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| 2801 | J. D. DODGSON JOHN JAMES EDGOOSE (1830-1930) WHO: Son of James EDGOOSE (1780-1832) and his wife Mary EDGOOSE formerly WINFREY (1785-1862). WHAT: Appointments of John J. EDGOOSE; J. D. DODGSON, Supernumerary. N.B. Brother EDGOOSE shall be under the direction of the Chairman of the District Daniel J. DRAPER. WHEN: 20 January 1862. WHERE: The Victoria District, Australia: Drysdale. SOURCE: The Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, lxxxv 939. 1862. (FONS) (revised 24.04.2020) | DODGSON, J. D. (I9206)
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| 2802 | J. DINHAM An Index to the Administration Bond of John EDGOOSE (1732-1781), grazier, of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Intestate. 02 Ann EDGOOSE, widow of the Intestate. 03*J. DINHAM, Surro(gate). 04 Edward HARE, farmer, of Gosberton. 05 Robert TYLER, yeoman, of Gosberton. (Lincoln Consistory Court Administration 1781/30) (revised 07.12.2019) | DINHAM, J. (I9109)
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| 2803 | J. EVERARD An Index of the Will of Thomas EDGOOSE (1685/1692-1720), husbandman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 5 April 1720. Probate was granted on 28 April 1720. 01*Thomas EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John, son of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 03 Mary, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 04 Rachel, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 05 John EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 06 Mathew BROWN, cousin of the Testator. 07 Thomas CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 08 John CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 09 [Elizabeth BAKER], wife of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 10 Ann, Elizabeth & Sarah [PARKINSON], sisters of the Testator's wife. 11 William CERLEW. 12 Malow BR(OWN), the Testator's apprentice. 13 Richard PARKINSON, the Testator's father-in-law, supervisor 14 John CERLEW. 15 Mother EDGOOSE [Ann formerly BIRD, buried 11 April 1700.] 16 Mary EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator. 17 G. BRABINS, witness. 18 W. CATLIN, witness. 19*J. EVERARD, witness. (LCC Will 1720/i/127) (revised 03.11.2019) | EVERARD, J. (I9043)
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| 2804 | J. L. MARTIN MITCHELL 1929-2001 1998: Sheriff J. L. M. Mitchell, 3 Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6AP (Tel. 0131 225 3384). He died in November 2001. | MITCHELL, James Lachlan Martin (I1209)
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| 2805 | J. L.BALDING William WELCHMAN, solicitor, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, and his clerk J. L. BALDING, witnessed the will of John Lewin EDGOOSE (1838-1906) on 19 April 1890. An Index of the Will of James Lewin EDGOOSE (1838-1906), market gardener, of West Walton, Norfolk. The Will was made on 9 April 1890. Probate was granted at Norwich on 27 February 1922, almost 32 years after his death. 01*James Lewin EDGOOSE, the Testator 02 Robert James EDGOOSE, son of the Testator, joint executor. 03 John Stanton BATTERHAM, joint executor. 04 Emily EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, sole beneficiary. 05 William WELCHMAN, solicitor, Wisbech. 06*J. L. BALDING, solicitor's clerk. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1922) | BALDING, J. L. (I8474)
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| 2806 | J. M. L. FARROW Solicitor. | FARROW, J. M. L. (I9285)
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| 2807 | J. PORTWOOD An Index of the Will of Elizabeth BARNES formerly EDGOOSE (1769-1823), widow, of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 30 June 1823 and probate was granted on 9 December 1825. 01*Elizabeth BARNES, the Testatrix. 02 Mary BARNES, daughter of the Testatrix. 03 Sarah BARNES, daughter of the Testatrix. 04 David BARNES, son of the Testatrix. 05 William BARNES, son of the Testatrix, executor. 06 John BARNES, son of the Testatrix, executor. 07 Elizabeth the wife of Robert DUCKET of Quadring, daughter of the Testatrix. 08 Elizabeth KNIGHT, witness. 09 Mary WHESTERBEE, witness. 10*J. PORTWOOD, witness. 11 John SHINGLAR, Surrogate. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1825/23) (revised 03.02.2020) | PORTWOOD, J. (I9160)
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| 2808 | JABEZ THOMAS WEST 1840-1908 The birth of Jabez Thomas WEST was registered in 1840. (GRO December Q 1840 Kettering 15 280) From the 1841 census of the hamlet of Middleton, Northamptonshire: William WEST, aged 45, agricultural labourer, born in Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, aged 40, born in Northamptonshire; William WEST, aged 16, born in Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, aged 12, born in Northamptonshire; Sarah WEST, aged 10, born in Northamptonshire; Job WEST, aged 8, born in Northamptonshire; David WEST, aged 5, born in Northamptonshire; *Jabis WEST, aged 5 months, born in Northamptonshire. (HO107/797/7/6/11) From the 1851 census of Middleton, Northamptonshire: William WEST, head, aged 54, farmer of 40 acres employing 2 men, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, wife, aged 50, farmer's wife, born at Corby, Northamptonshire; William WEST, son, aged 26, farmer's son, at home, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, daughter, aged 22, farmer's daughter, at home, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Job WEST, daughter, aged 18, farmer's son, at home, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; David WEST, son, aged 14, scholar, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire *Jabez Thos. WEST, aged 10, scholar, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire (HO107/1744/587/13) The 1861 census of the Grocer's Shop, High Street, Middleton, Northamptonshire: William WEST, head, aged 65, farmer of 70 acres employing 5 men and boys, born at Cottingham, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, wife, aged 60, farmer's wife, born at Corby, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, daughter, aged 32, Farmer's daughter, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Sarah WEST, daughter, aged 29, farmer's daughter, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Job WEST, son, aged 28, farmer's son, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; *Jabez Thomas WEST, son, aged 20, farmer's son, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire. (RG9/958/51/19) The 1871 census of farmhouse and shop, Middleton, Northamptonshire: William WEST, head, aged 75, farmer of 93 acres employing 2 men and 1 boy, born at Cottingham, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, wife, aged 70, farmer's wife, born at Corby, Northamptonshire; *Jabez Thomas WEST, son, aged 30, farmer's son, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Mary WEST, daughter, aged 42, farmer's daughter, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire. (RG10/1506/49/16) The marriage between Jabez Thomas WEST and Mary Ann SCULTHORPE [sic] was registered in 1872. (GRO March Q 1872 Leicester 7a 247) From the 1881 census of Tugby, Leicestershire: *Jabez T. WEST, head, aged 40, agricultural labourer, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Mary A. WEST, wife, aged 36, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Clara WEST, daughter, aged 5, born at Tugby, Leicestershire; Selina WEST, daughter, aged 3, born at Tugby, Leicestershire; Emma WEST, daughter, aged 1, born at Tugby, Leicestershire. (RG11/3123/51/6) From the 1891 census of Tugby, Leicestershire: *Jabez WEST, head, aged 50, widower, agricultural labourer, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire. (RG12/2494/39/4) From the 1901 census of Church Lane, Preston, Rutland: *Jabez Thomas WEST, head, aged 60, widower, ordinary agricultural labourer, born at Middleton, Northamptonshire; Clara WEST, daughter, aged 25, single, housekeeper domestic, born at Tugby, Leicestershire. (RG13/3016/93/11) The death of Jabez Thomas WEST aged 67 was registered in 1908. (GRO June Q 1908 Uppingham 7a 178) (revised 10.04.2015) | WEST, Jabez Thomas (I6945)
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| 2809 | JACKEY LEETE From the 1841 census of Shingay, Cambridgeshire: Kezia LEETE, aged 48, farmer, born in Cambridgeshire; Herbert LEETE, aged 18, born in Cambridgshire; Elizabeth LEETE, aged 21, born in Cambidgeshire. (HO107/63/21/6) | LEETE, Jacky (I8237)
