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| 201 | 1895 Deaths in the Parish of Logie Pert in the County of Forfar: William Donald, mill worker (fireman), widower of Anne Christie, died 17 Jan 1895 at 8am at Craigo, Logie Pert, male, age 74 years, father James Donald crofter decd, mother Janet Donald maiden surname Smith, died of feeble heart, bronchial catarrh (cert by James Stirling Robertson MBCM), informant Alex Donald, son. | Donald, William Flax mill worker in Montrose (I59)
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| 202 | 1896 deaths in the District of Paisley and County of Renfrew: Margaret Ewing, widow of John Ewing shawl weaver Died 13 Jun 1896 at Brediland Moor, Paisley Female, age 87, Father: William Sproul bleachfield worker decd Mother Janet Sproul maiden surname Chapman decd [sic: Janet Chapman was in fact the wife of Margaret's oldest brother William Sproul. Adan Ewing the informant was confused] Died of senile decay, diarrhoea (8 days) (certified) Informant: Adam Ewing, son, 17 John Street. | Sproul, Margaret of Bredilandmoor, Paisley (I55)
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| 203 | 1897 births in the District of Dunedin: Born 15 Feb 1897 at Andersons Bay, Douglas James, not present at registration, male, father William Grant gardener age 49 years born Ross-shire, Scotland, parents married 16 Dec 1893 at Andersons Bay, Otago, mother Jane Grant formerly Lynn age 35 years born Gloucestershire [sic], England, informant William Grant, father of child, residence Andersons Bay. | Grant, Douglas James (Doug) Company manager in Christchurch (I177)
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| 204 | 1900 births in the district of Nairn in the county of Nairn: Hector Macdonald Fraser, born 28 Feb 1900 at 8pm at 20 Church Street, Nairn, father Donald Fraser mason (journeyman), mother Margaret Fraser M.S. Rose, married 3 Dec 1880 at Dyke, informant Donald Fraser, father, present in house at which birth occurred. Alteration of child's name - see register entry 10 May 1900: named altered to Hector Archibald Macdonald. | Fraser, Hector Archibald Macdonald Stonemason in Nairn (I790)
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| 205 | 1901 Deaths in Elgin, Morayshire: Walter Dunbar, single, died 24 Dec 1901, tobacconist, usual residence 224 High Street, Elgin, father Robert Dunbar general labourer, mother Elizabeth Dunbar maiden surname Gordon, cause of death acute bronchitis (10 days), dilation of heart (5 years), chronic bronchitis (6 years) (certified), informant Robert Dunbar, father. | Dunbar, Walter tobacconist in Elgin, Moray (I1437)
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| 206 | 1901 marriages in the district of Inverness in the county of Inverness: on 14th June 1901 at 15 Huntly Street, Inverness [home of Janet's mother] after Banns according to the forms of the Free Church of Scotland. Angus McMillan (signed), joiner journeyman, bachelor, age 27, usual residence 67 Castle Street, Inverness, father Roderick McMillan farmer decd, mother Elizabeth McMillan maiden surname Macgillivray. Jessie Fraser, domestic servant, spinster, age 30 [sic], usual residence 15 Huntly Street, Inverness, father Archibald Fraser shepherd decd, mother Margaret Fraser maiden surname Cameron. Signed Murdo Mackenzie minister Free North Church, Inverness Witnesses John Brown, Annette [Colli--rs?] | Family (F1722)
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| 207 | 1902 deaths in the district of Arbroath in the county of Forfar: Margaret Crocket (illegitimate), widow of John Crocket handloom weaver, died 23 Mar 1902 at 23 Barn Green, Arbroath, female, age 72, father [blank], mother Jane Stewart farm servant decd, died of senile debility (certified), informant David Crocket, son, occupier, present at death. | Robb, Margaret Handloom weaver in Marykirk, Kincardine (I1909)
