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1 | A Romantic Law Suit Perhaps such an action today would be considered frivalous, but John Rose Brandon brought this action to the courts in Hokitika, West Coast, New Zealand in May 1872. | |||
2 | An account of the arrival of the "SS MATAURA" in New Zealand on 10 November 1875. Published in Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 298, 11 November 1875, Page 2.(Links to an external site. Use browser's "back" button to return here). | |||
3 | ANDERSON family in the 1828 Census of New South Wales | |||
4 | Announcement of The marriage of Alfred Selfe Leonard and Margaret Elizabeth Stevens 18600925 Published in the Western Daily Press on 26 September 1860 | |||
5 | Australian Convict Muster - 1825 (Extract) On this muster appear Anthony Hordern and his family. Although difficult to read, the colume headings appear to be: Name; Age; Class; Vessel; Yr of Arrival; Sentence; Employment. In the case of Anthony, it would appear that he arrived in 1825 aboard the 'Phoenix', that his sentence was 7 years and his employment was 'Coach Maker'. This agrees with the biographical account in the Australian Dictionary of Biographies (see 'Owner/Source', below) Also on this document are sons, Anthony and John, daughter Elizabeth and wife Ann (nee Woodhead). | |||
6 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | |||
7 | Aviator Certificate awarded to Frederick WINTERBOTHAM Frederick was awarded this Aviator Certificate on 27 February 1917. Unfortunately, the aircraft type and location are not recorded. | |||
8 | BARHAM (née LAWRENCE), Lillie Belle: Report of Death | Winterbotham Families | ||
9 | BASSETT, George: Naturalisation Record 18941215 | Mitchell Families | ||
10 | BATTEN, Rayner Derry (1858-1943): Obituary This obituary for Rayner Batten was published in the British Medical Journal. | |||
11 | BRANDON, John Rose (jnr). An appearance in court. This appearance in court in October 1898 makes interesting reading. What could this have been about! (Article published in Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.) | |||
12 | Broom Down Farm House, Chieveley, Berkshire: Auction John Wooster is leaving the area and he has put up the contents of his house, along with farm implements and stock, for auction. This notice was posted in the 'Reading Mercury' newspaper on 18 May 1878. | |||
13 | BROWN, (nee LORD) Marjorie: Correspondence These envelopes contained letters from Marjorie to her father-in-law, Albert Brown during WW2. (Top to Bottom: 1 June 1943; 22 March 1944; 28 December 1943) | |||
14 | Burial Record: HOLMDEN, Robert 18301128 | Winterbotham Families | ||
15 | CHANDLER (nee Cox), Elizabeth: Arrival in Queensland, Australia Elizabeth, her husband Henry and their infant child Martha, arrived aboard the ship "Alfred" on 22 September 1858 after a voyage of around 90 days. This is the report of the ship's arrival as published in the Moreton Bay Courier, Page 2, "Shipping Intelligence" column. | |||
16 | CHIDGEY, Caroline: Bastardy hearing v. John Shapland This report was published in the Western Times newspaper on 22 May 1868 | Mitchell Families | ||
17 | Claim on the Estate of George de Rusett (aka Quigley) by John Rose Brandon Published in the Brisbane Courier (and others) on 10 Jun 1871. The original can be seen here. | |||
18 | CLEAVER, Cyril Morrison (Private) This the WW1 Medal Card of Cyril who was Killed In Action in 1916 | |||
19 | CLEAVER, Edward (Private): Medal Card, WW1 This is a scan of the WW1 medal card showing Edward's entitlement to medals. | |||
20 | CLEAVER, Llewellyn: Convict Record This document is a copy of Llewellyn's Convict Record. | |||
21 | CLEAVER, LLewellyn: Transportation Document Llewellyn Cleaver was tried on 4 January 1842 at Devizes Assizes in Wiltshire, England and found guilty of stealing sheep. He was sentenced to 10 years transportation to Tasmania, Australia. This is a copy of his transportation document. | |||
22 | County Court Hearing in Axminster, Devonshire | Mitchell Families | ||
23 | COX, Charles William: Announcement in the London Gazette This announcement was published in the London Gazette on 5 December 1939 requiring any claimants against the estate of Charles to come forward. | |||
24 | COX, Edwin: Obituary (1973) This Obituary was published in the local newspaper on the death of Edwin in Kenora, Ontario, Canada | Mitchell Families | ||
25 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Mitchell Families | ||
26 | COX, Raymond Gillet: Passenger declaration on arrival in Canada in 1923 | |||
