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| 2301 | From the Parish Registers of Douglas, Co. Cork, Ireland. Burials. 1822 Dec 11 ........ GARDE, Walter, son of Richard and Susanna age 3yrs. Walter DAVIS/GARDE died of measles, as did his mother Susanna and hisfour sisters. | DAVIS\GARDE, Walter (I6559)
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| 2302 | From the Parish Registers of Douglas, Co. Cork, Ireland. Burials. 1822 Dec 13 ........ GARDE, Susanna, daughter of Richard and Susanna age2yrs. Susanna DAVIS/GARDE died of measles, as did her mother Susanna andbrother & four sisters. | DAVIS\GARDE, Susanna (I6557)
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| 2303 | From the Parish Registers of Douglas, Co. Cork, Ireland. Burials. 1822 Dec 18 ........ GARDE, Olivia, daughter of Richard and Susanna age7yrs. Olivia DAVIS/GARDE died of measles, as did her mother Susanna, brother &three sisters. | DAVIS\GARDE, Olivia (I6555)
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| 2304 | From the Parish Registers of Douglas, Co. Cork, Ireland. Burials. 1822 Dec 24 ........ GARDE, Helena daughter of Richard and Susanna age4yrs. Helena DAVIS/GARDE died of measles, as did her mother Susanna, brother &three sisters. | DAVIS\GARDE, Helena (I6556)
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| 2305 | From Vol. 12 of the Journal of the Society for the Preservation ofMemorials for the Dead. "Page. 441 Margaret Jane ATKIN relict of Samuel ATKIN formerly ofWexford 1827 May 1 Castlebridge." | ............., Margaret Jane (I6168)
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| 2306 | Gentleman Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth. WILL proved 24th October 1559 Leaves :- Mansions of Rock & Statesdon and lands called Knights, Washbourne &Bodenham (Being a third opf my lands) to his daughter Jane for 16 yearsand then to his son and heir Edward. Bastard Son Humphrey Coningsby £10 ( INTERESTING FACT! ) To his servant Thomas Conyngsby 40s a year out of his manor of Aldenham,with the remainder to his son Thomas (RJCW Ref 8) In the chancel on a flat slab of alabaster are represented the effigiesof a man and a woman at their heads are the arms of Coningsby & Sollers -quaretered impaled with Englefield and at their feet the effigies oftheir seven children with the following inscription round the Margin. " Here lyeth the bodies of Humphrey Coningsby of Hampton Court in theCountie of Hereford esquyer and Ane his wife daughter of ThomasEnglefield, knygt, which Humphry died the 3rd day of April in the year ofour Lord God MDVII of whose soles God have Mercy" Source Jacksons Papers page 58 "Members of Parliament" p 636 :- CONINGSBY. Humphrey I (1516-59) of Hampton Court, Herefords HEREFORDSHIRE 1553 (Oct.), 1559* b. 1 March. 1516. 1st S. Of Thomas Coningsby (d. 1527) of Hampton Courtby Cecilia, da. and coh. of John SaIwey of Stamford Worcs m. Anne. da. ofSir Thomas EngIelfield of Englefield, Berks.,2s. inc. Sir Thomas 3 dau ;1s illegitimate succeeded grandfather Sir Humphrey Coningsby June 1535 ;suc mother 1541. Servant of Oliver Cromwell by 1538; gent. pens. by 1542: Steward, lordship and manor of Leominster Oct.1553 , J.P Herefords by 1554. After his fathers death, Coningsby became the ward of his grandfather ajudge, who in turn died whilst Coningsby himself was still under age.Thus he was not granted livery of his extensive lands until May 1537.About five years later he came into his mother's Worcestershire property.He retained his office of gentleman pensioner throughout Mary's reign.but was excused attendance at Court. And was not a member of her laterParliaments. In 1559 he returned to the House or Commons, and died 4 April 1559 amonth before Parliament ended. No mention of a bi-election has beenfound. His will, drawn up in March 1559 was proved in October that year. According to Stemma Robertson could have died 3 April 1558 According to Townsends Leominster the Coningsby family were well treated:- 1555. Item - to Nicholas bailoey for sack and wyne at Mr Conysny's cumingto town. ijs. xd. | CONINGSBY, Humphrey (I5724)
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| 2307 | George HAYMAN was baptized on the 25 Sept 1666 at Youghal, Co. Cork. He lived at Bye Farm, Co. Somerset, England | HAYMAN, George (I5863)
