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Recorded as being a ship's carpenter on death certificate of daughter, Elizabeth and on the death of his son, William.
Possible burials:
First name(s) William
Last name Young
Birth year 1806
Death year 1849
Death date 26 Feb 1849
Burial year 1849
Age 43 years
Place Edinburgh
Cemetery St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh
Residence Royal Infirmary
County Midlothian
Country Scotland
Notes
Gratis Interment
Dataset Title St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh Death & Burial Register
Reference -
Record set Scotland, Edinburgh & Lothian Death And Burial Index
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Parish Burials
Collections from Great Britain, Scotland | YOUNG, William (I39)
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Recorded as being a widow at the time of her death. Also stated to be a widow on the marriage of her three daughters.
m 31 Jul 1620 John Jacob . and Ellen Sheafe - wye
First name(s) Marie
Last name Sheafe
Baptism year 1602
Baptism date 14 Nov 1602
Relationship Daughter Of
Father's first name(s) Thomas
Father's last name -
Mother's first name(s) -
Mother's last name 14
Residence Rolvenden
Church St Mildred
Place Tenterden
County Kent
First name(s) My
Last name Sheaffe
Baptism year 1619
Baptism date 31 Jan 1619
Father's first name(s) Thomas
Father's last name -
Mother's first name(s) -
Mother's last name 31
Place Cranbrook
County Kent | UNKNOWN, Sarah (I4708)
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recorder of Canterbury, reader of the Inner Temple, and M.P. for Canterbury 21st James I
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DENNE, Thomas (1577-1656), of St Alphege, Canterbury, Kent and the Inner Temple, London; later of Denne Hill, Kingston, Kent
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1604-1629, ed. Andrew Thrush and John P. Ferris, 2010
Available from Cambridge University Press
Family and Education
bap. 1 Sept. 1577, 1st s. of Robert Denne, yeoman of Denne Hill and Thomasine, da. of Thomas Dane of St. John’s, Thanet, Kent. educ. King’s sch. Canterbury 1589; I. Temple 1598, called 1607. m. by Oct. 1611, Dorothy (bur. 21 Aug. 1637), da. of John Tanfield of Copfold Hall, Margaretting, Essex, 2s. (1 d.v.p.) 5da. 1 other ch. d.v.p. suc. fa. 1594. bur. 1 Aug. 1656.1
Offices Held
Dep. reader, Clifford’s Inn 1609, reader, Lyon’s Inn 1614, Clifford’s Inn 1616, I. Temple 1628;2 fee’d counsel, Canterbury 1617-at least 1636, recorder 1643-55;3 steward, reader’s dinner, I. Temple 1623, bencher 1626-d., reader’s attendant 1627, auditor 1628-9, 1631-2, 1638-9.4
Freeman, Canterbury 1617,5 common councilman to 11 Mar. 1656;6 commr. oyer and terminer, Canterbury 1622,7 subsidy 1624;8 j.p. Kent 1630-d.;9 commr. repair of highways, Kent 1631,10 charitable uses 1633,11 assessment (chairman), Canterbury 1643-5, 1647-53.12
Biography
Denne’s earliest known ancestor held lands in east Kent under John, and his son, Sir Alured, was seneschal of Christchurch Priory, Canterbury and escheator for Kent in 1234.13 Denne himself was born to a prosperous yeoman at Denne Hill in the parish of Kingston, five miles south-east of Canterbury. In the family’s possession from at least the mid-thirteenth century, Denne Hill lay at the heart of a modest estate that was expanded under Elizabeth to include purchases in neighbouring Barham and the Isle of Thanet. Following his father’s death in 1594, Denne, the eldest of five sons, should have inherited the Kingston-Barham estate, but it was conferred on his brother John instead. Moreover, the bulk of the Thanet property was divided between two other brothers, Vincent and Edward. The few lands specifically allocated to Denne were expressly withheld during the lifetime of his mother, who used them to amass more than £2,000 in rents in just 12 years. However, some property, unmentioned in the will, must have passed automatically to Denne, for in about 1606 he conferred lands on John worth £200 a year, plus £400 in cash. The condition of this gift was that John would leave Denne his entire estate if he died childless.14
