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Matches 101 to 150 of 1,609
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Aboard the Mauretania | Cooper, Oliver Percy (I9797)
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Aboard the Metagama | Sadler, Emma Jane (I30898)
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Aboard the Metagama | Treasure, Edmund (I30897)
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Aboard the Nevada | Catley, Albert (I19827)
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Aboard the Oxford | Gover, Henrietta (I32098)
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Aboard the Pretoria Castle | Rowdon, Florence Lucretia Prangley (I39016)
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Aboard the Roxburgh Castle | Latchem, Mary Jane (I32018)
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Aboard the Roxburgh Castle | Bourne, Mary Ann (I32013)
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Aboard the Roxburgh Castle | Latchem, William (I11487)
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Aboard the Royal George | Hodges, Ernest Frank (I19754)
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Aboard the Royal George | Peel, Wilfred (I12214)
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Aboard the Samaria | Elliott, Seward (I19058)
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Aboard the ship Trecarrell | Piddell, Cyril Robert Montague (I5593)
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Aboard the SS Adriatic | Lockett, Cecilia (I26312)
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Aboard the SS Adriatic | Lockett, Cecilia (I26312)
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Aboard the SS Adriatic | Phillips, Sylvia (I2382)
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Aboard the SS Adriatic | Phillips, Sylvia (I2382)
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Aboard the St. Louis | Grist, Garnard Evelyn (I24636)
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Aboard the St. Paul | Hobbs, Dennis (I54919)
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Aboard the Start of the West | Elliott, Enoch (I19047)
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Aboard the Strathaird | Dando, Charles Stuart (I33004)
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Aboard the Strathaird | Little, Nora May (I33001)
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Aboard the Teutonic | Hobbs, Dennis (I54919)
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Aboard the Teutonic | Fussell, Rose (I21020)
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Aboard the Teutonic | Lasbury, Mitchener Marchant (I426)
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Aboard the Washington | Cooper, Oliver Percy (I9797)
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Aboard the Wilcannia | Moon, Lily (I53475)
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Aboard the Wilcannia | Winsley, Frederick James (I27148)
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Aboard the Wilcannia | Moon, Lily (I27085)
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about 65; crushed by the railroad? * on? the incline from Tyning | Dando, Amos (I8227)
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Accident at Wellsway Colliery - 1st August 1899
Albert Cray with others had entered the cage in order to ascend the shaft but owing to a misunderstanding as regards the signals in the absence of a regular hitcher, the engineman lowered the cage into the sump in which there was hot water from condensed steam. They were all more or less severely scalded and this man died from the effects on the 15th.
The hitcher who had left the pit and the overman who did not replace him were returned by the Coroner's jury for manslaughter.
Died from severe scalds received at Welleway Colliery, Radstock
A misunderstanding between the engineman and banksman resulted in a tragic error.
With John Dando and Alfred Wilton, Albert Cray entered the middle deck of a three decker cage to be drawn up. When in, Lewis Hills signalled to the engine driver, William Beaverstock to pull up a little to allow others to get on to the lower deck.
The cage ascended about a foot and was then lowered into a sump hole which contained boiling water. Hills was not sufficiently experienced to put on the catches (brakes) to stop the cage being lowered into the sump for he was not the regular man for "rapping". He was John Davis who received an extra shilling a week to perform the duty.
Beaverstock who had been employed at the pit 24 years said he had not received the proper signal to ascend which was three knocks and should have been given when somebody entered the cage.
The upper deck of the cage was usually filled first and for this purpose the lower deck had to be lowered into the sump.
Benjamin Gullick who was on the upper deck said he had heard no signal. He admitted he was breaking a rule when he himself failed to signal upon enterlng.
Edward Gregory of Midsomer Norton, a miner for fifty years (30 of them at Welleway) said he did not hear a single signal and did not understand the rapping. He had never read the rules. Simon Simmons and Frederick Gregory had been in the cage with him.
The inquest jury decided that there was a case to answer by John Davis the rapper, who it was said left his post before time and Eli Hamilton, the under-bailiff of the colliery.
Both men were arrested on a charge of manslaughter and admitted to bail.
http://www.cmhrc.co.uk/site/database/result/62527.html | Cray, Albert (I15086)
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Accidentally killed from falling from a beam.
Suffered a fracture of the skull. | Gregory, George (I25994)
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According to the Philipps tree on Ancestry, he died at West Nimba, Liberia, Africa.
http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/7149866/person/-1153258651?pg=32818 | Morgan, John (I2823)
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Actor, impressario & dramatist; Sheriff of City of London 1890-91 | Harris, Sir Augustus Henry Glossop (I32931)
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Ada Mae (Goodman) Link, 88, of Wood River, IL, passed on peacefully at 3:50 p.m. Thurs. Sept. 27, 2012 at Jerseyville Manor in Jerseyville, IL with family by her side.
She was born, one of nine children, on Oct. 12, 1923 in Wood River, IL to the late Edwin & Alice (McFetridge) Lasbury. She married Harold C. Goodman on April 30, 1949 at First Baptist Church in East Alton, IL, where she is still a member. They were married for 41 years before he passed away on June 21, 1990.
