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#	Notes	Linked to
551	Drouin Collection	Source (S376285417)
552	Drouin Collection	Source (S384764722)
553	Drowned rescuing a passenger	Simpson, Captain John (I172042346223)
554	DSO: NZ Gazette, 21 September 1944. Citation: "On 6th March 1943 at Medenine, Lieutenant Colonel K.W.R. Glasgow commanded his Regiment with conspicuous success and gallantry. His regiment was responsible for a zone of observation through which the hostile tanks approached. He calmly withheld all fire until the enemy tanks ran up against our forward six pounder (A/T) guns and with conspicuous skill and alacrity dealt with the infantry and soft skinned vehicles following the tanks, inflicting very heavy casualties on them and causing them to disperse. So well had he deployed his OPs to cover the zone that for the remainder of the day he was able to bring the maximum fire to bear on all the targets which later presented themselves, and the successful action fought on that day was due to a very large extent to his initiative and skill in collecting target information and disseminating it to the proper quarters. Despite intermittent shelling of his regiment area during the day Lt Col Glasgow persisted with his duties, keeping magnificent control of the situation throughout. Throughout a long period of Regimental command Lieutenant Colonel Glasgow has shown himself a forceful leader and able administrator; most competent at training and his conduct under fire at all times has been a source of inspiration to all those around him." · CO (Commanding Officer) of 14 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, May 1941. · CO of 5 Field Regiment, December 1941. · Commander 6 NZ Division, New Zealand, May 1943. · GSO1 (General Staff Officer, grade 1), Maadi Camp, Egypt, 1944. · Member of NZ Contingent to Victory Parade, London, 1946. http://muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/Cenotaph/36290.detail	Glasgow, Keith William Rutherford DSO (I172028664545)
555	Dyke Row	Stark, Samuel Jack (I172244500693)
556	East Street	Coates, Ann (I172056395762)
557	Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh City Archives.	Source (S468957560)
558	Edinburgh, Scotland: The Scottish National War Memorial (SNWM). "Roll Search." Accessed, 2022. "https://www.snwm.org/roll-search/.	Source (S468395856)
559	Electoral Registers	Source (S375281189)
560	Electrocuted while working on lines	Bayliss, Robert Kennard (I172033662566)
561	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S424464183)
562	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S425173984)
563	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S460493780)
564	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S468164683)
565	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S468339709)
566	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S468669407)
567	Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.	Source (S468777163)
568	Electronic databases created from various publications of probate records.	Source (S468516966)
569	Elizabeth died abt 1 Dec 1802 (or perhaps late Nov) age 64 yrs at Stand Hall, Pilkington Twp, nr Whitefield; buried 3 Dec 1802 at St Mary the Virgin Church, Prestwich.	BIRCH, Elizabeth (var. BIRTCH) (I172012791674)
570	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S375269048)
571	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S375269145)
572	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S375278761)
573	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S375278769)
574	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S375367393)
575	England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes	Source (S377207580)
576	England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991	Source (S375356824)
577	England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975	Source (S375269094)
578	England, Bristol Parish Registers	Source (S376310443)
579	England, Cheshire Bishop's Transcripts, 1576-1933	Source (S375278772)
580	England, Derbyshire, Church of England Parish Registers, 1538-1910	Source (S375621279)
581	England, Dorset, Parish Registers	Source (S376285436)
582	England, Essex Parish Registers, 1538-1900	Source (S376435980)
583	England, Kent Parish Registers, 1538-1911, Kent Archives Office, Maidstone, England.	Source (S459889332)
584	England, Marriages, 1538–1973	Source (S375336574)
585	Essex Church of England Parish Registers, Essex County Council, Chelmsford, Essex, England.	Source (S426336593)
586	Essex Church of England Parish Registers, Essex County Council, Chelmsford, Essex, England.	Source (S468516761)
587	Estimated from christening date	Thomas, John (I172127681189)
588	Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. ELCA, Birth, Marriage, Deaths. Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Chicago, Illinois.	Source (S438694703)
589	Evening Star, 25 Jan 1839, : Burgess Thomas butcher,at Calcutta, on 29 Nov 1888, late of Dunedin, deeply regretted.	Burgess, Thomas (I172033599032)
590	Explore Family History	Source (S375465248)
591	Explore Family History	Source (S375530308)
592	Explore Family History	Source (S375543346)
593	Extrapolated from death.	Haywood, Sarah (I172124723498)
594	Family NoticesThe Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Monday 26 February 1945 p 8 Family Notices... . Rice, 55 Clare St., New Town: a son (John Jeffery). SARGISON (nee Steele).-On February 21, 1945, at ... Londa Private Hospital, New Town, to Betty, wife of Pte Geoff. Sargison (A.I.F., abroad): a daughter, Janice ... 1675 words· Tagged as: Doris Wilson nee Porthouse,	Sargison, Geoffrey (I172026671305)
595	Family NoticesThe Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Saturday 11 December 1897 p 1 Family Notices... Deacon's, Queen-street East, Sandy Bay, the wife of F. Robinson, Nubeena: a son. Marriages. LUCAS-SARGISON ... son of Walter C. Lucas, of Margate, to Lorna Harriette, second daughter of Her-bert A. Sargison, of ... 163 words· Tagged as: Jessie DEACON n WESTLAKE aka Nurse DEACON · Text last corrected on 31 July 2013 by IanAHawke	Sargison, Lorna Harriette (I172026679165)
596	Family Seearch record for a baptism 21 Aug 1760 in Aylsham, Norfolk w parents James & Margaret Allen- ??? if right record	Allen, Susannah (I172019080939)
597	Famine Irish Entry Project, 1846-1851	Source (S389929537)
598	Father Thomas from Wallgate	Rylance, Ralph (I172075805173)
599	Fell between ship and wharf while training to be ships officer.	Hastie, James Dick (I172033837901)
600	FHL 1067855	Family: James Souness / Beatrice Young (F4618)