Shortly after attaining his majority, Denne underwent a legal training at the Inner Temple, culminating in his admission to the bar in June 1607. He may have received encouragement from another Thomas Denne, New Romney’s standing counsel and perhaps a kinsman.15 By 1612 he was living in Canterbury,16 where from 1617 he was retained as counsel by the corporation following John Finch II’s* elevation to the recordership. For much of the 1620s Denne helped defend Canterbury’s charter at Westminster.17 However, his election to Parliament for the city in 1624 was contrary to the wishes of his employers. He and his fellow Canterbury resident, the self-styled puritan Thomas Scott*, persuaded each other to stand to prevent the return of the duke of Lennox’s secretary John Latham, whom Scott ‘much suspected for his religion’ and whose candidacy was supported by the city’s aldermen.18 On the strength of this evidence, Denne has been described by one historian as ‘a puritan lawyer’.19
Denne played little recorded part in the 1624 Parliament. On 25 Mar. he was nominated to the bill committee for the repeal and continuance of expiring statutes, and on 22 Apr. he reported a naturalization bill for the Norwich grain merchant Peter Verbeake.20 While at Westminster, Denne’s brother John secretly drafted his will. Instead of settling his entire estate on Denne, as agreed, John divided up the property he had bought with Denne’s money between his brother Vincent, Denne’s youngest son Thomas, and a clerk named James Benchkin. For some while after John’s death in February 1625, Denne remained ignorant of the will’s existence, so that on taking action against the Benchkins in 1626 he assumed that John had died intestate.21 On discovering the truth, Denne decided not to pursue Vincent, for as Vincent was unmarried it was possible he would inherit his entire estate anyway. However, he seized control of John’s lands and obtained permission to administer his goods and cash, for which he was hounded by the administrators of John’s widow, Elizabeth, who had died within hours of her husband. Indeed, over the next 16 years he fought a fierce rearguard action in several ecclesiastical courts as well as King’s Bench, Common Pleas, the Privy Council (where Denne was severely criticized) and, in 1641, the House of Lords.22
Denne’s decision not to pursue Vincent through the courts may have been misguided. Shortly before their mother died in February 1634, Vincent allegedly persuaded her to leave most of her property to him, including the share of the Thanet estate reserved for Denne in their father’s will. In this way Vincent compensated himself for his impending loss of Denne Hill, which at long last passed to Denne. Vincent’s final act of spite was to settle most of his estate on Denne’s youngest son, Thomas, two months before his death in June 1642, leaving Denne only a single cottage and plot of land in Kingston, worth just £35.23 Vincent’s will consequently set Denne and his eldest son John against Thomas, who was banished from his father’s presence.24 Thomas and Henry Oxinden of Barham (Vincent’s executor) were prosecuted, first in the Court of Wards and, after that court’s abolition in 1646, in Chancery. The quarrel proved so bitter that Denne even attempted to recover the cost of his son’s education, while Thomas accused John of having secretly poisoned Denne against him.25 Denne argued that he needed Vincent’s estate, having five daughters and ‘not means sufficient to raise convenient portions for them’, whereupon Thomas retorted that his father was ‘esteemed a man of £800 per annum or thereabouts and to have divers thousand pounds in his purse, besides his yearly gainings by his p[ro]fession as a counsellor at law’. Denne never forgave Thomas, even after John’s death in 1648, for in 1655 he settled his whole estate on his daughter Mary and her husband, Vincent Denne† of Gray’s Inn.26
During the First Civil War, Denne became recorder of Canterbury and chairman of the city’s ‘county’ committee. The assertion that he was a republican seems to be unfounded.27 Increasing infirmity probably explains his replacement as recorder in 1655 and why, early in 1656, he sought and was granted permission to resign from Canterbury’s Common Council.28 ‘Weak of body’, he drew up a short will on 7 July 1656, in which he asked to be buried at Kingston, ‘where my late wife and ancestors were interred’, and appointing his daughter Mary and her husband as his executors.29 He died a few weeks later at his house in Canterbury, and was buried at Kingston on 1 August. His son-in-law Vincent represented Canterbury in Parliament that same year, and again in 1681.
