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1	BMD Site: Marriages Dec Qtr 1838 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HALLAM Thomas Basford 15 879 SHORE Mary Basford 15 879 BUNNY DOES come under Basford! Basford Created 1st July 1837. Mainly in Nottinghamshire, but included parts of Derbyshire. Sub-districts : Basford; Beeston; Bulwell; Carlton; Greasley; Hucknall Torkard; Ilkeston; Wilford. GRO volumes : XV (1837-51); 7b (1852-1930). Annesley, Arnold, Awsworth, Barton in Fabis, Basford (1837-99), Beeston, Bestwood Park (from 1877), Bilborough, Bradmore, Brinsley, Bulwell (1837-99), Bunny, Burton Joyce, Calverton, Carlton, Clifton with Glapton, Colwick, Cossall, Eastwood, Felley, Gamston, Gedling, Gotham, Greasley, Hucknall Torkard, Kimberley, Kirkby in Ashfield, Lambley, Linby, Newstead, North Wilford (1837-99), Nuthall, Papplewick, Ruddington, Selston, South Wilford, Standard Hill (1862-80), Stoke Bardolph, Strelley, Thrumpton, Trowell, West Bridgford, Wollaton, Woodborough. Registers now in Basford, Nottingham, Rushcliffe, Mansfield, Ilkeston and East Retford districts.	Family: F168
2	12 aug 1908 No:253 Walter Lunn 23 Miner Shuttlewood James Lunn labourer Mary elizabeth Crowder 21 Do John Crowder farmer Witnesses; Oliver crowder & Beatrice Leivers	Family: F135
3	7 Apr 1888 Cotmanhay Church George Fearn 20 Batchelor Miner Cotmanhay Father: Elisha Fearn (dec) Miner Mary Jane Hallam 24 Spin Cotmanhay Father: John Hallam Publican Witness: Samuel Hallam Louisa Beer	Family: F030
4	7 Jul 1889 Samuel Hallam 22 B Guard Shipley John Hallam Inn keeper Louisa Beer 21 S Shipley William Beer Miner Witnesses Herbert Hallam Mary Ann Beer	Family: F127
5	9 June 1832, Thomas Hallam and Hannah Moon were married at Kirk Hallam, with witnesses Maria Moon (Sister) and Joseph Smedley	Family: F123
6	Bolsover Parish - Matlock M499 Vol 2 1901 - 1915 No 482 March 13 1915 Oliver Crowder 27 Labourer Clowne rd, Shuttlewood John Crowder Farmer Louisa Argyle 26 1 Clowne Rd, Suttlewood Henry Argyle-Deceased Miner Wit: Amos Argyle / Edith Barley	Family: F148
7	Christ Church Cotmanhay Parish Records - Marriages No: 77, Page: 39 August 8, 1914. Isaac Webster 25, Fitter, Cotmanhay, .... Shop Keeper Mary Alice Hallam 25, Cotmanhay, William Hallam, Property Owner Witness: J.W.Hallam / E. Webster Witness by my direct descendant	Family: F165
8	Christ Church, Cotmanhay - Ref: M513 Reel 1903 to 1931. No: 417 Page 209 May 16, 1910. Thomas Hallam 27, Miner 7, Archer St. Thomas Hallam Miner Sarah Ann Gibson 27, Domestic Service Do William Gibson Miner Witnesses: Arthur Hallam Grace Hallam	Family: F161
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F163
10	Christ Church, Cotmanhay. Parish records, Marriages: No: 78 Page: 39 August 22, 1914 John Howard Nicklin 28, Joiner, Ilkeston, James Horsley Nicklin, Architect Charlotte Hallam 23, Cotmanhay, William Hallam, Property Owner Witness; J.W.Hallam / J. H. Ralawn? Once again, my direct descendant John William Hallam.	Family: F166
11	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F167
12	Cotmanhay Christ Church, Parish Records: 17 March, 1879, Robert Linager 30, Miner, Heanor, John Linager (deceased), Labourer Hannah Hallam 21, Shipley, John Hallam, Under viewer Witness: John Hallam / Bethia Hallam	Family: F141
13	Cotmanhay Parish Church. Banns of Marriages: No: 32 1895 William Hallam of this parish & Charlotte Elizabeth Winfield of Heanor Banns read May 24, 31 Marriages Mar Qtr 1895 Hallam William Basford 7b 193	Family: F164
14	Divorced 1938	Family: F1190
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1029
16	Divorced 1952	Family: F1191
17	Found reference to the marriage in Matlock Archive Centre. Read the actual Books of Marriages and Banns, from the Christ Church, Cotmanhay. Also found Banns of Arthur Woolley and Emma Caunt. Reel M513 Vol 8&9 No 345 Page 173 Sept 10 1921 Herbert Woolley 29 Colliery Clerk Cotmanhay Authur Woolley (deceased) Labourer Ethel Aram 26 Ilkeston Moses Aram Labourer Witnesses: William James Bryan, Marjorie Harrison	Family: F040
18	Hannah LEE Sex: F Marriage(s): Spouse: George SIMPSON Marriage: 9 Feb 1867 Alfreton, Derby, England Source Information: Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M046274 -1855 1041621 Film 6900044 Film	Family: F078
