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| 17051 | OBITUARY Mrs H. Collins, of Depot Hill, who died recently at the age of 93*, had been a resident of Rockhampton for over 80 years#. She was 11 years old when she arrived in Rockhampton with her parents, Mr and Mrs Coker, from England. For the past 30 years she had resided at Depot Hill. Mrs Collins was married twice, her first husband being Mr Fred Lomas, who conducted a bakery at North Rockhampton. Later she married Mr H. Collins, who had long service in the Railway Department and who survives her. APA citation OBITUARY. (1948, September 4). Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), p. 3. Retrieved February 8, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article56827872 *She was only 89. #Obviously not more than 80 years, as the family only arrived in Rockhampton in 1870. | COKER, Jane Elizabeth (I2257)
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| 17052 | OBITUARY Mrs W. Nunn: The funeral of Mrs Rosabella Nunn, whose death occurred in the Royal Hobart Hospital, after a short illness, took place at the Red Hill cemetery, Bushy Park, on Saturday. Mrs Nunn was born at Bothwell when her father, Const Hastie, was stationed at Quoin. She married Mr W. Nunn, a member of one of the oldest families of Bushy Park, and resided there for more than 30 years. She took an active part in patriotic functions. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev K. J. Hughes. Pallbearers were Messrs L. Green, K. Mann, K. King, and A. Glover. Chief mourners were Messrs W. Nunn (husband),. C. Gittus (son-in-law), Arch and Alec Hastie (brothers). Funeral arrangements were conducted by H. C. Millington and Co., Hobart Family Notices. (1943, February 1). The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), p. 4. Retrieved August 21, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article25934969 | HASTIE, Rosabella (I1939)
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| 17053 | Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2011 Name Frederice Brice Age 85 Birth Date Abt 1917 Death Date abt 2002 Death Place Albuquerque NM Publication Date 10 Nov. 2002 Publication Place USA Tombstone 0 | COKER, Frederice Alberta (I8608)
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| 17054 | Obituary gives details of him moving back to Suffolk from London after the Blitz. Obit also reveals that at the time of his death he was engaged to be married to Eva Sangster. Floral tribute sent to sister Julia's funeral reads thus: In ever-loving memory of my dear sister, from Charlie (London). | NUNN, Charles (I5115)
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| 17055 | OBITUARY MRS. J. NUNN, BOOVAL. The death occurred this week, in the Ipewich General Hospital, of Mrs. Jane Nunn, a well-known resident of Booval. She was in her 71st year. The late Mrs. Nunn arrived in the district with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Biggam, from Scotland, over 60 years ago. She is survived by four sons, Messrs. A. E. Nunn, Booval; V. B. Nunn, Drysdale Estate, Bundamba: Roy Nunn, Nudgee: and Cecil Nunn, Calvert: and four daughters. Mesdames A. H. Statham, Boonah; R. Bott, Booval; V. Souter, Toowong; and C. Lamb, Windsor, Brisbane. She also left 20 grandchildren, and five great-grandchidren; a brother, Mr. J. Biggam. Bundamba: and a sister, Mrs. G. Williams, Ebbw Vale. OBITUARY. (1944, June 5). Queensland Times (Ipswich) (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 4 Edition: DAILY. Retrieved November 15, 2013, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114556414 | BIGGAM, Jane (I328)
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| 17056 | OBITUARY R. Sleaford, Sen. Death occurred at the age of 83* of Mr Robert Arthur Sleaford, sen., a resident of Mt Morgan for the past 32 years. He arrived in Australia with his family from Lincolnshire, England, at the age of 16 years. His family lived in Gympie. He followed the timber industry for a number of years. He then moved to Childers and worked for Mr Dick Hebbard making bricks. He married at Childers Miss Rovena Elizabeth Hebbard and was then employed by Messrs Gant and Brand on the sugar fields. In 1908 he moved to Mt Tom, Miriam Vale, and had the care of a dairy for Messrs Gant and Brand. In 1910 he joined the Railway Department and was stationed at Rosedale, Canoona, Buneru and Mt Morgan. He was a ganger from 1915 until he retired. He is survived by a widow and two daughters, Mrs F. Coker (Kabra) and Mrs C. Coker (West Rockhampton) and seven sons, Robert Arthur (Mt Morgan), John Alfred (Kabra), Richard (Roma), James Ernest (Rockhampton), Theodore Claude (Mt Morgan), Arthur Cyril (Mt Morgan) and Percy Reginald (Three Springs, Western Australia). One sister, Mrs C. White, Cribb Street, Milton, Brisbane is still living. APA citation OBITUARY R. Sleaford, Sen. (1951, December 27). Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878-1954), p. 3. Retrieved May 23, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article57111832 *Born 10 Jul 1871 according to online tree and aged only 16 when he arrived in Australia in 1888, so only 80. | SLEAFORD, Robert Arthur (I3797)
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| 17057 | OBITUARY Ruth Marie Coker 11 OCTOBER, 1943 - 8 DECEMBER, 2022 Age 79, of Smiths Cove, passed away in Digby General Hospital on December 8, 2022. Born in North East Harbour, she was the daughter of the late Walter and Myrtle Perry. Ruth was a woman who was always helping others in need. Throughout her life she was a member of the United Empire Loyalists, the Rebecca?s (London, Ont. chapter), ladies auxiliary, Smiths Cove Fire Department and the Digby Hospital Auxiliary. She worked for OPP as a secretary for the Department of Child Identification. Later she moved to Almont, Ont., where she became a full-time mom to her first child. The family moved to Digby, where Ruth went on to be a mom to two more children. For the next 20 years she worked in the community with the local optometrist. Ruth is survived by her loving husband, Brian Coker; daughters, Colleen Coker (Andy Gould) and Nicole Cogswell (Mike Kelly); son, Graham (Nancy) Coker; brother, Donald (Kendra) Perry; grandchildren, Hannah, Nicholas, Cameron and Connor; nephews, Dwayne and Christopher and nieces, Sara and Gayla. Ruth was predeceased by her mother and father, as well as her brother-in-law, David Coker. A service for Ruth will be held at a later date in Smiths Cove Baptist Church. Donations in her memory may be made to a charity of your choice. https://www.dignitymemorial.com/en-ca/obituaries/digby-ns/ruth-coker-11055794 https://www.echovita.com/ca/obituaries/ns/smiths-cove/ruth-marie-coker-15647006 | PERRY, Ruth Marie (I4783)
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| 17058 | Obituary says she was 72 when she died but she may have been about 79 based on immigration record which gives her age as 24 when she arrived in Australia in 1881, so born about 1857 | KLEIER, Johanna (I2415)
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| 17059 | Obituary, Brisbane Courier, 30 Dec 1905: The Post and Telegraph Department have lost an old and popular officer by the death of Mr Edwin Da Costa, late post and telegraph master at Townsville, who died on the 24th instant after a long and painful illness. Mr Da Costa was born in Jamaica, and after receiving an education in England, France, and Germany left for Australia on the sailing ship Southampton, arriving in Victoria in 1859. After two years on the Murray River Downs obtaining "colonial experience," he came to Queensland, and entered into squatting pursuits. In 1865 he gave up station life and entered the service of the Postal Department at Brisbane. Three years later he was appointed postmaster at Dalby where he remained for eleven years being transferred as postmaster to Rockhampton in 1879. After six years' service in Rockhampton he was appointed to Townsville, and remained there until superannuated in July of the present year. At the time of his retirement he was senior post and telegraph master in the service of the Commonwealth. APA citation PERSONAL. (1905, December 30). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933), p. 5. Retrieved March 6, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19427244 | COSTA, Edwin Da (I6666)
