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SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
HOWLAND John Broadbridge BRUNGAR Hester M 14 Oct 1826 both of this parish - banns. Wit: Jane Howland; Abraham Bailey; Edward Rolfe Preston-Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
HOWLAND Robert George CARTER Mary Ann M 25 Nov 1888 he bachelor, 25, mariner, residing 7 Westgate Road, father Alfred Howland, labourer and she spinster, 20, no occupation, residing 9 Well Lane, father Charles William Carter, labourer, deceased. Wit: Thomas Arnold, Jane Amelia Howland Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
HOWLAND Thomas CODHAM Ann M 03 Dec 1770 bachelor of Faversham & Ann Codham, spinster, of this parish Seasalter BT
HOWLAND Thomas FRIEND Sarah M 16 Oct 1781 bachelor, of Boughton-Blean & Sarah Friend, spinster, of this parish Throwley AD
HOWLAND Thomas BROADBRIDGE Elizabeth M 09 Dec 1787 he bachelor, she spinster, both of this parish Faversham PR AD
HOWLAND Thomas ING Eliza MB 22 Apr 1827 he of this parish, she of Faversham, banns also called 8 & 15 Apr Preston-Faversham PR
HOWLAND Thomas ING Elizabeth M 28 Apr 1827 he bachelor of Preston-Faversham, she spinster of this parish - banns . Wit: Abraham Fright Faversham PR BT
HOWLAND Thomas James DUNK Frances Mary M 26 Jan 1875 he bachelor, 25, butcher, residing at Throwley, father George Howland, tilemaker and she spinster, 23, no occupation, residing West Street, father James Smith Dunk, baker. Wit: James Smith dunk, Harriet langton Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
HOLMES Isaiah John HOWLAND Ann M 25 Dec 1870 he bachelor, 21, smith, residing Church Street, father Edward Holmes, engineer and she spinster, 21, no occupation, residing Church Street, father John Howland, bailiff. Wit: Thomas Boxley Thurston, Esther Maria Holmes Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
BAILEY Abraham HOWLAND Elizabeth M 16 Feb 1828 both of this parish - banns. Wit: Esther & John Howland; Edward Rolfe Preston-Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS James HOWLAND Esther M 12 Oct 1814 he of Davington, she of this parish - banns. Wit: Harriet Howland Faversham PR BT
BAILEY Abraham HOWLAND Jane Elizabeth MB 10 Feb 1828 both of this parish, banns also called 27 Jan & 3 Feb Preston-Faversham PR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT Jeffery HOWLAND Sarah M 17 Oct 1818 bachelor, spinster, both of this parish - banns. Wit: William Howland, Esther Amos Faversham PR BT
PATCHING Isaac Jacob HOWLAND Selina Frances M 08 Sep 1888 he bachelor, 22, brickmaker, residing 37 Luton Road, father cha Patching, labourer and she spinster, 19, no occupation, residing 7 Westgate Road, father Alfred Howland, bootmaker. Wit: Ann Jane Baxter, Edward Spencer Baxter Faversham PR BT
RANSOM John HOWLAND Sophia M 23 Dec 1820 Sophia Howland, both of this parish - banns. Wit: John & Mary Elliott Preston-Faversham BT
RANSON John HOWLAND Sophia M 23 Dec 1820 both of this parish, he signed with mark - banns. Wit: James Elliott (signed with mark); Mary Elliott Preston-Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
RANSOM John C 07 Jul 1823 John/Sophia Ospringe PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
RANSOM George Howland TAYLOR Sarah Ann M 18 Apr 1847 he bachelor, of full age, labourer, residing Quay, father John Ransom, labourer and she spinster, of full age, no occupation, residing Partridge Lane, father John Taylor, labourer. Wit: John Taylor, Rebecca Brown Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
RANSOM George RUSSELL Amy M 15 Dec 1860 he bachelor, 23, labourer, residing Quay, father John Ransom, labourer and she spinster, 25, no occupation, residing Quay, father David Russell, blacksmith. Wit: Edward and Martha Ticknor Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
RANSOM John HOWLAND Sophia M 23 Dec 1820 both of this parish - banns. Wit: John & Mary Elliott Preston-Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS Caroline Elizabeth C 07 Apr 1866 William/Susanna, Abbey Place, mariner Faversham PR
AMOS Caroline Elizabeth C 08 Jul 1866 William/Susanna, Abbey Street, mariner Faversham PR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS Clara Sophia C 08 Aug 1858 William/Susanna, Abbey Place, mariner Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS Clara Sophia DBL 15 Jun 1861 Standard Rd., 3 Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS Ellen Esther SHE NOT MARRIED 1883 C 02 Sep 1860 William/Susan, Abbey Place, mariner Faversham BT
AMOS Emily Clara C 23 Mar 1865 William/Susanna, Abbey Street, mariner, privately, twin of William Stephen Faversham PR
AMOS Emily Clara C 25 Jun 1865 William/Susanna, Abbey Street, mariner Faversham PR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
COLLINS James Edward AMOS Emily Clara M 25 Nov 1883 he bachelor, 23, labourer, residing at Faversham, father Joseph Collins, labourer and she spinster, 19, no occupation, residing at Faversham, father William Amos, bargeman. Wit: William Amos, Ellen Esther Amos Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
COLLINS Alexander James C 07 Feb 1894 James Edward/Emily Clara Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS Fanny Phillis C 04 May 1856 William/Susanna, Abbey Place, mariner Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
AMOS William Stephen C 23 Mar 1865 William/Susanna, Abbey Street, mariner, privately, twin of Emily Clara Faversham PR
AMOS William Stephen C 25 Jun 1865 William/Susanna, Abbey Street, mariner, twin Faversham PR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOT Frances BN 08 Dec 1831 Jeffery/Sarah Howland Faversham Wesleyan CR
ELLIOT Frances C 08 Dec 1831 Jeffery/Sarah (nee Howland) Faversham BT, AD
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOT Mary Ann BN 06 Oct 1829 Jeffery/Sarah Howland Faversham Wesleyan CR
ELLIOT Mary Ann C 06 Oct 1829 Jeffery/Sarah (nee Howland) Faversham BT, AD
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT William C 02 Nov 1818 Jeffery/Sarah, labourer Preston-Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
HOWLAND Thomas ING Elizabeth M 28 Apr 1827 he bachelor of Preston-Faversham, she spinster of this parish - banns . Wit: Abraham Fright Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME BRIDESUR BRIDE GIV EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT James HOWLAND Mary M 12 Dec 1812 he of Oare & she of this parish Ospringe PR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT Sarah Ann C 11 Apr 1819 James/Mary Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT William James C 10 Nov 1816 James/Mary Faversham BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT Mary DBL 06 Apr 1851 Ospringe Street, 55 years Faversham PR BT
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
BAILEY Eliza B 10 Jul 1830 Abraham/Jane Elizabeth (nee Howland) Faversham BT AD
BAILEY Eliza BN 10 Jul 1830 Abraham/Jane Elizabeth Howland Faversham Wesleyan CR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
BAILEY Emma Elizabeth B 03 Apr 1829 Abraham/Jane Elizabeth (nee Howland) Faversham BT AD
BAILEY Emma Elizabeth BN 03 Apr 1829 Abraham/Jane Elizabeth Howland Faversham Wesleyan CR
SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
BAILEY Jane Maria C 29 Sep 1833 Abraham/Jane, labourer Preston-Faversham BT | BROADE AKA BROADBRIDGE, Elizabeth (I6791)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ANDREWS William C 1728 Henry/Elizabeth [nee Archley] Eastwell PR | ANDREWS, William (I17939)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
ELLIOTT Caroline C 09 Oct 1870 Charles/Mary Ann, Waller's Row, hay cutter Faversham PR | ELLIOT AKA AYLETT, Caroline (I19061)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
PAGE …………… DBL 27 Jan 1720 so John [no name recorded] Chartham BT | PAGE, John (I9305)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
SHEAF John C 07 Aug 1723 Caleb/Elizabeth, died soon after Godmersham BT | SHEAFE, Caleb (I13598)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME EVT DATE YEAR PARENTS/SPOUSE PLACE SOURCE
TILBY Phebe DBL 26 Jan 1691 wife of George Lenham BT | GILBERT, Phoebe (I15359)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE YEAR WILL TYPE VOLUME FOLIO FHL FILM #
JOHNSON John Barham 1625-1625 AD 17 RW 65 301 0188963
SURNAME GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE YEAR WILL TYPE VOLUME FOLIO FHL FILM #
JOHNSON John Barham 1680-1682 AD 17 RW 76 53 0188977
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CCA-U137 - OXENDEN DEEDS
Title Sale
Order Number CCA-U137/59
Date 16 Jan 1603
Description By John Johnson of Barham to Oliver Cowell of Wotton of 4 acres of land at Shelving in the parish of Barham.