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| 2308 | George Hemmant, CMG. Nigeria Chief Secretary 1930-1934 | HEMMANT, George (I2785)
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| 2309 | GEORGE RUCK, YEOMAN, UPCHURCH NEAR SITTINGBORNE KENT Fire Insurance Policy Register, 1777-1786, 1st January 1777 13502 1777 SUN 1 259 051179 ML 388075 200 GEORGE RUCK YEOMAN | RUCK, George (I10295)
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| 2310 | Georgina Mary ATKIN was the youngest member of Walter and ArabellaATKIN's family. She was named after Walter's brother, John Drew ATKIN'swife Georgina ROBERTS. Along with her mother Arabella ATKIN and her brothers and sisters,Georgina sailed to America. Georgina Mary ATKIN did not marry. In the 1880 Census of Burlington, Co. Coffey, Kansas, U.S.A.,GeorginaMary was staying with her sister Arabella Victoria & HenryHARRIS. In the Records she is listed as Mary ATKIN, sister-in-law toHenry HARRIS, head of house, aged ?27, born in Ireland. In the 1900 Census, James E CASTLE was one of the Enumerators for theTownship of Salem. 1900 Census Salem, Marion Co., Illinois CASTLE, James E head " Arabella wife b. Jan 1860 Illinois ATKIN, M G Aunt b. July 1827 Ireland Mary Georgina ATKIN, Bell's (Arabella) aunt was living with them inSalem, in 1900. | ATKIN, Georgina Mary (I3273)
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| 2311 | Gertrude Clara ATKIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Burial Records, Tapanui Cemetery, Otago, New Zealand. Block 3 Plot 145. Spinster of Tapanui. Died 9th of April 1937 aged 76 years. Last from Popotuna. B.Victoria(sic), Australia. 73 years in New Zealand. Buried 12th of April 1937. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ATKIN, Gertrude Clara (I3282)
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| 2312 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TUSTING, Osborne (I44454)
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| 2313 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BROWNING, Sarah Tamar (I44453)
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| 2314 | Grace Townsend Atkin - Born at Fernhill, Clonkilty, Co.Cork, Ireland. Grace Townsend ATKIN emigrated to Australia on 11 Nov 1864 aboard the "Wansfell" with brother Robert and his family. There in Hamilton, Brisbane, she established a school for young ladies, before being appointed first assistant teacher at the new Brisbane Girls Grammar School in 1875. She died in 1876, four years after her brother Robert. Death Notice - Cork Chronicle Newspaper: .... Fri 31 March 1876.... 'On 26th Jan at ? Waterman, Brisbane suddenly Grace Townsend the last surviving child of the late William Francis ATKIN of Fernhill,Co.Cork.' Death certificate cites "died Breakfast Creek, Brisbane" | ATKIN, Grace Townsend (I3334)
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| 2315 | Gravestone image can be found here: http://historicgraves.com/clonpriest-old-section-near-gortroe-youghal-co-cork/co-clpt-264/grave Text reads: Here lieth the body of John Atkin Senior who departed this life the 14th of Febrvary 1642 Also here lieth the body of Jeane Atkin the wife of the above said John Atkin who departed this life the 7th of December 1675 Here lieth the body of Ald.man John Atkin son of the above named who died the 20th of May 1708 in the 90th yeare of his age Also here lyeth the body of John Hayman Esqr. Grand Son to the above named, who departed this life the 21st day of August................. in the 67th year of his age | .............., Jane (I6148)
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| 2316 | Gravestone image can be found here: http://historicgraves.com/clonpriest-old-section-near-gortroe-youghal-co-cork/co-clpt-264/grave Text reads: Here lieth the body of John Atkin Senior who departed this life the 14th of Febrvary 1642 Also here lieth the body of Jeane Atkin the wife of the above said John Atkin who departed this life the 7th of December 1675 Here lieth the body of Ald.man John Atkin son of the above named who died the 20th of May 1708 in the 90th yeare of his age Also here lyeth the body of John Hayman Esqr. Grand Son to the above named, who departed this life the 21st day of August................. in the 67th year of his age | ATKIN, John (I4777)
