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| My great grand-parents: • Click names to view above or right-click to open full size. • You may use keyboard navigation keys within tree | |
| Martha Hannah Hales (1878-1957)
John Gough Roberts (1878-1957) |
Hannah Barnes (1883-1972)
William Charles Tappin (1882-1971) |
| Keturah Sandell (1851-1930)
Thomas Bearman (1846-1921) |
Sarah Fidler (1862-1952)
Alfred Robert Webb (1861-1948) |
Random images from the site:
1919-12-13 Page
1 letter by Donald Bearman
Thomas and
Sarah Bearman listed as beneficiaries of Rebecca (neé Barker, Mrs T. ) Balls will, in the Essex index online at FMP
The Triangle,
Hackney 1873 where Thomas Bearman had his bakery
Myra, Arthur
and Peggy according to Rosalind Hammond. Which case probably dates to June / July 1916
Florence Hales
née Jeeves
Picture by
Elsie Nora Bearman hanging in Beachcrest in 2010, dated 1900 showing the interior of the front room there. The table and corner cabinet were sadly stolen not many years ago.
Robert
Blair’s appeal in October 1887, with sentence reduced to 1 month.
1920-03-14 p3
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Eleanor August,
James William, James William jnr. and Sydney Albert Noyes on the electoral register, 1930 New South Wales, Balmain state, Dalley district, Rozelle
Nathaniel KEVAN
John Peters
army records show he was discharged at the cost of ÂŁ18 in 1911 at Bermuda. He had served in the Bedford Regiment.
Death of Ann
Vertue on 29th November 1852, in the Ipswich Journal 4th December
Donald
Bearman's WWI service record
Medal card for
Arthur Vertue, reissued 1937 - see letter
Kezia SANDELL,
later Coles
1919-09-08 p1
Donald Bearman letter to his mother
Obituary Thomas
Lasbury, 1911
Medal card,
1914, for George A Vertue
Joseph Vertue
Webb and Lankester Webb in this 19th century detail on Combs in Suffolk
P10: Pippa
Bearman with Nanny Rainbow and mother Ethel
Doris
(Caroline) KEVAN, Nathaniel’s daughter
1919-12-13
letter by Donald Bearman
Charles Kendall
Dawson
Nathaniel
Kevan, plumber, in the Commercial Directory 1848
Military papers
showing Charles Oliver’s next of kin to be Josie Gale, foster mother of 58 Peacock Street
Benjamin Turner
in 1841
The return of
Arthur’s lost medals in 1937
George Vertue
Snr last will and testament, 1850
GeorgeHammondMe
ares-LondonGazette-30apr1844-2
Envelope of
Fred’s last letter to Ethel
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