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| 17060 | Obituary: SYMONDS, Stanley B. STAFFORD SPRINGS Stanley B. Symonds, 80, the youngest son of the late William and Sarah Symonds, died Friday, (June 9, 2000). He was a lifelong resident of Stafford. Stanley served in the Pacific area during World War II, where he met and married his wife, Thelma. Stanley was foreman of the carpenter shop at Mansfield State Training School for 35 years at the time of his retirement. He was a lifelong member of First United Methodist Church, Stafford Springs, serving as trustee chairperson, and Men's Club president for many years. He also served as highway commissioner for the Borough of Stafford Springs at the time of Consolidation of the Town and Borough governments. Stanley is survived by his wife Thelma, after 56 wonderful years; a son and daughter-in-law, Gary and Peg Symonds; and a brother, William and his wife Helen, all of Stafford Springs; a brother, John and wife Doris; and a sister, Barbara and husband Lesster Gauvain, all of Nokomis, FL, there are also many nieces, nephews, friends, and relatives in this country and in Australia. Family and friends are invited to attend calling hour Monday, 12:30-1:30 p.m. at the Introvigne Funeral Home, Inc., 51 East Main St., Stafford Springs, followed by a funeral service to be held Monday, 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 8 Church St., Stafford Springs, with the Rev. Sharon Miesel officiating. Burial will follow in Stafford Springs Cemetery, Stafford Springs. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to North Central Hospice, 8 Keynote Dr., Vernon, CT 06066 or The Leap of Faith Capital Fund Drive, 8 Church St., Stafford Springs, CT 06076. | SYMONDS, Stanley Brearley (I1743)
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| 17061 | Obtained his commission in 1899 in the Devonshire Regiment. Served in the Boer War and was wounded in Colenso receiving the Queen's and King's Medals. In WWI, severely wounded at Loos in Sep-1915 returning later to command his battalion at the front. | STOREY, Henry Innes (I5428)
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| 17062 | Oddly, called sixth child Charles Robert and seventh child Robert Charles which causes considerable confusion. | NUNN, Robert (I4947)
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| 17063 | Oddly, he is named Charles Robert and his younger brother is Robert Charles. Causes much confusion but checks out from the available records. In a document that details the achievements of his youngest son Paul, Charles Robert Nunn is said to have emigrated to the United States because he was a dissenter from the Church of England and embraced Baptist theology The family arrived in New York, on 16 Jun 1851. Details about Emily Nunn's career say she was one of 11 children. Seven children are found born in the UK, and three in the US. Charles became a very successful farmer and was able to give his younger children great educational opportunities. | NUNN, Charles Robert (I8521)
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| 17064 | Of Jessie Menzies Silver, her nephew James Murray Silver wrote: As a young woman my aunt Jessie taught school in Glasgow. She had three children; the youngest, James Silver Kamester, was decorated for service at Gallipoli as a corpsman in WWI, after that he served in France and was commissioned in the RAF, and finally badly injured in a training crash in England. He became a Doctor (MD) and had his practice in Weston-Super-Mare, near Bristol. He died in 1973. | SILVER, Jessie Menzies (I4105)
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| 17065 | Of the possible marriages in 1813 and 1818, the most likely being in 1813 to Elizabeth Henderson in St Nicholas parish, Old Machar. | SILVER, George (I8446)
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| 17066 | Of the two George Nunns born C1821/2, he seems the best fit for Ann Rayment's husband. The other George (5133) was more likely to have lived between Hargrave and Wickhambrook as his family is found in both place. | NUNN, George (I385)
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| 17067 | Of the two Sarah Masons born in Suffolk between 1830 and 1835, this is most likely the one who married Philip Nunn: England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 Sarah Mason Baptism date 29 Dec 1831 County Suffolk Father Henry Mason, Mother Sarah Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 | MASON, Sarah (I6173)
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| 17068 | Official entry: COKER Arthur M 77 Tuesday, 27 February 1945 Wednesday, 28 February 1945 CE 3 3 4 | COKER, Arthur (I2261)