Ref Volumes: 1604-1629
Author: Andrew Thrush
Notes
1. W. Berry, Kentish Genealogies, 194-6; Vis. Kent (Harl. Soc. xlii), 99-100; Vis. Essex (Harl. Soc. xiii), 295-6; Lists of Scholars of King’s Sch. Canterbury comp. W. Urry et al.; I. Temple Admiss.; Regs. St. Giles in Kingston, Kent ed. C. Hales Wilkie, 9, 130, 131; Regs. St. Alphaege, Canterbury ed. J.M. Cowper, 15-18, 20, 208.
2.Readings and Moots at the Inns of Ct. II ed. S.L. Thorne and J.H. Baker (Selden Soc. cv), cvi; J.H. Baker and J.S. Ringrose, Cat. of English Legal Mss in CUL, 424; CITR, 164.
3. Canterbury Cathedral Archives, CC/FA/22(1), f. 344; FA/24, f. 293; FA/25, f. 195v; FA/26, ff. 244, 301.
4.CITR, 139, 155, 161, 170, 191, 231, 244.
5.Roll of Freemen of City of Canterbury comp. J.M. Cowper, 315.
6. Canterbury Cathedral Archives, CC/AC/4, f. 399v.
7. C181/3, f. 70.
8. C212/22/23.
9. C231/5, f. 38; Cent. Kent. Stud. Q/JC/6, 7.
10. C181/4, f. 88v.
11. C192/1, unfol.
12.A. and O. i. 336, 451, 541, 620, 640, 968; ii. 36, 301, 469, 666; SP28/252, items ‘B’ and ‘C’, passim; A.M. Everitt, Community of Kent and Gt. Rebellion, 177.
13. Berry, 194.
14. C2/Chas.I/D18/65; Cent. Kent. Stud. PRC 17/49, ff. 59v-62v.
15. For this man, see LI Black Bks. i. 457; Cent. Kent. Stud. NR/AC1, ff. 68, 81v-2, 166, 192, 201v; Cal. of White and Black Bks. of Cinque Ports ed. F. Hull (Kent Recs. xix), 309, 343; C181/1, f. 28v.
16.Regs. St. Alphaege, 15.
17. Canterbury Cathedral Archives, CC/FA/23, ff. 150r-v, 200v, 203v, 247v, 337v, 387v.
18. Canterbury Cathedral Archives, U66, f. 25v.
19. P. Clark, ‘Thomas Scott and the growth of urban opposition to the early Stuart regime’, HJ, xxi. 12.
20.CJ, i. 750b, name spelt ‘Deane’; ‘Hawarde 1624’, p. 251.
21. C2/Chas.I/D50/61; 2/Chas.I/B124/62.
22. For the details, see CSP Dom. 1634-5, p. 101; 1640-1, pp. 281-2; PC2/44, pp. 203-4; 45, p. 214; HMC 4th Rep. 36, 83, 86.
23. C2/Chas.I/D18/65; Cent. Kent. Stud. PRC 17/69, ff. 467-8.
24. Add. 28000, f. 343.
25. Ibid. ff. 225v, 342r-v; C2/Chas.I/D18/65; D14/51.
26. Cent. Kent. Stud. U36/T678.
27. Everitt, 226n.
28. Canterbury Cathedral Archives, CC/AC/4, f. 399r-v.
29. PROB 11/261, f. 94r-v.
[Found: https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/denne-thomas-1577-1656] | DENNE, Thomas (I13611)
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Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks
C 1 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary
C 1/1251 Detailed description at item level
Record Summary
Scope and content Jane, daughter of Laurence OMER, v. Richard MONYNGES, gentleman, and George his brother.: Marsh lands (described) in Ash by Sandwich of the demise of the archbishop of Canterbury.: KENT.
Covering dates 1544-1551
Note See C78/6/35
Held by The National Archives, Kew
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Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks
C 4 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Answers etc, before 1660
Subseries within C 4 Pleadings in no alphabetical order
C 4/36 Equity Pleadings, many damaged: detailed description at item level
Record Summary
Scope and content Jane Omer v. Richard Monyngs and George Monyngs: two answers, two replications and two rejoinders
Date of document after 1546
Covering dates 1547 Jan 1 - 1600 Dec 31
Held by The National Archives, Kew | OMER, Jane (I10995)
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Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks
C 1 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary
C 1/504 Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor.