Extent 1 doc
AccessStatus Open
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First name(s) John
Last name Johnson
Name note -
Marriage year 1595
Marriage date 02 Nov 1595
Marriage place Denton (Near Dover)
Spouse's first name(s) Mary
Spouse's last name Chaxfyld
Spouse's age -
Residence Denton (near Dover), Kent, England | JOHNSON, John (I17346)
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE YEAR WILL TYPE VOLUME FOLIO FHL FILM #
PRESTON John Faversham 1485 CC 32 RW 3 30 188834 | PRESTON, Mr (I17454)
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Surname is unclear in register. But, in https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=GBPRS%2FDEV%2F007270076%2F00171&parentid=GBPRS%2FDEV%2FMAR%2F133456%2F1 the surname is very clearly WARREN. | WARREN, Margaret (I16131)
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Surname of George is badly written and looks like Lucky | Family (F3685)
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| 4261 |
Surname spelled EALES | ELLIS, James (I12135)
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Surname spelling on birth registration is BEVIS | BEEVIS, Charles (I13894)
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Surname:
Elliott
Forenames:
James
Abode:
Saville Row, Walcot
Born (approx.):
1805
Age:
7
Buried:
27-Jun-1813
Cemetery:
Bathwick (Old St Mary's and St John's)
Burial Register:
18-48
Monumental Inscription:
No
Burial:
Yes | ELLIOTT, James ^ (I14651)
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| 4264 |
Surname:
Elliott
Forenames:
Louisa
Abode:
Saville Row, Walcot
Born (approx.):
1809
Age:
5
Buried:
28-Apr-1814
Cemetery:
Bathwick (Old St Mary's and St John's)
Burial Register:
18-96
Monumental Inscription:
No
Burial:
Yes | ELLIOTT, Louisa ^ (I14650)
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Surname: Elliott
Forenames: William
Abode: Barry Court
Born (approx.): 1780
Age: 53
Buried: 12-Jul-1833
Cemetery: Bathwick (Old St Mary's and St John's)
Burial Register: 19-50
Monumental Inscription: No
Burial: Yes | ELLIOTT, William (I14649)
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Susan was 'of Crundale' at the time of her marriage. | Family (F1472)
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Susanna Roe — 1622 Anglican William Tavistock
Suzanna Rowe — 1610 Anglican Peter Tawstock
Transcription
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Susan Rawe — 1618 Anglican Anthony Dunchideock | ROE, Susannah (I15092)
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Susanna was buried as being a widow. | BIRCH, Susanna (I5912)
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Sybella, sister of Robert de Gatton | DE GATTON, Sybella aka Alice (I13546)
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SYMON-GODSMAN-At the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen, on the 12th June, by the Rev. J. S. Stewart, North U. F. Church, assisted by the Rev. W. H. Leathem, Holburn Parish Church, William E. Symon, Aberdeen to Ruby, younget daughter of the late John Godsman, shipmaster, and of Mrs. Godsman, 174 Crown Street, Aberdeen.
[Source: Aberdeen Journal, Saturday, 13 June 1914] | Family (F5553)
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Tanfield of HarpooIe.
Arms : Quarterly — I and 4, Argent, two chevrons between three martlets Sable ;
2 and 3, Argent, a chevron Sable between three wolves' heads erased Gules (Lovell).
Another Coat: Quarterly — 1 and 4, Argent, two chevrons Sable each charged
with five nails Or (Clovile) ; 2 and 3, Azure, a fess Ermine between three
lioncels rampant in chief and a gimmel-ring in base Or.
Crest : A woman's head couped at the shoulders proper, crined Or, wreathed about
the temples Argent and Sable.
[Source: The visitations of Northamptonshire made in 1564 and 1618-19 : with Northamptonshire pedigrees from various Harleian mss
by Harvey, William, d. 1567; Vincent, Augustine, 1584?-1626; Metcalfe, Walter C; England. College of arms. p.49 | TANFIELD, Robert (I19703)
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TASK-1: Need christening c1634 - check BTH, PKY, GCHT, etc. also for variant surname = none but see
Will Walker Richard Marden 1552 1552 PRC/17/27/132 1552
Will Walker Richard Marden 1590 1590 PRC/17/48/181 PRC/16/95 W/7 1590
Will Walker Richard Marden 1633 1633 PRC/17/68/381 PRC/16/205 W/10 1633
Inv Walker Richard Marden 1633 PRC/10/68/88 1633
Inv Walker Richard Marden 1639 PRC/11/4/149 Will 1639
Will Walker Richard Marden 1639 1639 PRC/16/225 W/1 1639
Will Mason Edward Marden 1628 1628 PRC/17/67/172a PRC/16/191 M/4 1628
Inv Mason Edward Marden 1628 PRC/10/60/269 Will 1628
Will Walker Agnes Marden 1553 1553 PRC/17/29/20a 1553
Will Walker John Marden 1558 1559 PRC/17/31/190 1559
Will Walker Edmund Marden 1559 1561 PRC/17/35/128 1561
Will Walker Walter Marden 1562 1562 PRC/17/37/33b PRC/16/36 W/6 1562
Will Walker William Marden 1562 1562 PRC/17/37/33a 1562
Will Walker Robert Marden 1606 1608 PRC/17/59/124b PRC/16/133 W/3 1608
Inv Walker Robert Marden 1608 PRC/10/36/264 Will 1608
Will Walker William Marden 1626 1627 PRC/17/67/333 PRC/16/189 W/15 1627
Inv Walker William Marden 1627 PRC/10/60/409 Will 1627
Will Walker John Marden 1630 1631 PRC/32/49/81 PRC/31/98 W/7 1631
Inv Walters, Walkers* John Sen. Marden 1630 1631 PRC/28/18/310 Will 1631
Will Mason Roger Marden 1589 1590 PRC/17/47/387a PRC/16/95 M/3 1590
Inv Mason Roger Marden 1590 PRC/10/19/201 Will 1590
Will Mason Dionesse Marden 1599 1599 PRC/17/51/346 PRC/16/115 M/5 1599
Inv Mason Dionis, Dionesse* Marden 1599 PRC/10/28/226 Will* 1599
Inv Mason Thomas Marden 1613 PRC/10/45/498 1613
WALKER William C 25 Apr 1567 so Richard Marden AD
WALKER Peter C 23 Sep 1576 so Richard Frittenden WEKB
WALKER Richard NASHE Elizabeth M 19 Sep 1580 Marden AD
WALKER Alice C 22 Aug 1585 do Richard Jr. Marden AD
WALKER John C 26 Feb 1587 so Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WALKER Elizabeth C 17 May 1590 do Richard Marden AD
WALKER Richard C 06 May 1593 so Richard Marden AD
WALKER Joanne C 22 Aug 1602 do Richard Marden AD
WALKER Richard PARMENTUR? Elizabeth M 08 Jun 1612 Marden AD
WALKER Joanne C 24 Jan 1613 do Richard Marden AD
WALKER Marie C 25 Apr 1613 do Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WAKER Richard CATTLETT Elizabeth M 26 Jun 1615 Marden AD
WALKER Elizabeth C 24 Apr 1616 do Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WAKER Margret C 20 Dec 1618 do Richard Marden AD
WALKER Anna C 03 Nov 1622 do Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WALKER Joane C 05 May 1625 do Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WALKER John C 23 Sep 1627 so Richard Marden AD
Richard Walker married Sara Mason 1630 at Marden
WALKER Richard C 08 May 1631 so Richard, Jr. Marden AD
WALKER Thomas C 20 May 1632 so Richard Marden AD
WALKER Ciceley C 05 Apr 1633 do Richard, Min: Marden AD
WALKER Mary C 08 Dec 1633 do Richard, Sr. Marden AD
*** see marriage below WALKER Elizabeth C 01 Jan 1635 Richard/Sara, Jr. Marden AD
WALKER Sara C 15 Jan 1637 Richard/Sarah Marden AD
WALKER Sara C 21 Dec 1638 Richard/Sara Marden AD
WALKER Elizabeth C 08 Aug 1641 Richard/Sara Marden AD
WALKER Anne C 16 Feb 1662 do Richard Marden BT
WALKER Joan C 02 Apr 1665 Richard/Anne Marden BT
***First name(s) Richard
Last name Walker
Birth year 1604
Age 26
Occupation Husbandman
Residence Marden
Year 1630
Marriage date 20 Jul 1630
Marriage place Marden, St Michael & All Angels
Spouse's first name(s) Sara
Spouse's last name Mason
Spouse's birth year 1611
Spouse's age 19
Spouse's residence Marden
Notes
Shown as WAKER in lic.he abt.26 she abt.19 d.of Edw.dec�۪d.uncle Robert REYNOLDS
Calendar of Assize records: Kent indictments, Charles II, 1676-1688 By J. S. Cockburn
p 9 assizes 35/117/5, entry number 40.
