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Captain 5th Sikhs eventually promoted to Colonel. Servied Indian Army 1921. | RUCK, Col. Oliver Laurence (I5890)
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Captain aged 47 | DUNCAN, Charles (I2192)
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Captain in militia. He is the George Carter who sold Winchcomb in Crundale. | CARTER, George (I7306)
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Captain R. N. | BRIDGES, Philip Henry (I8436)
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Captain, Royal Navy | HAMILTON, John (I12826)
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Cardinal and Bishop of Canterbury. | KEMP, John (I12709)
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Caroline Emily never married. She lived at home all her life and looked after her stepmother, Emma, until she died. She was mentioned in Harriet Delo's Will. From when her own Will was signed in 1918 almost until her death Caroline lived at 24 Stanhope Road, Dover. Caroline was 91 when she died while living at 39 Folkestone Road, Dover. This address looks like a nursing home and the death was witnessed by the person in charge. She left GB106. Her room contents were left to a lady also living at 24 Stanhope Road. Her sisters, Harriet, Edith and Esther were left her belongings. Edith peagram inherited her father, John Kennett's, photograph. The money was left to Mabel Annie Collier, Charlotte's daughter. | KENNETT, Caroline Emily (I2754)
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Caroline married George Hilton, a grocer from Hythe on 6 Sept 1841 at the parish church in Gillingham. George's father was a Captain in the Navy. Gilbert William Kennett and Matilda Hilton witnessed the wedding. Carolines was still a minor. At the time of Caroline's death in 1846, at age 24, the family was living at St. Leonard Hythe. | KENNETT, Caroline (I2748)
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Carolyn Reimel on Ancestry claims DNA match to this fellow. | ALLAN, George (I19436)
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Carpenter | RUCK, William Edward (I7090)
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Carpenter of Mornicke and Callington.
Leases taken out by Adam at WDRO: 72/585, 604, 608, 627, 628, 629 | GRILLS, Adam (I16495)
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Carpenter, 1891, living on Waterloo Road, Maidstone | DAMPIER, George John (I10830)
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CATER James SILVER Ann M 09 Feb 1664 lic Ospringe PR, BT
James Cater of Faversham, grocer, bachelor, 25, whose parents consent and Ann Silver, s.p., virgin, 30, whose parents are dead. At Ospringe. John Cater of Faversham, Gent., bondsman. Feb 6, 1663. | Family (F5219)
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Catherine died at the house of her son-in-law, Henry Manners, 2nd Earl of Rutland. | STAFFORD, Lady Catherine (I15188)
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Cattle dealer 1871 | SEATON, John Hollaway (I1865)
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Cause of death was accidental drowning after falling into deep water. Aged 17 years, 9 months, 17 days. | MORNINGSTAR, Orlen Wallace (I12044)
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Cause of death was injuries sustained during a tournament.
Modern historians have called William Montague Edward's "most intimate personal friend"[1] and "the chief influence behind the throne from Mortimer's downfall in 1330 until his own death in 1344."[2]
1a b McKisack, May (1959). The Fourteenth Century: 1307-1399. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 152. ISBN 0-19-821712-9 .
2 Ormrod, W.M. (1990). The Reign of Edward III. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. p. 24. ISBN 0-300-04876-9 . | MONTACUTE, 1st Earl of Salisbury William (I11499)
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Cause of death was paralysis of 2 weeks duration.
