of attestation: 12.12.15, aged 20 years 3 months. Height 5 ft 6ins, weight 132 lbs. Passed at Aberdeen. Discharged in consequence of not being likely to become an efficient solider, under Para 392 (iii)(cc) Kings Regulations.* Authority (unreadable name) 27 Mar 1916. Another note on his record shows he was an epileptic. | SILVER, William John (I7544)
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| 17807 | Register book for the use of ministers authorised to celebrate marriages. Marriages solemnized in the state of New South Wales by Archdeacon J. Bidwell. No 140, 17 April 1943 at St Andrew's Church, Summer Hill, Hanse Robert Arthur Goleby, mechanical engineer, of 15 Thomas St, Ashfield, bachelor, born Paddington, NSW, aged 33, son of Herbert James Goleby (mechanical engineer) and Alice Marie Hansen AND Gabrielle Hart, stenographer, of 12 Joseph St, Ashfield, spinster, born Temesv?ar, Romania, aged 22, daughter of Victor Hart (mechanical engineer) and May Power. Sydney, Australia, Anglican Parish Registers, 1814-2011 Name: Hanse Robert Arthur Goleby Gender: Male Marriage Age: 33 Event Type: Marriage Birth Date: abt 1910 Marriage Date: 17 Apr 1943 Marriage Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Parish as it Appears: Summer Hill St Andrew Father: Herbert James Goleby Mother: Alice Marie Goleby Spouse: Gabrielle Hart | Family: Hanse Robert Arthur GOLEBY / Gabrielle HART (F2420)
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| 17808 | Register of burials in the cemetery at New Romney for the Shepway District Council No 681, Margaret Speirs Bone, 92 years, widow, died 22nd August 2001, 369 Cherry Hinton Rd, Cambridge, buried C Lawn, grave No 48. | TODD, Margaret Speirs (I4519)
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| 17809 | Register of the parish of Chevington 1559-1812: 19 Oct 1789, John Rutter of Boxsted, bachelor, and Rebecca NUNN of this parish, spinster. Witnesses: Eliz Paske, John Evered | Family: John RUTTER / Rebecca NUNN (F2153)
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| 17810 | Register of the parish of Chevington 1559-1812: 28 May 1790, William NUNN bachelor and Elizabeth Harris, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses: John Nunn and John Evered England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973 Name: Elizabeth Harris Gender: Female Marriage Date: 28 May 1790 Marriage Place: Chevington, Suffolk, England Spouse: William Nunn FHL Film Number: 989616 Reference ID: 91 | Family: William NUNN / Elizabeth HARRIS (F571)
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| 17811 | Register of the parish of Chevington 1559-1812: 3 Jun 1800, Robert NUNN, bachelor, and Frances Elsden, spinster, both of this parish. Witnesses: Alice Nunn and John Case | Family: Robert NUNN / Frances ELSDEN (F1488)
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| 17812 | Registrar of Marriages 1905 marriages in the parish of Lawrencekirk in the county of Kincardine No 10 1905 on the Twenty ninth of December at Western Inn, Lawrencekirk after banns and publication according to the forms of the established church of Scotland Isaac Silver blacksmith journeyman bachelor aged 27 years of 14 Union Street, Leith. Son of James Silver crofter and Annie Silver MS Grubb AND Margaret Jane Greig spinster aged 25 years of West Collie, Fourdoun, Daughter of William Greig farmer and Ann Spalding Greig MS Valentine. Celebrant: Robert Galbraith parish minister Fourdoun. Witnesses: Mary Silver and James Silver | Family: Isaac SILVER / Margaret Jane GREIG (F1242)
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| 17813 | Registration district number 197 Enumeration district 6 District number 6 Sub district Thorpe Sub district number 2 Census reference RG14PN10239 RG78PN539 RD197 SD2 ED6 SN109 RG78 code number 539 Piece number 10239 1911 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription Near Church House Tendring Weeley S O, Tendring, Essex, England John Race Head Married Male Coachman Domestic 44 1867 Ickworth Suffolk Emma Race Wife Married Female - 45 1866 Bury St Eds Suffolk.one child, living. | NUNN, Emma (I5318)
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| 17814 | Registration Number 258/2 ED 3 Household schedule number 70 Line 20 Roll Household Members Adam Silver 47 Catherine Silver 54 William Silver 10 Andrew Silver 8 Hellen Silver 4 Catherine Silver 2 Margaret Silver 4 Mo James Silver 27 Margaret McPherson 21 | SILVER, Adam (I4293)
