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| 1751 | Captain in the 89th Regt. | HEWSON, John (I9321)
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| 1752 | Carrickfergus & Ballynure - Gravestone Inscriptions. Carrifergus OldGraveyard ( St. Nicholas ). O.S. 52 Grid Ref. J412874. County Antim, Ireland ATKIN, in loving memory of Margaret Carleton, the dearly beloved wife ofWalton Thomas Roberts ATKIN, died 05 Feb 1885 aged 33 years. "For everwith the Lord". 1Thess. 4 17. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | CORNWALL, Margaret Carleton (I3349)
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| 1753 | Catherine ATKIN died whilst at prayers in the evening. Cork Mercantile Chronicle.... M 30 July 1810 - Suddenly on Friday lastMrs ATKIN(s) of Atkinville .. D 27 July 1810 (Catherine) | DREW, Catherine (I3304)
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| 1754 | Catherine ATKIN the daughter of Richard Garde ATKIN and Anne MERRILL isthought to have died young, in a Mental Hospital in Salem Illinois,United States of America. | ATKIN, Catherine (Kittie) (I4930)
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| 1755 | Catherine ATKIN was the second daughter of Walter ATKIN and ArabellaDREW and was born about 1817. With other members of her family she emigrated to the United Statesof America. There she married Robert WHITTAKER. They lived in Salem,Marion Co., Illinois where they had a daughter Arabella (Bell) WHITTAKER. 1860 Census, Salem, Marion Co., Illinois Robert H WHITTAKER 42yrs M Fuel agent b. Ireland Kate " 43yrs F do Arabella " 3yrs F b. Illinois Sarah SANDERS 26yrs Servant b. Kentucky. 1870 Census Salem, Marion Co., Illinois WHITTAKER Robt H 50yrs Lumber Dealer B. Ireland " Catherine 53yrs Keeping house Do " Arabella 13yrs b. Illinois 1880 Census Salem, Marion, Illinois FHC Film #1254234 Page 191 A Robert WHITTAKER Self M Male W 60yr B. Ire LumberMerchant. Fath/Moth b. Ireland Catherine WHITTAKER wife M Female W 62yr B.Ire Keepinghouse " " " Bell WHITTAKER dau S " W 23yr B.Illinois" " Isabell MITCHELL Niece Female 18 b.NY" " 1880 Census Salem, Marion, Illinois FHC Film #1254234 Page 191 A CASTLE, George Head 57 farmer b. Ohio " Mary J wife 43 keeping house b.Ohio George son 28 farmer "" " Eva dau 26 " James E. 2son 25 " " Their daughter Arabella (Bell) WHITTAKER married James E CASTLE. | ATKIN, Catherine (I3272)
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| 1756 | Catherine Harriett born and baptised in 1801 was the youngestdaughter of Walter ATKIN and Catherine DREW. St.Luke's, Parish of Carrigaline, Douglas, Baptismal Registers 1789 - '6 Dec 1801.. Catherine ?Hanah (Harriett) d of Walter and Catherine ATKINof Atkinville. Baptised by the Rev. J. BUSTEED.' Catherine Harriett daughter of Walter and Catherine ATKIN died atthe age of 25yrs and was buried at the Carrigaline Parish Church,Douglas, Co.Cork, on the 28th of April 1827. St.Luke's, Douglas, Burial Register '.. 28 Apr 1827 CatherineHariot (sic) spinster of Atkinville, aged 25.' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ATKIN, Catherine Hariot (I3311)
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| 1757 | Centre for Kentish Studies: Kent Quarter Sessions [Q/SO - Q/SP] ORDER BOOKS - ref. Q/SO FILE - Order Book - ref. Q/SO/E/1 [n.d.] item: East Kent Order Book, Midsummer 1657 - ref. Q/SO/E1/f.27 [n.d.] [from Scope and Content] All matters in difference between Ezekiell Bridges and William Sayer, late overseers of the poor of St. Nicholas Thanet and the inhabitants of the parish concerning money disbursed by the late overseers are referred to Peter Peake, Thomas St. Nicholas and Thomas Foche, esquires, justices of the peace or any two of them who are desired to send for the parties concerned and make such order for reimbursement of the said Ezekiell Bridges and William Sayer as they think fit Centre for Kentish Studies: Kent Quarter Sessions [Q/SB/1 - Q/SB/7] SESSIONS PAPERS - ref. Q/SB FILE - Sessions Papers - ref. Q/SB/7 - date: 1657-60 item: Petition - ref. Q/SB/7/35 - date: [1657] [from Scope and Content] Ezechiell Bridges and William Sayer, late overseers of St. Nicholas Thanet. Spent £5.5s. 8d. as overseers for 1656. Present overseers refuse to levy rate for repayment. Note of reference to three Justices. Canterbury Cathedral Archives: Diocese of Canterbury [DCb/PRC/18/32 - DCb/PRC/18/41] Probate/court records: Archdeacon's Court, miscellaneous - ref. DCb/PRC/18 [Access Conditions] DCb/PRC/18/6 2nd Dcb/PRC/18/7 are unfit for consultation and therefore their contents are not listed here. 1666 - 1668 FILE - Archdeaconry Court Miscellaneous - ref. DCb/PRC/18/32/135 - date: 16 Jan 1667/8 [from Scope and Content] PLAINTIFF: Ezek BRIDGES s, exor; DEFENDANT: Thos BRIDGES, Jn BRIDGES Jr., Anne BRIDGES als TRITTON, My BRIDGES als SAYER chn; DOCUMENT: All & Sent; CASE: Test (Jn BRIDGES, St Nich-at-Wade) | BRIDGES, Ezekiel (I10385)
