Notes: Westoby Family History

Matches 901 to 950 of 950

	Notes	Linked to
901	Beatrice, Isabel and Miriam came back to England in about 1951 to work as Sisters (Nursing) at Stanmore Orthapeadic Hospital.	Whatley Isabel
902	From Birthday book	Whatley Isabel
903	\|\|From Address book	Whatley Isabel
904	Day and Month correct according to Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book. Year approximated from Fathers DOB.	Whatley Joan Elizabeth
905	Probably lived in Canada	Whatley John Milton
906	Day and month confirmed by Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book	Whatley Julia
907	Owned teashop 'Jenny Wren' in Warminster 1944. Traveled a lot, collection of teaspoons.	Whatley Julia
908	From 1881 census.	Whatley Kate
909	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Whatley Margaret
910	Day and Month correct according to Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book.	Whatley Marguerite Janet
911	Day and Month from Sylvia Smith's Birthday book.	Whatley Marguerite Janet
912	Known to my parents as Aunt Daisy, never married.	Whatley Marguerite Janet
913	Only evidence for this child is from 1851 census (12/08/01)	Whatley Maria
914	Day and Month correct according to Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book. Place of birth is shown as Bincombe in 1881 census, which is most probably a miss reading of Burcombe.	Whatley Mary Elizabeth Sylvia
915	Travelled the world constructing Dams and Bridges.	Whatley Michael John
916	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Whatley Miriam
917	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Whatley Norman
918	December 26th from Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book	Whatley Norman Leslie
919	Owned or ran other farm in Wiltshire (Badbury)	Whatley Norman Leslie
920	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Whatley Pamela
921	As of May 18th 2006 living at west Farm, Badbury in Swindon. See letter from Richard to Michael Barker.	Whatley Richard
922	Evidence of Robert Whatley being father of Charles comes from Marriage certificate.	Whatley Robert
923	1881 census gives Donhead St Andrew for birth place.	Whatley Samuel Horder
924	Photograph of headstone, including wife and youngest daughter.	Whatley Samuel Horder
925	Seizure, with relapse	Whatley Samuel Horder
926	Also possible year of death is 1939	Whatley Selena Clara
927	Day and Month confirmed according to Dorothy Gwendolyn Smith's birthday book. Place from 1881 census.	Whatley Selena Clara
928	In 1901 census Selina is down as Clara S Osmond and her sister Catherine H Whatley is living with them.	Whatley Selena Clara
929	In conact via e-mail - whatley@rogers.com	Whatley Shawn
930	\|\|From 1881 census	Whatley Sydney Jno
931	Brother to Kit, lived around Bushey area to do with milk trade. Kit is either my Cornelia Kate Whatley or Cornelia Whatley who are probably on and the same person. Possibly children of Thomas Whatley son of Selina and Charles?	Whatley Ted
932	From 1881 census	Whatley Thomas John
933	From 1881 census	Whatley William Charles
934	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	White Joanna Frances
935	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	William George, Westoby
936	Think real name was Harry (Joan Ranford)	Williams Cobbler
937	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Wood John
938	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Wood John
939	Evidence from daughters marriage certificate.	Yorke Ferdinand
940	Available on microfilm.	Source: 1841 Census for England & Wales
941	Newspaper cliiping found in the possesion of Sylvia Smith on her death.	Source: Charles W Whatley Obituary
942	Signed copy owned by the Westoby Family, originally given to Sylvia as an Xmas gift.	Source: Farming & Foxhunting from the Seventies to 1940
943	Registration began 1st July 1837. Indexes are kept at the FRC, the actual registers of birth, marriage & death are kept at the GRO head office at Southport,	Source: General Register Office of England & Wales
944	Thomas Mervyn, Second Baron Horder of Ashford in the County of Southampton.	Source: The Little Genius, A memoir of the First Lord Horder
945	Genealogical reference material including books, documents and data CD's owned and held by Alan Westoby personally.
946	www.familyrecords.gov.uk
947	www.hmc.gov.uk- Open Mon-Fri 09:30 - 17:00, Nearest underground stations are Chancery Lane, Holborn, and Temple.
948	www.pro.gov.uk
949	The Church of Later Day Saints of Jesus Christ, founded in the USA by Joseph Smith (1805-44). Members base their beliefs on the 'Book of Mormon (1830), claimed to have been written by a prophet of that name. The Mormons rapidly gained converts in the USA, & set up their headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah. The main purpose of the IGI was so that members of the church could trace ancestors and baptise them by proxy.
950	www.wiltshire.gov.uk - Mon-Fri 09:15 - 17:00 (till 19:45 on Wednesday's)