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| 2317 | Gravestone image can be found here: http://historicgraves.com/clonpriest-old-section-near-gortroe-youghal-co-cork/co-clpt-264/grave Text reads: Here lieth the body of John Atkin Senior who departed this life the 14th of Febrvary 1642 Also here lieth the body of Jeane Atkin the wife of the above said John Atkin who departed this life the 7th of December 1675 Here lieth the body of Ald.man John Atkin son of the above named who died the 20th of May 1708 in the 90th yeare of his age Also here lyeth the body of John Hayman Esqr. Grand Son to the above named, who departed this life the 21st day of August................. in the 67th year of his age | ATKIN, Alderman John (I4778)
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| 2318 | Gravestone quotes 'Died of Wounds'. No details known. | Yates, Hubert Maudby (I0073)
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| 2319 | Had Downes Syndrome. His constant companion was his cousin, ValentineWilliam Magill ATKIN. From "The Times" newspaper...." 1940 Wed 17 April ATKIN-ROBERT .. OnApril 16 1940 at 9 Mandeville Place, W.I. Malcolm Roberts ATKIN-ROBERTSof Glassenbury Park, Cranbrook, Kent son of the late John RobertsATKIN-ROBERTS, aged 63 years. Funeral at Cranbrook Church at 2.30 pm onFriday, April 29th" | ATKIN-ROBERTS, Malcolm Roberts (I3347)
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| 2320 | Handwritten notes from Dorothy Cockburn. Known to us affectionately as WUFF, lived with us on and off - very eccentric but a dear. Not married. | YOUNG, Mary Ann 'Marianne' (I2589)
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| 2321 | Hannah's HOPKINSON was established from Mary Elizabeth's Birth Cert | HOPKINSON, Hannah (I713)
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| 2322 | Harriet was still living as of the 1861 census. She was living in St. Nicholas Rochester with her daughter Ann Fisher, also then a widow, and Ann's three children. | LOATES (NEE ASHLEY), Harriet Ann (I10306)
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| 2323 | he grocer of St. Andrew's Canterbury. Will dated 20 Apr 1681 and proved by his uncle Thomas on 21 June 1681. | BRIDGES, John (I10402)
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| 2324 | he of this parish, widower & she widow of Minster in Thanet | Family: John BRIDGES / Ellen GRANT (F3428)
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| 2325 | Headstone reads: Life Tenant of Hillend and Red Hall, who died 27 August 1826 Aged 72 | MYLES, Robert (I43955)
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| 2326 | Hereditary Prince of Hymany. From O'Kelly story: “In 1744 when Prince Charles Edward raised an army in Ireland, Colonel John Patrick O’Kelly, Hereditary, Prince of Hymany, who lived at Aughrim (Ochram) Castle, raised and commanded the Connacht Regiment which he took to Scotland to fight for the Prince and was at the battle of Sterling. The Prince conferred on him the titles – Earl Aughrim Viscount O’Kelly, and Baron Athenry. He did not enjoy his honours long as he was killed at the battle of Falkirk. In 1746 when the Prince’s Army was routed more by starvation than by the numbers of the Duke of Cumberland’s soldiers the Connacht Regiment was almost wiped out and their baggage was seized. In the latter was found a complete list of the Officers of the Regiment and without delay Cumberland sent a troop of Hessians to Connacht with strict orders that the families and near relatives of these officers were to be exterminated. It was a task at which the Hessians excelled. Col. O’Kelly had left a widow (my mother) and three sons – Dirmuid who now speaks to you, Patrick who was your Father, Teige; and Thomas who still lives at Dysart, twenty miles from here. | O'KELLY, Col John Patrick (I2609)
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| 2327 | Hibernian Chronicle (Cork).... Thurs 16 June 1785 .. this day atRathcoony Church, Maurice ATKINS Esq. of 34th Foot, to Miss McCARTHY ofCarnavar .. 6000 pounds. (MLB Maurice ATKINS) Cork Corp BOOK ... 9 Sept 1788.... Maurice ATKIN of Leadington Esq. eldest son of Walter Atkin Esq. to beFreeman at large. The Constitution (Cork) ........ S 27 Aug 1825 .. on 23rd inst. At hisseat in Leadington, Col. Maurice Uniacke, Late Col. North Cork Militia. | ATKIN, Maurice-Uniacke (I5729)