19	Holy Trinity, Cotmanhay 13 Sep 1890 Herbert Hallam 22 B Miner Ilk John Hallam Inn keeper Elizabeth Henshaw 19 S Cot J John Henshaw Miner Witnesses John Hallam Bethia Hallam	Family: F128
20	IGI = Batch: M139172 1886 - 1895 Source: 1042032 DAVID DERBYSHIRE Marriage: 26 MAY 1858 Holy Trinity, Mapperley, Derby, England Father: JOHN DERBYSHIRE Family Wife: ELIZA HALLAM Father: THOMAS HALLAM	Family: F236
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F132
22	Marriage Cert Ref: 7b 780 1919 William Lane Winifred Naylor	Family: F024
23	Marriage certificate 8 December 1906 (obtained 8/2/02): John William Hallam, aged 22, Bachelor, Coal Miner of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. No father or proffession entered. Ada Woolley, aged 20, spinster of North Norman Street, Cotmanhay. Father Aurthur Woolley, Labourer at Gas Works. Married according to the Rites & Ceremonies of the Methodist Free Church. Ebenezer Chapel, Awsworth Road, Ilkeston, Derbys. Witnesses: Edward Davies, Elizabeth Pope.	Family: F029
24	Page 137 Where Married Bolsover Parish Church by Banns No 273 14th Aug 1865 Name Age Condition Profession Address Fathers Name Fathers Profession JOHN CROWDER 20 Bachelor Labourer Bolsover George Crowder Labourer MARY GASCOYNE 20 Spinster Bolsover John GASCOYNE Sweep Witnesses William Dawson. Elizabeth Dawson	Family: F027
25	Page 36 where Married By Banns in The parish of Bolsover No: 72 2nd Dec 1844 Name Age Cond Profession Address Fathers Name Fathers Profession GEORGE CROWDER FULL Bachelor Labourer Bolsover FRANCIS CROWDER Labourer ANNE COUPE FULL Spinster Bolsover BENJAMIN COUPE S??cking Maker Witnesses Henry Mellors, Mary Anne Coupe. All signed with a cross X	Family: F033
26	Page 41, No.121 Banns of Marriage Book, Parish Church, Cotmanhay. Held at Matlock FHS record Office. From Jean, David Kirk & Marian Christ Church Cotmanhay, April 11 1887. Arthur Woolley 22 Gotham Joseph Hardy (stepfather) & Emily Caunt 20 Ruddington Witness: Emma Walker & John Hardy Vicar: E.T. Stiaton Fowler.	Family: F007
27	Place Abbrev.Place MFIRSTNAME MSURNAME FSURNAME FFIRSTNAME DATE BULWELL St Mary Samuel LANE WARD Martha Ann 07/11/1886	Family: F025
28	please goto Lane family Tree: http://www.tree.familyhistory.uk.com/fplane.php	Family: F242
29	Poss Mariage: Source: NottsFHS Marriage Index CD 1533 to 1900 Notts Marriage Place MALE NAME FEMALE NAME DATE SUTTON IN ASHFIELD Thomas WILSON Elizabeth SMITH 30/01/1809	Family: F023
30	William FISHER Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Sarah SMEETON Marriage: 22 Aug 1803 Selston, Nottingham, England Source Information: Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M015742 1557-1752 0095048 Film 0883817 Film M015742 1751-1812 0095049 Film NONE	Family: F156
31	Regarding the identity of Clemence, mother of Joan of England, wife of Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of North Wales, the following information might be helpful. The actual entry in the Tewksbury annals which pertains to Joan's mother, "Queen" Clemence, reads as follows: Year: A.D. 1236 Obiit domina Johanna domina Walliae, uxor Lewelini filia regis Johannis et regina Clemencie, iii. kal. Aprilis." [Died lady Joan lady of Wales, wife of Llywelyn, daughter of King John and Queen Clemence, 3 Kal. April." Reference: Henry Richard Luard, Annales Monastici, 1 (1864): 101. In this case, the monk was evidently indulging in medieval legalism. Before her death, Joan had been legitimized by the Pope. On the basis of that legitimization, the Tewksbury monk evidently chose to elevate Joan's mother to the status of Queen, as if Joan's mother had been King John's wife. In point of fact, King John and Joan's mother, Clemence, were never married. By referring to Joan's mother as "Queen" Clemence, the monk who recorded Joan's death was showing his extreme respect for Joan, not attempting to alter the facts. The item from the Patent Rolls cited by Robert Battle below involving Joan's daughter, Susanna, was located by me some years ago. Basically, the document states that King Henry III is entrusting the care of his niece, Susanna (daughter of Llywelyn and Joan), to the care of Nicholas de Verdun