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| 208 | 1903 deaths in the district of Forres in the county of Elgin: Isabella Anderson, widow of James Anderson farm servant, died 24 Aug 1903 at 10pm at 16 St Leonard's Road, Forres, female, age 81 years, father William Munro labourer decd, mother Isabella Munro m.s. Rose decd, cause of death old age and general decay (certified), informant D Stuart, son-in-law, present at death. | Munro, Isabella (I3133)
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| 209 | 1903 deaths registered in the district of Donnybrook, Dublin South Died 11 May 1903 at 23 Waterloo Road, Anna Maria Galbraith, spinster, age 74 years, Gentlewoman, cause of death asthma (of long standing), cardiac failure (a few days), certified, informant Hugh Galbraith, brother, present at death, resident at 23 Waterloo Road. | Galbraith, Anna Maria of Dublin, unmd (I745)
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| 210 | 1904 deaths in the district of Fort Augustus in the county of Inverness: Alexander Fraser, farm servant, single, male, age 68, father Donald Fraser gardener decd, mother Sarah Fraser maiden surname Masson decd, died of melancholia (certified), informant Sarah Mackintosh, niece, present at death. | Fraser, Alexander Ghillie in Fort Augustus (I1983)
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| 211 | 1905 deaths in the District of Elgin in the County of Elgin: Margaret Rose, pauper, lunatic (widow of James Rose, gardener (jobbing)) died 3 Dec 1905 at 2.30am at Lunatic Asylum, Elgin (usual residence Dyke), age 75, father William Munro farmer decd, mother Isabella Munro M.S. Rose (decd), died of diarrhoea (14 days), cardiac failure (certified), informant Alexander Hendry, guardian. | Munro, Margaret (I545)
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| 212 | 1905 deaths in the district of Powerscourt, union of Rathdown, County Wicklow Died 4 Jan 1905 at Powerscourt Rectory, Enniskerry, The Venerable Henry Galbraith, male, widower, age 78, Archdeacon of Glendalough, cause of death enlarged prostate with retention of urine (4 years), chronic cystitis (2 years), septis poisoning (3 months), certified, informant Hugh Galbraith, brother of deceased, 23 Waterloo Road, Dublin. | Galbraith, Ven. Henry M.A. (TCD), Rector of Powerscourt, Archdeacon of Glendalough (I493)
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| 213 | 1906 deaths in the district of Dennistoun in the county of Lanark: Joseph Leslie, House Painter, widower of Agnes Mair, died 19 Apr 1906 at 7.40pm at Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow (res) [i.e. resident], male age 82 years, father Joseph Leslie, weaver decd, mother Mary Leslie maiden surname McIntyre decd, died of senility, bronchitis (certified), informant S J Moreland, House Steward [NOTE: as the Stobhill Hospital was a Poor Law Hospital, this information as to the parentage etc of Joseph would have been taken from him on admission sometime before and therefore should be the most accurate information we have] | McIntyre (aka Joseph Leslie), Joseph House painter in Glasgow (I492)
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| 214 | 1909 Deaths in the district of Rathmines, Dublin South Died 27 May 1909, at 2 Temple Villas, Palmerston Road, Hugh Galbraith, male, bachelor, age 66 years, Land agent, cause of death paralysis (some weeks), coma (a few hours), certified, informant Mary Clara Gildea, present at death, 14 Elmwood Avenue. | Galbraith, Hugh Land agent, unmd (I744)
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| 215 | 1910 deaths in the district of Urquhart in the county of Inverness: Ann Macgillivray, widow of Angus Macgillivray gamekeeper, died 16 Feb 1910 at Strone, parish of Urquhart, age 85, father John Grant crofter decd, mother Catherine Grant M.S. Grant decd, died of vascular cardiac disease 6 months (certified), informant [Jessie?] McGillivray. | Grant, ?Ann (I37)
