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 | Wall of Names Gordon Albert Wooster on the Wall of Names at the STEAM Railway Museum in Swindon |
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 | Walter Worster Jailed for Theft - 1879 Walter Worster jailed at the Old Bailey.
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 | William Davy Gray Worcester Obituary Newspaper obituary for WDG Worcester |
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 | William Edward Wooster - Vermin Control Agent Newspaper article announcing the appointments of vermin control agents, William being appointed for the Selwyn Huts area. |
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 | William Henry Worster to Wooster William later changed his name to "Wooster" to disassociate from the
sauce maker. William attended St John's Church of England school and also worked
with his father on the Sydney to Granville railway line at aged 12, later as dobbin
driver, and became a noted schoolmaster and an authority on astronomy, microscopy,
and other studies that he lectured on.
William lived on the estate of John Lackey clearing and helping supply billets for the railway engines. In
1861 he worked some years whip making, probably at Hodgson's factory along with his sister Susannah. He
also spent two years studying for the ministry in the Church of Christ, but returned to teaching, and
continued preaching for sixty years. William opened a free
night school for children after becoming a public school teacher and lodged with Mr.Jas. Murray, teacher at
the Parramatta Public School.
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 | William Henry Worster/Wooster Obituary Newspaper obituary for William Henry Worster/Wooster. 5th October 1929 |
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 | William Wooster - Attempted Murder and Suicide (1876) Two newspaper reports on William James Wooster's attempts to murder his wife and then commit suicide.
He was subsequently declared insane and appears on the 1881 and 1891 census at Broadmoor, a psychiatric institution in Berkshire. |
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 | William Worster AKA William Porter - Portrait William Worster |
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 | Winifred Learns to Cycle - Or Not! On August bank Holiday Monday 1934 at 6am at the age of 21, Winifred Frances Wooster chose to try to learn to ride a bicycle, but when she came to a steep hill was unable to stop the bicycle at the junction at the bottom. The bicycle ran into a hedge where she suffered a multiple fracture of her leg, and has never cycled since. She was taken to the Little Cottage Hospital in Aldershot, where her leg had to be reset 3 times and took a month to heal.
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 | Wooster - Smith Wedding (Nabiac - 1910) Newspaper report of the wedding of Edward Hawley Wooster to Constance Ivy Smith |
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 | Wooster Baby Rescued From Sinking Ship (1913) Newspaper report of a Wooster baby (Arthur Duncan Wooster) and his mother and aunt being saved from the sinking ship Barcelona in the Bay of Biscay |
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 | Wooster Cup The Wooster Cup. Darfield High School, Canterbury, New Zealand. It was first presented in 1979 and is for Service and Co-Operation in Years 9 and 10. |
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 | Wooster vs Wooster and Smith Father and son dispute over wages when Charles Wooster employed his son George Henry Wooster on his boat. |
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 | Wooster's Bakery, Bardwell, nr Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk |
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 | Wooster/McLeish - Golden Wedding (1940) John Timothy Wooster and Alvina Bartlett McLeish celebrate their golden wedding. |
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 | Woosters of Seeley's Farm Beaconsfield Seeleys Farm, Beaconsfield - Home to a Wooster family for decades |
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 | Worster/Dawkins Marriage in Auckland (1939) Newspaper report of the marriage of Arthur William Worster to Thelma Dawkins in Auckland |
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 | Yvonne Wooster - Bridesmaid Yvonne Erica Wooster as a bridesmaid at her aunt's wedding
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