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851	NZBDM Register 1918/5554	Glover, Clarence (Clarry) Kenneth (I172015250582)
852	NZBDM Register 1968/38048	Glover, James Alfred (I172015250524)
853	NZBDM Register 1991/41952	Dick, Allan Gerald (I171000907553)
854	NZBDM Register 2009/19587 Birth Date Confirmed in Death Record.	Dick, Mavis Doreen (I171000738417)
855	NZBDM: death - 1886/2039 Souness James 53Y	Souness, James (I172101682000)
856	NZBDN 1929/6679	Family: Henry (Harry) Griffin Sargison / Sarah Barbara Omand (F243)
857	Obituary of Joseph Woodhead Liverpool Mercury etc (Liverpool, England), Tuesday, March 11, 1890; Issue 13158 The late Mr. Joseph Woodhead – many residents in Liverpool and neighbourhood will hear with sincere regret of the death of mr. Joseph Woodhead of Everton House, Cambridge Road, Southport, which took place at his residence on Friday evening, aged 80 years. He was a native of Walsden, Yorkshire, where he commenced business as a wholesale confectioner, removing to Liverpool to extend the same, and about 14 years since retiring to Southport. The business continued for a time by a son of Mr. Woodhead, is now in the hands of Mr.Horatio Smith of Lord Street. For the past 14 years mr. Woodhead has resided at Southport, and lately in great privacy owning to the unsatisfactory state of his health. He died from an attack of acute bronchitis, and for a long period had been attended by Dr. Mort of Southport. The deceased was a Liberal and a Congregationalist. While his health permitted, he attended the Churchtown Congregational Church. He was twice married, and died a widower. Only one son survives him. One of his sons married a daughter of the late Mr. John Maitland of the Liverpool Mercury. The interment will take place at the Southport cemetery on Thursday morning at half past 11 o’clock.	Woodhead, Joseph (I172049266830)
858	Obituary- The Telegraph Saturday, July 7, 2018 5:09 PM Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/6443230/person/-1232914285/media/ea40d643-2247-48c1-ad38-357598ae2e05?destTreeId=120819959&destPersonId=172020029461&_phsrc=VVZ10173&_phstart=default · Margaret Thomson 12:01AM GMT 10 Jan 2006 Margaret Thomson, who died on December 30 aged 95, was a documentaryfilm maker well known for the series of public information films she madeduring the Second World War designed to help amateur gardeners and farmers maketheir contribution to the war effort; these included such titles as Making aCompost Heap (1942), Clamping Potatoes (1942) and Making Grass Silage (1943). Margaret Thomson was born on June 10 1910 in Australia, but spentmost of her childhood in Wellington, New Zealand, where her father, AlanThomson, an eminent geologist and the first New Zealander to win a RhodesScholarship, was director of the Dominion Museum. At around the time hisdaughter was born, Thomson was invited to accompany Captain Scott's secondexpedition to the Antarctic, but was luckily prevented from going by a bout oftuberculosis. Later, the family moved to Christchurch. Margaret took a master's degree in Zoology at Canterbury College,but, unable to find a job in New Zealand, moved to London in 1934. She beganteaching zoology at a grammar school, but the work did not suit her. Instead,inspired by an episode of Mary Field's Secrets of Nature educational filmseries, she applied to the production company Gaumont-British Instructional forwork. She took a job in their film library and, owing to her expertise inzoology, was later asked to make a series of six educational films about theecology and natural environment of Britain. Between 1936 and 1937 she directedfilms on Chalk Downlands, Meadowlands, Moorlands, Oakwoods, Salt Marshes andHeathlands. After the series was completed, she worked in the editing room for atime, acquiring technical knowledge until a slump in the film industry broughther job to an end in 1938. For the next three years she did a variety of jobs, includingediting at the Shell and Strand Film Units, making travelogues with MarionGrierson for the Trade and Industrial Development Association