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| 17069 | Ohio, U.S., Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Obituary Index, 1810s-2016 Name: Mr Urban Nunn Death Age: 65 Birth Date: abt 1859 Death Date: Aug 1924 Death Place: Boston, Massachusetts, USA Newspaper Information: Newspaper: Norwalk Reflector-Herald, Newspaper Date: 25 Aug 1924, Newspaper Page: 1 Column: 3; Repository: Hayes Presidential Library - Fremont, OH; Years Available: Scattered issues | NUNN, Urban W (I8544)
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| 17070 | Old Maryculter Kirkyard MI: Sacred to the memory of JAMES SILVER - later of Nether Murskie, Maryculter - died 9 Nov 1930 aged 86 years and his wife ANN BROWN who died Ardley Terrace, Stonehaven on 29 May 1939 aged 88 years. Age at time of death: 87 years, 10 months, 1 day | SILVER, James (I4609)
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| 17071 | Old Parish Registers Deaths and burials ESSON, JOHN, M, 13/01/1851, ref 264/20 265, in Maryculter | ESSON, John (I3215)
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| 17072 | Old Toll House, Tweedsmuir, Peebles, Scotland Registration Number: 772 Registration district: Tweedsmuir Civil Parish: Tweedsmuir County: Peeblesshire Address: Old Toll House ED: 3 Household schedule number: 11 LINE: 4 Roll: cssct1881_312 William C Tod Age: 48 born abt 1833 born Skirling, Peeblesshire, farm servant Grace Tod 48 born abt 1834 Crawford John, Lanarkshire James Tod 22 born Drumelzier, Peeblesshire Elizabeth H Tod 17 born Drumelzier, Peeblesshire William Tod 10 born Glenholm, Peeblesshire Mary Ann Tod 8 born Tweedsmuir, Peebleshire John Tod 2 born Tweedsmuir, Peebleshire | TODD, William Cochrane (I4232)
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| 17073 | Olive the daughter of William Phelps and Florence Emily Venn | PHELPS, Olive Florence (I3307)
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| 17074 | On 1841 census at Hargrave, there is also a Sharlot (Charlotte?) Nunn aged 35, who is most likely another daughter. | MARTIN, Diana Maria (I4951)
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| 17075 | On 1841 census, age given as 11 months | BROADBRIDGE, Mary Elizabeth (I1349)
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| 17076 | On 1841 census, he is supposedly born in Derbyshire. | DOBBS, William (I6587)
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| 17077 | On 1841, Naomi is with her husband Thomas Rolfe in Whepstead. | NUNN, Naomi (I7115)
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| 17078 | On 1851 census, has granddaughter Jean Cruickshank, aged 7, staying with her. | WALKER, Jean (I1661)
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| 17079 | On 1851 census, Mary is staying in neighbouring house to her younger brother Adam and his family. She is head of the house, unmarried, aged 73, stocking netter, born Fetteresso, Kincardine. In same household is Elspet Silver, widow, aged 79, also stocking netter. At a guess, Elspet could be widow of one of Mary's brothers. There is a death in 1862 that fits of SILVER, ELSPET, aged 91, mother's MS DUTHIE, year 1862, ref 258/2 15 at Cookney | SILVER, Mary (I8982)
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| 17080 | On 1851 census, there is a James Nunn, widower, aged 60, pauper, living at Chevington with Arbon family | NUNN, James (I4962)
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| 17081 | On 1861 census at Stephenson St, West Ham there is a lodger, George Coker, unmarried, aged 19, ship labourer, born Bow, Middlesex. Seems to fit. | COKER, George (I245)
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| 17082 | On 1861 census there is a Emma Tyler, aged 27, born London, who is a visitor to Arley Castle, Arley Toll Gate, Upper Arley, Worcestershire. | TYLER, Emma (I4338)
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| 17083 | On 1861 census, she describes herself as a widow but in fact her husband Wm Nunn was in Tasmania having being transported in 1844. He later returned to Suffolk and is found on the census in both 1871 and 1881. | HALLS, Sarah (I8057)
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| 17084 | On 1871 census, eldest daughter Mary Ann has the surname Murkin. This could mean that she was Sarah's base child before she married James Nunn. To complicate matters there is also a Mary Ann Murkin aged 3 as a visitor and nearby neighbours with the Murkin surname. | NUNN, James (I5137)
