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#	Notes	Linked to
501	Address in 1965: The Laurels, Bradenham, Buckinghamshire	Wooster, Ethel Grace (I128746)
502	Address in 1982, Prestwood Park House, Prestwood, Buckinghamshire	Wooster, Harry Charles (I128745)
503	Address: 1926-1937: Walston Street, Tammin, Western Australia 1943-1972: 24, Fortescue Street, East Fremantle 1977-1980: 27, View Terrace, East Fremantle	Cleeve, Edwin Harry (I128783)
504	Address: 1926-1937: Walston Street, Tammin, Western Australia 1943-1972: 24, Fortescue Street, East Fremantle	Wooster, Ivy May (I128780)
505	Address: 325 Brownhill Road, Catford Cause of Death: Cardiac failure, coronary thrombosis, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Informant: A. L. Wooster (son) of 325 Brownhill Road, SE6	Wooster, William (I311841)
506	Address: 5 Beaufort Villas, Bath from 1889 to 1923	Wooster, Edgar William (I6)
507	Address: Possibly 18 Little Russell Street?	Wooster, Anne Elizabeth (I00752)
508	Addresses: 1901 2 Osborne Road, Oldham, Lancashire	Wooster, Edgar Cecil (I15)
509	Admitted to hospital 18 May 1855	Worster, Richard Edward (I117)
510	Adopted and so possibly unsure of birth details	Robinson, John Taylor (I133865)
511	Adult Christening. William Woster aged 25.	Wooster, William (I01679)
512	After 1901. Living with sister on 1901 census	Worster, Elizabeth (I5)
513	Age 11 Weeks	Rule, Hedley Vicars (I2805)
514	Age at death 2 days	Redenbach, Gilbert (I3174)
515	Age at death 6 months	Worcester, Queeney Easter (I2277)
516	AKA Flora	Wooster, Florence Ellen (I773878)
517	AKA John McGrow	Bottomley, John (I03746)
518	AKA Richard Pearson Wooster, he went by both names but we are not sure why.	Wooster, David Trist (I00409)
519	Albert enlisted in the Royal Marine Light Infantry ('G' Company). He was based at Chatham but disptached to the Dardanelles with the Marine Expeditionary Force from 6 February 1915. It is not clear how long he spent in the Dardanelles but from his records, it appears that he was wounded twice. On 24 January 1916 Albert was posted to "HMS Cyclops II". This was a shore base at Scapa Flow, operating land defences and minesweeper craft. On 1 January 1918, he served at Hoy Battery (Orkney) and whilst serving there, married Isobel. He returned to Chatham on 28 March for a short while before returning to HMS Cyclops where he remained until he was demobilised on 30 September 1918. Hoy Battery, Orkney: Hoy Battery No 1 was one of three large gun batteries designed and positioned to protect one end of Scapa Flow between the islands of Orkney and Hoy. It was probably one of the most important defensive locations of both WW1 and WW2. In 1915 the three batteries were equipped with guns manufactured in the United States and manned by a mixture of Royal Marines and local men of the Orkney Royal Garrison Artillery. After WWI the three batteries were dismantled and the guns scrapped. The site of Battery No 1 (The Castle) was approximate 1 mile from the south coast of Orkney but although Battery No 2 forms the basis of a restored museum, No 1 Battery is long gone and sits under a housing estate, known as Innertown. (Sources: Various from Internet and Albert's Military record).	Wooster, Albert Stanley Augustus (I128754)
520	Albert PAGE, aged 24, Bachelor of Hazlemere, Gardener son of James Page, Chairmaker, deceased Annie Elizabeth IVES, aged 22, Spinster of Long Wick daughter of Joseph Ives, Farm Labourer, deceased	Family: Albert Page / Annie Elizabeth Ives (F164017)
521	Alice was married as Alice Victoria Wood, widow of William Wood	Family: Norman Henry Wooster / Alice Victoria Estall (F401020)
