Matches 301 to 350 of 539
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| 301 | Killed in a car crash | Crofton, Sir Hugh Patrick Simon 7th Baronet (I1405)
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| 302 | killed in Action | Crofton, Sir Edward 4th Baronet (I709)
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| 303 | Killed in action | Drake, Lieutenant Robert Flint (I425)
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| 304 | Killed in Action | O’Malley, Derek (I1589)
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| 305 | Killed in battle at the end of WW2 | Macdonald, David (I1591)
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| 306 | Killed in WW1 | May, Thomas Radcliffe Agnew (I625)
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| 307 | Killed WW! | May, Richard Trelawny (I646)
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| 308 | Lady Minto Gulf Island Hospital | Crofton, Denise Francis (I851)
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| 309 | Lebanon House, Twickenham. UK | Cunard, W.S. (I47)
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| 310 | Lieut Dutch Navy | Roëll, Baron W.F (I227)
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| 311 | Lieut in the Dutch Navy | Van Panhuys, Lieut Jonkheer LG (I73)
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| 312 | Lieut in the Royal Engineers Served in India - stationed at Hill Tipparah source Findmypast.co.uk Probate in London February 8th to Mary Louisa May, widow Pounds 545 - per National Probate 1858-1966 | May, Hugh Seaburne Lieut (I30)
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| 313 | Lieutenant 3nd class (1.9.1856). Lieutenant 2nd class (1.1.1859), Lieutenant 1st class (1.7.1869). Captain-Lieutenant (1.10.1879). Captain (1.7.1884). Resigned from the Navy on 16.4.1889. Appointed Honorary "Schout-bij-Nacht" (=Rear Admiral) on 31.8.1898. He was the son of Baron Robert Collot d'Escury (1753-1834) and Cornelia MariaBacker (1775-..). | Collot d’Ecury, Rear-Admiral & Baron Antoine (I71)
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| 314 | Lieutenant Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders 1928-1932 Member of the London Sotck Exchange Educated Wellington | May, Colonel William Drake Seaburne (I62)
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| 315 | Lieutenant in the Dutch Navy | Van Panhuys, Jonkheer Georg (I294)
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| 316 | Lieutenant in the Rifle Grigade. | Rayner, Lieut. Maurice Edward (I196)
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| 317 | Lieutennt in the Dutch Navy | Naudin ten Cate, Lt. William (I345)
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| 318 | Litt. Doct., Rector of a latin school in Amsterdam | Van de Laar, Dr. Andrias Frederik (I329)
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| 319 | Live in Kailue Kona Hawaii | Knezek, Dane Griffin (I452)
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| 320 | Lived 1 Weydown Court Haslemere Surrrey | Price, Winifred Ethel (I1476)
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| 321 | Lived 17, Loughview Cottages, Loughinisand. Ireland. | MaGauran, James (I193)
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| 322 | Lived 76 Bally Road, Downpatrick County Down Ireland. | McCartan, Cisse Anne (I188)
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| 323 | Lived a Lissanarre, County Limerick Ireland | Crofton, Oliver (I712)
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| 324 | Lived and died in Malta No children Studied law n Italy 3rd Papal Count Papal Marquis | Messina, Conte Francesco -Frank (I1500)
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| 325 | Lived at Askeaton, County Limerick Had two daughters | Lee, Christian (I765)
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| 326 | Lived at Boroughbridge Yorkshire Uk | Tanckard, Richard (I1169)
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| 327 | Lived at Boroughbridge Yorkshire UK | Tancred, Sir Thomas 1st Bt. (I1138)
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| 328 | Lived at Chargrove, Cheltenham Glos. | Freckleton, George Freckleton (I518)
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| 329 | Lived at Clonsilla, County Roscommon Ireland | Crofton, William (I727)
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| 330 | Lived at Freemore Ireland. | Dillon, Gerald (I745)
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| 331 | Lived at Garden House Brighton | Morris, Alfred (I1639)
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| 332 | Lived at Hackinhall Hall Fleetwood and Heathfield Wavertree, near Liverpool. | Bourne, Sir James Bart. C.B. (I1634)
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| 333 | Lived at Lakefield, County Leitrim Ireland | Crofton, Duke (married cousin Mary (7) (I908)
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| 334 | lived at Lebann House Twickenham | Cunard, William (I1628)
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| 335 | Lived at Mohill Castle, County Leitrim Ireland. | Crofton, Thomas (I742)
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| 336 | Lived at Rasasane County Galway Ireland. | French, Robert (I926)
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| 337 | Lived at Rossana, County Wicklow Ireland | Bunbury-Tighe, Theresa Augusta (I679)
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| 338 | Lived at Willow Hall Yorkshire and Everton, Liverpool. | Fournis Dyson, Thomas (I1635)
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| 339 | Lived in Fofanyrea, Kilco, County Down Ireland. | Ward, Francis (I147)
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| 340 | Lived in Italy near Reggio Emilia No Children | Tarabini, Conte Gaetano (I1499)
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| 341 | Lived in Melbourne Australia | Corlett, Lt.-Col John Stebbing (I466)
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| 342 | Lived in the US. He became ill and came back to his mother. He was 38 when he died. He left two small children | Kelly, Jeremiah (I297)
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| 343 | M.A. Oxford University Hon LL.D. Vice-Chancellor atUniversity of Rangoon. Much involved with the Bar, Government and University of Rangoon. Received Knighthood July 8th 1922 - Per London Gazette July 18th 1922 | Giles, Sir Robert Sidney M.A.,Hon. LL.D. (I488)
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| 344 | M/1911/D1/1405/5/237 | Family: Thomas MaGauran / Margaret Ward (F32)
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| 345 | M/1915/B1/2335/6/246 | Family: Patrick McCartan / Mary Catherine (Minnie) MaGoran (F36)
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| 346 | Maiden name was Friend | Flach, Mary (I808)
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| 347 | Many battle honours were earned as the regiment passed through France, Belguim and Holland and over the Rhine into Germany. Lieutenant-Colonel D.G.Crofton accepted formal surrender of all Germans Forces at Calais after bloody battle on October 1944. On November 2nd, he accepted the pistol of the Commanding Officer of the German Forces of Cadzand, taking over 800 prisoners. Lieutenant-Colonel Crofton was wounded in Niel, Germany on Febrauary 8th 1945…… Lieutenant-Colonel Crofton remained seriously wounded in this exposed position for twelve hours when he was finally evacuated by our Medical Officer. Throughout these actions in Holland Lieutenant-Colonel Crofton’s fearless leadership, gallantry and devotion to duty were an inspiration to all ranks and in no small measure influenced the tide of battle. His splendid part in the liberation of Holland was in keeping with the highest traditions of the Canadian Army and of the Regiment he so faithfully commanded. Awarded – Bronzen Leeuw (The Bronze Lion) on December 8th 1945 | Crofton, Lt-Col Desmond Gerald (I848)
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| 348 | Mar | May, Jan (I377)
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| 349 | March 10 1883 | Caulfeild, Edward Houston (I1075)
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| 350 | Markham Museum | Family: Lawson Smith McGouran / Erin Lynne Strouth (F109)
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