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Australia / Re: Copy of Will 1903 probate Western Australia
« on: Friday 01 February 19 20:34 GMT (UK)  »
Success !

Thanks to Sue and John.

Chrome did it, but having an aversion to its presence on my PC, I went to the library and had no bother viewing my target.

Thanks again.

Peter

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Australia / Re: Copy of Will 1903 probate Western Australia
« on: Thursday 31 January 19 19:24 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks John for the link.
Apparently I've got browser issues using Familysearch so I cannot presently see the information I am seeking.
I'll have to have a scout around it.
Thanks
Peter

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Australia / Copy of Will 1903 probate Western Australia
« on: Thursday 31 January 19 11:11 GMT (UK)  »
I hope I'm in the correct section.

I'm posting with the hope that someone might be in a position to help me, or know a researcher who undertakes such research.

I wish to obtain a copy of the will of
Duncan McTavish MacLeod
Probate granted 14th September 1903 by Supreme Court of WA
to Harry Hale of Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie

Thanks for looking

Peter


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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Fever? *COMPLETE* merci mes amis
« on: Sunday 01 October 17 12:37 BST (UK)  »
S.C. Definitely suggests a two word term.

A prevalent disease mentioned many times in Army Medical reports is

Spasmodic Cholera Fever

Pete


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Kerry / Re: Oliver Hill McCowen b. Tralee 1870
« on: Sunday 30 April 17 23:46 BST (UK)  »
Well done. You've totally nailed it in next to no time. Now to try to get access to "findingaid".

Many thanks.

Pete

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Kerry / Re: Oliver Hill McCowen b. Tralee 1870
« on: Sunday 30 April 17 23:06 BST (UK)  »
Have you found him in any census records? (especially 1911 if wife listed how many years married
No. Not in UK and Ireland. He travelled the world as a YMCA Secretary.

I notice that a Dorothy Oliver Hill McCowen aged 11 appears on the Irish 1911 - parents Robert & Sarah Annie
This is a niece, and probably so named for her uncle.

Thanks for looking.

Pete

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Kerry / Oliver Hill McCowen b. Tralee 1870
« on: Sunday 30 April 17 22:48 BST (UK)  »
Oliver Hill McCowen was born 16 May 1870 at Tralee, Kerry, Ireland.

He died 12th August 1942 in Worthing, Sussex, England.

Probate was granted to his widow Elizabeth Vassall McCowen (she borne c.1876)

I need assistance please to find the record of his marriage.

Thanks for looking.

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Ayrshire / Re: Looking for a Death please
« on: Monday 20 September 10 13:49 BST (UK)  »
Photos emailed.

Peter

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Ayrshire / Re: Looking for a Death please
« on: Sunday 19 September 10 16:55 BST (UK)  »
Hello Jenny

I bought 2 photographs of Richard Sugett off ebay  some years ago. They were sold by ** who had bought them at an auction at Stirling. Other lots were sold, but not to me.

RICHARD  SUGGETT

2 photographs purchased off eBay 7378691429 4th January 2006

eBay description
Here we have two lovely old Photographs
The Picture of the Soldier on his own is the same soldier who appears on the left of the three who are in the earlier picture which is on Tinplate.Picture of the soldier on his own measures 5 and three quarter inches by 4 inches and says yours truly looks like Sam 17.11.07 this was at the time a Proffesional Sitting by A Monnickendam at the Ayr Studio 45 Sandgate St, Next to County Club and Post Office Ayr Scotland Portrait and Landscape Photographer. all this is on the back of the Portrait.

This is research I did at the time.
1901 census – Richard Suggett was boarder with family of Duff in Girvan. Aged 41 years, C.Sgt.Instructor 2nd V.B. R.S.Fus. Born England

1902 7th May at ? 160 Edrom Street, Glasgow, married by declaration in presence of James Smith, Insurance Agent and Benjamin ??
Richard Martin known as Richard Martin Suggett, Drill Instructor, Bachelor, 42, Garden Terrace, Girvan,
son of Charles Martin, seaman Merchant service, deceased and Mary Martin, M.S. Flattery, deceased.
Mary Smith, Cook, Domestic servant, 26, ? Belmont House, Ayr,
d. of John Smith Tailor Master and Sarah Smith M.S. Graham, deceased.
Warrant of Sheriff Substitute of Lanarkshire dated 7th May 1902

22nd July 1903 9 p.m. born at The Castle, Stirling,
John Graham Suggett,
son of Richard Martin Suggett, Barrack Warden,
and Mary Graham Suggett m.s. Graham

15th January 1933 10.30 p.m. died at 62 Port Street Stirling
Mary Suggett, 57, married to Richard Suggett, pensioner Royal Scots Fusiliers.
D. of John Smith, Tailor (master) (deceased) & Sarah Smith m.s. Graham (deceased) of Alcoholic Poisoning: Myocarditis.
R.Suggett, widower, informant.

2nd August 1945 9.15 p.m. died at 62 Port Street, Stirling
Richard Suggett, 86 musician, widower of Mary Smith
S. of Charles Martin, seaman Merchant Service (Deceased) & Mary Suggett M.S. Slattery (deceased) of Natural causes: Senility
R.Suggett, son, 29 Muirend Road, Stirling.

I have since found some surviving Army Service Papers for Richard Suggett on Ancestry.

The Boer War you mention is the 1st Boer war 1877 for which he had the medal. He also had the Army Long Service & Good Conduct medal.

What is your interest in Richard Suggett ?

Kind regards

Peter

**name and address of seller removed in accordance with Rootschat policy of not posting personal details of living people

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