From British Home Children website index of journal
Issue, Issue #, Vol. # are the last three columns, others self-explanatory
OWLETT Albert Old Friends Directory 1896 June 11 1
Post Office: Rosemont, Simcoe. Arrived Canada: July 1894. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Albert Emigration - April & June 1894 1899 April 3 4
Employer: Mr. Alex D. Menzie. Address: Brigden. Gene Ref CS88 A1 U68, reel 9 (NO ILL)
OWLETT Annie Commentary 1897 March 8 2
Younger sister of Emily. Came September 1892 Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Annie Visit - Report - Mrs. C. Owen 1900 April 3 5
Came October 1892. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 2
OWLETT Annie Marriage 1930 May 2 32
Party in 1892 - Spouse - A. W. Miller - Recorded in 1929. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 6
OWLETT Emily Death 1897 March 8 2
Died Monday, February 1st. after a long illness. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Emily Commentary 1897 March 8 2
Elder sister of Annie. Came September 1892 Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Emily Death 1897 March 8 2
In March 1893, placed with Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy, near Lindsay. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT William Commentary 1895 December 5 1
Came last year. Works Mr. G. A. Brodie of Bethesda. Age 12. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT William Emigration - April & June 1894 1899 April 3 4
Employer: Mr. G. A. Brodie. Address: Bethesda. Gene Ref CS88 A1 U68, reel 9 (NO ILL)
OWLETT William Commentary - Silver Medal 1901 October 1 7
Employer: Mr. James C. Brodie. Address: Bethesda. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 2
OWLETT Wm. Old Friends Directory 1895 October 3 1
Address: Bethesda, York. Arrived in Canada: July 1894. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Wm. Letter 1895 November 4 1
Came last year. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 1
OWLETT Wm. Donation 1902 April-May 1 8
To the Homes - Up to April 26th. Gene CS88 A1 U68, reel 3 | OWLETT, Emily Grace (I6594)
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Cause of Death, base of skull fractured. single. | CRUICKSHANK, Alexander (I13934)
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Cause of death: car accident, also killed was his son Quentin, aged 8 years. | HAARHOFF, Aubrey Terrence (I16063)
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Cause of death: Chronic bronchitis
1851 Resident at Lower Gardie, Mid Yell. Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
Census 1861 Resident at Silverfield Cottages, Bonnington Road, South Leith. Find all individuals with events at this location [1]
Census 1881 Resident at Common Stair, Bowershall, Bonnington Road, South Leith. Find all individuals with events at this location [2]
Occupation Domestic servant | GRAY, Elizabeth (I17037)
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Cause of Death: Coronary Thrombosis, Cardiac Failure | ROBERTSON, Forbes (I253)
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Cause of Death: Disease of heart 2 years dropsy, 3 months | CRUICKSHANK, Emily (I11138)
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Cause of death: Disease of the spinal cord, 2 years. Present at death Andrew Robertson, step-father. | GREIG, Mary Helen (I257)
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Cause of Death: Heart Attack.
Peitermaritzburg Archives:
DEPOT NAB SOURCE MSCE TYPE LEER SYSTEM 01 REFERENCE 2128/1967 PART 1 DESCRIPTION BODEKER, ALFRED HEINRICH. BORN IN ENGLAND. S SP BODEKER, SYBIL EDITH ADELINE. BORN UNSWORTH. DECEASED ESTATE. STARTING 19670000 ENDING 19670000
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Cause of Death: stroke | HILL, Helena (I16037)
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Cause of Death: Inflammatory Bright’s disease with uraemia
Burial Locations: Layer 1, 714c
1841
Magnus Gray Male 30 1811, occupation mason, Shetland Islands, Scotland
Janet Gray Female 30 1811 Shetland Islands, Scotland
Elizabeth Gray Female 7 1834 Shetland Islands, Scotland
George Gray Male 5 1836 Shetland Islands, Scotland
Christina Gray Female 3 1838 Shetland Islands, Scotland
Jemima Gray Female 0 1841 Shetland Islands, Scotland
House name Gardie
House number -
Street Gardie
Parish or township Yell | GRAY, Magnus (I6262)
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Cause was listed as being "apparently heart disease". Death signed by father William Douglas Young whose residence was 16 Robert Street, Stonehaven.
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Name: Young, William John. Service number: R293071. Date of birth: 12/11/1922.
Registry of Shipping and Seamen: War of 1939-1945; Combined Office Merchant Navy Operations, Seamen's Pouches. Name: Young, William John. Service number: R293071. Date of birth: 12/11/1922.
