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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:
Burial stone of
George John Vertue, who died in 1916, his wife Emily Mary 1926, daughter Emily Elizabeth Hoare 1933 and Alice Crouch 1960
Stephen Charles
Tappin in 1939 with wife Susan, daughter Rose Lilian, Alfred and May Parkins, and Laura and William Bowie
Sarah Pitcairn
Prentice probate, 1927 to Arthur Henry Wallis and William Henry Prentice and Constance Isabel Prentice
Guillebaud vs.
Meares 1829 (p1) - Google books, Comprising Reports of Cases in the Courts of Chancery... vol 7.
Ebenezer KEVAN
with his wife [Elizabeth Mary née Matthews] and children, Leonard, Dorothy and Marjorie [b. 1900]
The children of
Florence Eliza Hales and Herbert Clark, taken in 1974: Aliston Herbert Clark (known as Bert), Agnes Florence Clark (known to us all as Mickie) – later changed her name to Allison, Frederick Robert Clark, Phillip Thomas Clark and in front David Hales Clark
Baptism 25th
September 1836 of a John Vertue to Hannah and William, St Mary Magdalene Bermondsey. William was a tanner and they lived at Willow Walk.
The will of
Thomas Frederick Balls dated 1810, page 1 in which it is revealed he is a victualler of Springfield (like his father) and has an only child also named Thomas Frederick
Garden Fete at
The Old Rectory at Thurgarton, built for Henry Lea Guillebaud in 1848. www.thurgartonhistory.co.uk
Lankester Webb
and Joseph Vertue Webb in this account of Combs in the Kellys directory, from Ancestry - uncertain date but either late 19th century or early 20th
From the London
Gazette May 5 1828, Kevan partnership dissolved perhaps due to death of Samuel Kevan
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