Tuesday 17th October 2017

Tuesday 17th October 2017 - Number 1217

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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 today17th October

Family Events

BIRTHS baptisms etc
1744 - Baptism: Jessie LAWES (Ag Lab) -845, Coombe Bissett Wiltshire UK

Coombe Bissett Wiltshire

1773 - Birth: Edward LAWS-24109, Feltwell Norfolk UK
1802 - Christen: Henry LAWS-7045, Folkestone Kent UK

Folkestone Kent

1809 - Baptism: Frederick LAWS-21054, Lavenham SFK UK

Lavernham Suffolk

1813 - Christen: Hannah LAWS-6092, Bexley Kent UK
1849 - Baptism: Henrietta LAWS-14253, Stepney Middlesex UK
1849 - Baptism: Angelina LAWS (Hat Milliner) -7189, Stepney Middlesex UK

Stepney Middlesex

1866 - Birth: Annie E LAWS-20735,
1871 - Birth: Michael LAWS (Gardeners Labourer)-7256, Littleport Cambridgeshire UK

Littleport Cambridgeshire

1880 - Baptism: William Walter LAWS (Ag Lab) -4365, Feltwell Norfolk UK
1882 - Birth: Jesse Martin LAWS (Farmer) -11632, Mcleanboro, Hamilton County IL USA
1886 - Baptism: Alice LAWS-29056, Bedlington Northumberland UK
1898 - Birth: Chalmer E LAWS (PFC US Army) -16658,
1903 - Birth: Frank Goodall LAWS-11516, Cowra NSW AUSTRALIA
1906 - Birth: Lavinia Isabella LAWS-20393, Lidcombe NSW AUSTRALIA
1915 - Birth: James Harry LAWS-36219,

MARRIAGES

1695 - Marriage: George LAWS-4495 and Lettice FELLS-4496, Clerkenwell Middlesex UK
1716 - Marriage: Richard JOHNSON-1907 and Frances LAWES-1908, Norwich Norfolk UK

Elm Hill, Norwich Norfolk

1824 - Marriage: Matthew LAWS-7283 and Mary ROBSON-29200, Monkwearmouth
Durham UK
1836 - Marriage: Henry LAWS (Carpenter) -6326 and Mary Ann (Silk ?) RICE-4604, Heigham, Norfolk UK
1846 - Marriage: Spencer Nesbit LAWS-22964 and Siotha WESTERMAN-22965, Lincoln TN USA
1917 - Marriage: William H PAYNE (Farmer/Caretaker) -3710 and Eliza Mary Eleanor LAWS-3707, Grafton NSW AUSTRALIA
1925 - Marriage: Reginald William LAWES (Farmer) -2317 and Kate May DACOMBE-39655, Holt Dorset UK

DEATHS

1775 - Burial: Alexander LAWS-35560, Dagenham Essex UK
1871 - Death: Thomas Thurlow LAWS (Master Mariner 18708) -32109, Roath Glamorgan UK
1872 - Death: James LAWES (General Dealer) -2162, Upper Holloway Middlesex UK
1915 - Death: Alfred LAWES (Soldier & former Policeman)-2719, Brighton Sussex UK

Brighton Sussex

1925 - Death: James LAWES-2354, Royal Portsmouth Hospital, Portsmouth Hampshire UK

HMS 'Victory' moored in Portsea Naval Dockyard

1939 - Death: Ernest Charles LAWES (Warehouseman) -31998, Dorking Surrey resided at
Tottenham Middlesex UK
1942 - Death: Larkin Lester LAWS-19315, San Mateo CA USA
1948 - Death: John William LAWES-39051, Kingston Upon Hull East Yorkshire UK

Kingston upon Hull, East Yorkshire

1948 - Death: Callie LAWS-19758, Edmonson Co KY USA
1959 - Death: Albert Edward LAWES-40316, Basingstoke Hampshire UK

Basingstoke Canal Hampshire

1964 - Burial: Edward LAWS (Boot Repairer retired) -25710, Christchurch NZ
1970 - Death: Carl Hobson LAWS-11146, Fresno CA USA
1973 - Death: Joseph William LAWS-19831,
1989 - Death: Gilbert James LAWS (RNVR) -17766, Winchester Hampshire UK

Winchester Hampshire

2003 - Death: Sydney Thomas LAWS-26330, Grimsby Lincolnshire UK

MISC

1916 - Military: John William Oughton LAWS (ARMY Sapper WR/202714/207480) -22296, Royal Engineers

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OTHER BIRTHS
1788 - Baptism: Mary BOWERS-13793, Elsworth Cambridgeshire UK

1846 - Birth: Jane Ann WINTER-3989, Ellingham Northumberland UK
1864 - Birth: Lucy WELLS (Barmaid) -7216, Shoreditch Middlesex UK
(My maternal great grand-mother)

1888 - Birth: Mabel STIFF-27576, Cwmbran Glamorgan UK

1889 - Birth: Lily Maude NORTON-34468, Hevingham Norfolk UK

1901 - Birth: Samuel NEWTON-29130, West Bromwich Staffordshire UK

1911 - Birth: Elizabeth THOMAS-43348, Chatham Kent UK

1918 - Birth: Margaret Pauline HAYES-20540, Fayette Co IL USA

OTHER MARRIAGES

OTHER DEATHS & Burial
1944 - Death: Lewis TEALE (Railway Locomotive Driver) -14220, Airedale, Castleford
West Yorkshire UK
1956 - Death: Annie May ALLEN-39281, Greenwich Kent resided at New Eltham UK

Royal Observatory, Greenwich Kent

1979 - Death: Arthur TRUDGETT (Carton Maker) -35622, Bournemouth Hampshire UK

Bournemouth Hampshire

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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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