Indictment of John Laney of Bethersden, labourer, for highway robbery.
On 5 Nov. 1675 he assaulted John Walker in the highway at Bethersden and stole from him 27s. in money. [endorsed[ Thomas Paine. True bill. Not guilty. [m. 73]
First name(s) Richard
Last name Walker
Marriage year 1655
Marriage day 28
Marriage month Jun
Marriage place Cranbrook
Groom's first name Richard
Groom's last name Walker
Groom's occupation Cardmaker
Groom's residence Smarden
Bride's first name Elizabeth
Bride's last name Chapman
Bride's marital status Spinster
Bride's residence High Halden
County Kent
Record source Cranbrook marriages 1559-1837
Record set Kent Marriages
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Marriages & divorces
Collections from Great Britain
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At Marden:
1580 Richard WALKER Elizabeth NASHE
1590 William WALCHAR Agnis WALKER
1596 John WALKER Frances DOUGHTIE
1597 William WALKER Mercie NAISH
1615 Richard WAKER Elizabeth CATEOTT
1634 John WALKER Agnes STEVE | WALKER, Richard (I3973)
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TEMPLER Alexander late of North Petherton. Husbandman
Will dated 15 Feb 1625. Proved at Taunton, 7 April 1626
To be buried in Churchyard of North Petherton.
To sister's children 4d apiece.
To son John, 20s.
To daughter Elizabeth 20s.
Residue to my wife Joan Templer - Sole executrix.
Witnesses - Richad Worthe, John Broadwea, Robert Cumstock. | TEMPLAR, Alexander (I17772)
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Testament Cantiana
Chilham, p. 81
The Rood of Pity, light of the Cross of Pity 4d, John Wyborn, 1536, (A. 20, 9)
St. Margaret, light of, 4d John Wyborn, 1536 *(A. 20, 9)
St. Mary Magdalene, light of, John Wyborn, 1536 (A. 20,9)
St. Michael, light of, John Wyborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9)
St. Peter, light of, John Wyborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9)
making like bequests to the same lights is Robert White, 1492 (A. 5, 15)
other bequests coming from Nicholas Hardford, Roger Harry, Simon Finys, Christopher Sharpe, Robert Scatergoode, Robert Halis, John Pyme, Robert Baker, John Stamford, William Adam, William Mextede (A. 7, 7) | WYBORN, John (I16572)
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Testamenta Cantiana
Goodnestone - Faversham, p. 138-139
The Rood, light of, 4d Jeffrey Wyborne, 1527 (A. 17, 13)
Light of St. Bartholomew, 1 lb. of wax, Jeffrey Wyborne, 1527, ibid
Light of St. Margeret, 2d, Jeffrey Wyborne, 1527 ibid
other names Richard Yalding, Robert Colwell, Thomas Corbell, Thomas Lydolfe, John Broke, Richard Bull
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Will Wybarne Geoffrey Goodnestone 1527 1527 PRC/17/17/296b
WILL
Jeffrey Wybourne of Goodnestone - wife Florence - daughters Alice, Catherine, Cecilie & Margaret all single - sons John & Clement - Johan Cussen? - overseer John Barbar - written 16 March 1527 - probated 26 September 1527
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Abstract of Will of Jeffrey Wyborne, of Goodneston
next Faversham
16 March 1526-7. Buried in the church-yard of St.
Bartholomew of Goodneston.
To Light of St. Bartholomew a 1 lb. of wax.
To Light of Our Lady at the Chancel door 1 lb. of
wax.
To Light of the Rood 4d.
To Light of St. Margaret 2d.
To Alice my daughter a seam (8 bushels) of barley.
To Katherine Wyborne* a seam of barley.
To Cecilie Wyborne, my daughter a seam of barley.
To Margaret Wyborne* a seam of barley.
To John Wyborne, my son, 2 seams & a cow.
To Clement Wyborne, my son, a cow, a twelve
monthyn, a calf, and seam of barley.
To Joan Cusshen a seam of barley.
Exor.—Wife Florence, to deliver at Candle-mass all
the above bequests, with John Barbar, overseer, to have
6-8d for his labours.
Witnesses:—John a Broke, Richard Bull, Robert Dyrlyng.
(Probate 26 Sept., 1527.) Archdeaconry, Vol. 17, p.
13. (Canterbury.) [Source: pp 155-156 Weyburn-Wyborn Genealogy
* Relationship not stated but probably daughters. | WYBORN, Geoffrey (I16945)
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| 4276 |
Text: Duff, Alexander, cutler, Old Kirk p., and Elizabeth, same p., d. of Nathan Paterson, glover 25 Mar 1786
Source: Book: Volume 5. The Register of Marriages. (Marriage) Collection: Midlothian: Edinburgh - Register of Marriages, 1751-1800 | Family (F120)
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Text: Duff, John, s. to David D., chamberlain in Calder, p. to Alexr. Robertsone, armorer (B.) 18 Mar 1691
Book: Volume 5. The Register of Marriages. (Marriage)
Notes Alexr. Robertsone is burgess
Collection: Midlothian: Edinburgh - Register of Apprentices, 1666-1700
Text: Duff (Dufe), John, B., armorer, be r. of w. Agnes, dr. to John Thomesone, armorer, B. 13 Mar 1700
Source: Book: Volume 5. The Register of Marriages. (Marriage)
Collection: Midlothian: Edinburgh - Roll of Burgesses, 1406-1700
First name(s) John
County Midlothian
Last name Duff
Country -
Occupation Armorer burges
Page 221
Birth year 1675
Archive reference OPR 685_1/86
Age 38
Year Range 1705-1717
Death year 1713
Item 2
Death date 15 Mar 1713
Record set Scotland, Parish Deaths & Burials 1564-2017
Burial year 1713
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Burial date 16 Mar 1713
Subcategory Parish Burials
Place Edinburgh
Collections from Great Britain, Scotland | DUFF, John (I10531)
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| 4278 |
Text: The said Peter also held the manor of Oxenhale in fee tail, with contingent remainder, in case of his death without issue, to Thomas de Grandissone. It is held of Roger de Mortimer, Earl of March, as of the inheritance of Geoffrey de Geneuyle, as half a knight's fee. There is one capital messuage there, worth nothing beyond the reprise; one curtilage, worth 6d. a year; one dovecot, worth 40d.; one carucate of arable land, two-thirds of which (when sown) are worth 16s., and they were sown this year before the death of the said Peter, and after the corn harvest they lie in common, and the remaining third lies fallow every year. There are 6 1/2 acres of meadow, worth 9s. 9d., which were mown before the said Peter's death, and after the mowing they lie in common till the Feast of the Purification. There is a park, the pasture of which is worth nothing beyond the maintenance of the wild animals, and there is no underwood. There is another outwood, the underwood of which is worth 40d., and the pasture nothing, because it lies in common throughout the year. There are 100s. rents of assize of free tenants, payable equally at the Feasts of St. Michael and the Annunciation, and 42s. 6d. of the rents of bond tenants, payable as above. The pleas and perquisites of the courts are worth 12d. yearly.
