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Matches 23,001 to 23,050 of 23,763
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| 23001 | Residence: Two Lanes, Keighley, West Riding of Yorkshire, England | Catlow, John (I23018)
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| 23002 | Residence: Two Lanes, Keighley, West Riding of Yorkshire, England | Ackeroyd, Mary (I23019)
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| 23003 | Rev John Miles Rector of Willoughby | Miles, John (I11727)
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| 23004 | Rev Joseph Adamson was in holy orders of the church of Rome | Adamson, Joseph (I21419)
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| 23005 | Reverand George Fenwicke | Fenwicke, George (I11719)
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| 23006 | Reverand George Owsley Fenwicke Vicar of Aston. | Fernwicke, George Owsley (I11723)
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| 23007 | Richard emigrated to America along with his Brother John & his Sister Ann sometime before 1859. Their parents Thomas & Elizabeth followed in 1866. | Godfrey, Richard (I12619)
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| 23008 | Richard & Hannah were of the parish of Middlewich. Sharing their grave is Amy Jackson daughter of John & Ann Jackson. who died 30th Oct 1873 aged 11. Census Listing; 1851 St Anns , Over, Head (m). age 47, Paver. (51-139) 1861 Kinderton Street, Kinderton. Head (m). age 58. Labourer (61-218) | Bratherton, Richard (I4341)
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| 23009 | Richard & Kezia had nine children between 1798 & 1817 | Ledward, Richard (I29382)
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| 23010 | Richard & Marriane were Twins they both died in Infancy | Mullender, Richard (I2639)
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| 23011 | Richard Adamson 2019 www.AdamsonAncestry.com | Source (S545)
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| 23012 | Richard and Gail had 5 children, as yet unknown Richard lives in Fresco, California | Eachus, Richard Hinton (I3465)
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| 23013 | Richard at one time owned an Army & Navy Stores Census Listings: 1911 57 Pownall Street, Hulme, Manchester. Head (mar). age 26. Clothiers & Outfitters, Saleman. (11-137) (D 70) | Lord, Richard Henry (I22330)
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| 23014 | Richard Bertiskle (sic) Birtwisle maybe ? | Bertiskle, Richard (I884)
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| 23015 | Richard Bullock, Shoemaker of Nantwich X his mark Dorothy Brow (sic) Spinster of Nantwich, X her mark Married by Banns Witnesses; Simon Cooper & John Harding. | Family F5531
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| 23016 | Richard Garvine Family History at: rgarvine@udel.edu | Source (S361)
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| 23017 | Richard Geoffrey Bratby Family History | Source (S109)
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| 23018 | Richard Heath son of William & Mary Heath, Labourer, died of an Accident Sept 19th, buried Sept 21st [archive - copy burial entry] | Heath, Richard (I25933)
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| 23019 | Richard is buried with his second wife Elizabeth | Quirk, Richard (I28735)
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| 23020 | Richard Leedom (Leedham), emigrating from England in 1712, requested a certificate to remove himself and his family from York, England MM (copy of certificate in book, p. 5), certificate signed 4d, 2 mo 1712 (4 Apr 1712). Certificate received at Middletown, PA MM 3 Dec 1714. York certificate signed by: George Stabler, William White junr, William White, Robert Adam, John, Nehemiah Morley, Marmaduke Boone, Edward Stabler, Timothy Hudson, John Rowland, Thomas Hammond, Stephen Thompson, William Cocksha (?), Thomas Etherington (?), Robert Ward, Joseph Todd Records of Middletown MM show that on 1 Dec 1738, Richard and his son William applied for certificate of removal to Abington MM. It was granted Mar 1739. As there is no mention of Hannah, she had presumably died by then. In 1740 Richard is reported to Abington MM as having married a second time without approval of the meeting and was removed from the