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 | Clan Chisholm "Agreement and Account of Crew"
Page 2 - Voyage from Glasgow (9 July 1912) to India and back to the UK - Birkenhead (25 November 1912). Frank Wilson, a carpenter, is shown as living at 35 The Woodland, Birkenhead. Previously on the Calchas. From the Maritime History Archive at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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Owner of original: Memorial University of Newfoundland
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 | Clan Chisholm "Agreement and Account of Crew"
Page 3 - Voyage from Glasgow (9 July 1912) to India and back to the UK - Birkenhead (25 November 1912). Francis Wilson's is a Carpenter, and boarded on 12 July 1912. On 30 Aug 1912 he died in East London, South Africa. His wages to the time of death were £3:5:9. From the Maritime History Archive at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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Owner of original: Memorial University of Newfoundland
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 | Clan Chisholm "Agreement and Account of Crew"
Page 4 - Voyage from Glasgow (9 July 1912) to India and back to the UK - Birkenhead (25 November 1912).
Description of Francis Wilson's death: "fell from the side of the vessel's haws [hawsers? Def: 'A cable or rope used in mooring or towing a ship'] whilst performing his duties at the Port of East London fell into the river. The accident was unnoticed at the time and when the body was discovered in the water and recovered it was found that life was extinct. A Court of Inquiry has been held this day at East London but the finding has not been given up to the time of sailing. The master has handed over to me the account of deceased's wages together with the discharge book and the balance of wages due to deceased amounting to £3:5:9 which I have examined and certify to be correct. The remainder of the deceased's personal effects have been retained by the master and I have taken an inventory of the same which will be found endorsed in the official log under my official stamp and signature. /s/ Shipping Office, East London."
From the Maritime History Archive at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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Owner of original: Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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 | Clan Chisholm "Agreement and Account of Crew"
Page 5 - Voyage from Glasgow (9 July 1912) to India and back to the UK - Birkenhead (25 November 1912). From the Maritime History Archive at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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Owner of original: Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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| 305 |
 | Clement Parker - 1911 U.K. Census Report
The 1911 census report shows Clement Parker, age 64, a gardener - domestic and widower, born in Somerset (Hutton). He is living with Agnes Styles, age 74, a widow, his housekeeper. She was born in Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire.
They are living at 7 Foxton Lane, Caterham, Surrey - a dwelling with three rooms.
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Date: 2 Apr 1911
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| 306 |
 | Clement Parker - Sarah Ann Morgan Marriage Certificate - 10 Jun 1867
Married at Church of Emmanuel, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. Witnesses are George Godby and Rachel Morgan.
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Date: 10 Jun 1867
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| 307 |
 | Clement Parker Birth Certificate
Born on 10 Oct 1846 in Hutton, Somerset.
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Date: 17 Oct 1846
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| 308 |
 | Clement Parker Death Certificate - Christmas Day 1922
Clement Parker, age 76, died of apoplexy in a meadow at Longmead, Caterham M.D. (Military Depot?) on Christmas Day 1922. He lived at The Cottage, Longmead, and was shown as a gardener (domestic). The Coroner for Surrey, F. J. Nightingale, held an inquest on 29 Dec 1922.
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Date: 1 Jan 1923
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| 309 |
 | Closure of Hawaiian Island Flowers and Foliage
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 13 Nov 1959
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| 310 |
 | Commissioner for Pensions - Letter dated 18 May 1918
"In response to your letter of the tenth instant, you are advised that it appears that Major General John Stark was allowed a pension by a Special Act of Congress dated December 28, 1818, at the rate of $60 per month, commencing August 16, 1817. The certificate of pension issued January 15, 1819, and was sent to Caleb Stark, Pembroke, New Hampshire. He was also allowed 850 acres of bounty land under Warrant No. 1879, which issued May 30, 1796. There is no further data on file relative to family or services [...]"
Publication Number: M804
Publication Title: Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files
Publisher: NARA
State: New Hampshire
Veteran Surname Starts With: S
Veteran Surname: Stark
Veteran Given Name: John
Pensioner Surname: [BLANK]
Pensioner Given Name: [BLANK]
Service: Continental N.H.
