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1	02/06 Email from Dave Wheal 24/02/06 Marriage "Reg J 1867 Mile End 1c 4?29"	Family: F00148
2	02/08 Marriage certificate identifies fathers names and occupations. (Though Alice's father was dead by this time). Witnesses include HJ Williams and DG Campbell. The Campbells were living at 8 Regina Road in London at the time of the marriage.	Family: F00015
3	02/08 Marriage certificate shows marriage witnessed by Mary's daughter and son in law - John Robert BECKHAM and Rebecca BECKHAM. Mary and Henry are both listed as widow and widower. Certificate also suggests Mary's father was a Joseph WEST, Lawyer. However, he would have been a WHITE not a WEST.	Family: F00289
4	05/06 Free BMD has Martha Louisa Stanton marrying in Weymouth to either a John Spencer Gardiner or a John Sharp September 1877.	Family: F00135
5	05/06 Free BMD has this marriage recorded.	Family: F00138
6	05/06 Free BMD website gives Robert and Sarah Ann's marriage as March 1864	Family: F00133
7	06/06 British Isles VRI CD has: CULLINANE, John Marr 1896 Engl Glou Bristo Sp: Emily COOK CULLINANE, John Age: 26 Marriage Wife: Emily COOK Age: 24 Marriage Date: 24 Aug 1896 Recorded in: Bristol, Gloucestershire, England Collection: St Matthew Moorfields Husband's Father: Timothy CULLINANE Wife's Father: Robert COOK Source: FHL Film 1595697 Dates: 1895 - 1896	Family: F00116
8	06/06 British Isles VRI CD has: STANTON, William John Marriage Wife: Caroline TARGETT Age: 20 Marriage Date: 20 Apr 1873 Recorded in: Southampton, Hampshire, England Collection: Holy Trinity Husband's Father: William STANTON Wife's Father: Richard TARGETT Source: FHL Film 1041746 Dates: 1848 - 1875 Were married "by banns" and in front of witnesses Richard Targett and Martha Taizard according to Southampton records office 1891 census - email from Joanne Smith at the records office Dec '01. Apparently William Stanton (William Stanton's father) was present at the marriage according to Mervyns email of 10/01/02	Family: F00078
9	06/06 Marriage cert notes marriage was witnessed by Richard Fletcher, Lilian Heath, Mary Heath and Ruby Fletcher	Family: F00034
10	06/07 Wyke Regis Marriages 1837 to 1847 Transcribed by Barbara Hunt from the Bishop's Transcripts on LDS Film 1239262 DATE, BRIDEGROOM'S FIRST NAME & SURNAME; CONDITION; RESIDENCE; BRIDES FIRST NAME & SURNAME; CONDITION; RESIDENCE; IN THE PRESENCE OF; BY WHOM THE CEREMONY WAS PERFORMED; BANNS/LICENCE; WITH CONSENT OF 04 Feb 1841; James STANTON of full age; Bachelor Queen Street, of Weymouth Sailor; Father: Jacob STANTON Mason; & Mary Ann BOWN full age; Spinster of East Row, Weymouth Tailoress; Father: John BOWN Sailor; John STANTON & Elizabeth GOLDSACK; John Menzies; by Banns http://www.dorset-opc.com/WykeRegisFiles/WykeRegisMarrs1837-1847.htm	Family: F00131
11	07/06 Jacob second marriage was to Sarah Langridge,(b.1854) on 25/12/1895 at Paulton, witnessed by John Langridge and Sarah Watts.	Family: F00127
12	07/06 Jane Heath (née Dimond) ["spinster"] married William Yard, bachelor [born 1828, Westhatch, Somerset, "laborer".] at the Register Office, Bristol on 24/03/1853 in the presence of William Yard ("X"- his mark) and Charlotte Yard ("X"- her mark). (Jane's father shown as William "Diamond" deceased, farmer; William's father was Robert Yard, husbandman).	Family: F00086
13	07/06 John married Jane Dimond, [b.1823 in Wellington, Som.,] on 10/09/1848, by banns at Clifton Parish Church, witnessed by A.Murray and E.Cleaver. Both John and Jane were registered as 'Full Age' and resident in Clifton	Family: F00085
14	07/06 John married Matilda Mabbett on 26/07/1868 at St. Luke Parish Church Bristol after banns, in the presence of Samuel Wiltshire and Eliza Ann Wiltshire. (John Charles, 18, bachelor, tailor, his father was John Charles Heath, shoemaker - Matilda, 18, spinster, her father was William Mabbett, glass cutter. Residence given was Barrow Lane for both participants)	Family: F00084