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| 2328 | High Sheriff in 1718. Settled in Waterford in the late seventeenth century. | DREW, Francis (I3562)
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| 2329 | High Sherriff of Co. Waterford, Ireland, 1772 and Member of Parliamentfor Bandon, 1761 - 1765. | GUMBLETON, Richard Joseph (I6418)
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| 2330 | High Steward of Leominster. His office was to preside in conjunction withthe Bailif in the Leet or Great Law Court of the Borough. MP 1620/21 and 1640-41, when he was expeled as a monopolist. He fought for the King throughout the Civil War till in 1646 he is fouindat the siege of Worcester, protesting against the surrender of the cityby the Royalist commander . Fitzwilliam then went into exile and sufferedheavilly in the sequestration of his estates, , his wife Cecilly and hischildren being reduced to comparative poverty. His petitions and those ofhis wife and of his sons, with the counter petitions of his tennants andof Sir Thomas Allen to whom the bulk of his estates had been grantedoccupy six pages (2064-71) of the Callendar of the Committe forCompounding, etc., and in 1653 he was still desparatly pleading "thestarving condition" of himself and his family. At the restorationFitzwiliam recovered his estates. High Sherrif of Herefordshire 1627 Fitzwilliam Conningsby leaves his beloved Cousin Thomas Coningsby Esq ofHampton, Howton Riffens's Mill and all his fee simple estate will dated 25 Feb 1666, proved at C.P.C. 1 Dec 1666 Only surviving Son; mentioned by S Wyse in his will as his fathers inLaw. Will dated 25 Feb 1665 B.A, Lincoln College Oxon 1612, | CONINGSBY, Fitzwilliam (I5696)
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| 2331 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TUSTING, Michael Cedric (I2232)
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| 2332 | His wife was Mary Macnamara, daughter of Thomas Macnamara of Ardclooney, Co. Clare, Ireland. Through this marriage Major-General John Bourchier became the owner of Ardclooney. More information here: (but found to be unreliable at times) http://bourchier.net/Charts/Chart%2019.html http://bourchier.net/Charts/Chart%2021.html | Bourchier, Major-General John R.A. (I0102)
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| 2333 | Historical Manuscripts Commission in the National Register of Archives Families and Estates Index lists the following: Ruck family of Pennal, Merionethshire 18th-19th century: deeds, correspondence and papers relating to family and antecedents. Deposited at the National Library of Wales, Department of Manuscripts and Records. Reference: Esgair and Pantperthog: NRA 34883 Esgair & Pantperthog. fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/69091 Title Lease and counterpart Date 1846 Description Lessee: Ruck, Lawrence. Rectory and land in the parish of Halstow. The Manor of Barksore. 9 Dec. Extent 2 docs fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/69092 Title Lease and counterpart Date 1853 Description Lessee: Ruck, Lawrence. Rectory and land in the parish of Halstow. The Manor of Barksore. 9 Dec. Extent 2 docs fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/69093 Title Counterpart lease Date 1853 Description Lessee: Ruck, Lawrence. Rectory and land in the parish of Halstow. The Manor of Barksore. 8 Dec. Extent 1 doc fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/96720 Title Release from Thomas Dodd and others to Lawrence Ruck Date 25 Nov 1841 Description For land in Barksore Manor, Halstow Parish. Extent 1 doc fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/96721 Title Release from Henry Hudson and others to Lawrence Ruck Date 8 Feb 1842 Description For land in Barksore Manor, Halstow Parish. Extent 1 doc fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/96722 Title Mortgage from Lawrence Ruck to William Day Date 17 Dec 1860 Description For land in Barksore Manor, Halstow Parish. Extent 1 doc fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/96723 Title Abstract of title, lawrence