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| 17815 | Registration Number: 168/2 Registration district: Old Machar Civil Parish: Old Machar County: Aberdeenshire ED: 22A Household schedule number: 378 LINE: 4 Roll: cssct1881_53 Alexander Silver 38 Occupation: Watchman Railway Margaret Silver 33 William Silver 5 Margaret D Silver 2 Robert Ritchie 34 James Lawson 38 | SILVER, Alexander (I4669)
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| 17816 | Registration Number: 32871/1892 Last Name: CARD Given Name(s): HAROLD G B Father's Given Name: Albert Mother's Given Name(s): Emily F District: ST LEONARDS DOB recorded as 27 Mar 1892 in Western Australia Railway records. | CARD, Harold George Blanchard (I4565)
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| 17817 | Registration of births deaths and marriage Extract of entries in old parochial register, parish of Maryculter, county of Kincardine Silver, John lawful son of George Silver in Standing Stones and Violet Williamson his spouse was baptised 17 Jan 1779. Witness John Silver in Blacksmill and Wllm Forbes in Standing Stones Son: John Silver Christening Date: 17 Jan 1779 Christening Place: MARYCULTER,KINCARDINE,SCOTLAND Father's Name: George Silver Mother's Name: Violet Williamson https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XBHJ-DHR | SILVER, John (I1583)
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| 17818 | Registration of Births Deaths and Marriages Extract of entries in old parochial register parish of Banchory Devenick County of Kincardine, Scotland | Family: Alexander GORDON / Jean LYON (F852)
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| 17819 | Remarried after John Robert Henry Nunn's death. Two surnames added after 1939 register was taken are Brown and Moore. | MOODY, Ivy Grace (I8184)
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| 17820 | Remarried Apr-Jun 1878 to a Charles Runham. By 1881 census she has a daughter, Lillie NUNN, aged seven, who could not the child of William NUNN given he died in 1871. Could Lillie be the daughter of second husband? | PETERS, Harriett (I7149)
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| 17821 | Remarried in 1880 to Donald Macfarlane, deputy surgeon general Madras Army who died in Paris on 12 April 1891at Chemin de Fer du Nord. Estate 13,404 pounds to second wife Frances | NAPIER, Frances Aytoun (I7290)
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| 17822 | Remarried in 1925 to Thomas Hull with whom she had at least one child | BARON, Mary Elizabeth (I8145)
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| 17823 | Remarried thus: https://familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au Ref 25153/1963/ CRITOPH, ADOLPHUS JOHN and GOLEBY, GABRIELLE, at SYDNEY. | HART, Gabrielle (I7221)
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| 17824 | Remarried to Sydney Harold Robinson on 7 Mar 1901 in Queensland | SUGDEN, Frances Jane (I1580)
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| 17825 | Remembering the life and love of Elizabeth Mary "Betty" Black (nee Nunn). Aged 84 years, formerly of Springfield. Much loved wife of John (dec'd), loving mother and mother-in-law of Paul and Karen, loved Nanny to Maddison, Mackenzie and Lachlan. Loved sister of Jackie and Brian (dec'd). Family and friends are invited to attend Betty's funeral service to be held at 10.30am Wednesday 7th August 2024 in the Chapel of Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery, Anderson-Day Drive, Willowbank, Queensland, Australia, followed by internment in the cemetery. | NUNN, Elizabeth Mary (I9605)
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| 17826 | Report in Brisbane Courier newspaper Tuesday 27 November 1928 on Page 20: It reads in part, "A wedding of interest to a large circle of relatives and friends was solmenised in St Augustine's Church of England, Hamilton, on Saturday afternoon last, when Mr Arnold Nunn (eldest son of Mr R*. Nunn, Booval) was married to Miss Hilda Irene Hodge (only daughter of Mr J.E.Hodge, Doomben)." Also mentioned are Arnold's siblings Cecil and Mary and his nephew Doug, son of his brother Vic. *Arnold's father was known as Dick but his name was David. Seems the correspondent has interpreted the name as Richard! Qld State Library marriage ref: 1928/B004871 | Family: Arnold Ernst NUNN / Hilda Irene HODGE (F176)
