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1	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1219
2	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1218
3	11 children	Family: F9893
4	11 children	Family: F6057
5	15 years after the birth of their twins. [S17]	Family: F3355
6	16 children [S130]	Family: F7147
7	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F5028
8	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1216
9	2 daughters. [S2]	Family: F4983
10	2 other daughters. [S212]	Family: F9949
11	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1214
12	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1215
13	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1217
14	3 children	Family: F3396
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F5984
16	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F9280
17	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F9281
18	3 children. [S81]	Family: F4971
19	3 Sons 1 daughter	Family: F1213
20	3 sons, 8 daughters. [S196]	Family: F9420
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F4126
22	4 children [S96]	Family: F5933
23	4 children. [S54]	Family: F4469
24	5 children born in France. [S81]	Family: F4965
25	5 children. [S116]	Family: F9434
26	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6218
27	7 sons & 3 daughters	Family: F5045
28	8 children	Family: F6056
29	8 children died young. [S81]	Family: F1513
30	9 children	Family: F10882
31	A Harriett Hopking aged 9 is with Mary's uncle John in 1841. [S1]	Family: F5460
32	Adopted brother Alfred's daughter Ann. [S151]	Family: F8309
33	An Elizabeth Peck aged c25 is with Ann's brother John in 1841. [S1]	Family: F5438
34	Ann was 9th of 11 children.	Family: F8709
35	Are Samuel and Richard the same person? [S1]	Family: F4018
36	At least 7 children. [S67]	Family: F4609
37	At least one child	Family: F1766
38	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1775
39	Believed to have had a son, John or John Robert	Family: F2497
40	Believed to have had five children.	Family: F8809
41	Believed to have had two sons, Phillip & Thomas	Family: F2498
42	Benjamin is with his sister Ann in 1851 & 1861 but is unlikely to be Mary's son. [S1]	Family: F5334
43	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1167
44	Celebrated their diamond wedding in Port Melbourne in 1916. [S2]	Family: F3454
45	Charles & Louisa arrived in New York on 10 Sep 1892. [S1]	Family: F7344
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F9277
47	Children of Thomas or Edward who spent many years in Ceylon.	Family: F9560
48	Dain, Daine, Dane or Dean	Family: F4832
49	Ellen Baxter or Margaret Ellwood Day	Family: F7064
50	Emigrated to USA. [S2]	Family: F3583
51	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3491
52	Family went to Australia in 1849, returning in 1856. [S104]	Family: F6200
53	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3906
54	George is a widower in 1851 and likely to be Arthur's father because they were both together in 1841. [S1]	Family: F5958
55	George is living with his aunt, cousin and cousin's baby in 1881 so Frederick could be his son. [S1]	Family: F4792
56	Had 6 children. [S217]	Family: F10185
57	Had six children three of whom worked in the cotton mills near Bacup, Lancashire, and had numerous children. [S54]	Family: F4458
58	Henry (b1899 d1899), Doris (b1902) and George (b1904) were also registered in Pancras. [S1]	Family: F5137
59	Henry and Jane died of Hemlock poisoning in October 1858. [S3]	Family: F3463
60	Henry is a widower in 1861. [S1]	Family: F9608
61	In 1854 Gilbert wrote that he was the fifth child and youngest son. [S13]	Family: F74
62	In Dec 1886 four people got married in Ormskirk, Lancashire: James William Roscoe, Florence Grundy, Leonard Kennedy and Mary Blundell. It is tempting to pair James William with Florence because her brother and his sister married. But, so far, I have not been able to find them together on a census. My father [S2] has James married with 6 children but does not name his wife.	Family: F761
63	IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT STRUTHERS WHO DIED AT SYDE 30TH MARCH 1908 IN HIS 74TH YEAR HIS WIFE ANN WILSON WHO DIED 4TH DECEMBER 1913 IN HER 70TH YEAR	Family: F17
64	In May 1956, Lenny wrote that he had been the tenth of eleven children and the seventh son. Only seven had lived to majority and he was the only one surviving. [S2]	Family: F5064
