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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:
Thomas Fidler
on long list of people opposed to repeal of corn laws in Salisbury and Wiltshire Journal of 27th January 1844
The 1814 will
of Henry Vertue, victualler of The Swan. Don't know if he was related to George Vertue.
Cousins Sidney
and Charles Tappin at St James School, Islington from 1901. Birth dates don’t match for some reason but addresses do.
John William
Roberthsaw on the ship’s manifest for the Luciana arriving at New York, Ellis Island 19th January 1895
John Constable,
East Bergholt Church: part of the west end seen beyond a group of elms, Suffolk, 1812, Black and white chalk on grey paper, Museum no. 842-1888
Population of
Springfield in 1810, 875, number of dissenters and the cost of getting married, etc. Parish registers online at seax
Simon Vertue
paid ÂŁ35, a large sum on 2nd May 1722, for his apprenticeship to merchant taylor Philip Glass
Andre’s
Institute, Hackney, where the Bearman girls learnt the piano and both Hilda and Edward Middlemiss had singing lessons
The will of
Thomas Frederick Balls proved in 1810, page 3 in which he names his siblings Sarah the wife of Thomas Bearman coachmaker of Springfield, Judith the wife of William Dawson farmer of Freiting and brother Richard as beneficiaries should his only son die.
Phillip Thomas
Clark, Beatrice Mary Clark, Aliston (Bert) and his two daughters – the blonde one is Phillis and the other is Pat. It was taken the day that Phillip and Beatrice arrived in New Zealand on board the “Strathaird” which was the troop ship that bought them back from Egypt following the war – 7th September 1945.
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