Ruck Date 20 Jul 1864 Description For land in Barksore Manor, Halstow Parish. Extent 1 doc fonds CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 1966 DEPOSIT Repository Canterbury Cathedral Archives Level file RefNo CCA-U63/96724 Title Lease to Lawrence Ruck for 21 years Date 8 Dec 1860 Description For land in Barksore Manor, Halstow Parish. Extent 1 doc --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1860, Jan. 12 1 Mary Matthews of Esgair Lleverin, co. Mon., widow 2 Lawrence Ruck of Newington next Sittingbourne, Kent, esq. GRANT of the m. and lands called Nantycittir, otherwise Tynewydd, in Eskeireth, p. Trefeglwys. 1879, April 14 1 Laurence Ruck of Pantlludw, p. Pennal, co. Mer., esq. 2 Edward Bennett of Rhydycarw, p. Trefeglwys, co. Mont., esq. GRANT of the m. and lands called Nantycittir, otherwise Tynewydd, in Eskeireth, p. Trefeglwys. (Plan in margin and schedule appended.) Both grants found among the collections at the National Library of Wales. Research papers of Cecil E. Vaughan Owen, esq., Glasgoed, Llanidloes (1901-81), local historian, deposited by him, relating mainly to the history of co. Mont., especially Arwystli and Llanidloes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3886 [no date] From: ROBERT PARRY, Clynnog Mr Ruck is to hold an auction on Friday. Perhaps David Lloyd George can come by the 8 o'clock train. Found among the collections at the National Library of Wales. Papers of WILLIAM GEORGE (SOLICITOR) (11) Part 11 of Schedule. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found among the pre-1999 collections at the National Library of Wales. ESGAIR AND PANTPERTHOG, deposited by Mr A. D. Ruck, Chislehurst, 1950, 1950134. 403. 1848, Nov. 2 LETTER from John G. W. Bonsall, Machynlleth, to Laurence Ruck, Esq., Pantllydw, concerning the watercourse through Sir John Edward's land. 404. 1848, Nov. 14 LETTER from Sir John Edwards, Greenfields, to Mr Morgan, requesting him to apply to Mr Ruck, the writer's tenant, for permission to make an embankment. 405. 1849, Nov. 24 LETTER from David Howell, 'At Llugwy', to Laurence Ruck, Pantlludw, intimating that he is autherised by Mr Anwyl to offer the addressee the whole of the property included in the advertisement for £3000, including the timber and timber-land. 278. 1849, Nov. 27 1. Jonathan Anwyl of Llugwy, co. Merioneth, esq.; 2. Lawrence Ruck of Pantlludw, esq. AGREEMENT, with Conditions of Sale, for the purchase of the properties specified in No. 274. 279. 1849, Nov. 27 1. Jonathan Anwyl, esq.; 2. Lawrence Ruck, esq. AGREEMENT pursuant to No. 278. 282. (a) 1850, Feb. 4 1. Jonathan Anwyl of Llugwy, co. Merioneth, esq.; 2. Laurence Ruck of Pantlludw, esq. MORTGAGE for £2500 of the properties specified in No. 278; with COVENANT for the production of title deeds. (b) 1852, June 29 1. Evan Anwyl of Hendreseivion in the parish of Llanwrin, co. Montgomery, gent., devisee of trust and mortgage estates, and also sole executor named in the will of the within-named Jonathan Anwyl; 2. The within-named Laurence Ruck. RECONVEYANCE of the properties mortgaged in (a). Endorsement. 283. 1850, Feb. 4 RECIEPT from Jonathan Anwyl to Laurence Ruck for No. 282; and MEMORANDUM of agreement concerning the same. 406. 1852, April 6 LETTER from D. Howell, Machynlleth, to L. Ruck, Esq., concerning the latter's proposal to pay up the mortgage at once. 285. No date ABSTRACT OF TITLE (1792-1852) of Lawrence Ruck, esq., to the farm of Gelligreen in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth 419-424. 1856, Aug. - 1857, Jan. LETTERS (6) from the Rev. D. Twopeny, Stockbury, Sittingbourne, to L. Ruck, Esq., concerning the 'Larkins Charity', a payment to the poor of £1 annually, which had been lost to the parish for 13 years or more. 425. [1856, Aug.5] PARTICULARS of the 'Larkins Charity', sent with No. 419. 318-363 1856-1857 LETTERS and PAPERS relating to the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway project. The correspondence consists almost entirely of letters from David Howell, Machynlleth, to Laurence Ruck. 1860, April 19 1. Mary Matthews of Esgair leverin in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth, widow; 2. Mary Ann Ruck, wife of Laurence Ruck of Pantlludw in the said parish of Pennal, esq.; 3. The Reverend Foulk Evans of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, Minister of the Gospel. MORTGAGE for £250 of the properties devised by the will (15 Jan. 1849) of Richard Matthews late of Esgair Lleverin, co. Merioneth, esq., deceased. 