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 | Arthur William Worster Granted Bail (1936) Arthur William Worster given bail on an assault charge in 1936
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Owner of original: Auckland Star
Date: 1936
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 | Arthur Wooster Cinematographer Web references to Arthur's career.
Guardian Obituary
IMBD Entry
MI6 Obituary (Bond fans website)
Obituary (James Bond Website)
007 Travellers
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 | Arthur Wooster of Putney (1916) Arthur Wooster of Putney fined for a breach of the lighting regulations (1916)
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Owner of original: The Surrey Advertiser
Date: 23 Feb 1916
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 | Auckland Newspaper Reporting the Death of Charles
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 | Ballarat 1891 WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE PETITION - Lily Wooster Lily Wooster signs the Women's Suffrage Petition in 1891
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Owner of original: Ballarat & District Genealogical Society Inc
Date: 1891
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 | Bernard George Wooster's Visit to Canada Bernard sailed on the SS Olympic on 12th Dec 1934 from Southampton, calling in at New York and arriving at Halifax, Nova Scotia.
His return journey was on the Antonia and arrived in London on the 15th Jan 1935.
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Owner of original: UK, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 & New York Passenger and Crew Lists, 1909, 1925-1957
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 | Bertram Edward Wooster M.R.C.V.S. Publications Veterinary science publications by Bertram Edward Wooster M.R.C.V.S. (articles behind paywalls)
Conflicting Results of the Ophthalmic and Subcutaneous Tests with Tuberculin in Two Cows - Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, Volume 34, 1921, Pages 326-328.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0368174221800405
The Application of Nembutal to a Swan - The Veterinary Journal (1900), Vol. 93, Issue 4, April 1937, Page 153.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0372554517369201
An invoice in need of a home! An invoice from Bertram's veterinary practice dated 1942.
https://veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/content/158/4/140.5
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 | Bill Wooster Memorial Trophy https://www.waimeaweekly.co.nz/special-olympics-coach-honoured/
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Owner of original: Waimea Weekly
Date: 24 Aug 2019
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 | By Jeeves, it’s Wooster (playing Cupid!) It is unlikely that many girls’ schools include matchmaking in their curriculum but the number of former pupils of RMSG who married a schoolfriend’s brother is legion. Perhaps the first of these was Patience Smith who later married the brother of Elizabeth Wooster..........
and for the rest of this story see RMSG History Extra History of the Royal Masonic School for Girls
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Owner of original: RMSG
Date: 2 Jan 2017
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 | Captain Arthur William Wooster at Dunkirk Captain Arthur William Wooster was involved in Operation Dynamo to evacuate allied troops from Dunkirk. He was captain of the SS City of Christchurch and is listed in the Wikipedia link
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Owner of original: Wikipedia
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 | Captain Arthur William Wooster Awarded the O.B.E. (1942) Captain Arthur William Wooster given the O.B.E. in the new year's honours list in 1942.
London Gazette (Page 18)
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Owner of original: London Gazette
Date: 1 Jan 1942
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 | Captain Arthur William Wooster Awarded the O.B.E. (1942) Captain Arthur William Wooster given the O.B.E. in the new year's honours list in 1942.
London Gazette (Page 18)
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Owner of original: London Gazette
Date: 1 Jan 1942
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 | Captain William Worster - Nautical Assessor Captain William Worster as the nautical assessor in an enquiry into a collision between the Wentworth, Omaha and Enterprise.
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Owner of original: Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 4002
Date: 23 May 1878
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 | Captain William Worster Obituary An obituary in the Southland Times
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Owner of original: Southland Times, Issue 19465
Date: 18 Nov 1904
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 | Career Industrial chemist
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 | Cargo Theft from the Waimea (1875)
Captain William Worster in court as a witness in the theft of cargo from the Waimea
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Owner of original: Otago Daily Times, Issue 4241
Date: 21 Sep 1875
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 | Cargo Theft From Waikato (1874)
William Worster, then Chief Officer on the Waikato, in court giving evidence as a witness in the theft of cargo from the ship.
