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| 1 | Killed in action WW2 Squadron 264 | O’Malley, Derek (I1589)
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| 2 | #23 shows birth 1867 | Melville, Helen (I650)
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| 3 | 1 son, two daughters and 1 son deceased. Alternate birth Langley Hose, Wiveliscombe - Taunton | Rayner, Irene Frances (I199)
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| 4 | 10:05PM 5lbs 13ozs. 46cm long | McGouran, Eleanor Alyce (I358)
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| 5 | 1838 - Fellow of New College, BA 1849 - Became Proctor of College 1847-1849 Perpetual Curate - Milton, Island of Portsea, Hampshire 1851 - Vicar South Petherwin Probate of substantial estate to his sons Thomas Agnew May and Charles Gibbons May, solicitor | May, Rev Henry Thomas (I613)
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| 6 | 1841 Chertsey Surrey. Living with widowed mother, sisters Louisa,Elizabeth and Ann Maria, as well as 2 relatives Frances Agnew and Julia Gibbons. 1841 Chertsey Surrey. Living with widowed mother, sisters Louisa,Elizabeth and Ann Maria, and mother’s niece Louisa Gibbons. 1861 Kingston Surrey. Living with relatives in household of Rev. Robert K Gibbons (also member of Parliament), his wife 4 daughters and 1 son. 1871 South Petherwin Cornwall. Living with brother Rev. Henry Thomas May, his wife 2 sons and two sisters Her Will (faitly substantial) proved by the Executors Rev. Henry Thomas May, brother and Rev. Gibbons of Handley, Dorset. | May, Caroline Rebecca (I661)
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| 7 | 1861 Living - Oldland Somerset UK with husban and infant daughter, Husband Rev. is incumbent to Kinswood. | May, Elizabeth Charlotte (I2)
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| 8 | 1881 Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire UK. Living with wife, assistant school master. He is running his own boarding school. 1891 Tavistock Devon UK Living with wife, two duaghters and 2 relatives Guerney. | May, Thomas Agnew (I611)
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| 9 | 1881 Royal Naal Lieutenant serving on HMS Superb. HMS Superb was involved in the bombardment of Alexandria Egypt i July 1882. Oct 10th 1892 - April 2 1896 Captain of Corvette HMS Jyacinth on the Pacific Station (He named hs last daughter after this ship) Promoted to Rank of Lieutenant Dec 30th 1872 Promoted to Rank of Commnder Aug 7 ? May was promoted to the rank of Captain on 16 January, 1889, for service in connection with operations at Suakin. He was reported fit for active service on 14 May. On 6 October he was appointed a member of the Ordnance Committee. He was appointed to the Admiralty as Inspector of Warlike Stores on 6 May, 1890. May was nominated to serve on a Committee on Ships Complements on 2 May, 1891. On the occasion of the Queen's birthday May was appointed an Ordinary Member of the Third Class, or Companion, in the Military Division of the Order of the Bath (C.B.) on 25 May, 1892.[3] On 22 September, 1896, he was appointed in command of the corvette Hyacinth on the Pacific Station. He paid her off into E Division of the Devonport Reserve on 2 April, 1896. From 15 April to 27 May he was appointed to Excellent for a G course. He was appointed a Member of the Ordnance Committee again on 28 May, and on 26 November became senior naval member on the committee. On 17 November, 1898, May gave a lecture at the R.E. Institute, Chatham, on "The Lessons of the War of 1898 in their Bearing on the Influence of Naval Armaments as Opposed to Coast Defence."[4] He was appointed in command of the battleship Mars on 5 January, 1899.[5] Royal Naval College May was appointed to President, additional, for the Royal Naval College, Greenwich on 18 September, 1900. He was promoted to the rank of Rear-Admiral dated 22 September, 1902.[6] May died at Greenwich on 24 April, 1904, from gastro-enteritis Probate of fairly sizeable estate to his widow. | May, Admiral Henry John C.B. (I615)
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| 10 | 1891 - Living St Bartholomew Hyde Hampshire UK with grandmother and two aunts. | May, John B. (I1259)
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| 11 | 1901 - Living Hammersmith, London UK Florist - appears to be living by himself 1911 April - Living Kew Surey Uk His wife appears to be a Florist as well. Burial service was conducted by his brother Rev. Frederick Granville May Probate of fairly substantial estate to his wife Helen nee Melville., , , , | May, Edmund Baldock (I619)
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| 12 | 1940 -Ordained - Priest 19390-1943 Curate Croydon Parish Church 1943-1950 Curate St Martin-in-the-Fields 1942-1944 Assistant Secretary, Church of England Youth Council 1944-1947 General Secretary 1948, 1954, 1961 Church of England Delegate tp World Council of Churches 1955-1961 Rector Hatfield 1957-1961 Honorary Canon of St Albans 1961-1988 Bishop of Rochester 1961-1988 Church Commissioner 1970-1988 High Almoner to the Her Majesty the Queen 1986-1989 Chairman, Age Concern, England 1988 - K.C.V.O. 1988-2009 Assistant Bishop, Diocese of Canterbury | Say, Bishop David (I524)
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| 13 | 2 children | Van Panhuys, Jonkvrouwe G (I304)
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| 14 | 2.52pm 8lbs 13 oz | Woods, Tyler James (I363)
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| 15 | 2nd Lieutenant in the 1st battalion Devonshire Regiment | May, 2nd Lieutenant Paul Archer (I624)
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| 16 | 2nd Lieutenant, N. Rhodesian Regt. | Hill, John Aislabie (I527)
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| 17 | 2nd Papal Count Studied law in Italy | Messina, Conte Giovanni (I1497)
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| 18 | 2nd Quarter | Family: Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur William May, K.C.B., F.R.C.S. / Adelaide Gibson Baldock (F225)
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| 19 | 2nd wife | Dashwood, Anne (I1045)
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| 20 | 3 children | Van Panhuys, Jonkvrouwe Mathilde (I300)
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| 21 | 3 children - 2 marriages | Rose, Francis (I1597)
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| 22 | 5lbs 9ozs Twin | Farnsworth, Hugo (I374)
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| 23 | 5th Lancers | Cunard, Captain Alick May (I207)
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| 24 | 6lbs 12 oz. | Harrison, Cillian Sze (I360)
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| 25 | 6lbs 6oz 2:44 pm | Harrison, Nolan Sze (I384)
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| 26 | 6lbs 7 oz | Parmar, Theo Hari (I1243)
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| 27 | 7.52pm 8 lbs 1 oz. | Woods, Quinn Anne (I364)
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| 28 | 7lb 11 oz. | McGouran, Evelly Ava (I205)
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| 29 | 7lbs 1 ozs Twin | Farnsworth, Arlo (I373)
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| 30 | 7th Baronet | Tancred, Sir Thomas 7th Bt. (I505)
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| 31 | 8 children Lived mostly in England and at Grasse in France | Messina, Concettina (I1502)
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| 32 | 8 children | Knox-Fletcher, Reverend John Joseph (I1353)
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| 33 | 8lbs 2 oz 8:39pm | Woods, Lacy Victoria (I200)
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| 34 | 8lbs 4oz | McGouran, Jack Patrick Joseph (I204)
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| 35 | 8lbs 6ozs 6:48am | Mc Gillicuddy, Marigold Michelle (I372)
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| 36 | 9 children Andrew Edward, Solicitor, 5r1 Church Street, Inverness, died 14th June 1929 at Inverness, testate. Confirmartion Inverness, 13 September, to Frances Lilian Day or Macdonald, Hilton House Inverness, Executrix. Will dated 7 July 1909 recorded Inverness 13 September 1929. Value of Estate, £110:19: 1. | Macdonald, Andrew Edward (I1580)
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| 37 | 9 pounds 1 oz | Donahoe, Jake James (I202)
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| 38 | A Maltese family Had 5 children | de Ataliottis, Contessa Maria (I1240)
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| 39 | A Service of Thanksgiving to be held October 1st 2024 at All Saints’ Church Nr Daventry UK | Goodwin Hudson, Rev Peter (I481)
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| 40 | A widow. | Rogers (I152)
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| 41 | A-28-3 | Jacklin, Johanna (I220)
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| 42 | Administration of effects -small amount to her husband. | Gurney, Mary Penelope (I612)
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| 43 | Adopted Bernadette Layton with his brother John. Bachelor | Kinney, Harry (I161)
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| 44 | Adopted by John and his brother Harry | Layton, Bernadette (I163)
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| 45 | After husband’s death the family moved to London Ovington Square. then to Henley on Thames. All the boys went to Ampleforth | Day, Lillian Frances (I1576)
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| 46 | Algonquin Grace Hospitla | Pringlemeir, Joan Teresa (I359)
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| 47 | Alowed to adopt the name Naudin by the King’s resolution Shipowner, Member of the firm Granpre Moliere and ten cate in Amsterdam NL. | Naudin ten Cate, Albert William (I330)
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| 48 | Also known as Paulus Busti and Paolo Busti note: Director (General Agent), Holland Land Company 1799-1824. Likely arrived in Philadelphia in 1796-7. note: Son of Giulio Cesare Busti, banker in Milan portrait: https://npg.si.edu/object/npg_S_NPG.74.39.7.12 | Busti, Paul (I309)
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| 49 | Also married in ceremony in Sweden a few days prior to this . | Family: Mark Farnsworth / Emma McGouran (F111)
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| 50 | Anworth New Kirkyard | Bourne-May, Major James Bourne Seaburne (I52)
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