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Died of typhoid - only age 20 | Jaeger, Dorothea (I513973329)
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DISCREPANCY: Gloria Crumpler Vester's database (Gloria tree, person I268) gives birth 1883 and death 1958 ; this tree has birth 24 Dec 1885 and death 05 Sep 1960. Both shown until a primary record settles it. | Crumpler, Charles Festus (I513984104)
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DISCREPANCY: Gloria Crumpler Vester's database (Gloria tree, person I3597) gives birth FEB 1854 Sampson County, NC and death 23 APR 1918 Clinton, Sampson County, NC; this tree has birth 31 Aug 1851 and death 05 Apr 1918. Both shown until a primary record settles it. | Crumpler, Gaston Henry (I513984106)
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DISCREPANCY: in the 1881 census (Christchurch) this daughter of Frederick and Charlotte, aged 5 and born Boscombe, is listed as Caroline, not Charlotte. | Crumpler, Charlotte (I513983690)
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DISCREPANCY: Jan P.'s Crumpler compilation gives Robert's birth as about 1843 at Lytchett Minster (son of Stephen Crumpler and Mary Jane Jeffery); this tree has about 1848 at Lytchett Matravers. Neither has been checked against the baptism register. | Crumpler, Robert (I1429)
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DISCREPANCY: Kevin Crumpler's 1881 census transcription gives this Eliza (62, widow, Tincleton, with her son John) as "nee BLACKMORE". This tree has her maiden name as House, and her sons carry House as a middle name, which supports House. Both shown until a marriage record is checked. | House, Eliza (I1588)
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DISCREPANCY: the 1881 census (Lytchett Matravers) lists him as "George Edward", 38, farmer, with wife Ellen (26) and baby Kate Elizabeth. The family matches, but his age implies birth about 1843, not 1846. | Crumpler, George Edwin Osmond (I0933)
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DISCREPANCY: the 1881 census (Tyneham) gives his name as Samuel Talbot Crumpler. His mother was Charity Mary Talbot, which supports Talbot as his middle name rather than Thomas. | Crumpler, Samuel Thomas (I0808)
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DISCREPANCY: the 1881 census lists Robert's mother as "Lavinia (Viney)", 77, widow, born Lytchett Matravers. Viney is the usual pet form of Lavinia, so her first name was probably Lavinia rather than Elizabeth. Name kept as entered until a baptism or marriage record is checked. | Langdown, Elizabeth Viney (I0915)
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DISCREPANCY: the death date 2 Oct 1987 cannot be right for a woman born about 1824; probably a typing slip for 1887 or 1897. Kept as entered until the source is checked. She is listed in the 1881 census at Tincleton, aged 57, born Langton, wife of Thomas the bootmaker. | Ann (I1606)
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DISCREPANCY: this tree gives Annie's death as 1862, but the 1881 census (Kevin Crumpler's transcription) lists Annie, 19, dressmaker, born Portsmouth, living with her parents James George and Emma at Wareham. Either the death date belongs to an older sister of the same name or it is wrong. Death date kept until checked. | Crumpler, Annie (I1629)
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DISCREPANCY: this tree gives her birth as 4 Apr 1891. Jan P.'s Crumpler compilation gives 1874 at Organford. Her parents Samuel Thomas Crumpler and Tabitha Dorcas Burbidge married on 26 Aug 1874, so either is possible; she married Harry Seward Ridges in 1908, which fits 1891 better (aged about 17) than 1874 (about 34). Kept as 1891 until the birth registration is checked. | Crumpler, Violet Daisy Matilda (I0810)
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DISCREPANCY: this tree gives her birthplace as Poole; the 1881 census (Sutton, Surrey, general servant) gives Lytchett Matravers. | Crumpler, Caroline (I0862)
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Dora May Fripp
Death Notice: from The Geraldton Express, Friday 23rd October, 1908. "Local & General."
The only child of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fripp, of Shenton Street, Dora May, aged seven years, died
from measles on Wednesday evening at 5 o' clock, and was buried in the Wesleyan Cemetery yesterday. The service was conducted by Lieutenant Meeks, of the Salvation Army. The Rechabites, of which deceased was a member, were represented at the funeral.