Held by: The National Archives - Board of Trade and successors
Date: 1944 - 1945
Reference: BT 391/120/149
Subjects: Shipping | Trade and commerce | Merchant seaman | Operations, battles and campaigns | YOUNG, William John (I25)
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CCA-U101
I - Title Deeds : Aldington
D - Bundle D
Title Deed of feoffment
Ref No CCA-U101/I/D/3
Alt Ref No CCA-U101/I/D/3
Description Nicholas Sawkins the elder of Liminge and Nich: Sawkins junr, and Wm Sawkins, sons of the above M and of his wife Jane, sister and heir of Wm Tilden son and heir of Wm Tilden of Willesborowe, yeoman, decd to Eliz and Martha Curtis das of Math: Curtis of Tenterden and to Stephen their brother of lands in the parishes of Ruckinge and Kingsnorth.
Date 1646 | SAWKINS, Nicholas (I14285)
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CCA-U137 - OXENDEN DEEDS
Title Copy of proceedings
Ref No CCA-U137/333
Alt Ref No CCA-U137/333
Description In Court against Thomas Tiddeyman for wrongfully distraining on the livestock of John Roome, in the parish of Folkestone. Mich. 17 Jas. I.
Date 1619 | ROOME, John (I14756)
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Cecilia Emma was born on 5 May 1863. She married George Spicer, a journalist at Deal Parish Church on 22 October 1887. George's father also called George, was a mariner. Several sisters witnessd the wedding but not Alice.
Cecilia died on 30 September 1910 at 7 Coliseum Terrace, Regent's Park, London of pelvic peritonitis. her home address however was 7 Clarence Lawn, Dover. She left everything to her husband George in a Will signed in 1906. Her estate was valued at GB701 gross and GB482 net.
George remarried a lady called Rhoda Albert, but he died on 2 October 1917. probate was granted to his widow - the address given was still 7 Clarence Lawn, Dover. He left GB8,400 gross being GB2,300 net. George's Will was signed in 1913. | KENNETT, Cecelia Emma (I4783)
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census 1841 at Harefield Farm, Selling (Kent), resided 1847 at Harefield Court, Selling (Kent), census 1851 at Harefield Farm, Selling (Kent), resided 1865 - 1870 at Woodlands, Selling (Kent), occupation 1841 Farmer, occupation 1847 Farmer & Hop Grower, occupation 1851 Land Owner, Member 1816 - 1870 of Faversham Farmers Club. | NEAME, Charles (I7416)
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census 1841 at Selling Court, Selling (Kent), census 1851 at Selling Court, Selling (Kent), census 1911 Visitor at "Dunster", 55 Anson Road, Tufnell Park (London), occupation 1911 Private Means | NEAME, Mary Ann (I20521)
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census 1851 at The Green, Wye (Kent), census 1861 at Withersdane Green, Wye (Kent), census 1871 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1881 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1891 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1901 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), occupation 1851 Labourer, occupation 1861 - 1881 Agricultural Labourer, occupation 1891 General Labourer, occupation 1901 Agricultural Labourer, died 1st qtr 1915 in East Ashford RD (Kent) - Aged 92.