522	Amelia was a widow and married under the name Vincer	Family: Arthur Moses Wooster / Amelia Mary Hartwell (F139388)
523	Amersham, Bucks 1891 Census --------------------------------------------------- RG12/1130 Folio 59 Page 3 Upper Bottom Home Farm, Amersham, Bucks Edwin WoosterHeadM50FarmerBucks, Wendover Emma WoosterWifeM39Bucks, Amersham Kate WoosterDauS20MillinerBucks, Amersham Alice WoosterDauS16ScholarBucks, Amersham William HagueS15Farm ServantBucks, Taylors Green	Wooster, Kate (I621731)
524	Amersham, Bucks 1891 Census --------------------------------------------------- RG12/1130 Folio 59 Page 3 Upper Bottom Home Farm, Amersham, Bucks Edwin WoosterHeadM50FarmerBucks, Wendover Emma WoosterWifeM39Bucks, Amersham Kate WoosterDauS20MillinerBucks, Amersham Alice WoosterDauS16ScholarBucks, Amersham William HagueS15Farm ServantBucks, Taylors Green	Wooster, Alice Hitchcock (I621732)
525	Amersham, Bucks 1891 Census --------------------------------------------------- RG12/1130 Folio 59 Page 3 Upper Bottom Home Farm, Amersham, Bucks Edwin WoosterHeadM50FarmerBucks, Wendover Emma WoosterWifeM39Bucks, Amersham Kate WoosterDauS20MillinerBucks, Amersham Alice WoosterDauS16ScholarBucks, Amersham William HagueS15Farm ServantBucks, Taylors Green	Halt, Emma (I621730)
526	Amos GOMM, aged 27, Bachelor of Princes Risborough, Labourer son of Alfred Gomm, Labourer Emma Mary GOMM, aged 20, Spinster of Princes Risborough daughter of Andrew Gomm, Labourer	Family: Amos Gomm / Mary Emma Gomme (F164013)
527	An Ann Worcester was buried in Downham Market in 1704 and is thought to be part of this family.	Family: Joseph Worcester / Mary UNKNOWN (F859)
528	Andrew(x)GOMME, aged 42, Widower of Long Wick, Princes Risboro, Labourer son of James Gomme, Labourer Mary(x) IVES, aged 22, Spinster of Long Wick, Princes Risboro daughter of John Ives, Labourer	Family: Andrew Gomme / Mary Ann Ives (F164012)
529	Annie previously married to [William] Loftus Cassidy (1909)
530	Annie remarried after Thomas's death to Charles Edward Matthews on 25 Dec 1920 in Southall.	Cox, Annie (I4316)
531	Another Bernard George Wooster located on the John Knight Wooster tree and born in Hillingdon in 1908 was initially confused with this one. However, we now have irrefutable evidence (The Hillingdon man was named as a Lieutenant Commander in his brother's obituary) that this one born in Gravesend is NOT the one awarded the DSC in 1944. This is also backed up by information submitted by the Gravesend man's grandniece, Teresa Smith: The Bernard George who was born in 1900 in Gravesend was my great uncle, his older sister Gertrude was my grandmother. We often talked about the family tree and she never said that he was mentioned in despatches. As far as I know, and his obituary in the Customs Service magazine bears this out, he stayed in Scotland (the family were in Leith from about 1918) after his father Ernest, also in the Customs, moved on, finally ending up in Kent. No mention of naval service. The obituary says that Bernard was at Granton from 1926 until 1946 when he returned to Leith until he retired. His record in the Customs wasn't particularly distinguished and he failed to get promotion. I don't think he would be the Bernard George who's service record is on the website.	Wooster, Bernard George (I191924)
532	Approximate year of birth supplied from burial record. Parents unknown but could be John and Phoebe WOSTER. They recorded a baptism on 17 July 1768 in the parish of St Mary Mounthaw, London (although there was a burial of a child later the same year in the same parish).	Wooster, John (I49)