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| 1758 | Charles Taylor, who took the photograph of Chinese schoolchildren in June, 1964, when he was The Globe and Mail bureau chief in China, was the only son of noted Canadian industrialist and horse-breeder, Edward Plunket (E.P.) Taylor. It was Charles Taylor, in fact, who took over the operation of his parents’ famed Windfields Farm after his father’s stroke in 1980. He wrote several books about his experiences as a foreign correspondent and was also a chairman of the Writers Union of Canada. The annual Canadian literary award now known as the RBC Taylor Prize was originally known as the Charles Taylor Prize, and was created by his widow, Noreen, and sister, Judith (Mappin), to honour his death-bed request for an award to encourage writers of Canadian non-fiction. | Taylor, Charles Plunket Bourchier (I0129)
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| 1759 | Chief constable at Caernarvon, Wales | RUCK, Col. Arthur Ashley (I10266)
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| 1760 | Churchman and poet: Lots more info on Geni: ENGLISH POETRY 1579-1830: SPENSER AND THE TRADITION Rev. Moses Browne(1704-1787)WORKS PROFILE COMMENTARY BIOGRAPHIES REFERENCE AUTHOR AS CRITIC navigate Moses Browne, born in Severn Stoke, Worcester, published his early poetry under the patronage of Viscount Molesworth; after the death of his patron he struggled to support a growing family as a pen-cutter. Edward Cave published a number of Browne's poems in the Gentleman's Magazine (1733-50) where they sometimes appeared under the pseudonym "Astrophil." Later in life Browne found belated success as a devotional writer; Lord Dartmouth and the countess of Hertford were among his patrons. At the instigation of the evangelical writer James Hervey Browne was ordained in 1753; he was vicar of Olney, and later chaplain of Morden College and Vicar of Sutton in Lincolnshire. TEXT RECORDS: 1721The Throne of Justice; a Pindaric Ode. 1729Essay in Defense of Piscatory Eclogue, in Piscatory Eclogues. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: I. The Weather. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: II. The Nocturnal. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: III. The River Enemies. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: IV. The Sea Swains. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: IX. The Complaints, or, The Friends. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: V. Renock's Despair. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: VI. The Songs. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: VII. The Strife. 1729Piscatory Eclogues: VIII. The Fowlers. 1734Tavy's Speech. 1735Teague's Orashion. 1739The Fate of the Muse. To Richard Savage, Esq; Son to the late Earl Rivers. 1740In Praise of Chaucer, Father of English Poetry. 1749Percy-Lodge, a Seat of the Duke and Duchess of Somerset, a Poem. 1783Preface to the new Edition of the Purple Island. PUBLICATIONS: The throne of justice: a Pindaric ode. 1721. The Richmond beauties. 1722. Polidus or distress'd love: a tragedy, with a farce call'd All bedevil'd or the house in a hurry. 1723. Verses to the right honourable the Earl of Scarborough. Upon the death of the late glorious king. 1727. Piscatory eclogues: an essay to introduce new rules and new characters into pastoral. 1729. Poems on various subjects. 1739. Sunday thoughts. 1749, 1750. The compleat angler [Walton and Cotton, ed. Browne]. 1750. The works and rest of the creation. 1752. The nativity and humiliation of Jesus Christ practically consider'd. A sermon. 1754. Percy-lodge: a poem. 1755. The Christian's glorious Coronation-day. A sermon. 1761. The causes that obstruct the progress of reformation. A sermon. 1765. The excellency of the knowledge of Jesus Christ. 1772. | Browne, Moses (I2524)
