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| 1901 | FRANCES WRIGHT formerly .......... 1814 or 1815- The 1881 census of Begdale Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: Robert QUINCE, head, aged 28, agricultural labourer, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Ellen QUINCE, wife, aged 26, born at Rudham, Norfolk; William QUINCE, son, aged 3, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Joseph QUINCE, son, aged 1, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Frances WRIGHT, mother-in-law, aged 66, widow, born at Rudham, Norfolk. (RG11/1695/50/10) | [WRIGHT], Frances (I4686)
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| 1902 | FRANCES YERRELL 1787-1858 Frances, daughter of John YARROLL and Ann née BICKERDIKE of Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Tydd St. Mary on 15 March 1787. (LFHS Baptism & Burial Index) Francess (sic) HUDSON and Thomas WEBB were married at West Walton, Norfolk, on 23 November 1819. Witnesses were William Powell PRATT and Mary BREESON. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of Church End, West Walton, Norfolk: Thomas WEBB, aged 40, agricultural labourer, not born in Norfolk; *Frances WEBB, aged 50, born in Norfolk; Abraham WEBB, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Frederick WEBB, aged 13, born in Norfolk. (HO1207/770/13/29/2) From the 1851 census of Marsh, West Walton, Norfolk: Batty PORTER, head, unmarried, farmer of 60 acres employing one labourer, born at West Walton; Thomas WEBB, servant, aged 49, married, farm labourer, born at Over, Cambridgeshire; *Frances WEBB, servant, aged 63, married, housekeeper, born at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire; Charlotte WEBB, servant, unmarried, aged 20, general servant, born at West Walton; Frederic WEBB, grandson, aged 1, born at West Walton. (HO107/1766/575/4) Frances WEBB was buried at West Walton on 19 December 1858 aged 70 (sic). (FreeReg) (revised 22.01.2011) | YARROLL, Frances (I947)
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| 1903 | FRANCESCA MARIE GOLDSMITH née CALLARD 1860-1928 The birth of Francenca (sic) Maria CALLARD was registered in 1860. (GRO March Q 1860 Hackney 1b 339) The marriage between John William W. GOLDSMITH and Francesca Marie CALLARD was registered in 1879. (GRO March 1879 Norwich 4b 225) From the 1881 census of Alexandra Road, Heigham, Norfolk: William W. J. GOLDSMITH, head, aged 26, agent to Prudential Assurance Co., born at Norwich, Norfolk; *Maria F. GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 24, born Islington, Middlesex; Maria A. F. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 2, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Harriet BLAZEY, servant, aged 13, born at Barford, Norfolk. (RG11/1952/16/26) The 1891 census of 99 Stafford Street, Heigham, Norwich, Norfolk: John W. W. GOLDSMITH, head, aged 35, grocer's assistant, born at Norwich, Norfolk; *Franciscia M. GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 31, born in London; Marie A. F. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 11, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Victoria L. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 5, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Eveline G. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 4 months, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Ernest J. NAUNTON, lodger, aged 26, clicker, born at Ipswich, Suffolk; Bessie K. POLL, servant, aged 18, born at Norwich, Norfolk. (RG12/1531/67/44) The 1911 census of 10 Princes Street, Norwich, Norfolk: *Francesca Marie GOLDSMOUTH, head, aged 50, married (years married left blank), dressmaking, born in London; Edward Alec GOLDSMITH, son, aged 8, school, born at Norwich; Walter Thomas MINNS, boarder, aged 42, married, carter, born in Norwich. (RG14/PN11263/RG78PN613/RD225/SD1/ED9/SN260) Francesca's husband John was living at 10 Surrey Grove, Surrey Street, Norwich. It would appear that they had separated. The death of a Frances M. GOLDSMITH aged 68 was registered in 1928. (GRO March Q 1928 Norwich 4b 161) (revised 02.09.2009) | CALLARD, Francesca Marie (I5744)
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| 1904 | FRANCINA MAGDALENA BASSON circa 1875- According to Nick GRIBBLE she was born circa 1875. | BASSON, Francina Magdalena (I6597)
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| 1905 | FRANCIS ALFRED ENSOR 1867-1874 The birth of Francis Alfred ENSOR was registered in 1867. (GRO December Q 1867 Hackney 1b 413) The death of Francis Alfred ENSOR aged 6 was registered in 1873. (GRO December 1873 Hackney 1b 345) NOTES & QUERIES: 1871 Census: Francis ENSOR born 1868 Middlesex living at Hackney. (revised 02.10.2011) | ENSOR, Francis Alfred (I6484)
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| 1906 | FRANCIS ARTHUR MURGETT 1906-1970 Francis Arthur MURGETT was born on 20 May 1903. (1939 Register) The 1939 Register of Sand Pit Cottages, Thorpe Market, Erpingham R.D., Norfolk: *Francis A. MURGETT, born 20 May 1903, fruit farm foreman, married; Louisa MURGETT, born 27 February 1866, unpaid domestic duties, widowed; Joan E. MURGETT (later WHYTE), born 28 February 1930, at school, single. (RG101/6550I/009/20 TRJG) | MURGETT, Francis Arthur (I2141)
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| 1907 | FRANCIS EDWARD RIGGALL 1898- He was born at Rose Villa, Alford, Lincolnshire, in 1898. GRO March Q 1898 Splisby 7a 577) He was an optician in Beckenham, Kent | RIGGALL, Francis Edward (I1272)
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| 1908 | FRANCIS GRAHAM -1771 (Unrelated Individual) Francis GRAHAM was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 25 March 1771 aged 45, i.e. born in 1725 or 1726. (PR) (revised 12.09.2013) | GRAHAM, Francis (I7630)
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| 1909 | FRANCIS HALL 1894-1944 The birth of a FRANCIS HALL was registered in 1894 (GRO June 1894 Farnham 2a 99). The 1901 census of Lower Farm, Frimley, Surrey: REES E. HALL, head, aged 34, farmer, born at Frimley; CATHERINE HALL, wife, aged 38, born at Frimley; WILLIAM F. R. HALL, son, aged 11, born at Frimley; DAISY F. HALL, daughter, aged 10, born at Frimley; EDWARD J. HALL, son, aged 8, born at Frimley; **FRANCIS HALL, son, aged 7, born at Frimley; CATHERINE E. HALL, daughter, aged 5, born at Frimley; MAY V. HALL, daughter, aged 3, born at Frimley; NELLY S. HALL, daughter, aged 1, born at Frimley; HILDA F. H. HALL, daughter, aged 2 months, born at Frimley; ANNIE SMITH, servant, aged 22, general domestic servant, born at Frimley. (RG13/609/130/17) The death of FRANK HALL aged 50 was registered in 1944 (GRO March 1944 Surrey NW 2a 638). | HALL, Francis (I3913)
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| 1910 | FRANCIS HENRY RIGGALL The marriage between Francis Henry RIGGALL and Mary Annie BELLAMY was registered in 1873. (GRO September Q 1873 Spilsby 7a 985) | RIGGALL, Francis Henry (I2684)
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| 1911 | FRANCIS HOULTON WRENCH 1869-1970 The birth of a Frances Houlton WRENCH was registered in1869. (GRO December Q 1869 Bakewell 7b 553) The 1871 census of Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire: Edward Mason WRENCH, head, aged 37, FRCS & general practitioner, born at Chelsea; Anne Eliza WRENCH, wife, aged 39, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Ann D. M. WRENCH, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Markham, Nottinghamshire; William M. WRENCH, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Baslow; Eliza Letitia WRENCH, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Baslow; Edward Branson WRENCH, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Baslow; John Henry K. WRENCH, son, aged 3, born at Baslow; *Francis H. WRENCH, son, aged 1, born at Baslow; Alfred J. S. WRENCH, brother, aged 19, architect, unmarried, born at St. Michael's Cornhill, Middlesex. Anne Kathleen KIRKE, niece, aged 6, scholar, born at Tonghee, Burmah; Helen Maud H. KIRKE, niece, aged 3, scholar, born at Bangalore, India; Alice LAPLANCHE, aged 32, unmarried, teacher of French, born at Geneva, Switzerland; Mary CORRILL, aged 31, unmarried, cook, born at Sibsey, Lincolnshire; Georgina ADCOCK, aged 20, unmarried, housemaid, born at Thurlby, Lincolnshire; Maryanne KAY, aged 21, unmarried, laundry maid, born at Baslow. (Genuki, Baslow) The 1881 census of Drapers College, High Road, Tottenham, Middlesex: *Francis H. WRENCH, aged 11, scholar, born at Bakewell, Derbyshire. (RG11/1381/90/29) The 1891 census of Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire; Edward