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Offline Nimrod58

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Help to decipher notes
« on: Tuesday 10 January 12 11:47 GMT (UK) »
Hello all

I would appreciate some help deciphering my Great Aunt's notes.

I can see most of it but, unfortunately the notes had been folded and the problem lies on where the crease has split.

Thank you

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Armitage, Gleave, Higham, Hayes, Halliwell ( Lancs)
Barker (Nottingham & Leicester)
Bateman (Wiltshire & Somerset)
Burgoyne (Devon & Gloucester/Bristol)
Gove, Godbeer (Devon)
Hill (Bristol)
McGuinness (Belfast/Fermanagh/Monaghan/Clones)
Voce (Liverpool )
Wood (Warrington; Liverpool; Chester)
Woodman (Wiltshire & London)


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Re: Help to decipher notes
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 10 January 12 12:06 GMT (UK) »
"he would never tell the family who this was or they would do as he had done and spend a fortune trying to claim a fortune which is in Chancery". Then there must be missing words and it continues "had not got enough evidence" claytonbradley
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Re: Help to decipher notes
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 10 January 12 12:11 GMT (UK) »
Hmmmm...

Family history as the family story goes that an ancestor of ours, a (v?) mill owner’s son in Yorkshire, ran away to Lancashire with the maid (after he had stood guarantor of a large loan to a friend after the friend had failed to pay back the loan. Aunt Martha Evans said her grandfather used to say that he could never tell the family who this was or they would do as he had done, and spend a fortune trying to claim a fortune which is in chancery, as had not got enough evidence in black & white and the old lady he first lodged with when he came to Wigton (?) had died many years before. I suppose the money was left to the missing son when his parents died.”

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Re: Help to decipher notes
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 10 January 12 12:13 GMT (UK) »
Hmmmm...


 a (v?) mill owner’s son in Yorkshire, ”



The missing word looks like 'VELVET'

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Re: Help to decipher notes
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 10 January 12 12:18 GMT (UK) »
Of course it is!!!

Blinking obvious now you point it out,  :-[  ;D

Thanks, Cati  ;)
Devir/Dever/Diver, O'Donnell, Sweeney, Doherty/Dogherty/Docherty( DON), Flanagan (Newry, DOW), Hennessy (Ballybunion, KER), Nally (Ballinacarrick,WEM) Meer (Paradise, Ballynagard, CLA) McKinnon, McLeod, Beaton, McLennan, (Skye, inc. Raasay) Christie (Dunblane & Glasgow) Wilson, Swan, Orr, (Airdrie)  Marshall (Burnley LAN/Stockport CHS) Burcham, Chamberlain, Crisp, Cone, Hewitt, Everard, Williamson, Jermy, Wade (NFK/SFK) Bell (CUL) Baglee & var. (DUR)

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Re: Help to decipher notes
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 10 January 12 13:54 GMT (UK) »
thanks all.

Your help is much appreciated and hopefully, there is some chance of tracing the 'fortune in chancery', which, I surmise should lie in Chancery Court records

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Armitage, Gleave, Higham, Hayes, Halliwell ( Lancs)
Barker (Nottingham & Leicester)
Bateman (Wiltshire & Somerset)
Burgoyne (Devon & Gloucester/Bristol)
Gove, Godbeer (Devon)
Hill (Bristol)
McGuinness (Belfast/Fermanagh/Monaghan/Clones)
Voce (Liverpool )
Wood (Warrington; Liverpool; Chester)
Woodman (Wiltshire & London)


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