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A place for researching Cumberland ancestors, with a definite boost from helpful people and a boost also from old Cumberland newspapers which are being transcribed and posted here. You never know who or what you will find. Just ask !
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poignant question on remembence day
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hi May I thank the list for the valued amount of help given on the topic of HERBERT STANLEY TURNER this file is to be tidied up and then put away. Thanks for your time and valued help Pauline Stanley nee Turner
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Congregational Ministers
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This was sent to me today via the Caribbean List on Rootsweb; it may be of assistance to you. [link] This " Surman Index " includes the names, dates, education and employment information for about 32,000 Congregational ministers. It covers the period from the mid-seventeenth century to 1972, and though it focuses on England and Wales, it includes Congregational ministers serving abroad, provided they trained or served as ministers in Britain.... more »
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poignant question on remembrance day
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Hi One of the TURNER families I am researching is HERBERT STANLEY TURNER born 1891 married Sept qt 1917 died the Somme 24th March 1918 Question 1 On his will made 11.dec 1917 he left all his worldly good to his wife MINNIE TURNER nee LISGO of 1Greystone Road Carlisle. would this be near the Fuzehill end or near Warwick Road?... more »
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. THE CONVICT DOOGAN.
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. THE CONVICT DOOGAN. No doubt now remains that this daring boy was the person who committed the robbery at the residence of Mrs. HEWETSON, Crosby Hall, Crosby Ravensworth. We understand that he was identified, when amongst a number of other boys in the gaol, as having begged at the house twice in the day previous to... more »
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. LANGHOLM.
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. LANGHOLM. On Monday last the children of the parochial school were examined in the presence of the Rev. W. B. SHAW, of Langholm, and the Rev. Robert SHAW, of Ewes. A numerous party of ladies and gentlemen, as well as the parents of the children, were present, and testified their warm approval of the manner... more »
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. COCKERMOUTH PETTY SESSIONS.
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. COCKERMOUTH PETTY SESSIONS. JULY 24. Samuel LITTLE, servant with Mr. TIFFEN, of Moreland Close, was fined 5s., and costs, for neglecting his carts and horses on the turnpike road leading from Eaglesfield to Cockermouth. William BOLTON was fined the same amount,... more »
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. COCKERMOUTH.
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. COCKERMOUTH. The Radicals of this ancient borough are endeavoring to revive the spirits of their friends, by a meeting on Friday night, at the Sun Inn, - a pledge being given that no glasses or bottles be thrown, as was the case on the former occasion. We expect a full report of the proceedings next week.... more »
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. CURIOUS DISCOVERY.
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CARLISLE PATRIOT, JULY 29, 1843. CURIOUS DISCOVERY. A few days ago, as some workmen were employed in cutting up a log of cedar, at the High Mill, in Thornthwaite, they discovered, nearly in the heart of the log, two pieces of beautiful china. There were several inches of solid wood on all sides of the china, and no defect whatever was to be seen in... more »
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