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| 1761 | claiming a pedigree from Gwaethfoed, Prince of Ceredigion in the 11th cent. | ALCOCK, Mary (I10337)
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| 1762 | Col. Stuart LOW, D.S.O | LOW, Stuart (I9675)
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| 1763 | Conningsby ATKIN the second son of the Rev. Walter ATKIN of Leadenton and his wife Elizabeth CONNINGSBY, was baptized on the 8 May 1805 at Midleton, Co. Cork, Ireland. 5th Regt & 44th Regt. A Regiment of Dragoons arrayed in 1745 Conyngsby Atkin (Lieut) (Ref: GO Ms 608 (Milita Lists 1761) - page 130, National Library Dublin) At some time in his adult life Conningsby either married or took a common law wife Dorcas ROCHE, earning the displeasure of his pious father the Rev. Walter and probably the rest of the family also, for it is believed that after the Rev. Walter's death in 1741, the families never spoke again. Dorcas ROCHE alias CLARKE may have been a Roman Catholic as many of the ROCHE families in that area were, and this also would have been indiscreet for the son of a Cleric of the Established Protestant Church of Ireland. Conningsby and Dorcas had two sons; 1. James ATKIN. 2. William ATKIN. The Reverend Walter ATKIN's Will signed on the 16 November 1741, charges- "Second Son Conningsby Atkin to and shall forthwith and within One Month after Application be made or Notice Given him, turn away Discharge and Abandon a certain Woman Called Dorcas Roche otherwise Clarke who is now sayed to keep In his house" the judge of his good intentions was to be the Parish Minister, none other than his older brother the heir to all, Rev. John Thomas ATKIN, Quoted; "thereof within the said Time shall give a reasonable Satisfaction or Proof to his parish Minister my said Son John Thomas Atkin, And also shall Reasonably Satisfie his said parish Minister that he will not thenceforth in anywise Entertain hold or keep up any further Acquaintance or Correspondance with her this Dorcas Roche Otherwise Clarke ." Of course it was not surprising that Conningsby was disinherited. At least he remained loyal to his 'wife' and children, but the family then became financially disadvantaged and ostracised by the Leadington Atkin family. 020221 @ Registry of Deeds, Henrietta Street, Dublin 1 Book Page memorandum 44 129 2807 Lease and release 6/7 Jan 1724 of Dromaddabegg and Parkeuakelly (110 Irish acres) in barony Imokilly bought for £300 by Walter ATKIN on 11/12 Oct 1720 as £300, part of marriage portion of his daughter Catherine, to Henry WIDENHAM an attorney of HM court of Exchequer in Ireland; witness Coningsby Atkin of Leddenstown Gent Book 194. Page 579. Memorial 130924. Memorial of Indenture of Lease and Release of lands dated 11 July 1750 in Ballynamadry and Ballythomas in the Barony of Barrymore, Co. Cork by Coningsby ATKIN, Ballynamadry, and Gent. To the Right Honourable Mary, Lady Viscountess of Middleton, Co, Cork, mother and guardian of the Right Hon. George, LordViscount of Middleton, Co. Cork, then a minor under the age of 21 years, (This is asummary) 154 410 104257 Release by way of security for mortgage 16 mar 1752 Conningsby ATKIN of Ballinamaddry Gent to Robert Uniack FITZGERALD of Corkabegg £184 for lease dd 11 luly 1750 on 3 lives, Coningsby Atkin &Rev Thomas Milard then of the city of cork clerk Since Deceased + Walter Widdenham third son of Henry Widdenham of Gurtboy CO Limrick Gent, at a rent of £100 of Ballinamaddry & BallyThomas in barony Barrymore from George Viscount Middleton subject to void if repaid with interest 16 March 1753 witness Walter Atkin of City Cork Gent Book 154, Page 409. Memorial No. 104257. Deed of Lease of lands by Coningsby Atkin, Ballmamadny, Co. Cork to Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald of Corkaby, Co. Cork on 29 July 1752. (This is a summary) | ATKIN, Coningsby (I5627)
