Bicknell & Coyle-Williams Family History
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Matches 251 to 300 of 478
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| 251 | Farmer of 54 acres | COLYER, William Henry (I0425)
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| 252 | Father was a domestic chauffeur at the time of birth | BICKNELL, Violet Doris (I0066)
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| 253 | Father's name (trade: labourer) on his daughter's marriage certificate 1856 | CORCORAN, William (I0814)
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| 254 | Father's name on burial record | COYLE, William (I0980)
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| 255 | Frances's marriage was witnessed by William Punter. Punter was the maiden name of her mother, Sarah. This links the various spellings of the surname | STROVENAH, Frances (I0228)
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| 256 | Francis took the name Williams (or Coyle-Williams, or Coyle Williams), as shown on his marriage certificate in 1881. The origin of the Williams element is unknown | COYLE, Francis Augustus (I0112)
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| 257 | From: "Alison Baker" Subject: Attrill, Drudge and Borne Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 10:18:21 +1100 Hi everyone, I have posted my surname interests in the past but have now been able to go a little further back thanks to the help of the IOW record office. My main connection with the island was through John ATTRILL who married Elizabeth BORNE in 1850 at Portsea. They were both born on the island, John at Bonchurch in 1827 and Elizabeth in Newport around 1831. I had their fathers names from the marriage certificate. Mark ATTRILL and William BORNE. I now know that John was the son of Mark ATTRILL and Sarah DRUDGE. They were married at Northwood in 1811. Mark was a widower from Calbourne but I don't know who his first wife was. There were 6 children: Mark (Christened 1812), Osmund (1815), Ann (1816), Eliza (1818) , Ellen (1820) and my John (1827). When John was christened the family were living at Donor Farm in the parish of Carisbrooke. Has anyone heard of this farm? Elizabeth BORNE was the daughter of William and Elizabeth BORNE of Newport. Elizabeth and her sisters, Amelia, Martha and Jane were all baptised in 1832 in Newport. Amelia was aged 1 month, Elizabeth 2 years, Martha 6 years and Jane 14 years. If any of these names ring any bells for anyone, I'd love to hear from you. Alison Baker Melbourne, Australia. Researching: ATTRILL, BORNE and now DRUDGE from the IOW. | ATTRILL, John William (I0196)
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| 258 | Given name registered on his son's birth record. Possibly a lighterman on the Thames, like his son (Data provider: Rob Cottrell, Trueflare LimitedTranscriptions © Rob Cottrell, Trueflare Limited via findmypast.co.uk) | SALLAWAY, Edward (I0245)
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| 259 | Godfather: Patrick Corcoran | MAHER, James (I0727)
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| 260 | Godparents: Michael & Mary Martin | MAHER, Esther (I0729)
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| 261 | Granddaughter (Vi Bicknell) believes he worked on the Royal Yacht, possibly in the mid-1880s. His service record does not support this, but he served on the Duke of Wellington which was closely associated with Queen Victoria's passage on one of the Royal Yachts between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, where she had a residence - Osborne House | WITHERS, Charles George (I0194)
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| 262 | Groom's father noted as James Coyle | Family: COYLE, Charles / SINGLETON, Mary Ellen (F0307)
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| 263 | Had a further six children | Family: BICKNELL, Arthur / RAGGETT, Lillian Ivy M (F0185)
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| 264 | He was living with his brother and wife, working as a gas fitter | DOWNHAM, George (I0010)
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| 265 | Her forenames vary from document to document. On one of her son's baptism records she is recorded with the surname "Butcher", presumably an anglicisation of "Metzger", German for butcher, and an approximation of her family name | MEGGER, Maria Helen (I0376)
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| 266 | Her given name has never been written/transcribed twice in the same way on records: Danay / Denica / Dency / Dencey. Dencey appears on her marriage record | DEAN, Dencey (I0286)
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| 267 | Her home was in Adena, Ohio | JACKSON, Hilary May (I0134)
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| 268 | Her husband re-married in 1851, described on the marriage certificate as "widower" | YOUNG, Jane (I0774)
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| 269 | High Hill Ferry (formerly Morris's Ferry) crossed the River Lea in East London | DEAN, Lewis Alfred (I0020)
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| 270 | His daughter (Vi Bicknell) notes: Aged about 14-15 he lied about his age and joined the Black and Tans (this is borne out by the discrepancy between his registered birth date and the date given on his ID document Joined the Royal Mail Steam Packet ship "Desna" on 24/01/1919 Was in the Royal Irish Constabulary. Enlisted in 1921 (Ref 852095 Page 126b) He worked as a chauffeur for Lord Hall in Surrey. He met his future wife, Rhoda, when he was working as head chauffeur for the Tiarcks family. He later became a groundsman at Barkers of Kensington and at Northolt Racecourse. After marriage they lived in Streatham, Bayswater and Sudbury (Middlesex), but then separated in about 1928. There were several reconciliations and the family moved regularly - including to South Harrow and Greenford (Middlesex). The Bicknell family evacuated during the Second World War (1939-1945), firstly to Brownhill (Staffordshire) and then to Stilton, near Peterborugh. He virtually separated from Rhoda in later years and there is evidence that he had another partner and they lived in Gerrards Cross. | BICKNELL, Bertie Louis William (I0060)