Pension Number: S 7926
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Owner of original: www.footnote.com
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 | Commonwealth of Australia - Document of Identity
Issued by the Commonwealth of Australia in lieu of a passport for travel from the U.K. to Australia. This document covered (1) Frank Todd Wilson, born 16 May 1907 in Belfast, married, 5 ft 5 inches, grey eyes, grey hair; (2) Marjorie Doreen Wilson, born 9 Oct 1922 in Torquay, 5 feet 4 inches, hazel eyes, brown hair; and (3) Jean Mary Wilson, born 15 May 1955. Issued 20 May 1970, reference CG510.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 20 May 1970
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 | Complete List of Foreigners Who are Now Citizens of the United States
James W Wilkinson - By Judge Estee - From 14 June to 1 September 1900 - "The Hawaiian Gazette" - Honolulu, Hawaii - 4 September 1900
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Owner of original: Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress
Date: 4 Sep 1900
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| Craig Walsh - Birth Announcements from Honolulu Star Bulletin and Honolulu Advertiser
Noting that John Walsh was a radio announcer for KGMB.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 14 May 1949
Place: Honolulu, Hawaii
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| Craig Walsh and Marjorie Wilson Wilesmith Marriage Certificate
Married in Kaahumanu Church, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii - 26 Apr 1986. Marriage witnessed by Ian Hallsworth and Harold E. Johnson.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 26 Apr 1986
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| Craig Walsh Birth Notice
Born on Grandfather Wilkinson's birthday.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Owner of original: Honolulu Advertiser
Date: 12 May 1949
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| Craig Walsh's Baby Book
Craig had not one, but two, baby books - containing cards, lockets of hair from first haircut, etc. This page shows baby's footprint and photographs taken on 21 May 1949 on the way home from Kapiolani Maternity Hospital.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 21 May 1949
Place: Honolulu, Hawaii
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| Craig Wilkinson Walsh Birth Certificate
Born in Kapiolani Maternity Hospital at 12:10 AM on 11 May 1949 - a Caesarean birth, deliberately scheduled so Craig would be born on his grandfather's birthday.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 11 May 1949
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 | Crew List of the "Calchas"
The crew list showing Francis (Frank) Wilson's service as carpenter on the "Calchas" from 14 Oct 1911 (at Birkenhead) until termination of voyage on 9 Feb 1912 (in London). His monthly pay was £7 0s 0d. The "Calchas" was built in Greenock in 1899, and was torpedoed and sunk by the Germans in 1917 as she sailed from New York with munitions on board. Abstract by Len Barnett.
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 | Crocker-Langley City Directory, San Francisco, 1896
Eliza Wyser, a widow, is shown as living at 56 South Park, San Francisco.
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Date: 1896
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| 320 |
 | Crumpler Farmily Bible
Transcript from Patrick Dommett
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Owner of original: Patrick Dommett
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 | Daily Dispatch Articles - August - September 1912 - East London, South Africa
These few clippings are quite poignant. The "Clan Chisholm" sails in to East London at 6:35 AM on 29 Aug 1912 from Algoa Bay (a wide inlet along the South African east coast, some 425 miles east of the Cape of Good Hope - the city of Port Elizabeth is situated in the bay) and docks at Number 3 wharf. On 30 Aug 1912 Francis Wilson falls into the river unnoticed, and drowns. On 2 Sep 1912, at 7:54 AM, the "Clan Chisholm" sails for Delagoa Bay (now Maputo Bay, or Baia de Maputois, an inlet of the Indian Ocean on the coast of Mozambique). Francis Wilson's body is sent to the East London Cemetery.
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Owner of original: Daily Dispatch - East London, South Africa
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 | Daniel Crumpler - Baptized 27 May 1690
From The Registers of Almer, Page 17
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Owner of original: Ancestry.co.uk
Date: 27 May 1690
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 | Dave Donnelly's Hawaii Column - 11 Nov 1970
Reverend Akaka to visit White House in early 1971 at President Nixon's invitation and will take Hawaiian dolls and batiks made by Shirley Walsh of Shirl-iti
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 11 Nov 1970
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| Death Certificate - Alice (Dadau) Allen - Sacramento - 18 Apr 2000
State of California certificate of death, Sacramento County, state file 3200034002916 (certified copy issued 19 Sep 2008). Alice Allen, born 08/11/1929 in Michigan; died 04/18/2000 at 14:30, aged 70, at Mercy Care (convalescent hospital), 862 39th Street, Sacramento. Married; 16 years of education; homemaker, own home, 30 years. Residence 1733 Deadwood Court, Cool, El Dorado County 95614 (20 years in the county). Informant John Allen, husband, same address; surviving spouse John B. Allen. Father Alex Dadau, born Greece; mother Evangeline Kafkakis, born Greece. Cause: cardiopulmonary failure (2 weeks) due to myasthenia gravis (2 years); other significant condition thymoma; no autopsy. Physician Stephen Knox MD, Sacramento. Disposition 04/26/2000, CR/BU (cremation and burial), New Auburn District Cemetery, 1040 Collins Drive, Auburn CA 95603; Lassila Funeral Chapels. Registered 04/21/2000.
