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| 751 | Ann's Parents were Enoch & Frances Lightfoot. Census listings: 1841 Overton, Frodsham, Cheshire. age 25, < Ann Clarke> (41-454) 1851 High Legh, Cheshire, wife. age 28. < Ann Clarke> (51-574) | Lightfoot, Ann (I23369)
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| 752 | Ann's Parents were Thomas Andrews 1799-1874 & Elizabeth 1800-1879 Census Listings: 1861 1 Victoria Cottages, Cheltenham. wife, age 30. Tailoress (G 60) 1871 2 St Georges Retreat, Cheltenham, wife, age 39. Seamstress. (G 59) 1881 Moor Fields, Willaston, Wybunbury. wife, age 49. (G 58) 1891 10 Laburnum Avenue, Willaston. wife, age 59. (G 61) | Andrews, Ann (I26015)
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| 753 | Ann's parents were William Vernon & Mary Yearsley | Vernon, Ann (I28633)
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| 754 | Anna died in childbirth | Leggatt, Ann Maria (I18475)
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| 755 | Anna Maria has a wall plaque in the church at Worth, Nr Gatwick, Sussex Census Listings; 1841 Rectory House, Worth, Sussex, age 65. Independant. (41-301) | Ewart, Anna Maria (I18525)
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| 756 | Anna Mary's funeral was at 8pm May 114th at her late residence. She is buried in Cumberland Cemeter, Lima, Pa. in section B, Lot 140 | Johnson, Anna Mary (I3170)
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| 757 | Anna Ruth Francis was the daughter of Irving Ernest Frances and Margarte Mary Sullivan Her children announce her peaceful passing early on the morning of April 24, 2012, at age 89; and do so with that mixture of sadness and joy that befit a long life well lived. The words "beloved wife" cannot begin to describe the depth and breadth of the relationship she shared with our father Albert, who she met at age 15, married at age 17, and thrived with for some 64 years, until his death in 2003. Nor can the words "loving daughter" adequately express the adoration she and Albert had for her parents, Irv and Margaret Francis, for whom they lovingly cared in the closing years. All four, Ann and Al, Irv and Margret, will now rest together, side-by-side, in Vacaville, California, their adoptive home for more than 40 years. Born in Sacramento in 1922, Ann was truly an icon of her great generation. She married her high school sweetheart, became a mother at age 19, donned coveralls to become a burner-welder in the Sausalito shipyards during WWII, settled one of the first "breakout" suburbs of Sacramento, the Fruitridge district, raised three perfect children and worked to support her husband through business school before moving to Vacaville and thirty-something years of idyllic life on the golf course. She was loving mother, scout leader (both girls and boys), active church member, caring neighbor and the very heart of our family. In 1983, she underwent an early version of cardiac bypass surgery. The doctors said she had suffered serious damage to her heart and would only survive a few more years. She took exception to their prognosis. Ann is survived by her children and their spouses ? Pat Braziel and Sam Anderson, Irv and Sue Eachus, and Sue and Bill Menning ? and by eight grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. | Francis, Anna Ruth (I33547)
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| 758 | Anna was known as Virginia. She was a clerical worker with the US Civil Service in St Louis. and was a member of the Morley Baptist Church at Morley. Missouri. She died Friday 6th September 2002 at the Riverview Manor Nursing Home in Ste. Genevievw. Mo. The service was held at 11am Monday 8th September at Forest Hills Memorial Gardens, Morley by the Rev Rodney Davis. Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Scott City, Mo,. was incharge of the arrangements. | Eachus, Anna Virginia (I7951)
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| 759 | Anna was the daughter of David & Margaret Wynn Census Listings; 1900 East nantmeal, Chester County. age 62. | Wynn, Anna Maria (I5493)
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| 760 | Anna was the daughter of John Daniel Livingstone & Sarah Emma Cumens | Livingstone, Anna Mary (I10180)
