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Advert in the Northampton Mercury, 1770

This Day is published - Price 2s neatly bound in RED - A new Edition, with Additions, of THE BUCK'S DELIGHT; or Genius in high Glee. Being an entire new Collection of the most humorous SONGS, TOASTS and SENTIMENTS, now used by the several Societies of Choice-Spirits, Bucks, Masons, Antigallicans, Albions &c. With a greater Number of Originals than ever were inserted in any Collection before.To which is added, A correct List of Free-Mason's Lodges

London: Printed for W. Oxlade, at No 5, behind the Chapter House, St Paul's Church Yard; and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country

A second edition, again with Additions, was printed 1780 for a "T Knowles, behind the Chapter House in St Paul's Church Yard" - and only 1s this time around!!. It included a similar preamble to Oxlade's edition plus
"containing also, The new SONGS, sung this last season at the Public Gardens and Theatres and all other ___* Places of Resort

* - illegible

By 1778 William Oxland's address had changed from "behind the Chapter House" ie.

"The Author. A Farce as it is acted at the THEATRES ROYAL in Drury Lane and Covent Garden, by Samuel Foote, 1778. Printed for and sold by W Oxlade at Shakespeare's Head, Middle Row, Holborn   

A William A Grimmett died Merthyr Tydfil, age 13, Jun Qtr, 1916

Welshnewspapersonline - http://welshnewspapers.llgc.org.uk/en/home

Search for "grimmett" and limit the search to the "Monmouthshire Guardian.

Re the article dated 7 April 1916 would this be William, younger brother of the Louisa Grimmett on the 1911 Census?

   

http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Introductions/30330FM.htm

Sir Frederick Madden's Collection of Broadside Ballads

Madden 22 (vol VII) lists a W. Oxlade

The Monumental Inscriptions may well not be a complete/true record of those buried. Not every burial results in a monument/gravestone. Other reasons might be the headstone or grave markings are illegible (the older the more likely) or has been damaged/vandalised.

The complete record should be held by the Church/Cemetery who should be able to provide a Plot Number/location. Having the date of death reduces the searching required against these records.
 

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Eleventh Census of the United States
Special Schedule
U.S Census Civil War Union Veterans and Widows

Page 1  Dist 67  Enum. Dist 611
House No 3, Family No 3, Edwin A Dickson, Private, Co. B, 56 Mass Inf, enlisted 27 Jan 1864, Disch. 12 July 1865, Length of Service, 1 yr 4mth 15 days

Postal Address West Townsend, Middlesex, Massachussets

No disability recorded

Enumerated June 1890

However, doesn't answer your 1870, 1890 query.