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| 23451 | Thomas Married Sarah Basnett, daughter of George Basnett, 22 November 1855 at St John, Chester. | Wharton, Thomas (I25990)
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| 23452 | Thomas married Sarah Hodgkins 25 Aug 1760, Tutbury, Staffordshire | Archer, Thomas (I28700)
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| 23453 | Thomas married Susan Walker | Archer, Thomas (I28690)
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| 23454 | Thomas married Susannah Oakes (1789-1827) 1821 Great Hale | Green, Thomas (I6315)
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| 23455 | Thomas Millington and Eliz Eachus wee married by banns 2/91732 [digital copy on file] | Family F9
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| 23456 | Thomas must have been conceved at least 7 months Before April 1832 | Hodkinson, Thomas (I17442)
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| 23457 | Thomas owned a Malting Office, yards & Gardens, plus five newly erected Cottages adjacent to the Malting Office and a four acres of meadow. In addition to Brook House with yards & Gardens currently occupied by himself. all of which he left to his son Thomas Creffield. Thomas is the Executor of his Brother John's Will. John's will as well as Thomas's own will is on file at Familyhistory/Wills. Census Listings: 1841 Dagworth Farm, Pebmarsh, Essex. age 75 Farmer (J 52) | Creffield, Thomas (I14778)
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| 23458 | Thomas Painter, 5th Child & 4th son of Thomas Painter & Ann daughter of John & Sarah Middlehurst. Fathers Occupation Collier | Painter, Thomas (I33676)
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| 23459 | Thomas Precious & Isabella Hewison. | Family F7254
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| 23460 | Thomas shown as widower on census | Source (S493)
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| 23461 | Thomas Tench Bachelor & Ann Pinches Spinster in the presence of Ann Morris & John Sambrook | Family F363
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| 23462 | Thomas Thursfield death; Paralysis age 56. Thomas Thursfield in Attendance | Thursfield, Thomas (I576)
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| 23463 | Thomas Todhunter Hall. | Family F7267
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| 23464 | Thomas was a Billiard Table Maker based in Stevenson Square, Manchester Census Listings: 1841 4 Brunswick Row, Yorkshire, age 28, Cabinate Maker J (41-484) 1861, 39 Blanshard Street, Chorlton-on-Medlock. Head, age 39. Billiard Table Maker. (61-66) | Raper, Thomas (I960)
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| 23465 | Thomas was a borough Magistrate for the borough of Eccles [1933 Kellys Directory] census listings; 1881 138 Church Street, Eccles, Lancashire. son. age 3. (81-40) 1891 138 Church Street, Eccles, Lancashire son. age 14. Scholar (91-35) 1901 184 Ellesmere Street, Eccles, Head, age 24, Railway Platelayer (01-68) 1911 29 Andover Street, Patricroft. Head (mar). age 32. General Labourer for Chemical Manufacturer (11-92) (E 68) 1939 14 Lynwood Avenue, Eccles Trade union Official | Memory, Thomas (I7147)
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| 23466 | Thomas was a coal miner in England, and then later a shopkeeper in America Census Listings; 1851 Whitfield Place, Shildom, Durham. son. age 5 months. (51-410) 1871 Kello Road, Shildon, Durham. son age 20. Coal Miner. (71-445) 1881 105 Close Row, Quebec, Durham. Head (mar). age 30, Coal Miner. (81-449) (notes on the Davidson family MISC 1/5) | Davison, Thomas (I7702)
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| 23467 | Thomas was a loom fixer. In 1978 the family lived at 837 Ashton Mills Road, Chester, Pa | Milhous, Thomas Chandler Jr (I5220)
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| 23468 | Thomas was listed as a cotton spinner in the 1881 census, but later became an overlooker. | Sumner, Thomas (I7037)
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| 23469 | Thomas was one of the first Labour Councillors in Crewe, and Mayor in 1937-38 Census Listings; 1881 Spon Green, Bistree, Mold. Flintshire. son. age 5. Scholar. (81-415) 1891 Spittle Field, Padeswood, Mold. Flintshire. son. age 15. General Labourer. (91-362) 1911 5 Martha Terrace, Henry Street, Crewe. Head (m). age 35. Insurance Agent. (11-12) | Kelsall, Thomas (I7886)
