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Unwanted Birth, Marriage, Death Certs H to M / DEATH BDMs for 3: Wm H Kemp; George Kemp; Sarah Miles
« on: Sunday 13 December 20 22:24 GMT (UK)  »
Hello and hope this helps someone.

WILLIAM HENRY KEMP:
80yrs; 10 Jul 1947
County Hospital, Orpington UD, Kent.
Pensioned Railway Inspector
of
69 City Way, Rochester.  UD
Cerebral Thrombosis and Senility
Informant: WG Kemp, son, 69 City Way, Rochester, Kent.

GEORGE KEMP:
51yrs; 15 Feb 1893
64 Wellesley Road, Kentish Town, County of London.
Brick Maker; Journeyman.
Acute Lobar Pneumonia of 14 days.
Daughter, E. McDonald present at her father's death-64 Wellesley Road, Pancras.

SARAH MILES:
55yrs; 2 Sep 1850
Essex Place, Stratford, Essex.
Wife of ---- Miles, Fireman
Apoplexy
In attendance was an Ann Aylott of Essex Place, Stratford - left her mark

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Unwanted Birth, Marriage, Death Certs A to G / Death BDM info for Sarah Adams et al
« on: Sunday 13 December 20 22:08 GMT (UK)  »
Hello.

Below i submit info re the death of Sarah Adams and others.

ADAMS, Sarah:  Bethnal Green, Mx.  22 Dec 1885  age 65; Widow of David Adams Wheelwright of 45 Minerva Street.  Bronchitis.  Attended by her daughter Elizabeth Wakeford of 58 Minerva St, BG.

BARRETT, Isabella: Mile End Old Town.  2 Mar 1895  age 51; "Unmarried and a Housewife"; 142 Ben Jonson Road; "Sudden Cerebral Haemorrhage Accelerated by Alcoholism Natural"; Certificate received by Wynne E Baxter, Coroner for County of London; Inquest held 5 Mar 1895.

GREEN, Sarah:  Ardleigh, Essex.  2 Feb 1903 Great Bromley RD; age 83; Widow of John Green, Greengrocer; (no address given); Bronchitis and Emphysema, Cardiac Failure; Present at death her daughter, S. A. Bruce, Great Bromley.

GREEN, Sarah Ann:  Harwich, Essex; 8 Nov 1872; West Street, Harwich; age 28; Wife of William Green "a Carman"; [Cause of Death] "Phthisis Pulmenalus"; Present at death W. Green, West Street, Harwich.

GREEN, John: South Leyton, Essex; 20 Nov 1901; Union Workhouse, Leytonstone, Leyton RD; age 55; General Labourer of the Wave Lodging House, Canning Town; [Cause of Death] Carbuncle on Back, Exhaustion;  Present at death: D.W. Morgans, Master, Union Workhouse, Leytonstone.

GREEN, Sarah:  St Osyth, Essex; 29 Jan 1861, St Osyth; age 76; [Cause of death] "Old Age"; Widow of James Green, Agricultural Labourer; Elizabeth Vinson present at the death.

Hope this helps someone with their research.
Julie.

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Unwanted Certificates & Artefacts / Unwanted GRO BDM certificates, Miles , Kemp , Green.
« on: Saturday 12 December 20 20:56 GMT (UK)  »
Hello from Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.

I have 18 not relevant to me BDMs and am happy to give them away - but how?

Names covered:  Sarah Miles, D, 1850; John Varey, D, 1852; William Watkins, D, 1866; Isabella Barrett, D 1895; Sarah Adams, D 1885; Rose Kemp, B, 1883; William Henry Kemp md Maud
Annie Ryall, 1897; Harold Thomas Kemp md Annie Eugenie Holloway, 1911; Sydney Thomas Kemp md Florence Adams, 1909; Rose Rebecca Kemp, B, 1891;  Alice Rose Kemp, B, 1881; Rosa Eliza Kemp, B, 1881; George Kemp D, 1893; Sarah Green D, 1903; Sarah Ann Green D, 1872; John Green D, 1901; Sarah Green D, 1861; William Henry Kemp D, 1947.

Regards,
Julie.


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Australia / Re: When did my Grandmother and her Mother and sisters arrive in Melbourne?
« on: Thursday 27 August 20 01:01 BST (UK)  »
Hi Sue,
The men with my Nanna, Constance, her two younger sisters, and their mother, Agness were the sons of Agnes and her late husband, Harry Mowat Hamilton Miles, who had died in the Kimberley, South Africa in 1899.
Kind regards,
Julie.

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Westmorland / Re: Garnett family of Cowen Bridge and Leck
« on: Thursday 27 August 20 00:57 BST (UK)  »
Thank Palladium for your thoughtfulness.
I'm not doing consistent work these days on my trees now that 15 years have passed and have not found much re my 'loose ends'.
One day i might look my 'Garnet' up!
Kind regards,
Julie,
Queensland, Australia.

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The Common Room / Re: Will RootsChat be of help to you?
« on: Thursday 27 August 20 00:53 BST (UK)  »
Just wonderful to come back to the site after lengthy time out of it to find some really good pointers.
Thanks Rootschat.

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South Africa / Re: Miles family
« on: Thursday 27 August 20 00:50 BST (UK)  »
Thanks very much for your replies.
It's been a few years since i worked solidly on my parents' trees but i still do episodic housekeeping and its amazing to me just how thoughtful contributors are in this work - sometimes it's remarkable the efforts that some have gone to.  I am so pleased and grateful.
I've a hospital typed report on Harry Mowat Hamilton Miles' death in the Kimberley.  I too hold that it was only after he died there that his sons organised the emigration of Agnes and her 3 young daughters to Melbourne, where i think there were some family there ie her sons; though that is a somewhat confusing area to ascertain.  The eldest son i think worked with the Freemasonry Lodge to which i think Harry belonged in order to finesse the transportation for Agnes, my Grandmother and the two younger girls.
I know of the 1903 Melbourne census and i i have a good deal on them, although it's never enough in some cases!
Again, many thanks for your thoughtful work.
Kind regards,
Julie,
Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.

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Westmorland / Re: Garnett family of Cowen Bridge and Leck
« on: Sunday 02 August 20 23:52 BST (UK)  »
Hello 'Ladyholme'.
Thanks for you very kind considerations.
Now being Aug 2020 i have not done FH/genealogy on my late parents' trees; largely just housekeeping of very lateral enteries or responding to Ancestry 'hints'.
I'm resigned now to not 'flogging a dead horse'!
I trust you are successful in your work.
Kind regards,
Julie.

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Australia / Re: When did my Grandmother and her Mother and sisters arrive in Melbourne?
« on: Sunday 02 August 20 23:45 BST (UK)  »
Hello Sue ("sparrett").
The Trove marriage was indeed in my maternal line:  they being my late Mother's grandparents.
I did find that Nanna, Miss Constance Kate Miles and her young sisters were most likely with their mother, Mrs Agnes (nee Ferguson) Miles at that Jolimont address. 
It's just that i haven't been able to find a shipping account for their journey from South Africa!
That would be just so lovely to have.
Kind regards to all respondents.
Julie.

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