EXMOOR (or Euismoor, or Euximoor), shown in the 1891 census as the family residence, is/was 3 miles north of Upwell

EXMOOR (or Euismoor, or Euximoor), shown in the 1891 census as George's place of work, is/was 3 miles north of Upwell

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Birth

Marriage Index

The 1911 census record shows that Lot's marriage to Sarah has only lasted 1 year so far.  Lilian Nora is shown as "daughter" and also aged 17, so she is the daughter of a previous marriage (either Lots' or Sarah's).   WIP

Goddred Gylby (fl. 1561), was an English translator. A son of Anthony Gilby, he translated Cicero's Epistle to Quintus, London, 1561, and John Calvin's Admonition against Judicial Astrology

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goddred_Gylby

a Scottish soldier and member of Parliament. He played a prominent role in the Thirty Years' War, raising a regiment of 3,000 men, which served in both the Danish and Swedish forces. He was later an unwilling Covenanter. He was the fourteenth chief of Clan Mackay, a Highland Scottish clan.

A time of her wedding to Geoffrey

Also found Dec 9 1824 as a possible date of birth

At the time of Derek's wedding

At the time of Rose's birth, the (now) London Borough of Sutton was in Kent.  Suspect that this was her place of birth, due to its proximity to Dartford, rather than Sutton-by-Dover, Kent.

At time of marriage in 1896.  Marriage certificate on file

At time of marriage to Martha to 1901 census

Author of Viking Boys.

The Yarl's Yacht. 1892

Birth registered after Christmas

Birth registered in GLANDFORD BRIGG (GRO)

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Birth

22/6/1877 53, Russell Street, Battersea

1881 Census - 8 Anchor Street, St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey

17/09/1904 (Alfred's wedding) - 398 Southwark Park Road

Born Sedgley, Staffordshire or Gornal, Staffordshire (next door)

Born shortly after the 1881 census (137 Storks Road).

17/09/1904 (her wedding) - 123 Storks Road

BURGUM. The Funeral Service to celebrate the life of Mr Jack Leonard Roy Burgum will be held in the New Peninsula Baptist Church, 370 Craigie Rd, Mount Martha, Victoria, Australia, on THURSDAY (Sept. 26, 2013) at 11.00 a. m. Private Cremation Published in Herald Sun on 24/09/2013

Burial

http://www.eggsa.org/library/main.php?g2_itemId=1251249

Cannot be the son of William Lines and Mary M, as Elizabeth's christening was September the same year.

Cut adrift

Cannot find a marriage record for this couple (ie Charles 2nd marriage), although the childrens' births are a matter of record (GRO).

Also can't find a birth in Oxford.

Pending match for Rose Nightingale in Canada has her husband Charles born in Scotland (so not this one)

Charlotte is noted on the 1911 census.  The only way that she can be the same age as Mary, is if she was her twin.  I cannot find any reference to Charlotte in the registers of births and christenings.

Beckley 1901 census records are subject to transcrption errors.

Christened Nov 19 1697

Death:  Glanford Brigg 7a 417 (Aged 74)

Death

Death

Descendents succeeded to Craigflower

Died childless

Died unmarried

Died unmarried

Died unmarried

died unmarried

Died unmarried

Died

Died

Edna Burgum 2008:

"George and his wife Lily actually migrated to Canada with their three daughters Janet, Penelope and Rosemary. As they grew older they would go south to America for the winter and finally decided they would stay there permanently. Lil died and George has married again and lives in North California."

From birth certificate

From marriage certificate of Lilian Ada Ellis

From Daughter's autobiography: 

We were moving into our own house and what’s more we were moving up into a middle class area as opposed to a council estate. Mum and Dad’s house was on the other corner of the block created by Westfield Road, where we were to live, Midfield Avenue, Eastleigh road where Mum and Dad lived and Manor Way, where Auntie Florrie and Uncle George lived. There were still some council houses in the area but you wouldn’t have known. They were houses that had come into the council’s possession when the owners could not make the mortgage repayments. City business people owned most of the houses and they were very wary about a ‘common’ plumber and his family moving there. We were back dealing with the class system again and it was to take a couple of years before we were completely accepted.

From Edna Burgu's autobiography:

We were moving into our own house and what’s more we were moving up into a middle class area as opposed to a council estate. Mum and Dad’s house was on the other corner of the block created by Westfield Road, where we were to live, Midfield Avenue, Eastleigh road where Mum and Dad lived and Manor Way, where Auntie Florrie and Uncle George lived. There were still some council houses in the area but you wouldn’t have known. They were houses that had come into the council’s possession when the owners could not make the mortgage repayments. City business people owned most of the houses and they were very wary about a ‘common’ plumber and his family moving there. We were back dealing with the class system again and it was to take a couple of years before we were completely accepted.

GRO BIrth Registration (Q1 1900)

The 1911 census re4cords that one child had died (6 living & 1 deceased).   No GRO record of a birth in Stonehouse, Plymouth nor Totnes (Allen/Ayres) between the marriage and the 1911 census.  Another family member has also reached the same conclusion & done similar searches.

There was one back in 1893, that they may have been feeling guilty about by 1911

Hatfield and Crowle are both very close to the Yorkshire (West Riding) and Lincolnshire (North) borders that we may have a link to my other Goodworth/Rowbottom family.   It is just the children's DoB that seem to contradict this (particularly Mary).

He was an officer of distinction in Sir Donald Mackay, 1st Lord Reay's regiment, along with his brother Robert, 18th Baron. Hector Munro served in the Thirty Years' War under Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden in his campaign in Germany

Wikipedia

Hector Munro was received by Charles I in London, and shortly afterwards was created a Baronet of Nova Scotia

The Royal patent, or diploma, conferring the title is dated 7 June 1634 and says the following:^[1]

Horace Tombling

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Name:	Horace Tombling
Registration Year:	1901
Registration Quarter:	Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration district:	Wayland
Parishes for this Registration District:	View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District
Inferred County:	Norfolk
Volume:	4b
Page:	688
Records on Page:	Name Alfred Barker Rose May Bowles Clara Green Horace Tombling