Record Summary
Scope and content William a Forde and Richard May, feoffees to uses. v. Laurence Omer and Margaret, his wife, late the wife of John Brooke.: Dilapidations, and detention of deeds relating to a gate-house, land, &c., in Ash, belonging to John, son of the said John Brooke, a minor.: Kent.
Covering dates 1518-1529 | OMER, Laurence (I10994)
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Rector of Llanllyfrii, an accomplished Welsh antiquary | JONES, John (I10513)
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Rector. | JENKS, Mr. (I8758)
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Ref ; L.D.S. film 0537273
Died as a result of being kicked by a horse | TRUDEAU, Marrianne (I536)
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| 3859 |
Ref: Birth-1871 Census of Bellville Ontario. He a Blacksmith | TURNER, Isace (I598)
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Ref: L.D.S. film # 0537273 | TRUDEAU, Joseph Adalard (I535)
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Ref: L.D.S. film #0537273 | MONETT, Octavie (I534)
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Reference: C 3/177/61
Description:
Short title: Toker v Kinsman.
Plaintiffs: Thomas Toker, Avis Toker his wifeand others.
Defendants: William Kinsman.
Subject: property in St Mary Week and Marhamchurch, Cornwall.
Document type: [pleadings].
Date: 1558-1579
Held by: The National Archives, Kew | TOOKER AKA TOKER, John (I14939)
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Reference: C 5/551/66
Description:
Short title: Sawkins v Bedingfeild.
Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Sawkins, widow and others.
Defendants: John Bedingfeild and Robinson Beane.
Subject: money matters, Kent.
Document type: Bill, answer
Date: 1675
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C3958095
Reference: C 6/80/24
Description:
Short title: Bean v Sawkins.
Plaintiffs: Robinson Bean.
Defendants: William Sawkins.
Subject: manor of East Lee alias Lee Court, Kent.
Document type: bill, answer.
Date: 1679
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5203676 | BEANE, Robinson (I14277)
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Reference: QS/63/7/07/020
Description:
Tristram Bickle, Pestle and Mortar
Date: 1827
27 - Devon Archives and Local Studies Service (South West Heritage Trust)
QS - COUNTY OF DEVON - QUARTER SESSIONS
QS/63 - VICTUALLERS RECOGNIZANCES
Holsworthy | BICKLE, Tristram (I904)
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Regarding the locality Balmacassie in Ellon, Aberdeenshire:
BALMACASSIE
Balmacassie Balmacassie Balmacassie
Alexander Gordon, Esq. Mr. Jamieson. Mr. John Rae.
038
A very fine substantial farmsteading, situated about ½ a mile north of the Meadow of Waterton; the property of Alexander Gordon Esq. Ellon Castle.
[Source: http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/aberdeenshire-os-name-books-1865-1871/aberdeenshire-volume-29/120]
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Massie families in Balmacassie:
1841
House Balmacassie, Ellon.