census 1861 at Withersdane Green, Wye (Kent), census 1871 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1881 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1891 at Withersdane, Wye (Kent), census 1901 at Withersdane, Wye | DODD, Henry (I13467)
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Census Years1831LondonderryColeraineMacosquinCashellResidents of a house
Residents of a house 10 in Cashell (Macosquin, Coleraine, Londonderry)
Surname Forename Number of house Number of families in each Number of males in family Number of females in family Number of male servants Number of female servants Number in Established Church Number of Roman Catholics Number of Presbyterians Number of other Protestants
McAloney William 10 1 2 1 - - - - 3 -
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Census Years1831LondonderryColeraineColeraineMeeting House PlaceResidents of a house
Residents of a house 299 in Meeting House Place (Coleraine, Coleraine, Londonderry)
Surname Forename Number of house Number of families in each Number of males in family Number of females in family Number of male servants Number of female servants Number in Established Church Number of Roman Catholics Number of Presbyterians Number of other Protestants
McAloney James 299 1 6 4 - - - - 10 -
McAloney James 299 1 6 4 - - - - 10 -
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Death Registration:
Name WILLIAM MCALONEY
Date of Death 1867
Group Registration ID N/R
SR District/Reg Area Coleraine
Deceased Age at Death 60
Returns Year 1867
Returns Quarter 3
Returns Volume No 11
Returns Page No 280 | MCALONEY, William (I8185)
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Centre for Kentish Studies: Kent Quarter Sessions [Q/SO - Q/SP]
ORDER BOOKS - ref. Q/SO FILE - Order Book - ref. Q/SO/E/1 [n.d.] item: East Kent Order Book, Midsummer 1657 - ref. Q/SO/E1/f.27 [n.d.] [from Scope and Content] All matters in difference between Ezekiell Bridges and William Sayer, late overseers of the poor of St. Nicholas Thanet and the inhabitants of the parish concerning money disbursed by the late overseers are referred to Peter Peake, Thomas St. Nicholas and Thomas Foche, esquires, justices of the peace or any two of them who are desired to send for the parties concerned and make such order for reimbursement of the said Ezekiell Bridges and William Sayer as they think fit
Centre for Kentish Studies: Kent Quarter Sessions [Q/SB/1 - Q/SB/7]
SESSIONS PAPERS - ref. Q/SB FILE - Sessions Papers - ref. Q/SB/7 - date: 1657-60 item: Petition - ref. Q/SB/7/35 - date: [1657] [from Scope and Content] Ezechiell Bridges and William Sayer, late overseers of St. Nicholas Thanet. Spent £5.5s. 8d. as overseers for 1656. Present overseers refuse to levy rate for repayment. Note of reference to three Justices.
Canterbury Cathedral Archives: Diocese of Canterbury [DCb/PRC/18/32 - DCb/PRC/18/41]
Probate/court records: Archdeacon's Court, miscellaneous - ref. DCb/PRC/18 [Access Conditions] DCb/PRC/18/6 2nd Dcb/PRC/18/7 are unfit for consultation and therefore their contents are not listed here. 1666 - 1668 FILE - Archdeaconry Court Miscellaneous - ref. DCb/PRC/18/32/135 - date: 16 Jan 1667/8 [from Scope and Content] PLAINTIFF: Ezek BRIDGES s, exor; DEFENDANT: Thos BRIDGES, Jn BRIDGES Jr., Anne BRIDGES als TRITTON, My BRIDGES als SAYER chn; DOCUMENT: All & Sent; CASE: Test (Jn BRIDGES, St Nich-at-Wade) | BRIDGES, Ezekiel (I8338)
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Certificate #013902. Married Methodist. | Family (F5537)
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Certificates can also be ordered online at http://www.civilregistrationservice.ie/ | Source (S144)
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Chairmaker, cabinetmaker | STONE, Charles (I10910)
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Chamberlain in Calder pre-1691. | DUFF, David (I10534)
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Chamberlain to Edward III. Summoned to parliament by writ directed 'Gilberto Talbot' whereby he is held to have become Baron Talbot 27 Jan 1331/2. | TALBOT, Gilbert 1st Baron Talbot (I15133)
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Chancery Records Index 1336-1558:
Name: William Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1486-1493
Volume: 3
Page: 33
Bundle: 83
Name: William Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1504-1515
Volume: 4
Page: 390
Bundle: 358
Name: John Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1486-1493, 1504-1515
