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| 17701 | Queensland historical index | NUNN, George William (I5424)
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| 17702 | Queensland historical index | MASON, James Edwin (I5437)
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| 17703 | Queensland historical index | CONNER, William James (I5438)
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| 17704 | Queensland historical index | BOSEL, George Frederick (I5522)
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| 17705 | Queensland historical index | Family: William James CONNER / St Heliar NUNN (F1620)
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| 17706 | Queensland Historical Indexes deaths: Beryl Violet Birdseye Death date: 11/08/1928 Mother's name: Lillian Ethel Cooper Father/parent's name: William Hall Birdseye Registration details:1928/C/3264 | BIRDSEYE, Beryl Violet (I6813)
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| 17707 | Queensland Historical Indexes deaths: 1914/C3732 Frederick Lomas son of Henry William Lomas and Jane Mason Miller | LOMAS, Frederick (I2691)
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| 17708 | Queensland Historical Indexes, marriages: 1929/C1920 Devney Charles Claude and Horstman Kathleen Jane | Family: Charles Claude DEVNEY / Kathleen Jane Levin WALLACE (F654)
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| 17709 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1979/C5222 Albert Thomas Nunn | NUNN, Albert Thomas (I1752)
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| 17710 | Queensland Historical Indexes: Death registration: William Everard Nunn Death date: 12/11/1979 Mother's name: Rose Hawkins Father/parent's name: Sydney Nunn Registration details:1979/C/6667 http://www.australiancemeteries.com/qld/ipswich/columbarium_gndata.htm: NUNN William Everard 12-Nov-1979 82 | NUNN, William Everard (I360)
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| 17711 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1891/C10632 William Horace NUNN son of Charles and Zillah Nunn Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 : Name: William Horace Nunn Birth Date: 8 Aug 1891 Father's Name: Charles Nunn Mother's Name: Zillah Nunn Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1891 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 19441 Registration number: 010632 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. | NUNN, William Horace (I7145)
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| 17712 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1972/B37031 Myra Irene Ralph Leonard William Thomas Coker Sarah Jane Williams | COKER, Myra Irene (I2332)
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| 17713 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1886/C18 Robert Alexander son of Geddes Robert Frederick Sarah Jane Levin | KENNEDY, Robert Alexander GEDDES or (I2438)
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| 17714 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1888/C32 William Charles Geddes Robert Frederick Jane Sarah Levin | GEDDES, Charles William (I2439)
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| 17715 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1890/C10916 Henrietta NUNN dau of Charles and Zillah Nunn Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922: Name: Henrietta Nunn Birth Date: 3 May 1890 Father's Name: Charles Nunn Mother's Name: Zillah Nunn Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1890 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 19437 Registration number: 010916 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. | NUNN, Henrietta (I7146)
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| 17716 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1893/C10233 Frederick NUNN son of Charles and Zillah Nunn Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922: Name: Frederick Nunn Birth Date: 7 Aug 1893 Father's Name: Charles Nunn Mother's Name: Zillah Nunn Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1893 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 19436 Registration number: 010233 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. | NUNN, Frederick (I7147)
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| 17717 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1908/B016437 Nunn Louisa Mabel dau of James Nunn and Mabel McKenzie | NUNN, Louisa Mabel (I7263)
