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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) |
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Donald Boyd
BEARMAN, 1890-1975
The will of
William King Byles, 1811, page 4
1919-11-13 p2
Donald Bearman to his father Thomas
1919-11-23 p7
Donald Bearman to his father Thomas
Thomas Bearman
in 1768 Boreham, apprentices indentures from Ancestry
1919-11-13 p11
Donald Bearman to his father Thomas
Sarah Hannah
Robertshaw 1898
Gearing
Roberts, showing father as Adam Roberts
227 Stephendale
Road c. 2010. Frederick Webb and family lived here in 1911
Gertrude SANDELL
1919-08-16
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Young Marjorie
Baxter
16 Sandringham
Road, Leytonstone, where Kate and Tom Stutchbury lived. Keturah later lived opposite at no 17 and William and Ida Malcolm lived at no 3.
1919-07-31
Letter by Donald Boyd Bearman to his father, page 3
P19: Pippa
Bearman with father Donald, Nanny Warner and Rosalind at Deal and at Broxbourne with ?, 1929.
1919-08-19 p6
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Was John Goss
imprisoned in 1857? Not sure as there were other men called John Goss in Bedfordshire.
Ann Byles
Wallis probate 1894, naming Emma Louisa Wallis
1920-03-08 p3
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Charles Tappin
in the Islington Workhouse at the age of 64
1919-07-25 p1
Donald Bearman letter to his father
1920-01-25 page
2 letter by Donald Bearman
Page 1 letter
Donald Bearman to father 20th March 1920
1919-08-16 p1
Donald Bearman letter to his father
Phillip Thomas
Clark, Beatrice Mary Clark, Aliston (Bert) and his two daughters – the blonde one is Phillis and the other is Pat. It was taken the day that Phillip and Beatrice arrived in New Zealand on board the “Strathaird” which was the troop ship that bought them back from Egypt following the war – 7th September 1945.
Military papers
showing Charles Oliver’s next of kin to be Josie Gale, foster mother of 58 Peacock Street
The grave of
James (Davis) Noyes, Robert Pendlebury and Annie Elizabeth Pendlebury (neé Noyes)
Letter from
Donald Bearman to father 20th March 1920
1919-06-28 p6
Donald Bearman to his father
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