Alexander Massie Male 30[-34] [1807-]1811, farmer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Agnes Massie Female 60[-64] 1781 Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Lillie Whitecross Female 15[-19] 1826 Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Agnes Greig Female 30[-34] 1811 Aberdeenshire, Scotland
1851
Balmacassie, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Alexander Massie, head, mar, 44, farmer 30 acres, 1 man, born Ellon, Aberdeen
Maria Massie, Wife, Married, Female, 35, 1816, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Agnes Massie, Daughter, Female, 4, 1847, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Alexander Massie, Son, Male, 3, 1848, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
George Massie, Son, Male, 1, 1850, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
1861
Ardgrain, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Alexander Massie, head, mar, 44, farmer 120 acres, 3 men, born Ellon, Aberdeen
Mary Massie, Wife, Married, Female, 45, 1816, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Agnes Massie, Daughter, Female, 14, 1847, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Alexander Massie, Son, Male, 13, 1848, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
George Massie, Son, Male, 11, 1850, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
James Massie, Son, Male, 9, 1852, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Christian Massie, Son, Female, 6, 1855, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Alexander Rait Servant Unmarried Male 28 1833 Ploughman Ellon, Aberdeenshire,
James Irvine Servant Unmarried Male 18 1843 Ploughman Ellon, Aberdeenshire,
James McIntosh Servant Unmarried Male 25 1836 Cattleman Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Mary Moir Servant Unmarried Female 20 1841 Domestic Serv Ellon, Aberdeenshire,
1871
Ardgrain, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Alexander Massie Head Married Male 64 1807 Farmer Of 120 Ac Employing 3 Labourers Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Mary Massie Wife Married Female 55 1816 Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Agnes Massie Daughter Unmarried Female 24 1847 Farmers Daur Ellon, Aberdeenshire
George Massie Son Unmarried Male 21 1850 Farmers Son Ellon, Aberdeenshire
James Massie Son Unmarried Male 19 1852 Farmers Son Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Christina Massie Daughter Unmarried Female 16 1855 Farmer's Daur Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Samuel Cheyne Servant Married Male 26 1845 Farm Servant Lonmay, Aberdeenshire
William Taylor Servant Unmarried Male 19 1852 Farm Servant Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Mary Moir Servant Unmarried Female 17 1854 General Servt (Domestic) Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Mary Boddie Niece Female 7 1864 Scholar Ellon, Aberdeenshire
1881
Nether Ardgrain, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
Mary Massie Head Widow Female 65 1816 Farmer Of 120 Ac Ar Emp 2 Men 2 Boy 1 Girl Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
George Massie Son Unmarried Male 31 1850 Farmer's Son General Ag Work Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
James Massie Son Unmarried Male 29 1852 Teacher Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Mary C Massie Daughter Unmarried Female 26 1855 Farmer's Daur Domestic Work Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Mary Boddie Niece Unmarried Female 17 1864 Farmer's Niece Dom Work Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Robert Chalmers Servant Unmarried Male 20 1861 Farm Serv Fyvie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Peter Simpson Servant Unmarried Male 16 1865 Farm Serv Longside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
William Dunbar Servant Unmarried Male 15 1866 Farm Serv Crimond, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Sarah Milne Servant Unmarried Female 17 1864 General Domes Serv Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Baptism fits Alexander above with mother Agnes and father, James, fits with witness on baptism of Helen's brother, Alexander Massie:
Name: Alexander Massie [died 14 Jun 1875 • Colliehill, Ellon, married 20 Nov 1845 • Ellon]
Gender: Male
Baptism Date: 23 Dec 1806
Baptism Place: Ellon,Aberdeen,Scotland
Father: James Massie [died 28 Feb 1841 • Balmacassie,Ellon]
Mother: Agnes Alexander [died 4 Nov 1861 • Hilton of Turner Hall, Ellon]
FHL Film Number: 0993180, 0993181
Name: Agnes Massie
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 15 Nov 1809
Baptism Date: 23 Nov 1809
Baptism Place: Ellon,Aberdeen,Scotland
Father: James Massie
Mother: Agnes Alexander
FHL Film Number: 0993180, 0993181
Name: Janet Massie
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 22 Jun 1811
Baptism Place: Ellon,Aberdeen,Scotland
Father: James Massie
Mother: Agnes Alexander
FHL Film Number: 0993180, 0993181
Name: Elisabeth Massie
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 2 Aug 1815
Baptism Date: 9 Aug 1815
Baptism Place: Ellon,Aberdeen,Scotland
Father: James Massie
Mother: Agnes Alexander
FHL Film Number: 0993180, 0993181
Name: Massie
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Oct 1816
Birth Place: Ellon,Aberdeen,Scotland
Death Date: 27 Oct 1816
Father: James Massie
FHL Film Number: 0993180, 0993181
Marriage:
Name: James Massie
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 24 Dec 1803
Marriage Place: Tyrie,Aberdeen,Scotland
Spouse: Agnes Alexander
FHL Film Number: 0993305, 0102549
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1871 overrules Helen in 1891 and 1901 as being mine - she is not!