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| 216 | 1910 Deaths in the parish of Logie Pert, in the county of Forfar: Alexander Donald, Mill manager (Jute), married to Jane Grant, died 24 April 1910 at 1.13pm at Craigo, Logie Pert, male, age 61 years, father William Donald crofter (decd), mother Barbara [sic- Ann] Donald maiden surname Christie (decd), died of Diabetes melitus (certified), informant James Findlay nephew residence Craigo, Logie Pert. | Donald, Alexander Jute Mill manager in Logie Pert (I1706)
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| 217 | 1911 marriages in the district of Kelvin in the burgh of Glasgow: married 4 Aug 1911 at 17 Wilton Mansions, Glasgow after banns according to the forms of the United Free Church John Edward Qualter, steel worker, bachelor, age 30, usual address 19 Harley Street, Higher Openshaw, Manchester, father Alfred Qualter labourer - Corporation Gas, mother Margaret Qualter maiden surname Burrows. Agnes Binnie Leithhead, spinster, age 28, usual address 72 Dunard Street, Glasgow, father David Leithhead upholsterer decd, mother Christina Leithhead maiden surname Robertson. Archibald F Campbell, minister of Grant Street U. F. Church Witnesses James Alfred Qualter, Christina Leithhead Henderson [sister of Agnes] | Family (F1641)
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| 218 | 1913 deaths in the district of Calton in the Burgh of Glasgow: Agnes Frame, married to (i) Neil Mathieson, Tailor, (ii) George Frame, Golf greenkeeper, died 24 Jul 1913 4am at 134 Claythorn Street, Glasgow, age 56, father Thomas Chalmers Leslie [sic] blacksmith [sic] decd, mother Agnes Leslie maiden surname Mair decd, of carcimona of bowel (6 mtths), certified, informant Agnes Gillies, daughter, present. | Leslie, Agnes aka Agnes Chalmers (I491)
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| 219 | 1913 deaths in the District of King Edward in the County of Aberdeen: Annie Smart, widow of William Smart crofter, died 28 Nov 1913 at 1.30pm at Gorrachie Croft, King Edward, age 81, father Alexander Taylor crofter decd, mother Jane Taylor maiden surname Findlater decd, died of carcinoma of right kidney (certified), informat James Massie neighbour, Milltack, King Edward. | Taylor, Ann (Annie) (I3496)
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| 220 | 1914 Deaths in the District of Inverness in the county of Inverness - Alexander Grant, tailor, married to Sarah Macbean, male, age 73, father Alexander Grant farm manager decd, mother Anne Grant maiden surname Dallas decd, died of influenza (7 days) and cardiac failure (1 day), certified, informant James Grant, son, present at death, 17 Greig Street. | Grant, Alexander Tailor in Inverness (I141)
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| 221 | 1916 marriage solemnised at St Simon's Church in the parish of Chelsea in the county of London: 30 Nov 1916 Kenneth Grant Fraser, age 39, bachelor, Captain in H.M. Army, residence Hotel Windsor on Victoria Street, father George Fraser decd Government inspector of schools Charlotte Eileen Galbraith, age 36, spinster, residence 34 Milner Street, Chelsea, father Henry Galbraith decd Venble Archdeacon of Glendalough Married in the Church of St Simon's according to the rites of the Established Church by Licence Witnesses Alice Galbraith [half-sister], W. F. Boyle, James R Cowling [Lt??] R.F.A. | Family (F498)
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| 222 | 1918 Deaths in the District of Kelvin in the Burgh of Glasgow: John Newton Mitchell, Pastry cook, widower of Jean Gardner Lyon, died 18 Jan 1918 at 5am at 20 Jardine Street, Glasgow, age 81, father - Mitchell, cooper, mother Mary Mitchell maiden surname Stewart [sic- that was the name of his mother-in-law], died of senile decay (certified). informant William Mitchell, so, present in house in which death occurred, residence 576 City Road. | Mitchell, John Newton of Nova Scotia, emigrated to Scotland, pastry cook (I590)