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| 2810 | JAMES WESTMORELAND 1869-1948 [Son of Sarah Lawson EDGOOSE] The birth of James WESTMORLAND [sic] was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1969 [EDGOOSE] Boston 07A 363) In 1871 he was living south of Donington Road, Kirton Bank, Lincolnshire: John WESTMORELAND, head, married, aged 28, brickmaker, born at Kirton; Sarah WESTMORELAND, wife, married, aged 37, brickmaker's wife, born at Newport, Staffordshire (sic); Henry WESTMORELAND, son, aged 13, brickmaker's son, born at Kirton; John WESTMORELAND, son, aged 10, born at Skirbeck, Boston, Lincolnshire; William WESTMORELAND, son, aged 8, labourer's son, born at Skirbeck, Boston; Frederick WESTMORELAND, son, aged 6, labourer's son, born at Kirton; Abel WESTMORELAND, son, aged 4, labourer's son, born at Kirton; *James WESTMORELAND, son, aged 2, labourer's son, born at Kirton; Elizabeth EDGOOSE, niece, aged 7, born at Boston Union; (RG10/3333/33) In 1881 he was living at Drainside, Kirton & Simon Weir, Lincolnshire: John WESTMORELAND, head, aged 39, agricultural labourer, born at Kirton; Mary JACKSON, servant, aged 39, unmarried, housekeeper, born at Kirton; Frederick WESTMORELAND, son, aged 16, agrictural labourer, born at Kirton; *James WESTMORELAND, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Kirton; John Walter WESTMORELAND, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Sutterton Fen, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3212/50/12) There were no entries for James WESTMORELAND in the 1887-1888 Aberdeen City Directories. The 1889-1890 Aberdeen City Directory lists James WESTMORELAND: He was employed at the C.O.D. Laundry and boarded at J. R. EDGOOSE Sr. James WESTMORELAND, John Henry Kirke WRENCH, and James L. HAYNES, all of Brown County, South Dakota, sought naturalisation on 3 November 1890. (Source: South Dakota Naturalization Records First Papers). A letter to his Aunt Harriet RIGGALL (1858-1916) on the letterheading of the Aberdeen C. O. D. Laundry. Part 1 is dated 15 December 1890: "Dear Aunt: In writing you I retrospect and review the summer that has past and cherish the memory of the happy hours that we indulged our pleasures. Since your departure we have left the Garden House, and are now at the old post again, except Aunt Betsey, she is with cousin Lizzy. I have now no doubt that you have heard of Aunt, her sickness, by previous letters from Robert and other friends. It is now 12 weeks since she was taken sick, and until yesterday has been unable to get dressed, I am glad to say however, that she is on the road to recovery. We have with us Aunt Mary, she makes a splendid Doctor for Aunt B. since she came Aunt B. has been gradually improving and yesterday morning she stole out of bed and began cooking stake (sic). I call your attention to Dr KEELING's sermon on Spiritulism in the Pioneer of the 6th inst On No. 1 sheet you will notice, that I have bracketed some words. the words are added by the (Editor) who is a Spiritulist writer, therefore has writteten up the sermon for the advancement of Spiritulism as you will see by the closeing of his "editorial". Dr KEELING on sunday last fully explained his sermon and dealt particularly on the words added by the editor of the Pioneer. The editor goes as far as to say, that Dr KEELING favours Spiritulism; not by any means says the good Doc. He says I did see some wonderfull things manifested, but I admit at once it is the work of the evil one, and he warns all christians to beware of the craft of Satan, and to put on the whole armour of light to guard against the evils that cross their pathway. The weather is warm and beautifull more like spring than winter. I notice by the (Aberdeen News) your having terrible snowstorms in England, the paper says the worst that you have had since the Crimea War 1854. We are all well and each send kind regards as if mentioned individually. Believe Me Your Nephew James WESTMORELAND PS. Lizzy wishes me to say she is alive and kicking if she does want to be in the shade We have had a good laugh at Jim he looks like a man that does not get all his own way. (your letter)" Part 2 is dated 14 December 1890: "I appreciate the remark, but when I realise that I am English I admit it is the nature of the English to be obstinate. It was the obstinacy (of the English) that made the States rebell, and under which the Americans secured their Liberty. Since the arrival of your letter I have given the group a close examination, and think a little water mellon juice applied to the fa es would not damage the complexion of any of us. The Indians are causing quiet (sic) an excitement in the Dakotas. we have had 5000 round of amunaution (sic) and 100 rifles sent to Aberdeen. Aunt Hannah wishes she had not been on the group We are having great fun over your remarks on the Picture I trust this will find you in good health. Please write back. JW." "Mr. and Mrs. James WESTMORELAND have returned from their brief honeymoon and have gone to housekeeping at 513 South Third street." (Aberdeen Daily News, 24 November 1898) "James WESTMORELAND has bought the "503" laundry, lately conducted by T. F. RONAYNE." (Aberdeen Daily News, 7 January 1899) "James WESTMORELAND today sold his laundry to McClARAN & REID, who will consolidate it with their steam laundry. Mr. WESTMORELAND will enter the emplo of McCLARAN & REID." (Aberdeen Daily News, 5 May 1899) "AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE J. B. CHUTE Sells His Bakery and Restaurant to James WESTMORELAND The business deal to which the News referred a few days since as under way was closed up last night and possession will be transferred on Monday. By the deal James WESTMORELAND becomes proprietor of J. B. CHUTE's bakery and restaurant business, and will take personal charge of it. The stock and fixtures are what Mr. WESTMORELAND buys, the lot and building remain the property of Mr. CHUTE. Mr. WESTMORELAND was for a number of years employed at WARD's and thoroughly understands the business in all its details and is well fitted to handle it with satisfaction to patrons." (Aberdeen Daily News, 17 June 1899) In the 1899-1900 James WESTMORELAND was listed at 513 S 3rd st. He was a driver for the Aberdeen Laundry. From the 1900 US Federal Census of South Main Street, Aberdeen, South Dakota: *James WESTMORELAND, head, born April 1869 in England, aged 30, arrived in USA in 1887, bakery, house rented; Effie A. WESTMORELAND, wife, born in Minnesota in August 1875 of German parents, aged 24, housewife; Effie M. WESTMORELAND, daughter, born September 1899, aged 8 months. "Ellendale Leader, 28th: John STEWART returned from Aberdeen yesterday, where he about completed arrangements for the purchase of an interest in the Palace Bakery. The restaurant has been run lately by A. L. WARD and Jim WESTMORELAND--and John has taken the interest of Mr. WARD. He will return to Aberdeen the latter end of this week to complete the deal." (Aberdeen Daily News, 19 June 1901) "Notice of Dissolution of Corporation" Notice is hereby given that A. L.WARD, James WESTMORELAND and Effie WESTMORELAND, stockholders and managing officers of the Palace Bakery Company, a corporation of the city of Aberdeen, South Dakota, has this day file in the office of thek of the circuit court of Brown county, state of South Dakota, their petition, asking that said corporation be dissolved, and, by order of the judge of the above court, all persons whomsoever may have thirty days from and after the first publication of this notice in which to file their objections why said corporation should not be dissolved. Dated at Aberdeen, South Dakota, this 3d day of July, 1901. ---D. D. JONES, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Brown County, South Dakota, by B. F. HARRY, Deputy. I. O. CURTISS, Attorney for Petitioners." A letter on the letterheading of the Palace Bakery Company, Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA, dated 4 September 1901: "Dear Aunt I suppose you know I am interested in the above concern. About 2.1/2 years ago A L WARD and I bought out J B CHUTES Bakery & Restaurant The above place of business I suppose, you remember when paying a visit to Aberdeen, several years ago. A short