M. WRENCH, head, aged 57, general practitioner, FRCS, born in Chelsea, Middlesex; Anne E. WRENCH, wife, aged 59, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Edward B. WRENCH, son, aged 24, surgeon's assistant, born at Baslow; *Francis H. WRENCH, son, aged 21, civil engineer S.I.C.E., born at Baslow; Ellen M. H. KIRKE, niece, aged 23, born at Madras, India; Elizabeth WARDLE, cook, aged 25, domestic servant, born at Worksop, Nottinghamshire; Catherine BASSETT, servant, aged 21, parlour maid, born at Ripley, Derbyshire; Harriet LITTLEWOOD, servant, aged 17, kitchen maid, born at Marshlane, Derbyshire; Harry HAWKSWORTH, servant, aged 17, factotum, born at Coldwell, Yorkshire. (RG12/2773/82/6) At the time of the granting of probate his father's will in June 1912 his address was 217 Upperthorpe in the City of Sheffield. He was described as a Civil Engineer. The death of Francis H. WRENCH aged 70 was registered in 1939. (GRO December Q 1939 E. Retford 7b 19) Francis Houlton WRENCH of The Hall Cottage, East Markham, Nottinghamshire, died on 17 November 1939. Probate was granted at Wakefield on 27 June 1940 to Francis Anthony WRENCH, surgeon, and Georgina Annie THOMPSON (wife of Robert Norman THOMPSON). Effects £7815 12s. (National Probate Calendar) (revised 13.03.2011) | WRENCH, Francis Houlton (I3651)
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| 1912 | FRANCIS JAMES DAMES Francis DAMES married Laura ENSOR at St. Paul, St. Charles County, Missouri, USA, on 9 August 1865. Dames, Francis b: ? d: BEF 1900 in Millwood, Lincoln Co., MO (of) (McMahon/Kilsdonk Ancestry on WorldConnect) | DAMES, Frances James (I6400)
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| 1913 | FRANCIS JENNINGS 1911- From the 1939 Register of 37 Hill Top Estate, Heckmondwike U.D., Yorkshire West Riding: Ada (McLOUGHLIN) JENNINGS, born 20 January 1903, single, stocking sorter; Kathleen (McLOUGHLIN) EDGOOSE, born 11 November 1905, single, wool finisher textile; *Francis JENNINGS, born 13 December 1911, single, railway porter. (RG101/3660A/009/025 KNEG) NOTES & QUERIES: Francis JENNINGS was the father of Patricia Anne JENNINGS. Her birth was registered in 1942 in Spen Valley Registration District, West Yorkshire. She married an Adrian BRUCE in Dewsbury Registration District, West Yorkshire, in 1976. | JENNINGS, Francis (I9361)
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| 1914 | FRANCIS JOHN SELL LEETE 1848- The birth of Francis John Sell LEETE was registered in 1848. (GRO March Q 1848 Royston &c 6 581) From the 1851 census of Laurences Cottage, Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire: Tempest LEETE, widower, aged 56, proprietor of houses and annuitant, born at Shengay Gate, Cambridgeshire; Julia LEETE, daughter, aged 26, married, born at Great Morden, Cambridgeshire; Alfred LEETE, grandson, aged 6, scholar, born at Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire; *Francis LEETE, grandson, aged 3, scholar, born at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire; George COVINGTON, servant, aged 16, errand boy, born at Great Morden, Cambridgeshire. (HO107/1707/547b) Herbert LEETE, aged 28 and married, was lodging at Kneesworth, Cambridgeshire. (HO107/1708/297/7) From the 1861 census of Church Street, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire: George DEAN, head, aged 26, brickmaker, born at Gamlingay; Julia DEAN, wife, aged 32, born at Morden, Cambridgeshire; *Francis J. S. LEETE, son-in-law, aged 12, born at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire; George H. LEETE, son-in-law, aged 7, scholar, born Gamlingay; Ernest J. DEAN, son-in-law (sic), aged 3, born at Gamlingay; George H. DEAN, son-in-law (sic), aged 8 months, born at Gamlingay. (RG0/1016/166/11) | LEETE, Francis John Sell (I5893)
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| 1915 | FRANCIS LEONARD LEETE 1881-1945 The birth of a Francis Leonard LEETE was registered in 1881. (GRO March Q 1881 Leicester 7a 291) The 1881 census of 42 King Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: Mary Ann PRETTY, head, aged 49, widow, dressmaker, born at Leicester; Frank J. PRETTY, son, aged 25, unmarried, master painter, born at Leicester; Naomi E. LEETE, daughter, aged 23, married, shoe machinist, born at Leicester; Julia PRETTY, daughter, aged 15, shoe machinist, born at Leicester; *Francis L. LEETE, grandson, aged 2 months, born at Leicester; James T. CRAMANT, nephew, aged 26, unmarried, master painter, born at Leicester. (RG11/3173/16/6) The 1891 census of 52 King Street, Leicester St.Mary: Mary A. PRETTY, head, aged 62, widow, dressmaker, born at Castle Donnington, Leicestershire; Naomi E. LEETE, daughter, aged 33, married, machinist, born at Leicester; *Francis L. LEETE, grandson, aged 10, scholar, born at Leicester; Harry S. LEETE, grandson, aged 9, scholar, born at Leicester; Harry HOLLAND, boarder, aged 22, single, carpenter, born at Woodhouse, Leicestershire. (RG11/2536/20/15) The 1901 census of 66 Hilbert Street, Leicester: Mary Ann PRETTY, head, aged 72, widow, milliner and dressmaker, worker, born at Castle Donnington, Leicestershire; Elizabeth LEETE, daughter, aged 43, married, boot machinist, worker, born at Leicester; *Leonard LEETE, grandson, aged 19, single, plumber's apprentice, born at Leicester; Harry LEETE, grandson, aged 18, paperhanger's and painter's apprentice, born at Leicester. (RG13/3005/133/24) Francis Leonard LEETE married Mary O'BRIEN, widow, at Leicester Register Office on 5 August 1905. She was 26 years old, living at 75 London Road, Leicester, and daughter of Patrick CUNNINGHAM, a deceased steward and gardener. Francis Leonard LEETE was a 26 year old bachelor, a plumber journeyman of 66 Cranmer Street, Leicester, son of John (sic) LEETE, a shoe clicker. Witnesses were Frank Earl DUDGEON and Ellen CUNNINGHAM. (GRO September Q 1905 Leicester 7a 550) Note: Tony BATE wrote that she was his aunt Louisa's Irish maid. The 1911 census of 10 Skipworth Street, Leicester: *Leonard LEETE, head, aged 31, house painter, born Leicester, Leicestershire; Mary LEETE, wife, married 6 years, aged 33, born Moate C W Mantle, Ireland; Frank LEETE, son, aged 5, school, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Thomas LEETE, son, aged 3, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Ada LEETE, daughter, aged 2, born in Leicestershire; Caroline TURNER, boarder, widow, aged 74, private means, born at Bedminister, Dorset. (RP14PN19229 RG78PN1151 RD407 SD2 ED12 SN37) (revised 18.08.2010) | LEETE, Francis Leonard (I4824)
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| 1916 | FRANCIS MARSHALL WHITLOCK 1872-1956 Francis Marshall WHITLOCK was born in 1872. According to the 1939 Register he was born on 15 April 1872. His father James WHITLOCK married a Mary WEST in 1855. (GRO December Q 1855 Brackley 3b 27) (GRO June Q 1872 Brackley [which includes Syresham] 3b 12) From the 1881 census of Bell Lane, Syresham, Northamptonshire: James WHITLOCK, head, widowed, aged 50, agricultural labourer, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire; Charity Rebecca WHITLOCK, daughter, unmarried, aged 21, pillow lace maker, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire; Edith Maud WHITLOCK, daughter, aged 18, general domestic servant, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire; *Francis Marshall WHITLOCK, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire; Laura West WHITLOCK, daughter, aged 5, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire. (RG11/1533/130/14) From the 1901 census of Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire: *Francis Marshall WHITLOCK, boarder, single, aged 28, house painter, worker, born at Syresham, Northamptonshire. He was boarding with Leonard and Caroline Louisa PAYNE and their three children. (RG13/1407/39/19) Francis Marshall WHITLOCK, a 28 year old bachelor, a painter from Syresham, Northamptonshire, and son of James WHITLOCK, labourer, married Lucy Mary TAYLOR, a 27 year old spinster from Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire, and daughter of George TAYLOR fisherman, at Sutton Bridge on 8 April 1901. Witnesses were George TAYLOR and Martha Ellen TAYLOR. (PR) Lucy Mary WHITLOCK died aged 28 in 1902. (GRO March Q 1902 Brackley 3b 1) The marriage between Francis Marchall [sic] WHITLOCK and Grace HESTER was registered in 1906. (GRO September Q 1906 Brackley 3b 23) From the 1939 Register of 12 Cope Street, Coventry C.B., Warwickshire: *Francis WHITLOCK, born 15 April 1872, house decorator, married; Grace WHITLOCK, born 20 September 1886, unpaid domestic duties, formerly cook supervisor woman cleaner, married. (RG101/5661A/011/23) NOTES & QUERIES: The death of a Francis M. WHITLOCK aged 83 was registered in 1956. (GRO March Q 1956 St. Austell 7a 208) NOTE: He and his wife were living in Coventry in 1939 and she died in Coventry in 1971. Was Francis M. WHITLOCK on holiday in St. Austell, or is the above death registration the record of someone else's death? | WHITLOCK, Francis Marshall (I2670)
