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| 18801 | This is a transcript of a letter written by Elizabeth Todd from Chicago in 1939 in response to one from Eva Silver telling Elizabeth of her sister's death, that is Eva's mother. 13th Sept 1939 2172 Giddings Street, USA Chicago, Ill. My Dear Eva, Received your dear letter Monday this week with the sad news of your dear mother's death. She died on the 19th Aug, our father's birthday. How strange. But I never knew she had not been well all this year. She never complained till the last, poor dear. She must have been a great sufferer. Am glad you were all able to be with her, it sure would be a great comfort to her at the end. Yes, dear, it's your Dad that will miss her most, they sure have been a very happy couple for so long. God had spared them so long. So she wished to be cremated and she had her wish. I will always remember when I said goodbye to her at the station when she left for Australia. Little did we think we would not meet again on this earth. I feel so sad for you now but am glad dear you take is so well and you say it's God's will and we must bear it. I will try and write your dear Dad some day. Am glad he is bearing up so well. You will be back in your hospital by now and I expect plenty work to pass the time. Much sympathy pass your Uncle and cousins and love from us all ever, From old Aunty Lyzzie. PS Mother was about 2 years younger than me and every one thought she was the oldest. Mother used to call her "wee boobet", a pet name I dare say. She would not tell you it. Bye bye dear, God bless you My dear I have the picture with your Dad and her taken at the seaside; we're so proud of it. Ta Ta. | TODD, Elizabeth (I3047)
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| 18802 | This is Elsie on 1939 Register for 4 Westburne Terrace Westbourne Ter, Kings Road, Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough C.B., Yorkshire (North Riding), England First name(s) Last name(s) Birth date Sex Occupation Marital status Schedule Schedule sub number John W R Clark 01 Nov 1917 Male Window Cleaner Married 193 5 Elsie Clark 01 Dec 1921* Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 193 6 *Born 1922 according to other records. | NUNN, Elsie Elizabeth (I9640)
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| 18803 | This is her likely death certificate but there are a couple of questions/anomalies. If this is the same Elpset Silver, she was born in Jan 1821 which means she would have already turned 84. The other issue is her mother's name given as Elspet Jamieson M.S.Edward. However, the only Elspet Silver found in the records born in 1821 was to Adam Silver and Charlotte Jamieson. 1905 deaths in the district of Cookney in the county of Kincardine: No 5 Elspet McDonald (widow of Angus McDonald crofter) 1905 March 26 at 2.30pm at Hill of Brucewell, Cookney, female, 83 years 11 months. Dau of Adam Silver, farmer, deceased and Elspet Jamieson M.S.Edward, deceased, cause: senile decay, Informant George McDonald, son. | SILVER, Elspet (I4603)
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| 18804 | This is most likely him on the 1939 register in the Atkins Household (7 People) No 95 Smeaton Street , Middlesbrough C.B., Yorkshire (North Riding), England Benjamin Nunn 23 May 1877 widower Steel Worker James F Atkins 31 Oct 1912 ??? Elizabeth A Atkins 06 Apr 1917 ??? Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record. Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record. Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record. Jean Nunn 20 Apr 1927 School | NUNN, Joseph Benjamin (I8249)
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| 18805 | This is possibly him on 1939 register assuming the Clara with him is his second wife. Nunn Household (2 People) Bull Inn , Hartismere R.D., Suffolk, England Robert Nunn 31 Jan 1873 Male Licensee Married 97 2 Clara M Nunn 31 Mar 1883 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Bar Attendant Married 97 1 Ref: RG101/6645G/011/17 Letter Code: TXHV | NUNN, Robert (I2046)
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| 18806 | This is probably the birth of John's daughter who was informant on his death certificate. Her signature is a bit difficult to read but first name certainly appears to be Alexina. SILVER,ALEXINA MCLEOD, F, born 1929, Ref 168/2 209, St Machar SILVER, John Alexander (I8826)
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| 18807 | This is the James Westwood who with his first cousin Henry Aldridge had a business carrying fodder from Herts. to London during the 1880s. Herts Advertiser 06 October 1906, p8. WHEATHAMPSTEAD Death of Mr James Westwood.-Attributed to a chill contracted at the cricket match, Married v Single, on Thursday of last week, the death took place on Wednesday morning of Mr. James Westwood, publican, of the High-street. Mr Westwood was extremely popular with all villagers, and his sudden death from Pneumonia was received with widespread regret. For many years he was connected with the Volunteers and the local Fire Brigade. | WESTWOOD, James (I6337)
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| 18808 | This is the last will and testament of me Elwin Clyde Nunn of 2 Tamara Court, Berriedale in Tasmania 1. I revoke all prior wills and testamentary writings heretofore made by me and declare this to be my last will and testament. 2. I appoint John Thomas Turner and Eileen Joyce Nunn to be executors and trustees hereof and I direct that any trustee of this my will being a solicitor shall be entitled to charge and be paid for all work done by him in the proof of my will and the administration of my estate. 3. I give devise and bequeath my entire estate of whatsoever nature and wheresoever situate unto my trustees upon trust (after payment thereout of all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and all probate and succession duty federal or state payable upon any part of parts of my estate) to sell call inn or convert the same into money (with power for my trustees to postpone such sale calling in and conversion for such period as they shall deem expedient) and to hold the proceeds thereof for my wife absolutely provided that my said wife shall survive me for a period of one month after my death. 4. In the event that my wife fails to attain a vested interest under my will I appoint John Bruce Piggott and John Thomas Turner to be executors and trustees hereof and I give devise and bequeath my entire estate of whatsovever nature and wheresoever situate unto my trustees upon trust (after payment thereout of all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses and all probate and succession duty federal or state payable upon any part or parts of my estate) to sell call in or convert the same into money (with power for my trustees to postpone such sale calling in and conversion for such period as they shall deem expedient) and to hold the balance thereof upon trust for all the brothers and sisters of my wife and myself who shall be living at the time of my death and if more than one in equal shares it witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 29th day of November 1968. Probate notes: Died 24th Sept 1973 at Hobart in Tasmania. Value $26,458. E.J.Nunn: 2 Tamara Court, Berriedale, Tasmania | NUNN, Elwin Clyde (I1930)
