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Devon / Re: Mill family of West Putford,Devon
« on: Thursday 27 October 11 17:03 BST (UK) »
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Antrim / Re: J.C. McBrinn
« on: Thursday 27 October 11 11:58 BST (UK) »
Very strange - That's what I thought I did - but my search produced nothing neither did a search of RIR Soldiers. Thanks for your help
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Antrim / Re: J.C. McBrinn
« on: Thursday 27 October 11 11:01 BST (UK) »
Wow & Thanks
I also enquired of the same sources and got nothing back except two entries for ww2 ! - maybe it's the way i do it
I also enquired of the same sources and got nothing back except two entries for ww2 ! - maybe it's the way i do it
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Devon / MILL family of West Putford,Devon
« on: Thursday 27 October 11 10:54 BST (UK) »
Can anyone help ?
I am trying to link Rev Nicholas Mill of Littleham , Devon; to Rev Hugh Mill of West Putford.
Nicholas was the son of John Mill b 1696
Hugh Mill was born 1640
So I think I am looking for a single generation link between the two - Parish records at West Putford commence in early 1600's
If anyone is related to this Mill branch which moved to Streatham, as dentists in the 1800's
please let me know
I am trying to link Rev Nicholas Mill of Littleham , Devon; to Rev Hugh Mill of West Putford.
Nicholas was the son of John Mill b 1696
Hugh Mill was born 1640
So I think I am looking for a single generation link between the two - Parish records at West Putford commence in early 1600's
If anyone is related to this Mill branch which moved to Streatham, as dentists in the 1800's
please let me know
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Antrim / J.C. McBrinn
« on: Thursday 27 October 11 10:30 BST (UK) »
Can anyone help find any records of this person - I have not succeeded
He supposedly was in the Royal Irish Regiment and died at the Somme in 1916 on 3rd Sept.
he came from Co Cork and was a close friend of my wife's grandmother
Regards
He supposedly was in the Royal Irish Regiment and died at the Somme in 1916 on 3rd Sept.
he came from Co Cork and was a close friend of my wife's grandmother
Regards
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Australia / Re: MAYES family descendants in Oz
« on: Wednesday 26 October 11 13:06 BST (UK) »SMH 7 June 1980, page 128
HILL, Roland Francis, June 5 1980 at hospital, beloved husband of Kathleen and dearly loved father and father in law of (female & male; Male and female; female and male) and loved grandfather of their children
SMH 7 June 1980, page 128
HILL The funeral service for the late Roland Francis Hill will be held in the east chapel of the Northern Suburbs Crematorium, on Monday June 9, 1980, appointed to commence at 10 am. Please assemble at the crematorium.
(funeral directors) Gregory & Carr,(of) Gordon.
Cheers, JM
I can't seem to view the actual announcement P 128 - can you help?
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Australia / Re: MAYES family descendants in Oz
« on: Tuesday 25 October 11 08:06 BST (UK) »
Sorry all if you have already linked the death notice - I have so much stuff supplied by you good friends that I missed it - When I gave an update to my SIL I could not find it and so requested again - di dum di dumb
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Australia / Re: MAYES family descendants in Oz
« on: Monday 24 October 11 11:49 BST (UK) »
Hi JM
You have been recommended as being V good on NSW records - so I'm back asking about Wm Mayes b Sept 1862 in Ireland .
I have now been told that he possibly was a founder 1887/owner of the Centennial Food Emporium in Sydney and that he regularly travelled back & forth between NSW & Ireland from 1884 to his death in 1943 possinly not as much after 1923 when his wife in Ireland died. Do realise from stuff you have sent that he lived with his son Wm Greeley Mayes as recorded in census .
Can any of this be supported by records ? Passenger lists- Is there a death notice published in the SMH or similar ?
Any help much appreciated
You have been recommended as being V good on NSW records - so I'm back asking about Wm Mayes b Sept 1862 in Ireland .
I have now been told that he possibly was a founder 1887/owner of the Centennial Food Emporium in Sydney and that he regularly travelled back & forth between NSW & Ireland from 1884 to his death in 1943 possinly not as much after 1923 when his wife in Ireland died. Do realise from stuff you have sent that he lived with his son Wm Greeley Mayes as recorded in census .
Can any of this be supported by records ? Passenger lists- Is there a death notice published in the SMH or similar ?
Any help much appreciated
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Antrim / Re: Mayes family Ancestors in vicinity of Stoneyford
« on: Thursday 20 October 11 14:36 BST (UK) » Thanks V much - unfortunately not the one we are looking for ..It's possible that Wm Mayes b sept 1862 married very young -is there any record of a marriage between him and any girl between the dates 1880 to 1994 ?
Are there records of entry into Ireland around the same period ?
Cheers