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| 761 | Anna's parents were John & Susan Pritchard. Census Listing; 1851 No1 Blenham Square, Bristol, Glous, wife. age 23. < Maria Cole> (51-480) 1861 2a Picton Street, Bristol, wife. age 33. (61-330) | Pritchard, Anna Maria (I13783)
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| 762 | Anne married Ralph Goudry | Dixon, Anne (I7726)
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| 763 | Anne was the daughter of Felix and Anne Schmidt, twinned with her sister Jeanette. She grew up in Campbell and married Bob Eachus. The couple raised three sons in Escalon, CA. | Schmidt, Annette (I2139)
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| 764 | Annie Florence married William Robert Hefford. [he was a Clerk for a Oil Well Proprietor.] Census Listings; 1881 180 High Street, Peckham. daughter, age 1. (81-216) 1891 196 High Street, Peckham. daughter, age 11 Scholar (91-196) 1901 196 High Street, Peckham. daughter, age 21. Tailors Clerk. (01-308) 1911 32 Blandford Road, Beckenham, Kent. daughter (mar). age 31. < Annie Florence Hefford> (M 91) | Cotterill, Annie Florence (I11394)
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| 765 | Annie moved to Sheffield, and had no children. Census Listings: 1911 8 Court, 2 House, Gilbert Street, Liverpool. daughter, age 5. (N 09) | Dearden, Annie (I10124)
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| 766 | Annie sailed to Port Said, Egypt with her mother, on the ship Rajputana, departing London 27 May 1927. Perminant Residence listed as EGYPT | Munden, Annie Elizabeth (I29774)
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| 767 | Annie took her own life soon after her baby son was buried. | Salt, Annie Elizabeth (I1960)
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| 768 | Annie was the daughter of James Wood of Kirkby, Lancashire | Wood, Annie (I21000)
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| 769 | Annies Parents were George & Jane Cross both of Chester. George was a carter Census Listings 1901 4 Clare Court, Chester, Cheshire, daughter, age 5 1939 17 Henshall Street, Chester, Cheshire, married Unpaid Domestic Duties | Cross, Annie (I33313)
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| 770 | annon letter from Darlington | Source (S212)
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| 771 | anon letter | Source (S246)
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| 772 | Anthony is the Comercial Manager at Heysham Nuclear Power station. Residence Garstang. | Eachus, Anthony David (I1862)
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| 773 | Anthony Michael A. T. Vincent (Tortolani) was born 3rd May 1907 in Dundee, Scotland. He was schooled at from age 8 to 12 by the brothers at the Abbey of Montecassino in Cassino, and then attended St Andrews School and University in Dundee, where he recieved a degree in the humanities. He was the son of Baron Tomaso Torlonia di Tortolani (1878-1964) of Provincia Frosinone, Atina, Italy and Princess Anna Maria Torlonia of Rome. He emigrated to the United States in 1933 and settled in Philadelphia, where he worked for the Banca D'Italia and served as an assistant to the Italian Consul General. At the outbreak of the second world war he renounced his Italian citizenship and claimed British subjectship as he was born in Scotland. During and following the war he worked in many Italian and British relief efforts and as a businessman developed a real estate brokerage organization which work mainly in managing the accounts of the Philadelphia Archdiocese and the accounts of many residents of Italian birth. Since he was fluent in both the Italian and English language and law, he was called upon during the war effort for many services which included hundreds of local and taped broadcasts which were directed at Italian - Americans and native Italians in defense of the American cause. Many of the broadcasts were made in the formative days of Radio Free Europe. He was suddenly killed by a holdup gunman on South Broad Street on 1st May 1953. | Vincent, Anthony Michael A.T. (I4482)
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| 774 | Anthony ran the public house called the Joiners Arms, in Middleton, Manchester. (2001) Anthony collapsed and died of a brain haemorrhage. Sunday night 29th July 2001 | Eachus, Anthony Noel (I1398)