and Clemence, his wife. On the surface, there would be nothing to suggest any connection between Susanna of Wales and Clemence, wife of Nicholas de Verdun. However, Susanna was almost certainly being held in England as a hostage as a guarantee for good behavior on the part of her father, Llywelyn. Her brother, David, for instance, was being held hostage in England at the time of the Magna Carta. My experience with foreign hostages has been that they were often placed with their English relatives, if any were available. To verify that, one has only to consult the long list of Scottish hostages in this period, who I discovered were repeatedly placed with their English kinsmen. Being a hostage in this period basically meant the person was under house arrest. Under such circumstances, it is easy to understand why such persons were placed with their own relations. The fact that Clemence, wife of Nicholas de Verdun, is mentioned at all catches the eye. Under normal circumstances, the wife would not be named. The fact that she was so named suggests she had some interest in Susanna. Given the fact we know that Susanna's grandmother was named Clemence, it becomes readily apparent that Clemence, wife of Nicholas de Verdun, was Susanna's own grandmother. That this is true is underscored by the fact that when the king later granted Susanna's care to another individual, no mention was made of the other man's wife. Even more important, the name Clemence is extremely rare among English noble women of this period. The fact that anyone named Clemence would be associated with Susanna is important. As for the identity of Clemence de Verdun, Paget shows that she was the daughter of Roger de Dauntsey, of Wiltshire. It is interesting that Clemence would hail from Wiltshire. Over the years, I've noticed that King John had a strong attachment to Wiltshire, it being the home of his most trusted allies, the Longespee, Marshal, and Basset families and Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Earl of Essex. Surely, given that his strongest supporters were all Wiltshire people suggests that King John spent much time there. Back in 1992, I shared my findings on Clemence de Dauntsey with Gary Boyd Roberts, who in turn placed her name as Joan's mother in his book, Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants, published in 1993. On page 305, he notes that I was then planning an article on Princess Joan and her mother, Clemence. Due to circumstances beyond my control, the article was never published as scheduled. However, I do plan to include a discussion of Clemence de Dauntsey in my forthcoming book, Plantagenet Ancestry, 3rd edition. For those interested in obtaining a copy of the book, please contact me privately at my e-mail address below. In this case, I think the evidence is suggestive but not conclusive that Clemence de Dauntsey was Princess Joan's mother. Perhaps with a little prodding of the records, the desired conclusive evidence of Joan's parentage will yet be located. Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah E-mail: royalancestry@msn.com	Clementia
32	From the Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland (1838) for Ballywillan Parish in North Antrim. Describing the old parish church and graveyard at Ballywillan (near to Portrush) "On the south side of the church is situated a tombstone, erected 1713, to the memory of Mrs Dorothea Ross, who is said to be a natural daughter to King James. She was married to a Mr Ross, a merchant of Coleraine." http://www.parkesfamily.btinternet.co.uk/	Dorothea
33	Found burial at Church of St.Peters & St.Paul, Sutton Cum Duckmanton - thro' gate, r/h/s, second tree, 12 feet on, 12 feet to right. Large low square stones. M.I. Mary Ann Robinson, Died Dec 15 1925 Aged 50 Years. Also, John William Robinson, Her beloved Husband, Died Jan 2 1939, aged 64 Years.	? Mary (Marie) Ann
34	[Hollingg.ged] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.	ABEL Elizabeth
35	[Hollingg.ged] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.	ABEL Elizabeth
36	Source from Hills/Hatcher Family Tree on World Connect	ALBRET Henri II D', NAVARRE
37	Possibly from Radcliffe on Trent Born around 1858	ANN Sarah
