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Devon / Re: Plymouth death 1855
« on: Saturday 19 October 19 11:06 BST (UK) »
'two ladies and seven women'...
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Devon / Re: Plymouth death 1855
« on: Saturday 19 October 19 10:52 BST (UK) »
I wonder if there is a list of those Russians. So this is the Crimean war. But why did they end up in Plymouth? Why would British take prisoners to the UK?
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Devon / Re: Plymouth death 1855
« on: Saturday 19 October 19 10:43 BST (UK) »
Wow, Thank you so much!!!
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Devon / Re: Plymouth death 1855
« on: Saturday 19 October 19 10:28 BST (UK) »
Thanks!
I did not know he was a sailor, just a name.
How do you know he was a sailor? I can''t find anything
I did not know he was a sailor, just a name.
How do you know he was a sailor? I can''t find anything
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Devon / Plymouth death 1855
« on: Saturday 19 October 19 10:02 BST (UK) »
Where do you think a Russian called Nekitou ANTONOFF could have been buried? Died in Plymouth in 1855.
Any additional information is welcome
Any additional information is welcome
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Denbighshire / Re: Family Agaphonoff
« on: Friday 03 August 18 21:53 BST (UK) »
Great idea. will try that. Thank you
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Denbighshire / Re: Family Agaphonoff
« on: Friday 03 August 18 21:47 BST (UK) »
Great idea but i am not quite sure how to go about getting their contact info
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Denbighshire / Family Agaphonoff
« on: Friday 03 August 18 21:16 BST (UK) »
Looking for burial paces of Ivan/Evan Agaphonoff (28.08.1900 – died ¾ of 1969, Ruthin). From Russia. Resident in Ruthin, County Denbigh, North Wales, and his wife Florence Agaphonoff.