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| 18809 | This is the last Will and Testament of me James Payne Storey of 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate, in the County of Kent, Gentleman. I direct the payment of my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses. I hereby give to my wife Amelia otherwise Emily Sarah Storey all my plate, linen, wine, and consumable stores for her own use absolutely and I also give to her all other my household furniture and household effects for her absolute use and enjoyment during her life and after her decease, I direct that the same shall form part of my residuary estate. I give to my brother Charles Henry Storey a legacy of ?105 to be paid as conveniently may be after my decease. I devise and bequeath all my real, leasehold, and residuary personal estate except estates vested in me as trustee or mortgagee unto my said wife and to my said son George Adolphus Storey and my son in-law Ranier William Elwyn their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns respectively who and the survivor and survivors of them and the heirs, executors, administrators of each survivor and other the trustees or trustee for the time being of my will and hereinafter referred to as my trustees or trustee upon trust that my said wife may use and enjoy the same and receive and take the rents and profit there of during her life for her own absolute use and benefit and upon the further trust that my trustees or trustee shall at the request and with the consent of my said wife but not otherwise during her life and after her decease absolutely at such time or times and in such manner as my trustees or trustee shall think fit sell, call in and convert into money my said real, leasehold, and residuary personal estate, and as must the proceed thereof if sold and converted during the lifetime of my said wife in one or more of the ------------? of investment herein after authorised as she shall direct and so that my said wife receive the income of such investment during her life and after the decease of my said wife, my trustees or trustee shall divide the proceeds of my said real, leasehold, and residuary personal estate (hereinafter called my trust funds) equally between and amongst my children living at my decease and the issue of any who shall be then dead who being male shall attain the age of 21 years or being female shall attain that age or marry such issue taking amongst them equally if more than one his her or their deceased parents share subject never-less as hereinafter mentioned and I direct that the share of each of my daughters if and in my trust funds shall be for her separate use and that the share of my son William Fitch Storey therein shall not be paid to him but shall be held by my trustees or trustee upon trust to invest in their names or name in some or one of the modes of investment hereinafter authorised with full power to vary and alter the same and to stand possessed thereof in trust during the joint lives of my said son, William Fitch Storey, and his wife Edith, and during the life of the survivor of them to pay and apply the income thereof for the maintenance and support or otherwise for the benefit of all or each one or more exclusively of the other or others of them the said William Fitch Storey and his said wife then in trust for the child or children of the said William Fitch Storey who being male shall attain the age of 21 years or being female shall attain that age or marry, if more than one in equal shares and if there shall be no such child then in trust for the said William Fitch Storey, his executors, administrators, and assigns, I declare that any money that may have been advanced by me to either of my sons shall be taken as part of his share in my trust funds and shall be bought into account accordingly but without charge for interest. I declare that my trustees or trustee with the consent of my wife during her life may lease any part of my real or leasehold estates for such term not exceeding 21 years and as such ----------? my said wife shall direct. I declare that all monies liable to be invested under this my will may be invested in the Government Stocks, or Funds, of the United Kingdom or India, or in the stock of the Bank of England or the Bonds or Debenture stock or Preference stock of any Railway Company in Great Britain, or upon real or leasehold securities in England and Wales, and I also declare that the statutory power of appointing new trustees shall for the purposes of this my will be vested in my said wife during her life and after her decease in the surviving or continuing trustees or trustee or in the executors or administrators of the last surviving trustee. I devise all estates vested in me as trustee or mortgagee unto my said trustees or trustee subject to the trusts or equities affecting the same respectively. I appoint my said wife sole Executrix during her life and after her death the said George Adolphus Storey and Ranier William Elwyn, Executors of this my will and I revoke all former and other wills. In witness whereof I have herein to set my hand this 6th day of March 1875 James Payne Storey------------- signed and declared by the said James Payne Storey the testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us both present at the same time who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witness Worthington Evans (Solicitor) 72 Coleman St, London Allen Colyer, Addington St, Ramsgate. This is a Codicil to the will of me James Payne Storey of 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate in the County of Kent, Gentleman which will is dated the 6th March 1875 whereas by my said will after giving to my dear wife Amelia otherwise Emily Sarah Storey all my plate, linen, wine , consumable stock, for her own use absolutely. I have given to her all other my household furniture and household effects for her absolute use and enjoyment during her life and after her decease I have directed that the same shall form part of my residuary estate. Now I do hereby revoke the said bequest of my household furniture and household effects, and in lieu thereof I give and bequeath the same unto my said dear wife for her own use absolutely and all other respect I confirm my said will. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this day 20th September 1875 James Payne Storey---------signed by the said James Payne Storey the testator as and for a Codicil to his last will in the presence of us both being present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witness Lydia Chambers, 9 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate Margaret Castle, 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate. This is a second Codicil to the will of me James Payne Storey of 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate in the County of Kent, Gentleman, which will bears date the 6th day of March 1875 whereas since the execution of my first Codicil dated the 20th day of September 1875, my dear wife has departed this life. I desire and direct that my pictures and books shall not be sold but shall be divided among all my children living at my decease in shares equal in value as may be possible the allotment and apportionment thereof to be made by my executors with the assistance of my son in-law Phillip Hermogenes Calderon whose decision upon any point of difference between my said executors or between them and any of my children as to the value or mode of allotment shall be final and I direct that the pictures and books allotted to my son William Fitch Storey shall be his absolutely and not subject to the trusts declared as to his share of my trust estate, by my said will, and whereas my said dear wife shortly before her death advanced to my son Albert Storey the sum of ?500 which was raised by mortgage of property belonging to her at St Albans. Now I hereby declare that the said sum of ?500 was intended and shall be treated as an absolute gift by my said wife to the said Albert Storey and shall not be treated as an advance or taken into account in ascertaining the share of the said Albert Storey in my trust estate, in all other respects I hereby confirm my said will and declare that it shall operate and take effect as if my said wife had died immediately after me instead of in my lifetime. In witness whereof I have set my hand this 27th day of January 1876 James Payne Storey------ signed by the said James Payne Storey as and for a Codicil to the last will in the presence of us at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereinto subscribed our names as witnesses Worthington Evans, Solicitor, 34 Eastcheap --------- Margaret Castle 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate, Servant. This is a Third Codicil to the will of me James Payne Storey of 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate, which will is dated the 6th day of March 1875. I give to my friend Mrs Mercy Allen of 56 Royal Rd, Ramsgate a legacy of ?30 free of duty as a small acknowledgement of her friendship and kindness to my late dear wife and subject there to confirm my said will and previous Codicils in witness whereof the said James Payne Storey have hereunto set my hand as and for a third Codicil to my last will and testament this 9th day of February in the year of our Lord 1876 ------- James Payne Storey ----- signed by the said James Payne Storey as and for a third Codicil to his last will and testament in the presence of us at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses Fanny Paramour, 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate, Housekeeper ------------ Margaret Castle, 8 Royal Crescent, Ramsgate, Servant. Proved at London with three Codicils 15th May 1876 by the oaths of George Adolphus Storey Esquire the son and Ranier William Elwyn the Executors to whom admin was granted. | STOREY, James Payne (I6460)
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| 18810 | This is the last will and testament of me Joshua Elias Nunn of Bushy Park in Tasmania War Pensioner 1. I revoke all former wills and testamentary dispositions and declare this alone to be my last true will and testament. 2. I appoint my wife Mary Matilda Nunn the executrix of this my will. 3. I give devise and bequeath the whole of my real and personal estate of whatsoever nature and wheresoever situate unto my sais wife May Matilda Nunn and for her own use and benefit absolutely. 4. In the event of my said wife predeceasing me then I declare that the following clauses of this my will shall take effect but not otherwise. 5. I appoint my children Greta Margaret Nunn and Denis Nunn the executors of this my will. 6. I give devise and bequeath the whole of my real and person estate of whatsoever nature and wheresoever situate unto such of my children as shall survive me and if more than one in equal shares as tenants in common. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this fifth day of May one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Probate notes: Value $7362. G.M.N of Plenty Rd, Bushy Park, home duties and D.N. of O'Grady Ave, Lutana, Clerk. | NUNN, Joshua Elias (I1927)
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| 18811 | This is the last Will and Testament of me William Coker of No 12 Bromley Street Commercial Road End in the Parish of Ratcliffe in the County of Middlesex Gentleman. First I direct my executors hereinafter named to pay all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses as soon as conveniently may be after my decease. I give and bequeath unto each of my two brothers Robert Coker and James Coker the sum of five hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent annuities and I direct that the same sum be transferred to them immediately after my decease. I give and bequeath unto my housekeeper Ann Row the legacy or sum of nineteen guineas. I bequeath my Gold Watch chain and seal to my Grandson William John Tyler Coker. I give and bequeath unto my friends Captain James Swinton of Lower Shadwell and Daniel Grant of Harogate Street in the City of London printer the sum of five thousand pounds like three pounds five shillings per cent annuities upon trust. As to seven hundred pounds part of the same annuities for my Grandson William John Tyler Coker. As to seven hundred pounds other part of the same annuities for my Grandson Edward Coker. As to seven hundred pounds further part of the same annuities for my Grandson James Thomas Coker. As to seven hundred pounds further part of the same annuities for my Grandson Francis Thomas Coker. As to seven hundred pounds further part of the same annuities for my Grandson Frederick Coker. As to seven hundred pounds further part of the same annuities for my grandson John Septimus Coker (being the six sons of my son William Coker deceased). As to two hundred and fifty pounds further part of the same annuities for my Grand daughter Elizabeth Clara Tyler. And as to two hundred and fifty pounds further part of the same annuities to my Grand daughter Emma Tyler. The before mentioned eight several legacies to be respectively vested in and payable or transferrable unto my said six Grandsons and two Grand daughters as and when each of them shall respectively attain his or her age of twenty three years and I direct that in the meantime and until the same legacies shall be payable respectively the said James Swinton and the said Daniel Grant or their assigns or the survivor of them his executors