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| 17718 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1910/B022871 Nunn William son of James Nunn and Mabel McKenzie | NUNN, William (I7264)
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| 17719 | Queensland historical indexes: 1911/B25886 Alfred Henry Girling son of Irene Girling | GIRLING, Alfred Henry (I5563)
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| 17720 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1913/B033274 Nunn Leonard James son of James Nunn Mabel MacKenzie | NUNN, Leonard James (I7265)
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| 17721 | Queensland Historical Indexes: 1979/C5653 Lilian Jane Coker Robert Sleaford Rovena Hebbard | SLEAFORD, Lilian Jane (I2358)
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| 17722 | Queensland historical indexes: 1980/53958 Thomas Douglas Hector son of Thomas Stewart Cooper and Jessie | COOPER, Thomas Douglas Hector (I2994)
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| 17723 | Queensland Historical Indexes: Birth registration: George Alexander Nunn Birth date: 16/01/1904 Mother's name: Mabel McKenzie Father/parent's name: James Nunn Registration details: 1904/B/7886 Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922: Name: George Alexander Nunn Birth Date: 16 Jan 1904 Father's Name: James Nunn Mother's name: Mabel Mckenzie Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1904 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 19436 Registration number: B007886 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. | NUNN, George Alexander (I7261)
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| 17724 | Queensland Historical Indexes: No 1873/181, George Arthur Sugden son of Robert Massey Sugden and Frances Westwood | SUGDEN, George Arthur (I2405)
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| 17725 | Queensland marriage certificate H0015836. Registration No 1884/1335 27th August 1884 marriage between James Roberts, bachelor, born Pendleton, Lancashire, England, miner, aged 26, residing at Hazlewood Farm, Waterfield, son of Edward Roberts and Sarah Ann Holmes? AND Phoebe Nunn, spinster, born Ipswich, Queensland , aged 19 years, Hazlewood Farm, Waterfield, daughter of David Nunn and Rachel Nunn at Waterfield, residence of the bride MARRIAGE. On the 27th August, at Hazelwood Farm, Waterfield, by the Rev. H. Heath, James, second son of Mr. Edward Roberts, to Phoebe, eldest daughter of Mr. David Nunn. Family Notices. (1884, September 2). Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald & General Advertiser (Qld. : 1861 - 1908), p. 2. Retrieved November 25, 2013, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121934066 | Family: James ROBERTS / Phoebe NUNN (F81)
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| 17726 | Queensland marriage certificate No 1884/009248. 8 October 1884, Brisbane, David Campbell, widower, born, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Miner, 30 years, of Ipswich. Parents David Campbell and Catherine Paton. Father's profession: Flax Spinner. Christina Moar Abel, spinster, Broxburn, Lanarkshire, Scotland. 29 years of Hutton Lane off Adelaide Street. Parents: John Abel and Jane Strachan. Father's profession: Mason. Married at the residence of George Cruickshank, Hutton Lane, North Brisbane according to the rites of the Presbyterian Church. This marriage was solemnized between us: David Campbell and Christina Moar Abel (her mark), in the presence of Peter Miller and Margaret Borrowman. By Charles Ogg, officiating minister. | Family: David CAMPBELL / Christina Moar ABEL (F1819)
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| 17727 | Queensland marriage for Eliza Dobbs 1900/C002596: Dobbs Eliza to George Beare FUNERAL NOTICE THE Relatives and Friends of Mr Henry Fawkes (Husband), Mr Les Beare and Family, Brisbane (son), Mrs M. Hunt and Family (Daughter) Mr and Mrs J. Williams and Family, Sydney (Brother-in-law and Sister) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased be- loved Wife, Mother, Sister, Sister in-law, Grandmother and Relative the late Mrs ELIZA FAWKES, of No. 38 Fitzroy Street (Relict of the late George Beare) to move from our Funeral Parlour, Alma Street, THIS (FRIDAY) FORENOON at 11 o'clock for the North Rockhampton Cemetery. Tel. Nos. TUCKER & NANKIVELL 2478-2616 Funeral Directors APA citation Family Notices. (1951, November 23). Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878-1954), p. 6. Retrieved March 15, 2011, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article57108428 | DOBBS, Eliza (I6597)
