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Matches 801 to 850 of 2,701

#	Notes	Linked to
801	Death Index claims DOB as 21 Nov 1901	Hopkins, Richard Frederick (I66)
802	Death Index claims DOB as 30 Jul 1913	Cleevely, Annie (I1467061)
803	Death Index claims DOB as 30 Jul 1913	Cleevely, Clara (I1471020)
804	Death Index claims DOB s 20 Aug 1883	Cook, Elizabeth Emily (I129)
805	Death index claims YOB to be 1920	Buffin, Douglas Henry Lloyd (I131)
806	Death Index records DOB as 10 Feb 1928	Sherwin, Reginald Albert (I773931)
807	Death index records DOB as 25 Apr 1895	Wooster, Edwin Charles Frederick (I773909)
808	Death Index records DOB as 4 Jan 1920	Sherwin, Alfred James (I773930)
809	Death index says 1889, but this is believed to be an error as the birth index gives 1888	Blackford, Lillah Gwendoline Cleland (I181423)
810	Death Index states DOB as 8th Oct. This is suspected to be a mis-transcription as it is very clearly the 5th on the 1939 Register	Dorer, Louie (I1481581)
811	Departure Date: 19 Jan 1950 Port of Departure: London, England Arrival Date: 14 Feb 1950 Destination Port: Adelaide, Australia Ship Name: Orontes Shipping Line: Orient Line Official Number: 146027 Master: I E G Goldsworthy Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Arrival Date: 3 Aug 1951 Port of Arrival: London, England Ports of Voyage: Sydney; Melbourne; Adelaide; Fremantle; Colombo; Aden; Suez; Port Said and Marseilles Ship Name: Oronsay Shipping Line: Orient Steam Navigation Company Ltd Official Number: 184415 Departure Date: 5 Jan 1952 Port of Departure: London, England Arrival Date: 1 Feb 1952 Destination Port: Adelaide, Australia Ship Name: Otranto Shipping Line: Orient Line Official Number: 146025 Master: Stanley Salter Burnand	Wooster, William Charles (I113679)
812	Described as a pauper at death	Quintrell, Henry Daddow (I3309)
813	Despite the BMD events in George's life all being within a small area, he obviously spent some time abroad. On 20th Feb 1944 he entered the USA on board the SS Ruahine along with 110 other "aliens", all of whom were Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve (RNZNVR). The ship had sailed from Auckland, New Zealand and on the ship's manifest he states he was born in London, but his last permanent residence was Auckland.	Wooster, George Sidney (I816269)
814	Did George marry someone called Ann? Did they then emigrate to Melbourne in Australia and then return? See the Most Wanted section.	Wooster, George (I01313)
815	Did George marry someone called Ann? Did they then emigrate to Melbourne in Australia and then return? See the Most Wanted section.	Wooster, George (I01313)
816	Died as Bessie Pearl Doucette after marrying Clinton H Doucette in 1953.	Clayter, Bessie Pearl (I231)
817	Died as Christine Lillian Williams after remarrying to Hubert Thomas Williams in 1929	Mardon, Christine Lillian (I1488586)
818	Died as Edith Clover after marrying Spencer Clover in 1918.	Mercer, Edith (I61288)
819	Died as Edith Jessie Stabb after remarrying in 1969	Loud, Edith Jessie (I253260)
820	Died as Effie Doris Rixon	McPhee, Effie Doris (I1605133)
821	Died as Irene Nora Tew after remarrying to Ernest J Tew in 1966	Walker, Irene Nora (I1893994)
822	Died as Iva Lou Johnson after remarrying in 1956	Blackburn, Iva Lou (I578)
823	Died as Laura May Pearce after marrying Walter Pearce in 1918	Knights, Laura May (I113681)
824	Died as Lilian Violet Scott	Hale, Lillian Violet (I1491832)
825	Died as Lillian Isabelle Stanley	Coutts, Lillian Isabelle (I832819)
826	Died as May Ethel Lewsey after marrying Stanton F Lewsey in 1956	Elstone, May Ethel (I832818)
827	Died as Selina Bass, having married John Bass in 1931	Milton, Selina (I113671)
828	Died as Susannah Jane Bruin after her marriage to Daniel Bruin in 1887.	Sidery, Susannah Jane (I506)
829	Died at 1 day old.	Heard, Dorothy (I1105)
830	Died at 10 days old	Worcester, Albert (I2474)
831	Died from tumour in abdomen, constant vomiting	Fenner, Emma (I4326)
832	Died in Infancy	Clark, John (I01123)
833	Died in infancy	Wooster, Lilian Annie (I00749)
834	Died of old age and cerebral haemmorrage	Fenner, Elizabeth (I4323)
835	Died of senile decay	Fenner, Mary (I4325)
836	Died of wounds sustained on 27 Apr 1777	Wooster, General David (I82)
837	Died whilst on holiday	Wooster, William George Edward (I04149)
838	DOB difficult to read	Worster, Everard Ernest (I499)
839	DOB not clear on baptism record. Definitely 5th and definitely 1885. Probably August but not certain.	Gilman, Ann Theodora (I298)
840	DOB on Death Index quoted as 1899	Wooster, Ethel May (I61284)
841	DOB on Royal Navy Register given as 16 Apr 1885.	Cowen, Stanley Bertram (I1105889)
842	Doctor Williams's Non-conformist Birth Register.	Source (S00026)
843	Document difficult to read. Might be April 26th or 20th	Wooster, Emma (I357)
844	Due to subsidence, Martin's headstone was moved to Cedar Crest Cemetery from the Wooster Family Cemetery	Wooster, Martin Elmer (I451)
845	Due to subsidence, Quincy's headstone was moved to Cedar Crest Cemetery from the Wooster Family Cemetery.	Wooster, Quincy Adams (I439)
846	Duplicate entry for St. Bartholemew at Horley	Worcester, Violet Edna (I83)
847	Edith was a widow and married as Edith Waites	Family: Robert James Wooster / Edith Mercer (F395633)
848	Edward remarried Louisa Stokes in Peckham in 1886	Family: Edward John Borner / Anne Elizabeth Wooster (F490177)
849	Edward was born as Clare Edward Wooster. The name Clare or Clair was originally a male name, especially when spelled without the e.	Wooster, Edward Clarence (I1307741)
850	Edward Wooster's birthplace is something of a mystery. Most Ancestry trees claim he was born in Cheddington in Buckinghamshire and folklore has it that he emigrated to America in 1651 with his brothers Thomas and William, William being the Reverend William Worcester of Salisbury, formerly the Vicar of Olney in Northamptonshire, England. Extensive research on the Worcester Family Website would seem to disprove the idea that Edward came from Cheddington. The conclusions from the various sources would appear to be that none of Edward, Thomas, or the Reverend William Worcester were from Cheddington, but it neither proves nor disproves that they might have been brothers. That Edward founded the Connecticut line is undisputed.	Wooster, Sergeant Edward (I1)