The following sent wreaths etc. :- Father and Mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. Menkin and family, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Mountain and family, A.H. Mountain and Co.'s employees, Hilda and Muriel Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wells and family, Mr. and Mrs. V. Woolhouse and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.J de Lucey, Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Critch and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carson and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould, Mrs. Theakston and Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. F. Scaresbrook, Capt. Peart and Lieut. Meeks (Salvation Army), Mrs. Marchant, Mrs. Pollitt, and Miss Pager, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Towler, Mr. and Mrs. A. Towler and family, Misses T. and B. Loncy, Mr. Sam Been, Young People and
Guards (Salvation Army Corps), Mr. and Mrs. Fathers and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis, Mrs. Carpenter and family, Miss Kent, Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson, members of the Rechabites. | Fripp, Dora May (I1856)
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DUPLICATE: this family (John S. Crumpler and Alcey Eliza Bass) is entered twice, here and as F513881925, which holds their children. To be merged. | Family: John S. Crumpler / Alcey Eliza Bass (F473)
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E-mail dated 15 Sep 09 from Maree Bouwer nee Mignon Maree McLean. | BOUWER, Willem (I000000601984891)
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E-mail dated 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] In Salem Memorial Park, I found Rachel's parents, Hattie Morris (who is buried under the name Yetta Morris) and her husband Kieve (who is buried under the name Kevy Morris) and their grve locations are Block 1, Section A, Lot 7 - Grave 5 for Hattie and Grave 6 for Kieve." [[email protected]] | Stein, Hattie (I18)
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E-mail dated 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] In Salem Memorial Park, I found Rachel's parents, Hattie Morris (who is buried under the name Yetta Morris) and her husband Kieve (who is buried under the name Kevy Morris) and their grve locations are Block 1, Section A, Lot 7 - Grave 5 for Hattie and Grave 6 for Kieve." [[email protected]] | Morris, Kieve (I17)
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E-mail dated 4 Apr 2019 from CAROL ANNE ELTRINGHAM | DEWAR, Oliver Lawrence (I000000601984850)
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E-mail from daughter Pauline Wendy Crumpler dated 2 Aug 09 (sent via Genes Reunited) indicates her father's birthday was in September. Date of birth shown as 22 Sep 1919 on death record. | Crumpler, Leslie Victor (I1699)
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E-mail from Enid Bushby dated 14 Aug 2009:
"I went up to the Whitehaven record office earlier this week with our nephew. We found a book recording the 'monuments' from St. Bees cemetery that had been removed when the area was grassed over to make the graveyard easier to maintain. Looking through the booklet I found an entry relating to the Bushby family. It had been added in on a separate page, indicating, possibly, that it had been difficult to read or that it was found after the bulk of the monuments were catalogued. It was number 32 and a gap was left in the chronological order indicating that it was missing at the time of writing.
At the top of the inserted page was written LATIN which one of the staff in the office thought could have indicated that there had been an inscription in Latin that was indecipherable.
Underneath this was:-
James Busby died June 9th 1844 age 47. (Bolding is mine indicating different spelling )
Jane the wife of the above died Jan. 2nd 1875 age 71
Also John their son died Sept 4th 1863 age 28
Also George their son who died March 21st 1907 age 68 | Bushby, James (I513983598)
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E-mail received 16 Jun 2008 from Judith Edmonson, Home of Peace Cemetery, Colma, California: "I manage three of the four Jewish cemeteries in Colma, California. [...] When I checked Home of Peace Cemetery, I did find a Rachel King, who passed away Jan 15, 1941. she is entombed in the Emanu-El Indoor Mausoleum, and the location is Crypt 24-3. At the time she passed away her arrangements were care of a Mr. J. Allen in San Francisco." [[email protected]] | Morris, Rachel (I9)
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Edward Charles Oliver was a Goldminer from youth onwards, until camel and donkey teamster 1926. Rd. Bd. Contracts 1951-52 Perth, farmer Chidlow 1964-1968. Self taught - no formal school.
source Dicitonary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Volume 5 The Golden Years 1889-1914 - Compiled by Rica Erickson. - page 685 | Oliver, Edward Charles (I1456)
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EHESCHLIESSUNG: Er war 37 Jahre verheiratet und hatte 10 Kinder, 4 Söhne und 2 Töchter leben noch | Geißel, Johann Balthasar (I696)
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Either date of birth or death must be incorrect, as otherwise she lived to age 122. Seems unlikely. | Jackson, Elizabeth Anne (I513984365)
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Elbert Erastus Crumpler, son of Gaston Crumpler and Henrietta (Etta) Williamson: born 16 May 1889, died 14 Jul 1914 at Goldsboro, Wayne County, buried 15 Jul 1914 in Springvale Cemetery, Clinton (North Carolina death certificate; headstone photographed by Charlene Ward). He married Maggie McMillan at Goldsboro on 2 May 1909 (Wayne County marriage register, which names his parents as Gaston and Etta Crumpler); their son Elbert Norwood Crumpler was born in 1913. The 1913 birth record of the son calls the father Erastus Cooper Crumpler, so his full name may have been Elbert Erastus Cooper or Erastus Cooper; the stone has Elbert Erastus. This tree previously had him twice (once under his parents, once as Elbert Norwood's father with no parents); the two records are now one. | Crumpler, Elbert Erastus (I602073890)
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Elder daughter of F. E. Rose, late Executive Engineer, Punjab (Times of India marriage notice, 30 Nov 1901). Aunt Min's letter says that after George's death his widow and children went back to her own family, "Indian Civil Servants too", and contact was lost. | Rose, Gertrude Verschoyle (I602074842)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bushby, Nicholas Paul (I513984019)
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Elizabeth Crumpler was also christened at Harbridge on 27.06.1819
source: Kevin Crumpler, www.crumpler.org | Crumpler, Elizabeth (I1554)
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Email Document. | Source (X000000000090915)
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Email sent by Robert Smith to me. 18.03.2001. | Source (S02924)
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EMPLOYERS (researched 2 Nov 2026). (1) By 1881 and in 1882: Edwin Fowler, draper and magistrate of Pontypool (1881 census; Western Mail, 1 Jun 1882, the orchids). (2) 1891: gardener living at St Mary's Cottage, Clytha Park, Newport; the employer is not named in the census. (3) 1901: Springfield Lodge, Waterloo Road, Newport, next to Springfield, home of Theophilus John Beynon, shipowner, almost certainly his employer. (4) 1921: working gardener to A. H. Wallis, private gentleman, Knaresdale, Caterham. He died in 1922 at The Cottage, Longmead, Caterham.