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| 17827 | Report in Brisbane Courier of 9 August 1887, gives details of accident at Dinmore where a Mrs Nunn received a broken shoulder when the trap she was driving overturned. Her infant daughter was unharmed. This must have been Elizabeth, as she is the only Mrs Nunn at Dinmore with an infant daughter in 1887. Elizabeth the daughter of William Thompson and Elizabeth Buxton. | THOMPSON, Elizabeth Ann (I382)
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| 17828 | Report in Brisbane Courier Saturday 27 October 1923 on P22 Qld State Library marriage ref: 1923/002990 | Family: Herbert Leonard MacQuart GEDDES / Vera May NUNN (F790)
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| 17829 | Report of death (yet to be confirmed but seems to fit). Kentish Mercury Friday 11 May 1883, p5. SUDDEN DEATH. On Tuesday, Police-sergeant Donald Walters, summoning officer at Greenwich Police-court, proceeded to the office of Mr. F.B.Leeming, accountant of 41, Finsbury-pavement, on business connected with Greenwich County Court proceedings. Whilst there, Mr Frederick Coker, partner with Mr Leeming, entered the office, and asked Walters to accompany him into the inner offce. Whilst there, on taking off his hat and coat, Mr Coker was seized with coughting, and exclaimed, "My God! I've burst a blood vessel; send for a doctor. Thomas Matthews, in charge of the office, ran for Dr Fenwick, who attended immediately, and pronounced Mr. Coker lifeless. NOTE: There is another account in the London Evening Standard of 12 May 1883 that deals with Frederick Barnard Leeming, 38, accountant, who charged with forging and fraudulently altering a Court of Bankruptcy affidavit. This must have taken place when Frederick Coker passed away as he is also mentioned in the Evening Standard report. | COKER, Frederick (I2317)
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| 17830 | Report of him being hurt in accident at 18 months of age. Aberdeen Press and Journal 26 May 1881, p5. CHILD RUN OVER AT AUCHMULL.-On Tuesday night while a child named James Silver, 18 months of age, son of a labourer residing at Auchmull, was walking on the public road nearly opposite his father's house, a carter passed in charge of two horses yoked in empty carts. Just as the carts were passing the child stubled and fell beside the formost one, the left wheel of which passed over his body, crushing him severly. Dr Fowler at once saw the child, who has been internally hurt. | SILVER, James Walker (I4327)
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| 17831 | Report of his drowning death published in Bury Free Press 11 November 1899 | PREWER, Azariah (I9660)
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| 17832 | Report of his passing. https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2020-02-14/lap-of-the-track-marks-start-of-speedway-star-danny-ayres-funeral | AYRES, Danny Stuart (I6041)
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| 17833 | Report of the death of an American citizen Naples, Italy, September 19, 1965. Charles Toadvine Causey, born Harrogate, Yorkshire, England on 12 Oct 1961. Died 12 Aug 1965 at 3pm aged 3 at Paestum Beach, Capaccio, Salerno, Italy. Certified by Dr Giuseppe Bellelli, Asphyxia due to drowning. Remains shipped to England for burial Harrogate, Yorkshire. Report sent to Mr Earl Dewey Causey, care Mr J.F.Crawford, 85 Oakdale Harrogate, Yorkshire, England. Charles Toadvine Causey was the bearer of US passport No 213012 issued in London, England, on June 4, 1962 which was kept by mother. Charles Toadvine CAUSEY B: abt 1962 D: 12 Aug 1965 in Salerno, Italy England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007 Name: Charles T Causey Registration Date: Oct 1961 Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec Registration District: Claro Inferred County: North Yorkshire Mother's Maiden Name: Crawford Volume Number: 2c Page Number: 111 | CAUSEY, Charles Toadvine (I7576)
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| 17834 | Reputed father is Walter Pettit. Hargrave Quarter Session Court reference to Martha Nunn and Walter Pettit which apparently indicates non-payment of maintenance This may be the record of his death . UK, Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books, 1802-1849 Leviathan Register 1801-1836 No 7338 Walter Nunn aged 24, for stealing mare, 18 July 1825 at Chelmsford, life imprisonment, died 6 Nov 1825. He certainly disappears from the records and his wife remarries to his younger brother, so if fits despite the age discrepancy. Perhaps the entry was his age when he was jailed in 1825 as per the nespaper entries dealing with a case of horse stealing involving a Walter Nunn. He was given a death penalty but it's not clear if that was how he died. | NUNN, Walter Pettit (I5414)
