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151	Created Baron Teignmouth in the Peerage of Ireland in 1798.	John Shore 1st Baron Teignmouth
152	Also reported to have died on 7 March 1226 in Salisbury Castle.	William Longespée 1st Earl of Salisbury
153	1st Marquess of Dorset through whom his great grandson King Henry V11 claimed the crown; Lord High Admiral of England	John de Beaufort 1st Earl of Somerset
154	Received from his cousin King David II land in Clackmannan 1359 and Rate 1367. [S60]	Sir Robert Bruce 2nd Baron of Clackmannan & Rate
155	2nd Duke of Somerset; Regent of France; Marquess of Dorset; Earl of Mortain 1430; Earl of Dorset 1438; Earl of Somerset 1444	Edmund Beaufort 2nd Duke of Beaufort
156	Killed on Lancastrian side at the 1st Battle of St Albans in 1455	Edmund Beaufort 2nd Duke of Beaufort
157	Need to confirm relationship to 2nd Baron. [S1]	Charles John Shore 3rd Baron Teignmouth
158	One of the 25 barons who signed the Magna Carta	Richard de Clare 4th Earl of Hertford
159	One of the 25 barons who signed the Magna Carta	Gilbert de Clare 5th Earl of Hertford & 1st Earl of Gloucester
160	Fought in the Second Battle of St. Albans on 17 February 1460/61.	Sir John Grey 7th Lord Ferrers of Groby
161	Missed abortion at 6 months. Baby had Spina Bifida and had died in womb at 3 months. [S76]	Male Adams
162	Thomas Adie was a merchant and fish trader. He was the principal proprietor of T.M. Adie & Co., Voe, employing an estimated 400 fishermen and having shops at Voe, Papa Stour, Stenness and Skerries, including a hosiery business. He was engaged in fish curing and employed beach boys. Tacksman at Skerries for Bruce of Symbister and also factor for Lady Nicolson's estate at Papa, he was a member of the Delting Parochial Board. From: Grant, Francis; Zetland Family Histories, Lerwick, 1907, p. 2 : The Shetland Times, 23rd February 1884 : Will, Shetland Archives : Truck System Report, 1872 SC 12/6/1863/49 Summons of removing. 26:09:1863 Pursuer : Thomas Mountford Adie, merchant at Voe, Delting, tacksman. Defenders : Henry Johnson, Skerries, Thomas Hutchison there, John Johnson there, Laurence Anderson and John Anderson his son, joint subtenants there, and Laurence Sutherland there SC 12/6/1863/50 Summons of removing. 28:09:1863 Pursuer : Thomas Mountford Adie, merchant at Voe, Delting, tacksman. Defenders : William Hughson, Skerries, William Sutherland there, Laurence Hughson there, Thomas Johnson, res. in a room in the Booth there, and Archibald Williamson in Skerries. [S3]	Thomas Mountford Adie
163	In 1841, a Margaret Aird born in England is in Glasgow St Enochs, Lanarkshire - a Servant. [S1]	Margaret Aird
164	May be the daughter of Robert Aitken and Elizabeth Smith. [S3]	Catherine Aitken
165	Called herself Elizabeth but registered as Lizzie	Lizzie Reid Aitken
166	Possible sister to Robert.	Christen Alexandersdaughter
167	Possible sister to Robert.	Mary Alexandersdaughter
168	Eube 1714-1717, Benegarth 1717-	Gilbert Alexanderson
169	Gilbert Christopherson made a payment for him in 1709.	Robert Alexanderson
170	Tombstone describes him as "of Bucklesham". [S2]	Richard Charles Allen
171	In 1854 Gilbert Sandison [1782] wrote that his maternal grandfather was a native of Aberdeen who "had a good education and a great deal of botanical knowledge. He was also a beautiful writer and came to Shetland at the intercession of the then reigning Laird of Busta in the double capacity of superintending the garden and family clerk; the latter was his principle employment, for a young man was sent for to learn gardening under his tuition. His writings are still in the House of Busta and are very much admired by the present Laird. Some years after his arrival he found it necessary, like other people, to take a wife and married a young woman out of a respectable family, her name was Anne Omand. Their family consisted of two daughters of whom my mother was the youngest. They got their education partly from their father and partly from the Minister of the Parish, there being no proper school at that time for them to go to. How long they remained at Busta after their marriage I have not been informed, but some years after they took a farm from the same Laird. That farm was in Trondavoe, you will recollect the place, it is near the Manse of Delting. There the old people ended their earthly existence, there my father and mother were married, there I was born. So much of my mother's side, but half the story cannot be told in a letter." [S13]	Alexander Anderson
