Our Family History
The Genealogy of the Story Family
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Matches 151 to 200 of 399
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| 151 | Educated Newnham College Cambridge. BA 1974 | Maclagan, Ianthe Mary (I352)
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| 152 | Educated Winchester | Maclagan, Andrew Story (I351)
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| 153 | Educated Winchester and Magdalen College | Garnet, John Brooksbank (I345)
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| 154 | Educated Winchester and Trinity College Dublin (MB MCh) | Story, Dr John Benjamin (I43)
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| 155 | eloped with wealthy Spanish Lady | Orsmond (I227)
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| 156 | Engaged to a Jim Trinder who was killed in WW1 and left her some money. It amounted to £650 which is over £80k today. | Hewett, Marguerite (I131)
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| 157 | Fellow of Trinity College Dublin | Gratton, Rev William (I315)
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| 158 | Fifth son of Joseph and Caroline Story of Bingfield, County Cavan. Inherited the family house Errington, Co. Tyrone from cousin Sara Mary Anne Story | Story, Evelyn James (I99)
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| 159 | First cousin of Sir XX Moor | Dunbar, William (I592)
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| 160 | First daughter to Lieut-Col Robert and Mary Story born 1904 at Bingfield, County Cavan, Ireland. Educated at Cheltenham Ladies College, then Alexandra College, Dublin then London University. Worked in 'catering' in various schools and private hotels, also for Lyons teashops. Looked after aged 'Aunt Florrie' in Torquay and visited the family villa La Storietta at Bordighera on the Italian Riviera with her. Emigrated to New Zealand and worked in the Y.W.C.A hostel in Dunedin until she met husband Harold North and had two sons. Currently living in an old peoples home in Dunedin (1998). | Story, Dorothy Vera Caroline (I115)
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| 161 | Fought in the Boer War | Jollie, Edward (I178)
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| 162 | Founded a bank - Everett & Co which ceased trading 1825 | Everett, Thomas (I241)
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| 163 | Freeman of Newcastle (a Tanner) 1915 | Story, Henry Harle (I451)
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| 164 | French Lady | Ormonde Mrs (I230)
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| 165 | From Admission Book for St Michael's School Sunninghill Date of birth 30 September 1900).Entered school from infants on 8 April 1907, last attendance 2 October 1914 . First job was as an errand boy. | Taylor, Charles Henry (I11)
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| 166 | FZS, FBS | Story, James (I79)
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| 167 | Godparents: Ed Jollie, Frank Begbie, Madge Jollie | Story, Francis Edward (I113)
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| 168 | Godparents: Frank Jollie, Fran Jollie, Sallie Harvey (now Seymour) | Story, Ralph Napier (I112)
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| 169 | Godparents: J.B. Story, James Angus, Mrs J.B. Story. | Story, Robert Basil Eric (I114)
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| 170 | Godparents: John Crozier Bishop of Ossory and Fierns, Charlotte Story, Vida Story. | Story, Dorothy Vera Caroline (I115)
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| 171 | Godparents: L. White King, Bessie Angus, Fay Hawden. | Story, Laila May (I116)
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| 172 | Godparents: Mrs Nevile Reid, Miss Bush, Oswald Story (her uncle) | Story, Vida Hope Carmichael (I109)
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| 173 | Graduated M.B., C.M. 13th Oct 1890 Univ of Edinburgh | Story, Dr. Arthur Nevile John (I98)
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| 174 | Grandfather: Lord Napier of Ettrick. | Reid, Caroline Sophia Henrietta (I94)
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| 175 | Having lost his first wife, Mary, in 1819 John Orsmond left Tahiti where he was a missionary and went to Sydney to search for another wife. On 23th December 1819 he married Isabella who was a teacher in Rev. Samuel Marsden's Sunday School. She bore him ten children and was his right hand in the missionary work and his sympathetic companion throughout his life. | Nelson, Sarah Isabella (I214)
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| 176 | He was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the 1969 Birthday Honours. | Douglas-Withers, Maj. Gen. John Keppel Ingold CBE, MC (I308)
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| 177 | Held for many years the 'living of Castlerahan' which he exchanged for Killallen (?). | Story, Rev Edward (I61)
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| 178 | High Sheriff 1909 | Story, Lt. Col. Robert (I95)
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| 179 | High Sheriff Cavan 1853 | Story, Joseph (I83)
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| 180 | High Sheriff Cavan 1860 | Story, James (I79)
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| 181 | High Sheriff Co. Tyrone 1911 | Story, Dr John Benjamin (I43)
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| 182 | High Sheriff Leitrim 1872 | Story, Joseph (I83)
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| 183 | High Sheriff of Fermanagh 1803 | Irvine, Gerard (I603)
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| 184 | High Sheriff of Fermanagh in 1763 | Irvine, John (I314)
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| 185 | His tomb is in Sligo | Delap, Rev. Samuel (I557)