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Owner of original: New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4160
Date: 21 Jul 1874
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 | Charles Lawrence Wooster Joins the Nelson Mounted Squadron - 1914
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Owner of original: Colonist
Date: 20 Aug 1914
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 | Charles Lawrence Wooster Witnesses a Horrific Accident Charles Lawrence Wooster witnesses a horrific accident when the man he was working with was crushed to death by a falling tree
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Owner of original: Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22171
Date: 14 Aug 1937
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 | Charles Wooster - Souvenir Display Extract The Northern Champion Newspaper Saturday 25 Oct 1924
Nabiac Flower Show
IN AID OF CHURCH OF ENGLAND
A non-competitive exhibit of considerable interest was a unique display of souvenirs from New Zealand,
arranged by Mr. Charles Wooster an old and respected Identity of this locality, who was resident in New
Zealand for several years, and who was taken prisoner by the Maori Chief (whose portrait formed part
of the exhibit) during the Maori War. This exhibit included Maori spears and implements, Maori faces
carved in Kauri gum, specimens of New Zealand flora, views, Maori carvings in kauri, Maori poi and
Maori kit
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Owner of original: The Northern Champion
Date: 25 Oct 1924
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 | Charles Wooster - Victim of Theft (1851) John Donough and Timothy Caden were convicted of the theft of a loaf of bread from a Charles Wooster of Chepping Wycombe (High Wycombe) in 1851.
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Owner of original: Bucks FHS - Aylesbury Calendar of Prisoners
Date: 1851
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 | Charles Wooster and the Stolen Boots Charles Wooster has his boots stolen (1916)
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Owner of original: NSW Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime
Date: 14 Mar 1917
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 | Charles Wooster Interview in Mudgee Guardian (1939)
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Owner of original: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954)
Date: Thursday 16 March 1939, page 3
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 | Charles Wooster Obituary - 1941 Obituary in the Northern Champion newspaper.
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Owner of original: Northern Champion (Taree, NSW : 1913 - 1954)
Date: Wednesday 8 January 1941, page 2
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 | Charles Wooster Returns to Nabiac (1925) Charles Wooster returns to Nabiac after a tour of Queensland
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Owner of original: Northern Champion (Taree, NSW)
Date: 11 Feb 1925
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 | Charles Wooster Taking Rabbits to New Zealand Newspaper article about Charles Wooster taking the first lot of live rabbits to New Zealand
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Owner of original: Smith's Weekly (Sydney, NSW : 1919 - 1950)
Date: Saturday 28 November 1925
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 | Cheesman Vs Wooster (1911) A land dispute between Mrs Edith Cheesman (nee Wooster) and her sister-in-law Margaret Wooster (nee Carroll) in 1911
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Owner of original: Marlborough Express/Papers Past
Date: 16 Dec 1911
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 | Cheesman Vs Wooster (1911) - Round 2 Margaret Carroll makes her position quite clear!
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Owner of original: Marlborough Express/Papers Past
Date: 19 Dec 1911
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 | Cissie Agnes Pitcher (nee Wooster) MBE Death Bucks Free Press report of the death of Cissie Agnes Pitcher MBE
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Owner of original: Bucks Free Press
Date: Aug 1985
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 | Civil Defence Gallantry Award - Ronald Stanley George Worster London Gazette 17 Jan 1941
Civil Defence Gallantry Award
King's Commendation for Brave Conduct. Wireless Assistant Ronald Stanley George Worster, Special Wireless
Section, Eastern Command Signals. At 2135 hours on October 17th 1940, an enemy H.E. bomb exploded at the
entrance to Fort Bridgewoods. This bomb set fire to a stationary military lorry in which were seated six members of
the Auxiliary Territorial Service and two First Aid Nursing Yeomanry motor drivers. Messrs. Worster and Hilder were
about 20 feet from the spot where the bomb fell and although partially stunned by the explosion, entered the blazing
lorry. Mr. Worster at great personal risk rescued one of the F.A.N.Y. drivers who was badly injured, and whose
clothing was ablaze, by dragging her from the lorry and beating out the flames with his bare hands. In the meantime,
Mr. Hilder was rescuing the three surviving members of the A.T.S. from the lorry. He was then joined by Mr. Worster,
who by this time was suffering from his injuries and from shock, but who would not give up his rescue work until all
the occupants of the lorry had been extracted. LG 17 January 1941; 35043, p. 337
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Owner of original: London Gazette
Date: 17 Jan 1941
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 | Clay Hill, Bushey A painting of Clay Hill, Bushey, Hertfordshire by Alexander Monro (1791–1844). Joseph Wooster and his brother-in-law David Lawrence were born here.
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Owner of original: Bushey Museum and Art Gallery
Date: Before 1844
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 | Conduct Record for Abraham Wooster The conduct record for Abraham Wooster (spelled Worster) after his arrival in Tasmania on 12th October 1843. Although difficult to decipher, it is clear that Abraham was around and involved in various "incidents" until at least 1853.