38	Thomas Patrick Anson, the 5th Earl of Lichfield (born April 25, 1939), better known as Patrick Lichfield, is a British photographer and a first cousin once removed of Queen Elizabeth II, his mother Anne Bowes-Lyon (1917 - 1980) having been a niece of the late Queen Mother. He inherited the earldom of Lichfield from his paternal grandfather, but does not use his title in his professional practice. Lichfield was educated at Harrow School and Sandhurst, and joined the Grenadier Guards in 1959. On leaving the army in 1962, he began to work as a photographer's assistant, and built up his own reputation, partly as a result of having access to the royal family. He was, not surprisingly, selected to take the official photographs of the wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales in 1981. Since that time, he has been one of the UK's best-known photographers. Since 1999 he has been a pioneer of digital photography at a professional standard. His estate is Shugborough, near Cannock Chase in Staffordshire.	ANSON Thomas Patrick John, of Lichfield
39	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
40	On page 151 of Eleanor of Aquitaine by Alison Weir she says "On 10 January 1156, having spent more than a year in England, Henry crossed from Dover to Wissant and returned to Normandy to attend to the affairs of his continental fiefs, leaving Richard de Lucy as regent and placing Eleanor and their children under the guardianship of Archbishop Theobald and John of Salisbury; the Pipe Rolls show that the Queen was paid allowances for the two boys, and also record that she was supporting in her household her sister Petronilla and their two bastard brothers, William and Joscelin. During the period 1154-8 there are thirty-six entries relating to Exchequer payments to William, as well as regular payments of generous sums for wine for Petronilla." She says that Petronilla was married to Raoul, count of Vermandois and that he died in 1151. She further says that Petronilla's date of death is not recorded.	AQUITAINE Elbeonore Princess Of
41	Dear Newsgroup ~ Contemporary medieval records indicate that King Henry VI of England was related to King Alfonso V, King of Aragon [Reference: Thomas Rymer, Foedera 11(1727): 18 ([Alfonso V], King of Aragón styled "cousin")]. Were King Henry VI of England and King Alfonso V of Aragaon related within the 5th degree on at least one side. Answer: Yes, they were. Below please find a chart which shows King Henry VI and King Alfonso V's common descent from Fadrique II, King of Sicily (died 1337). The chart indicates the two kings were related in the 5th degree of kindred (that is, 4th cousins). Fadrique II, King of Sicily __________________/_________________ / / Isabelle/Elizabeth of Sicily Pedro II, King of Sicily =Stephen II, Duke of Bavaria / / / Stephen III, Duke of Bavaria Leonora of Sicily / = Pedro IV, King of Aragon / / Isabeau of Bavaria Eleanore of Aragon = Charles VI, King of France = Juan I, King of Castile / / Katherine of France Fernando I, King of Aragon =Henry V, King of England and Sicily / / Henry VI, King of England Alfonso V, King of Aragon	ARAGÓN & SICILY Alfonso V "The Magnificent" King Of
42	http://www.angelfire.com/in/heinbruins/Astor.html	ASTOR Pauline
43	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
44	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
45	John Jacob Astor IV died on the Titanic in 1912. He left the main part of his fortune to his son William Vincent Astor, who married three times but had no children. This part of the Astor fortune ended in a philanthropic foundation and the family is no longer among the wealthiest in America. http://www.raken.com/american_wealth/encyclopedia/family.asp?code=1	ASTOR William Vincent
46	http://www.xs4all.nl/~kvenjb/madmonarchs/ferdinand/ferdinand_bio.htm	AUSTRIA Ferdinand I, Karl Leopold Joseph Emperor Of, King of Hungary
47	By Christina Barclay, James V had a son "James tertius".	BARCLAY Christina
48	[Hollingg.ged] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.	BEESLEY Jessie
49	[Hollingg.ged] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.	BEESLEY Jessie
50	Son of an undertaker from Daventry.	BODILY Richard

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