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| 401 | Births 1869 513/ 37 Inveraray, Argyll Archibald SINCLAIR 1869 October Seventh 7:30 AM Cross Houses, Inveraray fa: Archibald SINCLAIR, Road Surfaceman mo: Ann SINCLAIR, M.S. McVEAN marr: 1857 October 15th, Inveraray Informant: Arch. SINCLAIR, father, (not present) Reg: 16th October 1869 at Inveraray, Henry Dunn Smith, Registrar | SINCLAIR, Archibald (I205)
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| 402 | Births 1877 510/ 4 Dunoon & Kilmun, Argyll David CAMPBELL, illegitimate 1876 December Thirtieth 3:30 PM 20 Castle Street, Dunoon mo: Christina CAMPBELL, Domestic Servant Informant: Christina CAMPBELL, mother Reg: 1877 January 19th at Dunoon, Jas. Bart. | CAMPBELL, David (I202)
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| 403 | Blazon videlict: ~ Quarterly; 1st Azure, castle of three towers Argent, masoned Sable, standing upon a rock proper, doors and windows Gules, on the top of the middle tower a cock, and on the tops of each of the others an eagle, Or; 2nd, Gyronny of eight Or and Sable; 3rd, Or, a fess chequy Azure and Argent; 4th, Gules, a boar's head cabossed Or, between a crescent and a spur-rowel in fess Argent. Above the Shield is placed an helm befitting his degree with a Mantling Azure doubled Argent, and on a Wreath of Liveries is set for Crest an anchor in pale reversed Azure, and in an Escrol over the same this Motto ~ VIGILANDO Behind the Shield are placed, as insignia for the heritable offices of Captain of Dunstaffnage and of Mamycht of His Grace the Duke and Earl of Argyll, respectively, a key, wards inwards and having three fleur-de-lys within the handle all Or, and a baton Argent, garnished Sable, ensigned iwth the circlet of a Duke's Coronet Or, and thereon a lymphad Sable, sails furled, flags and pennants flying, and oars in action proper; in saltire, the same being limited to the Petitioner and his successors in the said heritable offices. On a compartment below the Shield, along with the sun rising proper and this Motto ~ QUA PANDITUR ORBIS are set for Supporters two unicorns Argent, horned Or, each gorged with an antique crown and thereto offixed a chain of the last reflexed over the back: AND for Badges, 1st, a highlander attired in a quilted shirt, the right knee flexed, in guarding posture and holding an antique musket all proper; 2nd, upon a chapeaux Gules doubled Ermines a soldier to the waist in armour brandishing a sword in his dexter hand and bearing on his left arm a shield Azure charged with a unicorn's head coupled Argent, which are depicted, along with the Crest and its Motto, upon a Standard four yards in length having the Petitioner's arms in the hoist, of these Liveries, Argent, Azure, Argent and Azure in four tracts with the Motto ~ QUID NO PRO PATRIA in letters Sable upon two transverse bands OR, and for his galley-pavon or streamer Or, four yards in length, having in the hoise, in a first section, Azure, a Saint Andrew's Cross Argent; (and in a second section, the quarters 1 & 2 of Campbell of Dunstaffnage) is writ the word VIGILANDO in letters Sable. | CAMPBELL, Michael Eadon Captain of Dunstaffnage (I83)
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| 404 | Born: David CAMPBELL More commonly known as: David MORRISON | CAMPBELL, David (I202)
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| 405 | Born: John STEWART From 1390 to 1406, known as: Robert III, King of Scots From 1371 to 1390: John STEWART, High Steward of Scotland From 1367 to 1390: John STEWART, High Steward of Scotland, Earl of Atholl From 1368 to 1390: John STEWART, High Steward of Scotland, Earl of Carrick | STEWART, King Robert (I745)
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| 406 | Bridgeport (Connecticut) Standard 14 March 1876 p. 3 -- The jury in the case of Mr. Robert C. Geddes who was found dead on the centre pier of the Danbury and Norwalk railroad bridge at the latter place Sunday morning, returned a verdict that he came to his death by falling through the bridge, the cause of the fall being unknown. Mr. Geddes was employed in the Union factory and lived just above the bridge. It is thought he may have been upon the bridge when the train came along and in stepping aside to avoid it missed his footing and fell. There was a mark upon his forehead as though he might have struck a timber in the fall. | GEDDES, Robert (I1100)
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| 407 | Brown County (Kansas) World 19 July 1901 p. 8d Campbell-Ogden Mrs. Ida B. Cam[p]bell, of White Cloud, and James Ogden, of the same place were married by Judge Rea at the court house Thursday, June 27. Mrs. Campbell was the widow of Murray Campbell, who was shot on the reservation on January 27, 1901. Campbell was of Indian blood and Mrs. Campbell holds an allotment on the reservation. | Family: James OGDEN / Ida Mae NEFF (F112)