Volume: 3
Page: 140
Bundle: 123
Name: William Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1486-1493, 1504-1515
Volume: 3
Page: 140
Bundle: 123
Name: Agnes Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1538-1544
Volume: 8
Page: 2
Bundle: 936
Name: Jervis Carter
Place: Kent
Date: 1538-1544
Volume: 8
Page: 2
Bundle: 936 | CARTER, William (I9489)
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Chancery records index:
Name: John Stykker
Place: Kent
Date: 1502-1503
Volume: 4
Page: 87
Bundle: 265
DONE = STIKKARD Luke Bethersden 1527 AD 17 RW 17 313 0188928
STIKKARD Thomas Bethersden 1532 AD 17 RW 19 276 0188929
DONE = STYCKERD Rose Bethersden 1560-1561 AD 17 RW 35 164 0188937
DONE = STYCKERDE William Bethersden 1561 AD 17 RW 35 164 0188937
DONE = STYKER John Bethersden 1564-1564 AD 17 RW 38 73 0188938
DONE = STIKER, STICKER Nicholas Bethersden 1586-1586 AD 17 RW 46 219 0188944
DONE = STRICKARD Marrion Bethersden 1608-1609 AD 17 RW 58 208 0188956
BRESSENDEN Thomas Bethersden 1581-1581 AD 17 RW 44 239 0188943 | STIKER, Nicholas (I6533)
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Charles Clint JACKSON is the 4th great grandfather of Joshua James RYAN. | JACKSON, Charles Clint (I17922)
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Charles Dimond was a Cheesemonger by trade and operated a cheese shop at 2 Chenies St ., London, from at least 1807 when he appears as an occupier of the property, then owned by Mary Stephens, through 1827, after which time, it appears that his son, Charles Dimond, Jr. took over management of the property.
TitleDIMOND, CharlesScope
West Surrey Militia from 29th July 1797 to 5th march 1798.
Reference CodeCOL/CHD/FR/11/04/002/0383LevelItemDateFrom CollectionCORPORATION OF LONDON | DIMOND, Charles (I425)
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Charles Dimond was a Cheesemonger by trade and operated a cheese shop at 41 Carnaby St., Golden Square, London,
England (ref: 1845 City Directory of London England)
Birth ref: 1851 Census of St. James, Westminister, London, L.D.S. film
#0087810
Ref: Death- Copy of Death registration in possesion
Ref Marriage to Elizebeth Grist Civil Registration- Clifton, Gloucester
Vol X1 page 395. Certificate not aquired.
Copy of Last Will and Testement in possesion
Copy of Grave registration in possesion Grave # 5094/38/3
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EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Theft > simple larceny, 9th July 1838.
Reference Number: t18380709-1668
Offence: Theft > simple larceny
Verdict: Guilty > no_subcategory
Punishment: Imprisonment > no_subcategory ; Corporal > whipping
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1668. EDWARD ARMSTRONG was indicted for stealing, on the 3rd of July, 71bs. weight of ham, value 4s., the goods of Charles Dimond.
CHARLES DIMOND . I am a cheesemonger, and live in Carnaby-street, St. James's. On the 3rd of July, I received information, went out, and fraud the; prisoner about five doors from my shop, on the opposite side, and found this half of a ham in his apron-I had cut it in two about five minutes before, and placed it in the window.
CHARLES HARRISON . I am errand-boy to William Dickenson. I was in Carnaby-street, and I saw the prisoner take this ham from the window-I told Mr. Dimond of it, and he took him.
Prisoner. A boy came running down the street, and gave me the ham.
GUILTY . Aged 13.- Confined Three Days, and Whipped.
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Charles Ruck, widower, butcher, of Canterbury & Jane Tuckwell, sp., 22, of the same, parents deceased, at Petham, Nackington, Lower Hardres. John Parker of Canterbury, butcher, alleges. Jane buried as "wife of Charles". | TUCKWELL, Jane (I5616)
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Charles Salter, batchelor and Jane Gay, spinster married 10 July 1775 by T. Chapman, Vicar. Witnesses: Ann Harford, Thomas Haskell. | Family (F453)
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Charles Vaughan was born illegitimate to Sarah Vaughan in the Workhouse of St. George The Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, England. He had one brother, whose life, at this point, is unknown. Sometime after his arrival in Canada, Charles altered the spelling of his surname from Vaughan to Vaughn. Unfortunately, we do not know if this an intentional alteration or if simply that he was unaware of the correct spelling used by his grandparents and earlier forebears.
