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| 201 | Buchan JohnFrederickBuchan 806 423.jpg JOHN FREDERICK BUCHAN (1881-1912), machinist.
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| 202 | Buchan LeslieJamesBuchan 3801 01 20001218 WHO: LESLIE JAMES BUCHAN (1931-2022) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE. WHO: Grandson of Miriam BUCHAN formerly EDGOOSE (1887-1961). WHEN: Emails dated 18 December 2000. | |||
| 203 | Buchan LeslieJamesBuchan 3801 02 20001218 MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE to LESLIE JAMES BUCHAN
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| 204 | Buchan LeslieJamesBuchan 3801 03 20001218 WHO: LESLIE JAMES BUCHAN (1931-2022) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE. WHAT: Leslie James BUCHAN is the grandson of Miriam BUCHAN formerly EDGOOSE (1887-1961). WHEN: Emails dated 18 December 2000. | |||
| 205 | Buchan LeslieObethalBuchan 1479 475.jpg LESLIE OBETHAL BUCHAN factory employee (1903-1964) and FLOSSIE GILLESPIE at home (1899-1966).
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| 206 | Burton FrederickBurton 715 366 WHO: WALTER EDGOOSE (1901-1957) in centre. JOHN SIDNEY CARTWRIGHT (1895-1965) & WILLIAM WATTS (1883-1964) on his left. FRED BURTON (1904-1970) and Person Unknown on his right. | |||
| 207 | Burton HerbertStantonPatBurton 1284 1 19680919
WHO: HERBERT STANTON PAT BURTON (1900-1973) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE. One of the twin sons of Walter BURTON (1873-1953) and his wife Kate Agnes formerly EDGOOSE (1874-1952). WHEN: 19 September 1968. WHAT: A Letter from Pat BURTON about the death of his parents in Broadstairs, Kent; about his cousin who works at the Post Office at Victoria, London; about his brother at Southampton; his career as a music teacher in Grimsby. | |||
| 208 | Burton HerbertStantonPatBurton 1284 1 19681003
WHO: HERBERT STANTON PAT BURTON (1900-1973) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE. WHO: One of the twin sons of Walter BURTON (1873-1953) and his wife Kate Agnes formerly EDGOOSE (1874-1952). WHEN: 3 October 1968. WHAT: Letter describing the family members in the 1916 portrait taken outside the house in West Walton, Norfolk, where his grandparents lived. | |||
| 209 | Butcher JamesSilasTalbotButcher 4857 377 JAMES SILAS TALBOT BUTCHER (1847-1929) and his wife SARAH ANN formerly TANNER (1861-1943) were buried in Chiselborough Cemetery, Somerset. | |||
| 210 | Butcher MabelMaryButcher 973 1 19571121
WHO: MABEL MARY TURNER formerly BUTCHER (1883-1969) to her grandson MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE on the eve of his departure to work in the forests and sawmills of Sweden and Finland. WHEN: The letter was dated 21 November 1957. | |||
| 211 | Butcher MabelMaryButcher 973 381 WHO: MABEL MARY BUTCHER (1883-1969), daughter of GEORGE BUTCHER, innkeeper, (1841-1911) and ELLEN BUTCHER formerly COOPER (1840-1917). WHEN: 1 December 1883. WHERE: The Square, Petersfield, Hampshire. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 212 | Butters EnidMaryButters 2884 1 19721201
WHO: ENID MARY BUTTERS (1908-1973) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE. WHEN: 1 DECEMBER 1972 [PAGES 1-2] WHAT: Her mother Mary Ellen BUTTERS formerly HINCHCLIFF was fetched from America in 1890 when she was 15 by her aunt Harriet and lived with her until her marriage in 1900. She wrote that her cousin Margaret APPLEBY formerly HINCHCLIFF (1905-1988) went to America 15-20 years ago and made contact with David HINCHCLIFF's youngest son (her mother's youngest brother) John Willie HINCHCLIFF (1876-1937). | |||
| 213 | Butters EnidMaryButters 2884 3 19721201
WHO: ENID MARY BUTTERS (1908-1973) to MICHAEL JAMES EDGOOSE, WHEN: 1 DECEMBER 1972. WHAT: [PAGE 3] | |||