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| 17728 | Queensland Passenger Lists Film Z1963 Page 317 held at State Archives: Ship Cloncurry 2500 tons ex-Glasgow 18 June 1886 arrived Brisbane 14 Aug 1886. Crew headed by Captain Lawson. Surgeon-Superintendent Dr Ch. Ford-Webb Silver, Alexander aged 43 male, read, write, Presbyterian born Kincardine (Remarks: Died on the voyage) Silver, Margaret McK, 38, female, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, William, 10, male, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, Margaret 7, female, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, Francis, 4, male, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen | SILVER, Alexander (I4669)
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| 17729 | Queensland Passenger Lists Film Z1963 Page 317 held at State Archives: Ship Cloncurry 2500 tons ex-Glasgow 18 June 1886 arrived Brisbane 14 Aug 1886. Crew headed by Captain Lawson. Surgeon-Superintendent Dr Ch. Ford-Webb Silver, Alexander aged 43 male, read, write, Presbyterian born Kincardine (Remarks: Died on the voyage) Silver, Margaret McK, 38, female, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, William, 10, male, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, Margaret 7, female, read, write, Presbyterian born Aberdeen Silver, Francis, 4, male, Presbyterian born Aberdeen | SILVER, Alexander (I4669)
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| 17730 | Queensland State Library Ref 1936/003256 | Family: Reginald CARSWELL / Edna May NUNN (F1660)
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| 17731 | Queensland Times (Ipswich) (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Wednesday 27 April 1921, page 7 QUARRY-STREET TRAGEDY. EVIDENCE AT THE INQUIRY. POISONED BY STRYCHNINE. A magisterial inquiry into the circumstances of the death of Sydney David Smith, at Quarry-street, Ipswich, on April 5th. was held at the Court House, yesterday afternoon, by Mr. J. Stewart Berge (Police Magistrate). Senior Sgt. T. Doherty examined the witness. Violet May Smith, widow of the deceased, stated that, on Tuesday, April 5th, her husband was in the Ipswich General Hospital. He left the institution on leave, and had tea with her at her mother's place in Quarry-street. Subsequently she saw him drinking whisky from a flask. Later he went into the yard, and as he was away a long time witness called to him from the back verandah but received no reply. She told her mother she thought something had happened as she heard a noise like the knocking together of her husband's boots. Her brother investigated, and found her husband lying on his face unconscious in the wood shed. Dr. Patterson was called, but he said he could do nothing. Life was extinct. The police came and took possession of the flask from which she saw her husband drink, and another which he had in his possession before he died. Witness said she came from Mount Morgan to Ipswich about March 5th, and her husband on March 23rd. He stayed with her at her mother?s place until March 26th, when he entered the General Hospital. Deceased had told her that he was suffering from a contagious disease, and that he ought to do away with himself. She did not think he was serious, and told him not to be silly. They had been married about two years and a few months, and had one baby boy. Until her husband told her what was the matter with him they had lived happily, but afterwards they did not get along too well. It was agreed that the husband should go away and work, and that she remain with her mother in Ipswich. She had heard that the post mortem examination showed the deceased had taken strychnine. Mrs. Abraanna Jackson, mother of the previous witness, and Robert Jackson, a brother, gave corroborative evidence. John Eric Boatwright, apprenticed turner, residing in Blackall-street, East Ipswich, said he was a patient at the Ipswich General Hospital at the same time as deceased, who was being treated for contagious disease. About 1.00 p.m. on the 5th April deceased was preparing to leave the hospital for two hours? leave, and witness said to him: ?What are you going