and teachingEnglish in Spain. In 1940 she began retraining as an electrician, but returnedto film making when offered a job at the Realist Film Unit, the most importantdocumentary film unit outside the GPO Film Unit, the following year. She remained with the unit throughout the war and until 1947,gaining a reputation as an exceptional and prolific director of instructionalhorticultural, agricultural and medical films for wartime audiences. Films suchas Making a Compost Heap (1942), Hedging (1942), Clean Milk (1943) and TheSigns and Stages of Anaesthesia (1944) were characterised by their visualsimplicity and their ability to communicate complex information in a clear,unpatronising way. One film, Saving Your Own Seeds, was described as"excellent. A model instructional film" in a 1942 DocumentaryNewsletter. After the war, Margaret Thomson made two recruitment films for theMinistry of Education, Children Learning By Experience (1946) and ChildrenGrowing Up With Other People (1947). In these, she filmed children playing onLondon's bombsites and in parks, trying to avoid intruding on the children'senvironment and to obtain a truer picture of their behaviour by allowing shotsto run longer than normal. In 1948 she returned to New Zealand, where she directed severalnewsreels for the New Zealand Film Unit before coming back to Britain to workfor the Crown (formerly the GPO) Film Unit in 1950. After Crown closed in 1951,she went freelance. Her only feature film, Child's Play (1954), was made for thegovernment-backed feature unit Group 3, but Margaret Thomson was not satisfiedwith it and did not enjoy the experience. She then worked as a casting directorat Pinewood Studios, finding children for feature film directors and coachingthem in their lines. She was the children's coach on, among other films, Philip Leacock'sKidnappers (1953). The two children involved (Jon Whitely and Vincent Winter)were awarded honorary Oscars - Vincent being given a miniature statuette. In the late 1950s Margaret Thomson established a production companywith her husband Bob Ash, directing industrially-sponsored films until sheretired in 1977. An adventurous cook and an intrepid traveller, Margaret Thomsonclaimed, when asked by interviewers, that she had never experienced prejudiceand that it had never crossed her mind that women in the film industry were anydifferent from the men. In 2002 she enjoyed a screening of some of her wartime informationfilms at the Imperial War Museum. Margaret Thomson's husband predeceased her in 1987.	THOMSON, Margaret Sutcliffe (I172020029461)
859	OBITUARYJames Hopehill Allan Friday, July 6, 2018 10:29 AM Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/5958343/person/-37769723/media/7141eec3-30a7-4198-8b67-41ad87b19a51?_phsrc=VVZ9369&usePUBJs=true OBITUARYPosted 04 Jan 2010 by hallbergbill Like 0 Comment 0 Share DEATH OF MR JAMES ALLAN, OP. HOPEHILL. The death of another pioneer settler has to be recorded— Mr James Allan, of Hopehill, Taieri, having diedat his residence on Sunday morning at the comparatively early age of 67. Ifc isbut a few months ago since we recorded the death of his aged mother ; so thatthe news published by us yesterday morning of Mr Allan'sdeath came quite as a surprise to his many friends. Mr James Allan came to New Zealand as a young man of 24, arriving inNelsonwith his father and other members of the family in 1842. Some six yearslater the family removed to Ofcago, and the deceased commenced business inDanedin in partnership with Mr JamesSmith, now of Greenfield, as storekeepers and bakers, the site selected beingthat now known as Hardies corner, but long famous as Bullen s corner. At thattime the population was limited, and most of the settlers about Danedin werecontent with home-made bread. The partners, herefore, finding that there wasbut limited scope for their ..energy, disposed of the business and tamed theirattention to agricultural and pastoral pursuits, and Borne 13,000 acres of landin the Tokomairiro district were leased. The advancing tide of settlement soondeprived the partners of most