| 214 | Buttery MarjorieButtery 794 556.jpg MARJORIE BUTTERY late EDGOOSE formerly BRIGHTON (1927-2016), Housewife. II Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, Hypercholesterolaemia. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 215 | Captain Walter James GILMORE.jpg CAPTAIN WALTER JAMES GILMORE (1918-1943) Date: 8 APRIL 1943 With acknowledgement to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (http://wwww.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=2104165) | |||
| 216 | Cash CatherineCash 370 001 19440506
WHO: WILL OF CATHERINE EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow of Benjamin EDGOOSE (1854-1928). WHEN: The Will was signed on 5 November 1937. Catherine EDGOOSE died on 5 February 1944. Probate was granted at Norwich on 6 May 1944 to Frank Hayward PEARSE, canteen manager. WHERE: Norfolk. EXECUTORS: Frank Hayward PEARSE (1880-1970), her son-in-law, and her friend Frank SEARLE of 37 York Road, Wisbech. BENEFICIARY: her grandson Geoffrey Frank PEARSE (1913-1981). WITNESSES: Eric SEARLE, Solicitor, Wisbech, and C. RUSSELL his clerk. A Index of the Will of Catherine EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow, made on 5 November 1944. 01*Catherine EDGOOSE, the Testatrix 02 Frank Hayward PEARSE, son-in-law, Executor and Trustee 03 Frank SEARLE, Executor and Trustee 04 Geoffrey Frank PEARSE, grandson 05 Eric SEARLE, solicitor, Wisbech, witness 06 C. RUSSELL, his clerk, witness. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1944) | |||
| 217 | Cash CatherineCash 370 002 19440506
WHO: THE WILL OF CATHERINE EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow of Benjamin EDGOOSE (1854-1928). WHEN: The Will was signed on 5 November 1937. Catherine EDGOOSE died on 5 February 1944. Probate was granted at Norwich on 6 May 1944 to Frank Hayward PEARSE, canteen manager. WHERE: Norfolk. EXECUTORS: Frank Hayward PEARSE (1880-1970), her son-in-law, and her friend Frank SEARLE of 37 York Road, Wisbech. BENEFICIARY: her grandson Geoffrey Frank PEARSE (1913-1981). WITNESSES: Eric SEARLE, Solicitor, Wisbech, and C. RUSSELL his clerk. A Index of the Will of Catherine EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow, made on 5 November 1944. 01*Catherine EDGOOSE, the Testatrix 02 Frank Hayward PEARSE, son-in-law, Executor and Trustee 03 Frank SEARLE, Executor and Trustee 04 Geoffrey Frank PEARSE, grandson 05 Eric SEARLE, solicitor, Wisbech, witness 06 C. RUSSELL, his clerk, witness. (Norwich Probate Registry 1944) | |||
| 218 | Cash CatherineCash 370 003 19440506
WHO: PROBATE OF THE WILL OF CATHERINE EDGOOSE OF 24 PRINCES ROAD, WISBECH ST. PETER, IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE, WIDOW. WHEN: 6 MAY 1944. EXECUTOR: Frank Hayward PEARSE of New Hall, Fleet, Hampshire, Executor named in the said Will. EXTRACTED by John R. DAWBARN, Solicitor, Wisbech. An Index of Probate of the Will of Catherine EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow, made on 5 November 1944. 01*Catherine EDGOOSE, the Testatrix 02 Frank Hayward PEARSE, son-in-law, 03 F. D. SISTERN, Deputy District Registrar 04 John R. DAWBARN. solicitor, Wisbech. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1944) | |||
| 219 | Cash CatherineCash 370 073 WHO: CATHERINE EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), daughter of GEORGE CASH (1828-1914), farmer, and his wife SUSANNAH CASH formerly LOWE (Circa 1821-1898). Future wife of BENJAMIN EDGOOSE (1854-1928). WHEN: 10 April 1855. WHERE: Crab Marsh, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. INFORMANT: The Informant on 14 May 1855 was her mother SUSANNAH CASH of Crab Marsh, Wisbech St. Peter, who died in 189 CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 220 | Cash CatherineCash 370 155 WHO: CATHERINE EDGOOSE formerly CASH (1855-1944), widow of BENJAMIN EDGOOSE (1854-1928), farmer. DATE OF DEATH: 5 February 1944 aged 88. PLACE OF DEATH: 24 Princes Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. INFORMANT: The informant on 7 February 1944 was her daughter EDITH PEARSE (1886-1966), in attendance, of West Walton, near Wisbech. CAUSE OF DEATH: Syncope, Myocardial Degeneration, Arterio-Sclerosis, and Senectus. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0. | |||
