Notes
Matches 251 to 300 of 403
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| 251 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F606
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| 252 | Had children according to gravestone. | Loney, Mary (I179)
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| 253 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I1146)
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| 254 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I1147)
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| 255 | He died of TB. | Thompson, Sydney (I145)
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| 256 | He died of TB. | Thompson, William Edward (I146)
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| 257 | He died of typhoid. | McKenzie, William (I149)
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| 258 | He died young. | Carey, Robert (I219)
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| 259 | he died young. | Carey, Richard (I222)
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| 260 | He had no children | Loney, William (I109)
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| 261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I774)
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| 262 | He was his fathers only son. | Trayer, Abbott (I59)
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| 263 | He was not married and had no children | Loney, Edward (I112)
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| 264 | He was not married in 1851 (age 51), then living with his twounmarried sisters Mary (age 59) and Ann(e) (age 49) and his nephewRichard, medical student. | Luke, George Ponsford (I511)
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| 265 | Heard disease, many years certified | Beckett, Priscilla (I2337)
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| 266 | His marriage certificate (September 1921) gives an age of 27; while the birth cerficiate reveals that he would have only been 23. | Bolster, Edmund Alexander (I2353)
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| 267 | Huwelijksacte aanwezig Tevens aanwezig: Huwelijks Consent van de kolonel der 5de Afdeeling Nationale Infanterie te Zeist 4 Oktober 1822. Johannes was loteling van het jaar 1818 | Oli(e)vier, Johannes (I1929)
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| 268 | Huwelijksacte aanwezig | Family F617
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| 269 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Dusoswa, Trijntje (I1930)
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| 270 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Olivier, Nicolaas (I1907)
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| 271 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Verkoren, Jansje (I1908)
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| 272 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Olivier, Johannes (I1904)
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| 273 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Oosten, Pietertje (I1905)
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| 274 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Olivier, Johannes (I2017)
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| 275 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Schillemans, Anthonie (I2020)
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| 276 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Schillemans, Pieternella (I2023)
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| 277 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Schillemans, Ariaantje (I2025)
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| 278 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Schillemans, Willem (I2019)
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| 279 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Kolderman, Willem (I2082)
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| 280 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Kampen, Wilhelmina (I2083)
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| 281 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | (I2115)
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| 282 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van den Hoek, Maria (I2007)
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| 283 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Kolderman, Jacobus (I2006)
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| 284 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Egmond, Adrianus (I2123)
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| 285 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Favier, Johanna (I2124)
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| 286 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Egmond, Catharina (I1899)
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| 287 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Kolderman, Jacobus Johannes (I1898)
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| 288 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Egmond, Adrianus (I2125)
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| 289 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Webbers, Catharina (I2126)
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| 290 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | van Egmond, Adrianus (I2127)
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| 291 | huwelijksacte aanwezig | Lollekens, Johanna / Anna (I2128)
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| 292 | huwelijksconsent aanwezig | van der Wiel(e), Maatje (I1942)
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| 293 | huwelijksconsent aanwezig | de Groot, Mees (I1947)
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| 294 | In the 1911 census Elizabeth was head of household, but her marital status was "married", and not "widow"; thus David gone ahead to the United States??? | Family F779
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| 295 | In the 1911 census, the number of children born alive is given as 11, and the number still living as 7 | Family F779
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| 296 | inschrijving Nationale Militie aanwezig | Schillemans, Willem (I1937)
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| 297 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I433)
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| 298 | Irvinestown 1921 q3 v2 p108 | Crozier, Norman Wesley (I2439)
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| 299 | June-Sep 1944, Surrey North Western, vol 2a, page 831 | Family F809
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| 300 | Killed at the Battle of Langemarck, part of the third battle of Ypres: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Langemarck_(1917). The War Diary of the 9th Battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers (WO 95/1974/4) shows that he was one of eight officers killed on 16 August 1917. | Potter, Robert John (I560)
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