15	07/06 Married Mary Turner, [b.1794 Midsomer Norton] on 22/12/1816 in Paulton by banns, witnessed by John Turner, Sarah Bees and Thomas Symes. [ Mary's father was William Turner, born 1772 Som., (died 08/10/1808). Her mother was Sarah Weech, married in Crewkerne 25/05/1790. - Mary Turner was baptised. 15/01/1797 in Midsomer Norton, Somerset.] 12/06 Cholera monument photo attached to John Charles HEATH's record: IoE number: 32856 Location: PAULTON, BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET, SOMERSET Photographer: N/A Date Photographed: N/A Date listed: 02 May 1986 Date of last amendment: 02 May 1986 Grade II PAULTON C.P. CHURCH STREET (south side) ST 65 NW 1/4 Cholera monument, in the churchyard and 15 metres south of Church of the Holy Trinity PAULTON C.P. CHURCH STREET (south side) ST 65 NW 1/4 Cholera monument, in the churchyard and 15 metres south of Church of the Holy Trinity G.V. II Memorial, boundary and marker stones. Early/mid C19. Freestone, ashlar. A square enclosure marked by dressed stones, at east stands a 0.5 metre high plain pointed stone with text: BOUNDARY/OF/CHOLERA/BURIAL/GROUND. At west stands a pediment topped, ashlar insertion in wall on which an haut relief urn surmounts a tablet with text: IN MEMORY OF/23 MEN, 23 WOMEN AND 26 CHILDREN/INTERRED WITHIN THIS ENCLOSURE/WHO FELL VICTIM TO THAT DREADFUL/SCOURGE, ASIATIC CHOLERA, WITH/ WHICH IT PLEASED THE ALMIGHTY TO/VISIT THIS PARISH FROM THE 28TH/SEPTEMBER TO THE 1OTH NOVEMBER/1832. WHEN, UNDER THE DIRECTING/ARM OF A BOUNTIFUL PROVIDENCE/BY THE SKILL AND ATTENTION OF THE/MEDICAL MEN, AND BY THE CHARITABLE/DONATIONS OF THE SURROUNDING/NEIGHBOURHOOD, IT CEASED/"AND HE STOOD BETWEEN THE LIVING AND/THE DEAD AND THE PLAGUE WAS STAYED"/RESTORED, 1966. http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/search/details.aspx?id=32856 PAULTON C.P. CHURCH STREET (south side) ST 65 NW 1/3 Church of the Holy Trinity 21.9.60 G.V. II* Anglican Parish Church. Dated 1757 and 1839, the latter by John Pinch. Ashlar, freestone dressings, slate roof. West tower, nave, north and south aisles, north porch, chancel, south chapel, north organ chamber. Square tower of 3 stages with set-back buttresses and full-height circular stair turret, first stage has plinth, tudor-arch west door with heavy moulding and a good plank door below a small ogee-headed window, (strings between stages also appear between buttresses), second stage has quatrefoil to west, at third stage the buttresses peter out with crocketted finials, each side has a 2-light pointed window below a hoodmould with quatrefoil pierced tracery, then ogee quatrefoils, that to west with date (clockwise 1757 seems most likely),then ogee frieze as corbel table below quatrefoil pierced parapet with obelisk corner finials, tower stands at west end of north aisle of church of 1831. Gabled nave has 3-light pointed, cusped west window, buttressed aisles have 4 similar 2-light windows, one over south door under label, one absent at site of gabled north porch with moulded, pointed arch below date scroll, diagonal buttressed, gabled chancel has 3-light, pointed east window as elsewhere, similar 2-lights to north and south gabled chapels. Interior. 4-bay Perpendicular arcade, shafts on very thin piers, very rich, small chancel with mock hammer beams with angels, nave roof of arch-braced queen post construction with tracery spandrels. Fittings: octagonal font of C16?, stone pulpit, perpendicular details as in local tradition, complete set of pews with poppy heads. Monument: at west end of south aisle is a C14 chivalic figure under hood with head stops. (Source: N. Pevsner : Buildings of England : North Somerset and Bristol : ig58). http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/search/details.aspx?id=32855	Family: F00088