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| 1917 | FRANCIS NEDHAM An Index to Page 2 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, covering folios 4-5. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618. 21 Mr. Thomas STILES, beloved brother of the Testator 22 Mr. Gegorie STILES, loving brother of the Testator 23 Mr. Robert LAMBE, loving brother of the Testator 24 Sister ROBINSON 25 Sister BRIGETT 26 John JOSEPH, clarke 27 William DAWSON, brother of the Testator 28 Dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. 29 Francis NEDHAM, kinsman of the Testator (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) (revised 20.02.2020) | NEDHAM, Fred (I8818)
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| 1918 | FRANCIS or FRANK EDWIN MILES 1879-1927 Frank Edwin MILES was born at 10 Alfred Street, Aldershot, Hampshire, on 30 April 1879 [Registered as Francis Edwin MILES]. (GRO June Q 1879 [COOMBS] Farnham 2a 99) The family were living at 10 Alfred Street, Aldershot, in 1881: Thomas MILES, head, aged 38, ironmongers traveller, born at Seale, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 36, born at Headley, Hampshire; Naomi MILES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Aldershot; Elizabeth MILES, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Aldershot; Edith A. MILES, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Aldershot; *Frank E. MILES, son, aged 2, born at Aldershot. (RG11/0782/22/37) The 1891 census returns for 20 Lime Street, Aldershot, Hampshire: Thomas MILES, head, aged 48 year, grocer and ironmonger, born at Tongham, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 46, born at Headley in Hampshire; Naomi MILES, daughter, aged 17, grocer's assistant, born at Aldershot; Maud MILES, daughter, aged 15, grocer's assistant, born at Aldershot; Edith MILES, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Aldershot; *Frank MILES, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Aldershot; Arthur MILES, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Aldershot. (RG12/563/40/73) The 1901 census returns for 20 Lime Street, Aldershot: Thomas MILES, head, aged 60, house furnisher, born at Tongham, Surrey; Charlotte MILES, wife, aged 57, born at Headley, Hampshire; Maud E. MILES, daughter, aged 25, employed as an assistant house furnisher, born at Aldershot; Edith MILES, daughter, aged 23, born at Aldershot; *Frank E. MILES, aged 21, employed as an assistant house furnisher, born at Aldershot. (RG13/610/160/46) At the time of his marriage on 12 July 1905 he was living at Dunraven, 81 York Road, Aldershot. He was a house furnisher. His wife was living at Highcroft, The Grove, Aldershot, Hampshire. (GRO September Q 1905 Farnham 2a 315) The following is the text of an agreement made on 31 May 1907: AN AGREEMENT made this thirty first day of May one thousand nine hundred and seven BETWEEN Frank Edwin MILES of Aldershot in the County of Southampton Furniture Dealer of the one part and Maud Elizabeth MILES of Aldershot aforesaid Spinster (Sister of the said Frank Edwin MILES) of the other part (Supplemental to (a) An Agreement or Articles of Agreement dated the thirteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and six and made between Thomas MILES (therein described and now deceaeased) of the first part the same Frank Edwin MILES (Son of the said Thomas MILES of the second part and the said Maud Elizabeth MILES (daughter of the said Thomas MILES) of the third part and (b) an Indenture dated the thirtyfirst day of Octobeber one thousand nine hundred and six and made between James STEVENS of the one part and the said Maud Elizabeth MILES and Frank Edwin MILES of the other part being a Conveyance to the said Maud Elizabeth MILES and Frank Edwin MILES as Tenants in common of a piece of Land in York Road Aldershot for the sum of one hundred and sixty eight pounds and upon which buildings have since been erected by the said Maud Elizabeth MILES and Frank Edwin MILES WHERAS the said Thomas MILES died on the Seventeenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and seven having by his Will dated the twenty second day of December one thousand nine hundred and two and bequeathed his Residuary Real and Personal Estate (and which included the Capital of one thousand pounds in the business belonging to the said Thomas MILES mentioned in the said Agreement of the thirteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and six) Unto his Trustees and Executotors therein named Upon the trusts in the said Will mentioned and which Will was duly proved on the twentieth day of April one thousand nine hundred and seven AND whereas the share of Capital of the said Maud Elizabeth MILES mentioned in the said agreement of the thirteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and six remains at the sum therein mentioned namely Six hundred and forty two pounds AND whereas the said Maud Elizabeth MILES has of her own initiation and will the view of assisting her Brother the said Frank Edwin MILES and of enabling him to (if he thinks fit) secure a New Partner in the before mentioned business or to sell the same agreed to accept from her brother the said Frank Edwin MILES the sum of Five hundred pounds for all her share and interest in the said partnership now carried on by her the said Maud Elizabeth MILES conjointly with her brother the said Frank Edwin MILES and to forthwith retire from the said partnership and further to convey to her said brother all her estate and interest in the said piece of land and buildings erected thereon in York Road aforesaid NOW in consideration of the premises THE said Frank Edwin MILES and Maud Elizabeth MILES hereby mutually agree as follows:- THE said Maud Elizabeth MILES shall as from the date hereof cease to be a Partner with the said Frank Edwin MILES under or by virtue of the said Agreement of the thirteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and six THE said Maud Elizabeth MILES undertakes and agrees to accept from the said Frank Edwin MILES the said sum of Five hundred pounds in full and complete discharge and satisfaction of all and every her claim and interest in the said partnership whether under or by virtue of the said Agreement of the thirteenth day of February one thousand nine hundred and six or otherwise and including all and every her share of Capital profits and goodwill And also in consideration of the same sum to convey to the said Frank Edwin MILES her undivided share and interest in the said Land and premises in York Road aforesaid THE said Frank Edwin MILES undertakes and agrees to pay the said sum of Five hundred pounds so soon as the said Frank Edwin MILES shall secure another partner in or sell the said business or whenever required so to do by the said Maud Elizabeth MILES but until the said Maud Elizabeth MILES shall demand payment thereof the same shall remain in the said business and the said Frank Edwin MILES shall allow and pay her interest on the said sum at the rate of Five pounds percent per annum THE said Frank Edwin MILES further undertakes and agrees to discharge the liability of the said Maud Elizabeth MILES for the proportion of the Capital of one thousand pounds which may be due from her to the Trustees and Executors of the Will of their late Father and Partner the said Thomas MILES and to indemnify her in respect of such payment THE said Frank Edwin MILES further undertakes and agrees with the said Maud Elizabeth MILES To pay satisfy and discharge all existing and future debts and liabilities of the Partners in relation to the said business and to keep the said Maud Elizabeth MILES indemnified therefrom THE said Frank Edwin MILES further undertakes and agrees with the said Maud Elizabeth MILES to discharge any incumbrances now existing upon the said Land and buildings in York Road aforesaid and to indemnify her therefrom THE said Maud Elizabeth MILES undetakes and agrees to formally assign to the said Frank Edwin MILES all book debts now vested in her or to allow her name to be used (if need be) in any action for the recovery of such debts AS WITNESS the hands of the parties (signed) Frank E. MILES Maud E. MILES Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1911 - Aldershot: MILES & MILES, house & camp furnishers, auctioneers & removal contractors, Queen's Road & Imperial Buildings, Grosvenor Road. The 1911 census of 50 Cambridge Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: *Frank Edwin MILES, head, aged 31, house furnisher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Barbara Clara CLARK, wife, married 5 years, aged 30, born at S. Ormsby, Lincolnshire; Thomas Frank MILES, son, aged 4, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Brenda Hildegarde MILES, daughter, aged 8 months, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Frances Louise NORTH, servant, aged 20, domestic cook, born at Devizes, Wiltshire. (RG14PN3115 RG78PN113 RD34 SD2 ED6 SN260) Kelly's Directory of Hampshire 1915 - Aldershot: MILES, Frank Edwin, house furnisher, 41 Queen's Road. According to an entry in the London Gazette a Frank Edwin MILES was appointed temp. 2nd Lt. on 1 March 1918. (London Gazette Issue 30567 8 March 1918 page 3) The death of Frank E. MILES was registered in 1927. (GRO June Q 1927 Hartley W. 2c 217) Frank Edwin MILES of Tredenham Lodge, Alexandra Road, Farnborough, Hampshire, died on 26 June 1927. Probate was granted at London on 4 August 1927 to Barbara Clara MILES, widow. Effects totalled £5,581 10s. 7d. (National Probate Calendar 1927) (revised 19.08.2011) | MILES, Frank Edwin (I756)
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| 1919 | FRANCIS PILKIN(G)TON 1836- The 1841 census of Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, lists ELIZABETH PILKINTON, aged 30, draper; LOUISA PILKINTON, aged 8; SELINA PILKINTON, aged 6; FRANCIS PILKINTON, aged 4; and WILLIAM PILKINTON, aged 2. All had been born in the county (HO107/617/3). The 1851 census return for Church Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, lists the following: ELIZABETH TOLLER, widow, aged 42, annuitant, born Barholm SELINA PILKINTON, aged 15, born Market Deeping FRANCIS PILKINTON, aged 14, scholar at home, born Market Deeping WILLIAM PILKINTON, aged 12, scholar at home, born Market Deeping GEORGE H. TOLLER, aged 5, scholar, born Market Deeping EMILY TOLLER, sister-in-law, aged 22, annuitant, born St. Neot (HO107/2095/669 and 670). | PILKIN(G)TON, Francis (I3181)
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| 1920 | FRANCIS READER Circa 1806-1836 Francis, son of William READER and Elizabeth ANGEL, was baptised at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 12 April 1807. (FreeReg) Francis READER, single man, and Elizabeth HOLBORN, widow, both of this parish, married at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 19 July 1827. Witnesses were Ellen HANSON and William BUNTING. (FreeReg) Francis, infant son of Francis and Elizabeth READER, was baptised at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 3 September 1831 and buried there on 6 September 1831. (FreeReg) A Francis READER, aged 30, was buried at Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk, on 10 March 1836. (FreeReg) (revised 06.04.2012) | READER, Francis (I6153)
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| 1921 | FRANCIS REYNOLDS Circa 1738-1788 The baptism of a Francis REYNOLDS at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, has not been found. However, a Frances daur of John and Elizabeth REYNOLDS was baptised there on 7 October 1739. Perhaps the vicar's mistake? (PR) Hannah DOWAGER married Francis REYNOLDS of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, by licence at Whaplode St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 2 December 1765. Hannah DOWAGER was an 18 year old single woman and Francis REYNOLDS was 25 years old. (MB 1765/198 & 199) (PR) Francis REYNOLDS, a farmer, was buried at Whaplode, Lincolnshire, on 21 June 1788 (aged 50). (PR) (revised 25.01.2016) | REYNOLDS, Francis (I1669)
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| 1922 | FRANCIS SIDNEY ENSOR 1841-1893 Francis Sidney, son of James Rainford ENSOR and Anne (sic), was baptised at St. Mary's, Worsbrough, Yorkshire, on 5 December 1841. (FamilySearch) The 1851 census of 16 Nelson Crescent, Ramsgate, Kent: James R. ENSOR, head, aged 46, proprietor of houses, born at Seacombe, Cheshire; Ann ENSOR, wife, aged 35, born at Finchley, Middlesex; Mary Ann Eliz(?) ENSOR, daughter, aged 12, born in Belgium, British Subject; *Francis S. ENSOR, son, aged 9, scholar at home, born in France, British Subject; Albert W. ENSOR, son, aged 7, scholar at home, born in France, British Subject; Andrew R. ENSOR, son, aged 4, born in France, British Subject; Marie LINET, servant, aged 19, housemaid, born in Belgium; Harriot JORDAN, servant, aged 34, cook, born at Birchington, Kent. (HO107/1630/514/7) He is listed in the University of London Calendar for the year 1869 as an undergraduated who passed the Matriculation Examination in 1864. His previous education is shown to have been private education. (Paged 261) The 1871 census of 15 York Buildings, The Strand, London: *Francis Sidney ENSOR, lodger, aged 29, unmarried, civil engineer, born in France, British Subject. (RG10/360/39/10) He played chess at competion level in 1871, 1878, and 1883. Perhaps he was working abroad during the intervening years. (www.edochess.ca/players/p688html) The marriage between Francis Sidney ENSOR and Catherine Elizabeth PETTET was registered in 1872. (GRO September Q 1872 Kensington 1a 161) The 1881 census of 27 Letterstone Road, Fulham, London: *F. S. ENSOR, head, aged 39, married, civil engineer, born in France, British Subject; Kate ENSOR, wife, aged 36, married, born at St. Geo. Hanover Square, London; Gertrude FISHER, niece, aged 17, unmarried, born at Marylebone, Middlesex; Theresa POWERS, servant, aged 15, domestic servant, born at Battersea, Surrey. (RG11/68/73/8) In 1881 his book "Incidents on a journey through Nubia to Darfoor" was published by W.H. Allen & Co., London. He had been surveying the route of a railway between Darfoor and Egypt. The book was dedicated to John FOWLER, Esquire (Civil Engineer)r). He wrote that his first expedition into the Soudan was in 1871. This second expedition started up the river Nile from Cairo, Egypt, on 13 November 1875 (page 1) and reached New Dongola, capital of Lower Nubia, on 2 January 1876 (page 12). On page 38 he refers to the forests of Venezuela, "in the forests of which I have spent some considerable time". On pages 58, 59, 195, 196, 224 and 225 he refers to a young Arab girl about fourteen or fifteen years of age and of extreme beauty."We parted with many expressions of friendship and good-will, and I walked thoughtfully home to dream of my Kabbabbsheesh maid, whose like, for beauty and purity of face and soul, it has not been my lot to meet again in this or any other land." In 1882 he was the editor of "Victoria: The Queen's Speeches in Parliament from Her Accession to the Present Time". (W.H. Allen & Co., London 1882) The death of Francis Sidney ENSOR aged 51 was registered was registered in 1893. (GRO March Q 1893 Sheppey 2a 615) "Francis Sidney ENSOR of Aurora Villa, Sheerness, Kent, died on 25 February 1893. Probate London 20 March to Catherine Elizabeth ENSOR widow. Effects £2" (National Probate Calendar 1893) Catherine Elizabeth ENSOR appears to have remarried as soon as her husband died, perhaps because he left her just £2. The name of her second husband is not yet known. (GRO March Q 1893 Lambeth 1d 481) NOTES & QUERIES: 1861 Census: Untraced 1891 Census: Untraced (revised 30.04.2012) | ENSOR, Francis Sidney (I6508)
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| 1923 | FRANCIS STEPHENSON 1820-1898 Francis, son of William Stephenson and Ann, was baptised at Aughton,Near Selby, Yorkshire, on 15 April 1820. (FamilySearch) | STEPHENSON, Francis (I3146)
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| 1924 | FRANCIS SUMPTER 16??-1659 Francis, daughter of John SUNTER, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 27 September 1658. (PR) (revised 16.08.2016) | SUMPTER, Francis (I1629)
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| 1925 | FRANCIS TAYLOR 1880-1880 ************************************** The birth of a Francis TAYLOR was registered in 1880. (GRO December Q 1880 [DAWS] Holbeach 07A 384) The death of Francis TAYLOR aged 0 was registered in 1880. (GRO December Q 1880 Holbeach 7a 255) (revised 03.07.2017) | TAYLOR, Francis (I2669)