roll. Richard's second wife's name appears to be Mary, referred to in two advertisements in the Pennsylvania Gazette dated 1742 and 1743 under the name Richard Leadame: 14 Dec 1742 Leadame, Richard of Philadelphia will not pay debts contracted in future by his wife Mary. (The notice was withdrawn on 21 Dec.) 17 Mar 1743 Leadame, Richard - his wife Mary abuses him so much that he cannot live with her; he will not pay debts contracted by her in future. In "Biographical Annals of Montgomery County, PA", edited by Ellwood Roberts, the entry on Dr. Joseph Leedom states that he is a descendant of Richard Leedom who emigrated from Micklefield, England in 1712. Manuscripts of the History of the Scott Family, Page 77, [Historical Southern Families CD] has this interesting note. A transcription is printed of the Certificate of Removal for Abraham Scott from Monthly Mens' Meeting at Woodhall, Cumberland, England dated 22nd day, 6th month 1722. It is followed with a list of names of persons accompanying him on his voyage to Philadelphia. Among them is named "Richard Leedham, from York, 2-4-1712". Dates next to other names range from 1701 to 1717 and appear to refer to certificate dates. The date with Richard Leedham is, in fact, the date of his Certificate of Removal from York Monthly Meeting. Though the text accompanying the Scott list is not completely clear it seems as if this shows at least one return trip to England for Richard Leedham. Archive: The Leedom Family Tree (FG1/16) | Leedom, Richard (I11771)
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| 23021 | Richard married Hannah Anthoney 1879 Beverley, Yorkshire. Nick Edmonds thinks he may have emigrated to Queenstown, South Africa, and died of Diabetes on the 2nd May 1896 at Lesseyton Drift, Nr Queenstown, South Africa. | Yoxall, Richard (I26505)
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| 23022 | Richard married Leah Ellis 1792 at Great Hale | Green, Richard (I6310)
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| 23023 | Richard married Mary Parkes of Warmingham. | Yoxall, Richard (I26479)
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| 23024 | Richard Thomas grew up learing the trade of an Acrobat performing with his three sisters, Louisa, Emily & Adelaide, with his Parents in their Acrobatic Group called The Frantz Family. They were a world famous Acrobatic group, making quite a name in the Music Halls. He met his wife Maria in Holland, but they always came to England so that their children would be British Citizens. The New York Times, Aug 8th 1893; appearing at the Madison Square Roof garden, Frantz Family, of Dress Suited Acrobats. The New York Times, Feb 17th 1895. Proctors Theatre; The Frantz Family, male & female Acrobats will make their reapperance in this Country. The Brisbane Courier, Friday 18th September 1896; IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr Harry Rickards has much pleasure in Introducing to the Amusement-loving Public of Brisbane one of his latest and greatest Sucesses, the Marvels of the Nineteenth Century. THE FRANTZ FAMILY THE FRANTZ FAMILY THE FRANTZ FAMILY Three Ladies and four Gentlemen. The Most Marvellous Acrobats ever seen. All performing in Evening Dress. THE FRANTZ FAMILY Who will make their First Appearance in Brisbane on Monday Next. MONDAY 21st September. (archive A2-9) Other known venues were 1895 Streatham & Sheffield 1896 & 1900 The Paragon Pavilion, Mile End, London. Census Listings: - 1871 57 Navigation St, Birmingham. grandson, age 4. (116) 1901, 127 Fontiman Road, Lambeth, Kensington, England. Head (m). age 34. Music Hall Artist. (01/11) Residence; 1920 39 Richamond Street, Clapham, London. (Archive Collection, Frantz Family A2-10) | Eachus, Richard Thomas (I1156)
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| 23025 | Richard was a Lietenant in the 8th Battalion of the Preston Home Guard 1940 - 1941 Census Listings: 1871 11 Taylor Street, Preston, Lancs son. age 6 scholar 1881 109 Church Street, Preston, Lancs son. age 16 Assistant to Mill Furnisher 1891 109 Church Street, Preston, Lancs son. single, age 26 Oil Filter Manufacturer 1901 Holme Lea, Fullwood, Preston. Head, married, age 36 Mill Furnisher [Employer] 1911 Carleton House, 31 Lower Bank Road, Fulwood. Head, age 46 Engine Packaging Manufacturer, 1939 31 Lower Bank Road, Fulwood, Preston. Married, Building Contractor | Attwater, Richard (I31715)