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| 186 | HM inspector of schools | Field, Edward Maclane (I263)
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| 187 | HM Madras Engineers | Bean, Lt. Col. John (I296)
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| 188 | hon Surgeon Oculist to successive Lords-Lieut of Ireland and to HM King George V in Ireland | Story, Dr John Benjamin (I43)
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| 189 | https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1790-1820/member/everett-thomas-1740-1810 | Everett, Thomas (I241)
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| 190 | Imprisoned as a result of a bad debt | Story, Robert (I448)
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| 191 | In searching for the parents and birth in Oxford City of William Taylor (born 1832) there were few possibilities. 1. Thomas Taylor married Edith Smith in 1829 their children were: William Oxford, St.Thomas 1829 Thomas William Oxford, St.Thomas 1831 John Isaac Oxford, St.Thomas 1834 Martha Susan Oxford, St.Thomas 1836 Edith Oxford, St Thomas This family appears in the 1841 Census: HO107/ 0891/ 018/ Folio 10 &11 Oxford City Oxford St. Thomas 1 Fish Row Head Surname Forename Age Occupation Born In County TAYLOR Thomas 35 Lab N TAYLOR Edith 40 Y TAYLOR Thomas 9 Y TAYLOR John 7 Y TAYLOR Martha 4 Y William Taylor born in 1829 died 1 day old. Buried Oxford St Thomas Edith Taylor (snr) died 1843 aged 46, Buried Oxford St Thomas (Certificate held) Widowed father Thomas married Susannah Hilliard in 1843 Children: Martha Taylor married Benjamin Bryan 1858 Edith Taylor married Henry Wing 1864 John Isaac Taylor married Elizabeth Williams in 1871 The possibility was considered that Thomas William (born 1831) took the name William. The earlier William had died at birth and his father was Thomas so the family may I have considered it would simplify matters if there was only one Thomas in the family. However Thomas William Bachelor aged 48, married Louisa Goodhall spinster aged 41 in 26 December 1881 (G.R.O, December Qtr 1881, Oxford 3a 1191). Father of the groom-Thomas Taylor. Witnesses: John Taylor and Edith Wing Louisa Goodhall appears in the 1881 Oxford Census, aged 40. occupation dressmaker, born Longworth, Berks The age of the groom, his bachelor status, his fathers name and particularly the names of the two witnesses (his siblings) identify beyond all reasonable doubt that this is the Thomas William s.o. Edith and Thomas and not my great grandfather who had died in 1875, before the above marriage had taken place. In addition, at the four children's marriages,Thomas their father's occupation is given as "boatman" or occasionally "labourer". He was described as boatman at the marriage of his son John Isaac Taylor in 1871 whereas the father of my great grandfather was described as carpenter at the marriage in Warfield in 1864. Thomas William Taylor died March Qtr 1881aged 52 (recorded under Thomas Taylor). Oxford 3a 557. His widow Louisa Taylor as a taileress aged 53 in the 1891 Census of Oxford St Ebbe RG12/1169 Folio 34. Born in Hinton, Berkshire (NB Hinton Waldrist and Longworth were adjacent Berkshire hamlets which are now part of Oxfordshire). Conclusion Thomas William Taylor son of Thomas and Edith is not my great grandfather. Another possible candidate for great grandfather William Taylor: William Taylor son of Maria Taylor born January 1832 Baptism: 24 February 1832 William Thomas TAYLOR s. Maria, spinster, Boot Alley, born 6 Jan., Oxford St Giles Burial: 27 August 1836 Thomas Taylor 4years 8 months of King Street, , St Peter in the East This date of birth exactly fits with the burial age of Thomas TAYLOR buried 27th Aug 1836. A double check of the city baptism index shows no other Thomas TAYLOR baptised in the city at a date consistent with this burial age. Hence there seems a strong likelihood that this William Thomas TAYLOR is the one buried at St Peter in the East in 1836. | Taylor, William (I79)
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| 192 | Inherited Manor-Hamilton from his mother and named it Belle Isle. Co. Fermanagh | Gore, Sir Ralph (I417)
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| 193 | Inherited Mount Eagle Estate in Jamaica from his great uncle | Delap, Col. James (I554)
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| 194 | Inherited the Corick house from his father, Thomas the Elder, but having no children, he left it to his nephew John Benjamin, son of his brother Benjamin Story of Wicklow. | Story, John (I27)
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| 195 | Inherited the Errington (Relagh) Estate | Story, Rev Edward (I61)
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| 196 | Inherited the major part of his father's fortune | Story, Edward (I447)
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| 197 | Inner Temple Barrister in Law | Everett, Henry (I506)
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| 198 | It was Caroline's family (Reids - brewers and wine merchants) who had the money. | Reid, Caroline Sophia Henrietta (I94)
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| 199 | James was the first son of Edward and Margaret Jollie of Carlisle. He became a lawyer, a Writer to the Signet, which was a Society of Law Agents in Scotland. When Sir Walter Scott got into financial difficulties, James was appointed one of his trustees. An extract from Sir Walter Scott's Journal goes:- Jan 29th 1826. Mr James Jollie, who is to be my trustee in conjunction with Gibson, came to see me, a pleasant good-humoured man and has a high reputation as a man of business. | Jollie, James (I193)
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| 200 | Jnt Cmdr ATS (ret 1947) served in WW2 | Garnet, Jean Elizabeth Brooksbank (I346)
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