time ago I purchased A L WARD share or interest in the Above concern In order to do this I had to borrow money to the Amount of $450 Dollars, From the First National Bank of Aberdeen, which they loaned me by giving them my personal note. The rate of interest 12 per cent per Annum. Have you got $450 or 500 Dollars to loan me for 1 year at 8 per cent per annum, interest paid in advance, exchanged paid also by me. I can give you good security if you desire to make me the Loan if you require it If you should decide to make me the loan take out interest for one year, also exchange on money forwarded. I have a very nice business here, our monthly sales average about $1,500.00 per month Fifteen Hundred Dollars If you should loan me the money I shall pay off the money I borrowed from the Bank and stop the great amount of interest I have to pay. I thought I would rather pay the interest to you than the Bank, if you care to do so. I hope you and all your family are well. We have two children, one two years old no 2 5 months both girls. Aunt B and children are well. Aberdeen is growing rapidly. they are going to Built within 30 days -, a (illegible) Block 75 feet by 145 feet right next to Aunt B property Good bye and Good night Your Aff. Nephew, Jas WESTMORELAND Aberdeen South Dakota" "For Sale Half-Interest in Palace Bakery and restaurant. Reason, other interests require time. James WESTMORELAND." (Aberdeen Daily News, 5 March 1903) "City News in Brief James WESTMORELAND left this morning for Java, where he is living on a claim. He contemplates opening a lunch counter and restaurant at Java." (Aberdeen Daily News, 8 September 1903) James WESTMORELAND was granted US citizenship on 24 October 1903. From the 1904 Aberdeen City Directory: James WESTMORELAND, (WESTMORELAND - STEWART) res 413 S Main (Effie) Westmoreland & Stewart (James Westmoreland, John Stewart) confectioners 413 S Main "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) "James WESTMORELAND has received a letter from his brother who lives in Washington state, in which the latter says that unless rain falls there pretty soon the farmers will not get their seed back. He says this is true of almost all of the state. He added that the weather is so hot that he has had to quit work in the field." (Aberdeen Daily News, 18 June 1908) "Fred JOHNSON, a painter employed by James WESTMORELAND, fell from a ladder this morning while at work on the rectory of St. Mark's church and sustained a fracture of the collar bone. He and another painter named CANTON were seated on a plank suspended from two ladders and a round in the ladder broke, both men falling to the ground. CANTON escaped unhurt but JOHNSON was not so lucky." (Aberdeen Daily News, 4 June 1909) "NEW INDUSTRY FOR HUB CITY LOCAL MAN TAKES MANAGEMENT OF MINNEAPOLIS BRANCH HERE. James WESTMORELAND, the famous weather prophet, is now going to forecast different results than those pertaining to the uncertain weather. F. C. VAN STONE, of Minneapolis, is here representng L. A. McIvor & Company, who have leased the new Handland building on Fourth avenue southeast, across from the Daily American's beautiful new building This company will handle a complete line of wall paper and wall coverings, uoholstering material, draperies, cut glass, lighting fixtures and high class furniture. Mr. WESTMORELAND will have charge of this branch, and as they have already been doing business prior to the opening the first of next month, he prophesies a bright future for the company's branch in this city." (Aberdeen Daily American, 23 October 1909) The 1910 US Federal Census for 4th Street S., Aberdeen City, Brown County, South Dakota: *James WESTMORELAND, head, aged 42, married 12 years, born in England, working on his own account as a painter in a paintshop, owned his own house but had a mortgage; Effie WESTMORELAND, wife, aged 35, married 12 years, had 5 children of whom 5 were living, born in Minnesota of German parents; Effie WESTMORELAND, daughter, aged 10, born in South Dakota; Olive WESTMORELAND, daughter, aged 9, born in South Dakota; Walter WESTMORELAND, son, aged 6, born in South Dakota; Nettie WESTMORELAND, daughter, aged 4, born in South Dakota; Edward WESTMORELAND, son, aged 10 months, born in South Dakota; August SCHWARTZ, father-in-law, aged 77, married 40 years, born in Germany; Dora SCHWARTZ, mother-in-law, aged 76, married 40 years, born in Germany. (www.ancestry.com T624 Roll 1477 Enumeration District 51 Page 3) "MORTUARY Yesterday morning shortly before 7 o'clock August SCWARTZ passed away at the home of his step son, Frank HANSON, 524 South Kilne street. Death came as the result of dropsy from which the deceased had been suffering the past nine months. Deceased was born in Germany 79 years ago last December 6. When he was a boy of 15 years he came to this country settling first in Wisconsin. He later moved to Minnesota and came to Dakota from there in 1883 and settled in Carlisle township in this county. He remained on this farm until some eight years ago when he came to Aberdeen to make his home with his daughter Mrs. James WESTMORELAND, and his step-son, Frank HANSON. He was twice married; first at Kenosha, Wis., in 1855. His first wife died at Fairbault, Minn., in 1870 and he was again married to Mrs. Dora HANSON, who survives him. Three children born of the second marriage survive also. They are Fred SCHWARTZ of Stebbins, N. D.; Mrs. Effie WESTMORELAND of this city, and Charles SCWARTZ whose whereabouts is at present unknown. One brother also survives at Kenosha, Wis. The funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 from the home. Interment will be in Riverside. Rev. J. W. HYSLOP will officiate." (Aberdeen Daily American, 15 January 1913) "[previous page missing] partnership in the painting business after a year and a half together. Mr. WESTMORELAND has taken over the business." (Aberdeen Daily News, 21 July 1914) An advertisement for the Aberdeen Painting and Decorating Co. features James WESTMORELAND's Weather Forecast and describes him as the proprietor. (Aberdeen Daily News 24 February 1915) "James WESTMORELAND of Aberdeen was in Columbia on business last Thursday." (A. D. News, 29 October 1915) The 1930 US Federal Census for Seattle, King County, Washington: *James WESTMORELAND, head, owned his own house worth $3500, had a radio set, was 60 years old, was aged 29 when he first married, entered the USA in 1898 (sic) and was now naturalised, worked as a painter at home; Effie WESTMORELAND, wife, aged 55, was 24 when she first married, born in Minnesota; Jeanette WESTMORELAND, daughter, aged 24, single, born in South Dakota, worked as a stenographer in a dry goods store. (www.ancestry.com) The 1940 US Federal Census of 8451 30th Ave S W, Seattle City, King County, Washington, USA: *James E. WESTMORLAND [sic], head, married, aged 70, naturalized, painter, lived in Hanford City, Benton County, Washington, in 1935, born in England; Effie A. WESTMORLAND [sic] wife, married, aged 65, lived in Hanford City, Benton County, Washngton, in 1935, born in Minnesota. (www.thegenealogist.com) James E. WESTMORELAND died at Yakima, Yakima, Washington, on 21 April 1948 aged 79 years 11 days. Estimated birth year 1869. Married, spouse Effie. (Washington Death Certificate. http://pilot.familysearch.org) NOTES & QUERIES: 1) The name of a James E. EDGOOSE is listed in the 1907 edition of the Superior City Directory at 527 Bay with Mrs. Anna EDGOOSE, Harry EDGOOSE, John W. EDGOOSE, and Joseph E. EDGOOSE. He is unlikely to be a son of the Henry EDGOOSE (1857-1914) who married Annie RENNISON in 1877. In the 1910 census Annie was said to have had 9 children of whom 5 were living. He may be synonymous with James Edgoose WESTMORELAND 1869-1948. 2) Is there any evidence that he was ever called James Edgoose WESTMORELAND? 3) Aberdeen, South Dakota, City Directories 1889-90, 1899-1900, 1903-1904. (revised 10.11.2022) | WESTMORELAND, James Edgoose (I1281)