Cranhill, New Deer, Aberdeenshire, RD New Pitsligo
William Cruickshank Head Widower Male 63 1808 Crofter Acres 8 Arable Old Rayne, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Hellen Cruickshank Daughter Unmarried Female 33 1838 Housekeeper New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
William Cruickshank Grand Son - Male 9 1862 Scholar New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
1881:
Crofters House Cranhill, Tyrie, Aberdeenshire, RD New Pitsligo
William Cruickshank Head Widower Male 74 1807 Crofter Of 12 Acres Old Rayne, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Hellen Cruickshank Daughter Unmarried Female 43 1838 Crofter Daughter New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
William Cruickshank Grandson Unmarried Male 19 1862 Farm Servant New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Jane F Stuart Grandchild - Female 4 1877 - New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Transcription
Possible 1891:
Low Street, Tyrie, Aberdeenshire, RD New Pitsligo
Margaret Ferguson Head Unmarried Female 72 1819 Living On Privit Means Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Helen Cruickshank - Unmarried Female 53 1838 Dom Serv New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Possible 1901:
Low Street, Tyrie, Aberdeenshire, RD New Pitsligo [only person in household]
Helen Cruickshank Head Single Female 63 1838 Fish Dealer New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland | CRUICKSHANK, Helen (I5002)
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Reginald Dimond was known to me, Earl Chamberlain, as 'Uncle Reg with the dirty knees'. | DIMOND, Reginald (I302)
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| 3867 |
Register of Corrected Entries is now available on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk and is attached to the certificate that carries a corrected entry. | Source (S97)
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| 3868 |
Registered
Sep Qtr 1866
Warwick District, Warwickshire, England (vol. 6d, p. 663) | Family (F9)
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| 3869 |
Registered Dec Qtr., 1898, 1a, 432, Kensington District | Family (F775)
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| 3870 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13845)
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Registered Sept Qtr. 1837, vol. 5, p. 279 | Family (F3263)
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Registration #1873/5848 Margaret Kezia Broad Edward Baldock
https://bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Search/Search?Path=querySubmit.m%3fReportName%3dMarriageSearch%26recordsPP%3d30#SearchResults | Family (F4882)
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Registration:
Sep Qtr 1850 Clifton District, Gloucestershire, vol. 11, p. 361
No. 218 on p. 109
14 Jul 1850
he residing at Lawrence Hill, widower, coachmaker, His Father Philip Parker, coachmaker
Spouse Hannah Greenland
she residing at Lawrence Hill, of full age, spinster, no occupation Her father: Daniel Greenland, carpenter
witnesses Edward and Charlotte Royall
FHL Film Number 4178804
Household Members
Name Age
| Family (F4907)
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| 3874 |
Reign 26 June 1483 – 22 August 1485
Coronation 6 July 1483
Predecessor Edward V
Successor Henry VII | Richard III King of England (I17563)
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| 3875 |
Relating to the family of John Symes who Hannah was visiting during the 1861 census the following information from later census returns is offered here until the threads of the various Symes families can be pulled together into a cohesive network.
1871, St. George Bloomsbury, Finsbury, London, England, RG10/338, pages 27-28, fol 75:
#108, 33 Upper Bedford Street:
John Symes, head, married, 47, lodging house keeper, born Cricket St. Thomas, Somerset
Elizabeth Symes, wife, married, 55, born Ashburton, Devon
Henry W. Symes, son, unmarried, 18, general attorney's clerk, born St. Mary le Strand, Middlesex
Elizabeth C. Symes, daughter, unmarried, 16, born St. Mary le Strand, Middlesex
Phoebe Morley, servant, unmarried, 18, general servant domesitc, born Beechams Hill, Norfolk
Arthur Brandram, lodger, unmarried, 54, income from money, born Camberwell, Surrey
John Hart, friend, married, 48, tailor and hatter, born York
Mary E. Lake, lodger, unmarried 48, interst of money, born Stockport, Cheshire
1881, Chelsea, London, Middlesex, England, LDS #1341020, RG11/0088, fol. 135, page 13
87 O[liphant] Street, Chelsea:
Henry W. SYMES, head, married, 28, solicitor's clerk (uncertificated), born Strand, Middlesex, England
Mary A. E. SYMES, wife, married, 36, born Ardleigh, Essex, England
Edith H. E. SYMES, daughter, 3, born Kensal Green, Middlesex, England