65	James & Anne emigrated to Canada. [S2]	Family: F3449
66	James married Mrs Russell. [S81]	Family: F47
67	Jane and Henry lived together from c1858. [S146]	Family: F7654
68	Jean was the last of Sandy's mistresses during Mary's lifetime and he had introduced her to Mary as such. [S1]	Family: F206
69	Marriage granted by Governor. Free settler. [S96]	Family: F5841
70	Marriage witnessed by Isabella Reid and Hugh Aitken	Family: F700
71	Married 5 years on 1911 census.	Family: F4889
72	Martha was a Protestant and Anthony a Roman Catholic. It is believed that someone in his family took strong exception to the "mixed" marriage and arranged for him to work for the East India Company. Martha was expecting their first child so Anthony went to India and Martha and the child were to follow. Shortly after arriving in India, Anthony received a letter to say that both his wife and child had died in childbirth. At about the same time, Martha received a letter to say that Anthony had died soon after arriving in India. Martha then worked as a house-keeper for a local business man who liked to entertain the army officers from the local garrison in Athy. Some years later, during such an evening of entertainment, one officer, on hearing of the surname Cross, said that it reminded him of his old general in India. Enquiries were made and after confirmation of the situation had been received, Anthony decided to return to Ireland but died just a month before leaving. www.geocities.com/thadacto/cross.html	Family: F5944
73	Mary is at the home of her brother William and his family and his niece is one month old. She is therefore likely to be the mother. [S1]	Family: F2621
74	Need to check relationships. [S217]	Family: F10182
75	Need to confirm children. [S1]	Family: F2058
76	Need to confirm family connections. There are marriages in Raydon between John Hills and Anne Cook in both 1808 and 1810 according to www.familysearch.org. And a John Hills and Nancy Cook married in Raydon in 1802. They are on this site separately with their sons Thomas and Henry although Thomas is with an Ann in 1841. [S1]	Family: F10040
77	Need to confirm links to Thomas, Herbert and Sarah. [S1]	Family: F5077
78	Need to confirm name of bride. [S1]	Family: F5957
79	Need to confirm parentage of Woodfield Cecil. [S1]	Family: F9999
80	Need to confirm these are John's parents. [S184]	Family: F10274
81	Need to confirm they are brothers. [S1]	Family: F5092
82	Need to confirm this marriage. [S1]	Family: F3339
83	Newspaper report says bride is fifth daughter.	Family: F700
84	On 25 Mar 1858, Peter murdered his wife Agnes, their children John, Agnes and Peter and committed suicide by slitting his own throat. William recovered from his wounds.	Family: F3447
85	On 25th July 1863, they emigrated to New Zealand in the sailing ship "The Brothers Pride" arriving at Lyttleton on 10th December 1863. [S3] The captain was consistently drunk and did nothing to prevent landings at a port where yellow fever raged. Infection was taken aboard and 120 died on the voyage. The Irvines had their own cow and its milk and Grace's nursing did much to save many lives. [S2]	Family: F986
86	On her marriage certificate, daughter Jane's father is "Martin Clodd, Surgeon". No father is named at her birth, Clodd is her mother's maiden name, and "Martin Cottingham, Surgeon", is the father of her younger brother Martin. [S1]	Family: F9670
87	On the 1861 census, Eliza is Mrs Eliza West. [S1]	Family: F327
88	One of the daughters married a Simpson and had 3 daughters. [S81]	Family: F47
89	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F5026
90	plus more children. [S81]	Family: F4966
91	Possible spouse. [S3]	Family: F4426
92	Richard is likely to be her son. [S1]	Family: F3420
93	Said to have emigrated to Canada. [S18]	Family: F2600
94	The 4 children listed are with Barbara in 1841. Their parentage is not confirmed. [S1]	Family: F5825
95	The children are connected but their parents are not confirmed in all cases. [S1]	Family: F3345
96	The full address of the place of birth is rarely included on census forms and to find this address was especially interesting because I lived at 44 Arlington Road from 1967-9. [S1]	Family: F6183
97	The marriage of a Mary Nelson was registered in Bury St Edmunds in the last quarter of 1857. [S1]	Family: F5420