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Owner of original: Tasmanian Names Index
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 | County Fire Office Insurance Policy Dated 25th February 1901 - Arthur Wooster resident at 43, Stoke House, Kennington Oval, Surrey.
Added Memorandum stating property removed to 20, Treherne Road, North Brixton, Surrey dated ? 24th 1902.
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Date: 25 Feb 1901
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 | Darcy Worcester's Trips to North America Darcy travelled to Canada in 1931:
Outward Journey
Departure Date: 12 Sep 1931
Port of Departure: Greenock, Scotland
Destination Port: Montreal, Canada
Ship Name: Laurentic
Shipping line: White Star Line
Official Number: 149642
Master: R Hume
Return Journey
Port of Departure: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Arrival date: 28 Nov 1931
Port of Arrival: Liverpool, England
Ports of Voyage: Belfast; Greenock
Ship Name: Duchess of Richmond
Shipping line: Canadian Pacific Line
Official Number: 160631
And to the USA in 1944:
Departure Date: 31 Mar 1944
Port of Departure: Greenock
Arrival date: 04 Apr 1944
Port of Arrival: New York, USA
Ship Name: Queen Mary
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Owner of original: UK Outward and Incoming Passenger Lists
Date: 1931 and 1944
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 | Death of Arthur Wooster (1949) Report of the death of Arthur Wooster, landlord of the Nag's Head in Aylesbury
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Owner of original: The Bucks Herald
Date: 21 Jan 1949
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 | Death of Elizabeth Caroline Jenkinson Newspaper Report of the Death of Elizabeth Caroline Wooster nee Jenkinson at Orange, New South Wales
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Owner of original: Canberra Times
Date: 29 Jul 1981
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 | Death of Hans Andrea Compagnoni Newspaper report of the death of Hans Andrea Compagnoni in a cycling accident
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Owner of original: Hampstead News
Date: 21 Nov 1958. Page 13
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 | Death of John Henry Wooster Newspaper notice of the tragic death of John Henry Wooster in an accident in Japan
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Owner of original: Find A Grave
Date: Apr 1962
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 | Death of Joseph Wooster (1934) A newspaper report of the death of Joseph Wooster of Blenheim, New Zealand.
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Owner of original: Wooster Family Group (Graeme Morris)
Date: 1934
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 | Death of Mabel Ida Steinman Newspaper notice of the death of Mabel Ida Archer nee Steinman
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Owner of original: Find A Grave
Date: Aug 1971
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 | Death Record for Abraham Wooster This record suggests Abraham died in 1867 in Launceston, Tasmania. The record suggests Abraham was 40, but if this is the same Abraham he would have been 47. Is this the same one?
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Owner of original: Tasmanian Names Index
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 | Derek Kotuku Totorewa Wooster - Biography
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Owner of original: Te Uranga B2
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 | Derek Kotuku Totorewa Wooster - Obituary From 1News
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Owner of original: 1News
Date: 6 Jul 2022
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 | Derek Wooster Mourned You tube video obituary for Derek Kotuku Totorewa Wooster
Video
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Owner of original: YouTube
Date: 6 Jul 2022
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 | Descendants of Edward Wooster of Connecticut Article
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Owner of original: The Wooster Family Group
Date: 8 Oct 2023
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 | Description of Hayward & Wooster in 1893 This item was taken from "Progress Commerce 1893: The Ports of the Bristol Channel" held by the Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society (BIAS)
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 | Don't Take The Gateposts From Evelyn's funeral service sheets
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Owner of original: Stephanie McCallum
Date: 6 Aug 2010
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 | Dorothy E Wooster (nee Cook) Retires Dorothy Wooster retires as clerk to school governors to concentrate on her other interests in Brancaster
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Owner of original: Lynn Advertiser
Date: Tuesday 29 October 1996. Page 10
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 | Douglas Called as Witness for the Prosecution
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Owner of original: FindMyPast
Date: 2 Jan 1954 & 16 Jan 1954
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 | Dr Cecil Charles Worster-Drought Obituary An obituary on the Royal College of Physicians website written by N G Hulbert:
Cecil Charles Worster-Drought was the son of Thomas and Louise W. Drought of County Wicklow, Ireland, but was orphaned early in life. He was educated at Merchant Taylor’s School and was Scholar and Prizeman at Downing College, Cambridge, taking his BA with first class honours in Natural Sciences in 1909...…………..read more
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Owner of original: The Royal College of Physicians
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