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| 17085 | On 1871 census, eldest daughter Mary Ann is named Mary Ann Murkin Nunn. This could mean that she was Sarah's base child before she married James Nunn. To complicate matters there is also a Mary Ann Murkin aged 3 as a visitor and nearby neighbours with the Murkin surname. | --?--, Sarah (I6411)
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| 17086 | On 1871, John Dobbs, engine driver, aged 29, is living with wife Martha, aged 41, born Sheffield. She is described as formerly widow and, with them are her sons Walter Wilson aged 16 and Tom Alfred Wilson, aged 13, both born Sheffield | DOBBS, John (I6592)
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| 17087 | On 1881 census at 7 Mallinson Road, Battersea, Wandsworth, London, England in household headed by John Reeves: Harley Storey Lodger Single Male 13 1868 Errand Boy New Zealand Harry Storey Lodger Single Male 11 1870 Scholar New Zealand | STOREY, Harley Payne (I6719)
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| 17088 | On 1881 census at Comrie, Perthshire, with her Uncle David Silver who was a schoolteacher | SILVER, Margaret (I8193)
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| 17089 | On 1881 census, John Dobbs, aged 39, enginer driver, born Derbyshire, is living with wife Martha, aged 51, born Sheffield | DOBBS, John (I6592)
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| 17090 | On 1881 census, John Westwood is a visitor at the Red Cow, Wheathampstead. Head is Charles Gray Entry: John Westwood, visitor, unm, aged 22, carpenter, born Welwyn | WESTWOOD, John (I6340)
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| 17091 | On 1881 Scotland Census, Name: David Silver Age: 16 Estimated birth year: abt 1865 Relationship: Lodger Where born: Portlethen, Kincardineshire Registration Number: 341 Registration district: Comrie Civil Parish: Comrie Address: Burrel St Dairybank Cottage Occupation: Pupil Teacher ED: 2 Household schedule number: 67 LINE: 15 Roll: cssct1881_101 Jane McCall 78 Cathrine McCall 34 Joseph Robertson 12 David Silver 16 Peter Anderson 22 James N Elder 24 Source Citation Parish: Comrie; ED: 2; Page: 13; Line: 15; Roll: cssct1881_101 | SILVER, David (I8167)
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| 17092 | On 1881, George, aged, 64, is a widower boarding with Harriet Pask, widow, aged 70, at Factory Lane, Chevington | AVIS, George (I5650)
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| 17093 | On 1891 census has 11 year old daughter Lillie Bentick who was born out of wedlock before her 1882 marriage to Aaron Nunn. | BENTICK, Ellen (I8298)
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| 17094 | On 1891 census, Charles is a lodger with brother-in-law John Race, coachman groom, at Horringer. Emma Race is his sister and, of course, their daughter Mabel is his niece. | NUNN, Charles (I5323)
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| 17095 | On 1891, had step grandson Albert Cooper with her | PARSONS, Mary Ann (I7007)
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| 17096 | On 1911 census entry, six of her eight children are still living. | EMMERSON, Phoebe (I7787)
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| 17097 | On 1911 census in Edinburgh, there is a James Silver, aged 26, single, born Edinburgh, music teacher, who appears to be in a institution (possibly a hospital). Did not pay for extra census pages to find name of institution | SILVER, James (I7302)
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| 17098 | On 1911 census with his wife Jane and daughters Margaret, aged 3, and Catherine, aged 1. Jane have given birth to four children with two males deceased. | SILVER, Francis (I5825)
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| 17099 | On 1911 census with wife Jessie and daughter Marjorie as well as father-in-law George Smith. Married five years and one child. | GAMMIE, James William (I8334)
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| 17100 | On 1911 census, he is being cared for at a facility in Billericay and is described as "feebleminded from birth". | THORNTON, Robert James (I9531)
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