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| 1601 |  | Theft of a Pig Arthur Wooster, landlord of the Bell Inn, Stoke Mandeville, in court as a witness to the theft of a pig. |
Owner of original: The Bucks Herald Date: 22 May 1915 |
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| 1602 |  | Thomas Barnabas Bastard | ||
| 1603 |  | Thomas Barnabas Bastard |
Owner of original: Ancestry Trees (puiecay1) |
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| 1604 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster Thomas Brandon Wooster with two of his daughters |
Owner of original: Stephanie McCallum |
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| 1605 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster & Mary Beatrice Ridley - Marriage Certificate (1875) |
Owner of original: Wooster Family Group |
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| 1606 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster - Firefighter (1889) Thomas Brandon Wooster assists in fighting a fire at a hotel in Cambridge, New Zealand |
Owner of original: New Zealand Herald/Papers Past Date: 11 Mar 1889 |
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| 1607 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster - Witness (1869) Thomas Brandon Wooster appears in court as a witness in Christchurch. |
Owner of original: PRESS, VOLUME XV, ISSUE 1987 Date: 28 August 1869, PAGE 2 |
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| 1608 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster Acquitted Thomas Brandon Wooster was acquitted from a larceny charge and the prosecutor severely reprimanded by the magistrate. |
Owner of original: STAR (CHRISTCHURCH), ISSUE 1151 Date: 25 October 1871, PAGE 3 |
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| 1609 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster and 4000 Sheep |
Date: 23 May 1883 |
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| 1610 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster and His Stolen Dog Thomas places an advert in the local papers for his dog "Tweet" to be returned |
Owner of original: HAWKE'S BAY HERALD, VOLUME XXI, ISSUE 50417 Date: 19 April 1878, PAGE 3 |
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| 1611 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster Sues Thomas Brandon Wooster sues for wrongful imprisonment in the above larceny case |
Owner of original: MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS, VOLUME VI, ISSUE 337 Date: 4 November 1871, PAGE 5 |
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| 1612 |  | Thomas Brandon Wooster's House on Fire Newspaper report of a house fire at Thomas Brandon Wooster's property in 1886. |
Owner of original: Daily Telegraph Date: 17 Sep 1886 |
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| 1613 |  | THOMAS MILLS indicted for Embezzlement (1839) John Knight Wooster clerk in Sheriff's Office |
Owner of original: Old Bailey Online - Ref. No. t18390617-1870 Date: 17 Jun 1823 |
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| 1614 |  | Thomas Roberts Carries the Wool Thomas had a carrier business and is seen here with the reigns transporting 20 bales of wool for a local farmer. |
Owner of original: Stephanie McCallum Date: 1908-1913 |
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| 1615 |  | Thomas William Wooster (born 1896) |
Owner of original: Ancestry |
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| 1616 |  | Thomas Wooster Convicted of Theft (1828), Transported and Killed by a Bull (1844) Thomas Wooster was accused, along with John Munday and William Dimmock of breaking into the house of Sarah Parsons at Grendon Underwood and stealing money and goods to the value of twenty-four pounds. He was subsequently convicted and transported for life to Australia. Transportation Register. Note his co-defendant William Dimmock is the next name on this list. Thomas also appears on a Prison record, where more details are found. Thomas married Mary Gray in Melbourne, Victoria and his name is spelled variously as Wooster and Worster; his widow married as Woster and his three children grew up always spelled Worcester. In 1844 he was killed by a bull and on his gravestone his age is given as 33 and does not tally with the other evidence. Could this have been a mistake by the stone mason, 33 instead of 38? Thomas was working from the River Murray area - Wahgunyah at a property called "The Pelican". His two sons became the pioneers of Omeo and Benambra (Gippsland Alps area) - still cattlemen. Same with most of the next generation - then two Worcester brothers became gynaecologists (plus their cousins who were regularly locked up !!) We have plenty of information about him but who is he? There doesn't appear to be a good fit on the GWT. |