16	07/06 The Church of Latter Day Saints site notes Charles and Martha's marriage to have taken place at St. Peter's Church, Church Street, Liverpool on 5th March 1840. She was born in 1822. finding this I did some more searching on a Liverpool Family History site and found something that absolutely ties them together, even without the marriage certificate. I found the 1832 Poll Book for Liverpool - this followed the reform act that allowed 'town dwellers' amongst other people to have the vote - however this still only applied to those that owned property or were tradesmen, and I found one 'Robert Langshaw, Victualler, Strand Street, Liverpool' - this is the same address that Charles and Martha were found at on the 1881 census - I think we can definitely assume that this was her father! and this was the pub they took over after retiring from the sea. They had moved to Toxteth Park by 1899 and they both died in 1894 - Martha during the March quarter, and Charles in the June quarter. (Email from Ann Jones)	Family: F00163
17	07/06 William married Mary Beaton (b.24/06/1870), St.Giles, Bloomsbury, Middlesex - Res. 3 Market St. Bloomsbury) on 28/01/1889 at St.John's, in Hammersmith, London., after Banns and witnessed by Fred John Manders and Louisa Groombridge.	Family: F00027
18	08/06 Emma Hillman supplied Sarah's forename. While Graham Turner has found a Sarah Sticklen in Ancestry.com's "Hampshire, England Parish and Probate Records" Marriage on 10 Nov 1767 at North Waltham, this ties in with their childrens births.	Family: F00271
19	02/05 Wife was possibly Mary Louisa died in Weymouth 23/11/1949 http://www.weymouth.gov.uk/people/crem/geneology.asp?svid=3&svaid=295&svapid=1914	?
20	03/04 Ronald Stanton Notes: Lillie married and divorced a man in Bermuda	?
21	0410 Apparently Alexander married and had 1 daughter	Alexander ALLEN
22	0410 Apparently Alexander married and was believed to have had a child. He died aboard a Royal Navy Submarine in c1943.	Donovan ALLEN
23	0410 Apparently Elizabeth didn't marry	Elizabeth ALLEN
24	04/10 1901 census has Pauline listed as Ethel C P ALLEN. Presumeably the P was for Pauline. She is listed as being 7 yrs old. Although notes from the source (Family Notes; General Information; which were documented by Ethel/ Pauline's daughter), suggest that she was born in 1890, and her name was Pauline (no mention of Ethel). A letter written in 1978 in these notes also mention her age as 88 so we can be confident that 1890 is her correct birth year. These source notes also mention that Aaron and Elizabeth had a total of 12 children, which adds weight to the idea that Ethel and Pauline are one and the same person. Below Ethel/Pauline's name on the census the name of Rene is squeezed in (apparently missed out initially) on the line below. It appears she is also aged 7, which suggests that the person documenting the original census return perhaps initially confused Ethel and Rene as the same person and listed Ethel's name with Rene's age, but then never corrected Ethel's age when adding Rene's details to the list.	Ethel C Pauline ALLEN
25	04/10 Notes from Source "Ronald Stanton, Family Notes, General Information.": "Gilbert was apprenticed to Strachan & Henshaw. Then worked for WD & HO Wills. Well paid. Bonus one year paid for Ruby's leg operation." 11/05 Gilbert was awarded the Service Medal of the Order of St.John in 1938. Medal Number: 18529; Rank: PTE; G. Allen; Unit: Bedminster Division; Year of Award: 1938;	Gilbert ALLEN
26	04/10 Notes from Source "Ronald Stanton, Family Notes, General Information.": Grandpa John James Allen. b12/12/59 d19/2/49; Telephone Foreman Ganger; Edison Bell Company. All poles from Taunton to Bridgewater. Enjoyed walking in country. Tired out. Police bring him home. 3 Oakley Avenue, Whitehall. Members of Primitive Whitehall Methodist Church, St George, Bristol. Burial service there. 06/03 Photo from Album 1. Page 13 - Written on rear is detail that John and Jane had 11 children. Elizabeth and Gilbert were the only surviving children by time the photo was taken.	John James ALLEN
27	0410 Apparently Mary didn't marry	Mary ALLEN
28	0410 Possibly Mary Ann? 1861 census record not clear.	Mary ALLEN
