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Note for: George Hodgson, 1826 - 20 MAY 1831
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Baptism: Date: 20 OCT 1826
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Note for: Margaret Hodgson, 1825 - 4 MAY 1832
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Baptism: Date: 17 MAR 1825
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Note for: Mary Hodgson, 1828 - 1845
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Baptism: Date: 28 NOV 1828
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Note for: Elizabeth Fleming Kellar, 10 DEC 1872 - ABT 1956
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Individual Note: Around 5 feet tall, (husband >6 feet), and feisty. "There's no doubt shee wore the trousers" according to REB. Spoke fluent Dutch.
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Note for: Roderic Murdo MacAlpine, ABT 1870 -
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Occupation: Place: Telegraph Operator c1900
Individual Note: Spoke fluent Dutch.
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Note for: Robert Jan Macalpine, 8 MAY 1902 -
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Individual Note: Known to his niece as "Uncle Bob-poof". Tea planter in India (Calcutta?).
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Note for: Alexander Kellar, 30 DEC 1847 -
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Occupation: Place: Mechanical Engineer
Individual Note: 1848 in Scotland
1873 in Scotland
1875 in America
1880 in Holland
1883 in Holland
1891 in Wales
around 1900 in Batavia (Jakarta)
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Note for: James Kellar, ABT 1818 -
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Occupation: Place: Customs Officer
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Note for: Stephen Hill, 1832 -
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Occupation: Place: Stonemason
Individual Note: ?m1859
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Note for: Elizabeth Shaw, 1840 -
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Individual Note: b? Eliza Shaw 1840 Q4 Wolverhampton 17 311 ?
b? Elizabeth Shaw 1840 Q2 Dudley 18 350 ?
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Note for: William Hill, 1801 -
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Occupation: Place: Stone mason
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Note for: Thomas Winnall, ABT 1845 -
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Occupation: Place: School Master
Occupation: Place: School Master or Brick & Tile Maker
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Note for: Non-family Association, ABT 1835 -
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Individual Note: This entry is a link from the Beard Family to Charles Silvester Horne. The two were associated in and around Newport Shropshire. Silvester grew up in the Congregationalist Church community in Newport where George Beard was a leading light. George moved to Euxley Farm in Outwoods nearby in the early 1880s and it was in George Beard's kitchen there that Silvester reputedly preached his first sermon in his teenage years. Silvester went on to become a prominant Congregationalist preacher both nationallyand Internationally. George founded the tiny Congregationalist chapel in Outwoods in 1885.