Owner of original: Bucks FHS - Aylesbury Calendar of Prisoners Date: 1828 |
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| 1617 |  | Thomas Wooster Convicted of Theft and Accused of Assault - 1828 Thomas Wooster was convicted, along with William Hart, of stealing a trap in 1828. He was also accused of assaulting the Constable in the execution of his duties. Thomas Wooster was also accused in 1832 of stealing beans and peas in Chepping Wycombe. On this occasion he was acquitted. This is very likely to be the same Thomas. |
Owner of original: Bucks FHS - Aylesbury Calendar of Prisoners Date: 1828 and 1832 |
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| 1618 |  | Thomas Wooster Pre-Embarkation Thomas Wooster (seated left) pre-embarkation, WW1 |
Owner of original: Stephanie McCallum |
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| 1619 |  | Thomas Wooster Witnesses Theft - 1850 George Williams was convicted of theft of a paletot in Aylesbury in 1850. Thomas Wooster was a witness. Do we know who this Thomas Wooster is? |
Owner of original: Bucks FHS - Aylesbury Calendar of Prisoners Date: 1850 |
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| 1620 |  | Thomas Wooster/Worster Convicted of Theft (1828) Thomas Wooster/Worster was accused, along with John Munday and William Dimmock of breaking into the house of Sarah Parsons at Grendon Underwood and stealing money and goods to the value of twenty-four pounds. He was subsequently convicted and transported for life to Australia. |
Owner of original: Bucks FHS Aylesbury Calendar of Prisoners Date: 1828 |
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| 1621 |  | Thomas Wooster/Worster Transported (1828)
Thomas was given a Life sentence and then transported to NSW on the ship "Eliza" under Captain Doughty (sailed 29th June, arrived 18th November, 1828). Note his co-defendant William Dimmock is the next name on this list. | ||
| 1622 |  | Thomas Wooster/Worster's Prison Record | ||
| 1623 |  | Thomas Worcester - Convict Records from the Tasmanian Names Index citing convict Thomas Worcester |
Owner of original: Tasmanian Names Index |
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| 1624 |  | Thomas Worster - Headmaster of West Hoathly School Thomas was Headmaster of West Hoathly School details of which are to be found in "West Hoathly School so far " written by Basil Cridland |
Owner of original: Ancestry (Ian Tosh) |
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| 1625 |  | Thornborough ca. 1880 |
Owner of original: National Library of Australia Date: ca. 1880 |
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| 1626 | | Three Generations of Black Sheep in the Family! Article |
Owner of original: The Wooster Family Group Date: 6 Oct 2023 |
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| 1627 |  | Tithe Map References for Ann Wooster (nee Ives) A document showing the tithe map references for farms in Ilmer run by Ann Wooster (nee Ives) and John Eggleton in 1839 prior to their marriage in 1840. |
Owner of original: National Archives Date: 1839 |
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| 1628 |  | Tom McIlwaine | ||
| 1629 |  | Tragic Death Of Herbert Bottomley Local newspaper report of the death of Herbert Bottomley in Paris |
Owner of original: Nelson Leader Date: Fri 28 Sep 1945, Page 5 |
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| 1630 | | Transcript of Postcard From Australia to the Bell Inn, Stoke Mandeville Postcard found in the possessions of EE Clipson --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Addressed to Mr Arthur Wooster, Bell Inn, Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury, Bucks, England. Postcard of Native Bullock Cart, Ceylon and posted in Australia. Dear Arthur and Ede, We are getting near our destination now. This is a typical picture of what we saw in Ceylon, had a 3 hour drive round the different native villages. They have oxen to draw the carts about here, horses in the carriages. There were in some parts, coach painters, Builders yards and Smiths shops, in fact we could have got a job ourselves, as they wanted carpenters, it was posted up on the gates, did not think anything about it as it is such a hot climate. There is a large Liptons tea factory. Mostly natives work there. The people are only half dressed, but it is a lovely place. Hope you are keeping well. We are A1, it has been very hot through the tropics. We are 9 days between Colombo and Freemantle, nothing but water did not even see another boat. Love to all Yours Jim. |