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| 23026 | Richard was a Servant in the house of James Skerratt. Solicitor in firm of 3 clerks at Wheelock Warf, Sandbach, Cheshire Census, 1841 Wheelock. Sandbach. age 7. (41-34) 1851 Wheelock Wharf, Sandbach, Cheshire, son, age 17, Farmers son at home. < Arthur Singleton> (51-28) | Singleton, Richard (I7846)
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| 23027 | Richard was baptised as Richard Lewthwaite [illegitimate], mother Isabella Lewthwaite, single Mother. but the name Quirk was used as his name as early as the 1871 census when he was 4 . .The only connection found to connect him to his father Richard Caeser Quirk, is a newspaper article in which Richard Lewthwaite Quirk gave evidence in court that he was a nephew of William Charles Roper Quirk, Brother of his father, and son of Richard Quirks Snr. this would seem to say that Richard Caeser Quirk was his father. But there is a story which says his father is Richard Quirk Snr, father of both Richard Caeser Quirk and William Roper Quirk who had an affair with a barmaid/servant, called Isabella Jane Lewthwaite. and is in fact the father of Richard Lewthwaite. Both stories remain unproven. Census Listings: 1871 31 Bigwell Street, Douglas, I.O.M. Grandson, age 4. School, (P 14) 1881 Cumberland Inn, 2 Quirks Court, James Street, Onchan, Douglas, I.O.M. son. age 14. Scholar. (P 17) 1891 1 Cumberland Terrace, Onchan, Doughlas. I.O.M. Head (mar). age 24, Joiner. (P 16) 1901 38 Demesne Road, Onchan, Doughlas, I.O.M. Head (mar). age 34, Joiner. [employer] (P 15) 1911 Cumberland Villas, Selbourne Road, Douglas. Head (mar). age 44. Joiner [employer working from Home] (11-167) | Lewthwaite, Richard (I23691)
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| 23028 | Richard was known as "Dick" | Eachus, Atwell Richard (I3352)
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| 23029 | Richard was known as Gentleman Dick or Dickey. | Curtis, Richard (I25171)
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| 23030 | Richard was the son of George & Sarah Jackson. | Jackson, Richard (I26318)
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| 23031 | Richard was the son of William Scragg & Elizabeth Wilding. Census Listings: 1841 Poole Village, Acton, Nantwich, Cheshire, age 20. Wheelwright. (41-459) 1851 Cherry Orchard, Poole, Acton, Cheshire. Head (mar). age 34, Farmer of 18 Acres. (51-581) | Scragg, Richard (I23488)
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| 23032 | Richard went into the family stationery business, But sometime between 1861 & 1864 he ran away to join the Circus. Family legend says that he was disownd and was never spoken of again. Here he met his future wife Emily Guest who was "of the circus", her father being an Equestrian Clown. They married in 1864 and by 1866 they had formed the Echasse Family and on the 2nd April 1866 were playing at the New Britannia Theatre, High St Hoxon, London. described as " The Renowend Echasse Family, 3 in number, will go through their marvellous Acrobatic Performance on stilts" By 1869 they had changed their name to the Frantz Brothers and his wife Emily Guest had become Madam Frantz the Flying Lady. In 1869 they were very busy touring the Music Halls.** Their children grew up learning the Family trade and became very sucessfull Acrobats, As a Family they became the World Famous Frantz Family and toured the world. Appearing all over Europe, America and Australia. By Christmas 1900 they were back in England playing in the Pantomine Cinderella, at the Pavilion Theatre, Mile End, London. Census: 1851 Market Place, Sandbach. Cheshire, son. age 5 Scholar. (51-547) 1861 17 Marshall Street, Birmingham son. age 15. Printer. (61-18) 1871 57 Navigation St, Birmingham. son. age 25. Gymnastic Artist. (116) **(Archive collection A2-10) | Eachus, Richard (I671)
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| 23033 | Richard, Known as Dick, lived at Drury Lane, Chadderton. Census Listings: 1841 Drury Lane, Chadderton, Oldham, Lancs. age 65. Labourer (H 11) 1851 Drury Lane, Chadderton, Oldham, Lancs. Head (wid). age 78, Hand Loom Weaver (Cotton). ( H 10) | Taylor, Richard (I12242)