29	0410 Apparently Reginald married and had 1 daughter	Reginald ALLEN
30	05/06 In the 1901 census "Mary" appears as "Maria".	Mary ANN
31	1901 Census: PRO Reference Schedule Number RG Number RG13 Series Piece Folio Page 1058 89 38 194 Address Seaview Hotel Platform Town Quay Civil Parish Rural District Holy Road Entire Town or Village or Hamlet Parliamentary Borough or Division Southampton Southampton Ecclesiastical Parish Administrative County Holy Rood Entire Hampshire County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Ward of Municipal Borough or Urban District Mary A Stanton Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Head M 56 F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Proprietress Own Account working at home Newport Monmouthshire Language Infirmity Laura R Weatley Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Visitor S 16 F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Weaver In Factory Undefined Kidderminster Worcester Language Infirmity F S Ada C Gurman Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Servant S 25 F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born General Servant Worker working at home Southampton Language Infirmity F S William F Leeds Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Visitor S 30 M Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Ironmonger Undefined Greatbridge Staffs Language Infirmity	Mary ANN
32	1901 census details: Address 7 Ct 1 Ho Essex St Civil Parish Rural District Birmingham Town or Village or Hamlet Parliamentary Borough or Division Central Birmingham Ecclesiastical Parish Administrative County St Luke Birmingham County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Ward of Municipal Borough or Urban District Frank Ayliffe Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Head M 34 M Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bresh Maker Worker Gloucester Language Infirmity Annie Ayliffe Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Wife M 27 F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Undefined Birmingham Language Infirmity Frank Ayliffe Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Son 4 M Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Undefined Birmingham Language Infirmity Lilly May Ayliffe Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Daughter 3 F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Undefined Birmingham Language Infirmity Rose E Ayliffe Relation to Head of Family Condition as to Marriage Age Last Birthday Sex Daughter 4M F Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Undefined Birmingham Language Infirmity	Frank AYLIFFE
33	1851 Census. A Thomas Ayliffe 15 (Servant Page) Dwelling: 6 Dours Villas, Chelterham, Gloucester. 1861 Census Thomas Ayliffe 25 (Footman) in the household of Elizabeth Johnson 59 Occupation (Income from Land and Stock) Dwelling 5 Cavogan Place, Chelsea, Middlesex.	Thomas AYLIFFE
34	0410 0410 Apparently Freda died aged just 15 yrs	Freda BALDWIN
35	02/08 EDavies data suggests: FREDERICK BALL, b. 1890. More About FREDERICK BALL: Census: 1901, School in Weston, Somerset	Frederick BALL
36	02/08 EDavies data suggests: HENRY BALL, b. 1889. More About HENRY BALL: Census: 1901, School in Weston, Somerset	Henry BALL
37	Details from 1901 Census: National Archives Reference RG Number, Series Piece Folio Page Schedule Number RG13 1257 63 23 156 Address 65 Farrant Av Civil Parish Wood Green Rural District Town or Village or Hamlet Parliamentary Borough or Division Tottenham Ecclesiastical Parish St Marks Administrative County Middlesex County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Wood Green Ward of Municipal Borough or Urban District Harry Balls Relation to Head of Family Head Condition as to Marriage Married Sex M Age Last Birthday 39 Profession or Occupation Railway Engine Driver Employment Status Where Born Norfolk Mattishall Language Infirmity Sabina E Balls Relation to Head of Family Wife Condition as to Marriage Sex