of their run. Meantime Mr Allan purchased for himself the freehold of some land at BastTaieri, where the otbefcrnembars of his family had settled. Here he took up hisresidence with his young and growiog family, and heie he remained up to thetime of his death. The freehold was added to from time to time until a fewyears ago the area was 5000 acres. Mr Allan'ssuccess as a farmer and breeder of stock was considerable, and his reputationwas gained after many a keen contest in the show ring. Of late years he metwith some reverses, but it cannot be said that these were due to any want ofknowledge or painstaking effort on his part. Mr Allanalways took considerable interest m public affairs, aud took his full share ofduties which fall to the lot of public-spirited and eaergetic colonists. In1870 he was elected, unopposed, for a vacancy in the representation of theTaieri in the Provincial Council, and continued with Mr Donald Reid and thelate Mr James Shand to represent thedistrict until the abolition of provinces. He .vas then elected a member of theTaieri County Council, and sat for several years. He took an active part inroad board and school matters, and in every way assish-d in evry * public moremtutfor the advancement of the district. The respect in which he was held by his'fellow se.ttlers is abundantly shown by the fact cf bu being elected by them tothe many public positions which he htld. He was esteemed by all who knew him asa man of sterling worth, ever ready, when a ked, to give advice or assistance.He leaves a widow aud six sous aud four daughters, aJI grown up.	Allan, James Hopehill (I172019413769)
860	Occupation A Dealer and a Resident of 94 Main Road, Tomahawk. Born NZ. Last came from Residence. Buried 2 Apr. Informant H Gou Registration Number Family Name Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) Still Birth 1912/3297 Jolly John Robert Annie Harry - Order Product 1901/5983 Jolly Robert Allan Mary Hannah Robert - Order Product 1870/36062 Jolly Robert Elizabeth John - Order Product «Start \| Prev\| 1 \| Next \| End » Printer Friendly Page (current) Printer Friendly Page (all) Inserted from <https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Search/Search?Path=querySubmit.m%3fReportName%3dBirthSearch%26recordsPP%3d30#SearchResults>	Jolly, Robert James (I171000907541)
861	Occupation: Onsetter Colliery: Glapwell Owner: Sheepbridge Coal and Iron Co Ltd Notes: While stepping on to the cage at the pit bottom to release a full tub which had become derailed, he was struck on the head and killed by a piece of coal which fel	Sargison, Joseph (I172034424000)
862	Ohio Census, 1790-1890	Source (S376418887)
863	Ohio County, District and Probate Courts.	Source (S467657506)
864	Old Anglican Section Row 27 Lot 18	Jones, Jane (I172024215860)
865	On the NZ Company records Mary Ann gave her age as 25	Lurcock, Mary Ann (I172044021454)
866	on war records a "Miss Harris" is the designated person, described as a friend	Rylance, Frederick Thomas Robert (I172004616068)
867	One of 3 children	Porteous, Archibald (I172026617365)
868	One of 9 children	Porteous, John (I172026617440)
869	OPR	Fraser, Daniel (I172071047421)
870	or 1847-1936	Jolly, John (I172033019464)
871	Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998	Source (S375812481)
872	Oregon, Marriage Indexes, 1906-1924, 1946-2008	Source (S375847305)
873	Original data: Anglican Parish Registers, Oxfordshire Family History Society and Oxfordshire History Centre. Please be aware that images may not be used for purposes incompatible with the tenets of the Church of England, and that the Church of England or its agents may take action against anyone who does so.	Source (S408370804)
874	Original sources vary according to directory. The title of the specific directory being viewed is listed at the top of the image viewer page. Check the directory title page image for full title and publication information.	Source (S423456682)
875	Ottawa Journal Newspaper	Source (S390216220)
876	Padre on Maheno during war.	Hopper, Rev. Arthur (I172028812365)