434. 1861, March 8 BILL of John Happenden, Maidstone Nursery, St.Paul's County Road, Newington, to M.Laurence Ruck for fruit-trees. 287. 1862. ABSTRACT OF TITLE (1798-1849) of Lawrence Ruck, esq., to a certain farm and lands called Maeswerngoch and Bryneithinog appertaining thereto in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth. 89. 1863, June 18 1. Mary Matthews of Esgir in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth, widow, and Mary Ann Ruck of N. 18 Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London; 2. Caroline Ford, widow, and John Randle Minshull Ford, a Lieutenant in H.M. 8th Regiment of Infantry, both of Llwyngwern in the parish of Llanwrin, co. Montgomery; 3. Henry John Standly of Pinner, co. Middlesex, esq. LEASE for 21 years of right of tramroad through a field part of Lliwdy Farm in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth. Counterpart. 296. 1866, Nov. 15 LETTER from John Seager, Cryalls Lodge, Borden, Nr. Sittingbourne, to -- - --, stating that he has no interest in L.Ruck's property after his lease. 436. 1867, July 13 JURY SUMMONS from William Watkin Edward Wynne, esq., sheriff of Merionethshire to Laurence Ruck, Pant llydw, Penal, esq. 437. 1879, Oct. 30 LETTER from Messrs. Combe & Wainwright, 6 Staple Inn, London, to J.L.Ruck, Esq., enclosing cheque on account of rent; Mr Wood's account for repairs and Mr Seager's rent. 438. 1880, Aug. 6 'REPORT as to Crops growing upon Cranbrook Farm Newington and Cowstead Farm Stockbury.' 439. 1880, Aug. 6 LETTER from Messrs. Jackson & Sons, Sittingbourne, to Lawrence Ruck, Esq., accompanying No. 438; with copy of reply, dated 13 Aug. 1880. 457. -, Dec.2 LETTER from M.J., Glan Mor, to Mrs M.A. Ruck. The writer scarcely expects now to let the house before the Spring. 299. 1875, Oct. 24 NOTICE from Messrs. Wainwright & Co., 9 Staple Inn, solicitors for Richard Cox and John Harold Milton, to Lawrence Ruck, esq., of Pantllydwn, co. Merioneth, that by an indenture dated 22 Oct. 1895 the principal sum of £4000 secured by a previous indenture dated 4 Aug. 1886 was assigned by the said Richard Cox to the said Richard Cox and John Harold Milton. 300. 1898, June 4 1. Richard Cox of Theale near Reading, co. Berks, M.D., and John Harold Milton of 9 Staple Inn, co. Middlesex, solicitor; 2. Arthur John Bodvel-Roberts of Cefnycoed, near Ca[e]rnarvon, co. Caernarvon, gent. TRANSFER of mortgage of a messuage and lands called Nettlestead farm and other properties in the parishes of Stockbury and Newington, co. Kent. Draft. 302. 1898, Aug. 16 1. Richard Matthews Ruck, a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal Engineers; 2. Oliver Edwal Ruck, a Major in the Royal Engineers; 3. Arthur Ashley Ruck of Llwynybrain, co. Ca[e]rnarvon, a Colonel in H.M.Army; 4. Arthur John Bodvel-Roberts of CefnyCoed near Ca[e]rnarvon, co. Ca[e]rnarvon, gent. CONVEYANCE of undivided shares of the properties specified in No. 300. Draft 462. No date A PEDIGREE of the descendants of Baron Lewis Owen, Dolgelley, including the Ruck family. Torn. | RUCK, Lawrence (I10279)
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| 2334 | http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/1901census/mullagh_ded_knocknahila_more_north87_8.htm Census of Clare | O'KELLY, John McAuliffe (I2603)
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| 2335 | https://books.google.ca/books?id=gtXLtAGbZBgC&pg=PA10&lpg=PA10&dq=bourchier+mayor+of+kingston&source=bl&ots=ynZkzIIDYd&sig=jIV0BrRm2uO5tbpELkS5f0EOdqI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwigpJPCn7PNAhUDxWMKHZgTBqwQ6AEILTAD#v=onepage&q=bourchier%20mayor%20of%20kingston&f=false .Fred Taylor: Bother in the Shadows, by John Virtue (Google books) Hugh Plunket Bourchier fought against Napoleon in the Battle of Waterloo. POsted to Canada in 1837, he was the last of the "town mayors" of Kingston, commanding the military garrison before Confederation in 1867. the new annual army list, for 1841 with an index. by H.G Hart, Google Books Ensign: 12 May 1814; Lieut: 20 Nov 1823; Captain: 7 Aug 1835: Placed on half pay 6 Dec 1839. 19 Dragoons. | Bourchier, Col Hugh Plunkett (I0096)
