Jane Taubman's Family Home
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| 1201 | The Rangers were part of the 56th London Brigade and were involved in the Battle of Le Transloy, on the 7th the advance, which has stalled a week earlier was resumed and the 56th Division attacked Hazy, Dewdrop and Spectrum Trenches in the afternoon but was forced back by nightfall and the Germans reoccupied Rainy Trench which had been left empty. | Wakely, George Cole (I4361)
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| 1202 | The reason for the name Albert, which occurs no where else in the family tree, at least so far, could be that Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort, died on the 14th of December, just 2 days before William Albert's birth. | Taubman, William Albert (I2655)
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| 1203 | The Redlynch estate was owned at this time by the Ilchester Estate, so it seems Williams promotion to Gamekeeper, prompted his move from Farley to Redlynch. | Batten, William (I137)
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| 1204 | The regimental war diaries show the Batalion were all digging in on Purple trench (P.30), on what looks like the Warloy-Headauville-Forceville line. On the 18th the diary states "Work as yesterday. Heavy Gas Shelling on Right Bde Sector, causualties 5 OR (other ranks) KinA, 2 OR W in A, 2nd Lt Casey W in A (Gas), 41 OR W in A (Gas). 2 plattons of A company move west of thier camp 500 yards out of gas affected area". On the 19th "Work as yesterday. 1 OR W in A, 4 OR W in A (Gas). It's likely Arthur was one of those gased and killed on the 18th. There are 5 members of the 14th Battalion listed as killed on the 19th, but only one on the 18th. Those listed on the 19th with Arthur are Casualties Pte. Albert Charles Bray 43779 Pte. Bert Francis Chatfield 41715 Pte. Arthur Philip Diment 57178 Pte. Gilbert Westacott Grigg 43816 Pte. Albert George Hawkins 43823 | Diment, Arthur Philip (I4516)
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| 1205 | The register shows her living at Hinton at the time of her death. | Rapson, Tabitha (I3993)
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| 1206 | The register shows him living at Hinton. | Whittle, George (I3992)
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| 1207 | The register states she was born and christened on the same day. | Tompkins, Jane Humpris (I3980)
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| 1208 | The rent in 1924 for number 2 cottage was 8 shillings a week, when Isaac went to court to try and get Charles Richard White evicted. | Crabb, Isaac (I77)
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| 1209 | The Rev H Brynford conducted the service with Mrs Barter at the organ for the hymns "Abide with me" and "Now the day is over". It was a well attended service with many familiar Sydling names in attendance in addition to Family Members. The newspaper report opens with "Mrs Crabb had lived in Sydling since 1918, having come to South View, where both she and her late husband farmed for many years. Mrs Crabb was also in business as the local bus proprietor for many years. She is survived by two daughters" Witness Role: Attended Name: Mr & Mrs G Hole (nieces and nephews) Witness Role: Attended Name: Mrs G Hallet | Record, Nellie (I29)
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| 1210 | The service was at 11:30am and was organised by Irish and Denman, Funeral Directors from South Petherton. Witness Role: Attended Name: Miss W Bell (great niece) Witness Role: conductant Name: Rev A Dean Witness Role: Attended Name: Mr & Mrs H Bowditch (Uncle and Aunt) | Mullins, Albert Jack (I6)
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| 1211 | The service was held at St John Stone, Woodvale. | Taubman, Anne (I231)
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| 1212 | The service was held at St Mary Immaculate R C Church in Blackbrook Road, which was Ann's reqular church. | Coughlan, Anne Mary (I206)
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| 1213 | The two households are shown on one Page Farmhouse, Langford Betsey GreenSlade, Head, Widow, 76, Living on Own Means Ellen Gooding, Granddaughter, single, 23, General Servant (Domestic) Cottage, Langford, John Gooding, Head,M, 58, Farm Baliff Jane Gooding, Wife, M, 54, John Gooding, Son, -, 14, Scholar | Cleeve, Elizabeth (I2620)
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| 1214 | The two households are shown on one Page Farmhouse, Langford Betsey GreenSlade, Head, Widow, 76, Living on Own Means Ellen Gooding, Granddaughter, single, 23, General Servant (Domestic) Cottage, Langford, John Gooding, Head,M, 58, Farm Baliff Jane Gooding, Wife, M, 54, John Gooding, Son, -, 14, Scholar | Gooding, John (I62)
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| 1215 | The two witnesses appear on several marriages, so may be Church regulars rather than relations. Thomas made his mark, but Ann signed her name and both were shown of of this parish. Witness Role: Witness Name: John Hurdlestone Witness Role: Witness Name: William Hodges | Family: Thomas Childs / Anne Priddle (F1395)
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| 1216 | The value of the estate was given as £38432. | Gooding, William George (I191)