Owner of original: Ian Giles Date: 1912 |
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| 1631 |  | Trevia Josephine Wooster |
Owner of original: Find A Grave |
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| 1632 |  | Trevia Wooster |
Owner of original: Find A Grave |
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| 1633 |  | Unknown Boy with Peckham and Australia Connection Probably Henry Samuel Thomas Wooster |
Owner of original: Ray Wooster Date: Bef. 1892 |
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| 1634 |  | Unknown Lady The lady in this photo is unknown. The man is thought to be Frank Wooster (b.1883) | ||
| 1635 |  | Unknown Lady with a Peckham and Australia Connection Probably either Eliza Babbs or Amelia Rose Pickard |
Owner of original: Ray Wooster Date: 1884-1901 |
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| 1636 |  | Unknown Mapleton Woosters? Two unmarked photos found mixed in with Wooster photos |
Owner of original: Jack O'Leile Date: ca.1901 |
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| 1637 |  | Unknown Wooster Family Unknown Wooster Family. Possibly from the Hoddesdon area |
Owner of original: John Wooster |
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| 1638 |  | VAD Nurse Florence (Flora) Ellen Barlow (nee Wooster) Article |
Owner of original: The Wooster Family Group Date: 6 Oct 2023 |
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| 1639 |  | Verna Wooster & Eddie Gaskon Wedding Verna Wooster & Eddie Gaskon's wedding. From the left: William Francis Edward Wooster, Hazel Olive Wooster, Veronica Joyce (Verna) Wooster, Edward Gaskon, Unknown & Olga May Wooster |
Owner of original: Carol Keohane Date: 17 Dec 1938 |
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| 1640 |  | Veronica Convine Inquest Inquest into the death of Veronica Convine |
Owner of original: Queanbeyan Age and Queanbeyan Observer (NSW : 1915 - 1927) Date: Tuesday 9 November 1926, page 2 |
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| 1641 |  | Violet Alvina Wooster & Ernest Bruce Campbell
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Owner of original: Ray Wooster |
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| 1642 |  | Violet and Ernest |
Owner of original: WikiTree (Teagan Chambers) |
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| 1643 |  | Violet and Ernest |
Owner of original: WikiTree (Teagan Chambers) |
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| 1644 |  | Violet May Wooster |
Owner of original: Ancestry (Douglas Mills) |
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| 1645 |  | Votes For Women John Thomas Wooster gives his support to the "Votes for Women" campaign in 1914 |
Owner of original: Daily Herald Date: 14 Jan 1914 |
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| 1646 |  | Waikato Announcements There are numerous articles about William Worster on the Papers Past website. Typical are the two shown here, an announcement of the arrival of the Waikato into port and an advert to take cargo back to London. Search using "W Worster" OR "William Worster" OR "Wm Worster" OR "Worster W" to get the full list of articles. |
Owner of original: Wanganui Herald/Evening Post Date: Sep 1876 |
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| 1647 |  | Waikato Journey from Gravesend to Auckland 1876
Report of the arrival of the Waikato, captained by William Worster, into Auckland from Gravesend in 1876 |
Owner of original: Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 56 Date: 4 Sep 1876 |
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| 1648 |  | Walcot Yard in Bath The premises of Hayward & Wooster on Walcot Street in Bath |
Date: 26 Apr 2016 |
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| 1649 |  | Wall of Names Gordon Albert Wooster on the Wall of Names at the STEAM Railway Museum in Swindon |
Owner of original: STEAM Museum Date: 2015 |
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| 1650 |  | Walter Ellis |
Owner of original: Ancestry (Mathew Exley) |