27 | COX, William and Family: Arrival in Queensland, Australia William and his family arrived in Moreton Bay aboard the "Shackamaxon" on 25 November 1859. They, and their fellow travellers, were immediately transferred to the steamer, "Breadalbane" for the short voyage to Brisbane, arriving the following day. This article, marking the arrival of the immigrants, was published in the "Local Intelligence" column, page 2, of The Moreton Bay Courier, on 26 November 1859. | |||
28 | DE VESIAN, Dorothy: Teachers Registration Council Certificate | Winterbotham Families | ||
29 | DE VESIAN, John Stuart Ellis: Institute of Mechanical Engineers This document is the proposal for John's membership into the Institute, submitted on 24 March 1890. | Winterbotham Families | ||
30 | DODIMEAD, Edward Albert: Roll of Individuals entitled to Silver War Badge. | |||
31 | DODIMEAD, Emma Louisa: USA Naturalisation Papers This document is a copy of the original 'Petition for USA Naturalisation' by Emma Dodimead. | |||
32 | DODIMEAD, Francis Walter: Certificate of US Citizenship 19360523 | |||
33 | DODIMEAD, Sidney Albert: Notification of Wife's desertion This document is part of Sidney's military record (WW1). This section deals with the notification that Sidney's wife, Florence, had deserted him and their children. The first entry at the top is an instruction from the Ministry of Pensions to cease any payments to her and to the children. Beneath that are 2 communications received from New Scotland Yard (The Police of the Metropolis, as they were known at that time) in which they ask about the possibility of tracing Gunner S.A. Dodimead. The second of those communications (Dated 21 May 1918) is confirmation that they had traced him in Malta. | |||
34 | DRAYSEY, John Apprenticeship Indenture 17780119 | |||
35 | DRAYSEY, John: Freedom of the City of London | |||
36 | DREW, Robert and his family in the 1861 UK Census | Mitchell Families | ||
37 | ELLIS (née SINNETT), Ellen Jane: Creditors Notice This notice was published in the London Gazette on 21 April 1925 | Winterbotham Families | ||
38 | ETHERINGTON, Bruce: Announcement of departure to Ceylon This clip appeared in the Western Times Newspaper on 15 May 1899 | Mitchell Families | ||
39 | ETHERINGTON, Bruce: Announcement of return to England from Ceylon This clip appeared in the Western Times Newspaper on 20 April 1905 | |||
40 | ETHERINGTON, Bruce: Unveiling of commemorative plaque This clip appeared in the Western Times Newspaper on 12 October 1908 and announced the unveiling of an especially commissioned memorial plaque at the Upton Vale Baptist Church. | Mitchell Families | ||
41 | ETHERINGTON, Evelyn Graeme Ivor: Flight accident report (R.A.A.F.) | Mitchell Families | ||
42 | ETHERINGTON, Flying Officer Evelyn Graeme: CWGC Entry | Mitchell Families | ||
43 | EVERETT: The arrival of the Everett family in Hobart, Tasmania (1831) | Mitchell Families | ||
44 | GOULD, Martha Sophia: Bible, inner page The message on the inside page indicates that the bible was presented to Martha by her parents. The donator says this: "This is the front of a Bible bequeathed to me by my mother, in the days before the Internet. I have no idea of its connection (friend or family?) to my mother." | Mitchell Families | ||
45 | GRAHAM, Joseph Alexander (Sergeant), Miltary Medal Card This is Joseph's Miltary Medal card. Although difficult to decipher, it can be seen that he held the rank of Sergeant in the Royal Rifle Regiment and that he served in France. | |||
46 | GREENWOOD, Robert William Bricknell [Private] - Military Service Medal Card | |||
47 | GULLICK, Thomas: Missing Person Thomas' name appears in the New South Wales Police Gazette on 13 December 1882. He is reported as a missing person. | |||
48 | Hammersley, Kennedy and Co. Ltd This article was published in "Notable Londoners" in 1924, although it says more about Oliver ("Noel") than the business itself. | |||
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50 | HAMMERSLEY, Thomas Samuel: Freedom of the City of London Thomas was granted Freedom of the City of London based upon patrimony, i.e. his father was already a Freeman of the City being a member of the Worshipful Company of Barbers. | |||
51 | HANKS, Ernest: Arrest Warrant Published in the NSW Police Gazette on 27 September 1893. | Mitchell Families | ||
52 | HARROLD, Ronald James: Court Appearance This report published in the Western Daily Press 0n 14 November 1947. | |||
53 | HAYTER, Robert: Examination for role as Police Constable | Mitchell Families | ||
