Matches 301 to 350 of 380
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| 301 | Parish Register of Burials John Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried April 8 1853 aged 83. Ceremony performed by .. Clarkson, Curate. | HIGGETT, John (I933)
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| 302 | Parish Register of Burials Lucy Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried 11 April 1821 aged 10 months. Cermony performed by Charles Inge, vicar. | HIGGITT, Lucy (I1001)
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| 303 | Parish Register of Burials Martha Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried June 20 1832, aged 1 year. Ceremony performed by Robt Clarke, Burton. | GODWIN, Elizabeth (I996)
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| 304 | Parish Register of Burials Mary Ann Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried 27 Dec 1825, aged 23 years. Ceremony performed by Charles Inge, Vicar. (Assumed this Mary Ann by correspondence of age) | HIGGITT, Mary Ann (I970)
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| 305 | Parish Register of Burials Mary Higgitt, abode Rugeley, 7 August 1828 aged 2 years. Ceremony performed by Charles Inge, Offic. Minister. | HIGGITT, Mary (I1005)
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| 306 | Parish Register of Burials Richard Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried Oct 16 1846 aged 11 years. Ceremony performed by .. Wetherhall, Curate. | HIGGITT, Richard (I1050)
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| 307 | Parish Register of Burials Robert Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried 13 May 1834 aged 35 years. ceremony performed by B. Elliott Percy. | HIGGITT, Robert (I968)
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| 308 | Parish Register of Burials Sarah Higgitt, abode Rugeley, Buried July 23 1837, aged 43 years. Ceremony performed by Thomas Bonney. Attributed because of approximate age - needs to be verified | SAUNDERS, Sarah (I1008)
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| 309 | Parish Register of Burials Thomas Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried 11 August 1833, aged 75 years. Cermony performed by Thomas Bonney. Occupation: 1818, Hat Manufacturer, Rugeley | HIGGITT, Thomas (I925)
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| 310 | Parish Register of Burials Thomas Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried Aug 15, 1840, aged 58 years. Ceremony performed by .. Wetherall, Curate. More About THOMAS HIGGITT: Occupation: Bet. 1805 - 1826, Hatter, Rugeley | HIGGITT, Thomas (I939)
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| 311 | Parish Register of Burials Thomas Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried March 28 1843, aged 9 weeks. Ceremony performed by .. Wetherall, Curate. | HIGGITT, Thomas (I1063)
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| 312 | Plot # 301 | KEATING, Ann (I1461)
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| 313 | Plot # 663 | DEVITT, Mary Ann (I1451)
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| 314 | Plot # 663 | LEWIS, William James (I1450)
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| 315 | plot #663 with parents | LEWIS, Margaret (I1453)
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| 316 | Possible | HIGGITT, Eva (I171)
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| 317 | Possible match from 1881 census - servant in Oldbury Dwelling: Birchy F. Lane Census Place: Oldbury, Worcester, England Source: FHL Film 1341681 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2841 Folio 7 Page 10 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John PRESTON M 32 M Leicester, England Rel: Head Occ: Builder Ann PRESTON M 31 F Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Wife Mary PRESTON 9 F Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Elizabeth PRESTON 8 F Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar John H. PRESTON 5 M Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Joseph A. PRESTON 3 M Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Son Chas. F. PRESTON 2 M Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Son George W. PRESTON 3 m F Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Son Selina CORNWALL 10 F Oldbury, Worcester, England Rel: Servant Occ: Nurse Girl Domestic Servant | CORNWELL, Selina (I1078)
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| 318 | Pretty thin | BRUCE, Jane (I641)
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| 319 | Pretty thin. Lived at 63 Brierley St, Bury, Lancashire, England during 1881 census | ATKINSON, John (I695)
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| 320 | Queen Elizabeth Home | LEWIS, William John (I1443)
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| 321 | R Park #5227 77 Yrs | KEMP, George (I1421)
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| 322 | Ref# 404063 Springvale Crem Fuchsia, 1/B/27 | LEWIS, Terrence William (I1474)
