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| 23651 | William died age 44, a joiner of Park Lane, Macclesfield. William Newton of Low Street, Sutton in attendance. Census 1851 (51/12) Park Lane, Macclesfield. age 41 Joiner | Thursfield, William (I6894)
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| 23652 | William died in a troopship disaster (the Aurora on the Goodwin Sands) he Aurora was a Transport (sailing) ship, she ran aground 16th December 1805 with the loss of all on board 250 men. | Browne, William Francis (I27461)
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| 23653 | William Dutton & Sarah Eachus were witnesses to the marriage of her brother Peter Eachus at Handley | Eachus, Sarah (I909)
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| 23654 | William Eachus married Teresa Murphy 1901june qtr Salford RD. | Family F414
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| 23655 | William Eachus was a designer and draftsman. In 1963 the family residence was 724 East Lancaster Ave; Downingtown Retirment address:9809 Spyglass Ct, Lake fairways CC North Fort Myers, Florida. 33903. Archive; Memories of Downingtown (MR 3/3) Eachus Dairy Pictures (MR 3/3) Wagon Town Store Ledger (MR 3/3) | Eachus, William Weimer (I3281)
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| 23656 | William Eachus was Register of Wills in Chester County for about 3 years. The family resided at Coatesville and Wagontown. Census Listings; 1850 West Caln, Chester County, Penn. age 8. 1880 Wagontown, west Caln twp, Chester County, Pa (june 5th) | Eachus, William Way Jr (I3057)
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| 23657 | William Edgar Powell was a Banker. The family resided at 423 W Barnard Street, West Chester, Pa 19380 | Powell, William Edgar (I5061)
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| 23658 | William enrolled to serve as a volunteer in the 1st Cheshire Regiment of Militia 5th Day of July 1855, but was released from his Militia engagement upon the condition of his enlistment to the 25th Kings Own Borderers, he enrolled in the 1st Battalion 25th Regiment of Foot 11th October 1855, at Chester Castle. He was 17 years & 10 months old. Regimental number 3051, He served for 21 years and 84 days, including, 4 years & 142 days in Gibralter, 2 years & 19 days in Malta and 3 year 54 days in Cananda. In all 21 tears his conduct was described as Very Good and was in possession of four good conduct badges. also in all that time he was never wounded. his records state that he was not in possession of a School Certificate. On his Army Medical History he is described as a weaver , born Prestbury, [Parish of] height 67 inces, circumference of Chest 32 inches, Eyes Blue, complexion Fair. Small Pox marks, None; Vacination Marks, Distinct; Hair Light; Pulse 72. Respiration 20 inspirations. Muscular development light, regular with a good temperment. He was discharges 4th April 1877 having completed 21 years service. [war achive A5-5] William's carear as a Private soldier in the 25th regiment of foot, took him to Canada, Ireland, Aldershot, etc and his children were born in these places. William appears on a register of Military Deserters 21 June 1871 at Gosport, reg No. 3051, 25th Foot. N.O.I. Census 1841 Pipe Houses Macclesfield. age 3. (41-18) 1851 Brock St, Macclesfield son. age 13. Silk Piecer. (51-549) 1871 Fort Rowner, Gosport, Hants Head (m). age 32. Private Soldier 25th Regiment. (20) 1881 Sandy Brow, Blackley. Head (widower). age 43. Back Tenter Calico Print Works. (110) | Eachus, William (I213)
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| 23659 | William exicuted a will dated Oct 18 1834 in Mercer County. on the 4th Sept 1821 he bought a tract of land for $350 on Chaplins Fork of Salt River from James Ray. | Martin, William (I5699)
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| 23660 | william Fearnley 4th Child 1st son of William & Betty Fearnley of Lodge Lane, Ashton, Fathers occ, Collier. | Fearnley, William (I1552)
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| 23661 | William George was the son of William Morris | Morris, William George (I29000)
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| 23662 | William got married in 1860 to a Susan E. (Maiden name unknown) | Rudolph, William (I20047)