| 221 | Cash CatherineCash 370 547 WHO: Catherine CASH (1855-1944). WHEN: She became the wife of Benjamin EDGOOSE (1854-1928) in 1883. | |||
| 222 | Catling Emma 2147 655.jpg EMMA CATLING (1846-1882) "IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF Emma CATLING, Wife of Edward CATLING, Who departed this life November 20th, 1882, AGED 35 YEARS. And was interred at Bicker Church November 23, 1882. Farewell husband, brothers, sisters dear, I am not dead but sleeping here; Short was my life, long is my rest, God took me where he thought best. Farewell dear husband, my life is past, I loved you faithfully to the last; Grieve not for me, nor sorrow make, But love my children for my sake. With the Family's kind regards." The Edgoose family connection is unknown. Original of this photograph believed to have been in the collection of Clara Harriet Strohmeier, elder daughter of Elizabeth Edgoose (1852-1944), of Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA in 1972, or of Elizabeth's niece Doris Harriet Riggall of Edinburgh, Scotland. Emma Clayton was born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire, in 1846 and married Edward Catling in 1869. According to the 1871 census of north of Sleaford & Boston turnpike, her brother William CLAYTON was head of the household, aged 23, farmer of about 20 acres, born at Sutterton. Emma CATLING, aged 24, his sister, was the farm housekeeper. | |||
| 223 | Chamberlain BithiahChamberlain 380 053 WHO: BITHIAH EDGOOSE formerly LEETE formerly CHAMBERLAIN (1828-1885) WHO: Wife of ARTHUR EDGOOSE (1811-1895). DATE OF DEATH: 22 March 1885 aged 57 [according to death certificate]. PLACE OF DEATH: 60 Chestnut Street, Leicester. INFORMANT: The informant on 23 March 1885 was A. EDGOOSE, widower of deceased, present at the death, of Chestnut Street, Leicester. CAUSE OF DEATH: Asthma & Bronchitis, Disease of Heart. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0. | |||
| 224 | Cheny ThomasCheny 11399 001 15310306
WHO: WILL OF THOMAS CHENY (14??-1532) OF QUADRING, LINCOLNSHIRE. WHEN: The will made on 6 March 1531/32. The Will was proved at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 10 April 1532. WHAT: A John ETGOSE the younger was a witness to Thomas CHENY's Will. WHERE: Quadring, Lincolnshire. EXECUTRIX: Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator SUPERVISOR: Mr. Thomas TEMPEST WITNESSES: John BOLLES; Robert LONDE, Vicar of Quadring; John DOMYSENY; William CHELL; William BROWNE, John WARDE; John ETGOSE the younger. SOURCE: Transcript of Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338, uploaded with permission of Lincolnshire Archives. COPYRIGHT: Lincolnshire County Council 2019 etc. An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02 William CHENAY 03 Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08 Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11 Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15 William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | |||
| 225 | Cocker HannahCocker 1172037.jpg | |||
| 226 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 011 WHO: The grave of JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER (1851-1887). WHERE: in Hathersage Churchyard, Derbyshire. He married his father's servant HARRIET EDGOOSE (1858-1916) at Hathersage, Derbyshire, in 1883. | |||
| 227 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 042.jpg JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER (1851-1887) and HARRIET EDGOOSE (1858-1916) CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 228 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 100 18880110 WILL of JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER (1851-1887), Merchant & Manufacturer. WHO: WHEN: WHERE: EXECUTORS: WITNESSES: VALUE OF ESTATE: An index of the Will of John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) | |||
