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#	Notes	Linked to
1001	Private	Helm, Charles Francis (I89620)
1002	Private baptism	Heal, Lucy (I21189)
1003	Privately baptised	Langridge, Malinda (I46544)
1004	Privately baptised	Cray, Joseph (I16018)
1005	Privately baptised	Whittock, John (I10022)
1006	Privately baptised	Lasbury, Abraham (I3555)
1007	Privately baptised November 10 by Wesleyan Minister - received into the Church today	Chivers, Frederick William (I84119)
1008	Privately baptised: father died before birth of the child	Lasbury, Hannah (I3557)
1009	Privately received into the church	Milsom, Phoebe Maria (I45948)
1010	Probate Llandaff 13 March [1959] to Winifred Nash widow and Lionel Roger Price Pugh company director and Arthur Donald Hatcher Dallimore accountant and Ernest Leslie Molyneux chartered accountant. Effects ?33,880 18s 11d.	Nash, Norman William (I55916)
1011	Probate Llandaff 17 May to Kate Nash widow. Effects ?4,786 0s 3d	Nash, Francis Albert (I55915)
1012	Professor L.R. (Leslie Rowsell) Moore, (23 June 1912 - 13 November 2003), was Sorby Professor of Geology at Sheffield University, where under his leadership its geology department became one of the largest in the country. He also made significant advances in the study of palaeobotany and palynology. He was called as an expert witness at the inquiry into the Aberfan disaster. He was instrumental in the creation of the Micropalaeontological Society and was its first President. He has been described as "one of the founders of modern Carboniferous palynology".	Moore, Professor Leslie Rowsell (I58729)
1013	Prudential Assurance Company Ltd	Headington, Thomas John (I12441)
1014	Pupil at boarding school	Lasbury, Thomas I (I419)
1015	PUS War Office 1956-59 and Permanent Secretary, MOD 1960-61	Playfair, Sir Edward Wilder KCB (I49151)
1016	Quartermaster Sergeant	Lasbury, George (I25242)
1017	Quartermaster Sergeant - 75 Anti-Tank Regiment - Royal Artillery	Sperring, George Sidney (I63241)
1018	RAF Sergeant Harold James Parker discharged 24 July 1976 at RAF Coningsby	Parker, Harold James (I122)
1019	Railway Docks Maintenance Repair Staff	Cottle, Frederick Leonard (I18564)
1020	Raymond Brian SHEARN Aged 94 years. Passed away peacefully at home 11th June 2020. Much loved husband to Jean, father to Ian and Diane, grandfather to Chloe and Dru. Will be greatly missed. Funeral to be held at Shepton Mallet Crematorium on the 24th June, 2020. Family only due to current situation. Donations to Dorothy House welcome, to be sent to Nicholas J. Maggs, Funeral Directors, Highfields House, Bath Road, Oakhill, Radstock, BA3 5AF https://funeral-notices.co.uk/notice/shearn/4853754	Shearn, Raymond Brian (I18473)
1021	Raymond McKim Mitchell was born on November 3, 1911, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, to Charles Mitchell and Edith L. Turner. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Wesleyan University in 1933 and his Juris Doctor degree from Boston University in 1941. Mitchell enlisted as an ambulance driver with the American Field Service (AFS) during World War II. He departed from New York with AFS unit ME 39 in January 1943 and arrived in the Middle East in April. Mitchell was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in May 1944 and was subsequently wounded in action during the Italian Campaign. In July he was promoted to Lieutenant, immediately followed by the rank of Captain, and in November 1944 he was promoted to Major and served as the Commanding Officer of the AFS 485 Ambulance Car Company in Italy before being repatriated to the United States in June 1945. By the end of the war, Mitchell had served in the Middle East (Syria), North Africa, and Italy, including seeing action in Italy during the crossing of Volturno River and at the Battle of Monte Cassino. Mitchell received the United States Armed Forces Good Conduct Award, the World War II Victory Medal, and the European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal for his services during the war. King George VI and Queen Mary appointed him as honorary officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 1945 for his service with the British Eighth Army, a