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| 2336 | https://books.google.ca/books?id=gtXLtAGbZBgC&pg=PA10&lpg=PA10&dq=bourchier+mayor+of+kingston&source=bl&ots=ynZkzIIDYd&sig=jIV0BrRm2uO5tbpELkS5f0EOdqI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwigpJPCn7PNAhUDxWMKHZgTBqwQ6AEILTAD#v=onepage&q=bourchier%20mayor%20of%20kingston&f=false | Taylor, Thomas Dickson (I0126)
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| 2337 | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/222498519/arthur-lancelot-cornish | Cornish, Dr. Lancelot Arthur (I85)
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| 2338 | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/257205900/arthur-ernest-cornish "Canada, British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FL24-9XB : Sun Mar 10 08:37:25 UTC 2024), Entry for Arthur Ernest Cornish and Daniel Cornish, 22 Dec 1925. | Cornish, Arthur Ernest (I80)
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| 2339 | Hugh Moore ATKIN married Olive RICHARDS. Lived in the Lake Whiting area,Indiana, U.S.A. As did some other members of the ATKIN family they added an 's' to theAtkin as their surname over the years. Hugh & Olive had three children,Margaret ATKINS was the eldest and was married to Eddie BROWN. They hadno children. At some time they lived in Washington, D.C. Margaret was ateacher was last heard by the family as teaching in Maryland, possibly inthe suburb of Hyattsville. One son was Hoyt ATKINS. The other son Richard ATKIN who at one time worked for a trucking companydriving different routes to determine the quickest way between 'A and B'. Hugh Moore ATKINS had a wholesale produce business selling to independantstores. He and Olive used to Winter in Texas when they were older. As Richard Garde ATKIN(S), Hugh's father was drowned at Lake Whiting, itpossibly happened when they were visiting the family. | ATKIN, Hugh Moore (I4933)
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| 2340 | I have found reference to 4 children: Mary, Chantal, Gerard, Helena, plus one grandchild, Ambrose, at Knocknahilla House, married in 1949. http://members.iinet.net.au/~jhannon/oktree.htm | O'KELLY, John McAuliffe (I2603)
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| 2341 | I have linked Lt Col John Bourchier as son of Daniel Bourchier. I can't find any documentary. The evidence is thin, only from this source: 'http://bourchier.net/Charts/Chart%2021.html' This page 'https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bourchier-482' identifies 3 of Daniel's children, with sources provided. However, Daniel had at least two more children, so maybe more. The military connection continues down, as does the John Bourchier name, and dates seem OK. The Macnamara name continues down to Hugh Arthur, so a reasonable call. Gravestone inscription for Lt Col John Bourchier 'In Loving Memory of ELIZABETH, Wife Of Colonel JOHN BOURCHIER, Late 81st. Regiment Died December 31st. 1899, Aged 75. Also Of JOHN BOURCHIER, Lt-Colonel Late 81st. Regiment Died April 18th. 1905, Aged 89.' | Bourchier, Lt-Colonel John (I31)
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| 2342 | I've tried to sort out the other (ie ex Joseph) children. There was nothing certain enough to follow up. The notes are in 'Coleman Nash children Docs'. jwe 20/7/06 | NASH, Coleman (I674)
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| 2343 | In 1576 John was described as being a yeoman of Sheldwich aged 63 years. | RUCK, John (I14152)
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| 2344 | In 1576 John was described as being a yeoman of Sheldwich aged 63 years. | RUCK, John (I21173)
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| 2345 | In 1753 Labourer In 1777 Clerk of Parish | TAYLOR, Thomas (I45148)