Information given by Charles Vaughn on the 1901 Census indicates that his birth date was January 12, 1875. This is now believed to be his Baptism date and that he did not know his true birthdate until his Mother came to Canada.
Charles Vaughn emigrated to Canada in 1889, possibly as an indentured farm worker. He reportedly was sent to work on a farm in the hamlet of McNab, in Grantham Township, Ontario, Canada. After conducting a thorough examination of the Register of Visitors who had attended Charles' funeral, and having matched those attendees with families and individuals in McNab during the late 1800s and early 1900s through an extensive search of local tax assessment records for the McNab area (1889-1901), it would appear that Charles had stayed with a family by the name of Wilson on Lots 5 and 6, Concession 1, Grantham Township. That property was subdivided between a father and his two sons: Thomas Wilson (wife Huldah) and his sons, Howard Alexander Wilson and Frank Bowman Wilson. Signing in the Register of Visitors were Howard A. Wilson with an Effie Wilson - which happens to be the name of Howard Wilson's wife - and a Frank B. Wilson.
Information from the 1891 and 1901 census returns confirm that the Wilsons had three children - Howard Alexander, Effie and Frank Bowman Wilson. All of these latter three individuals had signed the funeral guest register. Frank's brother, Howard Alexander Wilson, also married at McNab church on 14 November 1893 a Miss Mary Effie Read. The obituary of Howard Alexander Wilson, who died during 1955, indicated that he had at least one son named Elmer Read Wilson, as well as several grandchildren surviving him. Granddaughter Doris Wilson married Roland Allard and had two children: Lorraine and Patricia. Both of these girls are believed to still be living but attempts to locate any of the Allard have failed thus far.
Attempts to locate Donald and Phyllis McGeorge (nee Wilson and daughter of Elmer Read Wilson) have also failed. An obituary prepared for Ethel Gertrude Maud McGeorge, mother of Donald, named several grandchildren but unfortunately those grandchildren were not assigned to a specific set of parents. Donald also had a brother Clyde so it is still unknown if Donald and Phyllis had any children, directly.
Local Vernon's city directories and newspaper obituaries were also searched for any information that might lead to a living descendant of the Wilson family. It was discovered that Frank Bowman Wilson had died during 1959 leaving no issue. He had married 8 November 1899 Miss Effie Pay at McNab Christ Church.
Thomas Wilson had died during many years previous to the death of Charles. Howard Alexander Wilson, gleaned from obituaries in the St. Catharines Standard, died during 1955 and his brother, Frank Bowman Wilson, died during 1959. Frank left no children and current research is attempting to track down a living descendant of Howard Alexander Wilson.
Charles later worked at Dominion Rubber Works in Port Dalhousie, Ontario, Canada where he was able to save enough money to buy a small farm In the Township of Louth, Lincoln County. The address was Lot 3, Concession 1. He subsequently sold that farm on the 18th of August 1924 and purchased the farm on # 8 Highway Lots 1 and 2, Concession 5, Louth Township.
He eventually brought his Mother to Canada and she lived with him, until her death in 1924.
I remember as a child that, during the Second World War, Charles would arrive at our house with goods that were generally unattainable due to rationing. I don't think that the goods were obtained through legal channels but, nobody asked him from where they came.
(Earl Chamberlain, grandson).
Marriage Index: Ontario Charles Vaughn M 31 Pt Dalhousie 33 05 22 95
007286 95 Copy of marriage registration in possesion
Ref: Death-Copy of Death Certificate in possesion
Died as a result of complications from a Stroke | VAUGHN, Charles (I141)
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Charles was a twin and was the sixth born child of George Gregory and Caroline Dodd. He became a skipper of a sailing vessel that often ventured to Europe and up to London. Roy Lumb's uncle, John, would sail with Charles from time to time. As a trick, John would dilute Charles' liquor but eventually Charles caught on to the rouse. Apparently Charles Gregory was a very likeable fellow. | GREGORY, Charles (I2338)
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