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| 271 | His mother's name is given as Ellen May | RUDOLF, George Franz (I0381)
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| 272 | His naval records give his DoB as 10/07/1854. This might have been to disguise the fact that he was born before his parents married (on 27/08/1854) | WITHERS, Charles George (I0194)
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| 273 | His parents had another son called Samuel in 1851 | DOWNING, Samuel (I0273)
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| 274 | http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/LOUIS-A-DEAN/5792894 | DEAN, Lewis Alfred (I0020)
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| 275 | http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/LOUIS-A-DEAN/5792894 | SHINN, Susan (I0022)
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| 276 | https://www.deces-en-france.fr/resultats/25334132-coyle-williams-iris-ann | COYLE-WILLIAMS, Iris Ann (I0189)
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| 277 | https://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-calendar | PAGE, Susan (I0658)
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| 278 | https://www.swarthmore.edu/friends-historical-library/quaker-calendar | GOBBETT, Goodchild (I0659)
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| 279 | Husband George was registered as a widower on the 1901 Census | FULLER, Anne (I0867)
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| 280 | In 1851 there were five separate Bicknell households in the almshouses at Haslemere | BICKNELL, Ann (I0011)
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| 281 | In 1861 James and Mary Brace are living at the same address as Mary Ann White (widow of Charles Withers, remarried in 1859) and her sons Charles, Thomas and Samuel withers and Henry White. In 1871, Charles Withers, sailor, is living with his grandparents, James and Mary Brace. | WITHERS, Charles George (I0194)
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| 282 | In 1871 lived at 52 Alms House Cottages, Haslemere. Worked as an agricultural labourer In 1881 worked as a labourer In 1891 worked as an agricultural labourer | BICKNELL, William (I0009)
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| 283 | In 1871 lived at Alms House Cottages, Haslemere. Scholar | BICKNELL, Alice (I0034)
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| 284 | In 1912 a song collector (Iolo Williams) visited Haslemere and collected songs from Moses Mansfield, who lived on Almshouse Common, and Alfred Ketchell and Alfred Bicknell. The notebook notes that the song "The Old Donkey" was collected from the latter two on Sheperd's Hill, which is where Alf Bicknell was living in 1911. | BICKNELL, Alfred (I0597)
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| 285 | In Royal Navy, 1903-1923. retired as Lieutenant | BALDWIN, Edward John (I0276)
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| 286 | In the presence of William Punter, which connects her with the Punter family | Family: DEAN, Frederick Joseph / STROVENAH, Frances (F0078)
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| 287 | Informant (as R Hawker) on her mother's death certificate | HANCOCK, Rose Mary (I0877)
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| 288 | Information provided by her son | JOYCE, Ivy May (I0861)
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| 289 | Information provided by his son | PAUL, John Frederick (I0864)
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| 290 | Janet Coyle (presumably her sister) is registered at the same address in 1939 | COYLE, Annie (I0968)
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| 291 | Journalist (as per 1939 Register), possibly a reporter for the Daily Sketch newspaper. Lived at Barnes Common | SOESTER, Isaac (I0169)
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| 292 | LATE MRS DOWNHAM DAUGHTER OF A DECEASED MINISTER Following an illness of several months' duration, Mrs A.H.Downham, a highly respected resident for many years at 63 York Avenue, Hanwell, passed away on Sunday, July 10 at her daughter's home, 106, Milton Road, to the great sorrow of many friends by whom she was greatly loved. She was well known locally, being the eldest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Baldwin of 65 York Avenue ... She leaves a widower and two daughters ... The funeral took place at Westminster Cemetery on Thursday July 16. (newspaper cutting, unknown; part text) | BALDWIN, Alice Hester (I0029)
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| 293 | LATIMER Frances Helena of 11 Callerton Place Newcastle-Upon-Tyne widow died 10 July 1923 Probate Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 26 September to Frances Helena Latimer and Jane Isabella Latimer spinsters and Ernest lionel Bates solicitor. Effects £2028 9s. 2d. (Probate Register 1923) | COYLE, Frances Helena (I0738)
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| 294 | Listed as a farmer in South Lopham, Norfolk in 1845 (William White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1845) | DOWNING, Richard (I0261)
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| 295 | Lived at Elm Villa | CANSDALE, Lucy (I0221)
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| 296 | Lived at Elm Villa | CANSDALE, Lucy (I0221)
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| 297 | Lived in Calbourne, Isle of Wight 1850 - Farmer | ATTRILL, Mark (I0293)
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| 298 | Living at a smithy in Manchester in 1804 & 1806 In one of the rate books the name Coyle has been amended to Coile | COYLE, Dennis (I0976)
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| 299 | Living on own means, according to the 1901 census | KRUSE, William (I0413)
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| 300 | Living with children, John, Annie and Adam in 1931 | STEWARD, Annie (I0849)
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