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| 17835 | Rescion was known as Ressie. She died in 1991 according to her grandson Stuart John | EDWARDS, Rescion (I5251)
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| 17836 | Research courtesy of Derrick Plummer: Sarah Ann married Robert and had 3 children with him in Hargrave, Suffolk. (First born at Plaistow, Essex where they married, but baptized in Hargrave) Sometime between 1871 and 1876 Sarah Ann and the three children moved to Durham with Robert's younger brother John as her new partner. No record of Robert's death yet or record of a new marriage Sarah Ann then had three more children with John.. UPDATE Nov 2022: However, on 1911 census, Sarah is recorded as having been married 45 years, with 7 children, 5 of whom were living, and two deceased. This seems to be about "appearance". | NUNN, Sarah Ann (I5141)
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| 17837 | Researcher Colin Campbell provided the following: Robert Watson Silver was born in Maryculter, Aberdeenshire on 15 Nov 1881. He married Anne Bennet Milne Campbell on 16 Jul 1909 in Aberdeen and died on 9 Dec 1949 in Aberdeen. He is buried in Durris Churchyard in Kincardineshire. | SILVER, Robert Watson (I7062)
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| 17838 | Residence as recorded on baptism entries for daughters Alice and Lucy. As well, on son Charles' school admission entry for Mawbey Road School. | COKER, Charles Felix (I2339)
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| 17839 | Residence Place: Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England The National Archives; Kew, London, England; 1939 Register; Reference: RG 101/6048C Name: Richard G Webb Gender: Male Marital status: Single Birth Date: 22 Mar 1900 Occupation: Master Photographie And Letterpress Printer Photographer Schedule Number: 62 Sub Schedule Number: 1 Enumeration District: RFIG Registration district: 399/1 | WEBB, Richard James (I9115)
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| 17840 | Residing at 28 Thomson St, Rosemount, Aberdeen is Penelope Silver, who is the head of the house, aged 57. She is described as married, being married for 31 years, having had nine children, eight of which are living. With her are children (all born Aberdeen): Adam, aged 24, single, a warehouseman (drapery) Penelope, aged 22, single, clerk (printing works) Alexander, aged 18, apprentice (dentistry) Elizaberth, aged 14, messenger (printing works) Also is the household is neice Elizabeth Knowles, aged 33, single | SCOTT, Penelope Douglas (I7649)
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| 17841 | Return of deaths at sea, kept at GRO, Edinburgh, Scotland. Ship: Cloncurry. No: 89623. Date of arrival 2/3/1887 Date of death: 7/7/1886 Name: Alex Silver, Male, Aged 40, Nightwatchman. Cause: Heat Apoplexy. Passenger. | SILVER, Alexander (I4669)
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| 17842 | Returned to New Zealand in 1881 according to a biography about her grandson William called The Storey Way written by Catherine E. Kirby | FREEMAN, Ellen Sophia (I6718)
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| 17843 | Reynolds Household 51 John St, Chatham, Kent, England Hilda E Reynolds 05 May 1906 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 253 1 Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record. Jean Margaret Bartlett (Reynolds) 08 May 1934 Female At School Single 253 3 | OVERY, Hilda Eleanor (I8203)
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| 17844 | Richard Long may have been previously married before he wed Annie Lomas who was herself widowed in 1918. | LONG, Richard (I7211)