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| 775 | Anthony T Vincent \ Direct Scottish, English & English Quaker descendancy from Angus c350. | Source (S298)
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| 776 | Appears on the 1901 census at 142 Victoria Street, Hindley, with his second wife Martha Marsh | Smith, John (I22111)
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| 777 | Archer Eachus joined up to serve six years in the 4th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment on the 25th January 1892. He was 23 years old but for some reason he stated that he was 17 years & 2 months, he was described as being 5 feet 3? inches tall, weight 115lbs, fresh complexion, blue eyes and Dark Brown hair, with a scar on his left chin. He was promoted to Field officer 27th January 1892. Private 4742 North Staffs Regt 4th battalion. He subsequently re-enlisted 8th January 1900 into the South Staffordshire Regiment for a term of four years, He embarked for South Africa 24 January 1900 and returned 10th June 1902. Action in the Boar War he received Queen Victoria's South Africa medal issued 1 April 1901 with the Cape Colony Clasp. Cape Colony was a large area governed from Cape Town. Recieved the Kings Medal 1st Oct 1902 with the clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. In the 1st World War Archer volunteered again: Private 201381 and 3983 Manchester Regiment. Because he got to the war zone during the particulary difficult early years (Balkans 28 oct 1815) he recieved the 1915 Gold Star. This ment he served at Galipolli (Turkey) or on the Salonika Front (Greece) or both. He also recieved the British War Medal and Victory Medal. Discharged to the Territorials 11 February 1917 due to his general health and fitness (he was 47) and was issued with the Silver War Badge at Preston. It is implied he was merely to serve part-time (presumably helping to train youngsters too young to serve abroad as yet, There is a note that he was awarded a pension. (Archive Note's MISC 1/15 & A5/5) Census Listings; 1871 12 Garden Street, Sutton Nr Macclesfield. son. age 1. 1881 73 Bollington Cross . son. age 11. Cotton Operative 1891 29 Bath Street. Nwcastle under Lyme, Lodger, (s). age 20. Coal Miner ) 1911 81 Goulden Street, Pendleton, Salford. Head (m). age 41, General Labourer, Bradfords Washing Machine Company. (11-03) (D 99) 1921 51 Thickness Avenue, Beechill, Wigan Head, married, age 52 yrs 2 months. Labourer Below Ground, out of work. Douglas Bank Colliery, Wigan - Closed Down (S 7) 1939 51 Thickness Avenue, Beechhill, Wigan (Widower) born 30 April 1869. Retired Collier. (P 82) Residence: 1892 36 Earle Street, Newcastle 1895 Liverpool Road, Cross Heath, Silverdale. 1896 Fogg Street,Newcastle. 1898 9 Bow Street, Newcastle. 1909 Broadhurst Row, Cross Heath, Newcastle 1913 3 Stanley Road, Hindley, Wigan. 1915 51 Thicknesse Ave, Beechhill, Wigan 1948 51 Thicknesse Ave, Beech Hill, Wigan. Whilst living in Wigan he worked at the Maypole Pit, Platt Bridge His daily trip to work included walking from Beech Hill to Wigan centre about five miles, then taking a tram to Platt Bridge, and then walking the final one mile to the pit. he did this twice a day six days a week. The witnesses at Archers & Martha's wedding were John Stote Brown & Emma Jane Levitt Archive; Murder in pool Street 1875 (A1/20) The Boar War broke out in 1899, the Dutch-speaking Boers of the Transvaal and Orange Free State invaded the British Colonies, including the Cape, and at first made rapid progress due to surprise, their speed of manoevre (mostly mounted untill going into battle), courage and excellent marksmanship from the saddle. The British army and local units managed to prevent a major breakthrough and eventually extra troops arrived which steadily drove the Boers back into their own territory. In the end, their two republics were completely overrun. With no given date for Archers arrival in Cape Colony, one cannot be sure of what actions he would have experienced, but the 4th battalions of regiments then were normally part-time ones who would serve in Britain. In the emergency, they would have become full-time for any volunteers willing to go abroad, so Archer may have been a part-time soldier prior to 1899. (Kingpin Notes MISC 1/16) | Eachus, Archer (I248)