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| 2811 | JAMES A. BAKER 1841-1911 The birth of a James Arthur BAKER was registered in 1841. (GRO December Q 1841 [EDGOOSE] Nuneaton 16 412) The family were living at 3 Chatham Street, Leicester, in 1851: John BAKER, head, aged 39, carpenter and joiner, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Caroline BAKER, wife, aged 40, born at Gosberton; Mary Elizth BAKER, daughter, aged 14, glove stitcher, born at Gosberton; Caroline A. BAKER, daughter, aged 13, glove stitcher, born at Gosberton; Emily A. BAKER, daughter, aged 12, glove stitcher, born at Gosberton; John BAKER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Gosberton; *James A. BAKER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire; Jemima EDGOOSE, lodger, aged 29, unmarried, staymaker, born at Gosberton; (HO107/2088/110/7) The 1861 census of 6 Oxford Terrace, Infirmary Square, Leicester St. Mary: John BAKER, head, aged 50, carpenter & joiner, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Caroline BAKER, wife, aged 51, born at Gosberton; Mary E. BAKER, daughter, aged 24, milliner, born at Gosberton; Caroline A. BAKER, daughter, aged 23, cotton winder, born at Gosberton; Emily A. BAKER, daughter, aged 22, cotton winder, born at Gosberton; John BAKER, son, aged 20, carpenter and joiner, born at Gosberton; *James BAKER, son, aged 19, carpenter and joiner, born at Nuneaton, Warwickshire; William WADE, visitor, aged 2, born at Birmingham, Warwickshire. (RG9/2294/48/6) The marriage between James A. BAKER and Agnes WOOD was registered in 1866. (GRO December Q 1866 Leicester 7a 488) The 1871 census return for 89 Laxton Street, Leicester St. Mary: *James Arthur BAKER, head, aged 29, joiner, born at Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 24, born at Leicester; Emily BAKER, daughter, aged 3, scholar, born at Leicester; James Arthur BAKER, son, aged 2, born at Leicester; William Ernest BAKER, son, aged 5 months, born at Leicester. (RG10/3284/98/15) The 1881 census of 15 Lexham Street, Belgrave, Leicester, Leicestershire: *James Arthur BAKER, head, aged 39, carpenter & joiner, born at Coton, Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 34, tailoress, born in Leicester; Emily Agnes BAKER, daughter, aged 13, bag maker, born in Leicester; William Ernest BAKER, son, aged 10, scholar, born in Leicester; Arthur Edwin BAKER, son, aged 8, scholar, born in Leicester; James Edgoose BAKER, son, aged 7, scholar, born in Leicester; Florence Amelia BAKER, daughter, aged 5, born in Leicester; Frances Beatrice BAKER, daughter, aged 3, born in Leicester; Miriam Adelaide BAKER, daughter, aged 2, born in Leicester; Albert Edward BAKER, son, aged 1, born in Leicester. (RG11/3154/68/20) The 1891 census of 15 Lexham Street, Belgrave, Leicester, Leicestershire: *James A. BAKER, head, aged 49, carpenter and joiner, born at Coaton (sic), Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 45, born in Leicester; Emily A. BAKER, daughter, aged 23, box maker, born in Leicester; Arthur E. BAKER, son, aged 18, coffin maker, born in Leicester; James E. BAKER, son, aged 17, shoe clicker, born in Leicester; FlorenceE A. BAKER, daughter, aged 15, cigar maker apprentice; born in Leicester; Frances B. BAKER, daughter, aged 13, at home, left school, born in Leicester; Miriam A. BAKER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born in Leicester; Albert E. BAKER, son, aged 11, scholar, born in Leicester; John F. E. BAKER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Belgrave, Leicestershire; Elsie M. BAKER, daughter, aged 2, born at Belgrave, Leicestershire. (RG12/2522/58/58) The 1901 census of 1 Lexham Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: *James BAKER, head, aged 64, carpenter, born at Coaton (sic), Cheshire (sic); Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 54, born in Leicester; James BAKER, son, aged 26, postman, born in Leicester; Florence BAKER, aged 25, taper maker, born in Leicester; Frances BAKER, aged 23, born in Leicester; Miriam BAKER, aged 22, cotton winder, born in Leicester; Albert BAKER, aged 21, carpenter, born in Leicester; JohnBAKER, aged 16, errand boy, born in Leicester; Elsie BAKER, daughter, aged 12, born in Leicester. (RG13/2993/140/24) The 1911 census of 1 Lexham Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: *James Arthur BAKER, head, aged 69, carpenter, born at Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 64, married 44 years, born in Leicester; Florence BAKER, daughter, aged 35, single, waitress, born in Leicester; Frances BAKER, daughter, aged 33, single, born in Leicester; Elsie BAKER, daughter, aged 22, single, hosiery buttonholes, born in Leicester; Lily BAKER, granddaughter, aged 10, school, born in Leicester; Marie LARDER, boarder, aged 22, single, hosiery machinist, born in Leicester. (RG14PN19207/RG78PN1150B/RD407/SD1/ED43) The death of a James A BAKER was registered in 1911. (GRO September Q 1911 Leicester 7a 208) (revised 14.09.2009) | BAKER, James Arthur (I3013)
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| 2812 | JAMES ALBERT CRAFT 1869-1903 The birth of James Albert CRAFT was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1869 [CROSS] Bramley 09B 368) According to the 1881 census returns for 10 Ducie Street, Wortley in Bramley, Yorkshire, he was a 12 year old schoolboy who had been born in Bramley. (RG11/4504/106/21) At the time of the 1891 census James Albert CRAFT was living with his grandparents at Amber Hill, Lincolnshire: John CRAFT, head, aged 79, born at Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth CRAFT, wife, aged 76, born at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire; *James A. CRAFT, grandson, aged 22, an agricultural labourer, born at Bramley, Yorkshire; Jane CRAFT, granddaughter, aged 24, born at Algarkirk. (Jane is probably synonymous with Emma Jane). (RG12/2576/132/2). The death of a James CRAFT aged 34 was registered in 1903. (GRO September Q 1903 Boston 7a 211) (revised 09.04.2017) | CRAFT, James Albert (I2428)
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| 2813 | JAMES ALLISON 1830 or 1831-1903 The marriage between James ALLISON and Charlotte MASTIN was registered in 1878. (GRO December Q 1878 Boston 7a 801) The death of James ALLISON aged 73 was registered in 1903. (GRO June Q 1903 Spilsby [which includes Halton Holegate] 7a 325) (revised 21.07.2015) | ALLISON, James (I6548)
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| 2814 | JAMES ANNESLEY DORANT The marriage beteen Harriet PARKER and James Annesley DORANT was registered in 1848. (GRO December Q 1848 W. London 2 262) The death of James Annesley DORANT aged 79 was registered in 1870. (GRO June Q 1870 St. Alban's 3a 233) (revised 25.09.2011) | DORANT, James Annesley (I6435)
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| 2815 | JAMES ARTHUR ADOLPHUS DORANT ENSOR 1848-1904 The birth of James Dorant ENSOR was registered in 1848. (GRO September Q 1848 Hackney 3 175) The marriage between James Dorant ENSOR and Florence Blanche DORANT was registered in 1880. (GRO June Q 1880 St. Alban's 3a 532) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where was his death registered? James ENSOR born 1849 Hackney at Hackney in 1851 census. James ENSOR born 1849 Hackney at South Hackney in 1861 census. James ENSOR born 1849 Middlesex at Hackney in 1871 census. 1881 Untraced 1891 Untraced 1901 Untraced (revised 01.10.2011) | ENSOR, James Dorant (I6447)
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| 2816 | JAMES ARTHUR ALBAN DORANT (ARTHUR) ENSOR 1881-1955 According to Nick Gribble he was born on 26 March 1881 and died in Soth Africa in 1955. (revised 01.04.2012) | ENSOR, James Arthur Alban Dorant (I6596)
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| 2817 | JAMES ARTHUR BAKER 1868-1871 The birth of JAMES ARTHUR BAKER was registered in 1868. (GRO September Q 1868 Leicester 7a 227) The 1871 census return for 89 Laxton Street, Leicester St. Mary: JAMES ARTHUR BAKER, head, aged 29, joiner, born at Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire; AGNES BAKER, wife, aged 24, born at Leicester; EMILY BAKER, daughter, aged 3, scholar, born at Leicester; *JAMES ARTHUR BAKER, son, aged 2, born at Leicester; WILLIAM ERNEST BAKER, son, aged 5 months, born at Leicester. (RG10/3284/98/15) The death of JAMES ARTHUR BAKER aged 3 was registered in 1871. (GRO September Q Leicester 7a 140) (revised 06.09.2006) | BAKER, James Arthur (I4989)
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| 2818 | JAMES AYLWARD GAME ????-1929 The marriage between James Aylward GAME and Chartlotte PEARSE was reistered in 1872. (GRO September 1872 Brighton 2b 256) The death of James Aylward GAME on 26 February 1929 was reported on page 6209 on 27 September 1929. | GAME, James Aylward (I8965)