877	Papers PAst arrived Jura Sept 1858	Robertson, Agnes (I172004740895)
878	Papers Past \| BIRTH. (Mount Ida Chronicle, 1878-09-07) Thursday, July 26, 2018 3:20 PM "Georgina Betson!" Clipped from: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MIC18780907.2.3?query=george+d+cunningham&title=AHCOG%2CBH%2CCL%2CCROMARG%2CDUNST%2	Cunningham, Georgina Betson Ann (I171000738646)
879	PapersPast \| BIRTH. (Mount Ida Chronicle, 1878-09-07) Thursday, July 26, 2018 3:20 PM "Georgina Betson!" Clipped from: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MIC18780907.2.3?query=george+d+cunningham&title=AHCOG%2CBH%2CCL%2CCROMARG%2CDUNST%2CESD%2CLCM%2CLCP%2CLWM%2CME%2CMIC%2CMTBM%2CNOT%2COAM%2CODT%2COW%2COSWCC%2CSOCR%2CST%2CTT%2CWSTAR	Cunningham, Georgina Betson Ann (I171000738646)
880	Parent on son John's marriage certificate	FLEMING, James (I172033595632)
881	parentage not confirmed James and MArtha did come to Australia with a son called Jospeh but the William not mention on pasenger list...	Mitchell, Joseph William (I172023099892)
882	Parents born Ireland	Dale, James (I172314522498)
883	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I172028159706)
884	Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s	Source (S375840319)
885	Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.	Source (S425172694)
886	Pennsylvania Census, 1772-1890	Source (S378410196)
887	People Search	Source (S376198448)
888	Per "The Allans of Taieri" biography, Ch 7, P, 103 TBC	Sutcliffe, Richard (I172019633238)
889	Per "The Allans of Taieri" biography, Ch 7, p. 103 also per headstone. TBC is correct person	Sutcliffe, Richard (I172019633238)
890	per Joss family tree on ancestry.com April 2008 Previous I had c1837 as this matched her cemetery record	PETTIGREW, Mary (I172033595651)
891	Personal Notices from Newspaper Issues. Fairfax Media.	Source (S468458000)
892	Pit accident	Allan, Samuel (I172025850498)
893	Place: Source: Jan Hazel. Birth Date Estimated backwards from marriage date, this would make John 76 at his death and 25 at his wedding. Trial to see if anything hints.	Jones, John (I172048922888)
894	Plot 65/1204. Same plot as Thomas Sargison	Sargison, Dolby (Violi) Charles (I172019122939)
895	Point Pleasant Register - Oct 17 1990new Text "..., Harry N. “Dick" Bass of West Columbia; two daughters, Toni L. Givens and Kellie Jo Stewart, both of West Columbia; onc son, James C. “Bub” Bass, also of West Columbia; onc brother, George Thomas	Dick, Henry (Harry) Edwin Tosh (I172034586661)
896	Poll Books for Councillors for the City of Edinburgh/List of Burgh Voters for the City of Edinburgh/Register of Voters for the City of Edinburgh and the Burgh of Leith. Edinburgh City Archives, Edinburgh, Scotland.	Source (S467873210)
897	PORTOBELLO CEMETERY \|Location: Block 1. Plot 1, Block 1, Plot 1, Portobello Cemetery, Dunedin, New Zealand July 6 1876	Dick, Robert (I172016543097)
898	Possibility from Ancestry, In New Zealand. Although can't save record to my tree without creating a new tree.	Montague, Jane Elizabeth (I172131778736)
899	Possibly born in Bower or maybe a Norway connection to a fjord south of Bergen as our family stories suggest.	Swanson, William (I172051769084)
900	Posted 11 jul 2012 by TreeGazer Taken from Bill Hunt Snr's notes: Frank bought a property at 91 Opoho Road. When he died in 1920, his widow, Mary Sprague redesigned the front of the house to accommodate a small shop from which she sold sweets, biscuits and home-made scones to the Knox College students and the general public. This was to help support her five children, all of whom have now gone: Frank Sprague: who later had a property across the gully from number 91; he was well known in the district and President of the Alhambra rugby Club for many years. Newton Sprague: a Timaru resident who ran the Sprague and Sexton service station at Salt Water Creek. Myrtle Sprague: my mother Dick Sprague: who went to the war in 1939 and spent most of the next five years in Stalag VIIIB Ivy Ernestine Sprague: known to us all as Tuppy or Tup, which came from the term tuppence as she was so small.	REID, Mary (I172030670196)

