Butcher One-Name Study
Globally researching the surnames of Butcher & Butchers, one Country at a time!
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Matches 301 to 350 of 928
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| 301 | Died unmarried and Parkhatch passed to brother Richard | Butcher, John (I50)
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| 302 | DIED YOUNG OF T.B. | STRUDWICK, CATHY (I2747)
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| 303 | Died, possibly in an institution (mad) | Bowring, Anne (I3717)
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| 304 | Dies in Chilbirth, having William BUDD. | Collins, Sarah (I615)
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| 305 | Dies in childbirth | Cubitt, Sophia (I3725)
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| 306 | Dies of a fever | Bowring, Charles Algernon (I3711)
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| 307 | Dies of Lung Complaint | Bowring, Charles (I3719)
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| 308 | District 3011J Reg no J1C Entry No 300 DOR 0195 | Gale, Barbara Joan (I2225)
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| 309 | Documents at the London Metropolitan Archive - LMOBPS450340017 | Burchell, Matthew (I4141)
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| 310 | DORIS MARRIED BERT FRANCIS WHO'S FATHER WORKED FOR LORD JELICO OF BEECH LAW NOW CALLED THE GREYS,PUTTENHAM. | STRUDWICK, DORIS (I2621)
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| 311 | Dorothy Edith Parslow 2a 68, Guildford Surrey March 1899 Source GRO references | Parslow, Dorothy Edith (I2223)
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| 312 | Double wedding with sister, Annie. Involved with Fire Brigade Social Club and Ladies' Social Club, and Senior Citizens' Club. Lived 15 East Street, South Ballarat. | ELLIS, Edith (I1780)
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| 313 | Driver of (horse-drawn) vehicles for transporting goods. Carmen were often employed by railway companies for local deliveries and collections of goods and parcels. Modern day van driver. A Carter typically drove a light two wheeled carriage. Also sometimes someone who drove horse-drawn trams was called a Carman. Source - http://rmhh.co.uk/occup/c.html | Matthews, John (I251)
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| 314 | Drowned from "The Chat," the boat in which he and his brother, Henry were fishing 'when a storm of very great violence burst on the coast line.' Only hats and oars were found. (Geelong Advertiser 10 April 1896) | ELLIS, Frederick (I1901)
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| 315 | Drowned when the boat in which he and his brother, Frederick, were fishing, overturned during a gale. Only hats and oars found.(Geelong Advertiser, 10th April 1896). Hospital casualty (3 years of Germantown) (G.A. 31-5-1883). | ELLIS, Henry (I1911)
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| 316 | E156 with Mary Elizabeth Matthews Nee ELSTONE wife Grave ownership transferred to me (Julie Goucher) 13th May 2002 | Elstone, Mary Elizabeth (I248)
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| 317 | EDINBURGH & LEITH P.O. DIRECTORY 1939-40 There is one: Worship, Mrs., 39 Marchmont road | Bald, Sophie Erskine (I1029)
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| 318 | EDITH MAY HAVE MARRIED HENRY EDGLER 14-8-1920 AT FARNCOMBE | STRUDWICK, EDITH BEATRICE (I2616)
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| 319 | Edward knew painters Sir George HAYTER and Daniel MACLISE. Pained by Maclise as indicated. Maclise took "Excellent Portraits of him, first wife, mother, sister, General Edward Bellasis and friends" Source Memorials of Sar Bellasis. | Bellas, Edward (Sargeant Bellasis) (I1436)
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| 320 | ELAINE MARRIED RONALD ASHTON | STRUDWICK, ELAINE (I2673)
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| 321 | Elizabeth Chandler of Scotsland Farm. family married and lived there; all children born there. Scotland was in Bramley parish but one mile from Hascombe church. | Family (F11)
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| 322 | ELLEN MARREID JOHN SNELLING 12-6-1860 AT GODALMING(WITNESS ALFREDbrother and JANEsister) | STRUDWICK, ELLEN (I2603)
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| 323 | Elstead Village (1841 Census), Village/Stacey Farm (1861 Census). | ELLIS, William (I1499)
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| 324 | Emaline also known as Emily, Emaline, Emalina, Emma. | Luff, Emaline (I227)
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| 325 | Emerald Hill renamed South Melbourne in 1883. Lived with her son at Main Road, Doncaster in 1946. | ERICKSON, Wilhelmina (I1988)
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| 326 | Emigrated 1855. John signed his name with X in 1894. His will showed his real estate as part of allotment A, Section 5, Parish of Connewarre, County Grant, with 4-roomed house, very old, value 245 pounds. Also allotment C, Section 16 same parish with 4-roomed stone and weather board house, very old, value 210 pounds. Personal estate - horse 15 pounds, dray & harness 5 pounds, plough 10 shillings, harrows 10 shillings, chaff-cutter 1 pound, poultry 3 pounds, furniture 15 pounds. Farmer in Connewarre in Bailliere's Directory in 1875. | ELLIS, John (I1500)