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| 17845 | Richard Thomas Hutchinson died intestate. A 23-page probate file exists and gives details of his estate being granted to his widow, Fannie May. His brothers Robert and James made sureties for the estate. The application for administration of the estate reads: IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF SASKATOON The Petition of Fannie May Hutchinson, of Haddington P.O. in the Province of Saskatchewan, Widow, humble showeth: That Richard Thomas Hutchinson, of Haddington Post Office aforesaid, farmer, deceased, died on the 28th day of November, 1909, at or near Haddington aforesaid and at the time of his death he had his fixed place of abode at or near Haddington Post Office in the Judicial District of Saskatoon. The value of the whole estate and effects of which the deceased in any way died possessed of or entitled to is not more than $5180.00 to the best of your Petitioner's knowledge or belief. That the said deceased died without having made any will, Codicil, or testamentary papers whatever. That the deceased died leaving me, his widow, and without having left any child or children. WHEREFORE YOUR PETITIONER PRAYS that administration of the estate and effects of the deceased may be granted and committed to her by this Honorable Court. DATED this 4th Day of May, A.D. 1910 Another document reads: In the Surrogate Court of the Judicial District of Saskatoon Be it know that on the 13th day of May A.D. 1910 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION of all and singular the real and personal estate and effects, rights and credits of Richard Thomas Hutchinson late of Haddington Post Office in the Province of Saskatchewan, Farm deceased who died on or about the 28th day of November A.D. 1909 at or near Haddington aforesaid and at the time of his death was a resident of said Post Office of Haddington, in the said Judicial District of Saskatoon WERE GRANTED to Fannie May Hutchinson of the Post Office of Haddington, in the Province of Saskatchewan, farmer she having been first sworn faithfully to administer the same by paying the just debts of the said deceased and distributing the resident (if any) of the said estate and effects according to law and to exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the said estate and effects, rights and credits and to render a just and true account of her administration within two years or whenever required by law so to do. By the Court Deputy Clerk. | HUTCHINSON, Richard Thomas (I3236)
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| 17846 | RICHARDS, Reta Mervella Anne formerly Fox 03/01/1938 - 01/05/2019 Aged 81 years Much loved Mother and Mother-in-law of Jenny & Brian, Mark (Dec'd), Shane (Dec'd), David & Lynney, Michelle & Marcus. Adored Nana and Great Nana. "Love you to the moon and back " Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Reta's life to be held on Wednesday 8th May at 2pm at Braeside Chapel 251 Gooding Drive Merrimac. http://tributes.goldcoastbulletin.com.au | NUNN, Reta Mervella Anne (I668)
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| 17847 | Robert (Bob) Nunn. (Notes : A keen cricketer. Worked as a linotype operator/compositor for the Northern Dispatch, Darlington.) | NUNN, Robert (I6533)
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| 17848 | Robert born 10 months after Charles but appears to be correct so he may have been premature as both appear on 1841 census. Robert is on 1851 census as well. Hargrave OPR: No 151 8 Feb 1829; born 5 Mar 1829 Robert son Charles Nunn and Elizabeth Death of Denham. | NUNN, Robert (I6131)
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| 17849 | Robert Chas Nunn Head Married Male 33 1818 Carpenter Chedburgh, Suffolk, England Elizabeth Nunn Wife Married Female 27 1824 Grocer Essex, England Transcription Catherine Elizabeth Nunn Daughter - Female 6 1845 Scholar Stanstead, Suffolk, England Josiah Robert Nunn Son - Male 3 1848 Scholar Stanstead, Suffolk, England Transcription Frederic Charles Nunn Son - Male 1 1850 - Stanstead, Suffolk, England Mary Watkinson Servant Unmarried Female 18 1833 - Glemsford, Suffolk, England Street Lower Street Town - Parish Stanstead City - County Suffolk Hamlet Stanstead Parliamentary borough - Municipal ward - Registration district Sudbury Archive reference HO107 Piece number 1789 Folio 569 Page 16 Record set 1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census Category Census, Land & Surveys Subcategory Census Collections from United Kingdom | NUNN, Robert Charles (I8523)
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| 17850 | Robert CONNON - farmer - married to Mary Smith former spouse Ann Findlay - died 17th December 1873 at 9H PM at Elfhill, Parish of Fetteresso - male - aged 78 years - son of Thomas Connon (farmer) (deceased) and _____ Connon (ms Mutch) (deceased) [name should read MACKIE not MUTCH] - cause of death was disease of heart for several years and dropsy for 2 years as certified by James Taylor Thom MD. Informant of death was George Connon (son) (present) (Elfhill). | CONNON, Robert (I5689)
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