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2401	There is a small degree of uncertainty about this since the death index gives his DOB as 16 Jun 1902, whereas the 1939 register says 22 Jun. However, it is very likely that this is the same man as there is only one other George Wooster born in 1902 and he was later in the year.	Wooster, George (I1923122)
2402	There is considerable conflict over Charles's actual arrival date in the USA. His naturalisation petition states 1 Aug 1874, whereas the passenger lists states that he arrived in New York on 26 July 1875 with his mother and siblings. The 1920 census gives a date of 1869, whereas the 1905 Rhode Island census gives a date of 1872. His father arrived in 1873 alone and it is possible that these different dates could be the result of multiple entries.	Wooster, Charles Frederick (I24)
2403	There is much speculation as to who the father of the Rev William Worcester is on the Worcester Family Website at: Rev William's Father	Worcester, UNKNOWN (I1)
2404	They must have changed ship at Antwerp	Hurry, Ada Eliza (I1980137)
2405	They must have changed ship at Antwerp	Wooster, Florence Louisa (I1980141)
2406	This address is/was the full address of the West Middlesex University Hospital. It was originally the workhouse infirmary and was opened in 1896. A full description can be found on the Lost Hospitals of London website.	Goodchild, Percival John (I01331)
2407	This individual is a tenuous assignment as there is no first name given on the BMD. There is no sign of this individual living with Walter and Lilian later on the London Electoral Rolls. Perhaps an infant death?	Wooster, ? (I485164)
2408	This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created.	Source (S13972)
2409	This is a "best guess" date as there is a lot of inconsistency around Lilian's birth date. Her Birth index entry is for Jan-Mar 1883 and her 1939 Register entry gives her DOB as 11th Dec 1894. Her Death index entry gives her DOB as 1890.	Revnell, Lilian Rosina (I690)
2410	This is tentative but fits with the age at death and emigration.	Crawshaw, Fred (I03914)
2411	This is tentative since there are two other Margaret E McGoverns born in NSW around the same time, 1907 and 1916. However, this one is born in Manilla, where her husband died, so we think this one is the most likely.	McGovern, Margaret Ellen (I260)
2412	This is tentative, but the dates fit	Worster, William Alfred (I15)
2413	This is tentative. The Jane's address at death is given as 27 Burma Road, which is in Stoke Newington. However, some weight is given to this death and burial being Jane as her husband John is also buried in Norwood Cemetery.	Frisby, Jane (I16)
2414	This is tentative. The Jane's address at death is given as 27 Burma Road, which is in Stoke Newington. However, some weight is given to this death and burial being Jane as her husband John is also buried in Norwood Cemetery.	Frisby, Jane (I16)
2415	This is tentative. There is a burial record for a Mary Worster in Billesdon in 1807, but no DOB is given.	Walker, Mary (I48)
2416	This is tentative. There is a burial record for a Richard Worster in Billesdon, but no DOB given.	Worster, Richard (I47)
2417	This is tentative. There is a burial record for Rebecca Worster in Billesdon in 1848, but the DOB is wrong. 1775 is given, rather than 1769. We believe this may have been mis-transcribed from the age, which should have been 78. Has it been mis-read as 73?	Woodford, Rebecca (I46)
2418	This is tentative. There is a Frederick Wooster of the right age in the right area on the 1891 census and his wife is Amelia, also born in England. Frederick is a carpenter, which was his father's and older brother's occupation. He was down as a shoemaker on the 1881 census. No marriage record has been found for Frederick and Amelia.	?, Amelia (I38)
2419	This is tenuous, but does fit. Elizabeth Brandon aged 63 (b. ca. 1849)	Doidge, Elizabeth Annie (I1612298)
2420	This is the most likely candidate for William. There are no births registered to this couple during the next four years which suggests that they moved away from the area.	Family: William Wooster / Mary Arne (F173)
2421	This is unlikely, given the birth of her son James Wooster in 1653.	Fellow, Lucy (I00213)
2422	This lady is something of a mystery. We don't know if Wooster was her married name or maiden name. There are no death entries in the GRO index for a Mary Wooster in 1946 and there is no Mary Wooster b.1874 on the 1939 Register. Could she have lived abroad? Could this be a mis-transcription?	Wooster, Mary (I2)
2423	This marriage is also recorded as having taken place on 11 May at Branksome Park, Dorset. This was Edgar's home residence at the time. Interestingly, on the Blindley Heath Marriage certificate, Margaret signs her name as Margaret Evelyn Wooster.	Family: Edgar Cecil Wooster / Margaret Evelyn Wood (F44)