54 | HOLLEY (nee HALFORD), Emily - National Registration Card The Local Government Board was established by the Local Government Board Act 1871 with primary responsibility for supervision of local government services. During and following the First World War the board was required to fulfil special functions, and they were discharged both through its existing departments and by newly-formed ones. One of the latter was that it had general responsibility for the system of national registration for wartime purposes introduced by the National Registration Act 1915. A certificate of registration was issued to everyone on the Register setting out their personal details. Although not called an identity card, that in effect is what it was. An amendment to the act in 1918 required the production of a certificate on demand to a police officer or other authorised person. The registration requirement was withdrawn at the end of the First World War. | |||
55 | HOLMDEN and Son, (William and Samuel): Business partnership dissolved This notice was published in the London Gazette on 7 August 1866 | Winterbotham Families | ||
56 | Holmden and Winterbotham marriage announcement. This announcement was widely published. This is the one from the Worcestershire Chronicle on 10 January 1866 | Winterbotham Families | ||
57 | HOLMDEN Brothers, (William and Samuel): Business partnership dissolved This notice was published in the London Gazette on 25 November 1864 | Winterbotham Families | ||
58 | HOLMDEN, Ronald Brend: Notice of Death 19611214 | Winterbotham Families | ||
59 | HOLMDEN, Samuel Nicholson (Estate of): Creditors Notice This notice was published in the London Gazette on 10 March 1922 | Winterbotham Families | ||
60 | HUNTER, Earnest William Albert. Farewell card from his church. This card dated 20 March 1927, was presented to Earnest a short while before his departure to a new life in Australia. | |||
61 | HUNTINGFORD, Frank: Obituary This Obituary was published in the Surrey Herald on 5 March 1993 | |||
62 | James and Emily Jones' Accident | Mitchell Families | ||
63 | JERROME, Alfred Joshia - Attestation Papers 1916 This is the attestation paper signed by Alfred when he signed up for Military Service with the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force om 21 Feb 1916. | |||
64 | Jersey Registration Card: DONOGHUE (nee KENDALL), Elizabeth Ann The instigation of ID cards was probably introduced by the Germans following invasion of the Channel Islands in 1940. All residents of Jersey were obliged to register. | Mitchell Families | ||
65 | John Brend and William Winterbotham: Partnership Dissolved This article appeared in the London Gazette on 9 June 1804. It is a formal announcement that the partnership between John and William, Drapers, of Plymouth, was dissolved on 1 May 1804. | |||
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67 | JONES, Mary: Letter from Josephine Harper written on 9th May 1935 This letter was written by Josephine on 9th May 1935 when she was 13 years old. It was written from her home in Bristol, the Muller's Orphanage, to her new friend Mary Jones. Mary became Josephine's sister-in-law on 14th September 1936 when she married Josephine's brother, Edwin Harper. The "Jubilee" refered to in the letter was the Silver Jubilee of King George VI and Queen Mary on 6th May 1935. | |||
68 | JOYCE, James Barclay: Matriculation 18720127 | |||
69 | JOYCE, James Wayland: Matriculation 18281211 | |||
70 | KEENE, Lancelot James: Bankruptcy Process. This entry can be found in the Court of Bankruptcy and relates to the conveyance of all of Lancelot's estate and effects to the Trustee, Henry Thomas Thwaites, an Accountant who was to administer Lancelot's assets on behalf of the creditors. | Mitchell Families | ||
71 | KEENE, Lancelot James: Trial for Bigamy This article appeared in the newspaper as the report on the first hearing of the trial of Lancelot for Bigamy. As can be seen, he elected to be tried by a higher court and was found guilty at The Old Bailey, where he was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. | Mitchell Families | ||
72 | KEESING, Moritz Israel: Alien arrival in UK | |||
73 | KENDALL, John Henry: Serviceman, Private 21733. This Medal Card indicates that John was discharged due to health problems on 4 January 1917. | |||
74 | KENDALL, John Henry: WW1 British Army Medal Card | Mitchell Families | ||
