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Nottinghamshire / Re: Nottingham's General Cemetery
« on: Wednesday 04 March 09 17:08 GMT (UK) »
Thank you so much Paulene
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Nottinghamshire / Nottingham's General Cemetery
« on: Tuesday 03 March 09 01:41 GMT (UK) »
Ive recently found out that my GtGt grandparents Enoch & Harriet Windley died 1922 & 1936 respectively, are buried at the General Cemetery. I also know that the grave number is: 4502
Im having a major problem finding the location of said plot. I have rang Wilford Hill Cemetery on (0115) 915 2340 who have told me I need to speak to the Superintendent Annette on 0115 915 3245 & Ive also been given her mobile & email, but these phones/emails have not been answered in over two weeks.
Has anybody got any ideas on how I could take this further or find out where the plot is?
Thanks
r0an
Im having a major problem finding the location of said plot. I have rang Wilford Hill Cemetery on (0115) 915 2340 who have told me I need to speak to the Superintendent Annette on 0115 915 3245 & Ive also been given her mobile & email, but these phones/emails have not been answered in over two weeks.
Has anybody got any ideas on how I could take this further or find out where the plot is?
Thanks
r0an
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Nottinghamshire / Re: "Her Majestys Prison"
« on: Wednesday 19 November 08 18:14 GMT (UK) »
I called the archives & although they only have 20th century prison records (& not many), they have a lot of court records from the 19th century.
another trip on my "to do list"
thx again
another trip on my "to do list"
thx again
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Nottinghamshire / Re: "Her Majestys Prison"
« on: Tuesday 18 November 08 00:55 GMT (UK) »
thanks again, nice site there. I will be making a call to the Nottinghamshire Archives tomorrow.
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Nottinghamshire / Re: "Her Majestys Prison"
« on: Monday 17 November 08 23:37 GMT (UK) »thx for trying patrish
Im just wondering if the prison records are around somewhere, im interested to know what he did to end up in there because I cant find him after that.
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Nottinghamshire / "Her Majestys Prison"
« on: Monday 17 November 08 21:55 GMT (UK) »
Hello
Ive just found what could be my great-great-great-uncle in clink
is there anywhere that might still have the records from 1881?
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thanks
Ive just found what could be my great-great-great-uncle in clink
is there anywhere that might still have the records from 1881?
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Armed Forces / Re: Sherwood Foresters - 1899-1902 Boer War
« on: Friday 07 November 08 11:06 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Annie
Im already a member at Ancestry & have Alberts medal card, but I cant find him in the British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920. Any idea what I could do now?
Very interesting about article about the Boer War.
& give my love to your city, Ive just moved back home to Nottingham after 20yrs in Liverpool
Im already a member at Ancestry & have Alberts medal card, but I cant find him in the British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920. Any idea what I could do now?
Very interesting about article about the Boer War.
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The Mounted Infantry company of the Sherwood Foresters saw a very great deal of fighting and came up to the high standard of the 1st Battalion. Corporal Beet gained the Victoria Cross at Wakkerstroom, in the Orange River Colony, on 27th April 1900. An Imperial Yeoman being wounded in a retirement, Beet remained with him, placed him in cover, bound up his wounds, and by firing prevented the Boers approaching, so that at dark a doctor was able to go to the wounded man's assistance.
& give my love to your city, Ive just moved back home to Nottingham after 20yrs in Liverpool
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Armed Forces / Re: Sherwood Foresters - 1899-1902 Boer War
« on: Tuesday 04 November 08 15:41 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for helping unravel a family mystery.
Matilda Windley
Birth Oct. 1877
Death Before 1936
Other Husband Albert Edward Hornby
Parents Enoch Windley and Harriet Whitehead
1st Husband William Harris
Birth About 1877 Boston, Lincolnshire
Marriage About 1898
Death Nov. 3, 1907 Nottingham Workhouse, Bagthorpe (now city hospital) of tubercular osteitis lardaceous disease
Children
1 Elizabeth Harris
Gender Female
Birth About 1899
2 Florence Harris
Gender Female
Birth 1901 Nottingham, England
Death 1980
3 Albert Harris
Gender Male
Birth 1902
2nd Husband Albert Edward Hornby (My gt grandad)
Birth Dec. 15, 1880 Ryland Crescent, The Meadows, Nottingham, England
Marriage Jul. 11, 1938 Register Office, Nottingham
Death 1956 Nottingham, England
Parents William Hornby and Elizabeth Smith
Children
1 Edna Hornby
Gender Female
Birth Sep. 1911 Nottingham, England
Husband Leslie Squires
Marriage
Death 1971
2 Elsie Hornby
Gender Female
Birth Jul. 22, 1913 Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
Husband Walter Upton
Marriage Nov. 4, 1935
Death Oct. 2003 Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
3 Edith Hornby
Gender Female
Birth About 1920
Death About 1960
Ive since found out that Albert was with the Leicester Regiment in France, WWI. Regiment No: 12860.
thx again to jo for that very valuable snippet of info
Matilda Windley
Birth Oct. 1877
Death Before 1936
Other Husband Albert Edward Hornby
Parents Enoch Windley and Harriet Whitehead
1st Husband William Harris
Birth About 1877 Boston, Lincolnshire
Marriage About 1898
Death Nov. 3, 1907 Nottingham Workhouse, Bagthorpe (now city hospital) of tubercular osteitis lardaceous disease
Children
1 Elizabeth Harris
Gender Female
Birth About 1899
2 Florence Harris
Gender Female
Birth 1901 Nottingham, England
Death 1980
3 Albert Harris
Gender Male
Birth 1902
2nd Husband Albert Edward Hornby (My gt grandad)
Birth Dec. 15, 1880 Ryland Crescent, The Meadows, Nottingham, England
Marriage Jul. 11, 1938 Register Office, Nottingham
Death 1956 Nottingham, England
Parents William Hornby and Elizabeth Smith
Children
1 Edna Hornby
Gender Female
Birth Sep. 1911 Nottingham, England
Husband Leslie Squires
Marriage
Death 1971
2 Elsie Hornby
Gender Female
Birth Jul. 22, 1913 Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
Husband Walter Upton
Marriage Nov. 4, 1935
Death Oct. 2003 Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
3 Edith Hornby
Gender Female
Birth About 1920
Death About 1960
Ive since found out that Albert was with the Leicester Regiment in France, WWI. Regiment No: 12860.
thx again to jo for that very valuable snippet of info
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Armed Forces / Re: Sherwood Foresters - 1899-1902 Boer War
« on: Friday 10 October 08 13:42 BST (UK) »
Seems Enoch & Harriet only decided to get married when they were expecting their 2nd child Pheobe. thanks again for the hint Jo
I think Ive found Albert:
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Im sending off for the certs now.
I think Ive found Albert:
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Im sending off for the certs now.
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