2424	This part of the tree involves some guesswork and may not be correct. Henry (b.1730) is probably not the same Henry who married Hester Hancock in 1791. Not impossible, but more likely to be his father. Another alternative is that Henry snr. was Henry jnr's uncle.	Worster, Henry (I4)
2425	This was Henry's second marriage, his first wife having died in childbirth	Family: Henry John Harris / Sarah Ann Wooster (F122337)
2426	This was likely to be Jim's first sight of Australia, although contracted to land at Sydney (as were most passengers). It is thought that Melbourne was a stopping off point.	Wooster, James (I00015)
2427	Thomas could be the son of Richard Worster and Ann Billing. Although there is no direct evidence that this is the case, the timing is right and he is on the 1851, 1861 and 1871 census as being from Northamptonshire, but he doesn't specify where exactly. It would seem almost inevitable that he is related in some way to the Long Buckby Worsters and as such he and his family are temporarily pinned to this position, until the truth is discovered.	Worster, Thomas (I94)
2428	Thomas Joseph IVES, aged 24, Bachelor of this parish , Butcher son of Job Ives, Butcher Elizabeth Annie KAYLEY, aged 27, Spinster of this parish, daughter of William Kayley, Farmer	Family: Joseph Thomas Ives / Elizabeth Annie Kayley (F164005)
2429	Thomas was a widower at the time of his marriage to Ann in 1871	Family: Thomas Caffin White / Ann Wooster (F18)
2430	Thomas was a widower.	Family: Thomas Parnell Parnell / Edith Mary Wooster (F16)
2431	Thomas Worster	Wooster, Thomas (I9)
2432	Thomas's origins are somewhat mysterious. On his marriage document in 1872 he is described as a "steward" and quotes his father as Thomas Worcester who was a cooper. On the 1871 census a Thomas Worcester (b.1847) was a "gun room steward" in the Royal Navy on board the Charybdis and it would therefore be reasonable to assume this is the same man. In 1861 there was a Thomas Worster (b.1848, St George in the East) at the St George East Industrial School and described as a pauper. In 1856 a Thomas Worcester aged 9 was discharged from the Stepney workhouse and it would seem likely that this is also the same person. There is no current link to any of the trees on the website, since all the people called Thomas Worcester/Wooster/Worster/Woster born around that time are accounted for.	Worcester, Thomas (I1)
2433	Thomas's wives, Margaret and Mary were sisters	Family: Thomas Henry Wooster / Margaret O'Brien (F4)
2434	Thomas's wives, Margaret and Mary were sisters	Family: Thomas Henry Wooster / Mary O'Brien (F5)
2435	Timothy and Sarah were both widowed. Sarah married under the name Sarah Long	Family: Timothy Wooster / Sarah Middleton (F34)
2436	Travelling with her step-daughter Rose aged 12	Wooster, Caroline (I04043)
2437	Two entries for James Wooster in Poplar, b. Abt. 1904. One for 4Q 1904 and one for 2Q 1905.	Wooster, James (I108779)
2438	Uterine fibroid diabetes	Wooster, Caroline (I04043)
2439	Venessa was married under the name Cork, the name of her first husband.	Family: Edward Clarence Wooster / Venessa Gladys Toms (F324658)
2440	Vera was Gwendoline's sister. Gwendoline married John Francis Wooster jnr (b. 1907). Gwen and Vera were the cousins of Joseph Stanley Samuel Greaves, husband of John's sister Cora	Greaves, Vera Esther Annie (I613456)
2441	Volume: 3a Page: 64	Hobbs, Frederick Roland (I407255)
2442	Wall J, Sect A	Wooster, Edward Clarence (I1307741)
2443	Walter was widowed on the 1911 Canada census, but it is very likely that Sarah died before 1909 as Walter and their daughter Phyllis travelled to Canada alone.	Wooster, Sarah Jane Wimshurst (I668929)
2444	Walter's DOB is given as 1 May 1880 on his baptism record, 30 Apr 1881 on his US Draft Card and 20 Apr 1880 on his school discharge record.	Wooster, Walter (I00620)
2445	We believe this is the birth date rather than the baptism date. The parent is given as Frances Wooster, but it is not clear if this is Francis or Frances i.e. father or mother	Wooster, William (I545)
2446	We believe this was George's first and probably last departure from his native England. He was part of the crew and went on to have a maritime career.	Wooster, George William (I01275)
2447	We believe this was George's first and probably last departure from his native England. He was part of the crew and went on to have a maritime career.	Wooster, George William (I01275)
2448	We don't know if Wooster is her married or maiden name	Wooster, Mary (I2)
2449	We don't know where John came from but, given the location of his marriage, is it possible that he was somehow related to the family of Richard Worster (b.ca.1783) of Ely?	Worster, John (I1155)
2450	We have no evidence that Ann's maiden name was Worcester, but speculation due to her daughter being called Elizabeth Worcester Hazard	Worcester, Ann (I2226)