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| 1217 | The value was given as not exceeding £25,000 | Lock, John (I75)
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| 1218 | The witnesses were Stephen Tinsale? of Combe and Elizabeth Roberts of Pitton who both made their marks. | Family: Charles Roberts / Emily Locke (F69)
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| 1219 | There is a death for a James William Crabb in Loders age 3 1874, but I can not find a matching Birth and there is another death of a James William Crabb (7 weeks) a couple of entries later). | Crabb, James George (I186)
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| 1220 | There is a good chance, Sarah is Sarah Burbridge who married George Mullins in Beaminster on the 15 August 1819, witnessed by George Marsh and Sarah Marsh, all four of which made their marks. I can't find any children to this couple in Beaminster, which would make sense if they are the George and Sarah who moved to Yetminster. The timing is about right for the birth of Sarah who was baptised in Yetminster in April of 1820. | Family: George Mullins / Sarah (Mullins) (F20)
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| 1221 | There is a GRO death entry for George Record in September 1899 Beaminster 5a 219 | Record, George (I61)
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| 1222 | There is a headstone with the inscription "Wife of John Gooding". | Gartell, Bertha May (I190)
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| 1223 | There is also an Elizabeth Clarke age 15 born Wigan,Lancashire Occupation :Dom.svt/housemaid at Radipole, Dorset. This could perhaps be a sister. No other Clark(e)s born Lancashire in the Census Index for Dorset, England | Clark, Sarah Jane (I2663)
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| 1224 | There is no record of a marriage from 1912 to 1928 - Grace Taubman was always quite elusive about her marriage and so it is possible that they were never married. Also, it has been suggested that he had been married before and it is unlikely that he would have been divorced. The marriage was finally discovered and on the marriage certificate, Thomas is a widower which implies he had been waiting for an earlier wife to die before he could make Grace Taubman an honest woman. Witnesses were George Bailey and Edwin Rayner. | Family: Thomas Cotton / Grace Taubman (F779)
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| 1225 | There were no Bowditch families in Wooton Fitzpaine so my assumption is that Bowdage and Bowditch are the same, especially with a Dorset Accent | Bowdage, William (I228)
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| 1226 | They shared the main farm house with the farmer Frank Partridge and.his family. Alan can remember the horses were called Prince and Blackbird, and Frank had a Austin 10 car with a trialler which they used to ride in the kids and not the horses. Alan used to ride the horses down to the Blacksmiths when they needed shoeing and ride them back after school. | Bowditch, Mary Margaret (I7)
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| 1227 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mullins, A.H.H. (I3)
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| 1228 | They shared the main farm house with the farmer Frank Partridge and.his family. Alan can remember the horses were called Prince and Blackbird, and Frank had a Austin 10 car with a trialler which they used to ride in the kids and not the horses. Alan used to ride the horses down to the Blacksmiths when they needed shoeing and ride them back after school. | Mullins, Albert Jack (I6)
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| 1229 | They were married by D Williams the rector of Bridport and were both show as of this parish and both made thier marks, the witnesses were Rachel Green and Robert "Oltohr". | Family: Richard Hyde / Anne Marsh Honiborn (F482)
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| 1230 | This date is calculated from William's age at death, as the birth was not registered until December 1913. | Purcell, William J (I2728)
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| 1231 | This is a C of E Church | Taubman, William Albert (I2655)
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| 1232 | This is a note for the source | Source (S205)
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| 1233 | This second Baptism is in a Roman Catholic church. | Taubman, William Albert (I2655)
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| 1234 | This was likely John Edwards first time home for several years, and the fact that the address is the same for both parties suggests he stayed with Esther while home on leave. Witness Role: Witness Name: Thomas Lunt Witness Role: Witness Name: Mary Faughley Witness Role: Witness Name: William Cookson Witness Role: Registrar Name: Thomas L Littlar | Family: John Edward Taubman / Esther Mitchell (F114)