administrators or assigns shall receive the survivors interest and annual produce to arise and be produced therefrom or the stocks funds or securities upon which the same may for the time being be invested and accumulate the same for each part thereof as shall be applied for maintenance as after mentioned x in the way of compound interest by the investment of the same and all the resulting income and produce thereof in or upon any of the stocks funds or securities hereinbefore or hereinafter mentioned Provided always and I hereby declare that it shall be lawful for the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will in their or his discretion to pay and apply the whole or a competent portion of the x interest dividends and annual produce to arise and be produced from x the legacies or sums of Stock to which each of my Grandsons and x Grand daughters or such of them as shall be then living shall be presumptively entitled under this my Will in or towards the maintenance education and support of my said Grandsons and Grand daughters and in the event aforesaid it shall also be lawful for them or him at their or his discretion to apply a portion of the legacy to which any or either of my said Grandsons or Grand daughters shall be presumptively x entitled as aforesaid but not exceeding one half part of such legacy for the placing out in the World or otherwise in the advancement of my said Grandsons and Grand daughters or any of them and my will is that upon the death of any or either of my said Grandsons and Grand-daughters before attaining a vested interest therein as aforesaid the legacy or sum of Stock hereinbefore bequeathed to him her or them so dying with the interest and accumulations thereon shall belong in equal shares to the survivors or survivor of my said Grandsons and Grand daughters and be held in trust accordingly in the same manner as is hereinbefore declared with reference to the original legacies. I give and bequeath unto my said Executors my leasehold messuage or tenement No 12 Bromley Street aforesaid in which I now reside for all my estate and interest therein together with all the furniture plate pictures and other effects therein to be held by them for and for the benefit of my said Grandson William John Tyler Coker upon the same trusts save as to the right of survivorship as are hereinbefore declared concerning the legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent annuities hereinbefore bequeathed by me to him or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said Executors on a vested interest being attained therein I give and bequeath unto my said Executors all those my three leasehold messuages or tenements situate and being in Henry Street York Square and numbered respectively 9 11 and 12 for all my estate and interest therein to be held by them for and for the benefit of the said Grandson Edward Coker upon the same trusts (save as for the right of survivorship) as are hereinbefore declared concerning the legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent annuities hereinbefore bequeathed by me to him or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said Executors on a vested interest being attained therein I give and x bequeath unto my said Executors my leasehold messuage or tenement situate and being No 13 in Bromley Street aforesaid for all my estate and interest therein to be held by them for and for the benefit of my said Grandson Francis Thomas Coker upon the same trusts (save as to the right of survivorship) as are hereinbefore declared concerning the legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent x annuities hereinbefore bequeathed by me to him or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said Executors on a vested interest being attained therein I give and bequeath unto my said Executors all that my leasehold messuage or tenement situate and being No 14 in Bromley Street aforesaid for all my estate and interest therein to be by them for and for the benefit of my Grandson the said Frederick Coker upon the same trusts (save as to the right of survivorship) as are hereinbefore declared concerning the legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent Annuities bequeathed by me to him as aforesaid or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said Executors on a vested interest being attained therein I give and bequeath unto my said Executors all that my leasehold messuage or tenement situate and being No 15 Bromley Street aforesaid for all my estate and interest therein to be by them held for and for the benefit of my Grandson the said James Thomas Coker upon the same trusts (save as to the right of survivorship) as are hereinbefore declared concerning the said legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent Annuities so bequeathed by me to him as afore said or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said Executors on a vested interest being attained therein. I give and bequeath unto my said Executors all that my leasehold messuage or tenement situate and being No 10 in Bromley Street aforesaid for all my estate and interest therein to be by them held for and for the benefit of my Grandson the said John Septimus Coker upon the same trusts (save as to x the right of survivorship) as are hereinbefore declared concerning the said legacy of seven hundred pounds Bank three pounds five shillings per cent Annuities so bequeathed by me to him as aforesaid or as near thereto as the difference in the property bequeathed will admit of and the same to be assigned by my said executors on a vested interest being attained therein and my will is that in case any or either of x my said Grandsons shall die before attaining his or their age or ages of x twenty three years the bequest of the leasehold houses or leasehold x house hereinbefore contained in his or their favor and all bought of the same bequest shall pass to and operate in favor of such one of my x said Grandsons as shall then be the next younger in point of age of my said Grandsons to the Grandson so dying as aforesaid. All the rest and residue of my Estate and Effects of whatsoever kind or wheresoever situate and not hereinbefore by me bequeathed I give devise and bequeath the same equally between all my said Grandsons for their own use and benefit absolutely I declare that the receipt in writing of the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my will for all monies payable to them or him under or by virtue of the trusts thereof shall be sufficient discharges for the same and that the person or persons to whom the same shall be given shall not be answerable for any misapplication or be in anywise ?? ?? to see to the application of the money = = therein expressed to be received and I hereby declare that it shall be lawful for the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will at their or his discretion to alter and vary all or any of the trust funds