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| 408 | Buckingham Palace, St George Hanover Square Alternative date of birth given as 18 March 1848 [Marriage announcement] - Further Research Required! | WINDSOR, Her Royal Highness Princess Louise Alberta Carolina Duchess of Argyll (I39)
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| 409 | Burial (OPR) 1777 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 230 143 2 February 1777 John CAMPBELL Cashier to Royal Bank in Campbell of Tofts Burial Place aged 73 Died of Palsie | CAMPBELL, John of the Royal Bank (I1052)
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| 410 | Burial (OPR) 1798 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 230/ 81 3 December 1798 CAMPBLE, Mrs - relict of John, late Cashier of the Royal Bank 69 years Tofts B[urial] P[lace] | CAMPBELL, Anne Caroline (I1051)
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| 411 | Burials (OPR) 1739 Edinburgh 685/1 920/ 72 HJW 128 Jean STIRLING Sp[ouse] to Mr John Campbell writter 1 46 [years] [cause of death illegible] | STIRLING, Jean (I1056)
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| 412 | Burials (OPR) 1758 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 220/ 199 1758 March 21 James Campbell of Tofts Esquire in his own B[urial] P[lace] ___________ Decay, 67 [years] | CAMPBELL, James of Tofts (I249)
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| 413 | Burials (OPR) 1764 Edinburgh 685/1 960/ 20 1764 C No. 26 Margaret CAMPBELL Relict of Wm RAINNIE Stabler October 28 L6 D.P.E. the N end Charters tomb Dropsie | CAMPBELL, Margaret (I1061)
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| 414 | Burials (OPR) 1795 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 240/ 19 CAMPBEL 17 [March 1795] George son to George in Aria aged 2 1/2 years Fever | CAMPBELL, George (I1048)
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| 415 | Burials (OPR) 1799 Edinburgh 685/1 980/ 327 1799 June 20 W Jean Watt sp[ouse] of Ja[me]s Campbell Printer 1/2 D.P.S: Johnston's headstone | WATT, Jean (I1057)
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| 416 | Burials (OPR) 1799 Edinburgh 685/1 980/ 327 1799 June 25 C Alexander CAMPBELL poor man Closs the W[est] side of the br[??]d causeway opt. | CAMPBELL, Alexander (I1059)
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| 417 | Burials (OPR) 1801 Leith South, Midlothian 692/2 160/ 166 Elizabeth Campbel D[aughte]r of Alexander Campbel Smith in Leith aged 6 months died the 2nd buried the 3rd April 1801 in the Wrights ground 4 paces East from Alexander Robertsons headstone | CAMPBELL, Elizabeth (I1104)
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| 418 | Burials (OPR) 1814 Leith South, Midlothian 692/2 170/ 177 CAMPBELL Alexander Campbell Servant aged Sixty years died on the fourteenth and buried on the Sixteenth in the Sailors ground 18 paces East from Frances Ords headstone | CAMPBELL, Alexander (I1158)
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| 419 | Burials (OPR) 1815 Leith South 692/2 170/ 200 February 1815 Campbell David son of Alexander CAMPBELL Smith on Leith Walk aged 10 years died on the Eleventh and was buried on the Twelfth in the wrights ground 2 paces East from Robert Provent[?] headstone. | CAMPBELL, David (I1105)
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| 420 | Burials (OPR) 1820 Canongate, Edinburgh 683/3 300/ 441 No 8 21 November 1820 Miss Arabella CAMPBELL daughter of the late John CAMPBELL Esquire Cashier of Royal Bank St Andrew's Street Died 15 in their[?] own Ground Eastside of the Yard. Old age 69 | CAMPBELL, Arabella (I1055)
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| 421 | Burials (OPR) 1829 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 320/ 507 No. 40 19th September 1829 John Campbell Esquire Writer to his Majesty's Signet Edinburgh Died at Genevie 17 August Interred in the East Center of Mr Campbells Tomb East Corner of the yard Old age 75 | CAMPBELL, John of The Citadel and of Warriston (I1050)
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| 422 | Burials (OPR) 1829 Canongate, Edinburgh 685/3 360/ 339 1829 Died August 11 Buried September 19 CAMPBELL, John Esquire, Writer to his Majesty's Signet, Edinburgh 75 Geneva old age | CAMPBELL, John of The Citadel and of Warriston (I1050)
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| 423 | Buried next to her mother in Rulo Cemetery | CAMPBELL, Joan (I263)