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851

NZBDM Register 1918/5554

Glover, Clarence (Clarry) Kenneth (I172015250582)

852

NZBDM Register 1968/38048

Glover, James Alfred (I172015250524)

853

NZBDM Register 1991/41952

Dick, Allan Gerald (I171000907553)

854

NZBDM Register 2009/19587 Birth Date Confirmed in Death Record.

Dick, Mavis Doreen (I171000738417)

855

NZBDM: death - 1886/2039 Souness James 53Y

Souness, James (I172101682000)

856

NZBDN 1929/6679

Family: Henry (Harry) Griffin Sargison / Sarah Barbara Omand (F243)

857

Obituary of Joseph Woodhead

Liverpool Mercury etc (Liverpool, England), Tuesday, March 11, 1890; Issue 13158

The late Mr. Joseph Woodhead – many residents in Liverpool and neighbourhood will hear with sincere regret of the death of mr. Joseph Woodhead of Everton House, Cambridge Road, Southport, which took place at his residence on Friday evening, aged 80 years. He was a native of Walsden, Yorkshire, where he commenced business as a wholesale confectioner, removing to Liverpool to extend the same, and about 14 years since retiring to Southport. The business continued for a time by a son of Mr. Woodhead, is now in the hands of Mr.Horatio Smith of Lord Street. For the past 14 years mr. Woodhead has resided at Southport, and lately in great privacy owning to the unsatisfactory state of his health. He died from an attack of acute bronchitis, and for a long period had been attended by Dr. Mort of Southport. The deceased was a Liberal and a Congregationalist. While his health permitted, he attended the Churchtown Congregational Church. He was twice married, and died a widower. Only one son survives him. One of his sons married a daughter of the late Mr. John Maitland of the Liverpool Mercury. The interment will take place at the Southport cemetery on Thursday morning at half past 11 o’clock.

Woodhead, Joseph (I172049266830)