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| 223 | 1918 Deaths in the district of Rathmines, Dublin South Died 11 Oct 1918, at 2 Temple Villas, Palmerston Road, Charlotte Galbraith, female, spinster, age 79 years, Property owner, cause of death influenza (some days), heart failure (some hours), certified, informant C. Eileen Fraser, niece, present at death, 2 Temple Villas, Palmerston Road | Galbraith, Charlotte of Dublin, unmd, died in influenza epidemic (I746)
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| 224 | 1919 deaths in the district of Duffus in the county of Elgin: John Taylor, Shepherd, married (1) to Helen Jenkins, married (2) to Annie McKenzie, died 6 Sep 1919 at 11am at New Duffus, age 69, father William Taylor grieve decd, mother Margaret Taylor maiden surname Forsyth decd, cause of death liver cancer, informant John Taylor, son. | Taylor, John Mortimer Farmer in Findrassie and New Duffus, Moray (I3472)
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| 225 | 1919 deaths in the district of St Andrew in the Burgh of Dundee: Rebecca Gove, married to Munro Gove shipyard labourer, died 24 Feb 1919 at 8am at 21 Ellen Street, Dundee, age 68, father John Crockatt sheeting weaver decd, mother Margaret Crockatt maiden surname Robb decd, died of arterio-sclerosis (certified), informant William Myles, son-in-law, 76 Strath[martine?] Road. | Crocket, Rebecca (I1914)
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| 226 | 1921 Deaths in the District of Kelvin in the Burgh of Glasgow: William Mitchell, Lithographer, married to Elizabeth Leithhead, died 23 Mar 1931 at 3.30pm at 576 New City Road, age 52, father John Mitchell baked decd, mother Jane Mitchell maiden surname Lyon decd, died of influenza 26 days, pleuro-pneumonia 22 days (certified), informant John Mitchell, son, present at death. | Mitchell, William Lithographer in Glasgow (I496)
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| 227 | 1924 marriage in the district of Dunedin: On 17 June 1924 in the residence of Mrs J Grant,44 Musselburgh Rise, Andersons Bay, Dunedin Douglas James Grant, age 27, clerk, bachelor, birthplace Dunedin, present residence Dunedin, usual residence Dunedin, father William Grant gardener, mother Jane Grant maiden surname Lynn Alma Cecilia Woltersdorf, age 25, spinster, birthplace Broken Hill, New South Wales, present residence Dunedin, usual residence Dunedin, father William Woltersdorf gardener, mother Annie Woltersdorf maiden surname Leonard Officiating minister Arthur Hopper (Methodist minister of Roslyn) signed Douglas James Grant, Alma Cecilia Woltersdorf Witnesses William Thomas Grant [brother], Company Manager, Dunedin, Priscilla Josephine Woltersdorf [sister], Domestic, Dunedin | Family (F205)
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| 228 | 1926 marriage in the district of Timaru: 22 June 1926 at Sacred Heart Church, Timaru William O'Donoghue, age 62, retired farmer, widower, first wife died 28 Sep 1920, born County Kerry, Ireland, present and usual residence Timaru, father Maurice O'Donoghue farmer, mother Bridget O'Donoghue maiden surname Dee Catherine Mary Treacey, age 39, domestic duties, widow, first husband died 6th Oct 1921, born County Limerick, Ireland, present and usual residence Timaru, father Patrick Henry Borrie farmer, mother Mary Borrie maiden surname [Hederman] W J Peoples, officiating minister Witnesses: T Goldstone, domestic duties, Timaru and L Attridge, home duties, Timaru. | Family (F1394)
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| 229 | 1928 deaths in the district of Gourock in the county of Renfrew: Joseph leslie or Chalmers, carpenter (retired), married to Catherine Macfarlane Currie, died 25 June 1928 at 49 Kempock Street, Gourock (usual residence 22 Merryland Street, Govan), male, age 74 years, father Joseph Leslie house painter decd, mother Agnes Leslie subsequently Chalmers maiden surname Mair decd, died of cerebral influenza 6 days, cardiac failure (certified), informant James Miller, son in law, 38 Wood Street, Partick. | Leslie, Joseph aka Joseph Leslie Chalmers, Shipwright in Glasgow (I831)