LADY LYONS OR LINES? Aunt Min's letter remembered a grand lady, "Lady Lyons - or perhaps Lines", as godmother to Clement's eldest daughter Minnie. In 1901 the Parkers' next-door neighbours but one, at 1 Stow Park Avenue, were Horace Sampson Lyne, Newport solicitor and later president of the Welsh Rugby Union, and his wife Mary. INFERENCE ONLY: the remembered name may be a memory of the Lyne family, Newport gentry whom the Parkers knew as neighbours. Minnie was born in 1868, when Horace was a boy, so if a Lyne was her godmother it would have been an older woman of that family. Not proven.
HUNTLEY & PALMERS: family lore of a connection with the biscuit family has not been found in any record so far. | Parker, Clement (I513973355)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gelmi, Corinne (I2085)
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Entered the business in 1882 and, out of jealousy, turned on Otto Wyser - the man
to whom, in Eduard Bally's words, he owed so much. Wyser withdrew his balance and
left without a word.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally". | Bally, Arnold (BI602073261B)
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Erin O'Shaughnessy, Personal Knowledge, Source Medium: Other
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Erin's Adjustment to verfiy later, Source Medium: Other
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Ernest Robert Hunt was a Private in the 28th Batallion, Australian Infantry, AIF. who died aged 23 on Saturday, 29th July, 1916.
Private Hunt was the son of Robert Henry and Sarah Hunt of Margarett St., Midland Junction, Western Australia. Born at Guildford, Western Australia.
Remembered with honour Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, Somme, Frances.
source: Commonwealth War Graves Commission, (website)
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Ethel applied for membership to the National Society of the Daughters ofthe American Revolution, Washington, DC January 23, 1925. Approved formembership April 18, 1925.
References:
Index to Record of Revolutionary Service - page 732
Centennial Record January 17, 1885 - page 108 | Tiedeman, Ethel D. (I417)
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Exact date of birth from Crumpler Family Bible. | Crumpler, Jesse (I0894)
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Exact date of birth provided by Enid Bushby by e-mail dated 21 Apr 2009. | Bushby, William (I513984296)
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Exact date of death provided by Enid Bushby by e-mail dated 21 Apr 2009. Enid advised 4 Jul 1956, but BMD index and John Bushby chart indicate 4 Jan 1956. | Bushby, William (I513984296)
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EXTRACT FROM W.A. Newspapers, Wed, March 14,1928. Death Notices
FRIPP: On Monday, March 12, at 139 Loftus Street, Leederville, Elizabeth, devoted mother of Eliza (Mrs. Truslove, Albany) Robert (dec'd), Steven and Ernest (Geraldton) Edith (Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. Lawley), Elizabeth (Nurse Wahl, Leederville) and William (Dassendean); sister of Eliza Jackson (Leederville) and Robert Hunt (Midland Junction).
"Peace Perfect Peace"
No funeral notice.
| Hunt, Elizabeth Mary Ann (I1511)
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Family from the 1881 census, Wareham Lady St Mary: John (37, brewer's labourer, born Lytchett Minster), wife Sarah (30, born Chettle) and son Lewis (11). Lewis is in this tree as I513984188 under John Crumpler and Sarah Ann Hurlstone; the census suggests he is this couple's son instead. Not moved yet; needs checking. | Family: John Crumpler / Sarah (F601968879)
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Family Letters. | Source (X000000000090908)
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Farmer and station owner "Murrum", Yalgoo.
| Fitzgerald, Wiliam Richard (I1820)
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Farmer, Prospector, Yalgoo.
source: Dictioary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Volume 4 Part 2 Compiled by Rica Erickson page 1227
Farmer, Prospector, Yalgoo.
Source: Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians Pre 1829-1888 volume 3 K-Q
Compiled by Rica Erickson - page 2375
A concrete slab was layed by Robert William Moorehead for Thomas Richard Oliver on the 230.08.1951 at Morawa Cemetery, Western Australia | Oliver, Thomas Richard (I1458)
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Fathers name was Hans Anderson - so son was named son of Hans or Hansen - daughter would be Hansdatter! | Hansen, Rasmus (I602071251)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Anglican Section B Row 13, Plot 983 - Cause of death: typhoid fever | Aitken, Bella (I513983984)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Church of England, Section B, No. 978/979 | Tunbridge, Edward Richard (I513984274)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Church of England, Section B, No. 978/979. | Baker, Maria (I513984275)
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