172	Sanders Anderson and Ann Omand used to visit the House of Busta with their friend Ann Cogle [I139]. In 1746 he was bearer of a letter from Robert Giffod, Busta, to his brother John Gifford. On 27 Sep 1761, John Smith and Alexander Anderson were rebuked by the Kirk Session for travelling both by sea and land on the Lord's day. [S2]	Alexander Anderson
173	Andrew Anderson was the Parochial Schoolmaster for the parishes of Nesting, Lunnasting, Whalsay and Skerries, being appointed by the Commissioners of Supply, Lerwick on 24th November 1829. The Parochial School in Vidlin was at Queeness and he taught there until 1857. He was buried at Lunna. From: Minutes of the Commissioners of Supply, Vol III, pp 168-171 [S3]	Andrew Anderson
174	Need to confirm that this is the correct Christian. [S3]	Christian Anderson
175	Need to check that this is the correct Elizabeth	Elizabeth Anderson
176	1881 Census: Thriepland Farm, Eaglesham, Renfrewshire	Grace Anderson
177	Claimed to be 104 years old. [S3]	Walter Anderson
178	Emigrated to California, USA - no children. [S2]	David Andrews
179	Tacksman in Garth, Udaller in Hillwell, Dunrossness	Adam Arcus
180	Udaller, deprived of hereditary land by Patrick Stewart, Earl of Orkney (Urthal Book 1601)	Andrew Arcus
181	Udaller in Arstais, named as leader in Summerdale	George Arcus
182	Tacksman in Arstais (Urthal Book 1601)	Gervase Arcus
183	Tacksman in Garth, Dunrossness	James Arcus
184	Udaller in Arstais, parish of St. Mary, Sanday. Bailiff to the Bishopris of Orkney. A leader in Battle of Summerdale, Orkney, May 1529	John Arcus
185	Udaller in Arstais. Bailiff to the Bishopric of Orkney, 1568	William Arcus
186	In 1841, Catherine Dubois, Independent, born c1751 in England (not Kent) is with Ann. She died in Maidstone in 1846. [S1]	Ann Argles
187	Need to confirm that Henry is one of the four sons mentioned on the family tombstone. [S1]	Henry Argles, JP
188	Birth registered in 1859 as George David Arnold West. Marriage registered in 1889 as George David W Arnold. In 1861, he is listed as George West and is with his mother Eliza West, the wife of a Cordwainer, and her mother. In view of his name, he was probably fathered by George David Arnold who was listed separately at the same address in 1861. [S1]	George David West Arnold
189	Widower in 1851	Peter Arnold
190	Need to confirm his parents. [S1]	James Arthurton
191	Probably Robert's father because Thomas is with him in 1841. [S1]	Thomas Arthurton
192	Invested as a Knight Bachelor on 4 October 1399 at the coronation of King Henry IV. On 12 February 1418 he agreed with Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter, to take 364 men-at-arms and 770 archers to France.	John Arundell, KB
193	Served in France during the reign of King Henry VI.	John Arundell
194	Invested as a Knight Bachelor on 6 July 1483 at the coronation of King Richard III	Thomas Arundell, KB
195	In 1871, Elizabeth is at her mother's with the two older children. It is possible that the married James, glass cutter lodging in Manchester, is her husband. The death of a James Aspinall was registered in Wigan, as was Elizabeth's second marriage. [S1]	James Aspinall
196	Received Beckbury Hall from her father upon her marriage.	Anne Astley
197	Created 1st Baronet Astley, of Patshull, Staffordshire, on 13 August 1662	Richard Astley, Bt
198	He raised a troop of Horse for the King during the Civil War	Walter Astley
199	Knighted 18 Jul 1560	Walter Aston, Kt MP JP
200	Started training as a doctor until paralysis made him lame - poliomyelitis? [S2]	William Atherton

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