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2201	Death place note ( J Evans): Wells 5c 441 1939 June	CROCKER, William Thomas (I730)
2202	Death place note ( J Evans): Wells 5c 490 1921 June,at Woodlands West Pennard Wells, of Arteris Selerosis, reported by Dora E Cro	CROOM, Charles Benjamin (I757)
2203	Death place note ( J Evans): Wells 7c 193 1947 Sept,Senile Decay	KEEN, Maud Hannah (I751)
2204	Death place note ( J Evans): West Surrey 7611E E7B 046 1999 July	BEAUMONT, Margaret Gudger (I1661)
2205	Death place note ( J Evans): White Bear Lake Ramsey Minnesota 2001 mn 508368	BROSIOUS, Burr Francis (I2418)
2206	Death place note ( J Evans): Wincanton 7c 344, Cerable Haem. wit G Moore Son	CROCKER, Mildred Alice (I732)
2207	Death place note ( J Evans): Worthing 5H 1859 1973 Sept	NASH, Muriel (I640)
2208	Death place note ( J Evans): Worthing 5h 919 (78) 1958 Mar, 6 Hoene Terrace Worthing	EDWARDS, Alice Mabel (I725)
2209	Death place note ( J Evans): Young	KNIGHT-HASSELL, Christopher R (I916)
2210	Death record referred to findmypast.com, have not bothered to pay for details Also Frances Fitz-Warne Bourchied d. 1982 Chile (great aunt) Also Marion EF Bourchier 1875 -1946-50 died Chile	Bourchier, Hugh Plunkett (I0095)
2211	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	STEWART, William (I43799)
2212	Deed CM 31/31 [1572] - held at Lambeth Palace Library Deed poll, seal pendant device, crossed flails. Archival history: Formerly numbered 17 Contents: June 1, 14 Eliz. Thomas Crambroke of Nonington, Kent, housbandman, grants to Stephen Crambroke his brother, of the par. of Staple, yoman, 1 acre 3 roods and 13 perches lying together in a place called 'Gore' in the par. of Chillenden, adjoining the lands of the heirs of Thomas Hamon on the E. and of the heirs of Thomas Keler on the W., the land of Laurance Omer on the S. and the King's way on the N. Warranty against all men. Sealed in the presence of Nicholas Pepper, Thomas Elver, Thomas Cooke, Ethelbert Omer the writer of this.	OMER, Ethelbert (I10480)
2213	Did not marry	CLAPP, Gladys May (I0376)
2214	Died 4 days after giving birth to Bernard Darwin. Notes from http://www.findagrave.com/ "Frank married and brought his charming young Welsh bride, Amy Ruck, ... had been school friends of Amy's brothers, and had visited her family at Pantlladw." (qv Edna Healey, 2001) Amy Richenda Darwin (nee Ruck) is buried in Holy Trinity Church, Corris, Wales; in her letters to him she slips easily into Welsh; Pantlladw was paradise, her home a 'tiny grey house set on a little plateau carved out of a hill side'." (qv Edna Healey, 2001). According to a letter written by Charles Darwin to his close friend, Joseph Dalton Hooker: " I never saw anyone suffer so much as poor Frank. He has gone to N. Wales to bury the body in a little church-yard amongst the mountains". Gravestone reads: "Gwywa a gwelltyn syrth y blodewyn ond gair ein Duw ni a saif byth" or "the grass withereth, the flower fadeth but the word of our god shall stand for ever" (from Isaiah).	RUCK, Amy Richenda (I0057)
2215	Died at the home of her half-sister Mrs Augusta FITZPATRICK.	DREW, Lucy Anne (I9308)
2216	Died before 1720, leaving grandchildren, his own issue havingpre-deceased him.	HAYMAN, George (I5843)
2217	Died early in the First WW. Was in the 2nd Bedfords. See July 28 1916 article Name: Frederick John Pettit Birth Place: Harrold, Beds Residence: Harrold Death Date: 17 Nov 1914 Death Place: Home Enlistment Place: Bedford Rank: Private Regiment: Bedfordshire Regiment Battalion: 2nd Battalion Regimental Number: 9610 Type of Casualty: Died of wounds Theatre of War: Home Link to a picture of his headstone in the Aldershot Military Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=11994722 He is also honoured on the Harrold War Memorial on the green in the village centre and information is recorded here: http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Bedfordshire/HarroldRollofHonour.html	PETTIT, Frederick John (I2759)