F Age Last Birthday 40 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Norfolk East Tuddenham Language Infirmity Maud S Balls Relation to Head of Family Daughter Condition as to Marriage Sex F Age Last Birthday 13 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Essex Stratford Language Infirmity Joseph P Chapman Relation to Head of Family Boarder Condition as to Marriage Single Sex M Age Last Birthday 22 Profession or Occupation Railway Engine Driver Employment Status Where Born Essex Hertford Language Infirmity Walter Wm Agar Relation to Head of Family Boarder Condition as to Marriage Single Sex M Age Last Birthday 23 Profession or Occupation Railway Engine Driver Employment Status Where Born London Bow Language Infirmity	Harry BALLS
38	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
39	06/06 Mervyn George was a cabinet maker at the Piano and Cabinet makers Whitleys of Hammersmith, London. Detailed on Mary Beaton's marriage certificate. 07/06 1881Census- 42 Queens Road, Kensington, London, Middlesex, shows: John G.Beaton, 52, Pianoforte Maker, b.Jersey, Channel Islands; Margaret Beaton, 48, wife, b.Lavernock, Glamorgan, Wales; (Mary's step-mother) Mary Beaton, 10, daur. ,scholar, b.Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England; Robert Gray, 18, nephew, Oilmans Assistant. ,b.Dorset, England.)	John George BEATON
40	07/06 Email from Lesley Bunyard: My few bits about my grandfather is from my mum aged 91. the heath family didnt like my grandmother. they thought she wasnt good enough for a heath who owned a cycle shop. she was a house maid. her name was florence. my grandfathers neice is still alive and is sending me some info. she told me the grandads father left his mother for a french women. that might be the link. yours is his second marrage maybe? Email from Lesley Bunyard: just after i emailed you this morning i had a letter from doris fletcher who has sent me more on my grandfather. i have got it wrong i thought grandads mother was mary light but she was mary beaton and he is albert samuel heath. as you know doris was ediths daughter. let me now if you wont any moer info. i have a photo of him in his blue school uniform. yours lesley. 1881Census- 42 Queens Road, Kensington, London, Middlesex, shows : John G.Beaton, 52, Pianoforte Maker, b.Jersey, Channel Islands; Margaret Beaton, 48, wife, b.Lavernock, Glamorgan, Wales; (Mary's step-mother) Mary Beaton, 10, daur. ,scholar, b.Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England; Robert Gray, 18, nephew, Oilmans Assistant. ,b.Dorset, England. When Mary died she had been resident with her daughter, Mabel, at 153 Shirehampton Road, Sea Mills, Bristol.	Mary BEATON
41	02/08 EDavies data suggests: REBECCA WEST (FREDERICK WILLIAM1) was born 1874 in St Pancras, London, England. She married JOHN ROBERT BECKHAM June 1895, son of JOSEPH BECKHAM and MATILDA ELIZA. He was born 1871 in St Pancras, and died Abt. 1912 in Islington. More About REBECCA WEST: Emigration: September 8, 1912, Sailed on the New York to New York More About JOHN ROBERT BECKHAM: Census: 1891, Islington, Middlesex living with sisters Charlotte and Rosaline Christening: August 20, 1871, All Souls, Marylebone, London Occupation: 1891, Glazier Children of REBECCA WEST and JOHN BECKHAM are: i. JOHN JOSEPH BECKHAM, b. March 1898; d. 1902, Pancras. ii. ETHEL REBECCA BECKHAM, b. June 1900. iii. MAUD ELIZABETH BECKHAM, b. Abt. 1902. iv. ROBERT BECKHAM, b. Abt. 1903. v. DORIS BECKHAM, b. Abt. 1906. vi. HILDA BECKHAM, b. Abt. 1911.	John Robert BECKHAM
42	10/08 I'm hoping this message reaches you ok. I have seen your information on rootsweb relating to the ayliffe and Allcock families. I am related to Annie Benham who was married to Frank Ayliffe. Their daughter was Daisy Ayliffe and granddaughter Margaret Rose Allcock. Annie Benham's father John Benham was the brother of my Great Grandfather Thomas Benham. Regards Mary Carthew Australia	Thomas BENHAM