out for; some stuff to fix yourself up?? Deceased said, ?Yes; some strychnine. That will fix me up.? Witness replied: ?There?s plenty of poison here without going out for it,? and deceased, said: ?That won?t kill quick enough. It takes too long to kill.? At the time witness looked on the whole matter as a joke, and did not think deceased had any intention of poisoning himself. Const. J . Quodling said he examined the body on the night of the 6th April, and found no marks of violence on it. He attended a post-mortem examination by the Government Medical Officer next morning, and produced a certificate of analysis of the contents of the deceased?s stomach from the Government Analyst, showing the pretence of strychnine, and a copy of the certificate of the cause of death (strychnine poisoning and heart failure) from the Government Medical Officer. He had made inquiries from all persons in Ipswich who would be likely to sell strychnine, and he had not been able to find that any had been sold to deceased or any of his family. The inquiry was then closed. | SMITH, Sydney David (I1074)
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| 17732 | Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Saturday 13 February 1937, page 7 WEDDINGS. Pitman-Randolph. A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, by Rev. Mons. Baldwin, on January 23. The contracting par ties were-Oswald James, younger son of Mlr. and Mrs. O. S. Pitman, Challinor-street, and Iris, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Randolph, Dinmore. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, to the strains of the "Wedding March," played by Miss Mae Kelly. She was beauti-fully frocked in a trained gown of Ivory bridal satin made on tailored lines; the bodice showed a pleated vest with pointed collar caught at the neck with a bunch of Iily of the valley. Tiny satin buttons formed the trimming in front of the bodice and on the long tight-fitting sleeves. The long tulle veil was worn cap-fashion, with a pleated coronet, completed with a trail of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of ftangipanni, rosebuds, asters, and carnations, with trails of asparagus, finished with white satin streamers. The bride was attended by Misses Ethel and Ada Pitman (sisters of the bridegroom). They were frocked alike in coronation blue cloque, the bodices showing the shirred panel in front, with square neck, finished with tiny covered buttons. The sleeves and back were completed with buttons and loops, the skirts falling in full gores. They wore blue spotted net veils, cap fashion with a small coronet, finished with trials of tiny pink bush flowers. They carried bouquets of hand-made J. L. Mock roses, with sarred bamboo and trails of pink antigonon and asparagus. During the signing of the register Miss Mae Kelly sang an "Ave Maria." The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Tom Bashford as best man, and Mr. William Ratcliffe as groomsman. On leaving the church the bride was presented with a satin horse-shoe by little Miss Cecilia Leahy (niece of the bridegroom). The re-ception was held at the Majestic Cafe where the bride's table was adorned with a two-tier wedding cake. The bride's and bridegroom's mothers received the guests, The bride's mother wore a navy floral uncrushable crepe frock, with hat, shoes, and gloves to match, and the bridegroom's mother was frocked in floral coral pink flambol. black hat, shoes, and gloves to tone. The honeymoon was spent at Coolangatta. Mrs. Pitman travelled in a tunic frock of blue flowered matte crepe, made with boat shaped neck, finished with buttons on shoul-der. She wore a black Jack Tar hat, with shoes and gloves to match. The bride's frocks were the work of Misses Barnes and Davies. and her bouquet was prepared by Miss Sybil Foote. The bridesmaids' frocks, veils, and bouquets were made by Miss Ethel Pitman. | RANDOLPH, Iris Georgina (I1218)
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| 17733 | Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Tuesday 24 April 1928, page 1 FUNERAL NOTICES. HOWELL. The Friends of Mrs. G. HOWELL, of Dinmore, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her deceased Husband (GWILYM HOWELL), to move from Reed's Funeral Parlour, South-street, at 3 o'clock THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON for the Ipswich Cemetery. J. & H. REED, Undertakers. HOWELL. The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. NUNN and FAMILY, of Dinmore, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased Son-in-law and Brother-in-law (GWILYM HOWELL), to move from Reed's Funeral Parlour, South-street, at 3 o'clock THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON for the Ipswich Cemetery. J. & H. REED, Undertakers http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114198000 | HOWELL, Gwilym (I535)