75 | KENDALL, Nicholas Percy: Royal Naval Service Record Card Percy enlisted for a 12 year term and was almost immediately posted to HMS "Vivid II" This was the Royal Naval Barracks at Devonport, Plymouth. Percy was there from 24 Jan 1913 until 16 Jun 1916, probably for his basic training. On departure, he held the rank of Stoker, Second Class. On 17 Jun 1913, Percy began service on board HMS "Indefatigable". Still serving on the "Indefatigable", Percy was promoted to Stoker, First Class on 20 Nov 1913, the position he held until the ship was sunk by enemy action on 31 May 1916. | |||
76 | KNIGHT [COX], Maud. Letter sent to her uncle, Herbert John Knight. This letter, written on 24 FEB 1907, was sent to Maud's Uncle Herbert. In it, Maud refers to... "her sweetheart" who is... "on an engine learning to be an engine driver". This is probably a reference to her future husband, Edwin Cox, who was employed by the GWR (Great Western Railway). | |||
77 | LANGABEER, Richard Ernest (Private): WW1 Medal Card | |||
78 | LANGABEER, William (Private) WW1 Medal Card This is the medal card indicating the medals awarded to William for his service during WW1 in the Devonshire Regiment. William was killed in action and so would never have received them. | Mitchell Families | ||
79 | LANGABEER, William Henry (Private) WW1 Medal Card This is the medal card indicating medals awarded to William for his service in the Essex Regiment during WW1. William recieved an injury to his foot which resulted in him being decalred unfit for war service on 2 March 1918. | Mitchell Families | ||
80 | MAGGS (née AITKEN), Wilhelmina: Newspaper Report 19250109 Reported in the 'Lethbridge Daily Herald'. | Mitchell Families | ||
81 | MAGGS (née AITKEN), Wilhelmina: Record of Border Crossing 19260819 Having made several crossings between Canada and the US, on this occasion, Wilhelmina claims that her trip to Portland, Oregon, is to reside there permanently. | Mitchell Families | ||
82 | MAGGS, James Henry: Border crossing record 19291025 | Mitchell Families | ||
83 | MAGGS. Gilbert and Wilhelmina: Divorce Report 19280222 | Mitchell Families | ||
84 | MAIRE, Amos: Obituary published in "Western News" newspaper on 15 June 1917 | |||
85 | MAIRE, Amos: Recorded in the "Western News" newspaper on 26 October 1917. | |||
86 | MAIRE, née FROST, Harriet Martin: Obituary recorded in the "Western Press" on 12 March 1937 | |||
87 | Marriage Announcement: PELLUET, Albert and ALLEN, Winifred This announcement was published in the Hastings and St Leonard Observer on 29 July 1939 | |||
88 | Marriage Banns: WOOSTER, Aaron Hill and SHEPHARD, Jane 18851011 | |||
89 | Medal Card (WW1): PELLUET, Cyril Hector | Mitchell Families | ||
90 | METCALFE, Lieut. William Burton: Killed in loss of vessel at sea This clip confirms the loss of William whilst serving on HM submarine E50. | Winterbotham Families | ||
91 | MITCHELL (née WYER), Emma Ethel: Civilian Death Record WW2 Both Ethel and her husband William were killed. | Mitchell Families | ||
92 | MITCHELL, Carolynne Jane: This article, regarding the murder of Carolynne, was published on 21 May 1985 | |||
93 | MITCHELL, Thomas James: Funeral announcement in local paper Thomas (known as "Jim"), passed away at the age of 83 on 16 February 2007. This is a clip taken from the local paper announcing the funeral. | |||
94 | MITCHELL, William Philip: Civilian Death Record WW2 Both William and his wife Ethel were killed. | Mitchell Families | ||
95 | MONGER, James Wilson: Family Bible "May 1st 1877. This Bible was presented to James Wilson Monger by his father, Anthony Wilson Monger and subsequently handed to Sidney James Anthony Monger (Eldest son of James Wilson Monger), by his mother (Annie Monger) on 6th of September 1928." In the interest of download speed, this file is scanned at a low resolution. A higher resolution version is available by email (15Mb) subject to approval by Eileen Monger. | |||
96 | MUDD (nee McCARDLE), Francis Lilian: Obituary 2012 | |||
97 | NICHOLSON, William Atwill: Bankruptcy 18650403 Published in The London Gazette. | |||
98 | Notice of dissolvement of the business known as "Webber and Co". This notice was published in the London Gazette and is a formal notice advising that the original Company of Webber and Co., was being dissolved and that the business name would change and continue as "Webber and Stedham". Notes: (1) William Stedham was William Webber's son-in-law. (2) I have no information at this time on the identity of the fourth partner in Webber and Co., James Jordan. | |||
99 | NOWELL, William Albert and Georgina Maud (nee Darby): Interment Record (1985) | Mitchell Families | ||
100 | Obituary: LANGABEER, Kent Earl |
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