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| 23470 | Thomas was the 10th child and 5th son of William & Sarah Adamson. Census Listings; 1841 Heath Lane, Ashton In Makerfield. age 13. Apprentice Hinge Maker. < living in the same house as Joseph Adamson and his family> [41-369] 1861 Brockstedge, Ashton In Makerfield. Head (mar). age 32, Hinge Maker. (61-556) 1871 Roberts Hillock, Ashton In Makerfield. Head (mar), age 42, Hinge Maker. (71-483) 1881 Brockstedge, Ashton In Makerfield. Head (mar), age 52. Hinge Maker. (81-489) | Adamson, Thomas (I20664)
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| 23471 | Thomas was the son of John & Sarah Leech 17th May 1841 Thomas was given a two month sentance for Larceny. - Knutsford House of Dentention. 8 Jan 1844 Thomas was given 9 months for assault on a policeman - Chester Castle Goal 31 Aug 1844 committed suicide in Chester Castle Goal | Leech, Thomas (I29249)
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| 23472 | Thomas was Thomas's son from a previous Marriage Census Listings; 1841 Greta Saughall. age 9. (41-19) | Jones, Thomas (I11982)
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| 23473 | Thomas's Baptism gives his mother as Elizabeth Ellams, no father's name given, The name Thomas Warburton appears on the marriage of Thomas's brother John, and may or may not be the father of Thomas. | Ellams, Thomas (I23434)
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| 23474 | Thomas's father was also Thomas Marden | Marden, Thomas (I29732)
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| 23475 | Thomas's father was James Harvey, Bootmaker. and Mary his wife. Census Listings: 1851 Queen Street, Hulme, Manchester. Nephew age 12, scholar. [with his aunt Ann Harvey, Widow. born Ireland] 1861 26 Hargreaves Street, Hulme, Manchester. son age 22, Shoemaker. (J 2) | Harvey, Thomas (I8201)
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| 23476 | Thomas's father was Joseph Dransfield, Woolen Weaver. Census Listings: 1911 35 Jovil, Linthwaite, Nr Huddersfield. Head (mar). age 60. Woolen Cloth Weaver. [born Linthwaite] ( J 5) | Dransfield, Thomas Alfred (I26467)
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| 23477 | Thomas's father was Thomas Brock. Census Listings: 1861 Flemming Street, Witton. Head (mar). age 39. Water Man. G 11) 1871 Wellington Dock, Lancs, Vessels "Jeanne" Master (mar). age 50. (no copy) | Brock, Robert (I574)
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| 23478 | Thomas's Parents were either Charles & Elizabeth Birtles or Thomas & Mary Birtles | Birtles, Thomas (I565)
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| 23479 | Thomas's Parents were John Wade Catlow & Jane. Census Listings: 1861 Lane Head, Carleton In Craven, Yorkshire. grandson. age 9. Scholar. (61-632) 1871 Lane Head, Carleton In Craven, Yorkshire. grandson, age 19. Farm Servant. (71-540) 1881 18 Clarendon Road, Hulme, Manchester. Son In Law (mar). age 27. Butcher, (81-549) 1891 275 Oldham Road, Royton Nr Oldham. Head (mar). age 37. Butcher, (91-474) 1901 275 Oldham Road, Royton Nr Oldham. Head (mar). age 49. Butcher. (01-466) | Catlow, Thomas Areton (I22932)
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| 23480 | Thomas's parents were Patrick Coen and Bridget Mulligan | Coen, Thomas (I29771)
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| 23481 | Thomas's Parents were Samuel Wright & Elizabeth Greenway Census Listings: 1841 Kelsall, Tarvin, Cheshire. age 40. Ag Lab. (H 30) 1851 Day Lane, Kelsall Village. Head (mar). age 50. Ag Lab. (H 31) 1861 Day Lane, Kelsall Village. Head (mar). age 60. Labourer. (H 32) 1871 Kelsall Village, Cheshire. Lodger (wid) age 71. Labourer. [Lodging with Thomas Jones & his family] (no copy) 1881 Cottages, Kelsall Village. Lodger (wid) age 80. Ag, Labourer. [Lodging with Elizabeth Gascoine & her family] (no copy) | Wright, Thomas (I20182)
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| 23482 | Thomas's parents were Thomas & Mary Kitchen. Census Listings; 1841 NewHill, Cat Lane, Brampton Bierlow, Wath Upon Dearne, Tickhill. Yorks. age 40. Ag Lab (41-157) 1851 Glass House Fold, Haughton, Lancashire. Head (mar). age 53. Ag Lab (51-206) 1861 Glass House Fold, Haughton, Lancashire, Head (mar). age 65 Ag Lab (61-305) 1871 Glass House Fold, Haughton, Lancashire. Head (mar). age 70. Labourer at Coal Pit. (71-560) | Kitchen, George (I13209)
