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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F6
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Cheshire Marriage Record
AXON James William ARMITAGE Ann Ashton Civil Marriage Tameside ASH/RM/85/27 | Family: F1534
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F60
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England and Wales Civil Registration - Ann Park
June 1840 Manchester, Lancashire Vol 20/Pg 555
PARK Ann BONSER Richard Manchester Registrar Manchester MCR_RM/5/24 | Family: F204
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Found two possible death indexes for James EDGE in 1862 at Bolton, Greater Manchester. | Family: F17
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Hampshire: - Marriage Licences, Bishop of Winchester, 1689-1837
Allegations for Marriage Licences in Hampshire, in the Registry of the Bishop of Winchester.
Addenda.
County: Hampshire
Country: England
Hellyer, John, of Portsea, mercer, 21, b., & Betsey Maine, of the s., a minor, with c. of her f., William Maine, at P., 04 Oct 1785.
| Family: F488
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Irene Elizabeth STEVENSON had her marriage to Leslie ZEUGOFSGE dissolved in 1940 and returned to her maiden name. | Family: F897
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King's Norton
Created 1st July 1837. Abolished 1st January 1925 (incorporated into Birmingham North and Birmingham South districts). Mainly in Worcestershire, but included parts of Staffordshire and Warwickshire.
Sub-districts : Balsall Heath; Edgbaston; Harborne; Kings Norton.
GRO volumes : XVIII (1837-51); 6c (1852-1924).
Balsall Heath (1837-94), Beoley, King's Norton, Northfield, Wythall (1837-1911).
Registers now divided between Birmingham, Sandwell and Bromsgrove districts.
| Family: F1350
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Long Clawson Parish Records - Marriage
Samuel Bonser, of Kinolton, Notts., & Alice Taylor 22 Aug 1815
| Family: F1507
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Marriage Certificate on file
Witnesses- Henry & Mary Leitch
Henry & Mary LEITCH came out to Australia on the same ship as Charles & Emily & Mother Jones 1878
Henry Leitch was a carpenter, lived on Park St, Balmain.
1889-1894 Henry Leitch was a grocer at Balmain
1922-1926 Henry & Mary lived at Thirlmere (nr Picton)
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Marriage Certificate:
Carpenter of Latrobe St, Melbourne, usual residence is Richmond age 26
Gentlewoman of Church St, Carlton, usual residence is Katunga age 21 | Family: F1857
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Marriage Record per Cheshire Records office.
Chester St JOhn 1833 May 27
Edward FRANCIS, bachelor, Founder, of this place
married
Jane CHADWICK, spinster, of this place
marriage by Banns. | Family: F797
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Married again on 27 NOV 1884 in Queensland. I don't know if this was because the marriage in Scotland was not considered legal or what. But I have a copy of the statuatory marriage from Scotland. | Family: F926
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Married in Solicitors office Brown Street, Newtown. Act of Council #19 Victoria No. 30 & 34 | Family: F15
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Nottinghamshire: - Abstracts of Marriage Licences, 1701-1853 Marriages.
Marriage Bonds and Allegations at Southwell. 1755 to 1853
County: Nottinghamshire
Country: England
24 Sep 1846
William Bonser, of Bradmore, butcher, 21,
& Elizabeth Mallison, of Southwell, spr., 21; at Southwell.
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| Family: F833
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On the Pallot's marriage index, it shows Samuel Bonser (w) = Widower and Catherine Davies (w) = widow | Family: F1508
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St Mary's Magdalene, Penrith, NSW | Family: F119
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Two Marriage Entries on the IGI
1)HARRIET EUSTACE MEREDITH
Marriage: 24 SEP 1811 Saint Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
2) Harriet Enstace Meredith
Marriage: 21 SEP 1811 At St Thomas-Becket, , Hampshire, England
John Hellyer was born about 1786 Of, Newington, Surrey, England
| Family: F491
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William Brideson was listed as a Border with Mrs Fogarty from 1889.