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| 1764 | CORK Youghal THE WARDENS later renamed MYRTLE GROVE Sir Walter Raleigh¹s house where he lived 1588-9, as Chief Magistrate to the town. In 1589 he is said to have entertained Edmund Spenser, the poet, previous to them embarking together from Youghal to England, to superintend the publication of the first three books of the Faerie Queene (Hayman). From the Parish Registers of Corkbeg, Co. Cork. ATKIN, John Bailiff of Youghal 1674, Mayor 1675. Betham m/s Abstracts of Perogative Wills Vols 1,2,3 shelf no 2143411 1708 Large Will John A of Youghal in co, Cork ald.r 20 Oct 1705. 23 June 1708 poor of Minehead in co Somerset gr son John Hayman George Hayman & his sons Samuel ? William, Atkin, John Speed lands at Bilbrook co Somerset ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And 1591 Perogative Will 1708 John Atkin of Youghall Co Cork Alderman Body to be interred in the parish church of Cloynepriest To the poor of the parish of Cloynepriest £20 do Youghal £5 do Minehead in the co of Somersett England £5 do Youghall 40/- per ann for 20 years To grandson John Hayman the lands, tenements & hered.s of Dromeleigh, Killwhelan. alias Killfilane & Killtrishlane itbny Condons Co Cork purchased by me from Robert Fennell of Manning in said Co Gent & also give unto said John Hayman my house, outhouses & gardens situate near the College in Youghal purchased by me from Wm, Hedges afterwards Sir Wm Hedges Knt deed to have and to hold said Lands unto said John Hayman during the time of his natural life ? then to his first son & his heirs male & for default of such issue to the second son & his heirs male &for default of such issue to the 3d 4h 5h 6h and all and any other son ofsaid John Hayman ?and for default of such issue to my grandson Samuel Hayman and his heirs and for default of such issue to my grandson George Hayman and his heirs Samuel Hayman son of said George Hayman. 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Hayman do Atkin H another son of said Geo Hayman John do Speed do I also give unto grandson John Hayman my Lds & Tenements in the village of Bilbrooke in the parish of Old Cleeve Co, Somerset purchased by me from Samuel Crockford late of Minehead merchant decd To the children of my granddaughter Jane Lucas the wife of Jasper Lucas of Youghal Merch. the sum of £300 granddaughter Frances Luther wife of John Luther of Youghal Merch.t Sister Mary Brelsford the wife of John Brelsford Gent Jacobus ------------ to James, William, Samuel, Simon Atkin, Jane Martin the wife of Richard Martin, Katherine & Mary Atkin £20 a piece To Elizabeth Downes the wife of Thomas Dowries £12 & to Robert Parker the son of Jermian Parker £15 Lewis Parker & Walter Parker son of said Jerman Parker Cousin Robt Hayman of Minehead Sole Exor grandson John Hayman overseers Jasper Lucas & Walter Akin Clk D/d 20 Oct 1705 proved 23 Jun 1708 16 1/2 pages -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ³The magnificent wainscotting of Irish oak, with its rich carving, in the highest style of the art of the period; its elaborately carved mantlepiece, with its cornice resting upon figures of Faith, Hope and Charity, and numerous other emblematic devices, whilst its luxurious myrtle grove, as well as being the spot where the first potato, when brought from Virginia, was planted in ~Ireland, gives the place a peculiar historic interest. The vicissitudes of this venerable mansion-house are many, and bear veritable witness to the conservative spirit of the several owners from time to time. After passing through the hands of Sir Walter Raleigh, it came into the possession of the Earl of Cork, from whom it was rented fora residence in 1616 by Sir Laurence Parsons, Knt., Attorney General for the Province of Munster and Recorder of Youghal. In 1661, January 17th,Laurence Parsons, Esq., of Birr in the King¹s County, grandson of Sir Laurence, conveyed for £135 the stone house, the malt house etc and the walls encompassing same, to Robert Hedges of Beaconstown, Co Kildare,Esq. for 1,000 years at a peppercorn yearly, with the rent reserved to the Earl of Cork, being a new Almanack yearly. On 24th February, 1670,William, afterwards Sir William Hedges, son of the above-mentioned Robert, sold the house for £340 to John Atkin of Youghal, who, by will dated 20th October, 1705, demised the house to his grandson, John Hayman,M.P. for Youghal, in the possession of which family it continued until the death of Walter Atkin Hayman, Esq., 5th June, 1816. It subsequently came into the hands of Mr J.W. Pim, from whom the fee simple was purchased by H.E. Governor Pope Hennessy, K.B., now Governor of Hong Kong, whose estate it is.² Cork: 29th April, 1878 Ref: The Council Book of the Corporation of Youghal 1610 - 1659 and1690 - 1800 edited by R. Caulfield, LLD, FSA (printed by J Billing &Sons, Guildford, Surrey, 1878 available in the Gilbert Collection, The Gilbert Library, Pearse Street, Dublin | ATKIN, Alderman John (I4778)