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551

Drouin Collection

Source (S376285417)

552

Drouin Collection

Source (S384764722)

553

Drowned rescuing a passenger

Simpson, Captain John (I172042346223)

554

DSO: NZ Gazette, 21 September 1944. Citation: "On 6th March 1943 at Medenine, Lieutenant Colonel K.W.R. Glasgow commanded his Regiment with conspicuous success and gallantry. His regiment was responsible for a zone of observation through which the hostile tanks approached. He calmly withheld all fire until the enemy tanks ran up against our forward six pounder (A/T) guns and with conspicuous skill and alacrity dealt with the infantry and soft skinned vehicles following the tanks, inflicting very heavy casualties on them and causing them to disperse. So well had he deployed his OPs to cover the zone that for the remainder of the day he was able to bring the maximum fire to bear on all the targets which later presented themselves, and the successful action fought on that day was due to a very large extent to his initiative and skill in collecting target information and disseminating it to the proper quarters. Despite intermittent shelling of his regiment area during the day Lt Col Glasgow persisted with his duties, keeping magnificent control of the situation throughout. Throughout a long period of Regimental command Lieutenant Colonel Glasgow has shown himself a forceful leader and able administrator; most competent at training and his conduct under fire at all times has been a source of inspiration to all those around him."

· CO (Commanding Officer) of 14 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, May 1941.
· CO of 5 Field Regiment, December 1941.
· Commander 6 NZ Division, New Zealand, May 1943.
· GSO1 (General Staff Officer, grade 1), Maadi Camp, Egypt, 1944.
· Member of NZ Contingent to Victory Parade, London, 1946.

http://muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/Cenotaph/36290.detail

Glasgow, Keith William Rutherford DSO (I172028664545)

555

Dyke Row

Stark, Samuel Jack (I172244500693)

556

East Street

Coates, Ann (I172056395762)

557

Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh City Archives.

Source (S468957560)

558

Edinburgh, Scotland: The Scottish National War Memorial (SNWM). "Roll Search." Accessed, 2022. "https://www.snwm.org/roll-search/.

Source (S468395856)

559

Electoral Registers

Source (S375281189)

560

Electrocuted while working on lines

Bayliss, Robert Kennard (I172033662566)

561