Book: Burialls 1604. (Burial)
Collection: Gloucestershire: - Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem For Gloucestershire, Returned Into The High Court of Chancery, 1302-1358 | MORTIMER, Sir Edmund (I9394)
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Text: Thomson (Thomesoune, Thomsone) John, armourer; Agnes Glen 29 Feb 1672
Source: Book: A Register of Marriages performed by me.--R. F. (Marriage)
Collection: Midlothan: Edinburgh - Register of Marriages, 1595-1700
John, B.[burgess] armourer, as p.[apprentice] to John M'Call, armourer (10 Aug. 1662) 9 Apr. 1673
[Source: Roll of Edinburgh Burgesses, 1406-1700, p. 491
First name(s) John
Other person's dates Confessed: 8 Feb 1672.
Last name Thomson
County Midlothian
Sex Male
Country Scotland
Year 1672
Record set Scotland, Antenuptial Relationship Index 1661-1780
Dates Confessed: 8 Feb 1672.
Category Churches & religion
Place Edinburgh Trinity
Subcategory Religious Ceremonies
Other person's first name Agnes
Collections from Great Britain, Scotland
Other person's last name Glen | THOMESONE, John (I10533)
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Thatcher in 1881 | CLATWORTHY, Stephen (I15652)
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The Act pertaining to the granting of probate of the Will of Sampson Cloke is referenced as:
Act Cloke Sampson Elmsted 1545 PRC/3/11/2
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1526
RX202
16 June 1526. Grant by Emma Borham relict of William Borham to David Borham, Edward Wotton, esquire, Sampson Baker and Sampson Clooke of all the messuages etc., in the parishes of Hastynglye, Wye, Waltham and Elmesteid, co. Kent, which belonged to Thomas Dalyes, her father, to them their heirs and assigns for ever. Seal. 30/—
[Source: H R Moulton Catalogue 1930. http://www.durtnall.org.uk/DEEDS/Moulton/Kent%201-100.htm] | CLOOKE OR CLOKE, Samson (I14166)
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The baptism entry does not specify which Hardres. https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fcant%2f005264836%2f00425 | DENNE, Edward (I19272)
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The baptism of this child is listed as baseborn.
Unmarried 1851 living at home with widowed mother and unmarried sister Mary Ann.
Jail Register
Wilton Jail, Description Book
Betsy Clatworthy, age 46 years (bc 1802)
Height: 5' 2"
Complexion: Fresh
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Dark Brown
Married or Single: Single
If Maimed, or otherwise marked: right eye very weak
Where Born: North Petherton
Last Residence: North Petherton
Occupation: Labourer
When Received: 19 Jan 1848
Was with Sarah Parker, married, also of North Petherton | CLATWORTHY, Eliza (I782)
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The burial entry of 1791 doesn't distinguish which William Harris was buried. So, it is impossible to determine if this is the correct William Harris, or if it was William Harris the grandson who had been baptised in Lifton on 9 Sep 1787.
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In medieval times Lifton, as a Royal Manor, was in the gift of the Sovereign and it was held for its revenues by a member of the royal family or a court favourite. It changed hands many times, very few of the owners ever coming to visit Lifton. However Charles I did spend a night in the village in 1644 during the civil war. By this time Lifton was no longer a Royal Manor. The estate had been sold by Queen Elizabeth I to a local landowner, William Harris of Hayne. The Harris of Hayne estate was vast with thousands of acres in other counties as well as in Devon. The Harris family were linked by marriage to several Royalist families in Cornwall, including the Arundells and by 1755 the Arundells had inherited the Manor of Lifton.
[Source: Lifton Village Trail, West Devon Borough Council, n.d.]
QUARTER SESSIONS BUNDLES: 1754: EASTER: RECOGNISANCES, 24 April 1754
Repository
Devon Heritage Centre
Reference number
QS/4/1754/Easter/RE/44
Description
William Harris of Tinney [Tinhay] in Lifton, husbandman, is bound to appear at the next Session, accused of trespass by John Harry, junior, of Lifton. Surety: Catherine Palmer of Lifton, widow
Date
24 April 1754
Extent
1 m.
Access status
Open | HARRIS, William (I11684)
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The burial on 23 Apr 1799 does not specify if this Mary was a daughter, a wife or a widow. So it is impossible at this time to determine if the burial referred to this Mary or not.
Possible baptism at Whitchurch, 26 Jan 1719/20 daughter of John Rapson, who also had James at this same parish 31 Mar 1718.
Buried at Lifton was a Rebeckey Rapson 16 Apr 1759. | RAPSON, Mary (I11685)
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The Calendar of the Saints says after her husband was killed hunting she decided to make a pilgrimage to Rome. On returning home she founded seven churches at Ardenne of the Meuse. She also set up an abbey at the same place where she died. 17 Dec is her feast day. | BEGGA), Doda (St. (I8333)
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The Carter individuals mentioned in the following documents have not yet been determined to be this Thomas or related to him. However, the lack of information of the family branch at Elmsted does allow for this to be the case until the proper individuals can be identified through further research.
Carter, Thomas - Kennington - dated 1714 Acknowledgement of receipt of legacy under Thomas' Will (wife Margaret, decd) paid to his daughter Mary (w/o Edward Waters of Elham) by exor Edward Carter. Sheet watermarked paper written 1 side only, ink & embossed Duty stamps. Signed by Edward & Mary Waters, decorative wax seals, witnessed by Robert Waters & Stephen Worger (?).
Carter, Thomas - Kennington - dated 1714 Acknowledgement of receipt of legacy under Thomas' Will paid to his daughter Anne (w/o John Hart of St Clements Dean (Dane), Middx) by exor Edward Carter. Sheet watermarked paper written 1 side only, ink & embossed Duty stamps. Signed by John Hart, decorative wax seal, witnessed by Edward Hart & Jos Walker.
Carter, Edward - Kennington - dated 1714 Obligation Bond given to John Clarke (Woodchurch) in support of a mortgage of even date. Sheet watermarked paper part printed with manuscript details written 1 side only, ink & embossed Duty stamps. The first section is in Latin (standard practice until 1733). 'Mark' of Carter, decorative wax seal, witnessed by Hen(?) Simmonds & Richd Simmonds.
Carter, Edward - Kennington - dated 1731 Acknowledgement of receipt of legacy under Edward's' Will paid to his daughter Margaret (w/o Edward Jull of Canterbury). Sheet watermarked paper written 1 side only, ink & embossed Duty stamps. Signed / sealed by Edward with 'mark' of Margaret, witnessed by Will Johnson & Beane Sinnott.
Carter, Edward - Kennington - dated 1735 Acknowledgement of receipt of legacy under Edward's' Will paid to his daughter Elizabeth Carter, having attained age 21 yrs. Sheet watermarked paper written 1 side only, ink & embossed Duty stamps, 'mark' of Elizabeth with seal, witnessed by Hen Francklyn jun & Thos Waterman jun.
Carter, Thomas - Kenington - dated 1739 Obligation Bond given to John Horton the elder (Ashford) in connection with an Indenture of even date. Sheet watermarked paper part printed with manuscript details written 1 side only, embossed Duty stamps. Signed / sealed by Carter, witnessed by Mary Moakes & Hen Francklyn jun. | CARTER, Thomas (I9601)
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The christening entry for this George simply reads "George son of John Hording" and it specifically does not record a mother's name contrary to the baptismal entry for Susanna Horden in 1683 wherein the parents' names are recorded as "Susanna daughter of John Hording by Susanna his wife".