for the time being subject to the trust thereof and from time to time to invest x the same in the Parliamentary or Public Stocks of Great Britain or at interest on real security in England or Wales with power to vary such investments and in case my trustees herein named or either of them or any future trustee to be appointed as hereinafter mentioned shall die or decline or become incapable to act in the trusts hereof it shall be lawful for the continuing or surviving trustees or trustee or for the executors or administrators of such surviving trustee of this my Will by any deed or writing under his or their hand and seal to appoint a new trustee or trustees to act in the execution of the trust of this my Will and thereupon all my said trust estates and premises shall be effectually vested in such new trustees or trustee either alone or jointly for the self same ends intents and purposes as are hereinbefore expressed and declared or such of the same as shall be then subsisting or capable of taking effect and with all the powers and authorities hereby conferred by me upon my said trustees and I declare that the trustees or trustee thereof shall not be liable to make good any loss which may happen in the execution of this my will unless the same shall happen x by or through his or their wilful neglect or default and that each of them shall be answerable only for his own separate arts deeds and defaults and I do hereby direct my said trustees to repay themselves all costs charges and expenses which they may be put to in the execution of the trusts x hereof and lastly I nominate and appoint the said Captain James Swinton and the said Daniel Grant to be my Executors and I bequeath unto the said Captain James Swinton and Daniel Grant the legacy or sum of fifty pounds each as a recompense for the trouble they may be put to in the execution of the trusts hereof and I hereby revoke all former and other Wills by me at any time heretofore made and declare this to be my last Will and testament In witness whereof I the said William Coker x the testator have to this my last Will and testament contained in five sheets of paper set my hand to each sheet thereof this sixteenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty two ______ Wm Coker _____ Signed published and declared by the said testator William Coker as and for his last Will and testament in the presence of us present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses _______George Coker 85 Ratcliff Highway Potatoe Salesman Fredk ?Ibbs Adams Symonds Inn Chancery Lane Stationer Proved at London 17th ffeby 1852 before the Worshipful (?)ffrederi(ck) Thomas Pratt Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the oaths of James x Swinton and Daniel Grant the executors to whom Admon was granted having been first sworn to administer. | COKER, William (I2309)
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| 18812 | This Margaret appears to be the mother of John Marshall bapt. 31 Jul 1837 Banchory Devenick, Kincardine, Scotland. Child's father was Alexander Marshall but they don't appear to have been married. When John Marshall married in 1867 to Catherine Jamieson, their wedding cert shows both Alexander and Margaret were deceased. | SILVER, Margaret (I4426)
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| 18813 | This Mary could be the mother of Thomas Nunn as per this Hargrave baptism: 25 Mar 1804 Thomas s of Mary Nunn. In the 1841 Hargrave census there is a Thomas and Ann Nunn with family members Rebecah, Richard, Harriet and John. According to Chevington OPR, Harriet was born 2 Sep 1835, christened 27 Oct 1835 Chevington, Suffolk, England, the daughter of Thomas Nunn and Anne Nunn. John was born 2 Apr 1838, christened 9 Apr 1838 Chevington, Suffolk, England Another twist is this Ann(e) Nunn could be Thomas's mother's half-sister. | NUNN, Mary (I4739)
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| 18814 | This may be Eliza's death but the age is wrong. Age discrepancies were common. Registration Year: 1896 Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar Age at Death: 77 Registration district: Bury St Edmunds Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District Inferred County: Suffolk Volume: 4a Page: 459 | NUNN, Eliza (I27)
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| 18815 | This may be her birth: https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au Birth registration: Florence Hermena HODEL Birth date: 22/02/1890 Mother's name: Alice Maud Loeven Father/parent's name: Henry Hodel Registration details: 1890/C/12062 | HODEL, Florence Hermena (I4447)
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| 18816 | This may be her in Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Anne Howey Gender: Female Christening Date: 01 Apr 1769 Christening Place: BANCHORY DEVENICK, KINCARDINE, SCOTLAND Father's Name: William Howey | HOWIE, Anne (I5832)
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| 18817 | This may be him born Queensland but because it is such a common name, can't be sure without marriage certificate. Name William Patrick Donnelly Father Patrick Joseph Donnelly Mother Mary Dillon Birth 26 Aug 1896 - Queensland Civil 1896 - Queensland, Australia Page number 6810 Registration Number 005434 | DONNELLY, William Patrick (I1839)
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| 18818 | This William Silver is believed to be the son of Alexander Silver and Mary Leiper who was born 3 Mar 1808 Wood of Blairs, Maryculter, Kincardineshire, Scotland and died 22 Aug 1888 103 Chapel Street, Old Machar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland He thereafter married Elizabeth Annand but there's no record of the union in parish registers. There are also Ancestry trees which have conflicting parentage for the Alexander Silver who married Mary Leiper which make it difficult to know which line to follow. This may take a fair bit of unravelling. There are a couple of possible births for Elizabeth Anand (spelling variation), and perhaps the more likely is this one Christening Date: 03 Jan 1802 Christening Place: TARVES, ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND Father's Name: Thomas Anand. Ref: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XB4G-RXL | SILVER, William (I7681)
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| 18819 | This Wm Nunn MAY have been transported but not yet confirmed. From Tasmanian Archives: 53360 Nunn William , arrived 19 Oct 1831 on Larkins. Departed 18 Jun 1831 from Downs | NUNN, William (I5088)