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| 323 | Regsiter of Burials Sarah Higgitt, abode Rugeley, 15 Feb 1825 aged 61. Ceremony performed by Charles Inge, vicar. Probate granted 15 July 1825. Index = Calendar Peculiars, Staffordshire, 1510-1858 and held at Lichfield Record Office. The will provides information about her sisters and their husbands. Sarah was a spinster. Cover sheet: Will In the Dean and Chapter Court of Lichfield in the Goods of Sarah Higitt Deceased Appeared Personally John Imms of Rugeley in the County of Stafford (Oil and Calow Man in the same?) Executor named in the last Will and Testament of the said Sarah Higgitt late of Rugeley in the County of Stafford Spinster Deceased; and made Oath, that the Esatet and Effects of the said Deceased, for, or, in respect of which a Probate of the said Will is to be granted exclusive of what the said deceased may have been possessed of, or entitled to as a Trustee for any other person or persons, and not beneficially, but including the Leasehold Estate or Estates for Yeras of the Deceased, if any, whether absolute or Determinable on Lives, and without deducting any thing on account of the Debts, due and owing from the said Deceases are under the value of Three Hundred Pounds of the best of this Deponent's knowledge, information and belief. Sworn on the 15th day of July 1825 John Imms (confident signature) This is the last Will and Testament of me Sarah Higgitt of Rugeley in the County of Stafford Spinster. First I direct all my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses to be paid and discahrged I give and bequeath unto my sister Ann Cox, Widow all my household Goods Furniture and Effects except my stock in trade clothes plate and linen in and about my Dwellinghouse in Rugeley aforesaid and of which Goods, Furniture and Effects I have already given her and Inventory signed by me for her own benefit. I give to my nephew William Cox and to my Godson and Nephew Thomas Higgitt the sum of five pounds apiece. I give and bequeath the sum of One hundred pounds and also all my Linen plate and wearing apparel unto my three sisters Mary the wife of John Imms Susanna the wife of James Hurrall and the said Ann Cox equally to be divided between them share and share alike and all my stock in trade and debts owing to me in my trade and all other my personal Estate not hereinbefore disposed of I give and bequeath amongst all my Brothers and Sisters that shall be living at the time of my decease equally to be divided between them share and share alike all which legaicies and bequests I direct shall be paid within six calendar months next after my disease. And I direct that the receipt of my sister Susanaa Hurrall alone shall be sufficient discharge to my Executor for any legacy or share of my personal estate which she shall be entitled to by virtue of this my will and I further declare and direct that my Executor shall and may with the consent of the said Susanna Hurrall retain all or any part of the legacies or share of my personal Estate herein bequeathed to her and shall and may pay the Interest and produce thereof for the separate use of the said Susanna Hurrall wherewith her husband shall not intermediate nor shall either the principal or interest be liable to his debts control or disposal and her receipt alone shall from time to time be a sufficient discahrge for the interest or principal or any part thereof respectively And in case such principal or any part thereof shall remain or be in the hands or my Executor at the time of the decease of the said Susanna Hurrall then I direct that the same shall be paid to such person or persons and in such manner as the said Susanna Hurrall by her last Will and Testament or any writing in the nature thereof shall notwithstanding her coverture give or direct the same or any part thereof to be paid and in default of such gift or direction then to the next of kin of the said Susanna Hurrall exclusive of her husband in like manner as if she had died sole and unmarried. And I hereby appoint bthe said John Imms Executor of this my last Will and testament Witness whereof I have herunto set my hand and seal the First day of may in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Two Signed sealed and published and declared by the above named Testatuse Sarah higgitt as and for her last Will and testament in the presenece of us who in her presenece at he request and in the presenec of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto: Charles Knight, Chas Gilbert Signed by Sarah Higgitt at Lichfield 15 July 1825 Let aprobat of this Will be made to John Imms of Rugeley in the County of Stafford, (Colourman?) the sole Executor named therein. Testaure died in Feby last. He being first sworn and alos that the personal Estate will not amount in value to the form of 300 ? | HIGGITT, Sarah (I929)
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| 324 | Research note - link to parents not proved but assumed on fit of dates. The 1851 census for Wolverhampton would be useful. 1881 Census Dwelling: 55 St Marks St Census Place: Wolverhampton, Stafford, England Source: FHL Film 1341669 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2796 Folio 103 Page 21 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Alfred HIGGETT M 32 M Wolverhampton, Stafford, England Rel: Head Occ: Clerk (Hardware) Elizabeth HIGGETT M 37 F Wolverhampton, Stafford, England Rel: Wife Edward A. HIGGETT U 4 M Wolverhampton, Stafford, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar William W. HIGGETT U 15 m M Wolverhampton, Stafford, England Rel: Son | HIGGITT, Alfred (I1121)