distinction earned by only eleven AFS officers in World War II. Mitchell received the OBE medal on December 17, 1946 from Lord Inverchapel, British Ambassador the United States at the British Embassy in Washington, D.C. Mitchell's involvement with AFS continued in the post-war years when he was elected to the AFS Board of Directors and founded the Greater New Bedford Chapter of the AFS International Student Scholarship Program with his wife, Marian, in 1953. He served as the chapter's president and hosted students from Italy, Austria, and Japan. In addition to his commitments with AFS, Mitchell served as a legal partner with his father and then with his son at Mitchell and Mitchell in New Bedford, where he practiced law for fifty years. Mitchell was also involved with local civic organizations in various capacities throughout his life, which included service as longtime trustee and member of the board of investment in the New Bedford Institution for Savings, treasurer of the New Bedford Port Society, chairman of the Greater New Bedford Community Chest campaign, moderator of the Fairhaven Town Meeting and Town Counsel, first New Bedford member of the National Council of the YMCA, trustee of the Millicent Library in Fairhaven, and past president of the YMCA of Greater New Bedford, the Fairhaven Improvement Association, the English-Speaking Union of Southeastern Massachusetts, and the New Bedford Board of Commerce. Raymond McKim Mitchell died on May 5, 2001, at age 90. The Raymond M. Mitchell Collection was donated to the Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs by his son, Charles M. Mitchell, and other members of the Mitchell family in various stages between December 1999 and June 2006. Raymond M. Mitchell Collection; Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs, New York, NY. http://www.afs.org/archon/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=12	Mitchell, Raymond Mckim OBE (I9297)
1022	Rebecca (Becky) Bump, born Rebecca Lynn Vasile, left this world suddenly on September 1, 2020, at the age of 36. Gone far too soon, her death brings great sadness to her family, friends and all those who knew her. Becky was the beloved and adored wife of 13 years to Jonathan Bump, although she had known and loved him for 19 years, and a caring, dedicated, and proud mother to Brooke and Jonathan Jr., ages 9 and 7. Becky was born in Hartford and grew up in Enfield. Her loving parents and brother enjoyed wonderful experiences and travels with her during her childhood, including summer vacations to Cape Cod and New Hampshire with friends and family. Becky loved to dance - a passion she later passed down to her daughter, Brooke. She graduated from Enfield High School and enjoyed going to Dave Matthews concerts with her friends, who will always remember Becky for her kindness, generosity, and sense of humor. After meeting and falling in love as teenagers, Becky and Jonathan built their life together in Enfield, surrounded by extended families that loved them unconditionally. Becky's calm disposition and kind spirit lent themselves naturally to early childhood education - a career she excelled in after graduating from Central Connecticut State University. Even while pursuing her professional career, Becky lived every day for her family. Her husband will remember their long motorcycle rides together, their adventures to the Bahamas, St. Lucia, Disney World, and Las Vegas, as well as an amazing trip to England for her birthday, where they especially enjoyed the opportunity to visit London. Her children will remember trips to Six Flags, New York City, Boston, the beach, camping and countless other family trips and adventures. Becky loved making every holiday special for her kids, and often visited multiple houses on Christmas so that Brooke and Jonathan Jr. never missed out on both her and Jonathan's family traditions like Italian cookies, trips to see neighborhood lights and decorations, lasagna and Papa's meatballs, Christmas Eve pajamas, and beautiful hand-knit stockings. In addition to her husband and children, Becky is survived by her parents, Anthony and Barbara Vasile, and their family including Becky's