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| 23483 | Thomas's parents were William Jones & Jane Mason. Census Listings: 1871 Dodderhill Common, Dodderhill. Head (mar). age 30. Bricklayer. (F 72) 1881 Sharpway Gate, Dodderhill, Worcs. Head (mar). age 40. Bricklayer. (F 73) 1891 Impney Lodge, Dodderhill, Worcs. Head (mar). age 50. Foreman of Masons on Estate. (F 74) 1901 Frier Street, Droitwich, Worcs. Head (mar). age 60. Bricklayer. (F 75) 1911 Frier Street, Droitwich, Worcs, Head (wid). age 70. Retired Builder. [living on his own] (no copy) | Jones, Thomas (I1242)
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| 23484 | Thorowgood & Martha Chalkley were married in London then moved to Graveney, later moving to Peterborough in Northamptonshire. | Chalkley, Thorowgood (I26322)
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| 23485 | Thyatira married Jesse Slater 15 May 1826 @ Folkingham | Bowcock, Thyatira (I6295)
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| 23486 | Tickhill lies eight miles south of Doncaster, between Maltby & Harworth, near the river Torne. Tickhill is an Old English place name meaning "Hill where young goats are kept." | Kitchen, George (I13209)
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| 23487 | Tilston register: Elizabeth Eachus, daughter of Joseph & Ellin Eachus of Tilston, singel woman aged about 42 died of a lingering illness. | Eachus, Jane Elizabeth (I922)
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| 23488 | Timothy Cragg was described by John Kelsall in his diary as "a grave solid man". His friend Scholfield said he was a "man of some attainments, much zeal and great self assurance" Timothy and his family were protestant and they were all raised and educated well. He speaks of remembering the plaque in london and a book called "Crumbs of comfort" which had a prayer in it that was to be read in times of pestilence. | Cragg, Timothy (I27247)
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| 23489 | Title: Lilian Davies OBE | Davies, Lilian (I11242)
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| 23490 | Tixall is about 2 miles from Stafford | Mary (I24170)
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| 23491 | Todd Eachus family tree | Source (S369)
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| 23492 | Tom has three children from a previous marriage: Jim, Hazel and Marjorie | Hodson, Tom (I7453)
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| 23493 | Tom worked at Rylands in Manchester. Census Listings: 1851 Davenham School, Davenham Village, Cheshire, Pupil, age 14. (B 50) 1861 Mary Street, Pleasant Terrace, Kings Norton, Worcs. Head (mar). age 23, Merchants Clerk. (61-688) 1871 71 Bamber Street, West Derby, Liverpool, Lancs. Head (mar). age 34, Clerk. (71-597) 1881 58 Victoria Place, Newton, Manchester, Lancs. Head (mar), age 43, Railway Agent. (81-593) 1891 11 Cheltenham Street, Chorton Upon Medlock, Head (mar). age 53, Agent. (91-519) 1901 25 Thornwood Avenue, Gorton, Manchester. Lancs. Head (mar). age 65, Groundsman at Cricket Ground. (01-498) 1911 25 Thornwood Avenue, Gorton, Manchester, Lancs. Head (wid). age 75. Commision Agent [unemployed] (11-178) [archive - Wanted Poster DM 30] | Curtis, Tom (I24207)
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| 23494 | Tombstone of Mary Bagnall; Age 36 when she died, she is buried with her son Thomas age 2, (he outlived her by 3 months and 3 days.) to the left of the main door of the Parish Church, Waterfall, Staffs, At trhe foot of the stone it says "Mourne not for us our lives are past and love continued to the last but kindness show and pity take and love my children for my sake". | Smith, Mary (I21245)
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| 23495 | Tommy lived with his Mother Alma before he died | Munro, Thomas (Tommy) (I7172)
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| 23496 | Tony Cordwell Family History | Source (S164)
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| 23497 | Tony Quirk's notes: Not shown as living at Family Home - 16 Dalton Street, Douglas, in 1901 Census. Living at 2 Crosby Terrace, Douglas, (where she apparently spent most of her childhood) being brought up by her maiden Aunt, Eleanor Gelling. She was supposedly lonely and Rose went to live with her to keep her company. She eventually left the house to Rose and her son Donald (equal shares). However when Donald was married and living in Ashton-under-Lyne he forced the sale of the house to realise his half of the equity. He eventually received Rose's half share on her death. Married to Captain MADDRELL and has son Don who was MHK. Captain Madrell went to Canada and when he asked Rose & Don to join him she refused. She later married STARKEY, although there is some suggestion she was not free to do so - Bigamist marriage? Possibly married STARKEY in Ashton-under-Lyne! Had twins as well who were adopted-(possibly reared in Laxey or one in Peel). | Bell, Mary Rose Gelling (I28782)