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| 1765 | Cork Advertiser ... Sat 6 Feb 1813 on Wednesday last at Douglas Church bythe Rev. John BUSTEED, Atkin HAYMAN Esq. Lieut. In the Royal Navy toElizabeth ATKIN youngest daug. of Walter ATKIN Esq. late of Leadington. 1814 - April 9 - Churched (after birth of daughter) - Mrs Atkin HAYMAN(Eliza) by Rev Benjamin SWETE. Ref: MFCI 22 St Mary, Shandon C Of I,Cork, National Archives. Cork Morning Intelligence..... Thurs 24 May 1821 - on 17th inst. AtSt Peter's Church, Dublin bt the Rev. Uniacke SWAYNE, William Andrew LAMBEsq. eldest son of the late Vincent LAMB Esq. of Youghal to Mrs AtkinHAYMAN youngest daug of Walter ATKIN of Leadington (MLB Elizabeth ) | ATKIN, Elizabeth (I5796)
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| 1766 | Cork Advertiser..... 4 Sept 1806 - Joseph Vavascour KILDAHL Esq. ofEutace St. Dublin, Attorney, to Miss ATKIN dau. Of the late Walter ATKINof Cork. (MLB Harriot ATKIN) From Calender of Wills & Admons from 1858 0nwards (Dublin PRO) '1872 NOLAN orse KILDAHL orse ATKIN, Harriett. - 8 Mar - Letters ofAdmon. of the personal estate, late of Youghal, Co. Cork widow deceasedwho died 14 Feb 1848 at the same place ( left unadministered bu SobieskiKILDAL the only child ) were granted at ?Prin. Reg. to Harriet GREEN (wife of Capt. Thomas Harris GREEN ) of Mervilla on said Co. theadministration of the Sole Residuary Legatees of said Sobieski KILDAHLdeceased, Former Grant Prerogative Court 1850.' | ATKIN, Harriette (I5792)
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| 1767 | Cork Mercantile Chronicle... Wed 2 Mar 1803 yesterday morning at StNicholas Church by Rev. Charles HEWITT, James ATKIN Esq. to Mary BLEAZBYof this City. Second marriage to Margaret Anne ROWE in 1827 (From Cork & Ross MarriageLicence Bonds) Death Notice, Cork Southern Reporter ..' Tues 10 Dec 1844 .... on the 8thinst. at his residence Rockgrove, Lower Clanmuir Rd., Lieut. James ATKINof the 61st.' | ATKIN, James (I5789)
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| 1768 | Cork Recorder .. Sat 3 Jan .... at his residence in Merrion Square,Dublin, the lady of John Dre ATKIN Esq., of a son ( Thomas Walton ATKIN ) | ATKIN, Thomas Walton (I5685)
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| 1769 | Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland. Will dated 24 Sep 1731. of Ballynamaderoe. | ATKIN, James (I5681)
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| 1770 | could be female? | EVANS, Jessy Mary (I0256)
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| 1771 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Douglas Cyril WHITE / Millicent TUSTING (F16342)
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| 1772 | curate of Llanegryn, who married a Miss Hartley | JONES, Thomas (I10331)
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| 1773 | CWGC record: http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/100515/ATKIN,%20R%20W Cemetery Details: http://www.cwgc.org/find-a-cemetery/cemetery/9601/DRAGOON%20CAMP%20CEMETERY | ATKIN, Richard Walter (I2534)
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| 1774 | Daniel Cornish - Gloucestershire, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1913; Baptism: 17 May 1829 Gloucester, St John the Baptist, Gloucestershire, England. John and Anne are parents | Cornish, Daniel (I0031)
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| 1775 | Dates from Baptism Record but date given on Headstone is 6 December | STEWART, William (I43967)
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| 1776 | daughter & co heiress of John RINGROSE & Jane PURDON. | RINGROSE, Margaret (I9370)