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| 1926 | FRANCIS WILLIAM JORDAN 1874-1930 The birth of Francis William JORDAN was registered in 1874. (GRO December Q 1874 Leicester 7a 241) The 1911 census of 49 Warwick Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: *Francis William JORDAN, head, aged 36, lithographer, printer, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Caroline Amelia JORDAN, wife, aged 35, married 10 years, born at Leicester; Leonard Francis JORDAN, son, aged 10, school, born at Leicester; Wilfred Archie JORDAN, son, aged 3, born at Leicester; Lewis JORDAN, son, aged 1, born at Leicester. (RG14PN19320/RG78PN1152B/RD407/SD3) The death of a Francis W. JORDAN aged 55 was registered in 1930. (GRO September Q 1930 Leicester 7a 188) (revised 15.09.2009) | JORDAN, Francis William (I5760)
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| 1927 | FRANK ALBERT MELLS 1864- The birth of Frank Albert MELLS was registered in 1864. (GRO December Q 1864 Petersfield 2c 121) From the 1871 census of The Square, Petersfield, Hampshire: William MELLS, head, aged 30, painter and publican, born at Liss, Hampshire; Margaret MELLS, wife, aged 32, born at Hampstead Mardike, Berkshire; *Frank A MELLS, son ,aged 6, born at Liss, Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, daughter, aged 5, born at Petersfield; Emma MELLS, daughter, aged 3, born at Petersfield; William MELLS, son, aged 6 months, born at Petersfield; Louisa MANDY, servant, aged 13, domestic, born at Winchester. (RG10/1220/61/6) (revised 19.01.2007) | MELLS, Frank Albert (I5093)
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| 1928 | FRANK BEDFORD 1878-1931 The birth of Frank BEDFORD was registered in 1878. (GRO June Q 1878 Sheffield 9c 532) Deborah HORRY and Frank BEDFORD married in 1900. (GRO December Q 1900 Sheffield 9c 808) From the 1901 census of 14 Dane Street, Brightside Bierlow, Yorkshire: Frank ROSE, head, married, aged 32, labourer in steelworks, born in Sheffield; Lizzie ROSE, wife, married, aged 32, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Percy ROSE, son, aged 6, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Mabel ROSE, daughter, aged 4, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Deborah ROSE, daughter, aged 2, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Frank ROSE, son, aged 3 months, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; *Frank BEDFORD, boarder, married, aged 23, boiler rivetter, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Deborah BEDFORD, boarder, married, aged 22, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG13/4381/63/16) The 1911 census of Southwell Street, Grimesthorpe, Yorkshire: *Frank BEDFORD, head, aged 33, married, blacksmith's striker in moulding dept. iron & steel works, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Deborah BEDFORD, wife, aged 32, married 10 years, 5 childen all living, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Esther BEDFORD, daughter, aged 9, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Doris BEDFORD, daughter, aged 8, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Ernest BEDFORD, son, aged 5, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Glady May BEDFORD, daughter, aged 3, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Thomas BEDFORD, son, aged 1, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG14/27981) The death of Frank BEDFORD aged 53 was registered in 1931. (GRO June Q 1931 Sheffield 9c 667) (revised 22.02.2016) | BEDFORD, Frank (I8046)
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| 1929 | FRANK BEVIL ENSOR 1888-1966 The birth of Frank Bevil, son of Edward John and Catherine Wakford ENSOR, was registered in New Zealand in 1888. (NZ BMDs 1888/12796) The marriage between Frank Bevil ENSOR and Mary GORDON was registered in New Zealand in 1921. (NZ BMDs 1921/8052) The death of Frank Bevil ENSOR aged 78 was registered in New Zealand in 1966. (NZ BMDs 1966/40166) (revised 01.10.2011) | ENSOR, Frank Bevil (I6470)
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| 1930 | FRANK BROWN 1853 or 1854- The 1901 census of Gas Works, Lynchford Road, Farnborough: *FRANK BROWN, head, aged 47, gas works manager, born at Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey; ELIZABETH BROWN, wife, aged 48, born at Bloenason, Monmouthshire; ETHELBERT BROWN, son, aged 24, gas fitter, born at Kingston-on-Thames; MARY A. BROWN, daughter, aged 22, born at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk; AMY A. BROWN, daughter, aged 12 born at Aldershot, Hampshire. FLORENCE H. BROWN, daughter, aged 10, born at Aldershot. (RG13/1103/108/12). (revised 24.11.2005) | BROWN, Frank (I4500)
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| 1931 | FRANK COOPER circa 1879- The 1911 census of Sydney Street, Kettering, Northamptonshire: *Frank COOPER, head, widower, aged 32, telegraph linesman, born at Coningsby, Lincolnshire; Violet COOPER, daughter, aged 7, school, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Herbert COOPER, son, aged 5, school, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire; Clarence Frank COOPER, son, aged 1, born at Kettering, Northamptonshire; Martha PLOWRIGHT, mother-in-law, widow, aged 51, housekeeper, born at Penney Hill, Lincolnshire. (RG14/8578) (revised 16.07.2013) | COOPER, Frank (I7573)
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| 1932 | FRANK COOPER WINFREY 1860-1929 The birth of Frank Cooper WINFREY was registered in 1860. (GRO March Q 1860 Holbeach 7a 340) The 1861 census of 10 High Street, Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire: Richard WINFREY, head, aged 36, relieving officer, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth WINFREY, wife, aged 34, born at Claxby, Lincolnshire; Richard WINFREY, son, aged 3, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; *Frank Cooper WINFREY, son, aged 14 months, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Alice CROKER, servant, aged 19, house servant, born at Sutton St. James, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2327/95/2) The 1871 census of 29 High Street, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire: Richard F. WINFREY, head, aged 46, relieving officer, born at Long Sutton; Elizabeth WINFREY, wife, aged 42, born at Claxby, Lincolnshire; Richard WINFREY, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Long Sutton; *Frank C. WINFREY, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Long Sutton; Ann WINFREY, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Long Sutton; Susan E. WINFREY, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Long Sutton; Lousia (sic) SOLOMON, servant, aged 18, domestic servant, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3328/24/8) The 1881 census of the Royal Hotel, 51, 53, and 55 Market Place, Leicester St. Martin: *Frank WINFREY, nephew, aged 21, draper, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. The hotel keeper was Henry F. FLUDE, aged 33, born in Leicester. His wife was Margaret FLUDE, aged 37, born in Lincoln. (RG11/3177/123/1) The marriage between Frank Cooper WINFREY and Annie FINCH was registered in 1885. (GRO March Q 1885 Leicester 7a 304) "WINFREY-FINCH -On the 24th inst., at Belvoir-street Chapel, Leicester, by the Rev. James THAW, Frank Cooper WINFREY of Leicester, younger son of Mr. Richard WINFREY of Long Sutton, to Annie, third daughter of the late Mr. George FINCH, of Mablethorpe. No cards." (Leicester Chronicle and the Leicestershire Mercury, 28 March 1885) From the 1891 census of London Road, Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire: Richard Francis WINFREY, head, aged 65, farmer, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth WINFREY, wife, aged 63, born at Claxby, Lincolnshire; Richard WINFREY, son, aged 33, journalist, born at Long Sutton; Ann WINFREY, daughter, aged 28, born at Long Sutton; *Frank Cooper WINFREY, son, aged 31, draper (master), born at Long Sutton; Annie WINFREY, daughter-in-law, aged 33, born at Thorp Bywater, Rutland; Emma GEE, sister, aged 61, born at Long Sutton; Dorothy VANSTONE, visitor, aged 32, born at Bath, Somerset; Mary Jane THOMAS, visitor, aged 33, born at Aberdare; Charlotte TYE, servant, aged 26, domestic servant, born at Fosdike, Lincolnshire. (RG12/2567/97/22) The 1901 census of The Links, Kirby Muxloe, Leicester: *Frank WINFREY, head, aged 41, draper, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Annie WINFREY, wife, aged 44, born at Thorpe, Rutland; Ethel WINFREY, daughter, aged 14, born in Leicester; Richard F. WINFREY, son, aged 10, born in Leicester; Sarah WARD, servant, aged 18, domestic servant, born at Aylestone, Leicester; Alma FREEMAN, servant, aged 23, groom, born at Blatherwycke, Northamptonshire. (RG13/2959/42/2) From the 1911 census of The Links, Kirby Muxloe, Leicestershire: *Frank Cooper WINFREY, head, married, aged 51, draper, employer, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Annie WINFREY, wife, aged 53, married 26 years, 2 children both living, born at Thorpe by Water, Rutland; Elizabeth PLATTS, servant, single, aged 26, cook, born at Coleorton, Leicestershire; Florence HORTON, servant, single, aged 26, cook, born at Oldbury, Staffordshire. (RG14 PN18995 RD401 SD2 ED9 SN37) The death of a Frank C. WINFREY aged 69 was registered in 1929. (GRO June Q 1929 Blaby 7a 62) (revised 27.12.2015) | WINFREY, Frank Cooper (I5065)