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| 2819 | JAMES BATTERHAM 1829- From the 1841 census of Walsoken, Norfolk, taken on 6 June 1841: John BATTERHAM, aged 56, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Frances BATTERHAM, aged 45, born in Norfolk; John BATTERHAM, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; William BATTERHAM, aged 15, born in Norfolk; *James BATTERHAM, aged 10, born in Norfolk; Maria BATTERHAM, aged 9, born in Norfolk; George BATTERHAM, aged 4 days, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/12/10/12) | BATTERHAM, James (I959)
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| 2820 | JAMES BAVIN 1800- James son of John and Sarah BAVIN was baptised at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 20 June 1800. (PR) The baptism follows one on 29 June, so 20 June may have been written where 30 June was intended. From C. L. Anderson - Lincolnshire Convicts etc. pages 31, 32, 62) "1816 April: James BAVIN was sentenced to 4 weeks imprisonment for larceny at the Holland Sessions. 1819 21 October: James BAVIN was sentenced to 7 years transportation at Spalding. After serving about 4 years on a hulk he was given a pardon. Back in circulation at Holbeach he was again charged at Holland Quarter Sessions on 6 May 1824 charged with stealing a goose and was given 7 years transportation for the second time. Now he was sent to Australia, sailing on one of the five Asia ships, arriving at Sydney on 22 February 1825. James BAVIN of Holbeach was described as a labourer where his father John was a carpenter. John BAVIN had been found guilty of killing a sheep and was sentenced to death at the Lent Assize of 1814. That sentence was commuted to transportation but I did not find his name on the Shipping Register. On the 1828 census James BAVIN was shown as aged 28 and working for Mr. CLOSE in the Hunter area." According to the Lincolnshire Archives' Convicts' Database James BAVIN, labourer, aged 24, was convicted of stealing four geese from Robert WHITE, Samuel TAYLOR, and Henry SANDS at Holland Quarter Sessions on 6 May 1824. The crime was apparently committed with his brother-in-law William JOHNSON (HQS A/1/1824/Spald/Eas/25-30,163) James BAVIN was granted Conditional Freedom in 1831. (www.hotkey.net.au/~jwilliams4/scons31a.htm) (revised 27.03.2010) | BAVIN, James (I2542)
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| 2821 | JAMES BELLAMY An Index of the Will Of John STANTON (1731-1810), butcher, of West Walton, Norfolk. The Will was made on 13 April 1803. Probate was granted on 22 March 1810. 01*John STANTON (1731-1810), the Testator. 02 Anne STANTON formerly WIGNALL, wife of the Testator, executrice. 03 Mary EDGOOSE formerly STANTON, wife of John EDGOOSE (1770-1820). 04 John EDGOOSE (1770-1820) son-in-law of the Testator. 05 Richard LEWIN of Leverington 06 Wright STANTON, son of the Testator. 07 William STANTON, son of the Testator. 08 Ruth ELLINGWORTH, granddaughter of the Testator. 09*Jas. BELLAMY, witness. 10 Steed GIRDLESTONE, witness. 11 Thos. FISKE, witness 12 Reverend Jeremiah JACKSON clerk and Surrogate to the Commy. (Norwich Archdeaconry Court Will f.112 1810) (revised 15.11.2019) | BELLAMY, James (I9071)
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| 2822 | JAMES BERTRAM CRAFT 1898-1938 The birth of James Bertram CRAFT was registered in 1898. (GRO June Q 1898 Pontefract 9c 110) The marriage between James B. CRAFT and Edith M. MOXON was registered in 1924. (GRO March Q 1924 Hemsworth 9c 213) The death of James B. CRAFT aged 40 was registered in 1938. (GRO June Q 1938 Pontefract 9c 125) NOTES & QUERIES: Susan RAY wrote on 17 May 2007: "I lived at Whitley Bridge as a child and remember a Mr. CRAFT running our local sunday school. I'm trying hard to recall his name but can't remember." (susanray@btinternet.com) (revised 07.09.2012) | CRAFT, James Bertram (I2805)
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| 2823 | JAMES BETTS 1665-1669 James, son of Robert BETTS and Ann, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 March 1664/65. (PR) James, son of Robert BETTS, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 August 1669. (PR) (revised 07.08.2016) | BETTS, James (I5304)
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| 2824 | JAMES BLAND 1824 or 1825- The 1871 census of Papermill Bridge, Bingley, Yorkshire: *JAMES BLAND, head, aged 46, paper maker, born at Morton Banks, Yorkshire; HANNAH BLAND, wife, aged 43, born at Paper Mill Bridge, Yorkshire; THOS POLAND, son, aged 19, overlooker(?) in factory, born at Paper Mill Bridge; EMMA BLAND, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Darley Abbey, Derbyshire; MARY BLAND, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Paper Mill Bridge. (RG10/4312/47/3) | BLAND, James (I4448)
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| 2825 | JAMES BORRELL From the 1851 census of Boston Road, Allotment of Toynton St. Peters, Lincolnshire; Robert HOLMES, head, aged 57, agricultural labourer, born at Moorby, Lincolnshire; Susan HOLMES, wife, aged 50, born at Frith Ville, Lincolnshire; Mary HOLMES, daughter, aged 14, born at Newton, Cambridgeshire; Milicent [sic] HOLMES, daughter, aged 11, born at Newton, Cambridgeshire; Burton HOLMES, son, aged 8, born at Thornton-le-Fen, Lincolnshire; John BURRELL, son-in-law, aged 33, agricultural labourer, born at Bardney, Lincolnshire; Ann BURREL, daughter, aged 27(?), born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; *James BURREL, grandson, aged 1, born at Langrick Ville, Lincolnshire; William ATKIN, lodger, unmarried, aged 40, journeyman shoemaker, born at Butterwick, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2109/473/11) Untraced after 1875 census of Minnesota USA. | BURRELL, James (I7188)
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| 2826 | JAMES BUTCHER 1837-1924 The Archives Office of Tasmania has his date of birth as 1835. An unverified exchange of information suggests that James BUTCHER was born or baptised on 9 April 1837. (E-mail 09.06.2011 from Tracy Foster) James, son of Elias BUTCHER, labourer, and his wife Mary, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 9 April 1837. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of North Street, Martock, Somerset, taken on 6 June 1841: *Elias BUTCHER, aged 25, agricultural labourer, Y; Mary BUTCHER, aged 25, Y; Matilda BUTCHER, aged 8, Y; James BUTCHER, aged 4, Y; William BUTCHER, aged 1, Y; At the age of 29 Mr. (sic) Elias BUTCHER sailed from London on or about 10 June 1842 on the ship Bolivar, arriving in Tasmania on 5 October. With him were his wife Mary (no age given), his 7 year old daughter Matilda, his 5 year old son James, and his youngest son William aged 2. (Tasmanian Archives CB7/9/1/1 P67) No trace of the family has been found in the Tasmanian censuses for 1842, 1843, 1851 and 1857 but in early 1848 they were living at Stephenson Farm, Launceston, with three unnamed additions to the family. Elias was described as a farmer living iin a wooden house owned by Mr. STUBBS. The family consisted of 7 persons: one adult male and one adult female aged between 21 and 45, and 5 males and 1 female aged between 2 and 7 years. Three of the male children were stated to have been born in the colony. Their religion was Church of England. (Tasmanian Archives CEN1/1/103) A gravestone in the cemetery at Sheffield, Tasmania, Australia records the death of Jas. BOUTCHER (sic) who died on 25 September 1924 aged 86 years. The same gravestone records the death of his wife Margaret BOUTCHER on 16 June 1911 aged 69 years and of their daughter Olive Maud (sic) on 12 September 1910 aged 35 years. (Online photograph, e-Heritage, State Library of Tasmania) (revised 09.11.2015) | BUTCHER, James (I3512)
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| 2827 | JAMES BUTCHER 1853-1853 James, son of Emilia [sic] BUTCHER mother and spinster, was baptised at Martok, Somerset, in May 1853. (FreeReg) The death of James BUTCHER was registered in 1853 aged 0. (GRO June Q 1853 Yeovil 5c 374) The burial of a James BUTCHER took place at Martock, Somerset, on 11 June 1853. (FreeReg) (revised 15.02.2017) | BUTCHER, James (I2525)