Burial entry reads: "...George son of John Hording" | HORDEN, George ^ (I11398)
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The church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is a handsome building, consisting of three isles and three chancels, having a square tower, with a beacon turret, at the west end, in which hang six bells, one of which has been lately added. In the south chancel is a memorial for Sarah, daughter of Stephen Tighe, who married George Carter, esq. of Kennington. She died in 1763, arms, Azure, two lions rampant combatant, or; an escutcheon of pretence, Argent, a fess azure, in chief three martlets, and in base, a chevron of the last; and another for her insant son. There are no other memorials or inscriptions in the church.
From: 'Parishes: Stone', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 8 (1799), pp. 480-486. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63517&strquery=carter. Date accessed: 17 January 2008. | TIGHE, Sarah (I7262)
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The Cococos Islands are about 200 km west-southwest of Christmas Island, which is due south off the south coast of Sumatra in Indonesia.
We would like to thank Linda Hargreaves for much of the information in these biographies. If you have more information to add then please let us know. E-mail us at : madrascollege.enquiries@fife.gov.uk
If you are interested in the Clunies Ross family history then Linda Hargreaves (the great-grand-niece of these four Madras FPs) is keeping records of the history of the family. E-mail her at: anutylinda@hotmail.com
The Clunies Ross Family
Charles (~1845-1910)
Edwin (~1847-1888)
Alfred (~1851-1903)
Alexander (1858- ? )
THE COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS were named after sighting of the group by Captain William Keeling in 1609. On the 6th December 1825 Captain John Clunies Ross, when on a short stop over on the Islands, cleared an area on Direction and Horsburgh Island and planted cereal and vegetable crops. At the time, Captain Ross was sailing a trading vessel called the Borneo for Alexander Hare's trading company. It wasn't until the following year that a settlement was established by Alexander Hare. With him, he brought a crew of mainly Sumatran and Javanese seamen and women of various nationalities. John Clunies Ross then settled himself on the South Island and was determined to establish a good reputation in trading; Hare on the other hand led a colourful, free and easy life. He desired and sought obscurity and his behaviour, according to Clunies Ross, became unbalanced. Both Hare and Clunies Ross put forward claims for ownership of the Islands. However in 1831 Hare left and died soon after in Batavia. From then on the people of Cocos planted coconut trees from which they extracted the oil to sell and trade as Copra.
So it was that John Clunies Ross, born in Weisdale,Shetland Islands, became the owner of a large Copra farm on a remote island in the Indian Ocean. His Malay workers addressed him as 'Tuan' (equivalent to 'sir') and it was this term that has wrongly been translated as 'King'. This was the start of the myth of the 'Monarchs of Cocos', a myth that has persisted ever since. John died in 1854 and his son, John George, took over the running of the islands. He was referred to as 'Tuan pandai" (clever or learned) by the Malays. He died in 1872. George, the eldest son of John George, ran the islands from 1872-1910. Four of John George's other sons, namely Charles, Edwin, Alfred and Alexander, were all educated at Madras College, St Andrews, Scotland
Charles Clunies Ross
(~1845 - 1910)
Charles was born about 1845 on the Cocos Islands. He attended Madras College and subsequently St Andrew's University. In 1869 he started working for his father at Cocos. He married his cousin Emily Clunies-Ross in 1871 and had a family of 6 children.
In 1885 Charle's brother 'King' George sailed his newly finished schooner the 'John George Clunies Ross' to England he left Charles in charge of the Islands. It was during this time that E.W. Birch visited the islands to write the government report. He wrote of Charles - "He is a strong, active man, and like his brothers Edwin and Alfred, was a great football player, boxer, and fencer in his younger days. He was brought up to Engineering. He is a hardworking and astute man"
Charles left Cocos in 1902 with his family and went to live in Singapore, where he died in 1910.
Edwin Clunies Ross
(~1847 - 1888)
In 1885
Edwin was born about 1847 on Cocos. Like his older brother Charles he attended Madras College and then St Andrews University. He subsequently worked in Batavia at the Chartered Mercantile Bank there and spent his holidays at Cocos. He married his cousin Harriett at Cocos in 1876 and thereafter appears in the annual census as resident there. They had a family of 7 children. He died at Cocos in 1888.
Alfred Clunies Ross
(~1851 - 1903)
In 1871 playing for Scotland against England in the first ever Rugby International. View the Whole Team Photo
In 1885 back in Cocos
Alfred was born around 1851 on Cocos. After attending Madras College he then studied medicine in Edinburgh and during 1873 worked at St George's Hospital in London.. E.W. Birch in his government report around 1885 wrote of Alfred: "He was a medical student but did not graduate. He lives at the Cocos and is the doctor of the place. He is a bachelor, an exceedingly well-informed man, talks well on most subjects, and is very popular with the natives. He is an excellent carpenter." He married his cousin Ellen at Cocos in 1886 and they had 5 children.
The "St Andrews Gazette" records a cricket match played between St Andrews University and Madras College in March 1864 (Madras won by 21 runs) and mentions "the very clever hitting and fielding of Affie Ross, a lively and smart little fellow, to all appearances not yet reached his teens". He is also recorded playing a football fixture on 9th January, 1869 at the Baxter Park, Dundee against Aberdeen University. He is there referred to as Alf Ross and his brother Alex Ross was also in the team. Alfred was also an excellent Rugby Football player. During his stay in Edinburgh he played in the very first Rugby Football International between Scotland and England. The Rugby Football Union was newly formed and the first fixture they arranged was a match on 27th March 1871 at Raeburn Place, Edinburgh, between Scotland and England. Alfred was in the Scottish XX team that day. The result was a victory for Scotland.. He subsequently played for the Wasps (1874-80) during his time in London.
In 1888 Alfred went to work in North Borneo. In 1901 he became seriously ill and moved to Singapore. He returned to Cocos to recuperate in 1902 but died in 1903.
Alexander Clunies Ross
(1858 - ? )
Alexander was born in 1858 on Cocos. He was educated at Madras College and subsequently became a student in Edinburgh studying navigation. He returned to the Cocos Islands around 1876 and in 1879 he married Salpia. E.W. Birch in his government report around 1885 wrote of Alfred: "He was brought up as a sailor. He is married and has two little girls. They all live at the Cocos. He is in charge of the boats, sails, etc.". His family finally numbered 4 children.
In 1889 Alexander sailed to Christmas Island with his brother Andrew to start a settlement there. It is not known when he died.
He is also recorded playing a football fixture on 9th January, 1869 at the Baxter Park, Dundee against Aberdeen University. He is there referred to as Alex Ross and his brother Alf Ross was also in the team.
[Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20100302225214/http://www.madras.fife.sch.uk/archive/fpbiographies/cluniesross.html]
Family: John George CLUNIES-ROSS / S’pia DA-IAPONG (F19572)
Child 1 | Male
+ George CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 20 Jun 1842 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died 7 Jul 1910 Ventnor, IOW, UK Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried
Spouse Inin MALARAT | F19737
Married Abt 1872
Child 2 | Female
Isabella CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 10 May 1844 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died UNKNOWN
Buried
Spouse Captain John BAYNTON | F120296
Married Aft 1871
Child 3 | Male
Charles CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 1845
Died 21 Sep 1910 Singapore Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried
Spouse Emily | F120298
Married
Child 4 | Male
+ Edwin CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 1847 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died 2 Apr 1888 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried
Spouse Harriet | F120299
Married
Child 5 | Female
Eliza CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 20 Jun 1849
Died Abt 1913
Buried
Spouse W. W. L. HIRST | F120300
Married
Child 6 | Male
Laurence CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 1850
Died 1858
Buried
Child 7 | Male
+ Alfred CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 1851 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died 28 Feb 1903 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried
Spouse Ellen | F76649
Married
Child 8 | Male
Alexander CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 30 Jan 1858 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died Aft 1891
Buried
Spouse Salpia | F120301
Married
Child 9 | Male
+ Andrew Ferguson CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 1859 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died 25 Dec 1915 Picton, NZL Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried Picton Cemetery, Picton, NZL Find all individuals with events at this location
Spouse Laura LINDSAY | F73510
Married 9 Aug 1885
Child 10 | Male
+ John Duncan CLUNIES-ROSS
Born 25 Feb 1860 Cocos Keeling Islands Find all individuals with events at this location
Died 7 Jan 1930 Blenheim, NZL Find all individuals with events at this location
Buried
Spouse Annie MCCALLUM | F120297 | CLUNIES-ROSS, John (I16974)
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The death certificate for Stephen Jemmett indicates that he worked as a plasterer during his lifetime and that the causes of death of were coronary sclerosis and arterio sclerosis. The death certificate also records his birthdate as 4 Oct 1870 and not 4 Oct 1868. There is no doubt that this Stephen Jemmet was the son of William Henry Jemmett and Alice Matilda Spillett as both names and places of birth of parents were recorded as expected. | JEMMETT, Stephen (I8010)
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The death date is calculated based on the Will of Matthew Austin, senior of Wye who mentions his son Matthew in it in 1635 and Matthew, Jr.'s own son, Thomas of Harbledown whose Will date 1661 indicates that his father, Matthew is deceased. | AUSTIN, Matthew (I12004)
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The details are from the original parish register for Elham wherein the marriages is recorded as being between "Richard Strowd" and "Anne Ruck" on the 15th of May 1611. FHL film #1836029. Bishop's Transcripts of Elham name the parties as "Richard Stroud" and "Agnes Rich" married 15 May 1611, FHL film #1736696. | Family (F4206)
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The earliest reference to Edward is the inclusion of his name on the Burgess Roll of 1837/38. He did not appear on subsequent rolls, although, we do know that he did not die until April of 1857. His civil death certificate is entered on the index in the June quarter 1857 at Faversham district, volume 2a, page 321. Edward's son, Charles, did not survive past his third year of life and was buried on 6 November 1838.
In 1841 Edward and Christian had living with them, Thomas Gregory, widower, also a dredger, aged 75 to 79 years. Thomas is shown simply as being a relative and presumably was Edward's uncle. The family lived on Water Lane and Edward worked as a fisherman.
In 1851 Edward was still living on Water Lane and had taken Daniel as an apprentice in the Faversham Oyster Fishery Company as a dredger. Edward III and John, both sons of Edward and Christian, had married by 1851. Rebecca was also living and working away from home.
1861 saw Christian widowed and living with her daughter, Emma, then married to Archibald Duncan. Thomas and William, Emma's brothers, were also living with the family. Their address was 5 St. Mary's Road, 'Gillows Meadows', Faversham. Thomas and William were both mariners as was Archibald Duncan. Visiting were two other children: Henry Smeed aged 1, the son of Emma's sister Mary Ann who had married Henry Smeed; and one young girl named Amelia, aged 14, a pupil teacher born at Ramsgate. Christian died during the June quarter of 1871 at age 70 years. She is shown on the G.R.O. index of deaths as Catherine Gregory. References are volume 2a, page 433, Faversham district.
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Ian Gregory is son of
Cyril Gregory and Violet Pearson
Marriages Jun 1936
Gregory Cyril Pearson Medway 2a 2533
Pearson Violet A Gregory Medway 2a 2533
Ian Gregory's FTDNA kit #
he marches me at 15 cM on Chr 22
22 37781030 45772802 17.16 1393
but also has very small segments on just about all chromosomes:
Comparison Data for: Ian Gregory3rd Cousin
Chromosome Start Location End Location centiMorgans (cM) # of Matching SNPs
1 145698998 150750753 1.56 275
2 50086856 52080578 1.41 321
2 107146551 109315152 2.21 261
3 140860096 143376591 3.21 438
7 9370114 11173334 1.59 284
7 94181959 95854947 3.31 259
8 103671825 105407047 1.05 252
10 20918456 24366629 4.29 431
12 63686870 65636170 2.08 301
13 71564341 73111539 1.72 294
13 94633731 96315120 2.21 261
14 36406412 39854494 2.38 347
15 44671638 46645353 1.59 273
15 68433116 71980525 2.33 371
Along with Ian Gregory is another match, Amanda Smith:
Comparison Data for: Amanda Smith 4th Cousin
Chromosome Start Location End Location centiMorgans (cM) # of Matching SNPs
1 71302722 76216173 2.37 900
2 81533333 84406115 1.04 500
2 135135633 139564580 3.24 1000
2 180129913 182045692 1.86 500
5 51816142 53589587 2.13 500
5 103211806 106109792 2.35 500
7 86131629 87246282 1.47 500
8 8344538 9885185 2.75 600
9 10263124 11942796 2.77 500
11 48014889 56706840 1.5 700
17 53194084 56722335 3.11 600
19 48550157 50085313 2.83 500
20 13209909 15116697 2.73 500
21 27782693 29879254 2.13 500
22 38093010 45772802 16.3 2291
Her Chr. 22 starts a shade later than Ians but ends at exactly the same spot. Therefore, she must also be a Gregory cousin.
So, that section of Chromosome 22 can point to other Gregory cousins or their wives. I will have to follow the trails so that I can identify Amanda Smith. Associated with her profile is a maternal link to the surname Stone from Kent. | GREGORY, Edward (I1513)
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The Evans family was found in 1871 at Lewannick, Cornwall, District 8, schedule #28 as follows:
Richard Evans, head of household, married, age 53, a cordwainer, born Landulph, Cornwall
Mary Evans, wife, age 48 (born circa 1823) at North Lew, Devon
Mary H. Evans, daughter, age 14, born Lewannick
Henry Evans, son, age 11, born Lewannick
William J. Evans, son, age 9, born Lewannick
with a lodger, possibly an apprentice: Richard P. Williams, unmarried, age 25, journeyman cordwainer, born Launceston, Cornwall.
Mary Evans (nee Hill) died at age 87 years. | HILL, Mary (I312)
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The existence of children belonging to John is taken from the Will of his brother, Simon written in 1628. That Will provides bequests to "four children of my nephew John" with the only child named being "William son of John". However, in the Will of John Rucke of Sheldwich, brother of this mentioned Simon Rucke, also mentions the same nephew John as being the son of their brother William and John having a son named William and two daughters named Margaret and Thomsyn leaving only one child of the four unnamed.
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fonds BOUGHTON UNDER BLEAN SS PETER AND PAUL PARISH RECORDS
sub-fonds CHARITIES AND SCHOOLS
sub-sub-fonds CHARITIES
Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives
Level file
RefNo CCA-U3/221/25/A/12
Title Alms Land - Copy enfeoffment
Date 1602
Description Of 28 acres, ½ rod, 3 dewarkes, 1602, and 1 piece of land called Almes Land in Boughton under Blean, 14 June.
From: John Rucke of Boughton under Blean, gent; Jervis Gray of Boughton under Blean, ym; John Needome of Boughton under Blean, maltman.
To: John Hawkins of Boughton under Blean, esq; William Pettit of Boughton under Blean,esq; Charles Hawkins of Selling, gent; Thomas Hawkins, son of John, gent; Thomas Pettit, son of William, gent; Charles Hawkins, son of Charles, gent; John Spencer the elder; Matthew Jacob, George Broadstreete; John Chillenden the elder; Thomas Faice the elder; Reginald Shubsole of Boughton under Blean, ym.
With a memorandum of the conditions that 20 bushels of barley are to be given to the poor of Hernhill and the rest to the poor of Boughton, to pray for the 3 vicars and John Legate priest also, with the feoffees allowed 5s as expenses per year. With a transcription, in which 1652 is suggested as the actual date of the document.
