Matches 351 to 400 of 539
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| 351 | Marriage 1942 according to #34 | Family: Leonard William Agnew Rayner / Norah Mary Tytler Ridger (F86)
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| 352 | Married 3 times | Bright, Benjamin John (I402)
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| 353 | Married a Jamacian | ??, ?? (I138)
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| 354 | Married by Archbishop of York | Family: General Sir Reginald Seaburne May, K.B.E.,K.C.B.,DSO,C.M.G. / Jane Robertson Wilson (F38)
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| 355 | Married by Father Cusack | Family: Patrick Francis McGouran / Mary Patricia Rogers (F38)
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| 356 | Married by Father Paul Cusack - same priest as parents wedding. | Family: Bryan Patrick McGouran / Christine Parent (F44)
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| 357 | Married by Lord BIshop of Portsmouth | Family: Bishop David Say / Irene Frances Rayner (F84)
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| 358 | Married her cousin ID number 133 | May, Germaine Marie (I134)
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| 359 | married her cousin Isaac Van Vavte see id#319 | Vrught, Marie Jacoba (I179)
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| 360 | Married her cousin William ID #133 Descendants follow his id number. | May, Germaine Marie (I312)
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| 361 | Married his Cousin Sarah Crofton ID 58 (it was her second marriage after James Harrison died) | Crofton, John married cousin Sarah ID (1) (I772)
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| 362 | Married in Ireland Immigrated to Canada in 1917 Was a motorman for the TTC in Toronto for 29 years. Died of Bladder cancer per death Ceertificate | MaGauran, Thomas (I92)
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| 363 | Married Peter Fane - Please see this individual to continue with details for Sarah. | Hamilton, Sarah Katherine (I513)
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| 364 | May, Sir William Henry (1849 - 1930), naval officer, was born at Liscard, Cheshire, on 31 July 1849, the third son in the family of ten children of Job William Seaburne May and his wife, Anne Jane Freckleton. Since the seventeenth century the family had lived in the Netherlands, where an ancestor, John May, had been a naval architect. William Henry May's grandfather, an admiral in the Dutch navy and reportedly at the same time captain in the British navy, had assisted in restoring Prince William of Orange to the throne of the Netherlands in 1813. His father left the Netherlands in 1840 and established himself on the stock exchange in Liverpool, where he was Netherlands consul. Prince William of Orange is the Godfather to Willam Henry May - See picture. Admiral of the Fleet, Commander of the Altlantic and Home Fleets. Controller of the Navy and Lord of the Admiralty. | May, Admiral of the Fleet Sir William Henry C.G.B., G.C.V.O. (I12)
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| 365 | MBE 1924 | Marillier, Dame Mary Louisa (Mollie) MBE (I31)
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| 366 | Mechant taylor 1891 | Price, Athelsicane? Elder (I1486)
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| 367 | Member of the Govt of the Provincial Staes of Guelder-Cand at Arnheim | Noort, Aplen (I177)
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| 368 | Member of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loretto Sisters) After retirement did Parish Ministry at Our Lady of Sorrows, Toronto and Marquis and Central Butte Sask. | O’Keefe, Sister Margaret IBVM (I316)
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| 369 | Merchant Taylor 1759 | Price, John (I1232)
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| 370 | Merchant Taylor 1820 | Price, Charles (I1228)
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| 371 | Misercordia Hospital | May, Karen Faith (I22)
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| 372 | Misercordia Hospital | May, Christopher Seaburne (I21)
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| 373 | Morton hall, Otterbutn, Norththumberland | Clarke, Charles Thompson (I480)
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| 374 | Mother is Jenna Marsh | Bright, Violet Anne (I405)
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| 375 | My father was a Naval Architect and was a member of the RCNC and helped to design the hospital ship which became the Royal Yacht Britannia so interestingly following another relative who helped design a previuos Royal Yacht!!! He and my mother had great fun burning bits of material to test what was inflammable and what was not so as to know what could be used in Britannia. In wartime he held the rank of Lieutenant Commander and had he continued to hold Executive Rank in the post_war years, he would have been a Rear Admiral, but in Peacetime the Corps of Naval Constructors ceased to wear uniform and to carry rank, whilst continuing as an integral part of the Royal Navy. The last part of this was written by David Say who gave the Eulogy at my father`s funeral. He spent D-Day +1 in Normandy having gone over with the Mulberry Harbours and then helped to clear the Caen Canal by sending divers down to the sunken ships and then repairing them. | Rayner, Leonard William Agnew (I201)
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| 376 | Name is a mix of grandmothers first names Evelyn and Willy | McGouran, Evelly Ava (I205)
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| 377 | Never Maried | Crofton, Cecil Florence (I1088)
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| 378 | Never married Will fairly substatnial estate - proved by the two executors her nephews Thomas Agnew May of Tavistock, Esq and Charles Gibbons May, Solicitor | May, Louisa Juliana (I621)
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| 379 | Never married | Family: John Price / Sarah Draper (F471)
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| 380 | Never married. | Crofton, Bettine Lowther (I1102)
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| 381 | Never married. | Crofton, Ellen Marjorie Lowther (I1101)
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| 382 | No children | Crofton, Ernest Alfred (I838)
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| 383 | No Children | Bright, Amanda Anne (I401)
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| 384 | No children | May, Job (I139)
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| 385 | No Children | Leermens, J (I69)
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| 386 | No children | Family: Guillaume Pasques de Ghasomes de Ghasomes Vrught / Catherina Cornelia Linden VanDyk (F76)
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| 387 | No Children | Murray, ? (I390)
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| 388 | No Children - Famile die Nobile Giovanni Rosario Messina will die out | Messina, Basilio (I1520)
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| 389 | No Children Famile die Nobile Giovanni Rosario Messina will die out | Messina, Antonio (I1517)
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| 390 | No Children Famile die Nobile Giovanni Rosario Messina will die out | Messina, Antonio (I1518)
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| 391 | No Children Famile die Nobile Giovanni Rosario Messina will die out | Messina, Giovani (I1519)
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| 392 | Note 43 shows 1805 | Price, Charles (I1228)
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| 393 | Nurse | Naudin ten Cate, Maria Martha (I343)
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| 394 | Of Amsterdam | Roelofs, Dirk (I380)
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| 395 | Of Amsterdam | Wynbergh, Jan (I142)
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| 396 | of Amsterdam. Lived in London | Alewyn, Jacob (I156)
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| 397 | of Chigwell | Sollery Wilcox, Charlotte (I1449)
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| 398 | of Curazao | Sarah Scholborough (I132)
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| 399 | of Gillingham | Pensex, Rebecca (I5)
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| 400 | Of Harlingen Friesland | Visgen, Hildegonda Martha (I146)
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