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| 1933 | FRANK CRAFT 1888- The birth of Frank CRAFT was registered in 1888. (GRO June Q 1888 Barnsley [which includes Royston] 9c 164) At the time of the 1891 William CRAFT, a 28 year old Frampton born railway signalman, was living at Palmerstown, Cadoxton juxta Barry, Glamorgan, Wales, with his wife Emma M. CRAFT and two children. Emma was 30 years old and was born at Darley Abbey, Derbyshire. Their daughter Rose A. CRAFT was 5 years old and was born at Hull, Yorkshire. Their son Frank CRAFT was 3 years old and was born at Royston, Yorkshire (RG12/4407/31/15). In 1901 Frank CRAFT was living at 14 Claremont Place, Leeds, Yorkshire, with his sister and uncle and aunt: John STAINTON, head, aged 33, cashier at a wagon works, born at Lincoln; Emma STAINTON, wife, aged 34, born at Bramley, Yorkshire; Rose CRAFT, niece, aged 15, born at Hull, Yorkshire; Frank CRAFT, nephew, aged 13, born at Royston, Yorkshire. (RG13/4228/61/20) The 1911 census of 5 Parkview Road, Owlerton, Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding: Wilfred John RITSON, head, aged 40, clerk, born at Boston, Lincolnshire; Alice Maud RITSON, wife, married 10 years, aged 41, Amber Hill, Lincolnshire; *Frank CRAFT, nephew, single, aged 22, electrician improver, born at Royston, Yorkshire. (RG14PN27911 Rg78PN1597 RD510 SDF4 ED1 SN53) NOTES & QUERIES: Untraced after 1901 census. (revised 04.02.2017) | CRAFT, Frank (I3368)
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| 1934 | FRANK CURTIS 1928-2008 The birth of Frank CURTIS was registered in 1928. (GRO September Q 1928 [EDGOOSE] Yarmouth 4b 7) Frank CURTIS, a 23 year old bachelor from Fridaybridge, a butcher and a son of retired butcher Thomas CURTIS, married Lilian MANN, a 22 year old spinster from Elm and daughter of John Bertie MANN a foreman, at All Saints, Elm, on 21 [?] April 1952. Witnesses were Peter CURTIS and V. MANN. (GRO June Q 1952 Wisbech 4a 679) Frank CURTIS and his wife Lilian were living at 17 Gaultree Square, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE14 8DA, in 2008. (Electoral Rolls) He died on 15 April 2008. (revised 19.08.2021) | CURTIS, Frank (I2136)
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| 1935 | FRANK DANIEL HALL 1895-1916 The birth of Frank Daniel HALL was registered in 1895. (GRO December Q 1895 Farnham 2a 95) From the 1901 census of Guildford Road, Frimley, Surrey: John HALL, head, aged 50, carpenter journeyman, born at Frimley; Caroline HALL, wife, aged 41, born at Frimley; John HALL, son, aged 12, born at Frimley; Thomas W. HALL, son, aged 7 born at Frimley; *Frank D. HALL, son, aged 5, born at Frimley; Elsie M. HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; Vviolet L. HALL, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Frimley; Florence E. BLUNDEN, stepdaughter, aged 13, born at Frimley; Ernest W. BLUNDEN, stepson, aged 8, born at Frimley; Charles BARNETT, boarder, aged 38, born at Frimley, Surrey. (RG13/609/137/2) HALL, FRANK DANIEL Initials: F D Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Corporal Regiment/Service: The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Unit Text: 7th Bn. Age: 21 Date of Death: 18/11/1916 Service No: 1969 Additional information: Son of John and Ada Mary Hall, of 10, Fields Lane, Frimley Green, Farnborough, Hants. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: A. 76. Cemetery: STUMP ROAD CEMETERY, GRANDCOURT (CWGC) (revised 24.09.2011) | HALL, Frank Daniel (I4050)
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| 1936 | FRANK DICKINSON 1851- The birth of Frank DICKENSON was registered in 1851. (GRO March Q 1851 Walsall 17 286) The 1851 census of Belle Vue, Walsall, Staffordshire: John DICKENSON (sic), head, aged 44, merchant ironmomgery & saddlery, born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Charlotte DICKENSON, wife, aged 37, born at Walsall, Staffordshire; John H. DICKENSON, son, aged 2, born at Walsall; *Frank DICKINSON (sic), aged 1 month, born at Walsall; Jane MOSELEY, servant, aged 24, born at Walsall; Selina WHOELEY, servant, aged 31, born at Walsall. (HO107/2023/59/47) On Tasmanian Electoral Roll in 1928. NOTES & QUERIES 1: WHEN and WHERE did Frank DICKENSON die? Proposed Change: DICKINSON, Frank (I7024) Tree: Edgoose Link: http://edgoose.one-name.net/getperson.php?personID=I7024&tree=Edgoose Description: I am recently working this side of my family and believe that this particular Frank Dickenson is mentioned in a 1900 census as a next door neighbor to my relative Walter Seabourn Dickenson. Walter and Frank would have been Cousins. If the information is factual, this Frank lived (and presumably later died, before 1910?) in Portland/Gresham (Rockwood), Oregon. Evidence comes from the 1900 Federal Census in relation to Walter Dickenson: Next door neighbors Frank Dickinson 46 Jan 1854 Switzerland immg 1875 M* Dickinson 37 Mar* Dickinson 14 Ella ? Dickinson 12 Edward I Dickinson 12 My Relationship: Self: Timothy Allen Crafton Paternal Grandmother: Patricia Ann Dickenson Great Grandfather: Henry Dickenson (b. 16 Mar 1891) Great Great Grandfather: Walter Seaborn Dickenson (b. 10 Jul 1847-51) Walter's Father was Henry Dickenson (b. About 1802) who Married Mary Ann Caroline Rowley (b. About 1819) Henry's Brother, John Dickenson (b. 1805) Married Mary's sister Charlotte Rowley (b. 12-4-1813) who in turn gave birth to Frank Dickenson in 1851. NOTES & QUERIES 2: (An except from the e-mail dated 11 January 2018 at 15:51 from tc05111782@yahoo.com) I can't claim for 100% certainty that my assumption is indeed factuality sound. Weak though it may be, I am *assuming* I am probably correct about the relation regardless of the official spelling. The name of Walter (and I am guilty of this in my last email- I gave you 2 spellings of his middle name) is also Dickinson... 1900 handwritten census taken into account. Regardless, his spouse's first name,Ledora, is correct and as well as the other information- Birth, Location, His sister (who was described as "Mongoloid" in family lore) was said to be living with him and her age seems to check out. NOTES & QUERIES 3: FOLLOW UP: FRANK DICKENSON: (An e-mail dated 06 February 2018 from tc05111782@yahoo.com I wanted to write you an update about Frank Dickenson. Through conversing with you those few times I have learned a valuable lesson. I am now more careful with my information and make sure its rooted in fact verses speculation. As it turns out, I now have more information about my line of Dickensons than my grandmother's book ever had. As you told me might have be the case, the familial link I proposed to you was nothing more than conjecture. The "Frank" Dickenson (Born Francis Dickenson) in the 1900 census whom I initially reached out to you about was NOT the Frank, son of Charlotte Rowley and John Dickenson. Evidence and sources say that he was actually a son of Henry Dickenson, Sr. and Marry Anne Caroline Rowley. Many reputable online sources only list the first 4 children that were born in Hobart, not even my Walter Dickenson or the 4 other children born after reaching Hawaii. To that, I would like to ask you to indulge me. I am having an issue reconciling newly discovered information with the attribution of John Henry Dickenson as being Henry/Mary Rowley's son. Your information says that John Henry was born September 11, 1848 and he married Elizabeth Amelia Beresford, living a full life; born in and then dying in Hobart, Tasmania in 1930 at age 81. I don't dispute that a John Henry did most of that. At the risk of falling into my old bad habit; just yesterday I discovered a monument I estimate as having been erected in 1858 or 1859 and then added on to in 1860. It is located in a Lahaina, Hawaii cemetery dedicated to the memory of 3 sons of Henry and Mary who passed away at young ages. It does lists a John "the second son" but doesn't list a middle name. It is logical to infer that this John went with his parents from Hobart to Hawaii. On the monument, it states this John died on June 26, 1858 "aged 9 years, 10 months". (I was able to learn he died from "a malignant sore throat" which likely meant Diphtheria. This