Notes

Matches 101 to 123 of 123

#	Notes	Linked to
101	Sinnoke on baptism.	Sennock, William (I507)
102	Sinoke on baptism record	Sinnock, Elizabeth (I323)
103	Sponsors: C.S. & Richd Payne yeo otsp [Eastbourne]	Family F314
104	Sponsors: Richard Irish and Robt Hoet currier Chichester	Family F211
105	Surname is 'Cusford' on the Suffolk Marriage CD-ROM	Crisford, Elizabeth (I1088)
106	Synnack on marriage. Sinnock on burial.	Sennock, Thomas (I502)
107	The 1798 Land Tax shows no Harper in the Pyrland-area parishes. Still to do: (1) Yea estate papers, Somerset Heritage Centre DD/DR, for a Pyrland lease naming "Charles Harper of [parish]" or a predecessor Harper tenant, c.1805–1822; (2) annual Land Tax assessment duplicates for Cheddon Fitzpaine, Kingston St Mary and Taunton St James, same window; (3) Taunton St James original register and Bishop's Transcripts (1606–1831) checked for any Charles Harper bapt. c.1788–90 and for the surname's local presence generally.	Harper, Charles (I60)
108	The 1883 edition of Sunday at Home has an article entitled "The Fishermen of the North Sea", probably written by Ebenezer Mather. Pg 200 includes the quote "My first run to Dogger Bank was made in one of Messrs. Hewett and Co.’s Steam Fish Carriers, nine of which ply between the Fleets and Billingsgate. When Barking was the sole depot, the agents of the Thames Church Mission constantly visited the smacksmen, but the introduction of steam drove them to Gorleston on the Norfolk coast, and for twenty years little more had been done for their benefit than the occasional despatch of tracts, books, and illustrated papers from Billingsgate.	Pechell, Thomas (I91)
109	There are baptismal records for Jane Good (bap. 23 Apr 1769), Susanna Good (bap. 9 Oct 1773) and Richard Good (bap. 19 Jun 1775), all born to Arthur Good and Nancy his wife. This means there are TWO Arthur Goods of roughly the same age, both in Cossingham.	Good, Arthur (I972)
110	There is a baptism for Benjamin Perry, son of John and Ann Perry in Deddington, 26 December, 1747 (on Ancestry).	Perry, Benjamin (I1234)
111	There is a Mary Barrow on the 1871 and 1881 census (Lambeth and Hammersmith, respectively), who was buried in 1888 in Kensal Green. This is Mary Farlow (see 1861 census), not Mary Nichols.	Nichols, Mary (I124)
112	There's a baptism of William Burrows in St Martin-In-The-Fields, May 1764: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbprs%2fwsmtn%2f5108413%2f00253&parentid=gbprs%2fb%2f491049195%2f1&highlights=%22%22	Barrow, William (I1238)
113	Thomas Goodman signed. In the presence of George Meaker (mark) and Job Arnott.	Family F274
114	ToDo	Stokes, John (I421)
115	Transcript gives father as Ric, but is likely to be Elias as quality of original seems poor.	Sennock, Susan (I508)
116	Transcript says "Jno. Littler Dean".	Baker, Henry (I230)
117	Usually called just George. Surname usually Cock.	Cocks, Jeremiah George (I29)
118	Was survived by 10 children.	Burton, John (I660)
119	Wife, Mary, described as a widow at the baptism of Henry on 18 Feb 1679/80. As the child is not described as base-born, this places John's death between May 1679 and February 1679/80. However, the Great Burstead burial records for this period have sustained damage. At least one entry is missing after 10 May 1679, and there are no entries between Sep 9 1679 and the end of the year, presumably because of a missing page. It is likely John died in this period.	Lucas, John (I1023)
120	Wills Now Preserved in the Probate Registry at Chichester	Mab, Johne (I467)
121	Witnesses Thomas Good and Frances Shiller. George a widower from Puriton, she a spinster from Woolavington.	Family F308
122	Witnesses were James Bailey and Martha Curry.	Family F179
123	Zeanoke on baptism.	Sennock, Elias (I500)