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| 23663 | William H Eachus was a native and liflong resident of the "Great Valley" of Chester County, and the accommodating proprietor of the Malvern Livery Stables. William recieved his education in the common schools, and, after attaining his majority, purchased a grain threshing machine, which he ran successfully for eighteen years. At the end of that time, in 1880, he removed to Malvern, where he purchased the Malvern livery stable. He kept a good stock of saddle and driving horses and buggies and carriages, and he built up a first class and very remunerative patronage. In Politics Mr Eachus was a republican, and believed in the principles of the party of Lincoln, Grant, and Harrison. Since going to Malvern he served as street commissioner, but was never anxious for any political office. His Livery business and other enterprises in which he was interested took up most of his time. He was a member of the Baptist Church of Malvern, and he ranked as one of the reliable and active citizens of his town. William died of Dropsy after a six month illness Census Listings; 1850 Williatown, Chester County, Penn. age 12. | Eachus, William H (I6177)
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| 23664 | William had a store in London Grove 1878-1892 Census Listing; 1850 Thornbury, Delaware County, Pa. age 9 . (51-149) | Eachus, William Henry (I3132)
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| 23665 | William had two Brothers James Redfern born1800, Obidiah Redfern born 1810 and a sister Sarah Redfern born 1812. In 1861 they were living together at Lane Ends Sutton, Nr Macclesfield.Cheshire. all un married. (61-258) Census Listings; 1841 Lane Ends, Sutton, Cheshire. age 30. Hawker. (41-118) 1851 Bethesda Street, Shelton, Stoke Upon Trent. Head (m). age 40. Beerseller. (51-160) | Redfern, William (I1486)
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| 23666 | William Henry Eachus was a labourer of Elam, Pa. He died unmarried Census Listings; 1900 Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. age 30. single. Farm Labourer. | Eachus, William Henry (I3196)
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| 23667 | William Herbert married Catherine Harte, daughter of William Harte, 10th December 1893 at Marown Parish, Isle of Man. Census Listings: 1871 17 Great Nelson Street, Douglas, Isle Of Man son. age 2 months. (P 40) | Fargher, William Herbert (I28826)
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| 23668 | William Holden | Source (S146)
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| 23669 | William is mentioned in his Great Grandaughters diary 1865 | Eachus, William (I5013)
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| 23670 | William is missing from the census, died infant? | Hunt, William (I18634)
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| 23671 | William is possably the person who married Hannah Brocklehurst 12 June 1746 at Peak Forest, Derbyshire | Eachus, William (I28)
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| 23672 | William John Edward Chambers Private 15th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers regimental Number 10684 Killed in Action 1 July 1916 Census Listings: 1881 Rockfield View, Thatto Heath, Sutton, St Helens. son. age 4. 1891 52 Eldon Street, Eccleston, Lancashire, boarder single age 14 apprentice to a Bottle Maker 1901 11 Hogan Street, Ordsall, Salford. Head married, age 24 Finisher in paper mill 1911 5 Turnerson Street, Salford, Head, married, age 34, labourer in paper mIll | Chambers, William John Edward (I31138)
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| 23673 | William Known as "Major" 'Major' obtained his nickname while crossing the Great Plains to California on a wagon train in 1865. The leader of a wagon train was called "Captain". We can only guess HIS demeanor on the trip. His family spent time in northwestern Merced county and in Oregon township of Butte county before settling near Brentwood in Contra Costa county. 'Major' returned to the area just north of Merced county where he had spent as a young man and became a large grain farmer on the west side of Stanislaus county near Newman. He became the widely-respected elder in Stanislaus county farm circles, and died on his farm. | Eachus, William Pike (I3662)
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| 23674 | William L Eachus, son of Homer and Lydia(Baker) Eachus, began farming on the estate of his grandfather, Anthony Baker, In 1878 he moved to his Fathers farm in Westtown. In the spring of 1882 he moved back to Edgemont, where he bought the farm of Edward S Yarnall, which he sold the following year, and returned to his fathers farm. In 1887 he bought a farm in the same township, which he continued to cultivate untill the autumn of 1898, when he sold it, purchased the milk round of Mrs Joseph R Manley, and removed to Philadelphia. His address in Philadelphia was 715s. 23rd St Philadelphia Pa. Occupations; Farmer/Milkman/Milk Dealer. Census Listings; 1850 Edgmont, Delaware, Pennsylvania, age 10 months. Sep 11th 1860 Edgemont, Delaware Co, Pa Jun 22nd 1870 Edgemont, Delaware Co, Pa Jun 4th 1880 Westtown twp, Chester Co, Pa. son, age 28 Farmer Jun 6th 1890 Philadelphia Pa Occ, 1990 , Farmer/Milkman/Milk Dealer | Eachus, William Louis (I3179)
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| 23675 | William left his wife/partner Ellen taking his son John, and moved from Dodderhill to Gloucestershire, Lodging at Various addresses working as a labourer. He does not seem to have returned home from this time and after 1881 he said he was unmarried. Ellen continued to call herself Houseman and always said she was married . There is no marriage listed in the P.R. O indexes. Census Listings; 1841 Lower Bently, Bently Pauncefoot, Tardebigge, Worcs. age 10. 1851 Willafords Buildings, Dodderhill, Droitwich. son. age 19, Labourer. (51-382) 1861 Causway Meadow, Cottage No. 6, Dodderhill, Droitwich. son. age 29. Railway Worker. (61-486) 1871 Causeway Meadow, Dodderhill, Droitwich. Head (m). age 39. Railway Labourer. (71-420) 1881 Brooke Cottage, Moorend Street, Leckhampton, Cheltenham. Lodger, (m). age 49. Labourer. (81-423) 1891 Theresa Street, City of Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Lodger (s). age 59. (91-367) 1901 16 Lower Brook Street, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, Boarder, age 69 (s). age 69. Navvy (01-384) | Houseman, William (I18612)
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| 23676 | William lived at 13 Holt Street Patricroft. He was known as Bill. He was the first violinist with the Halle Orchester, and sometimes he conducted. | Way, William (I9171)
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| 23677 | William lived in Hustonville, Chester County, Pa. 1880. Later he lived at Font, Upper Uwchlan for over 25 years.William & Clara were married by the Rev. Daniel myers. At the time of his marriage William was of West Vincent. Census Listings; 1870 Vally Township, Chester County, Penn. age 31, Stone Mason. (O 88) 1880 HustonVille, Chester County, Penn. age 41 stone Mason, (R 97) 1900 Upper Uwchlan Township, Chester County, Penn. age - Farmer 1910 Upper Uwchlan Township, Chester County, Penn. Head (mar). age 72 [found at Mooseroots.com - no copy] 1920 Upper Uwchlan Township Chester County. Penn. Head widowed age 80. Farmer | Eachus, William M (I3772)
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| 23678 | William marreid Elizabeth Brew, daughter of Albert William Brew, 19 Nov 1908 Lonan Parish, Isle of Man. Census Listings: 1891 61 Minorea Lonan, Laxey. son. age 6. (P 57) 1901 Minorea, Lonan, Laxey. son. age 16. Lead ore Dresser | Garrett, William Thomas (I28875)
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| 23679 | William married 1) Ellen Sandbach 2) Julia Casey. | Yoxhall, William (I26457)
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| 23680 | William married Bell Crass, daughter of William Crass. 7th May 1846, Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham. Census Listings: 1841 Prospect Place, Darlington, Co Durham. age 25. (L 146) 1851 34 Ellison Street, Gateshead, Co Durham. Head (mar). age 29, Accountant. (L 148) 1861 5 Westly Street, Newcastle Under Tyne, Northumberland. Head (mar). age 39. Iron Merchant. (L 149) | Todhunter, William (I27768)
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| 23681 | William Married Elizabeth (Betty) Billingham 11.12.1810 Manchester Cathedral. Elizabeth was Baptised 26.3.1786 At St Lawrence, Frodsham and was buried 9.1.1825 at St Lawrence age 38. Grave number A/19/11. | Grice, William (I26128)
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| 23682 | William married Elizabeth Eley | Archer, William (I28693)
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| 23683 | William married Isabell Scot in 1832 at Berwick on Tweed, Isabell was the daughter of Alexander Scott [b 1754] & Agnes Hood [b1789] Alexander was a weaver of Eyemouth. William & Isabell had eight children between 1834 & 1851, the first in Berwick On Tweed and the others in Edinburgh, Scotland. William emigrated to Australia in 1853, with his wife & children following him in 1855, they lived in Melbourne. Isabell died 3rd January 1873 at 180, Epoch St Hotham [now known as North Melbourne] of enlarged liver, Jaundice & dropsy. she was buried the following day in the Melbourne General Cemetery. | Hogg, William (I25556)