William Fogarty was a drover. | Family: F123
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Witnesses on the Marriage Certificate
John BYRNE and Robert JOYCE | Family: F886
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Witnesses: William Fogarty & Judith Schahan | Family: F885
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 13, Ed. 1, Tree #1762, Date of Import: 18 Oct 2001]
Married the same date and place as Graham Boag (her brother) and Jean Brown
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MC on file | Family: F1858
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Marriage Certificate BDM Indexes- list Isabella as Joabella | Family: F1863
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The only baptism for Helen Adamson that I could find around 1806 is on 17th July 1807 dau. of John Adamson and Janet Storrier in Dundee (not Auchterderran as stated on the 1871 census).
The only marriage I could find for John Adamson and Janet Storrier was on 11th May 1789 at Lintrathen, Angus (north of Dundee). He was John Adamson of Kirriemuir, Angus and Janet Storrier of this parish (Lintrathen, Angus) | Helen Adamson
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Married Allan J Spence 1930 in Annandale | Daisy Agnes Agnew
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Son of Edward Pusey AGNEW and Margaret KENNEDY married 1870 in Sydney
| Edward Charles Agnew
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Son of Reverend Philip Peter Agnew and Matilda Gertrude Sutton.
Rev Agnew was in Sysney from the 1840's to 1869. Then the family appeared in Queensland.
Rev Philip Peter AGNEW was a Government Chaplain in 1861 and appears on several Sands Directories for Sydney from 1861-1869.
Edward Pusey AGNEW is buried in Brisbane. So is his mother Matilda Agnew and sister Daisy Agnew.
Edward had a sister named Clara who married in Sydney 1868.
I found an entry for Mr & Mrs Agnew and daughter passengers on the 'Persian' 27/12/1844 from London.
| Edward Pusey Agnew
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Possible Marriages for James OGDEN & Alice:
1807 Oct 11th Alice HIBBERT at Cathedral, Manchester
1802 Jun 9th Alice DAWSON at Manchester
| Alice
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Lynnda had a daughter Hayley Allen. | Lynnda Louise Allen
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1900 Sydney Directory
A.E. Tibbey, 41 George St West
Alfred Tibbey, 72 Boronia St, Redfern
Mrs E.I.M. Tibbey, 8 Fitzroy St, North Sydney
Mrs E.R. Tibbey, French's rd, Willoughby
John Tibbey, 28 Golden Grove St, Redfern
Percy H. Tibbey, Tulloh St, Willoughby
Robert Tibbey, 128 Bourke St, Redfern
| Emma I M Anderson
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Possible Marriage: John Bonser, of Plumtree, Notts. & Ann Emmerson, this p. lic. 01 Jun 1812
1. HANNAH EMERSON International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 11 JAN 1778 Walkeringham, Nottingham, England
2. ANN EMMERSON International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 03 OCT 1790 Willoughby On The Wolds, Nottingham, England
| Ann
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I have no confirmation that Hannah is the mother of Ann. However, the census of 1871 states that Ann is the neice of John Armitage and at this time I do not know of any other siblings so I have put her with Hannah who was also living with John and Maria at the time of the 1871 Census. | Ann Armitage
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1901 Census: Romiley, Cheshire
James William b.1870 Romiley
Anne b.1868 Stalybridge
Maria Armitage b.1834 Chester (visitor)
William Axon b.1842 Stockport (boarder)
Irvin Platt b.1883 Hazel Grove, Cheshire (boarder) | Anne Armitage
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Married Mary Jane Hodkinson between Jul and September in 1892 in the district of Ashton-Under-Lyne.