98	There were children. [S2]	Family: F5121
99	These are the grandchildren of Jonas. In 1871, they are with him, Emma is in prison and married, and William elsewhere. It is likely that they are William's children but this needs to be confirmed. [S1]	Family: F5808
100	They had a child.	Family: F3391
101	They had a child. [S35]	Family: F3399
102	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F8528
103	They have children. [S35]	Family: F3392
104	They have great grandchildren	Family: F3389
105	They have great grandchildren. [S35]	Family: F3393
106	They met on William's way home from India to retire.	Family: F547
107	This family is listed on the 1841 census. It is unlikely that Jane is mother of all the children, given that her age has been rounded down to 50. [S1]	Family: F5432
108	This needs sorting out! [S1]	Family: F10654
109	Thomas & Susan are in separate households in 1861 & 1871. She has the children yet is unmarried. [S1]	Family: F9920
110	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F8810
111	Transcription gives John's wife's name as Nicolsdaughter, so this needs to be checked. Death record for William gives name as Inga Morrison. [S3]	Family: F4388
112	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3293
113	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F3287
114	Walton, William, Beatrice & Maud were deaf from birth.	Family: F1510
115	William & Barbara were cousins. [S2]	Family: F976
116	William is the third son.	Family: F8380
117	Witness: Joseph Coulson	Family: F6201
118	Witness: Samuel Collett	Family: F7248
119	Witnesses: William Bishop & Elizabeth Gold	Family: F3344
120	[S2] has different birth dates for John and Gilbert from those verified by [S3] so it might be that there were two others who died. [S1]	Family: F980
121	Cousen or Halloran	Catharine Sarah (Alcock)
122	Could be Emma Storey who married in Norwich in the last quarter of 1850, as did a William Arthurton. [S1]	Emma (Arthurton)
123	Could be Susannah Carr or Matilda Davis. [S1]	?? (Bishop)
124	Could be Harriet Farrer. [S1]	Harriet (Bradshaw)
125	Could be Mary Robson or Mary Ann West. [S1]	Mary (Brumwell)
126	Possibly Jane Bellinger. [S1]	Jane (Butler)
127	Could be Mary Knight. [S120]	?? (Cawthorn)
128	Arthur is a widower in 1901. [S1]	?? (Crowther)
129	In 1881, Caroline Brownley (widow aged 76) is also at Rebecca's son-in-law's, described as aunt-in-law. Probably Rebecca's sister. [S1]	Rebecca (Genower)
130	Lived with her daughter Sarah after separating from Daniel. [S80]	Hannah (Hankins)
131	Could be Mary Ann Prew. [S1]	Mary Ann (Hills)
132	Could be Mary Grist and married in Cosford in 1837. [S1]	Mary Ann (Hills)
133	Might be Anne Hunt who married in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, in the last quarter of 1837, as did a Whitmore Jones. [S1]	Anne (Jones)
134	The death of a John Paul Junguis was registered in Norwich, Norfolk, in March 1840.	Jemima (Junguis)
135	Might be Mary Ann Ballinger - her marriage was registered in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, in the first quarter of 1859, as was the marriage of a Richard Kemble. [S1]	Mary Ann (Kemble)
136	Might be Mary Ann Rowland - her marriage was registered in Cricklade, Wiltshire, in the last quarter of 1854, as was the marriage of a Richard Kemble. [S1]	Mary Ann (Kemble)
137	Could be Ann Blackman. [S1]	Ann (Martin)
138	Deaths registered in Wycombe include: Jane - Apr-Jun 1843 Martha - Jan-Mar 1840 Mary - Jan-Mar 1841	?? (Patey)
139	1861: Listed as deaf. [S1]	Mary Ann (Potter)
140	Might be Ann Didsbury. [S1]	Ann (Radbourne)
141	Married at the same time were Jane Ann Gowing and Jane Ann Marshall. [S1]	Jane Ann (Rickson)
142	Could be Mary Ann Smith. [S1]	Mary (Roe)
143	British Subject by 1891. [S1]	Helen (Sixsmith)
144	Was a widow when she married William. [S2]	Sarah (Sixsmith)
145	Naturalised British Subject. [1891 Census]	Clotilde (Smartly)
146	Could be Charlotte Barker. [S1]	Charlotte (Smith)
147	Could be Martha Shepherd/Shephard. [S1]	Martha (Spencer)
148	Margaret Madeleine Oliver or Grace Edith Stoker. [S1]	?? (Stubbs)
149	Could be Emma Oliver who married in Stoke Upon Trent, Staffs, in the last quarter of 1867 at the same time as a Charles Stubbs. [S1]	Emma (Stubbs)
150	Could be Betsey Osborne. [S1]	Betsy (Tompkins)

Data compiled by Anne Horner 2009
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