Our Family History
The Genealogy of the Story Family
Notes
Matches 301 to 350 of 399
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| 301 | Of the East India Co. | Cook, Maj. John (I470)
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| 302 | Of the East India Company Service | Sneyd, Maj. William (I579)
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| 303 | of Waitoru Station, Pio Pio (near Puketiti), New Zealand | Wall, Alice (I146)
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| 304 | of Walcot Estate, Manor of Walcot, Martyr's Worthy, Hants. | Rivers, Sir Peter (I264)
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| 305 | Only child | Waymouth, Sarah Thrope (I78)
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| 306 | Only lived 2 days | Story, Robert Rivers (I92)
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| 307 | Original doc is AA001 | Everett, Thomas (I241)
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| 308 | Other records show her father as Marsham an officer in the guards | Marsh, Barbara (I538)
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| 309 | Owned Corick jointly with niece Mrs MacLagan | Story, Joan Blanche (I50)
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| 310 | Possible a daughter Robert Story's Aunt Lou Louard. Blyborough | Reid, Nevile Esq. (I291)
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| 311 | Possibly a lawyer - Trinder, Capron & Co, 156 Leadenhall Street, London | Trinder, Lt. Arnold James (I794)
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| 312 | Possibly a son Nevile (Robert Story's) Uncle Nevile and Aunt Clara/Carry. The Oaks, Hamworth | Reid, Nevile Esq. (I291)
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| 313 | President Irish Medical Soc. 1913 President RCSI 1918-20 President Opthalmological Soc of UK 1918-20 | Story, Dr John Benjamin (I43)
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| 314 | Privy council to K. Charles II | Gore, Sir William (I316)
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| 315 | Probably a duplicate of Arabella Story | Story, Isabella (I68)
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| 316 | Property in Jamaica inherited from his great uncle | Delap, Sam (I555)
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| 317 | Proposed to Daisy Hewett but killed in action | Family: Lt. Arnold James Trinder / Marguerite Hewett (F273)
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| 318 | Proposed to Daisy Hewett but killed in action WW1 | Trinder, Lt. Arnold James (I794)
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| 319 | Rector of Agnacloy (Aghabog?) | Story, Rev. William MA (I38)
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| 320 | Rector of Ballinacourt, Co Galway | Hallowell, William MA (I339)
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| 321 | Rector of Beaumont near Carlisle | Lewthwaite, Rev. George (I249)
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| 322 | Rector of Beaumont, Carlisle | Moore, George (I208)
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| 323 | Rector of Bletchingly, Surrey & Curate of Newchurch, Isle of Wight | Sneyd, Rev. Wettenhall (I585)
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| 324 | Rector of Killybegs, Co. Donegal | Lodge, Rev. William (I274)
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| 325 | Rector of Marston Bigot, Somerset | Meade, Rev Richard John (I327)
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| 326 | Rector of Templeport in 1842 | Lanauze, Rev. Thomas (I548)
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| 327 | Rector of Tockenham, Wilts | De Courcy Meade Rev, (I295)
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| 328 | Rector of Tullycleagh, Co. Fermanagh | Gratton, Rev William (I315)
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| 329 | Rector of Woolhampton | Everett, Rev. Charles William (I466)
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| 330 | Rector parish of Monaghan | Story, Rev Joseph (I10)
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| 331 | Retired major-general John Douglas-Withers was Group Personnel Manager of the Jardine Group from 1974. (12 June 78) | Douglas-Withers, Maj. Gen. John Keppel Ingold CBE, MC (I308)
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| 332 | Richard possibly joined Scientology Church and went to USA. (- Terence Story thinks) | Story, Richard (I299)
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| 333 | Royal Artillery | Story, Col. Robert William (I73)
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| 334 | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | Garnet, Lt. Col. William Brooksbank DSO DL JP (I343)
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| 335 | Said to be descendent of Bishop Joseph Story of Kilmore | Story, John (I420)
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| 336 | Secretary of States office | Sneyd, Jeremy (I574)
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| 337 | See 1912 edition - Irvine of Killadeas | Irvine, John (I314)
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| 338 | See Burke's Peerage - Napier and Ettrick | Napier, Baron Francis (I319)
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| 339 | See Peerage of Ireland edited by Archdall Dublin 1789 Vol III around page 285 | Gore, Sir William (I316)
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| 340 | See Peerage of Ireland edited by Archdall Dublin 1789 Vol III Page 287 | Gore, Sir Ralph (I609)
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| 341 | Served in Perak expedition 1875-76, Egypt 1882, Sonakm 1886 and in WW1, Legion d'Honncur (3rd Cl), Order of Rising Sun of Japan (2nd Cl) and Spanish Naval Order of Merit. | Story, Admiral William Oswald (I119)
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| 342 | Served in the American War returning home after 31 years service. | Story, Col, John (I58)
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| 343 | Served in WW2 | Garnet, John Brooksbank (I345)
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| 344 | Served in WW2 with the WRNS | Story, Joan Blanche (I50)
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| 345 | Sherriff of Stafford | Sneyd, William (I564)
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| 346 | Sold Biddeston House in 1907 when the money ran out and moved the family to Instow in Devon. | Everett, Charles Edwin (I399)
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| 347 | Soldier | Jollie, Edward (I178)
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| 348 | Son and heir to Sir Frederick of Manor Hamilton, Co. Leitrim | Hamilton, James Esq. (I610)
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| 349 | Son of Sir Roger, 2nd Earl of March | Mortimer, Sir Edmund (I393)
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| 350 | Source Medium: Other | Source (S1)
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