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| 2828 | JAMES BUTCHER 1858- James, son of Lewis BUTCHER, labourer, and Mary Ann, was born on 23 August and baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 9 September 1858. (FreeReg) (GRO September Q 1858 Yeovil 5c 515) Mary Ann BUTCHER married Emmanuel [sic] WORNER at Martock, Somerset, on 7 April 1867. Mary Ann BUTCHER was a 28 year old widow, daughter of Wiliam SYMES, labourer. Emmanuel WORNER was a 30 year old widower, son of Henry WORNER, labourer. Witnesses were Joseph SYMES and Thomas HOOPER. (FreeReg) (GRO June Q 1867 Yeovil 5c 725) From the 1871 census of Public House, Bower Hinton, Martock, Somerset: Emanuel WORNER, head, aged 33, farm labourer, born at Coate Martock, Somerset; Mary A. WORNER, wife, aged 32, domestic duties, born at Wicombe Martock, Somerset; Henry WORNER, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Coate Martock, Somerset; Emma WORNER, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Hinton Martock, Somerset; Herbert W. WORNER, son, aged 3, born at Hinton Martock, Somerset; Joseph WORNER, son, aged 4 months, born at Martock, Somerset; *James BUTCHER, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Martock, Somerset; Walter BUTCHER, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Martock, Somerset; Bessie BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Hinton Martock; Elizabeth SYMES, widow, aged 73, born at Milton Martock; Wm SYMES, grandson, aged 16, farm labourer, born at Ash Martock. (RG10/2414/45/18) James BUTCHER married Mary Ann GLOVER at Martock, Somerset, on 1 May 1882. He was a 22 year old carter from Martock, son of Lewis BUTCHER, a soldier. Mary Ann GLOVER was a 21 year old spinster from Martock, but no details of her father are given. Witnesses were James ROGERS and Mary GLOVER. (revised 19.11.2015) | BUTCHER, James (I7886)
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| 2829 | JAMES BUTCHER 1859-1919 A gravestone in Sheffield Cemetery, Tasmania, Australia, records the death of James BOUTCHER (sic) 8 December 1919 aged 61. The same gravestone records the death of his wife Margaret BOUTCHER (sic) on 31 January 1943 aged 85 years. (Online photograph, e-Heritage, State Library of Tasmania) | BUTCHER, James (I6206)
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| 2830 | JAMES BYARD 1845-1894 James BYARD was born in Wokingham, Berkshire, England and emigrated with his parents James BYARD and Ann Elizabeth SALE in 1856. (email from Mike BUSH of byard.one-name.net dated 01 October 2018) | BYARD, James (I6219)
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| 2831 | JAMES BYCROFT JAMES, son of JOHN and ELIZABETH BYCROFT, was baptised at North Willingham, Lincolnshire, on 31 October 1819 (IGI). | BYCROFT, James (I4189)
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| 2832 | JAMES CHARLES NEWNHAM 1844-1904 The birth of James Charles NEWNHAM was registered in 1844. (GRO June Q 1844 Isle of Wight 8 216) The marriage between James C. NEWNHAM and Margaret YOUNG was registered in 1866. (GRO June Q 1966 Isle of Wight 2b 898) The death of James Charles NEWNHAM aged 59 was registered in 1904. (GRO June Q 1904 Isle of Wight 2b 391) (revised 03.10.2017) | NEWNHAM, James Charles (I8207)
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| 2833 | JAMES CLARKE The marriage between Sylvia HALL and James CLARKE was registered in 1873. James CLARKE was described on the marriage certificate as a 30 year old bachelor from Farnborough, a corporal in the 46th Regiment, and son of James CLARKE farmer. Witnesses were William HALL and Sarah Ann HALL. (GRO June Q 1873 Hartley W. 2c 283) The 1881 census image reveals that 39 year old James CLARKE was a pensioner and coffee house keeper in Lynchford Road, Farnborough. (RG11/1251/47/11) | CLARKE, James (I4087)
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| 2834 | JAMES CLAY James CLAY married a Rachel EDGOOSE at St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk on 3 January 1749/50: "Then were married by Licence James CLAY of St. Swithins Single Man (sic), and Rachal EDGOOSE Single Woman of the Parish of St. Peter Mancroft." (www.thegenealogist.com: Norfolk pd 26-9 4143514#00907) "Know all Men by these Presents that We James CLAY of the Parish of St. Swethen in the City of Norwich Baker and James CLARKE of the same Parish Worsted Weaver ............. James CLAY widower and Rachael EDGOOSE of the parish of St. Peter Mancroft in the aforesd City Singlewoman aged about 24 years (www.familysearch.com: Image 151 Archdeaconry of Norwich Court) Rachel, daughter of James CLAY and Rachel , was baptised in the parish church of St. Swithin's, Norwich, Norfolk, on 6 January 1750/51. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where were Rachael CLAY the mother and Rachel CLAY the daughter buried? The surname CLAY appears to have been more numerous in South Lincolnshire than in Norfolk. Search Pinchbeck register from 1749 to 1813 for baptisms and burials of James and Rachel CLAY. [West Elloe Deanery Baptisms & Burials searched 1754-1812] [Parish Register Burials searched 1813-1900 Volume 5 (East Elloe, West Elloe; Holland West; Holland East Deaneries]. No entries for a Rachel or James CLAY. A James CLAY was buried at St. Swithin's, Norwich, Norfolk, on 20 January 1746. (PR) (revised 05.12.2017) | CLAY, James (I8161)
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| 2835 | JAMES CLAYTON 1885-1900 (revised 21.11.2004) The birth of a JAMES CLAYTON was registered in 1885 (GRO March 1885 Gainsborough 7a 768). He was living at 44 Waterworks Street, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, in 1891: SAMUEL CLAYTON, head, aged 40, engineer fitter, born at Bradford, Yorkshire; LOUISA CLAYTON, wife, aged 40, born at Marston, Lincolnshire; CLARA A. CLAYTON, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Bradford; JAMES CLAYTON, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Gainsborough, Lincolnshire; LUKE LAMMING, boarder, aged 58, married, engineer fitter, born at Bradford. (RG12/2635/36/22) The death of a 15 year old JAMES CLAYTON was registered in 1900 (FreeBMD June 1900 Bradford Y 9b 48). This may or may not be the correct JAMES CLAYTON: the family moved to Gainsborough from Bradford circa 1885; were living at 44 Waterworks Street, Gainsborough, when CLARISSA EDGOOSE/SPAFFORD/LANGLEY died in 1894; but were back in Bradford in 1901. | CLAYTON, James (I3531)
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| 2836 | JAMES COCKER 1792- JAMES, son of THOS. COCKER, was baptised at Hathersage, Derbyshire, on 24 June 1792. (IGI C013133) | COCKER, James (I4271)
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| 2837 | JAMES COLBORN 1823 or 1824- The marriage between James COLBORN and Mary DUCKLIN was registered in 1845. It took place on 14 October 1845. (GRO December Q 1845 Hull 22 333) The 1861 census of 8 Little South Street, Wisbech St. Peter: *James COLBORN, head, aged 36, sawyer, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Mary COLBORN, wife, aged 37, born at Stradsett, Norfolk; Eliza COLBORN, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; George COLBORN, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Charles COLBORN, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Martha COLBORN, daughter, aged 6, born in Holland (British Subject). (RG9/1049/45/1) From the 1871 census of 8 Wilson Street, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, County Durham: *James COLBORN, head, aged 46, labourer, born at Walston (sic), Norfolk; Mary COLBORN, wife, aged 47, born at Stradsett, Norfolk; Martha COLBORN, daughter, aged 16, domestic, born in Holland. (RG10/5002/34/62) The 1881 census of 6 Chapel Row, Penshaw, County Durham: *James COLBORN, head, aged 56, coal miner, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Mary COLBORN, wife, aged 56, born at Stradsett, Norfolk; Thomas WOOD, son-in-law, aged 29, plumber, born at Pelton Fell, Durham; Martha WOOD, daughter, aged 26, born in The Netherlands (British Subject). (RG11/4974/3/2) | COLBORN, James (I5442)
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| 2838 | JAMES COPE 1871-1872 The birth of James Cope was registered in 1871. (GRO June Q 1871 [HAYNES] Stoke T 6b 1871) The 1871 census of 4 Rochells Court, Hanley, Staffordshire: John COPE, head, aged 20, potter, born at Hanley; Margaret COPE, wife, aged 21, born at Newport, Shropshire; *James COPE, son, aged 1, born at Hanley. (RG10/2855/28/49) His death aged 1 was registered in 1872. (GRO September Q 1872 Stoke T 6b 106) (revised 05.02.2017) | COPE, James (I1086)