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| 327 | Emigrated as a 17-year-old under the Commonwealth Immigration Scheme on the 'Jervis Bay' and first worked as a share farmer at Froston with dairy cattle and then cotton growing. After a drought Robert moved to Mackay. Tried sugar cane farming at Walkerston and in 1935 began as an electrical assistant. He was a machine man in the quarry for the Harbour Board and prepared explosives. He obtained an electrical linesman ticket and eventually became installation electrician. Rode his bicycle to work and tended his roses in his spare time. | BONEHILL, Robert Henry (I1507)
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| 328 | EMILY MARRIED RICHARD WARREN 25-2-1860 AT GODALMING.WITNESS SARAH(SISTER) | STRUDWICK, EMILY (I2677)
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| 329 | Encylopedia Britannica. Bowring Story by David Keir published 1962 by Bodley Head. | Bowring, Sir John (I3703)
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| 330 | End of lease for land at High House Shere Previous leased in 1762. Passed lease to James Burchett Daniel's son in Law. | Butcher, Daniel (I44)
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| 331 | Enlisted 16-7-1915, embarked "Warilda" 8-2-1916, then "Oriana" to France, joined 22nd Batt. Wounded 1916, returned to England for 9 months. Killed in Action (see "With the 22nd" E. Gorman, p.91/92). 'Geelong Advertiser.' 10 Sep 1918, p.1. In Memoriam. 'Only a grave of a hero, Only a mound of earth, Far away from the land of wattle, The land that gave him birth, etc.' Army No 4002, 5'9" tall with blue eyes. | ELLIS, Leslie George (I1689)
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| 332 | Enlisted 23 June 1896, aged 19 years for a period of 4 years, but served initially 12 years. Served in South Africa 1899-1902 and was awarded Queens South Africa medal with 6 clasps and Kings South Africa medal with 2 clasps. Re-enlisted in 1912 and discharged in 1919. | Butcher, Alexander George (I299)
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| 333 | Enlistment Place: Newmarket, Suffolk Rank: Private Regiment: Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Battalion: 9th Battalion Regimental Number: 30375 Formerly 13254, Suffolk Regiment | Butcher, John William (I135)
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| 334 | Entry from Death Announcements 1731 - 1831 Gentlemans Mag Surname Bellasis First names Geo. Bridges Rank/ occupation Colonel Unit Bombay Artillery Death date 29 Sep 1825 Place of death Poonah Source Gentleman's Magazine Date Mar 1826 Page number 286 Detail ABROAD. At Poonah, in the East Indies, aged 57, Col. Geo. Bridges Bellasis, of the Bombay Artillery | Bridges Bellasis, Captain George (I714)
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| 335 | Ernest recorded as GROUCHER - Newcastle upon Tyne - 10b pg 162 | Family (F147)
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| 336 | Ernest recorded as GROUCHER - Newcastle upon Tyne - 10b pg 162 | Goucher, Ernest (I428)
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| 337 | Escaped the debtors of failed Bowring and Company | Bowring, Sir John (I3703)
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| 338 | Established Bowring & Co in 1818 in conjunction with Henry Murdock. At 23 Cheapside and later moved company to Freemans Court. | Bowring, Sir John (I3703)
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| 339 | Established Paper Mill at Passfields in the 17th C | Pym, Henry (I1086)
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| 340 | Estimated from age at death | Butcher, John Cabel (I317)
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| 341 | Failed engagment to Colonel Thompson's daughter Lily, in 1851 | Bowring, Edgar Alfred (I3710)
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| 342 | Family bible transcript | Bowring, Edgar Alfred (I3710)
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| 343 | Family Bible transcript | Bowring, John Charles (I3708)
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| 344 | Family bible transcript at WCSL Exeter Family Cuttings file. | Bowring, Maria (I3712)
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| 345 | Family History Library Film - 2214494 | Ellis, George William (I4115)
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| 346 | Family History Library film - 597800 | Butcher, Elizabeth Bolingbroke (I150)
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| 347 | Family History Library Film - 804129 | Ellis, Sally (I873)
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| 348 | Family History Library film - 919621 | Family (F104)
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| 349 | Family in 1975 - John, Anne, Marilyn, Linda, Susan, Jill, Bill, Roslyn and Adrianne. | TAIT, Stanley (I2050)
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| 350 | Family living at Sefton Street 6 Providence Terrace Putney Surrey England. 1881 Census RG11/0662/47/39 Film number 1341154 | Family (F683)
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