2218	Died if a tropical fever in Sandakan, British North Borneo, where he wasa Lieutenant in the British North Borneo Constabulary.	ATKIN, Henry Shaw Ferguson (I3841)
2219	died in infancy, July 23rd, 1770	JONES, Ann (I10332)
2220	Died in Rhodesia.	ATKIN, Carleton Charles Joice (I5869)
2221	Died on same day as Maurice Hemmant, Mother's brother	ATKIN, Richard Walter (I2534)
2222	Died unmarried	RUCK, Lawrence Ithel (I2550)
2223	died unmarried	JONES, Morgan (I10348)
2224	died unmarried	JONES, Edward (I10349)
2225	Died unmarried before 1720.	HAYMAN, Elizabeth (I5852)
2226	Died unmarried on travels abroad.	MATTHEWS, Richard (I10350)
2227	Died unmarried.	DREW, John (I9314)
2228	Died with out issue.	GUMBLETON, George (I6504)
2229	died without issue	JONES, William (I10343)
2230	died without issue	JONES, David (I10345)
2231	died without issue	JONES, Elizabeth (I10346)
2232	Died without issue.	CONINGSBY, Humphrey (I5713)
2233	Doctor in Labasheeda, Co Clare	Moloney, Dr. Thaddeus (I2633)
2234	Dorothy Cockburn (?) notes, dated 26 Oct 1990, when Dorothy would be about 84. Abbotscroft was the Young family home, and that photograph of all the uncles was taken there. It is a lovely old country house, with about 7 acres of grounds, orchards etc. As a school fried of mine, Betty Wilson, and her family lived there after the Youngs, I know it well, for Betty and I were great friends, and I was often there. It was about 6 miles from where we lived and anyhow, that is the story of dear Abbotscroft (Carnmoney cemetery is the nearest to it) I asked Stanley once to take me to see it but he said NO, it is now a riding school and quite ruined for me. I can remember it when the Youngs were there. it is a few miles down the coast from Belfast. You say you like to hear family news, so that is a bit more for you to digest. There was a long tree-lined drive to the front door with pines or firs in front. I have a photograph of myself in front of it in a very old-fashioned pram. Over 80 years ago! There was a round pond with daffodils circling it (left of the photograph)and an old tree (oak or apple) which had bunches of mistletoe growing out of its trunk. I have many happy recollections of Abbotscroft.	YOUNG, James (I2583)
2235	Dorothy Cockburn notes: CUMMING - Descended from a Norman noble, the Cummings became powerful in Scotland. In the reign of Alexander III there were three Cumming Earls: Buchan, Menteith and Atholl. By a marriage with the sister of of John Baliol, and descent from king Duncan 'The Red Comyn' Lord of Badenoch had a strong claim to the Scottish crown. After the despatch of this man by the dagger of Robert the Bruce in the Church of the Minories (Greyfriars)in Dumfries, the power of this branch of the family was destroyed, and the COMYNs of Altyre took the lead. Through marriage with the Gordons of Gordonstoun, the name Gordon-Cumming was adopted by the Altyre branch, now baronets of Gordonstoun. (Both Oliver and Uncle Ollie were called Oliver Gordon)	CUMMING, Gershom Gourlay (I2586)
2236	Dorothy Cockburn notes: Of the Young family, I know very little, except that they were farming people in Co Tyrone. Our grandfather (James Young) was with a firm of ships' supply merchants and eventually held a business of his own, and part owner of some cargo boats which traded mostly with the Scandinavian Countries. He first lived in Londonderry, and then in and near Belfast, and seems to have been very prosperous. He was a tall, slim, dark man, and very quiet.	YOUNG, James (I2583)
2237	Dorothy Cockburn notes: One Son Eric, died aged about 4. His wife took the family tree to Bournemouth, where she died in a sanatorium, and the tree disappeared.	YOUNG, Frederick William (I2591)
2238	Dorothy Cockburn notes: Rolling stone. Died in poverty in S Africa about 1954. Was all through the 1914-18 war. Lieut Col.	YOUNG, Lieut Col Benjamin (I2593)