| 229 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 101 18880110
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| 236 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 120 18880110
WHO: WILL OF JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER (1851-1887), merchant & manufacturer, only son of Joseph Robert COCKER (1819-1887), Gentleman. First husband of Harriet EDGOOSE (1858-1916). WHEN: The Will was signed on 14 November 1887. WHERE: Bellevue, Outseats, Hathersage, Derbyshire. EXECUTORS: Harriet COCKER formerly, Widow of the deceased; E. W. WRENCH; John Charles CLEGG. WITNESSES: Sarah Ann NORTON; Mary PROCTOR. An index of the Will of John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887): 01*John Armstrong COCKER of Belle Vue, Outseats, Hathersage, Derbyshire. 02 Harriet COCKER formerly EDGOOSE (1858-1916), wife of the testator. 03 John Charles CLEGG, friend of the testator, the Sheffield solicitor. 04 Edward Mason WRENCH of Baslow, Derbyshire, friend of the testator. 05 Mary Elizabeth Grace EDGOOSE, the testator's mother-in-law. 06 Mary IBBOTSON, wife of Joseph IBBOTSON, Hathersage postmaster. 07 Children of Mary IBBOTSON. 08 Mary Bibby JULIAN, wife of John JULIAN of the Vicarage, Wincobank, Sheffield. 09 Children of Mary Bibby JULIAN. 10 Sarah Ann MORTON. 11 Mary PROCTER. | |||
| 237 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 214 WHO: JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER (1851-1887), son of JOSEPH ROBERT COCKER (1819-1887), needle manufacturer, and his wife MARGARET COCKER formerly ARMSTRONG (1814-1884). WHEN: 15 December 1851. WHERE: Broom Cottage, Hathersage, Derbyshire. INFORMANT: The informant on 16 December 1851 was his mother MARGARET formerly ARMSTRONG, who died in 1884. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0. | |||
| 238 | Cocker JohnArmstrongCocker 810 535.jpg JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER 1851-1887 Date: 15 NOVEMBER 1872 A DINNER will be provided at the George Hotel, Hathersage, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1872, to Commemorate the Comimg of Age of MR. JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER, And you are requested to attend at One o'Clock punctually. No children can be admitted. | |||
| 239 | Cocker JosephRobertCocker 1155 002 18871213
WHO: WILL OF JOSEPH ROBERT COCKER, Gentleman, (1819-1887), father of John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) who married Harriet EDGOOSE (1858-1916) at Hathersage in 1884. WHEN: The testator's Will was made on 23 February 1887. He died on 29 September 1887. Probate was granted at Derby on 13 December 1887. WHERE: The testator was late of Belle View, Hathersage, Derbyshire. EXECUTOR: John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) WITNESSES: George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage, and Edward J. >WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage VALUE OF ESTATE: Gross 11,517.5.7 Net 11,361.14.10 SOLICITORS: Mr. J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitors, Sheffield. An index to the Will of Joseph Robert COCKER (1819-1887). 01*Joseph Robert COCKER (1819- 1887), the testator 02 John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887), son of the testator 03 Mr. J. CLEGG of J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitor, Sheffield 04 Mary Ann RAYWOOD 05 Harriet COCKER [formerly EDGOOSE],wife of John Armstrong COCKER. 06 George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage. 07 Edward J. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage. (District Probate Registry, Derby) | |||
| 240 | Cocker JosephRobertCocker 1155 003 18871213