1901 Census has Charles and Mary J living at Ashton-Under-Lyne; Charles - Stationery Engineer at Cotton Mill | Charles Armitage
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Never Married
1861 & 1871 Census: Hannah was living with John and Maria and their two sons, David and James in Ashton-Under-Lyne | Hannah Armitage
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1901 Census - boarder; Assistant (Boat Trade) living in Bolton, Lancashire with the Mitchell family | Henry Armitage
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Living with mother Ann, a widow in Dukinfield in 1851 - born Honley, Yorkshire | John Armitage
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Stalybridge News
Thousands out of work as mills shut their doors
THE thirties opened with all Tameside struggling with the economic depression.
In November 1931, 35 per cent of Ashton workers were unemployed; in Mossley more than 50 per cent.
By 1932, seven of Stalybridge?s largest mills had closed and more than 7,000 were on the dole.
Taylor Lang's engineering works had closed and Summers iron works had migrated to Shotton. Whittaker?s huge mill, which had dominated Hurst Cross for nearly 90 year, was silent.
Some new industry was attracted to the area, but the decline of cotton was unchecked, so that by 1938 the number of Ashton mills had halved in less than 20 years.
Given this background it is surprising how much civic progress took place.
In September 1930, the Bow Street extension to Ashton Market Hall was opened, complete with stained glass and six controversial stone lions on the parapet and in the same year Stalybridge co-op opened their new central premises in Grosvenor Street.
In 1931 Ashton's new fire station in Wellington Road opened with space for four engines and offices above and Mossley boasted a new gas works.
Hyde mounted a 10 day celebration of the jubilee of the town's incorporation, which included an ox roasting and a two and a half mile long procession, and Aspland maternity home at Werneth Lodge opened its doors in October.
Three secondary schools, all built in neo-Georgian style, date from these years - Lakes Road, Dukinfield; Stamford Boys School, Ashton and Audenshaw Grammar School, opened in July 1932.
One month earlier, a crowd of 15,000 had gathered to witness the opening of Cheetham Park, Stalybridge, left to the town under the will of John F Cheetham, along with his house, Eastwood, and his fine collection of paintings, the nucleus of Tameside?s present art collection.
| William Armitage
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| Elizabeth May Artz
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Received letter and family group sheets from:
Coral Gimbert
356 Back Arm Rd
Goulburn 2580
Elizabeth M. was the Daughter of Frederick ARTZ 1855-1932 and Theresa KENNEDY 1861-1947
and the grand-daughter of Conrad ARTZ 1822-1890 and Catherine Elizabeth Schneider 1823-1863. | Elizabeth May Artz
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Doris E Ashdown
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Found a marriage for Elvira Mary Ashdown to Frank MADDIGAN in 1941 at Ashfield. | Elvira Ashdown
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Married: Christian FW BALLERUM in 1914 at Sydney.
It's possible that Christian is the son of Frederick J BALLERUM and Louisa.
Frederick J died in 1911 at Balmain North the son of Christian.
Louisa died in 1940 at Mosman at the age of 84 yrs. | Ethel May Ashdown
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I believe William is the son of Alfred George ASHDOWN and Isabella Matilda MATHEWS who were married in 1867 at Berrima. | William J Ashdown
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I believe Alma Alice could be the daughter of Bruce ASHFORD & Mary Ellen BLAKELY (m.1887 Wagga Wagga) of Wagga Wagga born in 1901.
| Alma Alice Ashford
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Queensland Immigration Index - Arrived 23 August 1882 on 'Manora'
EVETTS - John age 26
Eliza age 27
Thomas age 3
William age 1
Eliza age Infant | Eliza Aubery
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Safron Walden is a larger town/city. Clavering is about 11klm to the South West. | Hannah Auger
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1891 Census also includes
Maria Armitage - Visitor age 67 Widow (assume this is the mother of Anne Axon)
William Axon - Boarder age 59 Born in Stockport, Cheshire (assume this could be the father of James)
Irvin Platt - Boarder age 18
Birth Record- Stockport - 1870 AXON James William Marple Stockport MAR/12/50 | James William Axon
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