Copies Transcription available
Extent Paper, 6pp | RUCK, John (I5286)
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The existence of Elizabeth is taken from the Will of Simon, Sr. 1697 wherein he refers to his daughter, Elizabeth by his then current wife. | RUCK, Elizabeth (I5609)
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The Family of John LANE (my 2nd Great Granduncle) & Fanny PROCTOR of Taunton:
[Taunton until c1870, then Bristol (1881), Plymouth (1891) & Devonport (1901)]
John LANE (c1843 Taunton – after 1901), Iron Moulder, & wife Fanny PROCTOR (1844 of Wellington, Somerset – after 1901) married in Taunton in 1864. BMD & baptism records show that the couple had at least 13 children, suggesting significant descendants in the SW of England and possibly overseas. This is unconfirmed by 1911 census details as both are missing. 5 of their children were baptised on the same day in 1886 at Redcliffe St Mary, Bristol. The couple last confirmed appearance in the UK is on the 1901 Plymouth census. As no clear death records are indicated it is possible they left England to join family overseas before 1911 (noting a son emigrated around 1901), however stories in one family line suggests John may have died in the Workhouse, and therefore in England:
· William Robert LANE (1865 Taunton – 1945 Bristol), Iron moulder m. 1883 Bristol = Eliza Jane WHITROW. Both sons, Iron moulders, were lodging separately in Twerton, SOM. Children included those deceased by 1911 census:
o Unknown child #1 LANE (n. after 1883, d. by 1911);
o Unknown child #2 LANE (n. after 1883, d. by 1911);
o Unknown child #3 LANE (n. after 1883, d. by 1911);
o William George LANE (1884 Barton Regis – 1971 Bath), Iron moulder = Martha Ann COLLINS in 1905 Bath. Bristol children:
§ William George LANE (1908-76), Iron Moulder = Martha Ann COLLINS in 1905 Bath. Family settled in East Twerton, Bath for all their children:
§ Florence Annie LANE (1906-1955) = George Arthur CANE;
§ William John LANE (1907-29);
§ Thomas James LANE (1909-10);
§ Violet May LANE (1910-95) = George HUNTLY;
§ Alfred E LANE (1912-13);
§ Rose Evelyn LANE (1913-95) = Henry Herbert F HANCOCK;
§ Nellie I LANE (1917) = Clarence Henry J GAIT;
§ Emily M LANE (1918) = Kenneth Angus LITTLE;
§ Frederick Henry LANE (1920-2005);
§ Doreen P LANE (1924) = John Albert BELLINGHAM, then William G HALL;
§ Thomas LANE (1911);
§ Frederick LANE (1914);
§ daughter LANE (1918);
§ Mabel M LANE (1919);
§ Stanley D LANE (1921) = Minnie E LUCAS in 1941 (no known children) & Doreen B DERRICK in 1946 Bristol. Children:
§ Michael D LANE (1949);
§ Robert J LANE (1950);
§ Raymond LANE (1923-90);
§ Dorothy V LANE (1926) = Thomas H COOPER in 1946;
§ Arthur LANE (1928);
o Thomas Edward LANE (1885 Barton Regis – 1976 Bristol), Iron Moulder = Julia LLOYD (1885-1927) in 1910 Bristol. Children include (post 1911 BMD):
§ Irene Falmouth LANE (1915-2004) = Thomas BATT;
§ Evelyn M LANE (1921) = Ivor Emmanuel MARSHALSEA in 1941;
§ Violet Joan LANE (1924) = Percy William HURLEY;
o Alice Maud LANE (1887);
o John James LANE (1892-1979);
o Emily A LANE (1896- <1911);
o Rose LANE (1897-1964 Bristol);
o Frederick Charles LANE (1898-1983) = Sarah A CREWS in 1921:
§ Graham Clive LANE (1922-2006) = Minnie Eileen ATWILL (1922-2006):
§ Jacqueline N A LANE (1944) = Anthony J J WILLIAMS;
§ Camellia R J LANE (1947-2006) = John L WHITE;
§ Stuart H LANE (1950);
§ John C E LANE (1953);
§ Maureen A LANE (1924) = ODY;
§ Bernice Marguerite LANE (1026-2000) = Ernest Arthur Edmund SEARING;
o Henry Arthur LANE (1900);
o Robert Alfred LANE (1902);
o Florence Mabel LANE (1907);
· Walter Charles LANE (1867-1937 Taunton), Brassfounder, m. 1897 in Camborne, Cornwall = Annie WILLIAMS. The couple were living with the WILLIAMS family in Camborne with:
o Lilian Maude LANE (1900);
· Fanny Elizabeth LANE (1869 Taunton). Nothing is known after 1881;
· Florence Helena LANE (1870 Taunton – 1916 Bath) m. 1892 Plymouth = William Henry CLEMENTS. The couple were resident in Widecombe in the Moor, DEV in 1901;
· Rosa Louisa LANE (1872 Bedminster – c1934) = 1900 in Plymouth to Thomas EDENS;
· Henry John LANE (1874 Bedminster – 1920 Walsall) – Ironmoulder = Emily Elizabeth PLUMB in 1901 Swindon and was with their children in Walsall, STS in 1911:
o May LANE (1903, Reading);
o Charles Henry LANE (1908, Swindon – 1978 Sandwell, West Midlands)
o Ivy Gwendoline LANE (1912 - 2002 Walsall) = Emrys Thomas PHILLIPS (1906-1949) in 1934 Walsall, then Joseph A GILL in 1951 Wednesbury;
o Frank E LANE (1914-15 Walsall);
o Ruby D LANE (1918 Walsall) = Ronald JOHNSON (1916-2003) in 1939 Wednesbury;
· Albert Edward Proctor LANE (1875 Bedminster – 1973 Plymouth), m. 1898 Plymouth = Ellen Ann W FOLEY. Albert widowed in 1900 was with brother Arthur in 1901. He remarried in 1901 Liskeard, Cornwall = Elizabeth Jane HONEYWILL. Children include (Note: pre-1910 unknown as not found on 1911 census):
o Winifred Beatrice LANE (1915-98 Plymouth) = Frederick John H WAKEHAM in 1939 Plymouth;
o Violet M LANE (1920-81 Plymouth) = Reginald Allenby STALLARD in 1942 Plymouth;
· Frank Henry LANE (1876-1944 Bristol). In 1891 he appears to be a scholar "under detention" on the vessel "Formidable" in Redcliffe, and a labourer in 1901 = Rosa Elizabeth BEAKE in 1907:
o Lily Rose M L LANE (1914-70) = Mervyn W NASH in 1934;
o Dorothy R E LANE (1916-16);
· Arthur James Proctor LANE (1878 Bristol – 1957 Minnesota, USA), m. 1898 Plymouth = Louisa HEALY. Arthur arrived in the US c1903, after abandoning his wife Louisa in England. It is unlikely they divorced, making his subsequent marriages illegal. The US family report he entered the US illegally from Canada. In the 1911 UK census Louisa is a married servant in Plymouth and dies there a widow after AJPL's death. The are no indicated children from this relationship. The 1901 census in Plymouth had Arthur & Louisa LANE present with their ages but then a list of LANEs and an Elizabeth HEALY all crossed out (suggesting they incorrectly filled out all their living relatives even though not resident with them). In order, they were William, Walter, Fanny, Florence, Rose, Harry, Albert, Nellie, Ernest, Harold & Frederick, which match the age order of Arthur's siblings, excluding Frank. This was probably an error by Arthur to fill out his entire family as the siblings were elsewhere. It does, however, independently confirm the full list of his siblings. Why Frank was left out is unknown.
