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 | !881 Census Referring to William COLLINSON and family
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 | "Ju" and Thomas Buchanan Presenting Prizes at Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton
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 | “Franklin Relic”
A copper kettle recovered by John Marshall in July 1866 from a cairn left by the Franklin expedition in 1851 |
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 | “Ju” and Thomas Buchanan Presenting Prizes at Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton
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(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | “Little Roy”
David Roy Urquhart, about 10 yrs old |
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 | 121 Willingham Street, Weelsby with Clee, Lincolnshire, England
Ruairidh Greig took this photograph in 2008 - This is a modern house occupying the site |
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 | 1891 Census Return
Robert Collinson, Susanna Collinson (nee Vesey) |
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 | 1901 Census referring to Gertrude L COLLINSON daughter of Herbert COLLINSON
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 | 191 Legsby Avenue, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England
Ruairidh Greig took this photograph in 2008 |
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 | 1911 Census Return Referring to Robert COLLINSON
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 | 240 Welholme Road in 2008
Ruairidh Greig took this photograph in 2008 |
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| 13 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | 32 Thomas Street, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England
Ruairidh Greig took this photograph in 2008 |
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 | 47 Hare Street, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England
Ruairidh Greig took this photograph in 2008 |
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| 16 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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| 17 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | Memorial Stone Erected by John Marshall
Face of Stone
Status: Located. ERECTED BY JAMES MARSHALL, Seaman. In Memory of his Father JOHN MARSHALL. Shipmaster. Who died 8th March 1857, Aged 52. Also his Mother; SARAH LAWRANCE, Who died 15th February 1872 Aged 67. And his son JOHN HENDRY,Who died 23rd Oct 1865, Aged 7. Deeply Regreated. Also of their lamented son, JAMES, Who was drowned in Dunbar Bay; With the Jane of… |
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 | Memorial Stone Erected by John Marshall
Rear of Stone
Status: Located. Also of the lateJAMES MARSHALL,,Seaman, who was drowned At sea of (sic) the Perseverance, 1901Aged 65 years.WILLIAM MCKEN MARSHALL,Youngest son of the aboveDied 20th July 1916 aged 50 yearsInterred in Cambio CemeteryRio de JaneiroDeeply MournedAlso MARGARET MCKENWidow of JAMES MARSHALL,Died 19th Oct. 1928 aged 93 yearsLoved and Mourned.Also AGNES… |
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 | HMS Victory
The Port Carronade |
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 | HMS Victory
Stern Cabin - from ashore |
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 | HMS Victory
Carpenter's Walk |
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 | HMS Victory
Admiral's Cabin |
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 | HMS Victory
Main Hatchway |
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 | HMS Victory
Tiller - Looking aft |
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 | HMS Victory
Lower Gun Deck - Tiller - Looking Forward |
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 | HMS Victory
Lower Gun Deck - Lower section of Double Tier Capstan |
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 | HMS Victory
Gun Deck Detail |
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 | HMS Victory
Upper Gun Deck |
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 | HMS Victory
Poop Deck |
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 | HMS Victory
Figurehead and Beakhead |
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 | HMS Victory
The Calendar Cover |
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| 33 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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| 34 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | Marriatt and Matilda Collinson
Status: Located. In Loving Remembrance of Marriatt (Mark) Collinson Born July 15th 1849 Died June 5th1910 --- Christ - we link the broken chain closer, when we meet again --- also Matilda wife of the above who fell asleep January 3rd1920 aged 71 years --- Absent from the body Present with the Lord --- safe within the… |
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| 36 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | Memorial Erected by Helen Pattillo
Status: Located. ERECTED By HELEN PATTILLO In Memory of her Husband JOHN CRAMOND Sometime Cooper in Peterhead Who died on the 15th January 1847 In the 48th year of his Age Also their son ALEXANDER Who died at Garmouth 9th June 1861 Aged 34 yrs And JOHN who died At Melbourne Australia 1st February 1862 Aged 33 years and his spouse ELISABETH CARDNO Who died at… |
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 | MV Opawa Off No 306210, Gross 38995.92, Nett 23940, IHP 20800
Richard joined his first Trident Tanker as Extra 3rd Officer on the 14 Feb 1967 in Milford Haven.
He p[aid off in Lavera, Marseilles on the 17th August 1968 |
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 | ss Ellora of London,Trident Tankers; Off No 300949; G.T. 24339.73; N.T 14596.68
Richard joined "Ellora" in Antwerp as 3rd Mate on the 20th October 1967 and left on the 25th April 1968.
This picture does not show "Ellora" in Trident Tanker colours. |
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 | The sinking of the "Jane" of Peterhead - October 14th 1881
Towards the bottom of the face of the Memorial Stone erected by James Marshall is the following for his son, also called James -
Also of their lamented son, JAMES,
who was drowned in Dunbar Bay
With the Jane of Peterhead on the 14th Oct 1881 Aged 20 years.
This is the story behind those few sad words |
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| A History Of Scottish Buchanans
Entry in Black's The Surnames of Scotland |
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| MEDICAL WORK OF THE MINISTRY OF PENSIONS
Published in the British Medical Journal November 13th 1937 |
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| The Origins of the Name Collinson
This was passed to me by Joe Collinson |
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| 44 | | Living
(At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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 | A Garden Party at 240 Welholme Road
Standing L to R:Sarah(Cissie) Warburton, Jessie Kydd, Unknown, Unknown, Helen Urquhart, Unknown, Helen Warburton, Helen Kydd
Seated L-R ?, Christine Warburton, Warburton Boys
Mouseover faces to see names, click on face to go to datapage.
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 | A letter - probably the last one - from George Trevelyan
Wrafter to his daughter "Doria"
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 | A Letter From Christine
This letter copies a letter from Wynkie Higginbottom which tells a tale of Tom and Shirley Baker's meeting with Wright Collinson's widow. Of course they didn't realise that Wright Collinson was Marriott Collinson's brother. |
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 | A letter from Dorothy Wrafter (nee Myhill) to Dora Wrafter the daughter of George Trevelyn Wrafter.
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 | A Letter from James Marshall to John Marshall - 1888
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 | A letter From the Red Cross to David Urquhart
The letter testifies to James Urquhart's last actions before his death at Loos. His body was never recovered and my Great Grandmother would not accept her son's death for a long time. |
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