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| 23034 | Richards Father was James Bossom. Census Listings: 1891 Hassall Gate, Hassall Nr Sandbach. Head (mar). age 60. Farm Labourer. (C 37) 1901 Hassall Gate, Hassall Nr Sandbach. Head (mar). age 70. Farm Labourer. (C 38) 1911 30 Alms House, Sandbach, Ches. Head (mar). age 80. Old Age Pensioner. (C 39) | Bossons, Richard (I25468)
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| 23035 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5169)
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| 23036 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5105)
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| 23037 | Robert Barker Hall, Killed in the North of England School Furniture fire disaster, when a wall collapsed onto a crowd of spectators. He had lived at 5 High North Terrace and was described as a Traveller. The Inquest of Robert Barker Hall and four others was held at the Railway Tavern, in Northgate. The bodies were laid out in a stable behind the pub, but the proceedings were delayed for 45 minutes because the landlord had mislaid the key. This incident led to Darlington's first official mortuary being built, as recommended in the coroners report. Cause of Death, compound fracture of skull. [archive, copy newspaer articlesaved in F.H. file] | Hall, Robert Barker (I27812)
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| 23038 | Robert died from Stroke complications | Carlile, Robert Henry (I4496)
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| 23039 | Robert E Lee was known as robbie. She was very dark skinned, her Gt Grandfather was Brice Howard, in the 1850 census of Chattooga County Ga, he was listed as being from Turkey which could account for the dark skin. | Stegall, Robert E Lee (Robbie) (I2290)
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| 23040 | Robert Eachus Went from Chester County to Springfield in the Autumn of 1840, and took ownership of a farm he had purchesed in what is now Curran Township. The next spring he was joined by his sister Charlotte and his niece Mary McPherson. Census Listings: 1850 Sangamon, Illinois. age 55, Farmer. 1860 Sangamon, Illinois. age 65. Farmer. | Eachus, Robert (I3000)
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| 23041 | Robert Emigrated to the Colonies in 1683 | Pyle, Robert (I7921)
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| 23042 | Robert Henry married Isabella Jager, 27th May 1901 St Mark, West Gorton, Manchester. Census; 1881 117 Gladstone Street, Gorton, Manchester, son. age 3. (81-83) 1891 69 Henry Street, Gorton, manchester, son. age 13. (91-70) 1901 69 Henry Street, Gorton, Manchester, son (single). age 23. Carter. (01-117) | Latham, Robert Henry (I8626)
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| 23043 | Robert lived at 54 Cannon Street, Eccles Census Listings; 1911 62 Trafford Road, Barton, Eccles. son. age 7 months. . (11-02) | Jackson, Robert (I7103)
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| 23044 | Robert lived on a 162 acre farm near Hickory Grove at Glens Creek in Washington County, KY | Ross, Robert Adams (I11814)
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| 23045 | Robert married Frances Hutchinson (1772-1800) 1799 Great Hale and then Ann Gresham (1783-1841) | Green, Robert (I6314)
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| 23046 | Robert Mayne, Widower of the Parish of St James & Sarah Otway of this parish Spinster, were married in church by licence 15th June 1775 in the presence of Sarah Otway & William Mayne. | Family F2300
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| 23047 | Robert Park, Male age 23 + Betty Chippendale, female age 19. | Family F4517
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| 23048 | Robert son of John Eachus of Middlewich bap 16 dec | Eachus, Robert (I24)
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| 23049 | Robert T Ash was a banker, having been employed at the Coatesville National Bank for sixty years, and became a vice president. The family address was 412 E Lancaster Ave, Downingtown, Pa | Ash, Robert T (I5088)
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| 23050 | Robert Thomason of Lymm Parish. Margaret Wetherby X (her mark) of Lymm Parish were married by Banns by T Foster in the presence of John Wetherby & Peter Stirrup. | Family F6792
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