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Button-Fly Genes: March 2012
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Fred Auty - A Cornet Player in the tree. Nice to get a little "flesh on the bone" of some distant relatives. In amongst the usual wool weavers and general labourers, noble trades I'm sure, I found Fred Auty (4th cousin, 4 times removed), listed as a Cornet Player or later a "Cornettist"! Auty Genealogy : Auty Family Genealogy. Saturday, March 31, 2012. Links to this post. Historic occupation #3 in one evening: CLOTH PERCHER. Links to this post.
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Button-Fly Genes: Fred Auty - A Cornet Player in the tree
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Fred Auty - A Cornet Player in the tree. Nice to get a little "flesh on the bone" of some distant relatives. In amongst the usual wool weavers and general labourers, noble trades I'm sure, I found Fred Auty (4th cousin, 4 times removed), listed as a Cornet Player or later a "Cornettist"! Auty Genealogy : Auty Family Genealogy. Saturday, March 31, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get updates by Email.
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Button-Fly Genes: Shoddy Mill
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Stumbled across a job title I'd never heard before: Teamer at Shoddy Mill. A SHODDY MILL appears to be a Mill which produced clothing made from material created by grinding old rags (I guess today this would be called recycling! This seems to be responsible in part for the term "shoddy" as in "shoddy workmanship". A TEAMER seems to be an occupation relating to driving or organising teams of horses. Monday, March 12, 2012. Get updates by Email.
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Button-Fly Genes: November 2007
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. RIP Philip David Hall 1957-2007. Trawling through family records and recording births, marriages and deaths of distant relatives and ancestors can sometimes distance you from the fact that these were real people, with families and friends that loved them. What can I say about Phil? I'm privileged to have known him. Friday, November 02, 2007. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Get updates by Email. RIP Philip David Hall 1957-2007.
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Button-Fly Genes: February 2012
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Eliza Twort (nee Pinnick). I was wondering how you have Eliza on the 1901, I cant seem to locate her. I cannot find Ernest on any census either. In 1901, I have Eliza, William, Robert and Ernest at:. 42 Clarendon Road, Shirley, Hampshire, England. I just tried to find it again, but no joy - almost certainly a transcription error in there somewhere. Saturday, February 25, 2012. Links to this post. George Willey, b c1880, Hull, Yorkshire, England.
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Button-Fly Genes: Charles William Worsley and the Croix de Guerre
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Charles William Worsley and the Croix de Guerre. B July 1869 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England to. William WORSLEY and Eliza Jane WEBB. Thanks to Google indexing old documents, I've discovered a supplement to the London Gazette from 18 July 1918 which notes that Charles was awarded the "Croix de Guerre", conferred upon him by His Majesty the King of Belgium ( Albert I of Belgium. Bravo Charles. What a good egg. Tuesday, June 26, 2012.
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Button-Fly Genes: Occupations: Piecener
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Another old occupation stumbled across: PIECENER: one who worked in a spinning mill, employed to piece together any threads which broke (usually a child or woman). Monday, March 12, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get updates by Email. Fred Auty - A Cornet Player in the tree. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Button-Fly Genes: June 2012
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Charles William Worsley and the Croix de Guerre. B July 1869 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England to. William WORSLEY and Eliza Jane WEBB. Thanks to Google indexing old documents, I've discovered a supplement to the London Gazette from 18 July 1918 which notes that Charles was awarded the "Croix de Guerre", conferred upon him by His Majesty the King of Belgium ( Albert I of Belgium. Bravo Charles. What a good egg. Tuesday, June 26, 2012.
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Button-Fly Genes: Eliza Twort (nee Pinnick)
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If you arrived here looking for denim - try the back button. Eliza Twort (nee Pinnick). I was wondering how you have Eliza on the 1901, I cant seem to locate her. I cannot find Ernest on any census either. In 1901, I have Eliza, William, Robert and Ernest at:. 42 Clarendon Road, Shirley, Hampshire, England. I just tried to find it again, but no joy - almost certainly a transcription error in there somewhere. Saturday, February 25, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get updates by Email.