WHO: WILL OF JOSEPH ROBERT COCKER, Gentleman, (1819-1887), father of John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) who married Harriet EDGOOSE (1858-1916) at Hathersage in 1884. WHEN: The testator's Will was made on 23 February 1887. He died on 29 September 1887. Probate was granted at Derby on 13 December 1887. WHERE: The testator was late of Belle View, Hathersage, Derbyshire. EXECUTOR: John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) WITNESSES: George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage, and Edward J. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage VALUE OF ESTATE: Gross 11,517.5.7 Net 11,361.14.10 SOLICITORS: Mr. J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitors, Sheffield. An index to the Will of Joseph Robert COCKER (1819-1887). 01*Joseph Robert COCKER (1819- 1887), the testator 02 John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887), son of the testator 03 Mr. J. CLEGG of J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitor, Sheffield 04 Mary Ann RAYWOOD 05 Harriet COCKER [formerly EDGOOSE],wife of John Armstrong COCKER. 06 George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage. 07 Edward J. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage. (District Probate Registry, Derby) | |||
| 241 | Cocker JosephRobertCocker 1155 004 18871213
WILL OF JOSEPH ROBERT COCKER, Gentleman, (1819-1887), father of John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) who married Harriet EDGOOSE (1858-1916) at Hathersage in 1884. WHEN: The testator's Will was made on 23 February 1887. He died on 29 September 1887. Probate was granted at Derby on 13 December 1887. WHERE: The testator was late of Belle View, Hathersage, Derbyshire. EXECUTOR: John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887) WITNESSES: George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage, and Edward J. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage VALUE OF ESTATE: Gross 11,517.5.7 Net 11,361.14.10 SOLICITORS: Mr. J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitors, Sheffield. An index to the Will of Joseph Robert COCKER (1819-1887). 01*Joseph Robert COCKER (1819- 1887), the testator 02 John Armstrong COCKER (1851-1887), son of the testator 03 Mr. J. CLEGG of J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitor, Sheffield 04 Mary Ann RAYWOOD 05 Harriet COCKER [formerly EDGOOSE], wife of John Armstrong COCKER. 06 George FROGGATT, Grinder, Hathersage. 07 Edward J. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage. (District Probate Registry, Derby) | |||
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| 243 | Colley LucyColley 604 074.jpg LUCY EDGOOSE formerly COLLEY (1921-1965) CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 244 | Collum MaryCollum 6033 131.jpg MARY BRADFIELD formerly CALLUM or COLLUM (1844-1925)
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| 245 | Collum MaryCollum 6033 388 WHO: MARY COLLUM or CULLUM (1844-1925), daughter of JOHN COLLUM or CULLUM (circa 1806-1862), coal man, and his wife ANN formerly GARNER (circa 1806-1871). WHEN: 29 June 1844 WHERE: Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk. INFORMANT: The informant on 6 July 1844 was her father JOHN COLLUM of Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk, who died in 1862. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0. | |||
| 246 | Collum MaryCollum 6033 389.jpg MARY COLLUM or CULLUM (1844-????) and CHARLES BRADFIELD labourer (1842-1915). CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 247 | Collum SarahAnnCollum 6747 392.jpg SARAH ANN COLLUM or CULLUM (1841-1844) CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 248 | Colum JohnColum 2767 393.jpg JOHN COLLUM or CULLUM widower labourer (Circa 1806-1862) and Ann GARNER servant (Circa 1806-1871) CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 249 | Colum JohnColum 2767 394.jpg JOHN COLLUM or CULLUM (Circa 1806-1862), coal seller. CROWN COPYRIGHT. Data supplied by General Register Office England under the terms of Open Government Licence v. 3.0.
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| 250 | Coombs CharlotteCoombs 873 343 WHO: CHARLOTTE MILES formerly COOMBS (1841-1925). She was the Mother-in-law of Walter Leeder EDGOOSE (1871-1957), |
