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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MOORHOUSE, Mary (I5520)
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| 1102 |
Vicarage Farm. Resided at Northbank House (10 Manor Road) | COTTON, Martin John (I2912)
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| 1103 |
Vice Chairman, Spratton Prish Council. At 1891 Census was living with Mr Garret, grocer, at 7 Brixworth Lane as a grocers's assistant. | RICHARDSON, John (I4072)
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| 1104 |
Victoria Cross. 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps.
Educated Harrow (The Park) 1901-5 and Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he neglected classics but was fascinated by engineering
Passion for speed, took part in many motor races and cross country events 1909-11
Learned to fly at Huntindon airfield.
Pilot's Certificate No 147 from Royal Aero Club in 1911. Travelled to USA, entering air races & winning several thousands of dollars as well as the Harbour prize in San Francisco. Made in 1912 the first Channel flight with 2 passengers, one of whom was his wife, in Aug 1912 made in a Brequet Biplane. May experiments to prove natural stability of the aeroplane.
Changed his name to Rhodes-Moorhouse 1912 to comply with his grandfather's will.
Commissioned RFC 22 Aug 1914. In charge RFC workshops South Farnborough, then joined No 2 Squadron, No1 Wing in France.
Observation missions with his observer as 2nd Lt W.S (Sholto) Douglas, later to command No 43 Squadron and become Air Vice Marshal, Deputy Chief of Air Staff during Battle of Britain.
Was recommended for promotion to full Lieutenant by Lt.Col Trenchard, commander of No 1 Wing.
First airman to be awarded VC. Citation - "For most conspicious bravery on 26 Apr 1915 in flying to to Courtai and dropping bombs on the railway line near that station. Mortally wounded on the return journey, he succeeded in flying the 35 miles to his destination and reporting successful accomplishment of his journey despite being mortally wounded. He was flying an BE 2b." Memorial at Lamport, unveiled April 1920 by Sir Hugh Trenchard. Memorial stone in Millenium Garden, Spratton. | RHODES-MOORHOUSE, William Barnard (I419)
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| 1105 |
Visiting his mother Letitia in Spratton at 1861 Census. Charles had 3 other sons. | LEVER, Charles (I6755)
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| 1106 |
WAAF 1941, Northampton Borough Council 1956, Condervative MP for Edgebaston 1966, Life Peer as Baroness Knight of Collingtree | Family F676
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| 1107 |
Widow at time of 1851 Census | **, Elizabeth (I661)
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| 1108 |
Widow. Previously married to John Holcomb | RICHMOND, Hariet (I1242)
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| 1109 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEVENSON, ** (I6573)
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| 1110 |
Wikipedia | Family F676
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| 1111 |
Will in Northants RO dated 15th Sept 19 yr Geo 111 1779 | PEARSON, Thomas (I1793)
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| 1112 |
Will leaving effects to nephews & neices and Sister. Proved 31st January 1845 | GREEN, Sarah (I1452)
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| 1113 |
Will Northampton RO, grantied probate 13 May 1732 | CHADWICK, John (I2487)
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| 1114 |
Will proved 15th november 1796, sub | WRIGHT, John (I1465)
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| 1115 |
Will proved 21 Mmay 1807 (at Nthants Record Office) | WRIGHT, Mary (I1336)
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| 1116 |
Will proved 4 June 1803 Northamptonshire Record Office | MARTIN, Peter (I1328)
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| 1117 |
Will signed 8th February 1767 (Northampton RO) Witnessed Tho Matthew, Fran Beynon | CHADWICK, Corey (I2479)
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| 1118 |
William and Catherine had Daughters Cantherine and Dora and, from Catherine, 3 grandchildren | **, Catherine Anne (I4635)
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| 1119 |
William and Charlotte had 1 son and 6 other daughters. They lived in Normanton, West Yorkshire where many descendants still lived in 2011. | MANNING, William James (I6380)
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| 1120 |
William and Theodosia had 14 children of whom 10 survived. The 5 recorded here went to New Zealand | HEATON, Theodosia Maria (I5525)
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| 1121 |