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| 424 | Caledonian Mercury 5 August 1844 p. 4c. Marriage of Lady Elizabeth Levenson Gower and the Marquis of Lorn The marriage of Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Leveson Gower,eldest daughter of his grace the Duke of Sutherland, with George John Marquis of Lorn, only son of the Duke of Argyll, was celebrated at Trentham on Wednesday, in the presence of a select circle of the distinguished friends of both noble families. His grace the venerable Archibishop of York officiated. At half-past eleven o'clock the company assembled in the library drawing-room and formed in procession, from whence, at a quarter to twelve, they moved through the principal of apartments across the end of the conservatory into the corridor, taking the circuit of the courtyard, and entering the church through the private entrance. The Duke of Sutherland walked first, leading the bride, who looked remarkably well, and was succeeded by the Marquis of Lorn and the Duchess of Sutherland. Then came the bridesmaids, two and two, in order given below: - Lady Caroline Leveson Gower, Lady Constance Leveson Gower Miss Edith Campbell, Miss Lascelles Hon. Miss Ellis, Hon. Miss Caroline Ellis Lord and Lady Blantyre succeeded the bridesmaids, and were followed by Lord Morpeth and Lady Arthur Lennox, other guests walking in pairs, in succession. This very interesting portion of the ceremony was witnessed by many hundred persons. The bride was attired in a dress and tunic of manificent Guipure lace, over white satin, festooned with bouquets of roses, myrtles, and orange blossoms. Her ladyship's head-dress consisted of a wreath of white roses, and a veil of the richest description of Guipure lace completed the costume, which was extremely chaste and beautiful. Her ladyship carried a bonquet of orange flowers in her left hand. All the bridesmaids were similarly attired in white, carrying bouquets ofwhite roses and jessamine, and each wearing as a distinctive badge, a water lilly on the left breast. Each of the ladies wore a superb broach, presented by the noble bridegroom, and representing an ancient galley, the principal fcature in his lordship's arms. These brooches were executed in gold, studded with turquoise, and exquisitely enamelled. Upon entering the church a scene of sigular interest was presented. The massive pillars supporting the roof on either side were entwined with wreaths osf the Scotch heather and blue bell, which were continued in festoons to the alter, over the centre of which the ornaments of both aisles met and closed in an appropriate design. Every nook within the edifice was occupied, an dnearly the whole of those present were decked out in bridal attire. The venerable archbishop was assisted in the ceremony by the following clergyman: - The Rev. E. J. Edwards, the incumbent of Trentham; the Rev. H.G. Bunsen, the duke's private chaplain, and the Rev. J. H. Hutchison, the vicar of Burton. His Grace performed the service in a most impressive manner, and the ceremony was commenced and concluded without an incident to mar its solemn effect. The Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Morpeth, and indeed a great majority of those present in the church, were much affected during portions of the service, and on the return of the party from the altar, when the children performed their very pleasing duty of stewing the bridal path with flowers, the scene was extremely affecting. The procession returned throug the corridor to the drawing-rooms, and subewquently the company assembled in the banqueting room, where a splendid dejeuner had been prepared. After the banquet the marchioness joined the company in the grand saloon where she received the congratulations of her noble relatives. At half-past two o'clock one of the duke's splendid equipages, with postillions in state liveries, drove up to the grand entrance, and the happy pair, having first taken leave of the company, entered their carriage and drove off in the direction of Eccleshall, ien route for Lilleshall, the Duke of Sutherland's beautiful seat in the adjoining county of Salop. | Family: George John Douglas CAMPBELL, Duke of Argyll / Lady Elizabeth Georgina SUTHERLAND-LEVESON-GOWER, Duchess of Argyll (F18)
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| 425 | Campbell Mausoleum, Kilmun Parish Kirk | CAMPBELL, John Douglas Edward Henry Duke of Argyll (I53)
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| 426 | Campbell Mausoleum, Kilmun Parish Kirk | CAMPBELL, John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Duke of Argyll (I37)