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| 17734 | Queensland Times Saturday July 31, 2004 McMillan, Gladys Elwyn. Passed away peacefully on 30th July, 2004 surrounded by loving family. Aged 85 years. Loving wife of Tom. Loved mother of Barry and Gladys. Granny of Alan and Cindy, Carolyn and Ron, Jeffery and Nicky. Great-grandmother of Anissa and Tahnee. Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Gladys' life to be held at the Cronic & Roberts Chapel, 281 Brisbane Street, West Ipswich, at 10am on Monday (2nd August, 2004) No funeral cortege by request | HOWELL, Gladys Elwyn (I536)
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| 17735 | Queensland, Australia, Gregson and Weight Funeral Records, 1972-2010 Name: Robert David Buckley Birth Date: abt 1922 Death Age: 78 Death Date: abt 2000 Burial or Funeral Date: 14 Jan 2000 Cemetery: Caloundra Crematorium Burial Place: Queensland, Australia | BUCKLEY, Robert David (I2908)
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| 17736 | Queensland, Australia, Passenger Lists, 1848-1912 | GUDMANN, Guntha Christina (I1746)
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| 17737 | Question on age at death given as 91 years 9 months. If the age is correct, the best fit is an Elspet Edward born and baptised 2 Dec 1771 in Moray, northern Scotland. However, she would have need to have been born Oct 1771 for her to be 91 years 9 months at her 1862 death. If we assume that her recorded age at death is a couple of years out, then best fit is a 16 Oct 1773 birth at Durris, Kincardine | EDWARD, Elspet (I7685)
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| 17738 | Question on Christian name George. Baptised as Nathan Nunn but marries as George Nathan Nunn and gives George N. Nunn born Hargrave on 1871 census. No George Nunn found in records born around 1847 that fit, so George Nathan Nunn appears to be the Nathan Nunn born to George Nunn and Ann Rayment at Hargrave in 1847. Neither he nor his wife found on 1881 census. | NUNN, George Nathan (I5136)
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| 17739 | Question on whether first name should be spelt Lewis. There was a Lewis Plummer, aged 27, who died in France in WW1. Details: Rank: Guardsman Service No:12443 Date of Death: 20/09/1914 Age:27 Regiment/Service: Grenadier Guards 2nd Bn. Grave Reference: I. 7. Cemetery: GUARDS GRAVE, VILLERS COTTERETS FOREST Additional Information: Husband of C. Plummer, of 344, Luton Rd., Chatham. NOTE: There is a marriage in Watford, Herts between a Lewis Plummer and Constance Stock in 1914. | PLUMMER, Louis (I7104)
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| 17740 | Quite a colony of northern well-knowns are making their headquarters in the Stanthorpe district these days. Mrs. N. Entsch, of Townsville, and small son Graham are there, accompanied by the for- mer's mother. Mrs. Frankling. The trio took a house in the Granite Belt early in the year, and, although they are finding the winter very cold, are enjoying life there, where they have met many friends from the northern centres. Mrs. E. Anderson and her daughter are also making their headquarters in the same centre, and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Coxon and school-boy son are another trio who have settled down to life in this centre. Mrs. Coxon, before her marriage, was Ivy Aldridge, of Townsville. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page5532739 | ALDRIDGE, Ivy May (I7227)
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| 17741 | Race Household (2 People) High Street , Tendring R.D., Essex, England Emma Race 07 Mar 1866 Female Unpaid Domestic Married 51 2 John Race 25 Dec 1866 Male Gardener Retired Married 51 1 Ref: RG101/1594E/005/34 Letter Code: DDXH Note that their daughter Alice, a widow, is living in next house, Trossacks. | NUNN, Emma (I5318)