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Owner of original: Sacramento County Clerk-Recorder
Date: 18 Apr 2000
Place: Sacramento, California
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![Death Certificate - Alice [Bushby] Raby - Washington State Board of Health](documents/thumb_Alice-Raby-DC.jpg "Death Certificate - Alice [Bushby] Raby - Washington State Board of Health") | Death Certificate - Alice [Bushby] Raby - Washington State Board of Health
This death certificate shows that Alice Raby died on 3 Nov 1918 of broncho pneumonia following Spanish influenza. She was attended by E. L. Carlsen, M.D. from 28 Oct 1918 to the time of her death, at 10:15 PM.
She is shown as born on 14 Aug 1881 in Australia, and employed as a nurse. Her father is shown as James Bushly [Bushby], and her mother as Martha Aitken. she is a 37 year old widow, yet the informant is Lewis J. Raby, 1651 South 35th Street, believed to be her husband. She was buried in Oakwood Cemetery on 6 Nov 1918.
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Date: 6 Nov 1918
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 | Death Certificate - Anthony Vahey
Died 1 August 1941 in Royal Infirmary, Manchester. Age 75 years, formerly a scaffolder's labourer, cause of death septicaemia and epididymo-orchitis (with orchidectomy). Certified by F.S.A. Doran, FRCS. Informant John Vahey, son - living at same address (5 Sackville Street, Salford 3).
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Date: 2 Aug 1941
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 | Death Certificate - Charles Edward Doyle - 23 Feb 1991
The death certificate shows that Charles Edward Doyle died on 23 Feb 1991 in Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, from a chest infection and COAD [chronic obstructive airways disease]. He was born in Miles Platting, Manchester on 26 Nov 1907, and was a retired railway vehicle builder. The informant was Josephine Doyle, his widow. Their usual address was 6 Chigwell Close, Manchester M22.
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Date: 25 Feb 1991
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 | Death Certificate - Eliza Bula Boyt - 25 Feb 1921
The death certificate shows that Eliza Bula Boyt, age 78, died from (1) myocardial degeneration, and (2) cardiac failure at 49 Haslemere Avenue, Ealing, London. Her residence address was 3 Queen Alexandra Road, Bemerton, Salisbury. She was the widow of Charles Feltham, a retired police officer. Present at the death was E. C. Riegen, her son-in-law.
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Date: 26 Feb 1921
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 | Death Certificate - Joseph Boyt, Farmer - 23 Sep 1852 - Arne, Dorset
Age 50, death from "King's Evil," onset several years ago. Elizabeth Masters, of Arne, present at death.
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Date: 25 Sep 1852
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![Death Certificate - Phyllis Agnes [Bushby] Lawrance - 19 Jan 1942](documents/thumb_Phyllis-Agnes-Bushby-DCw.jpg "Death Certificate - Phyllis Agnes [Bushby] Lawrance - 19 Jan 1942") | Death Certificate - Phyllis Agnes [Bushby] Lawrance - 19 Jan 1942
Death from acute dilatation of stomach (2 days), Caesarean section (3 days), contracted pelvis (years), Infantile paralysis (many years). Attending physician: S. R. Peters. Died at the Netherleigh Private Hospital, Randwick, New South Wales; usual residence 26 Pevensey Street, Canley Value, New South Wales. Father Frederick Bushby, electrician; mother Sybil Blance Dwyer. Informant: W. J. Lawrance. Cremated at Rookwood Cemetery, New South Wales. Children of marriage: William A. J. Lawrance, 3 days old, living.
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Date: 20 Jan 1942
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 | Death Certificate - William W. Wilson (Otto Wiser)
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| 332 |
 | Death Certificate for Ann McGuire Wilkinson
Died on 5 Oct 1875, Age 27, at home -- with her husband J. Wilkinson present at the time of death.
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Date: 6 Oct 1875
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 | Death certificate for Col. John Ray - 18 Oct 1847
Death certificate shows death at age 68 from "fitts." He died in Manchester, New Hampshire, and was interred in his yard.
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Date: 24 Feb 1906
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 | Death Certificate for Francis Wilson - East London, South Africa
Researched on our behalf by Ann Clarkson - [email protected]
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Place: East London, South Africa
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 | Death Certificate of Ann Louise Parker - 11 Mar 1953
Death certificate shows Ann Louise Parker, an 82-year-old spinster, died on 11 Mar 1953 at 52 Leigh Sinton Road, Malvern Link. She is shown as "no occupation, daughter of Clement Parker, a gardener (domestic), deceased." Cause of death: (1) Left ventricular failure, (2) bronchopneumonia, (3) chroic bronchitis - after postmortem without inquest. Informant F. Wilson, nephew.