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| 230 | 1929 deaths in the district of Kelvin in the burgh of Glasgow: Christina Leithhead (widow of David Leithhead, upholsterer (journeyman)), died 17 Apr 1929 at 10pm at 72 Dunard Street, Glasgow, female aged 84 years, father Thomas Robertson ironmoulder decd, mother Catherine Robertson maiden surname Cameron decd, cause of death cardiac valvular disease, bronchitis (certified), informant Christina Boyd, daughter, 6 Albany Street, Glasgow, present at death. | Robertson, Christina McGregor (I593)
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| 231 | 1931 deaths in the district of Stoer, in the county of Sutherland Neil McDonald, crofter, married to Anabella McLeod, died 30 Apr 1931 at 4pm at Culkein Drumbeg, Assynt, father Lachlan McDonald crofter decd, mother Hughina McDonald maiden surname Matheson, died of chronic nephritis, coma, certified, informant Hugh McDonald, son, present at death | McDonald, Neil Fisherman and crofter at Culkein Drumbeg, Assynt (I3903)
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| 232 | 1937 deaths in the district of Maryhill in the burgh of Glasgow: Elizabeth Andrew Mitchell (widow of William Mitchell, Lithographic Printer), died 19 Oct 1937 at 6.15am at 31 Raeberry Street, Glasgow, female, age 68 years, father David Leithhead upholsterer decd, mother Christina McGregor Leithhead maiden surname Robertson decd, died of Arteriosclerosis, cereral haemorrhage (certified), informant Jessie Mitchell, daughter, present at death. | Leithhead, Elizabeth Andrew (Bessy) (I497)
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| 233 | 1937 marriage in the district of Christchurch: 29th March 1937 at Roman Catholic Cathedral, Christchurch Maurice O'Donoghue, age 47, salesman, widower, first wife died 25th October 1931, born Timaru, present and usual residence Christchurch, father William O'Donoghue farmer, mother Mary O'Donoghue maiden surname Dore Annie Evelyn Nelsen, age 43, no occupation, widow, first husband died 29th Sep 1933, born Sydney NSW, present and usual residence Christchurch, father William Elijah Smith contractor, mother Annie Smith maiden surname Dalton P [Twoomey?], officiating minister Witnesses: C M Smith, 31 Fitzgerald St, St Albans, housewife and Vincent C Smith, 31 Fitzgerald St, St Albans, chemist. | Family (F1480)
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| 234 | 1945 Deaths in the District of Partick in the Burgh of Glasgow: John Newton Mitchell, Engineer's progress clerk, married to Violet Elizabeth Eisten Provan, died 1 Mar 1945 at 1.20pm at Knightswood Hospital, Glasgow (usual residence 166 Yoke[s] Mill Road, Glasgow), age 44, father William Mitchell, lithographic printer, decd, mother Elizabeth Andrew Mitchell maiden surname Leithhead, decd, died of cerebral haemorrhage (certified). Informant Violet Mitchell, widow, present. | Mitchell, John Newton Clerk in Glasgow (I4083)
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| 235 | 1946 Deaths in the district of Kirriemuir in the County of Angus: James Donald, formerly Grocer (journeyman), married to Isabella McPherson, died 18 Mar 1946 at 9.40am at Aloha, Victoria Street, Kirriemuir, age 72, father John Donald innkeeper decd, mother Mary Ann Donald maiden surname Wright, died of carcinoma of prostate and secondary carcinoma of spine (certified), informant David Wright Donald, nephew, 4 Elvina Street, Dundee. | Donald, James emigrated to Hawaii for a time, Bailie and Magistrate of Kirriemuir (I1929)