2239	Dorothy Cockburn notes: The Cummings, our grandfather's people, are much better known to me. They lived in a nice old Georgian house in Broughty Ferry, on the Tay, near Dundee. Gershom, our great-grandfather, was an artist and engraver, and was one of the founders of the Orchar (?) gallery in B Ferry. By his first wife, Anne Hedderwick, he had grandmama, Annie, and by his second wife, two sons and a daughter, none of whom had any children. The last member of the family, great-aunt Mary, died in a park shelter about 1922, or so. She left the house to her church, but it is now privately owned again. Grandmama was small and fair, a fine musician, and accomplished in the Victorian way. I remember her and my grandfather very well. They were married in Glasgow from an aunts house, at Dalhousie Street, in October 1863.	CUMMING, Gershom Gourlay (I2586)
2240	Dorothy Cockburn notes: Tobacco farmer in South Africa. A very strange man, surrounded by mystery.	YOUNG, Joseph Gershom (I2592)
2241	Dorothy Cockburn notes: French grandmother (Who? not sure) Nell Atkin - Anne Hedderwick died when their daughter Annie was born. A French ancestress on the Cumming side (Gershon's mother ?) was possibly a refugee from the revolution. RA - I can find no reference to this. Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee lists cause of death as 'Child Bed'	HEDDERWICK, Ann Kinnimond (I2595)
2242	Dorothy Cockburn notes: No children.	CUMMING, James Halley (I2597)
2243	Dorothy Cockburn notes: No children.	CUMMING, William (I2598)
2244	Dorothy Cockburn notes: No children.	CUMMING, Mary (I2599)
2245	Drowned as a boy bathing in the Dovey	MATTHEWS, Oliver (I2525)
2246	E.P. Taylor Edward Plunket Taylor (January 29, 1901 – May 14, 1989) was a Canadian business tycoon and famous breeder of thoroughbred race horses. Known to his friends as "Eddie", he is universally recorded as "E. P. Taylor". From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._P._Taylor	Taylor, Edward Plunket (I0210)
2247	Edinburgh Gazette June 4 1929, and London Gazette June 3 1929 George Hemmant, Esq, of the Malayan Civil Service, Under Secretary, Straits Settlements. Made Companion St Michael and St George. National Archives ref CO 448/35/3 - Birthday Honours: Companion of St Michael and St. George - George Hemmant, Esq. Class 1A Officer, Malayan Civil Service, lately acting Colonial Secretary Straits.	HEMMANT, George (I2785)
2248	Edmund and his brother Samuel are recorded as twins in the Great Doddington Parish records.	PETTIT, Edmund (I2608)
2249	Educated by Mr Gurney. Entered Trinity College, Dublin on the 22nd ofJune 1689; in 1693 became a Scholar of the House and graduated. Gained aBA at Trinity College, Dublin 1698 and M.A. 1699. Ordained 1697 :Appointments were; 1695 - Walter ATKIN, s. of Walter, generousus ofYoughal, Co. Cork. Gained a BA at Trinity College, Dublin 1697-1702 Minor Cannon, St. Patrick's, Dublin; 1698-1741 Rector Mogeesha & Vicar Castrachore (Middleton); 1702-1741 Rector Dungourney & Vicar Inchinabacky; 1710-1741 Treasurer of Cloyne; 4 Oct 1709-1740 Vicar General of Cloyne. Above information from CC+R Vol 2 Page 389. From the Transcript Book, Book 46. Page 129. Memorial No. 28007. "Deed of lease and release of lands dated 6h and 7'h of January,1724 between Rev. Walter Atkin, Ledondon, Co. Cork of the I't part, andHenry Widenham, Gent., one of the attorneys of this matter in Court ofExchequer in Ireland of the other part, the said Deed of Release recitingthat Martin Supple and James Supple, Gents., deceased, by their Deeds ofLease and Release bearing date 26 and 27 Sept. 1703 etc. (This is asummary) Was the Incumbent of Templenacarrig Parish, when he died in 1741. 