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| 23684 | William Married Louisa. Census Listings: 1841 Row Street, Rotherhithe, Southwalk. age 16. (N 73) 1851 8 Mary Street, Rotherhithe, Southwark. Head (mar). age 25, Carman. (N 70) | Fairbarns, William (I28163)
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| 23685 | William married Margaret Dickensen and they had a son Clarence William Linden who died in 1982. Clarence married Shirley Amelia Mc Millan in 1949 in Redfern N S W. The Census shows his occupation as a Clicker. | Linden, William Randolph (I11460)
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| 23686 | William married Martha Allen, daughter of John Allen 27th December 1880, Holy Trinity, Hulme, Manchester Census Listings: 1861 18 Duke Street, Hulme, Manchester, grandson, age 2. (L 119) 1871 18 Duke Street, Hulme, Manchester. son. age 13. Errand Boy. (L 118) | Etchells, William (I27696)
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| 23687 | William Married Mary Carpenter, 1 oct 1751 at Wakes Colne, Essex, England. by Licence, william of Pebmarsh age 27?, Mary of Pebmarsh age 33. | Creffield, William (I28671)
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| 23688 | William married Mary Millward Daughter of John Millward, 17 Aug 1871 Ockbrook, Derbyshire, | Hooley, William (I26237)
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| 23689 | William Married Mary Tudoe 21st April 1778 Wellington, Shropshire, England | Atkiss, William (I23872)
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| 23690 | William married Mary Woodworth 14 May 1764, Hanbury, Staffordshire. | Archer, William (I28705)
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| 23691 | William married Sarah Pierce a Widow, | Family F1129
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| 23692 | William may have had a first wife, who may have been the mother of his first son William Jr Census Listings; 1841 Market Place, Sandbach, Cheshire. age 55. Cooper. (41-273) | Morrey, William (I781)
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| 23693 | William may have married Ellen Ince 6 dec 1807 at Winwick | Wood, William (I30873)
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| 23694 | William migrated to the Pennsylvania colony in 1684, landing at Philadelphia, In March 2686 he purchased 50 acres of land from Thomas King, In October 1686 he purchased a further 450 acres in Birmingham Township, and in 1688 Purchased 400 acres. acquiring 1,000 acres in total. he made his will on 20th June 1699, proved on 1 Dec 1700, indicating he probably died in the late Autumn of 1700. In addition to his real estate, he left a modestly prosperous personal estate of ?367, which he divided equitably among his children. William emigrated to america on the Ship "Vine" and landed at Grubb's Landing with his wife and son, he left his 3 daughters in England to go later. | Brinton, William (I3732)
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| 23695 | William Moseley's father was Daniel Moseley. Census Listings: 1851 Green Farm, Bradwall, Cheshire. Head (mar). age 30. Farmer of 83 Acres. (B 44) 1861 Flat One House, J C Buildings Wem. Head (mar). age 41. Farmer of 166 Acres . (B 45) 1871 Road, Cotton, Wem, Shropshire. Head (mar). age 51. Farmer of 146 acres. (B 46) 1881 Cotton Village, Wem, Shropshire. Head (mar). age 61. Farmer. (B 47) 1891 Edstaston Park, Edstaston, Wem. Head (mar). age 71, Framer (B 48) | Moseley, William (I12338)
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| 23696 | William Painter 5th Child 3 son of William & Ellen Painter of Strange Lane Ashton, fathers occ Browman | Painter, William (I33669)
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| 23697 | William Painter 7th Child 6th son of William & Ellen Painter of Dock Lane Ashton, fathers occ Browman | Painter, William (I33670)
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| 23698 | William Painter12th Child 7th son of William & Ellen Painter of Town Green, Ashton, fathers occ Browman | Painter, William (I33662)
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| 23699 | William served in the Canadian Armed Services | Eachus, William Arthur (I389)
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| 23700 | William served in the Prince of Wales Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment 2nd Battalion, Died of Wounds. France. WW1 Census Listings: 1891 23 Victoria Street, Belvedere, Erith, Kent. son. age 1. (N 60) 1901 66 Picardy Street, Belvedere, Erith Kent. son. age 11. (N 63) 1911 31 Picardy Street, Belvedere, Erith Kent son. age 20. Soldier. | Rook, Ernest William (I28142)
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