comes from a slightly surprising source to me, since it seems far removed from a readership that this information would matter to: Sacramento Daily Union Volume 13, Number 2005, Saturday August 29, 1857). The math from his death places his birth August 26, 1848, which is not so far off from Sep 11, 1848... assuming they just rounded up the months to an even 10. It is my opinion that the John Henry Dickenson attributed to Henry and Mary is actually the son of your Charlotte Rowley and John Dickenson, also born in 1848 in Walsall, England then having came to Hobart later with his parents where he married, lived and died. I defer to your expertise in determining if this assumption is correct. My ultimate goal in assembling all this information is to use it in order to learn more about Henry Dickenson and Rosabella Neal of England who are our common ancestors. I hope to use it to trace the line further back from them, as it is now they are the end of the line for me. As a thank you for your indulgence I would like to offer you what I have discovered, should any of the information be of interest to you. Henry Dickenson, Sr. was born about 1802 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. Mary Ann Caroline Rowley-Dickenson died February 25, 1899 in Lahaina, Maui County, Hawaii. The following is what I feel to be a (mostly, if not) complete list of their children: Rosa Dickenson b. 20 Sep 1842 d. 31 Jan 1907 Caroline Dickenson b. 29 Apr 1844 d. 03 Sep 1924 Henry Dickenson, Jr. b. 24 Jan 1846 d. 17 Feb 1907 John Dickenson b. 11 Sep 1848 d. 26 Jul 1858 *Specific cause of death unknown. Walter Seaborn Dickenson b. 10 Jul 1850 d. 22 Sep 1905 Francis "Frank" Dickenson b. 1853 d. 07 Jan 1929 Frederick Dickenson March b. 1855 d. 23 Jul 1857 *Died from a "malignant sore throat". Likely Diphtheria. Arthur Dickenson b. 05 Apr 1859 d. 30 Mar 1860 *Died of "water on the brain". Likely Hydrocephalus, which could indicate a premature or difficult pregnancy. Ellen Melbourne Dickenson b. 20 Jul 1862 d. Before 1940 Here is a brief summary I have put together of the exploits of Henry Dickenson, Sr.: Henry's sister Eleanor married John Thomas Waterhouse, who would become Henry's future business associate. John and Eleanor went to Hobart, Tasmania arriving February 1, 1839. In 1841/42 Henry followed his sister and brother-in-law to Hobao set up a branch of the family's Ironmongery business, Dickenson Brothers. Assets were transferred in December 1849 and the business went belly up by 1851. Prior to beginning one of the first sugar plantations in Lahaina in 1859, Henry was described as a store owner. Success of his Lahaina Sugar Company in Hanaka encouraged the Pioneer Mill Company to establish a second sugar plantation in. It on vast acreages to the south. In 1863 the Lahaina Sugar Company went bankrupt and was sold off to the Pioneer Mill Company. Henry was described as being a District Magistrate in 1869 and Dickenson Street in the historic district of Lahaina is named after him. In 1874, a lot was purchased from Henry on the corner of Prison and Front Streets for $600 and a new Holy Innocents Church and St. Cross School were built there. The church was consecrated on January 1, 1875. When there were no clergy, Henrdd the services at the chapel of St. Cross School. In 1927 an new church was built one block South. The stained glass windows above the altar in the current Holy Innocents Church were a memorial to Dickenson gifted by an early parishioner. The windows are all that remain from the former church on Front Street. The triptych portrays the baptism, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. (revised 30.11.2020) | DICKENSON, Frank (I5028)
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| 1937 | FRANK EDWARD MELLOWS 1911-1998 From the 1939 register of 16 Winterton Street, Stepney, Middlesex: Morris MALAMUT, born 5 July 1871, ladies garment presser - retired, married; Rebecca MALAMUT, born ? ? 1879, unpaid domestic duties, married; *Frank MELLOWS, born 14 December 1911, manager wine and spirit merchants, single. (RG101/0560B/018/1-3 AVUQ) Frank Edward MELLOWS, a 30 year old bachelor, a/c 2 RAF 1389221 (manager of wine shippers), of 12 Leeside Crescent, Golders Green and son of Maurice MELLOWS, a retired costume manufacturers manager, married Enid Mary HOLMES, a 28 year old spinster of 23 Selby Road, Ealing and daughter of John Thomas HOLMES, a retired clerk, at the Brentford, Middlesex, Register Office, on 1 May 1942. Witnesses were Marguerite G. PARR and William P. RUFF. (GRO June Q 1942 Brentford 3a 1023) The death of Frank MELLOWS aged 86 was registered in 1998. (GRO October 1998 Camden A46A 2501A) (revised 02.12.2019) | MELLOWS, Frank Edward (I7044)
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| 1938 | FRANK H. WOODS 1911- The birth of Frank H. WOODS was registered in 1911. (GRO September Q 1911 [WHITEHEAD] Boston 7a 784) | WOODS, Frank H. (I5591)
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| 1939 | FRANK HANSON ????-1918 Of Goodale, Minn. "Frank HANSON, Lulu H. HANSON and Effie and James WESTMORELAND of Aberdeen have sold to the Commercial State bank of Langford for $600 lots 8 and 9, in block 20, of the first addition to Aberdeen. Alex HIGHLAND has sold to Frank HANSON and Effie WESTMORELAND of Aberdeen, lots 8 and 9 in block 20 of the first addition to Aberdeen." (GenealogyBank.com: Aberdeen Democrat (Aberdeen SD), 27 September 1907) | HANSON, Frank (I9443)
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| 1940 | FRANK HARRY LEETE 1906-1972 The birth of Frank Harry LEETE was registered in 1906. According to the registration of his death he was born on 19 February 1906. (GRO March Q 1906 Leicester 7a 326) The 1911 census of 10 Skipworth Street, Leicester: Leonard LEETE, head, aged 31, house painter, born Leicester, Leicestershire; Mary LEETE, wife, married 6 years, aged 33, born Moate C W Mantle, Ireland; *Frank LEETE, son, aged 5, school, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Thomas LEETE, son, aged 3, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Ada LEETE, daughter, aged 2, born in Leicestershire; Caroline TURNER, boarder, widow, aged 74, private means, born at Bedminister, Dorset. (RP14PN19229 RG78PN1151 RD407 SD2 ED12 SN37) The marriage between Frank H. LEETE and May WILSON was registered in 1937. (GRO September Q 1937 Leicester 7a 1025) From the 1939 Register of 7 Skipworth Street, Leicester C.B., Leicestershire: *Frank H. LEETE, born 19 February 1906, painter and decorator, married; May LEETE, born 1 May 1906, hosiery embroiderer, married. (RG101/6008A/022/24 REIN) The death of Frank Harry LEETE aged 66 was registered in 1972. (GRO December Q 1972 Leicester 3a 1917) (revised 30.05.2017) | LEETE, Frank Harry (I6249)
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| 1941 | FRANK HAYWARD PEARSE 1880-1970 The 1911 census records that Frank Hayward PEARSE was born in Madagascar. According to his death registration and the 1939 Register he was born on 17 September 1880. Frank Hayward PEARSE married Edith EDGOOSE on 2 October 1909 at West Walton Parish Church. He was aged 29, a fruit grower from Walpole St. Peter, Norfolk, and son of Joseph PEARSE, a missionary. Witnesses were Joseph PEARSE and Catherine EDGOOSE. (GRO December Q 1909 Wisbech 3b 1389) (The Reverend Joseph PEARSE spent forty years in Madagascar) An Index of Probate of the Will of Catherine EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow, made on 5 November 1944. 01*Catherine EDGOOSE, the Testatrix 02*Frank Hayward PEARSE, son-in-law, 03 F. D. SISTERN, Deputy District Registrar 04 John R. DAWBARN. solicitor, Wisbech. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1944) The death of Frank Hayward PEARSE aged 90 was registered in 1970. (GRO September Q 1970 Wisbech 4a 837) NOTES & QUERIES: Rebecca PEILL wrote in March 2003 to say that her grandmother was Nellie May PEARSE (sister of Frank Hayward PEARSE) who married Ernest J. PEILL. She also wrote that "the PENFOLD wine people in Australia were my maternal grandfather's cousins". (rmpeill@sympatico.ca) Question: Why were Frank Hayward PEARSE and his son Geoffrey PEARSE not mentioned in the will of his wife Edith PEARSE formerly EDGOOSE who died in 1966? Answer: Clause 6 of the Will of Frank Hayward PEARSE made on 21 June 1949 reads as follows: "Having made adequate provision for my wife Edith PEARSE during my lifetime I make this Will in the belief that it is a just one." Michael Hansard GABB, solicitor, named as an executor in the Will of Frank Hayward PEARSE, was born in 1919 and died in 2011. (GRO DOR Q4/2011 in Kent (564-1P) Entry Number 506007979) (revised 09.01.2021) | PEARSE, Frank Hayward (I366)