72661 To the Register Appointed by Act of Parliament for the Publickregistering of Deeds Conveyances and Wills 72661 Walt.r Atkin his Will 1741 "Memorial of the Last Will and Testament of the Rev.d Walter Atkin ofBallinleaden otherwise Leadentown in the County of Cork Clerk made in theWords following, to Wit, in the name of God Amen I The Rev.d Walter Atkinof Ballinleaden otherwise Leaden Town in the County of Cork Clerk beingsomewhat Infirm in Body but of Sound and Disposing Mind and Memory (thanks to almighty God) do make this my last Will and Testament in mannerfollowing first I Commend my soul to Almighty God who gave it, and myBody I Commit to the Earth, in sure and certain hopes of a JoyfullResurection thro.e the Merits of my lord and saviour Jesus Christ, To beBuried in Such manner as my Executor hereinafter Named shall think fitt,and as touching such Worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to bless mewith I Dispose of the same as followeth, I give Devise and bequeath untomy Eldest Son the Rev.d John Thom.s Atkin Clerk my Real Estate of theTownLands Tenem.ts & Hereritam.ts of Ballinleadin otherwise Leadentownaforesaid Subject nevertheless to the several Charges and Incumbrances ashereinafter ment.d To hold unto him during his Natural Life and after hisDecease I give Devise and bequeath the Same Subject as aforesaid unto myGrandson Walter Atkin for and during his Natural Lifeand after his Deathto the Eldest Son of the Body of my said Grandson lawfully to be begottenand the heirs Male of his body respectively and for want of such heirsMales to every other Son and Sons of the body of my Grandson to belawfully begotten and the Heirs Males of their Respective bodies lawfullyto be begotten the Eldest of such Sons, and the heirs Males of his bodyrespectively to take and be preferred before the younger of such sons andthe heirs ~~ Males of his, And in default of such Issue in my saidGrandson I give devise and bequeath my s.d Real Estate to all and everyother Son & Sons of my said Son John Tho.s Atkin Lawfully to be begotten,Subject Still as afores.d as they shall be in Seiority of Age andpriority of birth respectively, and to the heirs Males of their bodiesrespectively the Elder of Such Sons, and the heirs Males of his and theirBodys Always to be preferred before the younger and his heirs males, Andin Default of such Issue in my said Son John Thomas Atkin and in my s.dGrand Son Walter Atkin as afores.d if my Second Son Conningsby Atkin doand shall forthwith and within One Month after Application be made orNotice Given him, turn away Discharge and Abandon a certain Woman CalledDorcas Roche otherwise Clarke who is now sayed to keep In his house andthereof within the said Time shall give a reasonable Satisfaction orProof to his parish Minister my said Son John Thomas Atkin, And alsoshall Reasonably Satisfie his said parish Minister that he will notthenceforth in anywise Entertain hold or keep up any further Acquaintanceor Correspondance with her this Dorcas Roche Otherwise Clarke That thenand on such Condition in default of such Issue as afores.d I leave andDevise my said Real Estate Subject Still as afores.d unto my said SonConningsby Atkin during his Natural Life And after his Death of his bodyto the heirs Males ^ lawfully to be begotten, but in Case my said SonConningsby Atkin shall not fullfill & perform the aforesaid Conditionaccording to the true intent and meaning thereof Then my Will is that hemy s.d Son Coningsby Atkin be and is hereby Accordingly for ever Debarredand Exclude from Succeeding to my said Real Estate And in Such Case uponFailure of Issue Male in my said Son John Thomas Atkin And in my saidGrandson Walter Atkin as aforesaid my said Real Estate shall immediatelygo to And be Enjoyed by my Son Doctor William Atkin during his NaturalLife And after his Death by the heirs Males of his body lawfully to bebegotten or if my s.d Son Conningsby Atkin shall perform the afores.dCondition, And thereby Succeed to my said Estate but shall afterwardshappen to dye leaving no Issue male of his body lawfully ~ to be begottenI will Devise and bequeath