Henry K. SYMES son, 9 m , born Kensal Green, Middlesex, England
1891 Chelsea, St. John, London, England, RG12/55, page 44
#289, 87 Oliphant Street,
Henry W. Symes, head, married, 39, solicitors clerk (law), employed, born at Strand, London
Mary A. Symes, wife, married, 45, born Ardleigh, Essex
Edith H. Symes, daughter, 13, scholar, born Chelsea, London
Henry K. Symes,son, 10, born Chelsea, London
Harrold E. Symes, son, 6, born Chelsea, London
Frank H. Symes, son, 3, born Chelsea, London | SYMES, Hannah (I474)
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| 3876 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11052)
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| 3877 |
relict of Samuel, jurat
SURNAME GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE YEAR WILL TYPE VOLUME FOLIO FHL FILM #
PRESTON Barbara, widow Faversham 1642 CC 31 OC -------------- 239 188865
Inv Preston Barbara Faversham 1642 1642 PRC/27/10/68 Film Pos 10/88 Widow, Will 1642
Will Preston Barbara Faversham 1642 1642 PRC/31/120 P/3 OW & court 1642 | Barbara (I17456)
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January 19, 2017
Dear June, Wayne, Family: Sorry to hear the Sad news. Although we did not get to see you lately we always missed you. I can not bring myself to thought Jack is not with us in person , but will always be with us in memories. I recall Boy Scout days, playing stick ball on 74 st., bike rides to visit his father on the Firefighter at 39 St., cooking Turkey Dinner with us on 73 rd. St., visits with Jack at the Firehouse on Tillery St. 11 Div. when working in the area. Many other memories come flooding back when I think of him. May God give him rest now from a long battle. We Love All of You. Ken and Lois Graham.
IN THE CARE OF
Casey McCallum Rice South Shore Funeral Home
Staten Island, NY
718-317-7600
Services
Visitation Thursday, January 19, 2017
Funeral Service Friday, January 20, 2017 | KELLY, Jack (I304)
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Reprint of a news article appearing in a local paper in Devon:
"Also seeking information about ancestors is Mrs. Joyce Taylor of 127 Moor Road, Papplewick, Nottingham. Her grandfather William James Evans was born at Lewannick, Cornwall in 1861, son of Richard and Mary Evans.
The family or at leas their four children moved to the Blackdown/Brentor/Tavistock area.
William was a lino type set operator/compositor.
He married Jane Veal Dawe in 1884 and they lived at Whitchurch Down.
Mrs. Taylor recalls that when she was a child he worked nights for a Plymouth newspaper.
His eldest son, born in 1887, followed the same trade on a Bristol newspaper.
He married a Bristol girl in a ceremony at Plymouth. His second son was born in Plymouth in 1889.
She would like to hear from anyone who could give information about his apprenticeship in particular." | EVANS, William James (I318)
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Reputed father of this child is John WAY. It is unclear if Elizabeth married John Way and then he subsequently died, or not. | WELLS, John (I94)
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RESEARCH_REQUIRED: 1. Retrieve copy of 1871 census for Thomas Winston [sic]
Dist. HASTINGS EAST #061, sub-d Tyendinaga (B), Div. #2, p6, Archives microfilm #C-9992
in Historical Atlas for Tyendinaga Township 1878 on Conc II, lot 3, 50 acres. | WINDON, Thomas (I578)
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Resided 37 Dunn Street, Toronto at time of short visit to US - Border Crossing Card
Admitted by CNR 6 Apr 1947
Nearest relative or friend acting as surety in Toronto
Mr. Joseph Haney, same address
Going to visit sister, Mrs. Leo Kaufman, 3284 - 45th Astoria, Long Island, New York
Had $40.00 medium complexion, brown hair and eyes, no distinguishing marks
If this is correct Henry K. Latour from local searches then his headstone may have the wrong birth date on it.
Henry Kirkham Latour born Apr 12 1917
died Aug 23 2012
buried Waite Cemetery
Wade Corners, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada | LATOUR, Henry K. (I18100)
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Resided Abbey Street at time of baptism, father a mariner. Enlisted for WWI, see British Service records downloaded on laptop. | GREGORY, Walter Frederick (I2451)
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Resided at 1866 Almond Street, Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California, U.S.A. | POTTS, William Edward (I8973)
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Resided at 4 Bridge Street, Godalming, Surrey | Mary Elizabeth (I19138)
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Resided at Winchcomb, Wye, Kent and died unmarried. | CARTER, James (I7310)
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Resided Ospringe Road at time of baptism, father a mariner.