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Date: 16 Mar 1953
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 | Death Certificate of Charles Feltham - 8 Feb 1921
Charles Feltham, a Metropolitan Police pensioner, died at age 74 on 8 Feb 1921. He died at 3 Queen Alexandra Road, Bemerton, Nr. Salisbury, Wiltshire. Cause of death was carcinoma ventriculi, or stomach cancer, and heart failure. There was no post mortem. The informant was J. Pickett, his nephew, present at death. Mr. Pickett lived at 5 Pembroke Road, Bemerton.
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Date: 8 Feb 1921
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| Decree Absolute - Wilesmith v Wilesmith - Worcester County Court 85 D 1525 - 20 Mar 1986
In the Worcester County Court, no. of matter 85 D 1525. Between Marjorie Janet Wilesmith, petitioner, and Peter Anthony Wilesmith, respondent. Referring to the decree made on 5 February 1986 that the marriage solemnised on 28 March 1970 at the Register Office in the District of Malvern in the County of Worcester be dissolved unless cause be shown within six weeks, and no cause having been shown, it is certified that the decree was on 20 March 1986 made final and absolute and the marriage thereby dissolved. Dated 20 March 1986. Court office 44 Foregate Street, Worcester WR1 1EQ. Form D37, Certificate making Decree Nisi Absolute (Divorce). Date stamp 24 Mar 1986; "PAL" pencilled at the top. (A reissued copy of 20 May 1997 is the next media item.)
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Owner of original: Worcester County Court
Date: 20 Mar 1986
Place: Worcester, Worcestershire, England
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| Decree Absolute - Wilesmith v Wilesmith - Worcester County Court 85 D 1525 - reissued copy 20 May 1997
Reissued copy (20 May 1997) of the Worcester County Court certificate making the decree nisi absolute in matter 85 D 1525, Marjorie Janet Wilesmith v Peter Anthony Wilesmith: decree nisi 5 Feb 1986; made final and absolute 20 Mar 1986; marriage of 28 Mar 1970 at Malvern Register Office dissolved. Same content as the 1986 original (previous media item).
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Owner of original: Worcester County Court
Date: 20 May 1997
Place: Worcester, Worcestershire, England
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| 339 |
 | Delwin C. Wilkinson - Obituary, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 4 Sep 2000
Delwin C. Wilkinson, 65, of Kaneohe, a retired Hawaiian Dredging employee, died August 28. Born in Hilo. Survived by wife Naomi; sons Michael "Kimo" and Mark; mother Sarah; and seven grandchildren. Burial at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery.
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Date: 4 SEP 2000
Place: Honolulu, Hawaii
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 | Delwin Wilkinson Knocked Unconscious By Falling Lumber
The four-foot piece of lumber fell 19 floors and hit Delwin Wilkinson on the head. He was wearing a safety helmet. The accident happened during the construction of the Ala Moana Building at 1441 Kapiolani Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 28 Sep 1960
21.2926923, -157.8430202
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 | Delwin Wilkinson Obituary
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Owner of original: Honolulu Advertiser
Date: 4 Sep 2000
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 | Descendants of Alice Mabel Charles - handwritten family notes (Generation 7) - page 2
Page 2: Mavis Watkinson, born 23.2.21, married Vince Stanley; children Richard and Robert Stanley. Generation 7: Janet Audrey Bailey, born 19.5.42 Kettering, married Brian Michael Paling on 11.1.1964 at the Parish Church, Kettering; Brian (son of Wilfred Paling and Florence ?) was born 31.3.1936, Corby (divorced ?1982); children Rachel Alexis Paling, born 28.3.1970 Kettering, and Stewart Christopher Matthew Paling, born 22.4.72 Kettering. Murray Cecil Stewart Bailey, born 3.5.44 Kettering, married Raymondo Perpignani in Hong Kong, ?1976; children Nicole Bailey (18.2.1977, H.K.), Dominic ("Carlo") Bailey and Duncan ("Pepe") Bailey (both 7.6.1978, H.K.).