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| 1777 | Daughter and co heir of Col William G GODFREY of Bushfield Kerry. | GODFREY, Arabella (I3550)
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| 1778 | Daughter of Daniel CONNER, Bandon, a Merchant. | CONNER, Elizabeth (I6419)
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| 1779 | Daughter of the Reverand Mathew JONES, Margaret was baptised at Youghalon the 23rd of Feb 1706. Death Notice. Hibernian Chronicle .. M 17 July 1782 ... at her home on Hammond's Marsh,Mrs ATKIN relict of the Rev Mr ATKIN. | JONES, Margaret (I3910)
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| 1780 | Death - 27 - Feby - Hester ATKIN age 95 years. | DYER, Hester (I6527)
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| 1781 | Death Notice Cork Southern Reporter Tues 25 March 1845 ...' on 9th inst.at her residence Caledonia Place, Clifton,Bristol, England, Martharelict of John Thomas ATKIN of Leadington, Esq., in this county. Aged 82.' | PUREFOY, Martha (I5767)
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| 1782 | Death Notice 'The Constitution' - Sat 22 Oct 1825 ... on Friday 14thinst. in Youghal, Mrs Mary ATKIN wife of James ATKIN esq.' Will Proved 1828. | BLEAZLEY, Mary (I5790)
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| 1783 | Death Notice, from Newspaper Extracts FHC Film # 0537921 Faulkners Dublin Journal - 'Tu 11 Aug 1767 .... at Hot Wells nearBristol, Mrs ATKIN, wife of Walter ATKIN of Leadington Esq.' | UNIACKE, Barbara (I3912)
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| 1784 | Death Notice, Times - 21 Aug 1917 ..... Killed in action on the 14th Aug., Richard Walter 2nd. Lt. RFA, older son of Mr Justice & Lady ATKIN, Evelyn Gardens, SW London. aged 20. | ATKIN, Richard Walter (I2534)
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| 1785 | Death place note ( J Evans): Apr 1964 ssn 477-03-1005, 029785 /1567447 | NASH, Louis (I1542)
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| 1786 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1 Orchard Terrace Glastonbury Somerset | EVANS, William George (I0252)
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| 1787 | Death place note ( J Evans): 13 York St 168/01 0802 (63) | BRIDGEFORD, Jane (I2446)
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| 1788 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1823 Mahtomedi Ave, Mahtomedi, Ramsey Cert 027321 rec 1721214 | NASH, Grace H (I1538)
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| 1789 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1861 to 1871 | BEAUMONT, William (I1691)
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| 1790 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1920 to 1930, Percy wid on 1930 census | Steele, Sarah R (I1537)
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| 1791 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1961 | GOOD, Janet (I1337)
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| 1792 | Death place note ( J Evans): 1992 August V7 P684,Cardiac Resp failure after op., wit Wendy May Carmichael Widow????? | CARMICHAEL, Richard (I966)
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| 1793 | Death place note ( J Evans): 2 possibles at Barnsley | HAIGH, Mary (I2384)
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| 1794 | Death place note ( J Evans): 55109 St Paul Minnesota | ELMQUIST, Leland E (I2422)
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| 1795 | Death place note ( J Evans): 58102 Faego Cass North Dakota SSN 470 42 6026 | LUNDIE, Edwin H (I2411)
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| 1796 | Death place note ( J Evans): 66 Grey Mare lane Bradford lancs | CHADWICK, Thomas (I2332)
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| 1797 | Death place note ( J Evans): about 1998 re CD in South Africa | BEAUMONT, Irene Alys (Pat) (I1515)
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| 1798 | Death place note ( J Evans): after 1901 | (BRAIN), Elizabeth M (I901)
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| 1799 | Death place note ( J Evans): after 1901 before 1907 | HOOPER, Edwin (I929)
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| 1800 | Death place note ( J Evans): after 1910 | RUSHFORTH, Samuel (I1256)
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