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| 427 | Campbeltown (Scotland) Courier 16 September 1905 p. 2g KILCALMONELL Death of an Old Argyllshire Lady - On Friday the remains of Mr[s] Katherine M. Campbell, widow of Rev. James R. Campbell, were laid to rest in the churchyard of Kilcalmonell. She was born in August 5, 1816, and married on July 2nd, 1840. Her father was Rev. William Fraser, minister of Kilchrenan, Loch Awe; and her mother was Ann MacIver Campbell, belonging to the family of Lochgair, Argyllshire. In her deep sense of reverence and her dignified bearing, Mrs Campbell was considered a typical example of the old Scottish gentlewoman. One of her sons is minister of Traqueer, Dumfries, another of Kirkcudbright, and a third of Cargill. | FRASER, Catherine M. (I1084)
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| 428 | Captain Sir Ivar Iain COLQUHOUN of Luss and 32nd of Colquhoun 8th Baronet | COLQUHOUN, Sir Ivar Iain of Luss and Colquhoun Baronet (I10)
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| 429 | Carlsbad (New Mexico) Currant-Argas 20 September 1959 p. 12b-c. Miss Nunley Will Wed Glenn Campbell in Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nunley, 2317 Ave. A, announce the engagement of their daughter, Billie, to Glen Campbell of Albuquerque. Miss Nunley, a graduate of Carlsbad High School, attended Carlsbad Beauty College and is now employed at LaSchelles Beauty Shop in Albuquerque. The bridegroom-elect is employed at the Hitching Post nightclub in Albuquerque, where he is band leader and recording artist. Their wedding is planned for Sept. 27 in Las Vegas, Nev., where they will honeymoon for a week, and will be at home in Albuquerque. Miss Pete Nunley, sister of the bride, of Albuquerque, and Gene Hensley of Ruidoso will accompany them to Las Vegas for the wedding service. | Family: Glen Travis CAMPBELL / Billie Jean NUNLEY (F244)
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| 430 | Carlsbad (New Mexico) Current-Argas 8 February 1993 p. 4 a-b Obituary Billie Campbell Services are pending for Billie Jean Nunley Campbell, 53, of Los Angeles. Arrangements will be made by West Funeral Home, Inc. Ms. Campbell died Saturday (Feb. 6, 1993) in Los Angeles. She was born Aug. 1, 1939, in Carlsbad, where she was raised and educated, graduating from Carlsbad High School in 1958. She moved to California in 1960. She was a member of the Catholic Church. She is survived by two sons, Travis Campbell and Kane Campbell, both of Los Angeles; two daughters, Kellie Glen Campbell of Carlsbad and Debbie Campbell of Phoenix, Ariz; her mother Lilly Lowe Nunley of Carlsbad; one brother, Pat Nunley of Carlsbad; one sister, Peggy Kinnard of Carlsbad; and five grandchildren. | NUNLEY, Billie Jean (I619)
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| 431 | Catherine CHAVIS | CHAVEZ, Catherine (I342)
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| 432 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, Robert (I1100)
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| 433 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | CAMPBELL, Helen (I1111)
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| 434 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, William (I1113)
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| 435 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, Christina Kirkland (I1099)
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| 436 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, Peter Milroy (I1114)
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| 437 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, Andrew Campbell (I1115)
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| 438 | Census 1851 Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 3/ 16 Torphin Cottage Robert GEDDES, head, mar 35, operative paper maker, N[ot] K[nown], Midlothian Helen GEDDES, wife, mar, 40, Colinton, Midlothian William GEDDES, son, U, 15, paper maker apprentice, Colinton, Midlothian Christian GEDDES, daur, 11, Colinton, Midlothian Peter GEDDES, son, 7, scholar, Colinton, Midlothian Andrew GEDDES, son, 4, Colinton, Midlothian Thomas GEDDES, son, 1, Colinton, Midlothian | GEDDES, Thomas (I1116)
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| 439 | Census 1860 Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GIDIS, 45, Watchman in Factory, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 46, Scotland Peter GIDIS, 17, Ap Harness Maker, Scotland Andrew GIDIS, 12, Fac[tory] Hand, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 7, Scotland, attended school | CAMPBELL, Helen (I1111)
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| 440 | Census 1860 Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GIDIS, 45, Watchman in Factory, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 46, Scotland Peter GIDIS, 17, Ap Harness Maker, Scotland Andrew GIDIS, 12, Fac[tory] Hand, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 7, Scotland, attended school | GEDDES, Robert (I1100)