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| 2839 | JAMES COPE 1877- The birth of James COPE was registered in 1877. (GRO June Q 1877 [HAINS] Stoke T 6b 215) The 1881 census of 15 Lower Pall Mall, Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: John COPE, head, aged 30, potter's holloware presser, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Margaret COPE, wife, aged 31, born at Southport, Lancashire; *James COPE, son, aged 3, born at Hanley; Arthur COPE, son, aged 2, born at Hanley. (RG11/2725/141/12) The 1891 census returns for 1 Swan Passage, Hanley: William HAYNES, head, aged 65, confectioner, born in Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, wife, aged 63 (i.e. born in 1827 or 1828), born at Newport, Salop; George HAYNES, son, aged 20, confectioner, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 22, sugar boiler, born at Hanley; Arthur COPE, grandson, aged 12, scholar, born at Hanley; Elizabeth SALT, aged 56, general servant, born at Hanley; Henry HIRKLEY, visitor, aged 46, living on own means, born at Wimbledon, Surrey; *James COPE, grandson, aged 14, boot & shoemaker, born at Hanley. (RG12/2166/3/68) (revised 15.11.2005) | COPE, James (I3734)
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| 2840 | JAMES CRAFT 1838-1922 According to a microfiche copy of Algarkirk, Lincolnshire, parish register James CROFT was born on 22 October 1838 and baptised there with his brother John CROFT on 27 March 1845. (letter from Mrs. Averil Stephens 12.03.2003) From the 1841 census of Algarkirk, Lincolnshire: John CROFT (sic), aged 25, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire; Elizabeth CROFT (sic), aged 25, born in Lincolnshire; William CROFT (sic), aged 5, born in Lincolnshire; James CROFT (sic), aged 2, born in Lincolnshire; John CROFT (sic), aged 1 month, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/606/2/7/6) Elizabeth's 70 year old aunt, Alice EDGOOSE, lived next door with Mathew and Mary TEBB. In 1851 Jonathan and Helen EDGOOSE were living next door to Jonathan's sister Elizabeth CRAFT at Wyatt Drove, Algarkirk: Jonathan EDGOOSE, head, married, aged 38, agricultural labourer, born at Algarkirk; Helen EDGOOSE, sister-in-law, aged 46, born at Uppingham, Rutland. Next door were: John CROFT (sic), head, aged 39, owner of 9 acres, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth CROFT, wife, aged 36, farmer's wife, born at Algarkirk; William CROFT, son, aged 14, farmer's son, born at Algarkirk; *James CROFT, son, aged 12, farmer's son, born at Algarkirk; John CROFT, son, aged 10, farmer's son, born at Algarkirk. (HO107/2099/761v) He married Eliza CROSS in 1860. (GRO December 1860 Boston 7a 755). From the 1861 census of Algarkirk Fen: John CRAFT, head, married,aged 49, farmer of 9 acres, born at North Kyme, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth Craft, wife, married, aged 46, born at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire; John CRAFT, son, unmarried, aged 20, labourer, born at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2340/81/8) Next door were: *James CRAFT, head, married, aged 22, labourer, born at Hornsby, Lincolnshire; Eliza CRAFT, wife, married, aged 19, born at Hornsby, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth Jane CRAFT, daughter, aged 5 months, born at Carrington, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2340/81/8) The birth of their son William Johnathan CRAFT was registered in 1863. (GRO March Q 1863 [CROSS] Boston 7a 364) The birth of their son John Elijah CRAFT was registered in 1865. (GRO March Q 1865 Bramley 9b 351) Emma, daughter of James and Eliza CRAFT, was born at Back Lane, Bramley, Yorkshire, on 8 December 1866. He was described as a railway signalman on the birth certificate. (GRO December Q 1866 Bramley 9b 342) The birth of their son James Albert CRAFT was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1869 Bramley 9b 368) An Anne Eliza CRAFT was born in 1871. (GRO December Q 1871 [CROSS] Bramley pb 324) An Annie Eliza CRAFT died aged 1 in 1872. (GRO December Q 1872 Bramley 9b 256) An Ann Eliza CRAFT died aged 1 in 1873. (GRO March Q 1873 Bramley 9b 237) An Eliza CRAFT aged 31 died in 1873, almost certainly the wife of James. (GRO December Q 1873 Bramley 9b 265) He married Rosa MANN, formerly BULLMAN, née OVERED, in 1876. (GRO June Q 1876 Leeds 9b 631) The 1881 census return for 10 Ducie Street, Wortley in Bramley, Yorkshire: *James CRAFT, head, aged 41, relief signalman, born at Algarkirk, Lincolnshire; Rosette A. CRAFT, wife, aged 35, born at Alby in Norfolk; William CRAFT, son, aged 18, unmarried, telegraph clerk, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; John CRAFT, son, aged 16, scholar, born at Bramley, Yorkshire; Emily CRAFT, daughter, aged 14, scholar, born at Bramley; James CRAFT, son, aged 12, born at Bramley; Annie CORNWALL, visitor, aged 30, widow, draper's assistant, born at Alby. (RG11/4504/106/21) By the time of the 1891 census James CRAFT was a 51 year old widower, born at Algarkirk Fen, working as a railway signalman, and living at 5 West Terrace. Boston, Lincolnshire. His 30 year old unmarried daughter Elizabeth born at Carrington, was acting as housekeeper. Also present was James CRAFT's one year old grandaughter Florence CRAFT, born at Boston. (RG12/2574/97/8). The Elizabeth Ann CRAFT who died in 1891 aged 30 may have been his daughter. (GRO September Q 1891 Boston 7a 240) The 1901 census of 5 West Terrace, Boston, Lincolnshire: *James CRAFT, head, aged 61, signalman, born at Amber Hill, Lincolnshire; Florence H. CRAFT, granddaughter, aged 11, born at Boston; Fanny WALKER, housekeeper, aged 43, born at Boston; (RG13/3046/53/13) From the 1911 census of Amber Hill, Near Boston, Lincolnshire: *James CRAFT, head, aged 72, widower, farmer, born at Amber Hill, Boston, Lincolnshire; George Francis CLAY, boarder, aged 23, single, farm labourer, born at Kirton End, Boston, Lincolnshire. (RG14PN19550 RG78PN1174 RD415 SD1 ED4 SN59) The death of a James CRAFT aged 83 was registered in 1922. (GRO June Q 1922 Boston 7a 440) John Henry CRAFT wrote to a niece in 1959: "There were three brothers in father's family. William (my father), James and John, the latter died early in life. James had some family, one was an electrician and lived in Sheffield. James was employed on the Great Northern Railway for many years as a signalman." NOTES & QUERIES: The birth and death of another Ann Eliza CRAFT was registered at Bramley, Yorkshire, in 1878 and 1879. Without a birth certificate one cannot be certain of her parentage. (revised 21.08.2011) | CRAFT, James (I1485)
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| 2841 | JAMES CRAIGMILE 1846-1899 Source: database Arky2 at Worldconnect. | CRAIGMILE, James (I3055)
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| 2842 | JAMES D. STERLING From the 1891 census of 19 Laburnum Road, Fulwell, Sunderland, County Durham: William D. STERLING, head, married, aged 39, steam engine maker and fitter, employed, born at South Shields, County Durham; Sarah E. STERLING, wife, married, aged 30, born at Colliery Row, Monkwearmouth C. D.; Elizabeth J. STERLING, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Southwick, Durham; William STERLING, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Middlesbrough; Joseph T. STERLING, son, aged 3, born at Middlesbrough. *James D. STERLING, son, aged 1, born at Fulwell, Sunderland, County Durham. (RG12/4151/117/3) | STERLING, James D. (I8422)
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| 2843 | JAMES DRAWWATER 1819-1820 James, son of Robert, labourer, and Mary DRAWATER, was baptised at Great Massingham, Norfolk, on 8 August 1819 and buried there on 9 November 1820 aged 16. (FreeReg) NOTES & QUERIES: www.freereg.org.uk has his age at burial as 16. Is this a mistranscription for 16 months? | DRAWWATER, James (I6012)
