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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #81 on: Saturday 08 December 12 06:55 GMT (UK) »
Perhaps there are two William Hearsey Salmons. Then again am I missing a clue that Colonial cattle farmer W H S married to Caroline might not be the same as Jessies W H S late of Monte Video, Uruguay  which has more cattle per head than any other country according to Wikipedia ??

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #82 on: Saturday 08 December 12 07:17 GMT (UK) »
I have been trying to attach a photo of a large framed photo of William Hearsey Salmon and  daughter Merle which is in my sister in laws house.
I appear to have failed though it may yet appear half a dozen times. If anyone would like to see the pic and they can befriend Peter Trehearn on facebook I will make the photo available there ( I think I'm the only Peter Trehearn on facebook )

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #83 on: Saturday 08 December 12 11:21 GMT (UK) »
Greetings Sante. The building of the cottage was mentioned while we were in Cornwall - I'm not sure if the cottage was pointed out though I think it might have been. I gained the impression that Merle was quite a character and I was not surprised to discover again via a newspaper that she had overturned a car in London circa 1926.

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #84 on: Saturday 08 December 12 12:01 GMT (UK) »
What an interesting exchange of comments and what a shame we cannot see the picture Peter!

This one is certainly a puzzle - perhaps he had two wives!

All of the death and probate entries tie in with his date of birth
Jessie died in Edinburgh 1903 appearing to have two addresses there I cannot post all details because of copyright laws here but:
'Kennedy or Salmon Jessie Euphemia of 'The Homelands' Limdin-links and of 8 Ramsey-gardens'
she actually died at 33 Coates gardens all in Edinburgh
the probate also mentions 'confirmation of William Hearsey Salmon, Robert Greig Kennedy civil engineer, Richard Wyse M.A. M.D'
which I found strange wording as it does not say husband or widower which is more common.

Jessie was certainly on the 1901 census with him in London
William Hearsey Salmon Living at 76, Cambridge Street, St. George Hanover Square, Belgrave, London  aged 60 years with his wife Jessie aged 36 years
and in 1891
1891 Census - Jessie Living at Elphinstone Villa, Largo, Fife Scotland aged 27 with her husband William aged 50 years, living on his own means
We also now know he married her in 1886 when he would have been about 46

Salmon Caroline Glover Ker probate says she died at Pendrelan Newquay Cornwall on 19th January 1911 and that she was wife of William Hearsey Salmon gentleman who also did the administration of probate, she left effects of £135
The death I found puts him at 70 years of age and the only copy of probate I have found for William is
of the same address as above in Newquay died on 11th April 1911
Probate to Kate Salmon (spinster) Annie Ziegler wife of Henry Ziegler, Julius Otto Sandeman Ziegler, merchant and Nora Turner Perkins, widow. he left effects of £11771 13s 9d

What do we all make of that?  :-\
Oakes and Rance - Cheshire
Wright, Teesdale, MacWhirter -Sussex
Wright, Wooldridge and Little - Surrey and London
Grimes - Middlesex and Surrey
Cardy - Surrey
Broyd, Hanch and Lazell - Essex
Bradshawe - Hampshire, London and East Indies
Hearsey - India (British Army), Cumberland and London

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #85 on: Saturday 08 December 12 15:47 GMT (UK) »
I was told of the connection to the Zeigler family and the name is one of the given names for Ronald ( Zeiglor )  son of William Hearsey Salmon. Ronald himself married into the Ionides family, 2nd marriage I believe, and thus is connected to a family which gave - I presume it is not a loan - The Ionides collection to the Victoria and Albert museum. Still cannot upload the photo :(

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #86 on: Saturday 08 December 12 22:49 GMT (UK) »
I am sure you have followed the instructions to upload photo but I will try to recap  :o

First you must resize your image so that it is 500 KB or less and it must be one of the specified file types below
txt, rtf, jpg, jpeg, gif, tif, pdf, mpg, png, ged

Then click on reply as normal (when replying to post)
Next click on 'Attach a photograph or image (and other options)...' found under the message box in Blue writing
This will open a couple of white boxes next to Attach with Browse in grey at the end
Click on Browse to find the file in your system - this will open a file upload box showing your computer system
(well it does on Firefox I assume all browsers work in the same way)
(I normally have image to upload in 'my pictures' as I run windows 7 not a Mac but I am sure once you click 'Browse' you can find your image anywhere on your system)
Once you find your image click on it that will highlight the file name and a box that says open
Click on open and your file name should be in the white box between 'attach' and 'browse'
Then 'post' as normal

I hope this helps - if not perhaps the help section of the forum would

Crystal  :)
Oakes and Rance - Cheshire
Wright, Teesdale, MacWhirter -Sussex
Wright, Wooldridge and Little - Surrey and London
Grimes - Middlesex and Surrey
Cardy - Surrey
Broyd, Hanch and Lazell - Essex
Bradshawe - Hampshire, London and East Indies
Hearsey - India (British Army), Cumberland and London

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #87 on: Sunday 09 December 12 02:40 GMT (UK) »
Hi All

I believe that this is a picture of William Hearsey Salmon, if it is not, please let me know. 

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #88 on: Sunday 09 December 12 10:36 GMT (UK) »
:) Diolch :) That is the same gentleman as in his gt grandaughters picture. He is looking directly at the camera wearing a more nautical hat at a slightly rakish angle, His impressive moustache reaches beyond his cheeks. His daughter Merle looks around 3 years old so the photo would be circa 1907 ? I will try and get my mind round uploading the photo again later.

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Re: Hearsey/Salmon family Hon East India Co
« Reply #89 on: Sunday 09 December 12 11:32 GMT (UK) »
 ;) Wonderful, I love seeing these old images,
Thank you
Crystal
Oakes and Rance - Cheshire
Wright, Teesdale, MacWhirter -Sussex
Wright, Wooldridge and Little - Surrey and London
Grimes - Middlesex and Surrey
Cardy - Surrey
Broyd, Hanch and Lazell - Essex
Bradshawe - Hampshire, London and East Indies
Hearsey - India (British Army), Cumberland and London

Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk