Saturday 14th October 2017

Saturday 14th October 2017 - Number 1214

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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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Family Events from our database for today 14th October

Family Events

BIRTHS baptisms etc
1800 - Birth: Henry LAWS (Ostler) -29646, Houghton le Spring Durham UK
1832 - Baptism: John Thomas LAWS (Labourer in Timber Yard) -6491, Overton WIL UK

1856 - Birth: Charlotte Maria LAWES-251, Walworth Surrey UK
1865 - Birth: Edward George LAWS (Postman 1st Class) -6991, Battersea Surrey UK
1874 - Birth: Anna G Mead LAWS-13610, Bungay SFK UK

Bungay Suffolk

1884 - Birth: Hannah Allison LAWS-20036, Newcastle upon Tyne Northumberland UK

Newcastle upon Tyne Northumberland

1889 - Birth: Mary Alice LAWS-25356, Laidley QLD AUSTRALIA
1890 - Birth: Frank S LAWS (Passenger Lift Attendant) -40536,
1914 - Birth: Nora LAWS-11829,
1918 - Birth: George William LAWS-41703, Chicago IL USA
1898 - Birth: George A LAWS (Railway Guard Southern Railway) -44241,
1901 - Birth: Ernest LAWS (Rigman Air Boring) -37948, Whitby North Yorkshire UK

Whitby North Yorkshire

1907 - Birth: John David LAWS (Machine Operator) (Civilian War Dead) -22305, London SW9

MARRIAGES

1769 - Marriage: John LAWS (Husbandman) -6896 and Elizabeth HORTON-6897, St.Mildreds, Canterbury Kent UK, Marriage Licences 1751-80
1822 - Marriage: Ann ROLFE-31672 and William LAWES-31671, Fincham Norfolk UK
1822 - Marriage: Ann HALL-31670 and Robert LAWES-31669, Fincham Norfolk UK

Fincham Norfolk

1823 - Marriage: Henry LAWS (Coal Carrier) -5771 and Mary PAPSON-5772,
Folkestone Kent UK

Folkestone Kent

1827 - Marriage: Thomas FULLER-23884 and Elizabeth LAWS-23885, Doddington Cambridgeshire UK
1843 - Marriage: William LAWS (Ag Lab) -29171 and Elizabeth CLARKE-29172,
Ipswich Suffolk UK

Ipswich Suffolk

1844 - Marriage: John LAWS (Ag Lab) -4312 and Elizabeth WEBB-4317,
Cheriton or Lyminge KENT UK
1865 - Marriage: William B LAWS (Journeyman Tailor) -5483 and Jane A MARQUESS-5484,
1882 - Marriage: Thomas LAWS (Wholesale provisions Manager) -7812 and Ellen Elizabeth BETTS-10757, Stoke Newington Middlesex UK
1885 - Marriage: Henry Capel LAWS (Road Sweeper) -6285 and Emily EVANS-2886, Cookham Berkshire UK
1891 - Marriage: Frank EAGER (Waiter) -31128 and Ellen LAWES (Domestic Servant) - 28580, Greenwich Kent UK

Greenwich Kent (Royal Observatory)

1909 - Marriage: Harry REED-2639 and Ellen Maria LAWES-2638, Felthorpe Norfolk UK

Felthorpe (St Margarets) Norfolk

1918 - Marriage: Frederick William Henry LAWES (Locomotive Engine Driver) -29609 and Victoria Edith Kate MOORE-29610, Brighton Sussex UK

Brighton Sussex

DEATHS burials etc
1662 - Will: Henry LAWES (Composer) -1165,

1862 - Death: Hannah LAWES (Widow) -1279, Beccles Suffolk UK

Beccles Suffolk

1891 - Burial: Henry French LAWS-36424, Poole DOR UK
1895 - Death: John LAWS-7381, Dover Kent UK

Dover Castle Kent

1918 - Burial: Eric Cecil LAWS (Army Private) -11991, West-Vlaanderen BELGIUM
1918 - Death: Charles LAWS (ARMY Private) -7418, FRANCE
1923 - Death: James Thomas LAWS-41771,
1942 - Death: Raymond Dwight LAWS (Air Corps Pilot) -30463, Puerto Rico
1975 - Burial: James Parley LAWS-13834, Blanding UT USA
1976 - Death: Norman LAWS-11932, Lincoln, Lincolnshire UK

Castle Square Lincoln Lincolnshire

1987 - Burial: Ollie Madie LAWS-16463, Memorial Park, Lamesa, Texas USA

MISC
1885 - Occupation: Henry Capel LAWS (Road Sweeper) -6285,
1916 - Discharged: James Warren LAWS (ARMY Private 1891) -28823,

OTHER BIRTHS
1860 - Birth: Tom WOODMAN-28564,
1894 - Birth: Alice J PENTON-38007, Shorncliffe Kent UK

1908 - Birth: Stella Elizabeth WACKETT-31945,
1910 - Birth: Fredrick William ARKLE-14320, Edmonton Middlesex UK

1912 - Birth: Ivy BRANT-14283, Edmonton Middlesex UK
1915 - Birth: Kathleen Lutrelle DESENIS-33323, Chicago IL USA

OTHER MARRIAGES

OTHER DEATHS & Burial
1859 - Death: Anne HALL-4330, Chelsea Middlesex UK

Chelsea Royal Hospital

1881 - Will: Walton HARDY (Solicitors Clerk) -1987,
1883 - Death: Mary Ann WILSON (Farmer 400 acres 10 men 4 boys) -5310,
Stamford Lincolnshire UK

1910 - Burial: Ann CLIFFORD (Widow) -11593, Whitby North Yorkshire UK
1917 - Death: Sarah ELGAR-200, Camberwell Surrey UK
1988 - Death: Cynthia LLEWELLYN-32471, Westcot Barton Oxfordshire UK

1991 - Death: Kathryn DAVIDSON-40640, Provo UT USA

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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 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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