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| 441 | Census 1860 Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GIDIS, 45, Watchman in Factory, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 46, Scotland Peter GIDIS, 17, Ap Harness Maker, Scotland Andrew GIDIS, 12, Fac[tory] Hand, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 7, Scotland, attended school | GEDDES, Peter Milroy (I1114)
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| 442 | Census 1860 Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GIDIS, 45, Watchman in Factory, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 46, Scotland Peter GIDIS, 17, Ap Harness Maker, Scotland Andrew GIDIS, 12, Fac[tory] Hand, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 7, Scotland, attended school | GEDDES, Andrew Campbell (I1115)
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| 443 | Census 1860 Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GIDIS, 45, Watchman in Factory, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 46, Scotland Peter GIDIS, 17, Ap Harness Maker, Scotland Andrew GIDIS, 12, Fac[tory] Hand, Scotland Ellen GIDIS, 7, Scotland, attended school | GEDDES, Ellen (I1121)
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| 444 | Certificate of Death State File Number: 2556 Nixon, Washoe County, Nevada Indian Reservation Hospital - 2 hours Robert Lewis JOHNSON, never married, 10 years usual residence: 9 Reservation Road, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada 13 October 1963 born: 5 March 1953, Reno, Nevada Student (school) USA citizen fa: Oscar JOHNSON mo: Catherine CHAVEZ Informant: Oscar JOHNSON, 9 Reservation Road, Reno, Nevada Cause: Gunshot wound of abdominal area, severing major artery, 5 minutes Accidentally shot by brother while hunting at 10:30 am on 13 October 1963, 20 miles north of Nixon, Nevada (Nugent Area) (signed) James E. COMER, Wadsworth, Nevada, 16 October 1963 Removal - Burial 16 October 1963, Wadsworth Cemetery, Wadsworth, Nevada. | JOHNSON, Robert Lewis (I346)
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| 445 | Certificate of Marriage American Consular Service London, England February 21, 1933 Brompton Oratory, Kensington, London, England Charles SWEENEY, 2nd, USA Citizen, 23 years born Scranton, Pennsylvania Residing: London, England Ethel Margaret WHIGHAM, Great Britain, 23 years born Great Britian Residing London England Service No. 1755 | Family: Charles Francis SWEENY / Ethel Margaret WHIGHAM, Duchess of Argyll (F44)
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| 446 | Chapel Royal, St James's Palace | Family: King George Frederick Ernest Albert WINDSOR, of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India / Queen Mary, of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions (F34)
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| 447 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I268)
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| 448 | Chicago Tribune 23 November 1988 p. 27a-b Janet Kidd, socialite and 'Beaverbrook Girl' London (AP) - Janet Kidd, socialite daughter of the first Lord Beaverbrook, the Canadian-born newspaper magnate and politician, has died at the age of 80, her family reported Tuesday. Mrs. Kidd died Friday at her home in the village of Ewhurst 25 miles southwest of London. No cause of death was given. In 1987, she published "The Beaverbrook Girl," a lively volume of memoirs about her active and adventurous life,which included horse breeding and flying helicopters. She was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Max Aitken and his first wife, Gladys Drury. In 1910, her multimillionaire father brought the family to live in England, where he became a Conservative Party legislator and in 1916 bought the Daily Express, turning it into a major national newspaper. He was made a peer with the title of Lord Beaverbrook in 1917. In World War II he served as ministerof aircraft production and later minister of supply. Janet Kidd grew up surrounded by celebrities, including writer Rudyard Kipling and politician Lloyd George. She met her first husband, Ian Campbell, a compulsive gambler and heir to a dukedom, in the casino at the fashionable French resort of Le Touquet. Married in 1927, they were divorced in 1934. | AITKEN, Honourable Janet Gladys (I22)
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| 449 | Christina Lawful Daughter to Archibald Sinclar in Auchindrain and Isobella Campbell his spouse was Born the 14th December and Baptised the December 1824 years. | SINCLAIR, Christian (I252)
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| 450 | Clarence's son, Vincent, states that his father's family name seems to be JAMES. A great aunt, Molly Stove Pipe JAMES, received her name for wearing an Abe Lincoln top hat. | CHAVEZ, Clarence Louis (I262)
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