that after his Death and in Default of suchIssue male in him My said Real Estate Subject as afores.d shall beEnjoyed by my said Son Doctor W.m Atkin during his natural life, Andafter his Death by the heirs Males of his body lawfully to be begottenAnd for want of such Issue in my said Son Will.m Atkin I Devise my said Real Estate Subject still as afores.d to my heirsat law. Item I leave and bequeath unto my afores.d Son Conningsby Atkinthe bond which he perfected to me for one hundred pounds Ster, and allthe due interest ^ thereon ~~ Item I leave unto my said Son William Atkinthe Sum of One hundred pounds Ster. Item I leave unto Each of my twoDaugh.s Barbara & Elizabeth Atkin the sum of Five hundred pounds Ster. Astheir Marriage portions, And likewise to each of my two Daughters I leavethe further Sum of two hundred pounds Ster: provided they shall Accept ofthe Same in full Satisfaction & Discharge of any Claim Challenge orDemand they or either of them may have against me for or by reason of anyLegacy or Legacys heretofore left them by any person or persons or for byany reason of any other Account whatsoever Otherwise I leave the said Sumof two hundred pounds Ster. bequeathed as Aforesaid to each of my s.d twoDaughters unto my son John Tho.s Atkin Afores.d. Item I leave unto myDaughter Catherine Wydenham five pounds Ster and unto my Grand DaughterElizabeth Wydenham I leave the sum of fifty pounds Ster.. I leave to thepoor of the parish of Middleton Twenty Shillings A year for ten years next after my Death to be Distributed in WhitSun Week atthe Discretion of my Executor, Item I Order Direct and Appoint and myWill is, that in Case my personal Fortune shall not be the sufficient toanswer and Discharge all my Just Debts & ^ Several Legacys hereinbeforebequeathed such Deficiency in my said personal Fortune shall be made goodout of my Real Estate of Ballinleaden Otherwise Leadentown afores.d and I do hereby Accordingly Subject & ~charge my s.d Real Estate to and with the payment of any Such ~Deficiency as afores.d And it is further my Will that Whatever Sum or Sums of money any or Either of my s.d Sons or my said Grandson or theheirs Males of any or Either of my s.d Sons or of my s.d Grandson to whommy s.d Real Estate shall come by virtue of this my Will, shall by forceof the foregoing Clause first pay in Discharge of any of my Debts or ofany ~ Legacy or Legacys hereinbefore bequeathed Such Son or Grandson orthe heirs Males of such Son or Grandson So paying as afores.d his andtheir respective Exec.rs Adm.rs and Assigns shall have recover andReceive out of my said Real Estate from the person or heir nextImmediately Succeeding thereto any such Sum or Sums of Money as shall befirst so paid as As afores.d And that such person or heir nextImmediately Succeeding his Ex.rs Adm.rs & Assigns shall be reimbursedhave and recover the said Sum or Sums of money out of my s.d Real Estatefrom the person or heir Again next ^ Succeeding thereto And so on in likemanner Continually for Ever And I Do Order devise and Appoint that suchs.d Sum or Sums of money so to be first paid & from time to time to beReimbursed in manner as aforesaid shall stand and Remain for ever a goodand Effectuall Charge and Incumbrance upon my s.d Real Estate in thehands of whomsoever my said Real Estate shall come to be by virtue ofthis my Will or Otherwise Howsoever & whereas I Stand Indebted unto myAforesaid Son John Thomas Atkin by my bond duly perfected under my handand Seal in the sum of Six hundred pounds Ster. being his Marriageportion On his Intermarriage with his present Wife I do by this my Willfurther Order devise and Appoint that in Case my personal Fortune shall not be Sufficient to Discharge that said Debt of Sixhundred pounds & other my Just Debts & the several Legacys hereinbeforebequeathed then this Debt of Six hundred pounds due to my said Son JohnThomas Atkin as afores.d or so much thereof