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| 23498 | Townsend was a burgess in West Chester in the years 1852/54 Commonwealth v Townsend Eachus-Charge of fornication and bastardy on the body of Phebe Jones. Aug 3rd 1813. Townsend Eachus and William Eachus tent in $300 each for the appearance of Townsend at the next court to answer said charges. Phebe Jones tent in $50 to appear at the said court. Will dated 10th Feb 1866, proved 15 September 1874 Census Listing; 1850 West Goshen, West Chester, Pa, age 62, Farmer. | Eachus, Townsend (I3008)
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| 23499 | Transcript of a leter sent by Benjamin Fendal to Elizabeth's Father asking for her hand in marriage : Hon. Sir: Imprest with the propriety of a long established custom, I conceive it a duty incumbent on me, to make you acquainted with my affection for your amiable daughter with whom I had the pleasure of forming an acquantance during a visit at Col Stewart's. Should I be so fortunate as to gain your approbation and excite a return in her, confident I am, I shali conduct myself in a manor to warrent your sanction, and perpetuate her esteem, as I am not less sensible Sir, of the duty I shall owe you than the respect to which your daughter will be entitled from me, and shall conceive my self bound by that duty and respect to use every exertion in my power to render her happy. Permit me, Sir, to assure you, my determination is not precipitate, but the unchangeable result of mature reflection. Admiration of her person succeeded the first interview, the beauties of her mind, shone with superior luster, and quickly refines that admiration into a fixed esteem, our dispositions respond, that congeniality of sentiment from which happiness in the matrimonial state invariably places, I think exists between us. My Eliza's presence I have no doubt will dictate to her a mode of conduct that cannot fail meeting my approbation, and the future avocation of my life shall be the study of her happiness. My property and the lands of my estate is inconsiderable. If I think my prospects sufficiently flatting to justify a union. To Further particulars Sir, I refer you to Col. Stewart, should they be accessed necessarily we reside in the same neighbourhood, and he is not unacquainted with my situation. You may be Sir, somewhat surprised at receiving a written declaration, on duly act of this important nature, particuary as I am in the vicinity. Custom urges the propriety of a verbal one, but that unquerable diffidence, which generally attends youth. _________ _______ ______, and suggestive of the mood I have a _____. It is a subject which no doubt will require some consideration on your part, an oppertunity for that will now be afforded you. I am Sir with the highest respect. You observe. Benjamin T Fendall. [Arcive A2-16] | Dade, Elizabeth Alexander (I3741)
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| 23500 | TREGO, Peter, and Judith, his wife, were living in Middletown township early in the last century, he having purchased land there in 1708. Their children were Jacob, b. 8,7,1687, d. 4,10,1720; James, b. 4th mo., 1690; William, b. 6,3,1693; John, b. 12,15,1696; Ann, b. 8,28,1702, m. 6,11,1725 to James Rushton; Peter. Jacob married, in 1709, Mary Cartlidge, of Darby, and had three children,-- Hannah, John, and Rachel. The widow married, in 1722, John Laycock, of bucks County. James Trego, then of Edgmont, married about 1716, and after keeping tavern some time in Chester, settled in Whiteland, where he died in 1745, leaving children,--James, Mary (Walker), Sarah (Simcock), John, Jacob, William, and Elizabeth. William Trego, son of Peter, married, about 1717, Margaret Moore, and in 1735 settled in Goshen, where he kept tavern for some years. His children were Hannah, William, Margaret, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, Sarah, (m. to Phinehas Eachus), Ann (m. to Joseph Hunt). | Trego, Peter (I5800)
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