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| 236 | 1947: OBITUARY - MR DAVID AUSTIN DONALD - PASSING OF PUKEATUA PIONEER. In the passing of the late Mr David Austin Donald, Pukeatua loses one another link with the early days of settlement in this district. Mr Donald died at an early hour at the Waikato Hospital, after a short illness on Monday July 28th. Born in Dunedin seventy years ago, of Scottish parents, Mr Donald came to Pukeatua in or about the year 1909 after the district was thrown open for closer settlement and has lived on his farm until illness necessitated his entry into hospital. Besides farming, Mr Donald engaged in road contracting, having metalled a considerable part of the Pukeatua-Arapuni road. He also did road formation work at Arapuni in the early days of the construction of the Arapuni dam. He married Miss May Carter, also of Dunedin. Their only son Jim was killed in Italy. He is survived by his widow and daughter, Mrs J Voltz (Gwenda) and four granddaughters. The late Mr Donald was always noted for his sincerity and intense honesty and although of a most conservative and retiring nature, was a valued friend to all who had the privilege of knowing him intimately. [courtesy Ralene Sutherland] | Donald, David Austin Farmer at Pukeatua, Waipa, Waikato (I39)
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| 237 | 1953 deaths in the district of Inverness in the county of Inverness. John Macdonald, Commercial traveller (retired) and Teacher of Pipe Music, widower of 1st Christina Todd and 2nd Helen Gibb, died 6 June 1953 at 1am at 3 Perceval Road, Inverness, age 87, father Alexander Macdonald ground officer decd, mother Jane Macdonald M.S. Lamond decd, died of arterisclerosis, cardiovascular degeneration (certified), informant [Margt A Smith?], intimate friend, 27 Broadstone park, Inverness. | Macdonald, John of Inverness, MBE, Champion piper, Piper to George V, Edward VIII and George VI (I5832)
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| 238 | 26 Apr 1580: Commission granted by the Earl of Caithness, to George Merns, and William Bayne, to receive certain sums of money, on his behalf, due by the late Clement Little from the hands of Elizabeth Fawsyde his widow and William Little his brother [National Records of Scotland GD122/2/1072] | Fawsyde, Elizabeth widow of Clement Little, advocate and dau of John Fawside, burgess of Edinburgh (I1420)
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| 239 | 28 Mar 1668 Lease by Hayward St Leger Esq and Lady Barbara Barrett (relict of Sir Andrew Barrett of Castlemore and now wife of St Leger) to John Barrett fitz James of Moorstowne in the barony of Barrett's, Co. Cork.... etc etc [Doneraile papers - Irish manuscripts Commission 1958] | Barrett, Col. John of Castlemore, Co. Cork, Jacobite (attainted and went to France) (I2261)
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| 240 | 30 June 1683: Settlement on the marriage of John Poore the younger to Hester daughter of Thomas Kemble: covenant by John Poore the elder gent. of Timsbury and John his son to stand seized of the manors of Stratton St. Margaret and Stratton late Jones, to the uses declared.[Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, Reference: 1461/493 and 494] | Family (F1923)
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| 241 | 30 [July]. At the age of 60 years, Lieutenant-General Eyre Power Trench. He was taken ill at his house in Kilkenny, between one and two o'clock in the morning on 27th, and expired at the same period on the morning of the 29th. Lieutenant-general Trench was brother to the late Earl of Clancarty. He adopted the army for his profession, of which he was an ornament for upwards of 40 years, he having embarked in it at an early period of life. Her served in America during the entire course of that unfortunate war, and raised at his own expense the 102nd regiment of foot. He was appointed, in the first instance, to the command of the 2nd battalion of the 27th regiment; soon after to the 5th garrison battalion and he died in the command of the 2nd West India regiment; the rank of brigadier-general was conferred upon him in the year 179[3]; in 1798 he was appointed a major-general; and in 180[5] a major-general. General Trench commanded in Connaught, his native province, in the years 1798 and 1799, when his vigilance and humanity were objects of admiration and gratitude. The body was conveyed from Kilkenny to the family burial place at Ballinasloe, the military attending in procession to a considerable distance. [The European Magazine, and London Review - Volume 54 - Page 71 - Jul 1808] | Trench, Lt.-Gen. Eyre Power raised 102nd regiment of foot at his own expense (I748)