With Grandparents Nathan Kimble at date 1851 Census. (assumed to be son of Joseph Adnett & Elizabeth Kimble given dates, locations) | ADNETT, Eaton (I608)
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| 1122 |
Witnessed marriage between Fred Roe and Alice Abigail Brady
Had not had measles prior to school age. | ROE, Ted (I6947)
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| 1123 |
Witnesses Edward Butlin, Edward Farndon | Family F1202
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| 1124 |
Worked as Baker's apprentice to John James Watts #5231 in Ullesthorpe, Leics. | AUSTIN, Sam (I3165)
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| 1125 |
Worked at Cottesbrooke Hall | BALDERSON, Norah Kathleen (I3208)
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| 1126 |
Worked for Burns Philip in Papua New Guinea, then set up his own business of a stoe in Samarai, NG, running it until his death. Founded AH Bunting & Co, run by son Robert | BUNTING, Arthur Herbert Couldrey (I6927)
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Worked for Ray Hammond at The Dairy, 11 Yew Tree Lane, for 30 years churning and delivering milk. Has own herd of cows for many years. | BRANSON, Jean (I3549)
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| 1128 |
Worked in China as a missionayr. (Father-in-law to Robert Joynt who provided much information on the Martin family in Australia) | SIMPKIN, William Theophilus (I6910)
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| 1129 |
Worked on the railway, killed in an accident in Nuneaton 1904 | COPSON, Charles (I2870)
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| 1130 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BILLING, Caroline Elizabeth (Cass) (I3302)
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| 1131 |
Workhouse Turn (1881 Census) | LEE, Abraham (I3361)
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| 1132 |
Workhouse Turn (1881 Census) | GAMMAGE, William (I2644)
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| 1133 |
Workhouse Turn (1881 Census) Son of John Page, Labourer | PAGE, Zachariah (I887)
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| 1134 |
Workhouse Turn (1881 Census), 10 Yew Tree Hill (1891 Census) | WYKES, Thomas (I239)
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| 1135 |
Workhouse Turn, Baptist Minister's House (1881 Census) | JONES, William (I5475)
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| 1136 |
Wounded in WW1 | CLARKE, Joseph Ernest (I6627)
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WW1 13th Bttn, Royal Sussex Regiment. | TITE, Ernest (I424)
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| 1138 |
WW1 1t Bttn. Northamptonshire Regt. Mobilised in August 1914, he was at once drafted to the Western Front and fought in the Retreat from Mons. After serving in the battles of Le Cateau, Marne and the Aisne, he was reported missing at La Bass | SMITH, John William (I423)
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| 1139 |
WW1 3rd Northamptonshire Regt. | SMITH, Frank (I3162)
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| 1140 |
WW1 4th Bttn. Northamptonshire Regt. | TAYLOR, George (I3059)
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| 1141 |
WW1 51st Bttn. Royal Sussex Regt. | WYKES, Ernest J R (I3169)
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| 1142 |
WW1 6th Northamptonshire Regt. | NORMAN, Lewis William (I6731)
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| 1143 |
WW1 7th Tank Corps. Left home in Spratton 1n 1940's to live in Boughton, changing his name to Warren | WYKES, Joseph Llewellyn (I2548)
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| 1144 |
WW1 Enlisted Brixworth 11/12/1915 n East Surrey Regt, (or 6th Bttn Northamptonshire Regt) discharged 4/7 1917 . Lost both legs below the knee from injuries during the 1914-18 War. Sold home grown fruit and vedge from horse & cart around villages. | WYKES, John Andrew (I2664)
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| 1145 |
WW1 Machine Gun Corps, probably as Driver. Later ran popular Taxi service in Spratton. | WOOD, Charles James (I4067)
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| 1146 |
WW1 Northamptonshire Regt. | SMITH, Alfred (I3143)
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| 1147 |
WW1 Northamptonshire Regt. Mons Star. Wounded. | SMITH, Abraham Bert (I380)
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| 1148 |
WW1 Rifle Brigade | VOKE, John (I7014)
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| 1149 |
WW1 Royal Army Service Corps | TYRELL, Joseph (I425)
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| 1150 |
WW1 Royal Fusilliers | SMITH, John Samuel (I6600)
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