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| 18820 | Thomas (Jeff) Jeffery Harding Cogswell May 22, 1973 - July 7, 2016 COGSWELL, Thomas Jeffery Harding (Jeff) We are saddened to advise you that our son Jeff passed away July 7, 2016 in Valley Regional Hospital after a brief illness. He was the son of Tom (Betty) Cogswell and the late Jane Harding Cogswell who passed away when he was five months old. With the help of his older sister Tammy and his grandparents Ina & Floyd Cogswell and Jean &Jim Harding he enjoyed growing up in the Valley until his Father moved them to Sackville NB when he was seven. There with the help of his then stepmother Bonnie MacKenzie Cogswell, younger sister Kate, Jeff lived until graduating from Tantramar Regional High School where after working for a year at the local Save Easy, he went on to Confederation college in Thunder Bay Ontario where he graduated with his degree in Radio and TV broadcasting. Returning to Halifax N.S Jeff started his on air radio broadcasting career at various stations, his favourite being Q 104. After a two year stint in Saint John N.B where he hosted a morning show he returned to Halifax to do the morning show at Z103. As well as his on air career Jeff did the announcing at many major sporting events in Halifax including the Mens Briar championship, the World Junior Hockey championship as well as boxing and wrestling and martial arts. Jeff also started the first on-air golf talk show that was very successful. As an avid golfer he acted as a volunteer and later player in the SBI charity golf classic in support of Valley Child development, also as a sponsor, he remembers the year he won the longest drive contest. He also did some stand up comedy, once performing at Yuk Yuk?s in Toronto and along with some friends, hosted charity comedy fund raisers in the Maritimes. He really enjoyed performing at his old home town in Sackville NB. Jeff loved his career in radio and made many wonderful friends over the years which he always cherished. Growing up in Sackville Jeff was an avid sportsman, playing on provincial rep hockey and baseball teams and learned to play golf from his Dad who he could usually beat. After surviving a serious illness in 2013 he returned with his father and stepmom to Morden where they had retired, and after many challenges, loving care and good food, he returned to the radio business in Halifax for a brief period of time. After another setback he entered the real estate business but finally decided a move back to his roots in the Valley was a great place to turn his life around. Unfortunately it wasn't to be and today he went to be with his Mother Jane. Jeff is survived by his children Hannah and Nick (Big Digs) whom he loved dearly, their mother Nicole Coker. Also by his dad Tom (Betty) Cogswell, Morden; sister Tammy ( Rick) David and their daughter Grace, St. Catharines, Ontario; Kate Cogswell (Julie) and her mother Bonnie MacKenzie, Moncton NB; step brother Mark (Becky) Handley, Middleton and step sister Rhonda ( Dave ) Deveau, Auburn; many aunts and uncles, cousins and friends. We would like to thank Dr. Peltekian, Dr. MacLeod, Dr. Bussey and Dr. Holly Zwicker in Halifax for their support and care. Also the staff and medical team at Valley Regional Hospital in Emergency, ICU and Medical A, Drs. MacLean, Mc Clure and nurse Tristan. Many thanks and God bless you all. A private family graveside service will take place at a later date. There will be no visitation or service as per Jeff's request. Jeff will be sadly missed by his loving family and all who knew him. Donations in his memory may be made to Victorian Order of Nurses, Annapolis Valley Branch, Valley Regional Hospital Foundation, Kentville, or to a charity of choice. Arrangements have been entrusted to Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main St., toll free 1(855) 825-3448. On-line guest book may be signed by visiting: www.middletonfuneralhome.com https://www.middletonfuneralhome.com/obituary/5172723?fh_id=15832 | COGSWELL, Thomas Jeffery Harding (I5047)
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| 18821 | Thomas Nunn was parish clerk, according to burial entry. | NUNN, Thomas (I302)
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| 18822 | THOMPSON Alfred Ernest Sidney of 198a Southfield-road Bedford Park London W4 died 25 March 1957 at sea Administration London 28 May to Ada Frances Thompson widow. Effects 1359 pounds 15 shillings and onepence. | THOMPSON, Alfred Ernest Sydney (I5877)
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| 18823 | THOMSON, CHRISTIAN ANN, aged 36, year 1893, ref 168/1 146, district St Nicholas. 1893 THOMSON, CHRISTIAN ANN (Statutory registers Deaths 168/1 146) Christian Ann Thomson (Married to George Ritchie Thomson, settmaker), 1893 February twelfth at 11.15am at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen (usual residence, Auchmill). female, 36 years, parents William Silver, settmaker and Christian Silver M.S.Watt. Cause: Carcinoma of uterus, 2 years, hysterectomy, 4 days. Informant Geo. R. Thomson widower. | SILVER, Christian Ann (I7888)
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| 18824 | Three months old on 1851 census, say must have been born late December 1850 or early January 1851 | LAWSON, Sarah (I1897)
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| 18825 | Three of their children Isobel, James and Charles all died in infancy according to stone in Durris Kirkyard, Kincardineshire, Scotland, UK. | WALKER, Alexander (I103)
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| 18826 | Tiller Household (2 People) 28 Scylla Rd, Camberwell, London, England Charles W Tiller 28 Nov 1903 Male Wholesale Clothier Single 66 2 Florence C Tiller 14 Mar 1872 Female Incapacitated Widowed 66 1 Ref: RG101/0103A/006/25 | COKER, Florence Clara (I4708)
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| 18827 | Tiller Household (3 People) 93 Seymour Ave, Merton and Morden., Surrey, England Francis S Tiller 23 May 1906 Male Cabinet Making Married 47 1 Daisy B Tiller 28 Mar 1908 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 47 2 Record close on this person which would be their first-born child, born in 1937. | TILLER, Francis Stephen (I6923)
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| 18828 | TODD, Betty Heather. Nee Nunn 29.06.1925 - 04.06.2014. Much loved wife of Ted (deceased), loved mother of William and Megan, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Sadly Missed Family and Friends of BETTY are warmly invited to attend A Service to Celebrate Her Life to be held on Wednesday (June 11, 2014) at Castlebrook Memorial Park Garden Chapel Windsor Road Rouse Hill commencing at 10.00am - See more at: http://tributes.smh.com.au/obituaries/smh-au/obituary.aspx?pid=171240917#sthash.KB3zJJIR.dpuf | NUNN, Betty Heather (I716)
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| 18829 | TODD-NUNN.-On September 211sti at the Bankstown Methodist Church, Sydney, by Rev. Chisley., John Edward, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Todd, Marion-street, Bankstown. to Betty Heather, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Nunn, Law-street. Drysdale Estate. Bundamba. Family Notices. (1946, October 5). Queensland Times (Ipswich) (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 10 Edition: DAILY. Retrieved October 5, 2013, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118375569 | Family: John Edward TODD / Betty Heather NUNN (F188)