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| 242 | 32nd Foot - 1st Battalion listed with one Gibraltar touchpoint - confusing but looks like only for one month perhaps. On arrival in Gibraltar, troops sent to Sicily, but some sent back to Gibraltar - but for how long? 1808: Falmouth; June – to Gibraltar; headquarters to Sicily; Cadiz; July – Portugal; ROLICA; VIMIERO; October – into Spain [https://www.napoleon-series.org/military-info/organization/Britain/Infantry/Regiments/c_32ndFoot.html] | Coote, Lt.-Col. Robert 32nd Regt, of 3 Synnott Place, Dublin (I1986)
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| 243 | 5 Oct 1601. Cork. SIR GEORGE CAREW to SECRETARY CECIL. Recommends the bearer Paul Arundell. He is of the house of the Arundells in Cornwall, a valiant soldier and trained as such in the " best exercise of the time in the Low Countries." Requests that he be given command of a company of the next reinforcements which are to be sent over. P. i. Signed. | Arundell, Captain Paul of Mayne, Co. Limerick (I1536)
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| 244 | ???? May have had a sister Julia Prendiville, as we have a DNA ????match with her descendants. Julia was apparently born c 6 Mar 1808 Co Kerry married in Ireland to Thomas O'Brien and had three children in Ireland. She may have m (2) John Wallace. Her children included Mary H m Bartholomew Diggins (a Causeway, Co Kerry name also). One source says not 100% sure her name was Prendiville - given the DNA match this seems likely, but if not, then it was surely Donoghue. Julia died 26 Nov 1879 at Washington DC, USA. There is a photo of Julia here: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/166016612/person/282159605996/media/9efb9bff-4e73-445e-ba9c-cf3d6c4733ac From: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42664779/julia-wallace O'BRIEN. On November 26th, 1879, in the seventieth year of her age, Mrs. JULIA O'BRIEN, a native of Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland, and a resident of Capitol Hill for the last twenty-five years. Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend her funeral at 9 o'clock a.m. on Friday morning, November 28th, 1879, from the residence of her son-in-law, Bartholomew Diggins, 743 Sixth street southeast, and thence to requiem mass at St. Peter's church. [Paper: Evening Star, published as The Evening Star.; Date: Wednesday, November 26, 1879; Page: 3; Location: Washington (DC), District of Columbia] Unconfirmed data claims her maiden name might have been Prendeville. Inscription: Sacred to the memory of Our Mother Julia Wallace A native of Tralee Co. Kerry IRELAND Died Nov. 26, 1879 Aged 70 yrs. | Prendiville, Honora (Nóra) (I537)
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| 245 | A '49 officer who was "forfeited" by Cromwell, but restored by Charles II. He was one of the assessors for county Cork or James II's "Tax on Personal Estates in Ireland for the benefit of Trade and Commerce". he became a Lieutenant-Colonel in the service of France. [Cork Arch 1896 p 179] | Power, Captain David of Kilbolane, Rebel, Cork, transplanted to Co. Galway by Cromwell (I183)
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| 246 | A ?son published: A Photographic Album of Culross and Vicinity. Published by John Penney, Merchant, Culross, 1900 | Penney, John Kirk Schoolmaster of Culross, Fife (I54)