858

Obituary- The Telegraph
Saturday, July 7, 2018
5:09 PM
Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/6443230/person/-1232914285/media/ea40d643-2247-48c1-ad38-357598ae2e05?destTreeId=120819959&destPersonId=172020029461&_phsrc=VVZ10173&_phstart=default
· Margaret Thomson
12:01AM GMT 10 Jan 2006
Margaret Thomson, who died on December 30 aged 95, was a documentaryfilm maker well known for the series of public information films she madeduring the Second World War designed to help amateur gardeners and farmers maketheir contribution to the war effort; these included such titles as Making aCompost Heap (1942), Clamping Potatoes (1942) and Making Grass Silage (1943).
Margaret Thomson was born on June 10 1910 in Australia, but spentmost of her childhood in Wellington, New Zealand, where her father, AlanThomson, an eminent geologist and the first New Zealander to win a RhodesScholarship, was director of the Dominion Museum. At around the time hisdaughter was born, Thomson was invited to accompany Captain Scott's secondexpedition to the Antarctic, but was luckily prevented from going by a bout oftuberculosis. Later, the family moved to Christchurch.
Margaret took a master's degree in Zoology at Canterbury College,but, unable to find a job in New Zealand, moved to London in 1934. She beganteaching zoology at a grammar school, but the work did not suit her. Instead,inspired by an episode of Mary Field's Secrets of Nature educational filmseries, she applied to the production company Gaumont-British Instructional forwork. She took a job in their film library and, owing to her expertise inzoology, was later asked to make a series of six educational films about theecology and natural environment of Britain. Between 1936 and 1937 she directedfilms on Chalk Downlands, Meadowlands, Moorlands, Oakwoods, Salt Marshes andHeathlands.
After the series was completed, she worked in the editing room for atime, acquiring technical knowledge until a slump in the film industry broughther job to an end in 1938.
For the next three years she did a variety of jobs, includingediting at the Shell and Strand Film Units, making travelogues with MarionGrierson for the Trade and Industrial Development Association and teachingEnglish in Spain. In 1940 she began retraining as an electrician, but returnedto film making when offered a job at the Realist Film Unit, the most importantdocumentary film unit outside the GPO Film Unit, the following year.
She remained with the unit throughout the war and until 1947,gaining a reputation as an exceptional and prolific director of instructionalhorticultural, agricultural and medical films for wartime audiences. Films suchas Making a Compost Heap (1942), Hedging (1942), Clean Milk (1943) and TheSigns and Stages of Anaesthesia (1944) were characterised by their visualsimplicity and their ability to communicate complex information in a clear,unpatronising way. One film, Saving Your Own Seeds, was described as"excellent. A model instructional film" in a 1942 DocumentaryNewsletter.
After the war, Margaret Thomson made two recruitment films for theMinistry of Education, Children Learning By Experience (1946) and ChildrenGrowing Up With Other People (1947). In these, she filmed children playing onLondon's bombsites and in parks, trying to avoid intruding on the children'senvironment and to obtain a truer picture of their behaviour by allowing shotsto run longer than normal.
In 1948 she returned to New Zealand, where she directed severalnewsreels for the New Zealand Film Unit before coming back to Britain to workfor the Crown (formerly the GPO) Film Unit in 1950. After Crown closed in 1951,she went freelance.
Her only feature film, Child's Play (1954), was made for thegovernment-backed feature unit Group 3, but Margaret Thomson was not satisfiedwith it and did not enjoy the experience. She then worked as a casting directorat Pinewood Studios, finding children for feature film directors and coachingthem in their lines.
She was the children's coach on, among other films, Philip Leacock'sKidnappers (1953). The two children involved (Jon Whitely and Vincent Winter)were awarded honorary Oscars - Vincent being given a miniature statuette.
In the late 1950s Margaret Thomson established a production companywith her husband Bob Ash, directing industrially-sponsored films until sheretired in 1977.
An adventurous cook and an intrepid traveller, Margaret Thomsonclaimed, when asked by interviewers, that she had never experienced prejudiceand that it had never crossed her mind that women in the film industry were anydifferent from the men.
In 2002 she enjoyed a screening of some of her wartime informationfilms at the Imperial War Museum.
Margaret Thomson's husband predeceased her in 1987.

THOMSON, Margaret Sutcliffe (I172020029461)

859

OBITUARYJames Hopehill Allan
Friday, July 6, 2018
10:29 AM
Clipped from: https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/5958343/person/-37769723/media/7141eec3-30a7-4198-8b67-41ad87b19a51?_phsrc=VVZ9369&usePUBJs=true
OBITUARYPosted 04 Jan 2010 by hallbergbill Like 0 Comment 0 Share
DEATH OF MR JAMES ALLAN, OP. HOPEHILL.
The death of another pioneer settler has to be recorded— Mr James Allan, of Hopehill, Taieri, having diedat his residence on Sunday morning at the comparatively early age of 67. Ifc isbut a few months ago since we recorded the death of his aged mother ; so thatthe news published by us yesterday morning of Mr Allan'sdeath came quite as a surprise to his many friends. Mr James Allan came to New Zealand as a young man of 24, arriving inNelsonwith his father and other members of the family in 1842. Some six yearslater the family removed to Ofcago, and the deceased commenced business inDanedin in partnership with Mr JamesSmith, now of Greenfield, as storekeepers and bakers, the site selected beingthat now known as Hardies corner, but long famous as Bullen s corner. At thattime the population was limited, and most of the settlers about Danedin werecontent with home-made bread. The partners, herefore, finding that there wasbut limited scope for their ..energy, disposed of the business and tamed theirattention to agricultural and pastoral pursuits, and Borne 13,000 acres of landin the Tokomairiro district were leased. The advancing tide of settlement soondeprived the partners of most of their run. Meantime Mr Allan purchased for himself the freehold of some land at BastTaieri, where the otbefcrnembars of his family had settled. Here he took up hisresidence with his young and growiog family, and heie he remained up to thetime of his death. The freehold was added to from time to time until a fewyears ago the area was 5000 acres. Mr Allan'ssuccess as a farmer and breeder of stock was considerable, and his reputationwas gained after many a keen contest in the show ring. Of late years he metwith some reverses, but it cannot be said that these were due to any want ofknowledge or painstaking effort on his part. Mr Allanalways took considerable interest m public affairs, aud took his full share ofduties which fall to the lot of public-spirited and eaergetic colonists. In1870 he was elected, unopposed, for a vacancy in the representation of theTaieri in the Provincial Council, and continued with Mr Donald Reid and thelate Mr James Shand to represent thedistrict until the abolition of provinces. He .vas then elected a member of theTaieri County Council, and sat for several years. He took an active part inroad board and school matters, and in every way assish-d in evry * public moremtutfor the advancement of the district. The respect in which he was held by his'fellow se.ttlers is abundantly shown by the fact cf bu being elected by them tothe many public positions which he htld. He was esteemed by all who knew him asa man of sterling worth, ever ready, when a ked, to give advice or assistance.He leaves a widow aud six sous aud four daughters, aJI grown up.