In the US, AJPL appears in Summit, Ohio in 1910 with Canadian wife Ada NORTON (d/o Thomas NORTON of Lucan, Ontario) and their 4 y.o. daughter Dorothy LANE (born 1906 in Manhattan, New York). They were probably married in Canada or Ohio around 1904/1905. It is unclear what happens to both Ada & Dorothy (who may have returned to Canada post-divorce), however by 1912 AJPL is in Wisconsin having married Aurelia M WALDO (1897-1987), which produced the 5 children listed below. In 1917 (when he enlists), he is in Stark, North Dakota, working as a movie film operator in the Rialto cinema, confirmed as married to Aurelia. By 1920 he is a theatre manager in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. The family report that he was divorced at the time but he kept his children in an orphanage, even though they were also appearing on stage at his theatre. After their divorce, Aurelia married Joseph George JABER (1889-1978) in 1929 Summit, Ohio (lived in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin), then Anton “Tony” Droxler KILDAY (1905-1979) before 1940, before moving to Los Angeles, in California. AJPL married Swedish widow Hilda Victoria DOYLE in Minnesota abt 1935, both living there until their deaths in the 1950's. The 5 known children of AJPL & Aurelia WALDO are:
o Harriet E “Hattie” LANE (1912 Wisconsin – 2001 Minnesota) = Arthur G SNEEN;
o Robert Frederick LANE aka Robert James Frederick LANE (1913 Wisconsin - 1981 Covina, LA, CA) = Dorothy Louise BALLARD in 1932 Fillmore. Dorothy remarried after divorce to Oral Otis PARROTT (1907-1979) in 1946. Robert remarried to Doris (their marriage lasted less than 10 years following the death of their son John “Johnny” LANE aged 8 (buried Fort Snelling)). Robert's 3rd wife was Betty A. Robert served in the US army and gained a Bronze Star & Purple Heart. Robert & Dorothy had 2 children:
§ Robert Jack LANE II (1933-2012 Minnesota) = Mary Jane BECK in 1951. Children:
§ Pamela Marie LANE (1954) = Thomas M DOMKE & Mark Edward ARNOLD;
§ Sandy Leanne LANE (1956) = John E BRUNKLOW, Verne Emil Jake REESE & Glen WAHLERS;
§ Teri Elizabeth LANE (1958-2009) = Scott W MOORE & Jerry D TURNER;
§ Robert Jack LANE III (1960) = Patricia Jo RYAN. Children:
§ Jolene Jo LANE (1986);
§ Colleen Cathleen LANE (1987);
§ Robert Jack LANE IV (1991);
§ Randy Jay LANE (1962) = Theresa K;
§ Mary Lynn LANE (1963-2012) = Ronald C HATCHER;
§ Keli Rose LANE (1966) = Paul Allen JOHNSON;
§ Thomas LANE (unknown) – reportedly died in a car accident;
§ Cleo Jean LANE (1935 Hennepin) who was living with her aunt from the age of 3 months. Cleo eventually found her way to California and has married 12 times;
o Marion E “Cleo” LANE (1916-1984 Ohio) = Everett M MAHANEY (1901-1980) in 1945 Summit, Ohio. They divorced in 1948. The family report that she had rickets and was an alcoholic, dying in a hotel. The 1984 death of a Cleo MAHONEY may be her;
o Ruby Ellen LANE (1917-1992) appears to have been adopted as LEE prior to her marrying Adrian Truman DOYLE in 1936;
o June E LANE (1923-1980) = Eugene BEST;
· Lillie Nellie LANE aka Nellie LANE (c1880 Barton Regis – 1925 Burnley, LAN) = 1906 Plymouth to William John COBBLEDICK. However, family records confirm she had an illegitimate son Walter Thomas Edward BOWDEN in 1902 by William Thomas BOWDEN (1842-1910). Both parties went their separate ways and Walter is recorded as COBBLEDICK in 1911, with the much older William BOWDEN marrying widow Mary Ann L CROSS the same year as Walter's birth;
· Alfred Ernest George LANE aka Ernest LANE (c1882, Bristol – 1932 Plymouth), Butcher's Assistant = Maud Beatrice MILTON in 1906 Plymouth. Children include:
o Ernest Alfred George LANE (1906-88);
o Frederick John LANE (1908);
o Doris LANE (1910);
o Beatrice V LANE (1920);
o Rosa D LANE (1924);
· Harold Edgar Proctor LANE (c1884 Bristol – 1973 Plymouth) = 1906 Swindon, Wiltshire to Beatrice TRUMAN (1897-1969):
o Florence May LANE (1907 Aberdare, Glamorgan – 1977 Coventry) = William Howell Whiting JONES (1908-66) in 1934 Wales;
o Frederick C LANE (1911-12 Aberdare);
o Elsie Mabel LANE (1913 Aberdare – 1998 Coventry) = Leslie Samuel MOTTON (1908-2000) in 1932 Newport, Glamorgan;
o Jack LANE (1919-2004 Glamorgan) = Margot HORN (1920 Germany – 2010 Wales) in 1946 Germany:
§ Madeleine Carol LANE (1944 Wales) = David W CADWALLER in 1972;
§ Michael LANE (1951-2005) = Elizabeth P LUNDIE in 1972 Wales (1 child) & then Paula Mary HAMILTON in 1977 Lincolnshire (no issue):
§ Alexander John LANE (1973);
· Frederick Thomas LANE (1886 Bristol – 1970 Spokane, Washington, USA). After 1901 moved to Canada = Rosena Victoria GRANT around 1918. The couple arrived in Washington State, USA from Calgary, Alberta in 1919 and were naturalized in 1928. Fred worked as an employee of the Great North Railway:
o Claude Elmer LANE (1919-2003 Spokane) = Peggy Alene SCHROEDER in 1946 Idaho;
o Norma Jean LANE (1921-2014 Spokane) = Einar Lee SWEDLUND;
o Roy Stewart LANE (1922 -1982 WA) = Alta LaVerne CLAFLIN;
§ Karen LaVerne SANDERS (1948-1995) = Charles Edward BOWEN & Charles J CAPPONI;
§ Rick Stewart LANE (1949) = Rory L DEADMAN & Debra Dawn CURTIS. Children by Rory:
§ Erin Danette LANE (1967);
§ Teresa Ann LANE (1969) = Kurtiss Wayne WILLIAMS;
§ Mark Ryan LANE (1977);
§ Bradley Burton LANE (1951) = Patricia Ann EMERSON;
§ Kaye Marie LANE (1952) = Raymond Joe HELGATH;
§ Russel Dean LANE (1960) = Tamara Kay BOUCHER (1961-1988) & Gaylynn Ann ROMER:
§ Tabitha LaFaye LANE (1980) = Victor MORALES;
§ Terah Lynn LANE (1985) = Christopher HAMILTON;
§ Timothy Mark LANE (1961);
§ Tamra Lazann LANE (1963) = James Gregory WILCOX;
§ Jeffrey Scott LANE (1964) = Jennifer Louise ROTH:
§ Sarah Rae LANE (1992);
§ Sawyer Bronson LANE (1995);
§ Sadie LANE (1999); | LANE, Robert (I16240)
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The fifth child of Edward and Christian Gregory, Daniel started his employment years as an apprentice with his father dredging for oysters.
On December 25th, 1853, Daniel married Mercy Hobbs and had his first child at Faversham, Emma Eliza who was christened on 1 April 1855 in Faversham parish church. By 1857 the family had moved to Oare where two more children were born - Edward and William. At the time of the 1861 census Daniel and family were living at "the Cottages", Luddenham and Daniel continued in his occupation as dredger. The family returned to Faversham during the early 1860s and two more children were born - Henry and Lilly A.. Also during 1875 Daniel's eldest daughter, Emma Eliza married Robert Edward Claringbould (also known as Cladingbold), a gardener at Stourmouth.
By 1881 Daniel, his wife and the two youngest children were living on Seagate Street in Folkestone, their two oldest children already having married. Daniel had become a licensed victualler. | GREGORY, Daniel (I2243)
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The fifth child of George and Elizabeth Tamar Streeter, Edward spent most of his working life as a lathrender. That was the occupation given on his marriage to Catherine Funnell in 1858 and at each census enumeration through 1891.
In 1861 Edward, Catherine and their first son, Edward Bennett Streeter, Junior, were living at Stone Cottages, Faversham. There they had two more children: Jenette and John.
By 1871 the family had moved to Dover where three more children were born: Louisa, Lydia and Arthur. The family resurfaced in Hougham in time for the 1881 census. | STREETER, Edward Bennett (I3174)
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