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| 778 | Archer served in the Boar war and the First World War. Occ 1915; Soldier Occ 1928 "surface hand at pit" | Source (S61)
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| 779 | Archibald came from Wales around 1902, and then lived in Wilkes-Barre, Pa untill 1926 and then in Chester, Pa. untill his death. | Pryce, Atchibald Maurice (I5246)
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| 780 | Archibald Married Edith Threadgold Cawley, 1st November 1924 at Grappenhall, Her father was Edward Cawley. Census Listings: 1901 15 Dirley Street, Newton In Makerfield. son. age 5. (01-478) 1911 27 Legh Terrace, Newton Le Willows. son. age 15. Apprentice LocoEngineers Draughtsman (11-158) Army Records: Recruted: 27th November 1915. number 300291. Regiment: Tank Corps. Private. age 20 years & one month. address 27 Legh Terrace off Mill Lane, Newton Le Willows. Regiment: Tank Corps. Private. recieved the Victory & the British Medals. Discharged: 14 February 1917. | Siddeley, Archibald (I23295)
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| 781 | Archibald married Minnie Ellen Hancock. 25th May 1896 St Peter Chertsey, England Census Listings: 1881 4 Colby Terrace, Gip Hill, Norwood, Lambeth son. age 5. (J 65) | Creffield, Archibald John Holden (I26706)
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| 782 | Archibald was raised in Plymouth and spoke in round devonian, He was a school Master and later Deputy Head, he served in the Royal Artillery during the first world war. Census Listings; 1891 35 St Johns Street, Devonport, Devon. son. age 5. (91-275) 1901 117 Charlotte Street, Tamar, Devon. son. age 1. (01-317) | Gallagher, Archibald (I15344)
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| 783 | archive - baptism entry parish register. | James, Deborah (I25825)
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| 784 | Archive - digital copy | Eedes, Mary (I180)
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| 785 | Archive - digital copy Bap | Goode, John (I22629)
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| 786 | archive - digital copy baptism. | James, William (I25820)
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| 787 | Archive - Digital copy Baptism. | Bettley, Ann (I25958)
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| 788 | archive - digital copy birth entry parish register. | James, Sarah (I25821)
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| 789 | archive - digital copy birth entry parish register. | James, Martha (I25823)
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| 790 | Archive - Digital copy Burial | Bettley, Elizabeth (I25959)
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| 791 | archive - digital copy entry Parish record. | James, William (I25818)
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| 792 | Archive - digital copy Marriage entry parish register. | Family F6902
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| 793 | Archive - digital copy of Burial Record. | Bettley, James (I1507)
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| 794 | Archive - digital copy] | Goode, John (I22629)
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| 795 | Archive; Business card (MR4 1-2) Census Listings: 1939 6 Todd Lane South, Walton Le Dale. (s) born 13 Nov 1917. Assistant sub Postmaster & Grocer. (R 12) | Eachus, John (I426)
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| 796 | Archive; Death Notice, Liverpool Echo, Monday 24th June 1991 (OBIT1/6 | Eachus, Mary Edith (I306)
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| 797 | Archive; Descendants of Effie Marie Eachus - Printed List (FG1-24) | Eachus, Effie Marie (I3346)
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| 798 | Archive; Family Group Sheet (RG 1/12) { provided by Leslie Lee Eachus} | Eachus, Rufus Houston (I3332)
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| 799 | Archive; Family Tree Nathaniel to Present (FG1-14) Welsh history of the Speakman Family from Peggy Sellers (A!-12) | Speakman, Nathaniel (I2231)
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| 800 | Archive; Photograph Held (PIC 1/14) | Eachus, Doreen Mary (I429)
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