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 | Descendants of Alice Mabel Charles - handwritten family notes (Generations 5-6) - page 1
Handwritten notes, author unknown, numbered "Generation 5" to "Generation 7". Page 1: Alice Mabel Charles, born 24.9.1884?, died 18.11.1967 in Elm Bank Residential Home, Kettering; married George Watkinson, born 21.11.1888 Walpole St Peter, Norfolk, died 22.5.1965/6. Children: Audrey Vera Watkinson, born 25.9.1914, died 16.1.96 in Kettering; Dennis, born Jan 1917, died Nov 1919; Dorothy Mabel Watkinson, born 23.2.1921; Mavis Eileen Watkinson, born the same day (ditto marks). Audrey married Cecil Bert Bailey, born 14.2.1915 Potton, Beds, on 4.5.40 at St Andrew's Church, Kettering (son of Bert Bailey and Florence Percival); he died 16.10.2004; children Janet Audrey Bailey, born 19.5.1942 Kettering, and Murray Cecil Stewart Bailey, born 3.5.1944. Dorothy married Victor A. Stanley, born 8.9.1919?, died ?.5.2002; children Michael V. (24.3.1950), Peter J. (26.4.1952), Colin C. (14.10.1955).
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 | Determination Of Heir in Boyd Estate Sought - Honolulu Star-Bulletin - 9 Jun 1948 - Page 20
"Whether a Masonic school in Sydney, Australia, is entitled to the bulk of the estate of the late Joseph Thompson Boyd of Honolulu will be determined at hearings scheduled to begin June 26 before Circuit Judge Willson C. Moore ... He left an estate of $135,000 here and property worth $15,000 in Australia. An official of the Hawaiian Trust Co. estimated that total assets have increased to nearly $200,000. Mr. Boyd's will provides that after the death of other heirs, the estate goes to trustees of the Edith Boyd memorial trust fund in care of the N.S.W. Masonic school in Sydney. However, in a petition filed in circuit court, the Hawaiian Trust Co. asserts 'a substantial doubt exists as to whether ... the Edith Boyd memorial trust fund was ever created.' ... Pratt, Tavares & Cassidy, attorneys for 13 Australians who claim to be trustees of the fund, submitted photostatic copies of 35 letters written by them and Mr. Boyd in an effort to prove the existence of the fund." Newspapers.com image 269561944.
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 9 Jun 1948
Place: Honolulu, Hawaii
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 | Dog Fashion Show at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Helen King Wilkinson's Bedlington terrier, Melinda, was the "pet of the show."
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 27 Mar 1966
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 | Dudley W. Walsh - WWII Draft Registration Card
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 | Dudley W. Walsh Death Certificate - 20 Feb 1950
New Hampshire certified abstract of death no. 00008137, issued 30 Mar 1993. Dudley W. Walsh died 20 Feb 1950 at Manchester, N.H., aged 60; born 1890 in Ireland; married; residence Manchester, N.H. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery (New), Manchester. The abstract does not give cause of death or informant.
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Owner of original: State of New Hampshire
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| Eddie Sherman Column - Honolulu Advertiser - 6 Aug 1964
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Owner of original: Honolulu Advertiser
Date: 6 Aug 1964
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 | Edethe Crumplere, Daughter of John Crumplere, Christened 23 Dec 1545
From the transcription of the Almer (Dorset) parish records, page 1. From Ancestry.co.uk.
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Owner of original: Ancestry.co.uk
Date: 23 Dec 1545
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 | Edith Crumpler - Administration Bond - 1633 - Page 1
Crumpler Editha de Winterborne Kingston
1] Septimo die mens[is] Novembris An[n]o
On the Seventh day of November in the year
2] D[omi]ni 1633 Concessa fuit Administratio
of our Lord 1633, the administration
3] bonoru[m] & c[etera] Edithæ Crumpler Du[m] vixit de
of the goods et cetera of Edith Crumpler, deceased, while she lived
4] Winterborne Kingston in Com[itatu] Dorset’ iur[isdictio]nis
of the parish of Winterbourne in the county of Dorset and the peculiar
5] pecul[iaris] Deca[na]l[is] Sarum Defunct[e] Joh[an]ni Crumpler
jurisdiction of the Dean of Sarum, was granted to John Crumpler
6] filio n[atu]rali et l[egi]timo d[i]c[t]e defunct[e] in debita
the natural and lawful son of the said deceased, who was sworn in due
7] Juris forma Jurat[o] de fidel[ite]r administrand[o]
form of law to faithfully administer
8] eade[m] bona & c[etera] ac de solvend[o] debita & c[etera]
the same goods et cetera and for the paying of debts et cetera
9] Necnon de exhibend[o] In[venta]riu[m] & c[etera] citra primu[m]
and also to exhibit an inventory et cetera before the first
10] Diem Decembris prox[imum] Necnon de redden[do]
day of December next and also to render
11] Comp[otu]m & [cetera] Salvo iure Cuiuscu[m]q[ue]./
and account et cetera, saving the right of whomsoever.
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Owner of original: Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office
Date: 1633
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