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Saturday 18th March 2017 - Number 1176

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Dear Ancestor,-
Your tombstone stands amongst the rest, neglected and alone
The names and dates are chiselled out on polished marble stone
It reaches out to all who care, it is too late to mourn
You did not know that I exist, you died and I was born
Yet each of us are cells of you, in flesh, in blood, in bone.
Our blood contracts and beats a pulse entirely not our own

Dear Ancestor, 
The place you filled one hundred years ago
Spreads out amongst the ones you left who would have loved you so,
I wonder if you lived and loved, I wonder if you knew
That someday I would find this spot, and come to visit you. 


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ABOUT ME
I am a native of Freeland Oxfordshire but spent my teens in London, I am an under-graduate of The Open University, retired from military logistics after 32 years, a genealogist for 40+ years and currently Pathwarden Records Administrator (volunteer) in East Lothian Scotland, the membership secretary of The Clan MacLaren Society and a family man. 
My wife (Lorna ) and I have one daughter (Hannah), a graduate of The University of St Andrews in Scotland and an undergraduate of Academy of Art University in  San Francisco, CA USA
Rusty is our dog he's a ten year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross, He loves just about everyone, especially the girls but can be a bit intimidating when he launches himself at you like an express train.
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AT THE

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If you are interested in anyone listed here, email us with the name, date and reference number, and we will happily do a look up, you might even get a whole tree! 

We will be happy to publish within this blog Your stories of your LAWS research and also members of the LAWS and LAWES family you are searching for. 

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Family Events from our database for today 18th March

BIRTHS baptisms etc
1784 - Birth: Thomas LAWS-16587, Littleport Cambridgeshire UK
1810 - Christen: Mary LAWS-16593, Littleport Cambridgeshire UK

1840 - Birth: Alfred LAWS-10740, 

 1849 - Birth: Mary LAWS-7349, Stockbridge Hampshire UK

 1852 - Birth: Harriet LAWES-24624, 

 1861 - Baptism: George LAWS (Railway Porter) -15964, East Stoke Dorset UK


1866 - Baptism: Emily Jane LAWES-13636, Booton Norfolk UK



1896 - Birth: Allen LAWS (Steel Worker) -44025, 

 1896 - Birth: Harold John LAWS (RN K27313) -24397, Walworth Surrey UK

 1897 - Birth: Nellie May LAWS-19566, 

 1898 - Birth: Frederick P LAWS (Labourer) -44525, 
1906 - Birth: Edward O LAWS-42347, 

1906 - Birth: Edward Quentin LAWS-30543, Kingston Surrey UK

 1907 - Birth: Helen J LAWS-20561, 


MARRIAGES

1747 - Marriage: Thomas SLAPP-1745 and Catherine LAWES-1746, Norwich Norfolk UK



1878 - Marriage: Alfred GAYWOOD-11735 and Mary Ann LAWS-6025, Norwich Norfolk UK
1879 - Marriage: David HOWITT (Ag Lab) -26799 and Sarah LAWS-26798, Castle Bytham Lincolnshire UK

 1905 - Marriage: Charles Michael Andrew MERRIN-26801 and Lavinia Jane Bennett LAWS-             26800, Sydney NSW AUSTRALIA

1918 - Marriage: James Joshua COBB (Sergeant Army Pay Corps) -32981 and Edith Edna                 LAWES-32980, Little Stanmore Middlesex UK


1938 - Marriage: James Robert LAWS (Master Plumber) -29016 and 
          Agnes Catherine DOWDING-29021, Kings Lynn Norfolk UK



DEATHS burials etc
1891 - Death: Marianne LAWES (Widow) -14955

 1915 - Burial: Morden Edward LAWS (ARMY Rifleman 9775) -22314, Dickebusch BELGIUM

 1925 - Death: Mary LAWS (Spinster) -5013, Crawcrook Durham UK

 1930 - Death: Samuel LAWS-40877, 

 1947 - Burial: Ernest Albert LAWS-11497, Dutton Park, Brisbane QLD AUSTRALIA

 1948 - Death: Bertie William  LAWS (ARMY Private)-4343, Lowestoft Suffolk UK

1954 - Death: Cecile LAWS -22686, Mobile AL USA

 1968 - Burial: Harry Boyd LAWS-13840, Cane Gulch, San Juan UT USA

 MISC

1818 - Occupation: James Townsend LAWES  (Reverend)-Warminster School 1973, 

1985 - Probate: Albert William LAWS-32957, 

OTHER BIRTHS
1879 - Birth: Bathsheba Amelia FOSKER-15883, Shelly SFK UK

1888 - Birth: Lilian WATT-11456, Great Yarmouth Norfolk UK




1901 - Birth: Norma Victoria HOLMES-11540, Allora QLD AUSTRALIA

1908 - Birth: Mary Walker WANZER-43339, Hamilton ONT CANADA

1909 - Birth: Daphna May PEPPLE-16673, Ruleville MS USA


1914 - Birth: James Albert  ENDERICKS-(Aircraft Elecrician)24880, Kensington Middlesex               UK

OTHER MARRIAGES

OTHER DEATHS & Burial

 1908 - Death: Hannah (Farmer / Widow) NIXON-6768, Stamfordham Northumberland UK
1942 - Death: Mary Ann STILES-37368, Reading Berkshire UK

1963 - Death: Emily GOODERSON-29597, Basildon Essex UK
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Lord, help me dig into the past
and sift the sands of time
That I might find the roots that made
This family tree of mine

Lord, help me trace the ancient roads,
On which my father's trod
And led them through so many lands
To find our present sod.

Lord, help me find an ancient book
Or dusty manuscript,
Thats's safely hidden now away
In some forgotten crypt

Lord, let it bridge the gap that haunts
My soul, when I can't find
The missing link between some name
That ends the same as mine


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