533	Archibald's birth is not registered on the Victoria BMD. The Greathead One-name study site says that Lily and William moved from Ballarat to Western Australia in 1904 "with their two children", but if Archibald was with them there should have been three children. This brings about the possibility that Archibald may have been adopted after they moved to Western Australia.	Greaves, Archibald William (I192)
534	Area Hadley - Block L - Plot 17	Wooster, Thomas Brandon (I01253)
535	Area Hadley - Block L - Plot 25	Wooster, Thomas Henry Brandon (I03404)
536	Area Hadley - Block L - Plot 25	Wooster, George (I03648)
537	Area Hadley, Block L, Plot 17	Ridley, Mary Beatrice (I03334)
538	Area or Denomination : ELIM FOUR SQUARE Section : AA Gravesite : 0074	Wooster, George William (I01275)
539	Area or Denomination: BRETHREN Section: AA Gravesite: 0030A	Hobbs, Robert (I407247)
540	Area or Denomination: ROMAN CATHOLIC Section: PH Gravesite: 0078	Hobbs, Daisy May (I407256)
541	Area: Brickwall, Sec: E Side A, Site: E17	Wooster, Marie Matilda (I973969)
542	Arthur AUSTIN, aged 21, Bachelor of Dinton, Labourer son of Amos Austin, Labourer Emma IVES, aged 21, Spinster of Long Wick daughter of John Ives, Labourer	Family: Arthur Austin / Emma Ives (F164020)
543	Arthur travelled to Ghana on several occasions: Port of Departure: West Coast Africa Arrival Date: 4 Aug 1930 Port of Arrival: Plymouth, England Ship Name: M.S. Apapa Shipping line: British African Port of Departure: Port Harcourt, Nigeria Arrival Date: 4 Apr 1932 Port of Arrival: Liverpool, England Ports of Voyage: Plymouth Ship Name: Adda Shipping line: Elder Dempster Lines Ltd Official Number: 146664 Departure Date: 1 Sep 1934 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Destination Port: Takoradi, Ghana Ship Name: Nigerian Shipping line: United Africa Company Limited Official Number: 147337 Port of Departure: W Africa Arrival Date: 21 May 1934 Port of Arrival: Liverpool, England Ports of Voyage: Accra Ship Name: Nigerian Shipping line: United Africa Steamship Company Official Number: 147337 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Destination Port: Takoradi, Ghana Ship Name: Nigerian Shipping line: United Africa Company Limited Official Number: 164277 Port of Departure: Calabar, Nigeria Arrival Date: 8 Apr 1938 Port of Arrival: London, England Ports of Voyage: Freetown Ship Name: Ethiopian Shipping line: United Africa Steamship Company Official Number: 164279	Wooster, Arthur Leonard (I312614)
544	Aruther E Dawes was never married	Dawes, Arthur E. (I23)
545	As we don't know Mary's age, we don't know if Worster was or was not her maiden name.	Worster, Mary (I2110)
546	As yet, no definitive link has been found to confirm that George was the son of Timothy Wooster and Ann Tucker. There is however, very strong circumstantial evidence to link him to this family. 1. There is an entry on the Bucks FHS Baptisms for a George Wooster, son of Ann Wooster on 23 Jun 1797 in High Wycombe. There appears to be no other Ann Wooster around at that time, although why Timothy wasn't mentioned is odd. 2. George is in Lambeth at the same time as this family and is a chairmaker, just like Timothy (who died in Lambeth in 1837) and from the census returns, George was born in High Wycombe.	Wooster, George (I1125512)
547	Ash Burial. Block: A, Plot: 75	Veitch, Richard Brandon (I283)
548	Ash Burial. Block: RSA, Plot: 93	Brandon, Kate (I22621)
549	Ashes put with William, Toowong Cemetery, QLD	Wooster, Beatrice Ann (I04139)
550	At time of death was residing at Colney Hatch Lane, Barnet	Compagnoni, Hans Andrea (I4512)