They had 3 children, Vickie (Don) Chestnut of Bunker Hill, IL, Penny Walker of Houston, TX and Kevin (Becky) Goodman of Bethalto, IL. In addition to her three children, Ada is survived by: 7 grandchildren, Cheryl Watts of Wood River, Brian Chestnut of Bunker Hill, Jason Albers and twins, Ryan & Kelli Walker, all of Houston, Kristin Martin of Godfrey, IL and Megan Pope of Bethalto, 7 great-grandchildren, Amber Beasley, Hunter & Van Chestnut, Blake Martin, Mason Pope, Gabriel Walker, step-grandson, Justin, a great-great-granddaughter, Ada Beasley, a dear sister, Alice Dvorchak of Wood River, a sister-in-law, Dorothy Lasbury of Alton, IL and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by: 4 brothers, Tom, Ed, Lester and her beloved twin brother, Bill and 3 sisters, Dorothy, Mildred and Bea.
On July 22, 1991, she married Virgil E. Link. They like to play cards and watch Cardinal baseball games. Harold and Virgil were both good husbands and her children are grateful for that. Virgil passed away July 18, 2012 in LaMarque, TX after being married for 21 years.
Ada has a wonderful step-son, Dennis (Jackie) Link and their 3 children, Chad, Jerid and Joe. She was also preceded in death by a step-son, Ron Link. His children, Scot, Todd, Aaron and Tara Link survive.
In celebration of her life, visitation will be from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Mon. Oct. 1, 2012 at Paynic Home for Funerals, where services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tues. Oct. 2, 2012 with Rev. Dan Smith officiating.
Burial will follow at Valley View Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Shriners Hospital for Children.
https://www.paynicfh.com/obituary/5158266?fh_id=15898 | Lasbury, Ada Mae (I488)
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Adjutant of the Texas Army in Battle of Velsco June 26, 1832. Wounded there, he was guarding civilans at (the) time Texas won independence in the Battle of San Jacinto April 21, 1836.
A bosom friend of Stephen F Austin, Caldwell received land grant from Mexico in 1824. In 1830s, he had a sugar mill, said to be the first on the Brazos.
He married Ann Munson, widow of his friend, H W Munson. They and a son and a daughter. | Caldwell, James Peckham (I72183)
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Administration Llandaff 6 June to William Henry Nash turner. Effects ?280 9s 0d. | Nash, Herbert Richard Lewis (I55904)
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Admitted to Gloucester Lunatic Asylum on 11th September 1895 | Gleed, Sarah Ann (I198)
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Admitted to Redhill Reformatory School | Heal, William (I71070)
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After leaving Midsomer Norton Grammar School in 1932 he started an apprenticeship with Radstock Co-op.
He worked there as a grocery assistant until he was called up for military service in the R.A.M.C. where he saw service at Dunkirk during the troop evacuation.
He returned to work in the Co-op and became clerk to Mr Plummer (general manager) and in 1961 he became the grocery buyer for the Society.
Ronald was a member of the Co-op football team and a tenor in the Midsomer Norton Male Voice Choir. | Cottle, Ronald James (I59327)
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Age at death - 12 days | Whittock, Frederick Isaac (I50297)
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Age at death - 26 days | Whittock, Albert Stanley (I50295)
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Aire and Calder canal | Davis, Thomas (I81654)
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Aire and Calder canal | Davis, Thomas (I81657)
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Albert Moon died 19 December 1906 at the age of 14 Wells Way Pit and was buried 24 December 1906 St Nicholas Church, Radstock.
The inquest found that the deceased died from injuries caused by being caught and crushed by a journey of tubs working in the long incline at the Wells Way pit.
His father James Moon gave evidence at the enquiry. | Moon, Albert (I43247)
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Albert, a fisherman, died 28/9/1902 on Berrow seashore. Found drowned on sands. Inquest 1/10/1902. Buried in Berrow churchyard with wife Eliza, who died same night. On tombstone it says "In death not divided". Commemorated in song "On Berrow Sands" | Clapp, Albert (I18218)
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Albert, Rose and an infant, Bertie, arrived in New York on the Teutonic 9 October 1902 visiting Charles Grant, Alfred's brother (Stephen Charles Grant) who lived in Rockvale, Fremont, Colorado, USA | Grant, Ethel Rose (I61365)
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Alderman of City of London; one of HM's Lieutenants for City of London | Burton, Sir William James Miller (I38515)
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Alderton, Frederick John, D. 15/04/1918, age 20, Able Seaman, Mercantile Marine, SS Pomeranian (Glasgow), Son Of Mary Elizabeth Alderton (nee Lasbury), of 434, Liverpool Rd., Holloway, London, and the late Robert Alderton. Born At Hampstead, London
Frederick John Alderton is commemorated at Tower Hill Memorial.
http://www.interment.net/data/eng/greater-london/tower-hill-memorial-records-a.htm | Alderton, Frederick John (I56993)
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Alexander Leslie Deverell was born 3 May 1907 Kingswood, Gloucestershire the son of William Alfred Deverell & Julia Alice Brooks but was brought up by William Millard & Mary Annie Vranch and used the Millard surname later in his life, passing that onto his son Colin | Deverell, Leslie Alexander (I13747)
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