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| 17742 | Race, Emma of The Trossachs High-street Thorpe-le-Soken Suffolk (wife of John Race) died 13 March 1943. Administration Ipswich 17 May to the said John Race retired jobbing gardener. Effects 235 pounds 11 shillings nine pence.| NUNN, Emma (I5318)
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| 17743 | Rachael Ann Bright BIRTH unknown DEATH 12 Aug 2017 BURIAL St. Michael and All Angels Churchyard Wentnor, Shropshire Unitary Authority, Shropshire, England MEMORIAL ID 196231152 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/196231152 | HARLEY, Rachael Ann (I5075)
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| 17744 | Rachel and David were third cousins. Rachel was midwife to many of the births in the Dinmore district. There is an account in the Bury and Norwich Post 30 May 1855 on p3 which follows: Committed to Bury Gaol ... Rachel Nunn, maliciously breaking a window* at Wickhambrook, 1 month. *It seems highly probable that this is the same Rachel Nunn. A petty office by today's standards .... but nevertheless.. | NUNN, Rachel (I29)
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| 17745 | Rachel buried Ipswich Cemetery 24-5-1912. Rites by T.L.H.Jenkyn. | NUNN, Rachel (I29)
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| 17746 | Rahnsleben family researcher Barbara Bischoff, in an email May 2006 wrote: The Ransleben Family Tree begins with MATTHIAS I RAHNSLEBE (Rahnschlebe, Ran?leben), his first son MATTHIAS II (Thies) married first Berlin Spandau 1637 Susanna Braun, she died 1641 and he married second Maria Rosenfeld. The second son of Matthias I named JACOB RANSCHLEBEN (Ran?leben). He married 1647 Berlin/Spandau Susanna Nysicke. From these both descended all known Ransleben in Germany, USA, Canada and Brasil. In Germany are living only still 9 families, in USA much more.The origin of the name perhaps we can found in a little village near Berlin named RADENSLEBEN. The name developed from Radens-, Radensch-, Rathensleben to Ransch-, Rahnsch-, Rahns-, Ran?-, Ranss-, Rantzleben in the 17th century to Ransleben today. | RAHNSLEBEN, Mary (I2587)
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| 17747 | RALPHS, Gordon Lyle (Sooty) Late of Moura. Passed away on Friday 29th August 2014. Aged 72 Dearly Loved Husband of Daphne. Cherished Father of Christopher, Michael, Naomi, Ausha-Ann, (Annie and Cyndie). Much Loved Father-in-law, Brother, Brother-in-law, Nephew and Uncle to Members of the Ralphs and Bock Families. Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend a Celebration for the Life of SOOTY to be held at the St Pauls Cathedral, William Street Rockhampton THIS Wednesday, 10th September 2014, commencing at 10.00am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Rescue Helicopter Service. | RALPHS, Gordon Lyle (I2658)
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| 17748 | RANDOLPH HENRY WALTER : Service Number - Q128017 : Date of birth - 05 Feb 1910 : Place of birth - DINMORE QLD : Place of enlistment - IPSWICH QLD : Next of Kin - RANDOLPH KATHLEEN NAA: B884, Q128017 Name: Henry Walter Randolph Birth Date: 5 Feb 1910 Birth Place: Dinmore Queensland Year Range: 1940 - 1947 Enlistment Place: Ipswich Queensland Service Number: Q128017 Next of Kin: Kathleen Randolph Series Description: B884: Army Citizen Military Forces | RANDOLPH, Henry Walter (I1159)
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| 17749 | Randolph Joan, nee Townsley. Passed away on 15 August 2013 aged 77 years Beloved wife of Barry, treasured mother of Glenn and Joanne and loving Nana of Nathan, Stephanie, Eliza, Stevie and Ruby. Family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of Joan's life at Allambe Memorial Park, Lakeview Chapel, Nerang-Broadbeach Rd, Nerang on Friday, 23 August, 2013 at 11am. | TOWNSLEY, Joan (I3501)
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| 17750 | RANDOLPH, Brian Henry. The relatives and friends of Elaine Randolph, Karyn and Paul, Mr and Mrs Henry Randolph, Mr and Mrs Barry Randolph, Mr and Mrs Warren Randolph, Leigh Randolph, Mr and Mrs John Randolph, Mr and Mrs Clem Edwards, Mrs E.A.Pearce, Mr and Mrs E.Pankhurst, Mr and Mrs T.Strain are invited to attend the memorial service of her husband, their father, son, brother, son-in-law and brother-in-law, to be held at St Paul's Anglican Church, Ipswich, this Wednesday commencing at 9.00 a.m. | RANDOLPH, Brian Henry (I1167)
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