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| 247 | A beautiful marriage ceremony was performed at St. Patrick’s Basilica, South Dunedin, on the morning of July 24, when Bessie May, the fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs W. F. Bennetts, of Oxford street, and Christopher David, the fourth son of Mrs O'Donoghue of Salisbury, Timaru, were joined together in the bonds of holy matrimony, the officiating priest being the Rev. Father Hally. Despite a rather cold and drizzly morning, a large number of friends and interested spectators had gathered at the church. The bride, who was beautifully attired in a gown of ivory georgette, silver slippers and stockings, and a most exquisite veil of Brussels silk lace, carried a dainty bouquet of hothouse flowers and maidenhair ferns. Miss Agnes Bennetts, younger sister of the bride, was in attendance, daintily gowned in salmon pink georgette, the uneven hem being formed of silver lace, picture hat of fawn silk straw, with velvet streamers. She carried a bouquet of golden chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern. Two tiny tots in the persons of Miss Winnie Marlow and Miss Margaret Grant were flower girls. Mr Victor O’Donoghue was best man. Following the nuptial ceremony, the bridal couple left the church to the familiar strains of Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March.” Repairing to the Strand Salon, the bridal party and guests were entertained by the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Bennetts, who received the guests. Mrs Bennetts being smartly attired in a navy celanese gown, navy corded silk coat, and black silk velvet hat. Mrs O’Donoghue wore a becoming gown of black marocain, under a black satin coat, and a very smart hat. Miss Alma Bennetts wore a frock of navy satin beaute, with a fox fur, and a wine velour hat. Mr J. J. Marlow presided at the breakfast which followed, the Rev. Father Hally proposing the health of the bride and bridegroom. Many other toasts were proposed, and responded to with musical honours. A programme of music was then carried out, those contributing being the Rev. Father Hally, Messrs George Proctor, “Tom” Watson, W. F. Bennetts, and J. Bennetts, and a duet by Messrs J. and W. F. Bennetts. Mrs G. Proctor and Miss Alma Bennetts were the accompanistes. Later in the day the happy couple left for the south, where the honeymoon was to be spent, the bride travelling in a three-piece beige ensemble suit, with hat and coat to tone. [Timaru Herald 20 August 1929] | Family (F1316)
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| 248 | A birth year of 1735 is calculated from William's Chelsea pension military records. His burial record gives him a birth date of approximately 1733. | Donald, William Soldier, weaver in Odmiston, Fordoun, Kincardine (I8)
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| 249 | A Chaplain to HM Queen Victoria. | Perceval, Rev. Hon. Arthur Philip Rector at East Horsley, Surrey, purchased land in Canterbury NZ (I2607)
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| 250 | A death occurred last night under somewhat peculiar circumstances, the actual cause being an accidental cut on the arm. The deceased, Mr. John Petrie Speed, held the post of collector and canvasser for Messrs. Taylor and Erskine's bottling establishment, Courtenay Place. About a fortnight ago, he accidentally slipped and fell on a broken glass bottle, cutting his arm rather severely, a small piece being taken clean out, and one of the muscles slightly wounded. The cut was dressed, and he complained of but little pain, going about his work as usual. On Tuesday last, he complained of sore throat, and fancied he had caught cold. He became rapidly worse, however, and had to take to his bed, frequent spasms, apparently of a tetanic nature, setting in. Yesterday morning unmistakable symptoms of traumatic tetanus appeared, and in the afternoon he succumbed to its effects. Dr. Harding who was in constant attendance did all that was possible to relieve his sufferings, but without avail. The deceased was about forty-five years of age. He came from Nelson a year or two ago, and has relatives at that place and in Marlborough. He leaves a widow and five children, we regret to learn none too well provided for. [Evening Post 30 June 1877] | Speed, John Petrie Wine & Spirit merchant in Nelson, Hotel-keeper in Motueka, arrived in NZ c 1862 (I12)
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