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| 2346 | In 1820, the (presumed) eldest surviving daughter Frances was married in Wisbech to a Cambridgeshire gardener. Frances started a family in the town, but then moved away to Erdington (Warwickshire), now a suburb of Birmingham, around 1824. It would seem that her sister Millicent followed her or went with her, as she was married that year in nearby Aston to a gardener from Suffolk (one can speculate how that came about!). Frances raised a large family and remained in the Erdington area, whilst Millicent soon moved away to London, where she spent the rest of her life, and where most of her children were born. Mike Sasse 2015 | TUSTING, Frances (I44647)
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| 2347 | In 1829 Walter ATKIN and Arabella DREW had a sixth son whom they namedRichard Garde ATKIN. He was named after Richard Frederick GARDE who wasone of the witnesses to their Marriage Settlement Deed of 1815. On the 26th of July 1829 Richard Garde' ATKIN was baptised at St. Luke'sChurch in Douglas, Cork. Baptismal Registers of St. Luke's Church, Douglas. : ' 26 July 1829 ... Richard Garde son of Walter and Isabella (Arabella)ATKIN his wife, by Rev. John BUSTEED.' Richard was also one of the family to emigrated to the United States ofAmerica in the early 1850's. There Richard Garde ATKIN married Ann E. MERRELL in 1853. They lived inSalem, Illinois, where Richard was a grocer. Their children were; 1. Joseph Seymore ATKIN born 26th of October 1854 in Illinois. 2. Walter ATKIN born about 1857 . 3. Catherine (Kitty) ATKIN born 20th of September 1859 4. Mary Georgina ATKIN born on the 10th of February 1862. 5. Clara Bell ATKIN born 24th of September 1865. Richard Garde ATKIN served as a soldier rising to the rank of Captain, inthe Civil War for four years. Ann Merrell ATKIN, his wife died on the 8th of July 1872 in Salem,Illinois, in a Mental Institution. Richard courted and married Margaret MOORE in 1873. According to familylore, son Joseph Seymore ATKIN was upset, he left town and was neverheard of by the family again. BUT in the 1880 Census of Salem Joseph andKittie (Catherine) were living with their mother's mother, MinervaMerrell. Richard Garde ATKIN and Margaret MOORE had two children; 1. Hugh Moore ATKIN born 14th of December 1875. 2. Arabella Drew ATKIN born 21st of December 1877. Richard Garde ATKIN died of drowning on the 9th of August 1896 at LakeWhiting, Indianna. Hugh Moore ATKINS their son lived at Lake Whiting, soit possibly happened when they were visiting the family. Some of the things that were remembered in their home, by their granddaughter Arabella Drew Atkin HYATT: a. A daguerreotype photo of the ATKIN baby Christopher, "laid out" -probably taken at the wake, just before burial. b. A framed piece of material ( Long rectangle ) taken from the gown'Lady Alice' (possibly Alicia DREW, ( mother of Arabella Drew ATKIN whowas Richard's grandmother) wore when she was presented at the FrenchCourt. The material was woven from flax grown on the ATKIN estate and washand-painted with flowers. c. Two pencil drawings of places on the Atkin Estate in County CorkIreland. These were framed and were hung to the left of the frontfireplace in the living room at 6 West Oak St., Chicago, Illinois. _____________________________________________ | ATKIN, Richard Garde (I3269)
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| 2348 | In 1841 an Emma Edwards was living in Glastonbury, living next door to a James Edwards (Cooper) and family:- mum Sarah 1805, childs Harriett 1834, Hester 1840, Maria 1829, Sidney 1831, In 1851 the only one of these (inc Emma) I can find is Sidney who was with his GD James in Glastonbury. Again in 1861 Sidney is the only certain one. No death for Emma 1845 to 1851. | EDWARDS, Emma (I2215)
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| 2349 | IN 1841 with parentsin oDEll IN 1851 works as a servant in HArrold In 1861 working as a servant in Northampton. No record from there on | PETTIT, Esther (I45141)
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| 2350 | In 1851 census he is living in the same parish (St John the Baptist) as a servant in the household of William Hughes. In 1861 census, married to Charlotte (same age), with Elizabeth Ann Cornish (22 - born c. 1839, described as cousin) living with them. In 1871 census, with dau Charlotte (14), Maria M (7) and Maria Bishop (mother-in law) (70) In 1881 census, with dau Margaret (22), and son William B (20). Occupation Coal Agent | Cornish, John Gardner (I74)
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