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| 51 | | Living
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 | In Service at St Ives.
Annie May Heath traces her early experiences as a domestic servant at All Saints vicarage in St. Ives (Cambs) c1907. |
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| 53 | | Living
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| 54 | | Living
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| 55 | | Living
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 | Jacob Stanton & Rebecca Damon gravestone at Fleet, Dorset, England
Status: Located. |
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 | Jacob Stanton & Rebecca Damon gravestone at Fleet, Dorset, England
Status: Located. |
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 | James Stanton gravestone at Weymouth, Dorset, England
Status: Located. If you go to Weymouth Cemetery and enter from the Abbotsbury Road you will be in the Holy Trinity section and before you will be the little chapel, now used as a store. Just to the left and on the road side of the chapel you should find James Stanton, now standing upright and a little cleaner than before. (Brian Wollaston 2005) |
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 | James Welford and Rosetta Jane Smith
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 | Jane Allen
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 | Jane ALLEN
Photograph believed to be that of Jane ALLEN (as compared with more recent photo's known to be of her). Found with a photograph which is thought to be that of her mother and daughter (Elizabeth).
Photograph is printed on a small metal sheet. |
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 | Jane ALLEN
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 | John & Jane Allen various snaps
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 | John Cullinane
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| 65 | | Living
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| 66 |
 | John H Cullinane on honeymoon.
April 1940
This photo was taken at time of honeymoon with Alice Margaret Cullinane (nee Powell) on the bank of the River Usk.
Reproduced thanks to Eileen Hughes (nee Cullinane)
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 | Julia Cullinane
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 | Julie Allen (nee Cullinane) & Alice Cullinane
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 | Julie Allen (nee Cullinane) & Ruby Allen + Alice Will & Billie Cullinane 1931
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 | Lilian Heath Aged 16/17
Caption on photograph reads "Good morning have you seen my pet earing" |
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| 71 | | Living
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 | Mabel Heath Aged 17
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 | Mary (nee White) & Bryant Weber
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 | Mary Ann STANTON
Probably taken pre-WW1 |
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 | Mary Ann STANTON
Probably taken pre-WW1 |
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 | Mary Ann STANTON
I’m guessing that the photo of Mary in uniform (Marie as she called herself, and most likely written to her ‘sis’ Eva) was most likely taken before or during WW1 – she was a nurse, and according to someone from our Genealogy Society, the uniform is that of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Corps and she most likely spent time in France (GT 0608) |
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| 77 | | Living
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| 78 |
 | Naish letter part 1
First part of a letter written to Eliza Cullinane (nee Child) by Reginald Naish regarding the disappearance of Eliza's son, Edward Cullinane in the Yukon, Canada 1913. |
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 | Naish letter part 2
Second part of a letter written to Eliza Cullinane (nee Child) by Reginald Naish regarding the disappearance of Eliza's son, Edward Cullinane in the Yukon, Canada 1913. |
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 | Possible mother of Jane Ann ? (ALLEN)
Photograph believed to be that of Jane Ann ? 's mother. Found with photographs which are thought to be that of her daughter (Jane Ann) and grandaughter (Elizabeth). Photograph is printed on a small metal sheet. |
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| 81 | | Living
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| 82 | | Living
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| 83 | | Living
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| 84 | | Living
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| 85 | | Living
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 | Robert Langshaw Smith and Sarah Stanton gravestone at Weymouth, Dorset, England
Status: Located. If you go to Weymouth Cemetery and enter from the Abbotsbury Road you will be in the Holy Trinity section and before you will be the little chapel, now used as a store. On the right hand side of the Chapel you can find Robert Langshaw Smith and Sarah Ann Smith nee Stanton. I have tried some weedkiller around them to keep the grass down, but I presume that its effect could well have worn off by now. If you feel so inclined another dose would do for the weeds a bit more. (Brian Wollaston 2005)
Gravestone inscription:
In everloving memory
of
Robert Langshaw Smith
The beloved husband of
Sarah Smith
who fell asleep in Jesus
March 20th 1905 Aged 64 years
Goid hath called the patient sufferer
All thy pain and sufferings o'er
Though we mourn for thee our dear one
Thou are not lost but gone before
Also of Sarah Ann his wife
died March 8th 1926
Aged 80 years |
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| 87 | | Living
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| 88 | | Living
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| 89 | | Living
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 | Ruby Stanton nee Allen various snaps
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 | Ruby Stanton nee Allen various snaps
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| 92 |
 | Ruby Stanton nee Allen various snaps
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 | Ruby Stanton nee Allen various snaps
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 | Stanley Cullinane
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 | Stanley Cullinane & his wife Elizabeth Louise Ward
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| 96 | | Living
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| 97 | | Living
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| 98 |
 | Teddy Cullinane Portrait
This portrait was probably taken in 1903 when Teddy returned to England for a brief visit before heading back out to Canada. |
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| 99 |
 | Teddy Cullinane's application for Placer Mining Grant at Eldorado in Bonanza - Nov 1906
This application is dated 15th November 1906 and is signed by Teddy at the bottom right.
"After gold was discovered in 1896 on Bonanza Creek, thousands of claims were staked along tributaries of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. The Yukon Gold Commissioner's Office issued "Placermining Grants," enabling prospectors to become miners and work their claims for "placer" findings (mineral deposits containing gold, left by glaciers or rivers )."
Dawson City Museum & Historical Society Webste. www.yukongenealogy.com/content/database_search.htm |
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 | Unknown Football team possibly William Allcocks
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