He enlisted for service with the Royal Artillery on 1 Jul 1875 at Ashford. He was 5 feet 4-1/2 inches high with a sallow complexion, brown hair and light blue eyes. He was a clerk.
He was promoted and transferred several times as the army underwent reorganizations. He was eventually discharged on 8 April 1898. He served in Northern Ireland and was re-engaged as S. Major from 1 Sep 1882 to 20 Jan 1887 at Londonderry. On 21 Jan 1887 he was promoted again to B. S. Major serving until 10 June 1887.
William Gregory was at home 11 June 1875 to 10 Dec 1879 being 4 years, 183 days;
at India 11 Dec 1879 to 10 May 1881 being 1 year 151 days;
at home 11 May 1881 to 31 Mar 1889 being 7 years 325 days;
at Gibraltar 1 April 1889 to 9 Oct 1890, being 1 year 202 days
and back at home 20 Oct 1890 to 8 April 1898 being 7 years 171 days.
William received an injury while at work - a fracture of the right ribula with a dislocation of his ankle. The broken leg underwent reduction and splinting. The injury despite being severe was deemed to likely not impinge on his efficiency as a soldier.
He received a silver medal for long service and good conduct (without gratuity).
William Gregory married Ellen Milsted at Portsmouth on 4 Dec 1879. She died 2 Oct 1889. He secondly married Annie Amos at Portsmouth on 5 Aug 1890.
At discharge he was awarded a pension of 36d per diem for life. His intended residence was 57 Limekiln Street, Dover. He had been a 3rd Class Master Gunner. | GREGORY, William George (I2445)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2154)
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Residence
1835 — Age: 42
Bradford poorhouse
1873 — Age: 80
Boot & shoe maker
Aged 79 years on death entry. | BAKER, William (I708)
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Residence 1930 • Paterson, Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Residence 1936 • Queen Street, Paterson, New South Wales, Australia
Residence 1937 • Queen Street, Paterson, New South Wales, Australia | TUCKER, Robert James (I13312)
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residing 15 Becket Street. | DOUGLAS, William (I7582)
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Residing at 3 Windmilll Street at time of marriage in 1868. | STEPHENS, Edmund Thomas (I17691)
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Residing at Nynehead, father a sawyer. | BAKER, Sarah Jane (I13804)
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Residing at Portsmouth 1861 | METTERS, Susanna (I14252)
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Residing on Wallers Row, aged 30 years on burial. | BOULDEN, Harriett (I16699)
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Result number 1350 - Please quote Reference: Unofficial_Series_Collections/U1289_T12_1 on request slip.
Path: Unofficial_or_Privately_Originated_Collections/ Unofficial_Series_Collections/ U1289_Title_deeds_to_properties_in_Rochester_Rainham_and_Chatham_1664_1813/ U1289_T12_1.html
Title deeds to properties in Rochester, Rainham and Chatham 1664-1813
Mortgage for 500 years
(i) Walter Tilby of Rainham, house carpenter and his wife Elizabeth
(ii) Susanna Thurston of Bredgar, widow
messuage divided into two tenements in Rainham, formerly occupied by Thomas Hasleden, then Libens Tilby deceased, then Walter Tilby and Thomas Possingham.
Consideration: £80
Rent: 1 peppercorn
Witnesses: James Chapman and Thomas Witherden.
Two applied seals bearing embossed classical or pseudo-classical gems.
See also bond U1289/T12/2
Date: 21 December 1747
Quantity: 1 membrane | TILBY, Walter (I7636)
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Retail grocery manager 1939. | SMITH, Archibald William (I14345)
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Retained use of Ottreply for remainder of her life. | Joan (I13182)
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Retained use of Ottreply for remainder of her life. 20 Edw. II. 1326-7. | Joan (I12580)
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Rev., a fellow of Jesus College in Cambridge. Died unmarried. | WHITFELD, William ^ (I5098)
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