43	0110 Kennel Farm is listed as Gracie's home noted by hand in the front of her twin books of "Book of Common Prayer" and "Hymns Ancient and Modern"(noted at the front that these were given to "Aunty Gracie" by May and Dorise). Also noted is the name of the nearby church "All Saints, Long Ashton". A 19th century map (see attached) shows the location of Kennel Farm. It is just south of the site of St Johns Church which was apparently the church that served the village of Bower Ashton prior to its abandonment in the 13th Century (possibly due to Black Death)? Also attached the modern location in Google Earth - the farmhouse seems long since gone. http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en-GB&geocode=&q=long+ashton&sll=53.800651,-4.064941&sspn=13.179201,39.418945&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Long+Ashton,+Bristol,+Avon,+United+Kingdom&ll=51.438213,-2.635421&spn=0.003391,0.009624&t=h&z=17 A New Testament Bible was awarded to Gracie Best for "Scripture Knowledge; Ashton Gate Girl's School; December 1916". On the front of the bible is the text: "PRIZE 1916 To the pupils in the Bristol Council Schools who excelled in Biblical knowledge given by the religious tract society and by the late Mary Proctor in memory of her husband" This bible has within it the front page of another "Holy Bible" which has Gracie's name in handwriting in the front page, and also has written in it "I had this bible when I was 8 years old" and below this "Sunday evening, April 27th 1890 at 10.28"	Alexandra Grace BEST
44	10/04 As far as the Bown family we knew that Mary Bown (1791) had a daughter,Mary Ann Bown (1815), who who in turn was Sarah Ann Stanton (1844)'s and William John Stanton's (1857)'s mother, I hadn't looked further along the 'Bown line' so never found her father, although I have since found his name was John. One might conjecture that he would have been born around 1791 too. Brian says he couldn't find him on the 1841 census, and I find he doesn't appear on the 1851 census either. I don't know whether he too was a sailor, which around Fleet in those days often meant a local fisherman, but it appears that local crew-men were frequently ar sea when the Census-man called and thus never featured on census lists. (1841 was the very first official General Census anyway after the introduction of BDM registration in 1837, so it was something new, and possibly something bound to arouse many people's suspicions - like Identity Cards do in these days!).	John BOWN
45	Mervyn 04/02: 1851 Census for Weymouth & Melcombe shows Mary Ann " STAINTON,1815,aged 35, sailor's wife, and 4 children	Mary Ann BOWN
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
47	04/10 A letter from Roger Heath notes that Hannah died c1876 when Mary was only 6 yrs old. 01/01 Mervyn Hannah, whose Christian name the family cousins had thought was 'Margaret' - come to think of it, she was a singer (from Wales) so 'Margaret' might well have been her 'stage name'. Her real name was Hannah Brumwell; she was Nan's mother's mother, married to John George Beaton (cabinet-maker, piano-maker and himself a gifted musician), and on 24 June 1870 ('our Grandma', 'Mary's', birth-date) they were living at 3 Market Street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex (now Camden, London, I believe). I now have a copy of Mary Beaton's birth certificate, so at last this information is now official. 07/06 1881Census- 42 Queens Road, Kensington, London, Middlesex, shows : John G.Beaton, 52, Pianoforte Maker, b.Jersey, Channel Islands; Margaret Beaton, 48, wife, b.Lavernock, Glamorgan, Wales; (Mary's step-mother) Mary Beaton, 10, daur. ,scholar, b.Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England; Robert Gray, 18, nephew, Oilmans Assistant. ,b.Dorset, England.	Hannah BRUMWELL
48	Died while a child of menningitis	Brenda Margaret BURKE
49	Served in WW1 where was victim of gas but survived. Died of heart trouble.	John BURKE
50	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living