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| 1942 | FRANK HEWER circa 1844-1903 The marriage between Sarah Ann HIGGINS [sic] and Frank HEWER was registered in 1877. (GRO December 1877 Sheffield 9c 569) The 1881 census of 337 and 339 Shales Moor, Sheffield, Yorkshire: *Frank HEWER, head, aged 36, stationer, born at Hereford; Sarah Ann HEWER, wife, aged 38, born at Timberland, Lincolnshire; Clara BOOTH, servant, aged 15, born at Sheffield; Ernest Ed. HEWER, son, aged 1, born at Sheffield; Ethald [sic] Rose HEWER, daughter, aged 3 months, born at Sheffield. (RG11/4645/56/13) The death of Frank HEWER aged 58 was registered in 1903. (GRO September Q 1903 Sheffield 9c 291) HEWER Frank of 43 Montgomery-terrace-road Sheffield died 22 July 1903 Probate Wakefield 15 September to Sarah Ann HEWER widow Ethel Rose HEWER spinster and Ernest WESTON chartered accountant Effects £1496 14s. 1d. (National Probate Calendar 1903) (revised 28.10.2012) | HEWER, Frank (I6972)
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| 1943 | FRANK HOUNSOM 1840- The birth of a Frank HOUNSOM was registered in 1840. (GRO March Q 1840 Peterfield 7 107) (revised 25.02.2010) | HOUNSOM, Frank (I5797)
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| 1944 | FRANK HUGGINS 1880-1880 The birth of Frank HUGGINS was registered in 1880. (GRO March Q 1880 Holbeach 7a 413) The death of Frank HUGGINS aged 0 was registered in 1880. (GRO June Q 1880 Holbeach 7a 220) (revised 30.10.2012) | HUGGINS, Frank (I2864)
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| 1945 | FRANK JAMES PRETTY 1855-1948 The 1881 census of 42 King Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: Mary Ann PRETTY, head, aged 49, widow, dressmaker, born at Leicester; *Frank J. PRETTY, son, aged 25, unmarried, master painter, born at Leicester; Naomi E. LEETE, daughter, aged 23, married, shoe machinist, born at Leicester; Julia PRETTY, daughter, aged 15, shoe machinist, born at Leicester; Francis L. LEETE, grandson, aged 2 months, born at Leicester; James T. CRAMANT, nephew, aged 26, unmarried, master painter, born at Leicester. (RG11/3173/16/6) From Kelly's Directory & Rutland 1916: 3, Myrtle Road, Mrs. Naomi Elizabeth LEETE, hardware dealer. 16, Hamilton Street, Harry Shirley LEETE, hardware dealer. 54, King Street & 76 London Road, Frank James PRETTY, decorator. Turner Street, Frank James PRETTY, decorator, yard. 18, Saxe Coburg street, Miss Sarah Jane PRETTY, dress maker. | PRETTY, Frank James (I4822)
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| 1946 | FRANK KOUTSKY "KUBELKA Frances KUBELKA, formerly SINDELAR, River Grove, Ill., beloved wife of the late Frank KOUTSKY, and Joseph KUBELKA; fond mother of Jen TESCHNER, Helen (Roy) EDGOOSE, and Frank (Lillian) KOUTSKY; grandmother of four; great grandmother of four; sister of Rudolph SINDELAR of Fountain, Mich., and Sophie HEMROVA. Services Friday, June 19, 1:30 p.m., at Chrastika Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. OL 2-1023; BI 2-2990. (Newspapers.com: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 18 Jun 1964) (revised 30.10.2022) | KOUTSKY, Frank (I4651)
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| 1947 | FRANK KOUTSKY "KUBELKA Frances KUBELKA, nee SINDELAR, River Grove, Ill., beloved wife of the late Frank KOUTSKY, and Joseph KUBELKA; fond mother of Jen TESCHNER, Helen (Roy) EDGOOSE, and Frank (Lillian) KOUTSKY; grandmother of four; great grandmother of four; sister of Rudolph SINDELAR of Fountain, Mich., and Sophie HEMROVA. Services Friday, June 19, 1:30 p.m., at Chrastika Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. OL 2-1023; BI 2-2990. (Newspapers.com: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 18 Jun 1964) According to his sister Helen EDGOOSE's obituary in the River Grove Messenger of 15 September 1999, Frank KOUTSKY was "of Arizona". (revised 30 October 2022) | KOUTSKY, Frank (I4302)
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| 1948 | FRANK LAIGHT 1886-1886 The birth of a FRANK LAIGHT was registered in 1886 (GRO September 1886 Blofield 4b 20[85]). The death of a FRANK LAIGHT was registered in 1886 (GRO December 1886 Blofield 4b 149). | LAIGHT, Frank (I4153)
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| 1949 | FRANK MELLS HOUNSOM(E) 1869-1949 The birth of a Frank Mells HOUNSOM [sic] was registered in 1869. (GRO June 1869 Petersfield 2c 126) The marriage of a Frank Mills (sic) HOUNSOM [sic] and Edith Amelia BARNES was registered in 1892. (GRO September 1892 Alresford 2c 301) The birth of Edith Clara HOUNSOM [sic] was registered in 1892. According to the registration of her death in 1977, she was born on 15 September 1892 and died in 1977. (GRO December Q 1892 [BARNES] Petersfield 02C 131) The birth of Mabel Harriet HOUNSOM [sic] was registered in 1894. (GRO March Q 1894 [BARNES] Petersfield 02C 162) The birth of Dorothy Blanche HOUNSOME [sic was registered in 1896. (GRO March Q 1896 [BARNES] Petersfield 02C 150) The birth of Frank Mells HOUNSOME [sic] was registered in 1898. (GRO March Q 1898 Petersfield 2c 163) NB Not listed on Certificate Ordering Service's index. The birth of Gladys Muriel HOUNSOME was registered in 1900. (GRO June Q 1904 Alton 2c 177) NB Not listed on Certificate Ordering Services's Index. The birth of George Charles HOUNSOME [sic] was registered in 1902. (GRO June Q 1902 [BARNES] Alton 02C 183) The birth of Raymond Arthur HOUNSOME [sic] was registered in 1904. (GRO June Q 1904 [BARNES] Alton 02C 181) The 1911 census of Hearne Farm, Headley, Liphook, Hampshire: *Frank Mells HOUNSOME, head, aged 41, married, on farm, farm bailiff, worker, born at Liss, Hampshire: Edith Amelia HOUNSOME, wife, 40, married 18 years, 7 children (all living), born at West Meon, Hampshire; Dorothy Blanche HOUNSOME, daughter, aged 15, single, at home, house work, born at Steep, Hampshire; Frank Mells HOUNSOME, son, aged 13, school, born at Steep, Hampshire; Gladys Muriel HOUNSOME, daughter, aged 11, school, born at Headley, Hampshire; George Charles HOUNSOME, daughter, aged 9, school, born at Headley, Hampshire; Raymond Arthur HOUNSOME, son, aged 7, school, born at Headley, Hampshire. (RG14PN6228 RG78PN295 RD108 SD2 ED7 SN15) The 1939 Register of Park & Fleet End Dairy, Fareham U.D., Hampshire: *Frank M. HOUNSOME, born 10 April 1869, married, farmer & retail dairyman: Edith A. HOUNSOME, born 18 March 1871, married, unpaid domestic duties; Edith C. HOUNSOME, born 15 September 1892, single, assist in business at home; Raymond A. HOUNSOME, born 14 March 1904, married, manager in dairy and assist on farm. (RG101/2332A/013/30 EDIA) The death of his wife Edith A. HOUNSOME [sic] aged 77 was registered in 1948. (GRO June Q 1948 Gosport 6b 237) The death of Frank M. HOUNSOME [sic] aged 80 was registered in 1949. (GRO December Q 1949 Gosport 6b 242) (revised 17.07.2017) | HOUNSOM, Frank Mells (I5818)
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| 1950 | FRANK MOULES 1894-1916 The birth of a Frank MOULES was registered in 1894. (GRO March Q 1894 Wisbech 3b 587) From the 1901 census of West Walton, Norfolk: John MOULES, head, aged 52, agricultural labourer, born at West Walton; Sarah MOULES, wife, aged 49, born at West Walton; Joseph MOULES, son, aged 22, born at West Walton; Emma MOULES, daughter, aged 19, school teacher, born at West Walton; Rose MOULES, daughter, aged 16, born at West Walton; Flora MOULES, daughter, aged 10, born at West Walton; *Frank MOULES, son, aged 7, born at West Walton. (RG13/1557/57/11) From the 1911 census of West Walton, Norfolk: *John MOULES, head, aged 62, married 34 years, 7 children of whom 6 are living, worker on farm, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Sarah MOULES, wife, aged 58, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Joseph MOULES, son, aged 32, single, worker on farm, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Rose MOULES, daughter, aged 26, single, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Flora MOULES, daughter, aged 20, single, dressmaker, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Frank MOULES, son, aged 17, single, worker, born at West Walton, Norfolk. (RG14/9308) According to www.localancestors.com/FenlandWarMemorials/WestWaltonMemorial.html a Frank MOULES died of wounds on 1 October 1916 aged 22 at the Temporary Military Hospital, Hollymore, Northfield, Birmingham. He was TF/6053 Pte, 1/7th Middlesex Rgt. He was buried in West Walton Cemetery on 5 October 1916. (CWGC) (FreeReg) (revised 29.11.2015) | MOULES, Frank (I1621)
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