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| 18830 | Torphins Cemetery, Erected by William Reid, Farmer, Lower Craigton, Kincardine O' Neil. In Memory of his Son Andrew who Died 24th June 1914 aged 29 years, also his Wife Jane Bisset, who Died 20th July 1938 aged 84 years also the above William Reid who Died at Lower Craigton 2nd November 1940 aged 81 years also his Son James who Died at Lower Craigton 9th April 1952 aged 61 years also his Daughter Jane who Died 12th September 1960 aged 71 years also his Son David who Died 8th August 1972 aged 85 years beloved Husband of Elsie Ferries. | REID, William (I3902)
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| 18831 | Tower Hamlets St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney 1802-1812 1881 March 3, William son of William Coker, Racliffe, rigger, and Elizaberth, born 3 Nov 1806. Francis, son of the above, born 12 June 1810. | COKER, William (I2311)
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| 18832 | Tower Hamlets St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney 1802-1812 1881 March 3, William son of William Coker, Racliffe, rigger, and Elizaberth, born 3 Nov 1806. Francis, son of the above, born 12 June 1810. | COKER, Francis (I6060)
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| 18833 | Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), Tuesday 23 May 1950, page 6 WEDDING. PENNY-KERSHAW.- Knox Presbyterian Church, Ascotvale, Melbourne, was the scene of a very pretty wedding when Lorna Edith, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kershaw, Railway Estate, Townsville, exchanged vows with Philip Roy, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Penny, of Glenthompson. Victoria. The lovely bride entered the church on the arm of her uncle, Mr. George Aspinall, who gave her away. She was attended by Mrs. Roy Holliday, sister of the bridegroom, who fulfilled the duties of matron of honour. Mr. Bruce Selby. friend of the groom, carried out the duties of best man. The bride chose a ballerina-length frock of bridal satin and tulle. The tight-fitting satin bodice came to a deep peak at the waistline (front and back). The low, rounded neckline, was finished with a wide scalloping of tulle which was caught up in the centre front with a spray of orange blossom, and extended over the shoulders to form a sleeve. The tulle skirt was fully gathered on to the bodice. The finger-tip veil, heavily embossed, was worn over the face on entering the church, and fell from a coronet of orange blossoms. The bride wore hand-crocheted lace gloves and carried a bouquet of white lilies tied with satin ribbon. The matron-of-honour also chose a ballerina-length frock of lemon velvet and spotted net. The velvet bodice was cut with a high rounded neckline and extended sleeves and was finished with tiny buttons from neckline to waist line. The spotted net skirt was fully gathered and a narrow velvet sash was worn, tied at the front. She wore a lemon straw halo, trimmed with pale blue and lavender flowers and carried a blue and lavender bouquet. The wedding reception was held at the Hotel Alexander. The guests were received by the bride's aunt Mrs. G. Asplnall, assisted by the bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Aspinall wore a light brown frock with accessories to match. Mrs. Penny wore dusty pink figured linen with black accessories. The happy couple left for South Australia, where the honeymoon was spent at Mt. Gambier and later returned to Warracknabeal. Victoria, where they will in future reside. | Family: Philip Roy PENNY / Lorna Edith KERSHAW (F1427)
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| 18834 | Tracing Adolphus Levin through the public record unearths a picture of a complex and interesting man. There is no record yet found to establish when he arrived in England from Germany and he is first found on the 1851 census aged 58 at 1 Union Buildings, Tower Hamlets, London. He is a working jeweller by trade. He is presumed to have a Jewish heritage based on his name and the fact that he was a jeweller in an area that included a number of Jewish jewellery shops in 19th century London. The following transcript for the 1851 census requires some explanation which follows below. 1851 census for 1 Union Buildings, Mile End Old Town, The Tower Hamlets, London, England, UK: RG number: HO107 Piece: 1553 Folio: 314 Page: 35 LEVIN, Adolphus Head Married M 58 1793 Working Jeweller Germany *LEVIN, Mary Ann Wife Married F 38 1813 Laundress Feltham Middlesex #LEVIN, Thomas Son M 13 1838 Scholar Shoreditch Middlesex #LEVIN, Amelia Daughter F 9 1842 Scholar Bethnal Green Middlesex LEVIN, Julia Daughter F 7 1844 Scholar St Lukes Middlesex LEVIN, Mary Ann Daughter F 3 1848 Shoreditch Middlesex LEVIN, Adolphus J Son M 0 (11 MOS) 1851 Stepney Middlesex *Mary Ann Champness was previously married to Christopher Harper with whom she had Thomas and Amelia, so either the two children assumed the Levin surname or they were adopted. No record yet to confirm that. As well, it seems that Adolphus and Mary Ann were living together while the other children, Julia, Mary and Adolphus junior were born. Another daughter, Emily, was born about 1857 as well. The reasons for above assumptions are because in 1859, Adolphus (aged 66) married Mary Ann Harper (aged 46) in St Phillip's Church, Bethnal Green. As well, Adolphus took the step to be baptised around the same time which indicates a momentous change in his worldview. The fact that he abandoned his Jewish heritage and embraced both a baptism and marriage in a Christian church suggests that he was born again. The transcript of his baptism follows: Baptisms in the church of St. John, Bethnal Green, in the county of Middlesex in the Year 1859. No 3381, May 22nd 1859. Adolphus born 13 March 1793, son of Adolphus and Golda Levin, of Posen, Germany, Jeweller. What transpired in the family thereafter is a little unclear because Adolphus senior is not again found on the census until 1881, about three weeks before he died. While his first name is impossible to decipher on the census entry (it has been transcribed as Matthew - and he may have embraced a new Christian name), the address of 5 Pritchards Rd, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England, matches his burial record. Interestingly, Adolphus is not with his wife on the 1871 but she is found in Sewardstone Rd, East, Bethnal Green, London, staying with her daughter Julia (from first marriage) along with two of her children Adolphus junior and Emily. Her first name is given as Margaretta which could be enumerator error. However, the following transcription from Adolphus's death certificate gives Mary Ann as witness: 1881 death in registation district of Bethnal Green in the sub-district of Hackney Road, Middlesex No 164, 15th April 1881 at 5 Pritchards Row, Adolphus Levin, male, aged 88 years, working jeweller, cause, infirmities of age as certfied by E. Moore. Witness: the mark of Mary Ann Levin, widow of deceased present at death. Details of burial are: Buried 20 Apr 1881 Manor Park Cemetery, Sebert Rd, London, England, UK Burial No. 32793, Apr 20, Levin, Adophus, aged 88 years, of 5 Pritchards Row, Hackney. Where buried: Sq 157 Gr 90, Minister G.B.Goulding. Date of death cert, 19 April. | LEVIN, Adolphus (I2446)
