Tarleton

[millesanc]

Many thanks for your message , I have been looking at the sites you suggested and found some VERY interesting info about my husbands Grandmother ! We only have one photo of her which has her with my F in law and who we thought was Grandfather, now it seems she married again in 1924, whether a widow the record doesn't say but not what we expected.  Actually Gladys Tarleton seems to be Gt Grandfather George Weldon Tarletons 2nd wife NOT  William Henrys, he was married to Mary Conroy, but all very interesting anyway.
I haven't managed to find the lists of evacuees and internees though, any suggestions as to how I might get that up on the 2nd site, I can't seem to find what I'm looking for 

Now I'm going back to Familysearch and see what else might turn up.  I wish deaths would show up and then I might even have more.

[markspark53]

on the War Against Japan page you will find them

[millesanc]

Thanks again, got the lists now.

[HughC]

Thanks, hallmark!

I imagine the Frederick at TCD is the one who was later a barrister of Lower Pembroke Street and m. Caroline C. Patterson.  Their dau. Judith Amelia (known as Aimée) was b. in Dublin 25 Nov. 1864 -- considerate of her to wait until civil registration had started -- and married Dr Alfred Taylor in 1895.

They occur in my tree, just in case anyone has an interest in this connection.

[btc]

Still a strong resonance of Tarletons in Tullamore.  They were a big employer up to the late 1960s having a malt ?warehouse in the middle of the town at O'Connor Square, almost all of the original stone buildings are still there but with other uses now.  Myself and my neighbour Stephen often played inside there. A property developer who knocked one part and built apartments named the development 'Tarleton Court'. They also had a shop cum office at Bridge Street, Tullamore, site of the present Eurostore shop, where farmers grain was analysed for moisture content. The name that was mentioned in the 60's as manager was Major Cardew.
BC

[herefords]

Hello,
my interest is the "mrs.Smith" in your post. I am doing a tree which includes a Smith family who lived in Moulmein, Rangoon from 1840-1940ish, among them was a Grace Elizabeth Smith who ran a guest house in Rangoon called "Allandale". If you think wee might have a link please be in touch.
The Smith family was large and any queries about any Smiths in Burma/India are welcome.

[herefords]

Possibly my previous post was a "whoopsie". Please forgive if so.