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| 1235 | Thomas Cotton was born in Hanley in 1885 and was living in Liverpool when he met Grace Taubman. He was in the RAMC as a chef at that time, serving in the First World War. There is no evidence of he and Grace being married between 1912 and 1926 - this may have beed due to him already being married and may have led to his estrangement from his father and the less than keen attitude of Grace Taubman's parents to the match - this was also ascribed to his being much older. Their marriage was subsequently found to have taken place in Bedford in December 1935 - the marriage certificate states that he was a widower so he may have had to wait for his first wife to die before he could remarry. He was a chef for the majority of his working life and it is believed he was a billiards champion when he was living in Hanley, presumably in his late teens & early twenties. He worked in hotels across England and Wales but also spent some time working in hotels in Cape Town. During the 1914/18 war, he was in the RAMC abd there is a photograph of him with guests at Fazakerley where he was stationed and where he met Grace. He was not in the army in 1918 when Thomas was born but was living in Liverpool at 69 Queens Road, Everton - the same as when Grace and Edward was born. They were in Betys y Coed when Joan was born in 1923 and presume he went to work there after Edward was born in 1921. Eirlys was born in Hastings in 1927 and he was working in a hotel there at that time. He subsequently moved the family to Dagenham, probably in 1928, where the family were living when Eirlys died and Peter was born. They were living in Morden in 1933. | Cotton, Thomas (I2735)
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| 1236 | Thomas shown as of Full age, while Margaret is shown as minor, | Family: Thomas Percel / Margaret Craig (F770)
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| 1237 | Thomas was serving as a Fireman, Trimmer on the Llandovery Castle, the job of Trimmer was to control the balance of coal in the stores below deck, when she was sunk by a German U-boat. The U-boat also destroyed all, but one of the lifeboats. All but 24 of the passengers and crew perished, including 14 nurses from the Canadian Medical Core. The sinking was later a subject of a war crime trial, where two of the officers of the submarine were sentenced to 4 years, although they soon escaped. | Purcell, Thomas James (I2692)
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| 1238 | Thomas's estate totaled £73 2s and was assigned to his widow Mary Ann Scadden, by adminstration. his occupation was given as labourer. | Scadden, Thomas Warren (I3029)
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| 1239 | Tilly came to stay with James and Nellie Crabb during the 2nd World War, along with her daughter Doris, while Doris's husband Gordon served with the Royal Navy. | Crabb, Matilda (I79)
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| 1240 | Titled "MUMMERS ON THE AIR" it details the Evershot mummers play being broadcast on the BBC. Tom was listed as one of the players. | Mullins, Thomas (I402)
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| 1241 | Transcribed as Gapp. | Knight, Sarah (I4107)
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| 1242 | Two possibles for Death England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007 Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries View Image Record information. Name Charles W Skinner Birth abt 1871 Death 03/1916 Croydon Surrey England England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007 Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries View Image Record information. Name Charles W Skinner Birth abt 1874 Death 06/1956 Sidcup Kent England England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007 Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries View Image Record information. Name Charles W Skinner Birth abt 1874 Death 09/1948 Croydon Surrey England | Batten, Margarett Thirza (I2635)
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| 1243 | uncle-ray@beechcroft-ny.fsnet.co.uk Source Type: Individual | Source (S58)
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| 1244 | Was a pupil teacher; gained Queen's Scholarship to College of St. Mark and St. John, Chelsea. Became a long-serving headmaster for LCC, at St. Leonard's Road School, Poplar in the 1920s, Holmes Road School, Kentish Town and Mansfield Road School, Highgate. | Scadding, John William (I3655)
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| 1245 | Was Chef in WW2 and afterwards had a Guest House in Weymouth. | Markwell, Gordon Lewis (I305)
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| 1246 | We assume that Esther died in infancy as another child was baptised a few years later with the same name. | Taubman, Esther Jane (I2690)
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| 1247 | We can only assume that the earlier child called by the same name died in infancy. | Taubman, Esther Jane (I2742)
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| 1248 | When her father James died, they gave up the land associated with the farm, but kept on South View House, with Joyce paying the rent (£70 pa) from her teachers salary. | Crabb, Joyce (I4)
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| 1249 | when his wife Ann died. | Mullins, Charles (I103)
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| 1250 | When James and Nellie returned to the Sydling after their marriage a group of villages met them at the parish boundary removed the horse from the shafts and "pulled them in". | Family: James Crabb / Nellie Record (F12)
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