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| 325 | Research note:poss link to Bloxwich families | HIGGITT, John (I992)
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| 326 | Rugeley Register of marriages, No. 253 Banns of marriage were publicised between Samuel Higgitt and Elizabeth Marshall on the 8th, 15th and 22nd of December 1776. Samuel Higgit of the Parish of Rugeley in the County of Stafford and Elizabeth Marshall of the Parish and County of the same married in this church by Banns, 25 December 1776 by Thomas Avarne. Signed by Samuel Higgit (one t), Elizabeth's mark. In the Presence of: Samuel Hallam, Thomas Higgitt (2 t), William Wooley | Family: Samuel HIGGET / Elizabeth MARSHALL (F686)
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| 327 | s.p. Don't know what this means | FOXCROFT, Samuel (I2043)
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| 328 | Samuel Higgitt, abode Rugeley, buried 13 October 1819 aged 65. Ceremony performed by Charles Inge, vicar. | HIGGET, Samuel (I923)
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| 329 | Samuel Smith FOXCROFT born Sept quarter 1895 Bury 8c 598a | FOXCROFT, Sam Smith (I288)
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| 330 | Secretary to Transport Workers Union. Drove for McMahons Transport Company. Also a reposser for the courts. Sang as a black man in the Black and White Minstrel Show. | BRIGHTFIELD, Arthur Constantine (I218)
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| 331 | Served in army in WW2. NX57452. | BRIGHTFIELD, Clement Constantine (I223)
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| 332 | Served in army in WW2. NX65739. | BRIGHTFIELD, Frederick Francis W (I605)
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| 333 | Served in Army WW2 in New Guinea. Made rank of Corporal. NX167142 | BRIGHTFIELD, Samuel Archibald (I129)
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| 334 | Served in Mesopotamia in World War 1. Lived in Dinnington (Rotherham Maltby Sheffield area) before Leeds (retired). Mum was born at Greasbro (a part of Rotherham) 11 Bethel Road Canklow. 8 Oval Road Rotherham Rowena born there. Laracor Kimberworth Road, Rotherham. 85 Regent Street. 92 Regent Street. Rotherham. 78 Medowhall Road Kimberworth. 31 Percy Street Rotherham. 35 Ramsden Road Rotherham. 1 Gilberthorpe Street. 3 Hinde Road | HIGGITT, James Shaw (I2438)
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| 335 | Served in Navy in WW2. Service No. 17351. | BRIGHTFIELD, Albert John Mapleson (I602)
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| 336 | Served in RAAF. 1940 to 1945 as Instrument fitter. | BRUCE, Clyde John Thomas (I126)
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| 337 | Served in RAN for 30 years. Was mentioned in dispatches for action on HMAS Perth in Vietnam. Was CPO Coxswain when he retired from RAN. | PARKE, Samuel James (I273)
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| 338 | Served in WW1. Regimental No. 5969. 14th Battalion. Enlisted 30/3/1916. Returned to Australia 18/7/1919. | ABBOTT, Leonard Joseph Emms (I1495)
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| 339 | Served in WW1. Regimental number 2796. 55th Battalion. Private. Enlisted 30/6/1915. Return to Australia 25/8/1917. | BRIGHTFIELD, Henry James (I246)
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| 340 | Served in WW2 aboard HMAS Perth. After it was sunk, he was sent to Japan as a POW. After the war, some US soldiers came across him in Tokyo and he identified himself as being from the Perth which went down fighting with the USS Houston. The US forces got him back to Melbourne before his mother knew he was coming home. | PARKE, Fred (I431)
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| 341 | Served RAAF in World War 2. | PARKE, Alfred (I276)
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| 342 | Served RAAF. Finished training after World War 2. Later joined Naval Reserve. | ROBINSON, Donald George James (I33)
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| 343 | Smythe #23674 | KEMP, Robert (I1418)
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| 344 | Some info 1904 | BRIGHTFIELD, Frederick Francis W (I605)
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| 345 | Some records have him born in 1837. Headstone gives age at death of 85. Came out to Australia working on a ship. Landed in Melbourne in goldrush times. Two of his brothers also came out (similar jobs). As an ships engineer, he went to the mines doing engineering. | BRUCE, Thomas (I142)
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| 346 | Some reference says 1862 - Brenda? | SHAW, Sarah Anne (I166)
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| 347 | Spent time on Jersey during World War 2 | FOXCROFT, Cissie (I289)
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| 348 | St Arnaud Cemetery #43/sec12 heads reg #182.8 | DEVITT, John (I1482)
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| 349 | Stawell #16370 72 yo | ABBOTT, John Thomas (I1435)
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| 350 | Steiglitz #6611 | ABBOTT, John Thomas (I1435)
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