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Saturday 17th March 2018 - Number 3075

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Robert Seppings
1767-1840


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DearAncestor,-
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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(maybe we already have)

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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 list members of the LAWS and LAWES family you are searching for.

We are happy to help you with your LAWS / LAWES research, and in certain instances we may be willing to undertake private research on your behalf.


Family Events from our database, for today 17th March.h

 BIRTHS 

1756 - Baptism: John LAWES-23834, Bower Chalke Wiltshire England


1791 - Birth: John LAWS-10791, Hevingham Norfolk England

 1792 - Birth: Samuel LAWS-24980,  (Journeyman Brewer) Ditchingham Norfolk England

 1819 - Christen: John LAWS-6833, Strood Kent England

 1825 - Birth: Harry James LAWES-259, (Commercial Traveller) 
           Kentish Town Middlesex England
1835 - Birth: William LAWS-8505,  (Errand Boy) Norwich Norfolk England


1846 - Christen: Elizabeth Dyball LAWS-8021, Stepney Middlesex England

1861 - Birth: George LAWS-15964, (Railway Porter)  East Stoke Dorset England

1861 - Birth: Jemima LAWES-11890, 

 1861 - Birth: Henry S LAWS-6183,  (Omnibus Driver) St Pancras Middlesex England

 1863 - Birth: Edith S LAWS-44672, 

 1876 - Birth: George William LAWS-3098, (Brick Setter) Doddington Cambridgeshire England

 1896 - Birth: William G LAWS-44633,  (Civil Servant Ministry Of Labor) 

 1896 - Birth: William Grover LAWS-32431,  (Boot Trade Machinist) Walworth Surrey England

 1899 - Birth: Alice LAWS-43869, 

 1900 - Birth: Mildred L LAWS-20748, 

 1907 - Birth: Norman Thomson  LAWS-44397,  (Colliery General Blacksmith (Above) 
           Conveyor Attendant Below)Sunderland Durham England

 1909 - Birth: Eric J (Coal Hoist Labourer) LAWS-34183, Chatteris Cambridgeshire England

 1917 - Birth: Margery Frances Louisa (Postal Clerk) LAWS-40859, Southampton Hampshire England
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MARRIAGES

1774 - Marriage: William LAWS-3667 and Judith SPRAKE-3677, Billerica, Middlesex Co. MA United States
1877 - Marriage: Frederick William LAWES-24549 and Sarah Ann HOWARD-24550, Goulburn NSW AUSRALIA

1881 - Marriage: Robert Simpson (Farmer) BRUTEY-46006 and Kate Mary LAWS-46005, Islington Middlesex England
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DEATHS
1844 - Burial: Thomas LAWES-28043, Ewer Common Hampshire England

1857 - Death: William Willoughby LAWS-37214, At Sea

1857 - Death: William N LAWS-36539 (HCM Mate) , Ship "Gengis Khan" in London.

1894 - Death: Benjamin Wilson LAWS-36539 (Commercial Traveller) 4451, 
            Darlington Durham England

1919 - Burial: Edward LAWS-5304, (Farmer 440 Acres 13 labs 6 boys)  
           Longfleet Dorset England


1920 - Death: Henry LAWS-8672, Glaisdale North Yorkshire England




1946 - Death: Frances Mary Louisa LAWES-1656, (Spinster)  Bristol Gloucestershire England

1947 - Death: Clyde Charlie LAWS-16668,  (Captain US Navy 17935) San Francisco CA 
           United States

1947 - Death: Ernest Albert LAWS-11497, Brisbane QLD AUSTRALIA

1951 - Death: Jesse LAWES-39114, Wokingham Berkshire England but resided at: Reading                   Berkshire England

1976 - Death: Rosie Corona LAWS-46884, Weymouth Dorset England

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MISC & OTHER INFORMATION

1917 - Residence: William Thomas LAWS-30377 (Electric Storekeeper - 
           Canadian Army Private) , Montrose ANS England

1917 - Residence: Henrietta STEWART-30370, Montrose ANS England

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OTHER BIRTHS Etc
1851 - Birth: John STRATTON-17778, Leadgate Durham England

 1705 - Birth: John MORGAN-35422, Essex Co. VA England

1861 - Birth: Alice Mary Jane LOFTUS-8625, St Saviours Isle, St Helier CHI

 1897 - Birth: Morley Holland COOPER-39304, Manchester Lancashire England

 1899 - Birth: May Ann  BRANT-7220, (Supervisor) Tottenham Middlesex England
           My maternal Grandmother
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OTHER  MARRIAGES




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OTHER DEATHS & Burials

1842 - Burial: Robert SHADFORTH-23928, West Hartlepool Durham England


1987 - Death: Edward Albert CLARRICOATS-30449, Layer Breton, Colchester Essex England

 2001 - Death: Mayabelle Rosabelle DEVLIN-34653, Peterborough ONT CANADA

 2003 - Death: Ronald Kelvin MCLAWS-38701, Brisbane QLD AUSTRALIA


2009 - Burial: Madelaine Alice HOPE-33135, Sevenoaks Kent England

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Robert G Laws
1952-2015



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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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