brother and sister-in-law, Tony and Nicole Vasile, and her grandfather, Ernest Lederman. She is also survived by Jonathan's parents, Allen and Karen Bump, and their family including Jonathan's brother, Allen Bump III and his long-time girlfriend Kacie Wilbur, sister and brother-in-law, Jennifer and Giovanni Enriquez, and grandmother, Mary Lasbury. Becky will be reunited in heaven with her grandmother, Barbara Lederman. Becky also leaves behind aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and beloved friends who deeply mourn her passing. This loss has left the Bump and Vasile families with a wound that can never be healed. The kindness of so many in their community has been overwhelming. The family would especially like to thank Tony and Anthony Scussel from The Growth Company, as well as All Waste Inc. for their tremendous generosity and support. Finally, Jonathan would like to thank his brothers in the Warlocks Motorcycle Club for all of the incredible help they have given him and his family. The funeral service will be private, however those wishing to pay their respects to Becky and her family may do so from 4-7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020, at Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels, 61 South Rd., Enfield. Please note that masks and social distancing are required for all visitors attending. https://www.leetestevens.com/memorials/rebecca-becky-bump/4319886/index.php	Vasile, Rebecca Lynn (I75796)
1023	Received a gun shot wound to his back and chest.	Naish, Frederick (I37623)
1024	Received a gunshot wound to his left thigh. Spent time in a hospital in Etaples, Pas-de-Calais, France and was then transferred to the Welsh Metropolitan War Hospital at Cardiff.	Peel, Wilfred (I12214)
1025	Received his army pension	Grist, William (I100481)
1026	Received into the church	Parfitt, James (I10838)
1027	Received into the church	Berryman, Mary Jane (I9401)
1028	Received into the church	Berryman, Emily (I9400)
1029	Record Number 294	Lasbury, Henry (I283)
1030	Record Number 372	Lasbury, Benjamin (I284)
1031	Record Number 428	Lasbury, Frances M. (I285)
1032	Record Number 850	Lasbury, Mary Ann (I282)
1033	Record Number 852	Lasbury, James (I281)
1034	Recorded 3rd May 1885	Rabbets, Emma Jane (I1811)
1035	Recorded : 25th December 1870	Rabbets, Fanny (I1773)
1036	Reference BT-222-KL	Robinson, Josephine F. (I6980)
1037	Reference BT-222-KL	Green, Mary Ida (I5418)
1038	Reference BT-222-KL	Lasbury, Kenneth (I5416)
1039	Reference BT-222-KL	Lasbury, James (I1707)
1040	Regiment 1 Volunteer Battalion Prince Albert's (Somersetshire Light Infantry) attached to 18 General Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps, Private, Service no. 14031; served with Volunteers Royal Army Medical Corps	Carwardine, Philip (I90371)
1041	Regimental no. 133258	Lasbury, Edward Cecil (I3571)
1042	Regimental No. 26149	Edgell, Stanley Bertram Richard (I51481)
1043	Regimental No. 2651392	Dark, Maurice Reginald (I87765)
1044	Regimental no. 396490	Lasbury, Frederick George (I3532)
1045	Regimental no. 49670	Lasbury, Edward Cecil (I3571)
1046	Regimental No. 8806	Lasbury, Raymond Sidney (I692)
1047	Regimental Sergeant Major Thomas Cahill, Distinguished Service Medal, Croix de Guerre, was the senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the 1st Battalion throughout the majority of the First World War, including the Battles of the Somme and Passchendaele, before serving for several years as a Yeoman of the Guard at St James' Palace. He finally retired to Downside, where he served as senior instructor to our contingent for many years until his death from throat cancer in 1940. He is buried here, in the churchyard of St Benedict's, having been given a full military funeral in the Abbey Church by Downside cadets. https://www.downside.co.uk/rebadging-ceremony/	Cahill, Thomas James (I10938)
1048	Register Note: Richardson alias Butcher	Family: Edward Richardson / Eleanor Robbins (F18813)
1049	Relationship: De Facto for 1 FAMC [F26979] ...of George FILER and Rose BURGE	Filer, Emily (I64697)
1050	Relationship: Step for 1 FAMC [F41316] ...of Leonard G. W. BUTCHER and Doreen L. POWELL	Butcher, Philip L. (I99575)