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551		Tobruk POW's (2) Another photo taken by the Germans of prisoners captured at Tobruk	Hugh Benson
552		Tolcarnia purchased in 1901 Thought to be when Henry Whitefield purchased the beautiful Newquay property.
553		Tolcarnia staff advert 1925 This is one of a number of adverts put in the Situations Vacant columns of the local newspaper by Mrs Jessie Riche.
554		Transcript from the Family bible 1874 This was a transcription done by Henry Ross in 1874 taken from a 1792 Family Bible setting out the births (and sometimes deaths) of William & Sarah Bird's children and others.	Anne Bird Charles Bird Elizabeth Bird Harriott Bird Henry Bird Mary Ann Bird Sarah Elizabeth Bird Susannah Sophia Bird William Henry Elliott Bird Henry Ross Margaret Sparkes
555		Twelve stations of the cross In Lebret
556		Veteran Cars 1 From Lambert & Butler's "Motor Cars", the 1923 DELAGE 12.8 hp vintage cigarette card.	Percy Lewis Haskins
557		Veteran Cars 2 From Lambert & Butler's "Motor Cars", the 1923 DELAGE 12.8 hp vintage cigarette card - reverse side.	Percy Lewis Haskins
558		Veteran Cars 3 From Lambert & Butler's "Motorcycle" series 1923, the BSA Motorcycle vintage cigarette card.	Percy Lewis Haskins
559		Victor Bradshaw Haskins (1891 - 1915) Died on the battlefields of Ypres serving his country.	Victor Bradshaw Haskins
560		Victor Haskins Notice of his death in The Times.	Victor Bradshaw Haskins
561		Victor Haskins (2) Notice from The Officers Training Corps - Roll of War Service	Victor Bradshaw Haskins
562		Waiting for the weather Waiting for the lightening to stop
563		War Diaries of The Queens Regiment War diaries
564		War Supplement A supplement about the men of Hastings going off to war - 24th February 1900.
565		war_memorial_1.jpg
566		Western Gazette - Friday 20 October 1871 - Attempted Suicide ? The report in the local newspaper of the untimely death of Samuel Shire.	Samuel Shire
567		Western Times - Tuesday 24 October 1871 - the inquest The inquest into the apparent suicide attempt by Samuel Shire results in an accidental death verdict caused by his alcoholism.	Samuel Shire
568		Whistler The Olympic Rings
569		Who was Hannah Musgrove's father ? The only person I am missing up to the 2 x great grandparent level, is the father of my great grandmother on my birth mother's side.	Catherine Wild Eliza Wild Hannah Elizabeth Wild John Wild
570		Why did couples in the 19th century marry on Christmas Day ? It was not uncommon to be married on either Christmas Day or Boxing Day in the 1800’s because they were days when working people were not expected to work. Christmas Day and Boxing Day were traditional holidays and are not, and never have been, bank holidays. For these, we need to thank the banker, Sir John Lubbock and his love of cricket.	Caroline Musgrove William Musgrove Sarah Shire Mary Ann Wareham
571		Will - transcription attempt of William Bird's Will (1753 - 1833) This is the last Will and Testament of me, WILLIAM BIRD, of number 8 Clapham Road Place in the County of Surrey Esquire.	William Bird
572		Will of Eliza Ross nee Bird (1841 - 1904) The Will of Eliza Ross of Chestham Park 1904	Eliza Margaret Bird
573		Will of John Coveney (1815 - 1878) The Will of John Coveney who diedon the last day of December 1878 - Swanscombe Manor and Chestham Park	John Coveney
574		Will of Thomas Cole (1795 - 1840)	Thomas Cole
575		Will of Thomas Cole (about 1787 - 1839) I have attempted a transcription of the Will ..... not completed. This Thomas was born about 1787 and is possibly the son of the gentleman in the mystery painting.	Thomas Cole Sarah Jones
576		Will of William Bird of Newnham (1757 - 1833) William Bird of Newnham Will 1833	William Bird
577		William and Frances Norman A photo of William Norman and Frances (nee Wareham) who emigrated to Oz on The Bangalore in 1854.	William Robert Norman Frances Wareham
578		William and Joseph Haskins Notice of the dissolution of their partnership with effect from 20th October 1812.	William Haskins
579		William Anderson (1896 - 1944) The 1901 census.	William Anderson Lamond
580		William Anderson (1896 - 1944) On the 1911 census living with the McDonald family as a Ward.
581		William Anderson (1896 - 1944) A snippet from his WW1 service record.
582		William Anderson (1896 - 1944) The full WW1 service record in PDF.	William Anderson Lamond
583		William Anderson Lamond (1896 - 1944) The birth of the bastard who would die a hero.	Margaret Lamond William Anderson Lamond
584		William Bird of Newnham (about 1757 - 1833) William BIRD of Newnham married Sarah ELLIOTT, had 10 children and had time to build half the properties in Lambeth (slight exaggeration) ! This is his story.	Anne Bird Charles Bird Elizabeth Bird George Bird Harriott Bird Henry Bird Mary Ann Bird Sarah Elizabeth Bird Susannah Sophia Bird William Bird William Henry Elliott Bird
585		William Haskins Advert in The Morning Post on Monday 30th April 1827.	William Haskins
586		William Haskins (1776 - 1838) William was a bead maker who had a shop in the newly built Regent Street in London.	William Haskins
587		William Hill (1804 - 1879) William was a shoemaker, probably working in South Shields, Northumberland.	William Hill Jane Smith
588		William Hill (1852 - 1932) William was a well known and successful journalist, working on a number of newspapers.	Jane Hill William Hill William Hill Elizabeth Young
589		William Hill (1852 - 1932)	William Hill
590		William Hill (1886 - 1946) William went to Cambridge, married my grandmother, before leaving the family home while his family were still very young.	Alma Georgina Annie Haskins Georgina Margaret Elizabeth Hill Jennie Sylvia Hill Pamela Noreen Hill William Hill
591		william Hill (1886 - 1946) Photo taken while at Cambridge 1905 - 1908	William Hill
592		William Hill - Time's Obituary
593		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living
594		William Hill house in Wandsworth 34 Crockerton Road, Wandsworth, London where William & Georgie lived and where my mum and Pamela were born.	William Hill
595		William John MUSGROVE (1860 to 1901) William MUSGROVE was my great grandfather on my birth family side of the tree. He lead a hard life, working on the newly expanding railway, living in slum conditions with his large family. This is my research into his life and the times he lived in.	William John Musgrove Hannah Elizabeth Wild
596		William Wareham (1824 - 1887) The life and death of William Wareham who lived in a manor house but died with 14 others in the bay off Ilfracombe.	Mary Ann Norman William Wareham
597		William Wareham and some of his family A photo of William Wareham in happier times.	William Wareham
598		Women in the 1800’s In the 19th century Britain women were expected to marry and have children.
599		World War 1 These relatives gave their lives for their country and are remembered	Victor Bradshaw Haskins Frank Arthur Musgrove James Walker Sandeman Robert Learmouth Sandeman
600		World War 2 These relatives gave their lives for their country and are remembered	Hugh Benson William Anderson Lamond George Henry Musgrove Gerald Eugene Musgrove Godfrey Dennis Musgrove