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| Martha Hannah Hales (1878-1957)
John Gough Roberts (1878-1957) |
Hannah Barnes (1883-1972)
William Charles Tappin (1882-1971) |
| Keturah Sandell (1851-1930)
Thomas Bearman (1846-1921) |
Sarah Fidler (1862-1952)
Alfred Robert Webb (1861-1948) |
Random images from the site:
Madge B Marden
outbound to Chile in 1949 with husband Albert who was a director. They returned 2 months later. Records from Ancestry.
Sidney Norton
with Beatrice Mary and Sidney c.1926
Chelmsford,
Essex. From Springfield Hill near the Gravel Pits engraved by J Rogers after a picture by WHBartlett, published in Virtue's Picturesque Beauties of Great Britain. Essex, 1834.jpg
The will of
Mary Vertue, 1686, page 2
Ann Vertue’s
marriage to Thomas Lankester in the Ipswich Journal, 24th October 1835
Simon Vertue
paid ÂŁ35, a large sum on 2nd May 1722, for his apprenticeship to merchant taylor Philip Glass
The children of
Florence Eliza Hales and Herbert Clark, taken in 1974: Aliston Herbert Clark (known as Bert), Agnes Florence Clark (known to us all as Mickie) – later changed her name to Allison, Frederick Robert Clark, Phillip Thomas Clark and in front David Hales Clark
Harold Tappin
in the Merchant Navy, 1918-21
The will of
Mary Vertue of 1686, page 1. The will mentions son Symon, daughters Mary and Martha, grandchildren Symon ??? and Christopher ??? as well as various ships
Kezia SANDELL,
later Coles
Probate record
for James Alexander Hammond in 1939
227 Stephendale
Road c. 2010. Frederick Webb and family lived here in 1911
Will of Sarah
Vertue, page 2
Charles Herbert
McConnell
Later map
showing Tinkfield Farm and future railway, home of Thomas Fidler yeoman and family until around 1849
Nathaniel KEVAN
outside his house at Blenheim Road, Deal
Robert John
FARMER with Polly his horse
1919-08-09 p2
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Charles and
Edith CARRINGTON
Ordnance Road
flood in 1903, end of Salisbury Rd, the next street along is Medcalf Road where William Calvert and family lived. View towards the RSAF.
Poster with
picture of SS Wisconsin on which William Knibb Rodway emigrated in 1871. Guion Line was founded by Stephen Guion, an American, the SS Wisconsin was the first compound engined North Atlantic liner whose maiden voyage was in 1870, she was withdrawn in 1893. The poster was circa 1880 and printed in red and black, 50 x 38 cm.
NathanielKevan1
936electoral
Edith BEARMAN,
later Carrington
Clara gave her
age as 45 at the time of the 1920 census.
Thomas BEARMAN
1873-1878
Bankrupt
auction of land owned by Edward Charles Sandell from Jackson’s Oxford Journal, Saturday July 8th, 1837
Oxfordshire in
the 1830 Pigotts directory
The grave of
Harriet Vertue, wife of Clement Vertue, who died in 1932 at West Norwood Cemetery
EMMA WALL
(WHITE) LASBURY
Leonard KEVAN
on right with friend on Deal beach
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