Our Family History
The Genealogy of the Story Family
Notes
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| 351 | Source Medium: Other | Source (S1)
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| 352 | Speaker of Irish House of Commons 1729 | Gore, Sir Ralph (I417)
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| 353 | Speaker of the House of Commons | Gratton, Rev William (I315)
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| 354 | Start of the Bingfield Storys | Story, Bishop Joseph (I20)
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| 355 | Start of the Corick Storys | Story, Thomas (I13)
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| 356 | Succeeded his brother | Story, Rev. William MA (I38)
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| 357 | Successful London barrister | Everett, Joseph Hague (I468)
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| 358 | Teddy is mentioned from time to time in the letters and diaries of his elder brother Robert | Story, Capt. Edward Joseph (I97)
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| 359 | Teddy is mentioned in a letter to APS from FES (Aunt Florie) in 1944 | Story, Capt. Edward Joseph (I97)
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| 360 | Ten children | Everett, Thomas (I241)
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| 361 | The estate at Omard (?) which he had purchased he ;eft to his eldest nephew. | Story, Rev Edward (I61)
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| 362 | The originals of Robert's letters (and those of brother Arthur) may be in the India Office of the British Library. Nancy Story (D-W) deposited them there 16.12.1981 reserving publiching rights. Asked for their return 2.6.85 | Story, Lt. Col. Robert (I95)
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| 363 | The Story's came from the north of England. Family records tell us that one John Story, an English gentleman, squandered his estate, sold his family place Bingfield Hall near Hexham in Northumberland, went to Clogher in County Tyrone, Ireland, under the auspices of Bishop Ashe in 1697* and settled at Corick, where he built his new family home. There is mention of three sons, Thomas, Joseph and Benjamin, through there were probably more. His grave stone is in Clogher church yard. *Sir George Ashe was succeeded by J. Sterve in 1717; so that the exact year of the family moving to Ireland is uncertain. | Story, John (I7)
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| 364 | There is a book "The Spreading Tree" about John Orsmond's work in Tahiti. It is by Mary Carnachan (one of his grand-daughters) | Orsmond, Rev. John Muggeridge (I212)
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| 365 | There is a discrepancy regarding the date of birth of Alice Halfacre. Her birth certificate (copy held) give 6 May 1862 with the date of registration 16 June 1862. However he memorial stone in St Thomas' Church, Shanty Bay gives her life span as May 6 1860 to March 12 1943. It appears most likely that the stone mason made an error which the family did not consider important enough to correct. | Halfacre, Alice (I54)
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| 366 | There is a monument to her and her family at Bathampton near Bath | Collins Miss (I280)
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| 367 | There was another Ernest John Dicker: Birth 1874 Marylebone June Qtr 1a 532. He appears in the 1901 Census (RG13 490 Folio 43 Page 4),aged 27, living in Stanbridge Road, Putney wife, Lillian, occupation hairdresser, This is not our Ernest Henry Dicker Our Ernest John Dicker was born March 1971 G.R.O Ref June qtr 1871 Kensington 1a 17 Our Ernest Jon Dicker appears in the 1881 Census at St Marylebone,aged 10, at 11 New Street, as an orphan,scholar. No information beyond 1881 has been found (eg marriage, death or census return). | Dicker, Ernest John (I61)
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| 368 | They met on the SS Remuera heading to NZ. Daisy was heading to Tasmania with her family and APS was headed to NZ. | Family: Arthur Patrick Story / Marguerite Hewett (F20)
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| 369 | This is where 'Guy' as a family name originates | Family: Charles Edwin Everett / Violet Guy Parkinson (F157)
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| 370 | This is where APS inherited money for Bingfield from | Story, George Frederick (I105)
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| 371 | Thomas Everett of London Clothworker was Admitted into the London aforesaid and sworn in the Mayoralty of William Beckford Esq. Mayor and Sir Ste. Theo Janssen Bar! Chamberlain and is Entered in the book Signed with the Letter O relating to the Purchasing of Freedoms and the Admissions of freemen (to wit) . The Sixteenth day of November in the Tenth year of the Reign of King GEORGE the Third And in the Year of our Lord 1769 in Witness whereof the Seal of the Office of Chamberlain of the said City is hereunto affixed Dated in the Chamber of the Guild-hall of the same city the day and year abovesaid. | Everett, Thomas (I241)
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| 372 | Twice married | Story, Col. Robert William (I73)
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| 373 | Twin | Story, Richard James (I106)
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| 374 | Twin | Story, Margery Lillian (I107)
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| 375 | unm | Jollie, William (I195)
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| 376 | Unmarried | Story, Catherine (I32)
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| 377 | Unmarried | Story, Jane (I35)
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| 378 | Unmarried | Story, Letitia (I36)
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| 379 | Unmarried | Story, Alexander (I37)
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| 380 | Unmarried | Story, Maria Isabella (I40)
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| 381 | Unmarried | Story, Sarah Mary Anne (I80)
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| 382 | Unmarried | Story, Rev Edward (I61)
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| 383 | Unmarried | Story, Mary (I64)
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| 384 | Unmarried | Story, Arabella (I69)
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| 385 | Unmarried | Story, William George Theaker (I46)
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| 386 | Unmarried | Barrow, Alice Gertrude (I337)
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| 387 | Unmarried, succeeded by his nephew | Story, John (I27)
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| 388 | Vicar of Urney and Annageliffe(?) | Story, Rev Joseph (I71)
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| 389 | Viscount of Belle Isle | Gore, Sir Ralph (I607)
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| 390 | Was cox for the Eton rowing eight | Douglas-Withers, David Bethell Everett (I5)
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| 391 | Wealthy brewer and builder in Newcastle | Story, Robert (I448)
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| 392 | Wealthy man owning breweries and tanneries in Newcastle | Story, Edward (I445)
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| 393 | wealthy Spanish Lady | Orsmond Mrs (I228)
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| 394 | Well known Irish artist and entertainer | French, William Percy (I458)
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| 395 | When APS and his family moved to Leigh from The Waikato there was no house on the farm (it had been burned down) so the family lived with his in-laws while APS rebuilt the house. | Hewett, De Mezzi Horace (I246)
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| 396 | Widow of Mr. Smith of Richmond. | Smith, Elizabeth (I279)
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| 397 | Widow. John Everett's 2nd wife | Pashion, Edith (I504)
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| 398 | Wife of George Lendrum of Moorefield, Co. Tyrone | Story, Mary (I16)
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| 399 | Witnesses: Thomas Shorthouse & Thomas Brown | Family: William Page / Phebe Spooner (F79)
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| 400 | Worked for NCR (National Cash Register) all his life | Douglas-Withers, David Bethell Everett (I5)
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