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| 18835 | TRAINEE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY Ten breaches of the National Service Act resulted in a 19-year-old youth being fined ?18 and ordered into the immediate custody of the military authorities, by Mr. N. F. Applin, S.M., in the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday. James Wallace, boilermaker, pleaded guilty to having failed to render service under the National Service Act by absenting himself without leave from ten obligatory parades between January 27, and March 3. Lieutenant H. J. Moran, who prosecuted on behalf of the military authorities, said that the defendant had appeared before the court in November on a similar charge, but was released after entering into a bond to comply with the regulations. Since then he had attended only one parade. His three months' training period had been served, but he had 77 days to complete. Mr. Applin told the defendant that it was a serious matter, as previously he had been dealt with lightly. "You have given only flimsy excuses* and apparently had no intention of attending the parades," he said. Wallace was convicted and fined ?5, with 6/- costs, in default 14 days' imprisonment on two charges, and ?1. with 6/ costs, in default three days, on eight charges. He was allowed three months to pay the fines. An immediate order was also issued for the defendant to be taken into the custody of the Senior Administration Officer, Northern Command, and escorted to Brisbane to render the prescribed service. APA citation: TRAINEE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. (1953, April 11). Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878-1954), p. 5. Retrieved March 28, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article57252522 *According to Jim, the parades were "on the wrong night". That was what he said 50 years or so after the event. Perhaps this was one of the "flimsy excuses" he offered up back in 1953. | WALLACE, James Alfred (I1495)
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| 18836 | Transcribed by Warren Nunn October 2004 from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds: 588 George Nunn aged 27 Jan 1 1872 son of John Nunn and Phoebe Husk | NUNN, George (I3894)
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| 18837 | Transcribed by Warren Nunn October 2004 from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds: 600 Frederick Nunn aged 23 Nov 30 1873 son of John Nunn and Phoebe Husk | NUNN, Frederick (I3896)
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| 18838 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: 714 Robert Nunn aged 73 Feb 2 1886 son of Robert Nunn and Elizabeth Nunn | NUNN, Robert (I3343)
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| 18839 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Banns: John Nunn and Louisa Cross both of the parish Dec 1, 8, 15 1833 Marriage: No 91 John Nunn bach of this parish and Louisa Cross spinster of this parish Dec 23 1833. Witnesses Mark Cross* and Sophia Suttle. *Presumably Louisa's father. | Family: John NUNN / Louisa CROSS (F1525)
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| 18840 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Banns: No 73 Robert Nunn bach and Mahalia Wallis spinster both of this parish, banns Sep 18, 25 & Oct 2 1836 Marriage: No 110 Robert Nunn bach of this parish and Mahalia Wallis spinster of this parish Oct 13 1836. Witnesses John Nunn and Anne Airs. | Family: Robert NUNN / Mahalah WALLIS (F942)
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| 18841 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Banns: No 74 Jonathan Nunn bach and Harriet Wallis spinster both of this parish, banns Oct 30 & Nov 6, 13 1836 Marriage: No 111 Jonathan Nunn bach of this parish and Harriet Wallis spinster of this parish Nov 26 1836. Witnesses John Cross and Elizabeth Airs. | Family: Jonathan NUNN / Harriett WALLIS (F943)
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| 18842 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Banns: Samuel Nunn and Susan Gilby both of this parish, banns Oct 14, 21, 28 1827 Marriage: No 60 Samuel Nunn bach of this parish and Susan Gilby spinster of this parish Nov 8 1827. Witnesses David Harrow and Lucy Harrow. | Family: Samuel NUNN / Susan GILBY (F98)
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| 18843 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Burial No 673 Abraham Nunn aged 86 Apr 22 1881 | NUNN, Abraham (I22)
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| 18844 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: Marriage: No 47 Henry Nunn bach. of this parish and Susan Bridge Nov 13 1821. Witnesses Elias Bridge and Abraham Parker Banns: 1824 Henry Nunn and Susan Bridge both of this parish, banns Oct 17, 24 and 31 1824 | Family: Henry NUNN / Susan BRIDGE (F941)
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| 18845 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 1 James Nunn of this parish, bach and Martha Rutter Oct 12, 1813. Witnesses Mary Little and John Rutter | Family: James NUNN / Martha RUTTER (F1489)
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| 18846 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 101 Elias Nunn and Caroline Clary both of this parish, banns Sep 29 & Oct 5, 12 1844 | Family: Elias NUNN / Caroline CLARY (F944)
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| 18847 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 33 Sarah Nunn the wife of Thomas Nunn late Sarah Chalice of this parish Feb 12, 1819 aged 73 | CHALLIS, Sarah (I2697)
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| 18848 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 512 15 Apr 1838 born 6 Mar 1838 George son of George Avis and Anne Nunn of this parish | AVIS, George (I5651)
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| 18849 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 568 6 Sep 1840 born 17 Jul 1840 Mary Anne dau of George Avis and Anne Nunn of this parish | AVIS, Mary Anne (I5652)
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| 18850 | Transcribed from Chevington OPR held at Bury St Edmunds by Warren Nunn October 2004: No 607 Ann Avis wife of George Avis late A. Nunn of Chevington 22 Sep 1874 aged 56 | NUNN, Ann (I3351)
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