Allan, James Hopehill (I172019413769)

860

Occupation A Dealer and a Resident of 94 Main Road, Tomahawk. Born NZ. Last came from Residence. Buried 2 Apr. Informant H Gou

Registration Number
Family Name
Given Name(s)
Mother's Given
Name(s)
Father's Given
Name(s)
Still Birth

1912/3297
Jolly
John Robert
Annie
Harry
-
Order Product
1901/5983
Jolly
Robert Allan
Mary Hannah
Robert
-
Order Product
1870/36062
Jolly
Robert
Elizabeth
John
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Order Product
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Jolly, Robert James (I171000907541)

861

Occupation: Onsetter Colliery: Glapwell Owner: Sheepbridge Coal and Iron Co Ltd Notes: While stepping on to the cage at the pit bottom to release a full tub which had become derailed, he was struck on the head and killed by a piece of coal which fel

Sargison, Joseph (I172034424000)

862

Ohio Census, 1790-1890

Source (S376418887)

863

Ohio County, District and Probate Courts.

Source (S467657506)

864

Old Anglican Section Row 27 Lot 18

Jones, Jane (I172024215860)

865

On the NZ Company records Mary Ann gave her age as 25

Lurcock, Mary Ann (I172044021454)

866

on war records a "Miss Harris" is the designated person, described as a friend

Rylance, Frederick Thomas Robert (I172004616068)

867

One of 3 children

Porteous, Archibald (I172026617365)

868

One of 9 children

Porteous, John (I172026617440)

869

OPR

Fraser, Daniel (I172071047421)

870

or 1847-1936

Jolly, John (I172033019464)

871

Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998

Source (S375812481)

872

Oregon, Marriage Indexes, 1906-1924, 1946-2008

Source (S375847305)

873

Original data: Anglican Parish Registers, Oxfordshire Family History Society and Oxfordshire History Centre. Please be aware that images may not be used for purposes incompatible with the tenets of the Church of England, and that the Church of England or its agents may take action against anyone who does so.

Source (S408370804)

874

Original sources vary according to directory. The title of the specific directory being viewed is listed at the top of the image viewer page. Check the directory title page image for full title and publication information.

Source (S423456682)

875

Ottawa Journal Newspaper

Source (S390216220)

876

Padre on Maheno during war.