as shall remain Unsatisfiedout of my personal Fortune shall Stand & Remain Likewise a Good EffectualCharge and Incumbrance upon my s.d Real Estatein the hands of whomsoevermy said Real Estate shall come to by virtue of this my Will or therwisehowsoever And I do hereby also Accordingly Subject & Charge my said RealEstate to the and with ^ payment of s.d Debt of Six hundred pounds or with such Sumthereof as shall remain Unsatisfied Out of my personal Fortune afores.dSo as that my said Son John Tho.s Atkin by Deed in his lifetime or by hisLast Will and Testament may have full power and Authority to dispose ofthe s.d Debt of Six hundred pounds or such part thereof as shall beUnsatisfied out of my Personal Fortune as aforesaid And that his Ex.rsAdm.rs or Assigns shall be well Intitled to have and recover the same outof my s.d Real Estate Lastly all the rest and residue of my WorldlySubstance After payment of my Just Debts and the several LegacysAforementioned John I leave and bequeath unto my s.d Son Thom: ThomasAtkin, And I Constitute & Appoint him my said Son John Thomas Atkin SoleExecutor of this my said Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof Ihave hereunto put my hand and Seal this Twenty first day of October Inthe Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and fourty One WalterAtkin (pos) witnesses to the perfection of the said Will are the Rev.dAtkin Hayman of Leadenstown afores.d Clerk James Hanning of Cloyne in the County of Corke Notary Publik andJohn Holland of Leadentown aforesaid Yeoman And this Memorial isWitnessed by the said John Holland & Anthony Lane of the City of CorkeGent ~~~ John Tho.s Atkin (seal) ~~~ Being present at Signing and Sealingthe above Mem.l ~~~ John Holland ~~ Anth: Lane ~~ The abovenamed JohnHolland this day made Oath before me that saw the abovenamed Walter Atkinduly Sign Seal and publish his last Will and Testament (of which theabove is a Mem.l) And that the said Walter Atkin was at the Time of theSigning Sealing and publishing his said Will of Sound and Disposing Mindand Memory And this Deponant Sayth that the Said Walter Signed Sealed and published the same in the presenceof him this Deponant & theRev.d Atkin Hayman and Jmes Hanning who Signed their Names as Witnessesthereto in his presence and this Deponent Sayth he saw the Rev.d JohnTho.s Atkin one of the Devisees and Exec.r named in said Will Sign andSeal the above Memorial And that he this Dep.t is a Subscribing WitnessTo the said Will and Mem.l And that the Name John Holland Subscribed as aWitness to s.d Will and Mem.l is his this Deponents proper handwritingJohn Holland ~~ Sworn before me at the City of Corke the 16th day ofNov.r 1741 ~~ Russell Wood One of the Masters Extraordinary of the HighCourt of Chancery of Ireland ~~ Justices present ~~ Robt. Atkins ~~George Bennett -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	ATKIN, Rev. Walter (I3906)
2250	Eldernell and Bulimba houses: Hemmant was evidently quite a builder. In Brisbane, he commissioned ‘Eldernell’ in 1869, designed by the prominent Brisbane architect James Cowlishaw. It is described as ‘a fine example of a mid-Victorian stone dwelling, which is unusual in Brisbane’. Now it is the home to the Anglical bishops of Brisbane. On his return from Queensland, in 1891-93 William Hemmant built a very extravagant and substantial house called Bulimba, and named after his constituency in Brisbane, Bulimba. The details of the construction are lovingly detailed in The Builder; 1891 (1). The house was sold on William Hemmants’ death in 1916, and the Sale Particulars and the Sale photographs are held in the National Archives. (2) This house was demolished in 1933. 1. https://manchestervictorianarchitects.org.uk/buildings/bulimba-kippington-sevenoaks 2. https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/photos/results/?searchType=HE+Archive+New&search=bulimba	HEMMANT, William (I2547)