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| 2844 | JAMES DYKES circa 1849-1908 From the 1850 US Federal Census of Pittsfield, Otsego, New York, USA, enumerated on 3 September: Robert WHITE, aged 57, cot manufacturer, born in Scotland; Jennette WHITE, aged 62, born in Scotland; William WHITE, aged 18, cot manufacturer, born in Scotland; Agnes DYKES, aged 33, born in Scotland; Jennette DYKES, aged 2, born in New York, USA; *James L. DYKES, aged 1, born in New York, USA. The 1860 US Federal Census lists a John DRAWWATER and wife Agnes at Columbus, Chenango County: John DRAWWATER, aged 42, farmer, born in England; Agnes DRAWWATER, aged 42, house work, born in Scotland; Jenette DRAWWATER (sic), aged 12, born in New York; *James DRAWWATER (sic), aged 10, born in New York; Anne DRAWWATER, aged 3, born in New York. From the 1900 US Federal Census of New Berlin Village, Chenango, New York State: *James L. DYKES, head, aged 51,druggist, born in 1849 in New York, no children; Mary E. DYKES, wife, aged 51, born in 1849 in New York, no children; Mary A. ACKERMAN, mother-in-law, aged 76, widow, born in 1824 in New York; Annie W. DRAWATER, half sister,aged 42, born in 1857 in New York; Agnes DRAWATER, mother, aged 83, widow, married 43 years, born in Scotland. James L. DYKES was buried in St. Andrew's Cemetery, New Berlin, Chenango County, New York, USA, in 1908. (revised 31.03.2013) | DYKES, James L. (I5648)
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| 2845 | JAMES E. ANDERSON 1843- The birth of a JAMES ANDERSON was registered in 1843 (GRO March 1843 Holbeach 14 437). The marriage between JAMES ANDERSON and ELIZABETH TAYLOR was registered in 1864 (GRO September 1864 Holbeach 7a 585). (revised 27.11.2005) | ANDERSON, James E. (I2079)
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| 2846 | JAMES E. GARNER From the 1881 census of Bucks Holt, Walsoken, Norfolk: Edward GARNER, head, married, aged 36, agricultural labourer, born at Walsoken, Norfolk: Mary A. GARNER, wife, married, aged 36 years, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Levina (Sevina?) GARNER, daughter, unmarried, aged 12, scholar, born in London; *James E. GARNER, son, unmarried, aged 7, scholar, born in London. (RG11/1699/70/10) (revised 05.05.2017) | GARNER, James E. (I1508)
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| 2847 | JAMES EAGLE 1828-1874 From the 1861 census of Stonehanger, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire: *James EAGLE, head, married, aged 33, gamekeeper, born at Hilbrough, Norfolk; Rachel EAGLE, wife, married, aged 34, born at Hilbrough, Norfolk; Helen EAGLE, daughter, aged 6, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Mary A. EAGLE, daughter, aged 5, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire, dumb; William EAGLE, son, aged 3, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Elizabeth EAGLE, daughter, aged 2, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Emma EAGLE, daughter, aged 9 months, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. (RG9/713/6/6) From the 1871 census of North Pickenham, Norfolk: *James EAGLE, head, married, aged 45, agricultural labourer, born at Hilborough, Norfolk; Racheal EAGLE, wife, married, aged 46, born at Hilborough, Norfolk; William EAGLE, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Elizabeth EAGLE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Emma EAGLE, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Margaret EAGLE, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Martha EAGLE, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Eliza EAGLE, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Hazelbury, Somerset; Caroline EAGLE, daughter, aged 2, born at Hazelbury, Somerset. (RG10/1870/34/4) NOTES & QUERIES: According to HELEN MCCALLUM (hm.mccallum@ntlworld.com) JAMES EAGLE "was a Gamekeeper. Shortly after getting married he moved to Stonehanger, Abbots Ann, Hants. where he must have stayed until at least 1864, having 7 children. Between then and 1871 he was in Hazlebury, Somerset, and had two more children. He was illiterate. He made his mark on his son's birth certificate" Later she wrote "I may have a clue as to why JAMES EAGLE went from Abbats Ann to Montacute. WILLIAM PITT's grandfather was a major land holder in Abbats Ann and WILLIAM PITT the Younger laid out the rides in Pitts Wood (apparently the name is a coincidence), Montacute. It may be that the land was still in the same family and so the gamekeeper was moved from one estate to the other." (revised 24.01.2002) | EAGLE, James (I1987)
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| 2848 | JAMES EASDALE An Index of the Will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), yeoman of Pinchbeck. The Will was made on 30 March 1715. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John EDGOOSE, grandson of the Testator. 03 William WILKINSON, tenant. 04 MARROT, tenant. 05 John GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 06 James GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 07 Elizabeth GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 08 Anne GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 William LEWIN, tenant. 10 William WIMBER, tenant. 11 Joseph MASON, tenant. 12 John BRICKLES, tenant. 13 Henry ELLWOOD, tenant. 14 Thomas BAKER, tenant. 15 Judith HAMERS, reversion following her death. 16 Jane CHAMBERLAIN, wife of John CHAMBERLAIN. 17 John CHAMBERLAIN. 18 COLE 19*James EASDALE, tenant. 20 Elizabeth, wife of James GRIME, daughter of the Testator. 21 Mary, wife of John WILKINSON, grandaughter of the Testator. 22 Elizabeth LAWSON of Gosberton, widow. 23 Mary, the wife of Joseph MASON, kinswoman of the Testator. 24 Mary HOULDEN, the Testator's maid servant. 25 Robt. NEWTON, the Testator's manservant. 26 John PAGE, the Testator's manservant. 27 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 28 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 29 Mr. Edward DALE, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 30 Mr. Squire HUDSON, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 31 James GRIMES, son-in-law of the Testator. 32 Martha CRUNKHORN, witness. 33 John HUCKBODY, witness. 34 John WEYMAN jun., witness. 35 (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1715/i/51) (revised 06.11.2019) | EASDALE, James (I9054)
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| 2849 | JAMES EDE 1819 or 1820-1861 A Catherine MILES married James EDE at Bramley, Surrey, on 30 October 1847. (IGI) (GRO December Q 1847 Hambledon 4 213) The 1851 census of Gausdon (sic) Common, Shalford, Surrey: *James EDE, head, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born at Shalford; Catherine EDE, wife, aged 23, born at Seal, Surrey; Jane EDE, daughter, aged 3, born at Shalford; George EDE, son, aged 9 months, born at Shalford. (HO107/1597/332/3) The 1861 census of Shalford Common, Surrey: *James EDE, head, aged 39, brewer's labourer, born at Shalford; Catherine EDE, wife, aged 34, born at Seale, Surrey; Jane EDE, daughter, aged 13, born at Shalford; George EDE, son, aged 10, agricultural labourer, born at Shalford; William EDE, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Shalford; Henry EDE, son, aged 7 scholar, born at Shalford; James EDE, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Shalford; Emma EDE, daughter, aged 2, born at Shalford. (RG9/438/165/3) The death of James EDE was registered in 1861. (GRO December 1861 Hambledon 2a 67) Burial on NBI (revised 13.06.2008) | EDE, James (I765)
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| 2850 | JAMES EDE 1856- The birth of JAMES EDE was registered in 1856. (GRO December Q 1856 Hambledon 2a 93) The 1861 census of Shalford Common, Surrey: JAMES EDE, head, aged 39, brewer's labourer, born at Shalford; CATHERINE EDE, wife, aged 34, born at Seale, Surrey; JANE EDE, daughter, aged 13, born at Shalford; GEORGE EDE, son, aged 10, agricultural labourer, born at Shalford; WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Shalford; HENRY EDE, son, aged 7 scholar, born at Shalford; *JAMES EDE, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Shalford; EMMA EDE, daughter, aged 2, born at Shalford. (RG9/438/165/3) The 1871 census of Bramley Road, Shalford, Surrey: CATHERINE EDE, head, aged 45, widow, laundress, born at Tongham, Surrey; WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 18, tanner, born at Shalford; HENRY B. EDE, son, aged 17, tanner, born at Shalford; *JAMES EDE, son, aged 14, stable boy, born at Shalford; EMMA EDE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Shalford; FREDERICK EDE, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Shalford. (RG10/826/75/26) The marriage of a JAMES EDE to either LOUISA BAKER or ANN ETHERINGTON was registered in 1875. (GRO September 1875 Hambledon 2a 185) (revised 24.12.2005) | EDE, James (I3638)
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