Hopper, Rev. Arthur (I172028812365)

877

Papers PAst
arrived Jura Sept 1858

Robertson, Agnes (I172004740895)

878

Papers Past | BIRTH. (Mount Ida Chronicle, 1878-09-07) Thursday, July 26, 2018 3:20 PM "Georgina Betson!" Clipped from: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MIC18780907.2.3?query=george+d+cunningham&title=AHCOG%2CBH%2CCL%2CCROMARG%2CDUNST%2

Cunningham, Georgina Betson Ann (I171000738646)

879

PapersPast | BIRTH. (Mount Ida Chronicle, 1878-09-07)
Thursday, July 26, 2018
3:20 PM
"Georgina Betson!"
Clipped from: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MIC18780907.2.3?query=george+d+cunningham&title=AHCOG%2CBH%2CCL%2CCROMARG%2CDUNST%2CESD%2CLCM%2CLCP%2CLWM%2CME%2CMIC%2CMTBM%2CNOT%2COAM%2CODT%2COW%2COSWCC%2CSOCR%2CST%2CTT%2CWSTAR

Cunningham, Georgina Betson Ann (I171000738646)

880

Parent on son John's marriage certificate

FLEMING, James (I172033595632)

881

parentage not confirmed James and MArtha did come to Australia with a son called Jospeh but the William not mention on pasenger list...

Mitchell, Joseph William (I172023099892)

882

Parents born Ireland

Dale, James (I172314522498)

883

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I172028159706)

884

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s

Source (S375840319)

885

Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Source (S425172694)

886

Pennsylvania Census, 1772-1890

Source (S378410196)

887

People Search

Source (S376198448)

888

Per "The Allans of Taieri" biography, Ch 7, P, 103 TBC

Sutcliffe, Richard (I172019633238)

889

Per "The Allans of Taieri" biography, Ch 7, p. 103 also per headstone. TBC is correct person

Sutcliffe, Richard (I172019633238)

890

per Joss family tree on ancestry.com April 2008 Previous I had c1837 as this matched her cemetery record

PETTIGREW, Mary (I172033595651)

891

Personal Notices from Newspaper Issues. Fairfax Media.

Source (S468458000)

892

Pit accident

Allan, Samuel (I172025850498)

893

Place: Source: Jan Hazel. Birth Date Estimated backwards from marriage date, this would make John 76 at his death and 25 at his wedding. Trial to see if anything hints.

Jones, John (I172048922888)

894

Plot 65/1204. Same plot as Thomas Sargison

Sargison, Dolby (Violi) Charles (I172019122939)

895

Point Pleasant Register - Oct 17 1990new
Text
"..., Harry N. “Dick" Bass of West Columbia; two daughters, Toni L. Givens and Kellie Jo Stewart, both of West Columbia; onc son, James C. “Bub” Bass, also of West Columbia; onc brother, George Thomas

Dick, Henry (Harry) Edwin Tosh (I172034586661)

896

Poll Books for Councillors for the City of Edinburgh/List of Burgh Voters for the City of Edinburgh/Register of Voters for the City of Edinburgh and the Burgh of Leith. Edinburgh City Archives, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Source (S467873210)

897

PORTOBELLO CEMETERY |Location: Block 1. Plot 1, Block 1, Plot 1, Portobello Cemetery, Dunedin, New Zealand
July 6 1876

Dick, Robert (I172016543097)

898

Possibility from Ancestry, In New Zealand. Although can't save record to my tree without creating a new tree.

Montague, Jane Elizabeth (I172131778736)

899

Possibly born in Bower or maybe a Norway connection to a fjord south of Bergen as our family stories suggest.

Swanson, William (I172051769084)

900

Posted 11 jul 2012 by TreeGazer Taken from Bill Hunt Snr's notes: Frank bought a property at 91 Opoho Road. When he died in 1920, his widow, Mary Sprague redesigned the front of the house to accommodate a small shop from which she sold sweets, biscuits and home-made scones to the Knox College students and the general public.
This was to help support her five children, all of whom have now gone:
Frank Sprague: who later had a property across the gully from number 91; he was well known in the district and President of the Alhambra rugby Club for many years.
Newton Sprague: a Timaru resident who ran the Sprague and Sexton service station at Salt Water Creek.
Myrtle Sprague: my mother
Dick Sprague: who went to the war in 1939 and spent most of the next five years in Stalag VIIIB
Ivy Ernestine Sprague: known to us all as Tuppy or Tup, which came from the term tuppence as she was so small.

REID, Mary (I172030670196)

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